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A Q&A with the insiders behind your favorite brands.
Tzeira Sofer
Founder and CEO
Pomega, Inc.
Entrepreneur and trained nutritionist Tzeira Sofer became fascinated with ancient medicine and the world of botanicals at a young age, and began investigating the use of natural, plant-based treatments as solutions for her own health issues and sensitivities. Inspired to help women overcome similar problems through diet, she established a wellness clinic, where she first learned of pomegranate seed oil from one of her patients. When she experienced the ability of this oil to reverse years of skin damage, she knew she had discovered something special that she would have to share with the world.
Tzeira worked with doctors and fatty acid experts to define the unique molecule in pomegranate seed oil as Omega 5, and progressing from kitchen to lab, she partnered with chemists to develop a full range of green skin care founded on the proven science of Omega fatty acids and natural active ingredients.
I never intentionally set out to enter the beauty industry, so it's probably more accurate to say that I found myself in it! The inspiration began with a deep-seeded interest in food ingredients (which I had been studying from a young age) and the fact that my own sensitivities prevented me from using any conventional skin care or cosmetic products. It was while experimenting with various botanicals and essential fatty acids that I discovered the uniquely potent antioxidant molecule derived from pomegranate seed oil, Omega 5. Having founded a women's health clinic several years earlier, I was motivated to work closely with clients to help them overcome their challenges around nutrition and health. I am a long-time believer in the power and healing force of bioactives, and Pomega became another avenue through which to educate others.
Healing Cream. This was the product that consumed me the most, and through its creation I was confronted with many challenges that helped me grow as both an innovator and an entrepreneur. Healing Cream represents my belief system in my innate healing force. I suffered from childhood from severe eczema and refused to use steroid creams. I created Healing Cream for my own skin illness, and I admit that my skin at 55 today looks and feels much better than my skin at 25. The reward of validation from medical centers, doctors and hundreds of patients is validating to my years of knowledge, research and experimentation.
Ultimately, the experience of bringing Pomega5 Healing Cream to market resulted in two incredible breakthroughs: The first was achieving product stability using a pure, botanical preservation system.
Many years of experimentation were required to yield a shelf life of 4, 6, 12, and ultimately 18 months without incorporating traditional synthetic preservatives. The second and most recent breakthrough has been receipt of clinical validation for the product's efficacy: we now know from doctors who are using Healing Cream to treat their patients that it truly works.
I am inspired by compassion for peoples' suffering from health issues - mostly women suffering from chronic conditions and autoimmune illnesses. The deep understanding of the innate healing force in humans, combined with the healing force of nature, is what drives my vision and creativity.
My journey was also inspired by the women in my life: My grandmother, who was a fabulous chef and big believer in food ingredients (I learned much of what I know today about cuisine and nutrition from her); my mother, who is constantly giving love through her cooking; my daughter, who was so intuitive from a young age with respect to her dietary needs and taught me many lessons about being true to one's body; and my other incredible great grandmothers whom I have heard about, but never met. It's the feminine force of my ancestors, all the way through my daughter, which inspires me to persevere as a creator every day.
To be perfectly honest, I really don't use any skin care products apart from my own, and I am allergic to most makeup. Once or twice a week I may apply a concealer (MAC, Bobbi Brown and Lorac all seem to agree with my skin), and I use lip-glosses by MAC. In general, I am a big advocate of going with a very natural look, and believe that if one eats a balanced diet naturally rich in minerals and vitamins, drinks plenty of water, and gets sufficient rest, the complexion will naturally appear radiant and refreshed.
I believe this industry will undergo a transformation: The abundance of products we currently see is going to shrink down to the necessities, and the products that do remain will become increasingly focused on purity. Customers will experience allergic reactions more frequently and demonstrate less trust in products, forcing us to return to the sophistication and efficacy of the basics. This is really what Pomega5 is all about: 12-20 ingredients in a product, no petroleum, no synthetic agents or perfumes. I hope I live to see this change.
Journal. You cannot know what is good for your skin if you do not bother to get to know yourself. No one can tell you what type of skin you have or the types of reactions you may experience, so make it your mission to find out: Journal for at least two months about what you eat, what you drink, how you feel, and your rest and exercise patterns. Note your skin's texture, elasticity and color, as this will provide you with valuable information about what suits your constitution. Some foods and lifestyle habits can expedite skin renewal and vitality. Again, certain foods and eating/drinking habits like sugars and alcohol are much like harmful products for your skin. Once you start journaling, this intuitive understanding of yourself will become part of who you are, and it'll become easier for you to determine which beauty products are really right for you - and worth your money.
Consume Omega5 and fatty acids 3 and 9 with your meals and with your skin care. Follow us at www.facebook.com/Pomega5 and www.twitter.com/Pomega5 (@Pomega5).
Intensive Nightly Repair Serum has been the golden elixir of repair for my skin. It has brightened, toned and corrected my uneven pigmentation - and at the same time is refreshingly fabulous for early morning puffiness. If I could own only one miracle product, it would be this Serum.
The other product I cannot live without, which pairs perfectly with my Serum, is Grenade Anti Rides Nourishing Cream. This age-defying cream provides deep nourishment without oiliness, slickness, or residue - and it smells heavenly to boot! Grenade Anti Rides has visibly transformed my skin, reducing fine lines and improving its texture with time.
Lemongrass Clarifying Cleansing Bar is a universal favorite. I have yet to meet one person who does not fall in love with its alluring, refreshing scent! Deeply cleansing and invigorating, this facial cleanser was formulated specifically for problematic skin, so I never break out.


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Each year, more than 13,000 Mississippians are diagnosed with cancer. To meet the increased needs for information resulting from these diagnoses, the Mississippi Legislature, in 1993, provided funding for the Mississippi Department of Health to develop a Cancer Registry. The ensuing central cancer registry was established to serve as the state's comprehensive resource for statewide cancer data. Currently, the Mississippi Cancer Registry is supported through funds from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Mississippi Department of Health and the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Mississippi health professionals are the key source for cancer information. Physicians, hospitals, pathology laboratories, and other healthcare facilities must report current data to the registry regarding a patient's diagnosis. This information is carefully collected and maintained in the registry's confidential database.
With accurate knowledge of cancer type, incidence,and treatment, health care providers can better serve Mississippians by: anticipating future treatment and recovery needs, developing programs to detect cancer at an earlier, more treatable stage of disease and activating prevention programs to reduce the occurrence of the disease. These data may provide the research stimulus to find a cure for cancer.
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Rockville Centre News and Events, Week of Jan. 10
On the board
Zoning Board Meeting
Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m., Village Hall
Board of Trustees Briefing Session
Jan. 31, 6 p.m., Village Hall
Board of Trustees Meeting
Feb. 4, 7 p.m., Village Hall
Zoning Board Meeting
Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m., Village Hall
Community Events
Mercy to offer Diabetes-management programs
Mercy will offer winter sessions of Diabetes Self-Management Training programs. The four-session programs will be conducted in January on Tuesday afternoons from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. and in February on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The program is most often covered by medicare, medicaid and private insurance. For more information, please call 516-62MERCY.
Little League Spring Registration
The Rockville Centre Little League will hold three in-person registration days for new players at the Anderson Recreation Center at 111 Oceanside Road. The last registration day will take place on Jan. 12 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. New registrants must bring an original birth certificate and proof of residence (tax bill, utility bill, etc). Returning players can register online at rvclittleleague.com.
Singles Concert
Dale & Steve's South Shore Singles presents Tommy Sullivan of the 'original' Brooklyn Bridge. Join the Long Island Music Hall of Famer for an evening of great music on Thursday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Oceanside Jewish Center, 2860 Brower Ave., Oceanside. Fee is $20 (for members it's $18). Refreshments served. Contact Dale 678-0457 or Sue Lederman, who is the director of adult services at the JCC, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Paul George scored 19 points and the
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victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in a preseason matchup from Bankers
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Gerald Green added 18 points and Ian Mahinmi compiled 17 points and a team-
best eight rebounds to help the Pacers avenge an 84-70 loss to the
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Indiana trailed 53-42 at halftime and faced a 75-68 deficit with 10 minutes to
play before ripping off 19 consecutive points to move in front. Jeff
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Minnesota's Derrick Williams topped all players with 25 points, while Chase
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Park(ing) Day 2012: Photos of the Best Pop-Up Parks From Coast to Coast!
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Roger Petschauer's '50 Ford Coupe - A Custom Around HereWritten by on March 13, 2008 A Cool Mild Custom Is Just What This Hot Rodder Needed
The '50 Ford is way up at the top of the list when it comes to desirable postwar custom cars. And when it comes to building one right, homebuilt is best- with the help of friends of course, and a few pros to handle the heavy lifting.
That's the way Roger Petschauer did it when he built this mild custom '50 Ford. It's not exactly his first effort; Roger's been into hot rods for a long time. He has owned some enviable and diverse iron, including a '41 Chevy pickup, a '67 GTO, a '66 Pontiac Catalina 2+2, and a '65 Mustang fastback. Currently, he's got a '26 tall T coupe with a Flathead, and a front-engine dragster with a Chevy small-block. It's an impressive list with one glaring omission-a custom.
It's not that he wasn't interested. In fact, Roger told us he'd always wanted to build a custom, specifically a '50 Merc or a shoebox Ford. He finally got his chance about five years ago when one of his friends told him about a '50 Ford coupe his neighbor was building. Curiosity got the best of him, and Roger went over to the friend's neighbor's garage to have a look.
The shoebox was partially built at that point, and looked pretty good. The drivetrain-a combination of a Ford 302 engine, C4 trans, and 9-inch Ford rear-was already in place, many of the body modifications had been started, and the body had been prepped and primed with black sealer. The suspension had been upgraded with '71 Ford components and aftermarket parts by previous owners. The car, and most of the custom mods, was right in line with the kind of custom Roger wanted. Before long, he had talked the builder into selling the coupe to him.
With much of the mechanical work done, Roger turned his attention to modifying the appearance of the custom. On the inside, a set of Auto Meter gauges was molded into the dash, the door panels and stock seats were re-upholstered in white vinyl, and the steering wheel was replaced by one from a '59 Impala. From the outside, the grille is the first thing most people notice. Roger shook up the look of the car by replacing the familiar '50 Cyclops center with a modified '54 Ford center section.
It took five years, but Roger's custom shoebox is finally done-for now anyway. There are still some amenities he'd like to add-such as air conditioning, power windows, maybe a performance 5.0-liter engine and overdrive transmission-and there are probably a few more cars he'd like to build. At the moment, however, this hot rodder's time is occupied by driving and enjoying his cool blue shoebox custom.
Rod & Custom Feature Car
Roger petschauer
Willoughby, Ohio
1950 Ford Coupe
Roger bought the car with the majority of the chassis work completed. Crawl underneath and you'll find the '50 Ford frame riding on air shocks with eaton custom springs in front, and the stock leaves and rebuilt shackles in the rear. Rebuilt A-arms and Fatman dropped spindle uprights were added in front. Power steering is provided by a remanufactured rack-and-pinion unit from an '89 Chevy Cavalier. eCI front disc brakes and 9-inch drums in the rear, with a dual reservoir master cylinder, quickly bring the custom to a stop.
The '50 was running the '71 Ford 302 when Roger took on the project. The all-business engine is topped with a 600-cfm Holley four-barrel on a Holley manifold. The '71 C4 transmission is operated by a B&M floor shifter. The 9-inch rearend houses 3.00:1 gears.
Wheels & Tires
Dodge lancer caps look great on customs. Roger got these from night Prowlers Kustom Kemp Accessories in lamar, Missouri, and dressed them up with some body color paint in the center section, matching the painted 15-inch steelies from summit Racing. Coker provided the P205/75R15 whitewall radial rollers.
Body & Paint
The original '50 steel received no major hacking, just some well-done, traditional custom mods, such as shaved door handles, frenched headlights, frenched radio antenna, and a nosed hood and decked trunk lid, courtesy of metalman dave Zona. The '58 Ford taillights feature led lenses. The rear bumper is modified with a '49 Chevy license plate guard, and side trim strips from a '62 Ford Galaxie replace the similar (but not as sleek) stock trim. The center section of a '54 Ford grille, minus the bullet, replaces the '50 center. Roger took a pair of dummy spot housings, ground them down, and molded them backward into the grille to provide a pair of bullets and hid the seams where the '54 and '50 grilles come together. He called on Roy Blankschaen, from euclid, Ohio, to paint the car, using PPG's Bright Atlantic Blue, a dodge pickup color.
The interior had been started, but a headliner full of mouse droppings motivated Roger to redo the cockpit. Ken skula from willowick, Ohio, upholstered the stock split bench seat in pearl white vinyl. The seat was also equipped with sixway power controls from a Cadillac. dave Zona and Paul Frustereo raised the floor tunnel to clear the transmission and driveshaft. The stock dash was just waiting for an array of additional instruments, molded into the place in the style of the stock gauges, using chrome exhaust extensions as bezels. An Auto Meter electronic speedo was added behind the '59 Impala wheel. dash and window knobs are from lobeck's Hot\Rod Parts in Cleveland.


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Scene By ReadersWritten on August 19, 2012
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01 That's Christian Sherman's '68 Ford Fairlane 500 at the Taunton Mill in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Christian is a novice photographer with some cool car stuff in his portfolio.02 Amateur photographer Dan Dippel of Syracuse, New York, shot these stacks on a '65 Dodge Coronet in April 2010. Check out his work at ThousandStyles.com.03 Hot rodding is far from an American-only thing. That's Miss Kandy Cherry and Tom MacGregor from Tours, France, sitting in a Model A hot rod. Photo by F@B photography, also based in Tours.04 Larry Rollow of North Hollywood, California, bought this '51 Studebaker in 1965. He is 65 now and has been restoring, driving, and hot rodding it ever since then.05 John W. Weiss of Northampton, Pennsylvania, owns this '67 Suzuki X6 Scrambler. He says that in 1967, this was the fastest thing from stoplight to stoplight.06 Kristina Richards, aka GNGAL, from St. Charles, Missouri, owns this '86 Grand National. She has been on a few of our HOT ROD Power Tours, including the most recent one covered in this issue (page 66).07 This big-block Camaro runs in the SS/HA classes across Texas and is owned by Rick Guerrero of El Paso, Texas, who owns Rick's Tanks. The '68 was built by Super Stock builder Gary Wisecarver of Wisecarver Bros. Racecars in Rustburg, Virginia.08 An engine so clean you could eat off of--or just eat. Sarah Karger of Fort Worth, Texas, contracted Wendy Collinsworth at Haute Cakes and Cookies (HauteCC.com) to build this awesome LS cake. Now let's see if we can hang a couple big turbos on it.
10 Mike Harm of Westford, Massachusetts, shot this photo at the former Christy's Auto Salvage Yard in Leavenworth, Kansas, weeks before its close. He says the rumor is that a crusher came in and destroyed everything. "I try not to think about that, "Mike said.11 Kyle Hess of Portland, Oregon, took a shot of his girlfriend, Jessica Stief, from Vancouver, Washington, working on his '00 Ford Ranger.12 Jeremy Grist, of Wichita, Kansas, blew up his '92 Mustang LX and is building a 408ci Windsor replacement. These are his rods and pistons after disassembly.13 Kenny Vaughn of Post Falls, Idaho, built this '81 Z28 all in his garage. It features a 361ci small-block with 550 hp, a turbo 350 with a 3,500-rpm-stall converter, and 3.73:1 gears out back.14 Evan Scott of Wilmington, North Carolina, shot this at the Food Lion Auto Fair at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. It's a huge event that covers the entire infield of the track, including the actual speedway.


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Fri May 30 0:03:29 EDT 2008, Vigo, Spain
We are working on the furler in a beautiful anchorage in Parque Nacional De Las Islas Atlanticas, Rio De Vigo.
Thu May 29 23:58:16 EDT 2008
Back to Vigo, Spain to evaluate and repair. The forewardmost furler for the Yankee jib has seized up in the upper portions of the mechanism. We were fortunate to be able to get it furled with the help of a cabin top winch. Hopefully the forcing did no extra harm. This is the anchorage for tonight, the islands at the entrance to Rio de Vigo.
Tue May 27 23:55:19 EDT 2008
Wx router says to head out toward Azores asap.
Best to all,
Fri May 23 23:53:27 EDT 2008, Vigo, Spain
Keeping busy. Soon it will be time to leave.
Tue May 20 23:51:00 EDT 2008, Vigo, Spain
This is on the same wharf where we are tied up.
Mon May 19 23:45:25 EDT 2008, 40mi South of Cabo Finisterre
We are 40mi South of Cabo Finisterre.
We'll clear customs, lay over for a couple of days to work on some small issues that need addressing, and provision for the next leg.
Mon May 19 14:55:01 EDT 2008, 47 0.0'N:008 47.00'W
We had a couple of small birds (swallows?) come aboard while we were 100 miles offshore. They didn't seem like seabirds, and seemed to come aboard to get out of the wind. They made themselves quite at home.
It's fun reading your post and seeing pictures of everyone.
Did you ever have a bat hitch a ride?
Have never had a bat hitch a ride. Some type of seabird made a nest inside the boom when I was in Argentina for a few months. It seemed that a chick or chicks were still in the nest when I sailed away. Until I shined a flashlight into the boom, I didn't understand what the occasional noise was. The chick or chicks flew off one night, I never saw them again (hopefully they were ok, I was fairly close to land when they left).
There was a sad ending to the tale of the barn swallows. We did not know what to feed them, so left bread crumbs, apple pieces and water for them, but they never appeared to eat anything, and one died several hours after the other. We said a few words to commend their bravery for being 100 miles offshore, then buried them at
Mon May 19 0:00:00 EDT 2008, Rio De Vigo, Spain
Note the rowboat that is just leaving the lighthouse after landing someone there.
Sun May 18 10:46:41 EDT 2008, 43 10.0'N:009 31.00'W
Many more miles to Vigo. Lots of squalls today.
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I'm planning a 12 user migration from MS SBS 2003 to Zimbra... I cannot wait to get rid of Exchange. And with the release of v6 we've already decided that Zimbra is "the one".
I've got some quick questions though:
1) When I add an additional domain to a Zimbra server (Network Edition Pro) it basically creates a new vhost so the server can be accessed at https://whatever.newdomain.com, correct? Where whatever is a DNS A record. However if someone tries to access that using their browser then they'll get an SSL error as the SSL cert will belong to a different domain eg: mail.originaldomain.com
Is there a way to install an SSL cert for additional domains to prevent users of the other domain from getting SSL errors?
Obviously these SSL errors extend to using IMAPS/POP3S/SMTPS with Thunderbird as well.
2) I know that Zimbra (Yahoo!) Desktop runs using Mozilla Prism. But is it possible to just make a Prism runtime of our regular Zimbra interface? This will give users a recogniseable icon/window in the taskbar to be able to access the AJAX UI. Zimbra Desktop has way too much Yahoo branding for use in a corporate environment IMO, even as small as our business.
3) In a 12-15 user environment, would it be acceptable to have Zimbra installed on a software RAID 10?
Or is Zimbra on software RAID a total non-starter?
We currently don't have a hardware RAID card available for this machine. It's a quad-core Xeon X3360 with 8GB memory so it's got enough grunt to handle software RAID overhead, I think.
We have a 3Ware 9690SA-8i installed in our NAS box but that's a RAID 6 so it helps to have the parity calculations performed by the hardware card.
Can we get away with software RAID 10 in our Zimbra box?
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A Letter To My Son
To my sweet boy,
I'm just going to come out and say it: it sucks to be a younger sibling. I can't say I know how you feel, because as a firstborn, I have never been in your shoes. But I remember how I used to treat my little brother, and I wouldn't have traded places with him for anything.
As your mom, my heart breaks for you every time that your sister hurts your feelings, or leaves you out, or makes you feel like a second class citizen. I think there must be something to the idea of karma, because with every heartbreak, I'm reminded of how mean I was to your uncle, and I see now how wrong I was for that.


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This weekend, the Kemper County Sheriff's Department is continuing to investigate two rape cases.
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Brown is out on a $5,000 dollar bond, while Griffin remains in the Neshoba-Kemper correctional facility on a $25,000 dollar bond.
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Smarter Computing Virtual Event to feature IBM Executives, Judith Hurwitz and an IBM Customer!
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The Twittersphere and the blogs are a buzzing about our upcoming Smarter Computing event, and with good reason. Next week's event promises to be a state of the art video conference held within a virtual auditorium. The event agenda is built around the key themes of Smarter Computing - Big Data, Optimized Systems, and Cloud. Smarter Computing is about understanding of the economics of IT and doing more with less. Best of all, no travel is required. You can join this webcast from virtually anywhere where you can connect to the Internet.
Many of the sessions were featured at the IBM Pulse conference in Las Vegas, NV. In addition to IBM executives, the conference also includes noted analyst Judith Hurwitz on Cloud Computing and IBM Customer from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Iftekhar Kazi.
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Customer Success Story: IBM Systems Storage and Sprint
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One of the best ways to get educated about storage and data management issues is to listen to how customers are working with their IT challenges. In the video below, Josh Morton, Vice President, IT Enterprise Services at Sprint talks abouthow IBM's storage made a huge impact on the way Sprint was managing their storage/data issues. IBM System Storage solutions helped Sprint slash maintenance costs by 60%, increase utilization by 45%, and more effectively utilize lower cost tier 2 storage and their existing infrastructure. It doesn't get much better than that!
Introducing IBM TechChat Series: Pose your questions from your PC to our experts
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IBM technical experts are renowned for their expertise and their knowledge of industry best practices. It is this expertise that has made our Developer Works website one of the top social communities in the IT industry. That's why we're introducing a new series of web events to offer our clients the ability to talk one on one with IBM experts from the convenience of their computer via the Internet. Following is the schedule for this series of TechChats. I think you'll agree that we have some topics here that are interest. Check out the schedule below.
What's Next for IBM Watson? Find out on March 22nd by listening to a special webcast
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Since IBM's creation, IBM Watson played on Jeopardy, we've been getting alot of questions about the future of this superstar. So, we thought the best way to answer some of the questions was to do a LIVE webcast and tell you all what Watson has been up to since he won Jeopardy. On March 22nd IBM is doing a LIVE Webcast with Watson's creators and Information Week Magazine. Click here to register to attend and get all the news on IBM Watson. Be sure to tune in to learn more about the elusive Watson. And no, he is not getting a Hollywood Agent.:) But , he will continue to run on the IBM Power7 server and beat all comers.
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Wednesday, March 23 at 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET
Storage is the most poorly utilized infrastructure element -- and the most costly part of hardware budgets -- in most IT shops today. And it's getting worse. Storage management typically involves nightmarish mash-up of tools for capacity management, performance management and data protection management unique to each array deployed in heterogeneous fabrics. Server and desktop virtualization seem to have made management issues worse, and coming on the heels of changing workloads and data proliferation is the requirement to add data management to the set of responsibilities shouldered by fewer and fewer storage professionals. Forecast for Storage in 2012: more pain as long delayed storage infrastructure refresh becomes mandatory.
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Last week at Pulse 2011, Steve Mills, Senior VP and Group Executive for Software & Systems, introduced Smarter Computing--IBM's technology point of view to help clients apply architectural principles to federated data, optimized systems, cloud and new delivery models to transform entire IT infrastructures to improve economics and support innovation. If you weren't able to make it to Las Vegas for Pulse, you can still experience the excitement of the Smarter Computing announcements and customer success stories by registering for our Smarter Computing Virtual Event on April 6th.
Updates from IBM Pulse: Storage Sessions and Smarter Computing Demos
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It's been really busy the last two days at IBM Pulse! Thanks to all of the attendees who have joined our Smarter Computing Sessions, the exhibits and our Storage sessions. If you attended any of our Storage Sessions yesterday, then you know that the sessions were full to capacity. Yesterday's sell-out sessions featured Best Practices for Smarter Storage like:
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Honey Springs Battlefield101601 S. 4232 Rd.
Checotah, OK 74426-3264
(918) 473-5572
Director: Christopher A. Price
Staff: Andrew Slaucitajs
|Due to staff reductions, the Visitor's Center hours may vary.
|Tue - Sat
|9am to 5pm
|Free Admission
|Sunday, Monday & State Holidays
Honey Springs Battlefield Historic Site
The Engagement at Honey Springs (called The Affair at Elk Creek by the Confederates) was the largest of more than 107 documented hostile encounters in the Indian Territory. The engagement took place on a rainy Friday, July 17, 1863, between the 1st Division, Army of the Frontier, commanded by Maj. Gen. James G. Blunt and the Confederate Indian Brigade led by Brig. Gen. Douglas H. Cooper.
Cherokee and Creek regiments fought on both sides. There were approximately 9,000 men involved, including other American Indians, veteran Texas regiments, and the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteers (the first black regiment in the Union army).
The 1,100 acre site has six walking trails with a total of 55 interpretive signs; the trails are located at (1) the Union bivouac area, (2) the Union line of battle, (3) the Texas' regiments line of battle [which includes 1/8-mile of the original Texas Road], (4) the battle at the bridge [over Elk Creek], (5) the final action, and (6) Honey Springs [the Confederate supply depot].
Much of what we know about the American Civil War is derived from actual reports and correspondence made by officers involved in the conflict. In the years following the war a committee comprised mostly of former Union and Confederate colonels selected documents from those saved in Richmond and Washington files to be published in a 128 volume document entitled The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. View the report (PDF)
Visit the Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History & Culture to find out more about the Battle of Honey Springs.
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The Honey Springs Battlefield Historic Site is located east of U.S. Highway 69 between Oktaha and Rentiesville.
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An ark amid stormy seas
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Surveying the damage
With massive plastic tarps and sandbags, Gelfand, 57, and his partner, Dr. Wayne Geltman, 47, of Hewlett, managed to hold back the floodwaters that rushed through the neighborhood the night of the storm. The trouble was the four feet of sewage that backed up from a pump house across the street into the hospital, covering the 5,000-square-foot clinic in brown fecal matter.
"It was quite a stench," said Gelfand, who earned his veterinary degree from Iowa State University, started work as a veterinarian in 1983 and rented out the All Creatures building from 1987 to 1996 before buying it.
When Geltman arrived at the hospital two days after the storm, he said, "it didn't look that bad" from the outside. The All Creatures sign above the entrance was shattered, but otherwise the front façade appeared unscathed.
Inside it was a different story. "There was mud and sewage and sand and dog food everywhere," said Geltman, who received his veterinary degree from the University of Florida and started work at All Creatures in 1995. "It was almost surreal. I would never have expected to see that. We never had any flooding, maybe just a little water. It was really a shock. It took a while for the reality, the devastation, to set in."
Fortunately, the doctors had spent the day before the storm evacuating the nine dogs and five cats that were boarders or hospitalized at the clinic to higher ground at a Malverne animal hospital.
With the help of contractors, the doctors went to work disinfecting their facility with bleach and fungicide. On the west side of the building, where animals are normally boarded, they washed down the plastic walls and cement floors. But the east side of the hospital was harder to clean. There, walls and floors had to be ripped out and discarded, along with X-ray machines, examination tables, refrigerators used to store medications — virtually everything except records, which were stored digitally and backed up.
Getting back on their feet
"It's been hard. It's been very hard," said Gelfand. "Our clients have been very supportive. Our staff has been very supportive."
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I've known Dr. Gelfand since he was riding around in his RV in 1983 and he would come to your home to treat your animals. He's an amazing veteniarian and human being and has treated all of my pets (and they have been many) for the last near 30 years. The Dr. Geltman and staff are extrodinary and truly dedicated to caring for your pets in the community. They have been there for us and we will be there for them. I'm not surprised they will be coming back better and stronger. I'm sure that there will be repercussions of this disaster felt for years to come and they will be there to care for us. I don't know if I would trust another vet. Hope to see things back to normal soon.
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The Posada Movida
It is in this breathtaking place that Mario, 10 years ago, built his fantastic Posada Movida, where you will be enchanted by the warm hospitality, the Latin buzz, the amazing food offered by his staff and the quality of the service - all of which have made famous and characterize the posada from the very beginning.
Posada Movida has 6 beautiful double rooms with air conditioning, ceiling fan and ensuite bathroom with hot water.
A spacious and very comfortable lounge with a beautiful kitchen is the heart of the posada.
From the lounge you can reach the open-air terrace where 2 hammocks await you for your evening chill out or for an under the stars conversation after dinner.
The posada also offers a WI-FI internet connection.
Every day we organize an excursion with our boat to one of the beautiful islands nearby. We leave in the morning, take you to the chosen island, find the best place for your beach umbrella and picnic and leave you there to enjoy the sun and the sea until the late hours of the afternoon when we come back to pick you up and take you back to the posada for an aperitive...


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Villains and wizards alike make use of robes and capes. This Halloween, add an extra touch of detail to your vampire, judge, or Harry Potter costume. A hooded cloak is a great addition to a medieval costume for a renaissance festival or fantasy convention. Our selection of capes range from plain satin capes to regal king's robes. Sometimes a simple robe can create your entire outfit. A magician, Jedi, or judge would be nothing without the right robe.
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|Doll House Miniatures for the Kitchen
Event Type: Children's Program
Age Group(s): Children
Date: 3/17/2014
Start Time: 6:30 PM
End Time: 7:30 PM
Make doll house kitchen miniatures. Create a selection of "baked" desserts to start a miniature kitchen display. For children 8 and up. Crafters will need to attend all four programs to complete the project. Class size is limited. Registration is required. There is a $10.00 material fee to be paid at registration. Please register at the Children's desk in the Main Library.Findlay-Hancock County Public Library
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See the latest proposed construction projects
Western is involved with many transmission projects throughout its 15-state territory. To ensure reliable service the system often needs upgrades, additions or other modifications. So in addition to maintenance of Western's existing infrastructure, the agency often is involved with supporting or leading proposed construction projects to keep the bulk electrical system running smoothly.
You can learn more about several construction projects Western is currently involved in on our "Infrastructure projects" webpage.
As you click through the proposed upgrades, you will see Western's strong commitment to complying with the National Environmental Protection Act. For nearly all projects, we conduct environmental studies to determine the impact these infrastructure projects will have on the area's land, habitat, water, endangered and protected species and cultural and historical resources.
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ATLANTA -- Playing its final Colonial Athletic Association game, Georgia State fell to CAA regular-season champion Northeastern, 90-84, in overtime Wednesday at the GSU Sports Arena.
Manny Atkins equaled his career high with 26 points and Devonta White scored 24, including his 1000th career point, for the Panthers, who will move to the Sun Belt Conference next season. GSU finished the regular-season at 15-16, just missing a second straight winning season under head coach Ron Hunter.
Northeastern, which had already clinched a share of first place in the CAA and the top seed in the conference tournament, was a perfect 27-for-27 at the free throw line and got a career-high 29 points from Joel Smith, including the clinching three-pointer with 22.5 seconds left in overtime. David Walker added 16 points as the Huskies improved to 19-10 overall, 14-4 in the CAA.
In a back-and-forth second half, Atkins' three-pointer put GSU ahead 70-66 with 2:55 left, but Zach Stahl completed consecutive three-point plays for Northeastern, the second one giving the Huskies a 72-70 lead with 1:35 to play.
White answered with a driving layup to tie the game at 72 but missed the ensuing free throw that would have given GSU the lead. After both teams missed shots, Northeastern had the ball with the clock running down in regulation. Walker tried a three-pointer with about five seconds left that was blocked by R.J. Hunter, and Smith grabbed the loose ball and missed another three-point try. After a scramble for the rebound, the ball went out of bounds to GSU on the side with two seconds left, but Hunter missed a desperation three at the buzzer to force the extra session.
Northeastern scored the first five points of the overtime and held off the Panthers, who pulled within 83-82 on White's jumper with 56 seconds left, but Smith delivered the knockout punch with his trey from the corner with 23 seconds left.
With his first basket of the night, Hunter eclipsed the Georgia State freshman scoring record of 515 points, set by Matt O'Brien in 1989-90. He finished with 13 points to raise his season total to 527.
White, the junior from Alpharetta, Ga., became the 17th 1000-point scorer in Georgia State history.
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Five hikers trapped by a rockslide in the Colorado mountains were declared dead Monday, authorities said.
Chaffee County Sheriff Pete Palmer said the five were trapped by large boulders, some the size of a car, and that rescuers concluded their situation was not survivable, county spokeswoman Laura Smith said.
Rescuers removed an injured teenage girl from the rockslide but were unable to reach the five missing hikers.
The girl, 13, was pulled from the debris with injuries Monday afternoon and flown by helicopter to Children's Hospital in Aurora, Colo. The sheriff's department said her condition was unknown.
Another county spokesman, Dave Cotten, said rescuers backed away from the slide debris late in the afternoon because of concerns it was highly unstable. He said county authorities brought in mining engineers to evaluate the debris and make recommendations on further efforts to recover the hikers. Smith said recovery efforts would resume Tuesday.
Authorities said the initial emergency call said there could have been as many as seven hikers involved, but that they now believe the number was six, including the evacuated child.
Palmer said names of the killed hikers were not yet being released.
The slide occurred approximately 1 mile above the trailhead and the area is unsafe, the sheriff's department advised.
Smith said the sheriff's office received a call shortly after 11 a.m. that five to seven people were hiking at a remote spot near Agnes Vaille Falls when the slide was triggered.
She said the scene is near the tiny town of Nathrop, Colo., and that the falls are a about a half mile hike from County Road 162. KUSA-TV reported the site was near Mt. Princeton and Chalk Creek Cliffs.
Colorado's mountains have seen heavy rains and flooding in recent weeks. Smith said it's not known what caused the slide or if it was related to the rains.
First responders from a variety of local and state agencies were on the scene, she said.


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Sorry for the delay guys, I was away for much of the weekend and only had time to briefly check in here. This month's challenge was to create two different maps of the same location. This could have been two different perspectives of the same place or two different styles of maps or what have you We had several stunning entries this month:
Please vote for your favorite map(s), and be sure to be generous about repping those who participated in the challenge. The voting will last for 4 days and the winner will receive a golden compass and the praise, admiration and envy of his peers. May the best map win.
I do not see a poll ...
You have to create the new thread first and then add the poll afterwards. However my understanding was that the thread would only be displayed once the poll had been completed. Guess that isn't the case. At any rate, the pole is up now. Best of luck to you all gentlemen (and any female contestants?).
This month's competition has to have some of the highest quality entries I've seen. Just incredible work - out of this world.
With some of the other entries, I was thinking 'Why the hell am I even finishing this' - well I wanted to make that map, so ...
Great maps.
Is it just me or is there no overview of all the final entries to the challenge? I missed the second, hand-drawn map of the "Lotus Coast" from Diamond. Nevertheless, I voted for "Gothehamstadt" for other reasons.
Nevermind the overview aspect: it's the sub-forum "Current Mapping Challenge Thumbnails". Nevertheless, where are some of the entries' second maps? The challenge has closed, right?
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Some have no second map, as they did not finish ...
Yeah, I sadly didn't even finish my first map.
As always, great job from everyone.
Yep, I failed. Didn't finish my hand-drawn version. It looks like crap, honestly. I'll still finish it and post it in another thread though, so you all can see how bad it is.
My votes went to DJ and Sapiento. Some other really nice entries, so sad that some very promising ones are unfinished


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|Mealtime Makeovers
Getting in the holiday mood
By Ashleigh Noyes
I know as most of you look at the calendar you are thinking, where has the year gone? When I look at the calendar I get so excited thinking how close to Thanksgiving we are! As most of you know, Thanksgiving and Christmas are my favorite holidays because it gives us a reason to eat, eat, eat. So I am on a mission for some new holiday recipes to start trying out on my little taste testers (my family). This recipe is a Paula Dean recipe that I was given a few years ago from an out-of-town family member. Although Paula gets the credit for this masterpiece I still had to share it with you because everyone loves a homemade biscuit to smother in something all their own and serve nice and hot for the holidays. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
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Henry fighting Ambrose
When a potential feud was in the works between the two, Dean Ambrose and Mick Foley decided to work everyone into thinking that there was legitimate backstage heat between the two. They did such a great job that even a few of the WWE superstars fell for it. Mark Henry, in particular, was one of those who felt that Ambrose was disrespecting a legend like Foley. Henry even offered to fight Ambrose backstage as a sign of respect towards his longtime friend.
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I like the kind of projects like Zimbra. I was active in the past in other webmail communities such as Uebimiau (Not the same audience, I know!), but I found Zimbra quite a heavy and complicated project. I think using JSP is overkilled, for an enterprise application I would have used maybe Python, but JSP is heavy for the server, and requires 5x more code
I read the documentation (PDF) of Zimbra, and it seems that we'll need a steep learning curve to play around with the API, framework, etc...
The source code is really a lot. I think you could have built a very nice web application based aggressively on AJAX + Python/PHP with less code. But in the end, Zimbra is quite revolutionary, it will attract at least a lot of attention.
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Best Free Midwest Attractions: Kansas
Famous Americans in Kansas
Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, Lawrence Sights at the institute's free Visitors Hall include a World War II Memory Wall and exhibits about the senator's life and career.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, Abilene The museum charges admission, but the library, family home and burial site memorial are free.
Forest of Friendship, Atchison The arboretum and aviation memorial features trees from around the world and a 1-acre earthwork portrait of Amelia Earhart.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
Explore the prairie
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, Strong City Established in 1996, the preserve is the only unit of the national park system dedicated to the rich natural and cultural history of the tallgrass prairie ecosystem. Trails wind through scenic vistas, prairie grasses, wildflowers and rugged terrain (left). Rangers offer free daily guided tours of an 1881 ranch house (and $5 bus tours of the preserve), May-October.
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
Know about other free things to enjoy in Kansas? Add them in the Comments section below!
Desegregation history
Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site, Topeka Self-guided exhibits and films explore the context and effects of the U.S. Supreme Court decision to end segregation. The historic site is in the former Monroe Elementary School (left), recently restored to its 1954 appearance.
Mural controversy
Kansas State Capitol, Topeka Construction began on this copper-domed building in 1866 and took 37 years to complete. Today you can take free historic tours or dome tours (296 steps to the top--no elevator). The building is famous for its giant murals (left) depicting events in Kansas history and includes a controversial unfinished set of paintings by John Steuart Curry.
Free fun for kids
Moon Marble Company, Bonner Springs Demonstrations (left) introduce visitors to peewees, duckies, shooters, bowlers and jumbos.
David Traylor Zoo, Emporia Discover native and exotic wildlife in naturalized exhibits.
Great Plains Nature Center, Wichita Learn about the wildlife and plants of the Great Plains region through exhibits and free family programs.
Pioneer legacies
Hemslojd, Lindsborg Watch craftsmen carve colorful Dala horses (left), a Swedish tradition, and browse for other handcrafted Scandinavian gifts. The town of Lindsborg--settled in 1869 by Swedish immigrants--has a variety of Swedish-themed galleries, restaurants and lodgings.
Historic Council Grove The Council Grove visitors center map highlights a self-guided tour of 21 historic sites around Council Grove, once a stop on the Santa Fe Trail.
Wild wetlands
Cheyenne Bottoms State Wildlife Area and Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, Great Bend The wild side of Kansas is home to two of North America's most crucial wetlands, both not far from the Arkansas River town of Great Bend. Each spring, nearly 25 percent of North American shorebirds migrating east of the Rockies stop over at the Cheyenne (left) and Quivira wildlife areas. Trails, causeways and back roads provide opportunities to view pelicans, pintails, herons and gulls. Both areas have driving tours with brochures available at the entrances.
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Sea of grass
Cimarron National Grassland, Elkhart Download a brochure for a self-guided, 50-mile "Sea of Grass" driving tour of this shortgrass prairie preserve in the southwest corner of Kansas. Stops along the way highlight the area's wildlife, oil production, sand dunes, a prairie dog town, Santa Fe Trail ruts and scenic overlooks (left).
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Share your photos and stories about your experiences in Indonesia.
A picture is worth a thousand words, says a well known saying. Or, each picture tells a story. Based on these thoughts, Jaring Ide invites all to share your photographs and stories on your latest visit to Indonesia through a Photo and Story Contest entitled: My Indonesian Moment. The contest is ongoing from 14 February to 1 April 2013.
A panel of professional judges will choose three top winners. The first and second prize winners will each be awarded tickets and accommodation to the Komodo National Park in East Nusatenggara. While the third prize winner will receive a voucher to stay at The 101 Legian hotel in Bali for two persons.
Photographs sent in can be about anything and everything that you experienced in Indonesia , from the amazing beauty of the country, to impressive historic monuments, happy children, local rites and traditions, delicious foods, activities such as diving or snorkeling while taking photographs of the spectacular sites at Raja Ampat, Bunaken or elsewhere.
If, however, photography is not your cup of tea then write your story about surprising discoveries made during your travels to various nooks and corners of the Indonesian archipelago.
Photographs and Stories will be selected based on creativity, uniqueness, and professionalism. Its contents can be funny, dramatic or inspiring or all of the above.
Jaring Ide, meaning "gathering ideas", is an online platform and community which is formed to bring together creative thinkers and innovative designers to meet, discuss, explore and express their thoughts and skills to come up with new innovations. Members of Jaring Ide come from a wide range of professions and expertise as well as interests from all disciplines.
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Found in Food
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posted Nov 8 2013 3:38PM
A woman was eating a banana when she saw a dark spot on the banana skin. The spot burst open and thousands of tiny spiders scattered throughout her house. It was the "Chris Brown" of spiders....the extremely aggressive Brazilian Wandering Spider, one of the most venomous in the world. She returned the banana to the grocery store and they gave her a $15 coupon. They are also putting her up in a hotel and are paying to fumigate her place.
A Michigan woman says her family found a black widow spider in a bag of grapes purchased at a local Kroger grocery store. The woman, who lives in Brighton, Mich., said her 20-year-old son noticed a web and then spotted the spider, WXYZ, Detroit, reported. Kroger issued a statement Wednesday saying it was grateful no one was harmed. "Kroger is obviously concerned about the well being of our customers. We are extremely grateful no one was harmed in this incident. We recognize the customers reached out to our store team. The store team addressed their concerns with the customer," the statement said."Kroger works extensively with our growers to insure there are inspection processes points in place to make sure we are providing safe and quality food at all times. We also encourage customers to practice safe food handling if this is ever a concern to contact your local Kroger store."
A Reddit user posted photo of chicken foot in bag of frozen vegetables
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A 7 inch knife in a $5 footlong, Band-Aid, Deep fried chicken head or feathers.Human flesh or a finger, A mouse or droppings
Slacker says what a horrifying thought. Slacker is ok with an animal being in his food since it was probably cooked in the same way the rest of the food so it is not that bad. A band-aid on the other hand is the worst. Slacker says that there is an acceptable amount of chicken parts per billion.
Steve is so grossed out that he doesn't even want to look at the picture. Steve say stop putting the little bag of parts inside the turkey. Nobody likes that and sometimes people forget to take it out before cooking it. Steve is never eating another banana again.
What is the craziest thing you've ever found in your food?
Breakfast was served at a family gathering and we left the scrambled eggs in the pan on the stove as we were eating. We went back to it about an hour later to get rid of it and noticed some movement looking closer there were maggots crawling inside the eggs. We are still unsure if they were present before we ate them or after. How did they get there?
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Virginia held its statewide tornado drill this past Tuesday at 9:45 AM in schools, businesses and organizations. This drill is a reminder that severe weather season is upon us and we all need to know what to do in the event of a tornado, especially children who may be in school when a tornado warning is issued. Here are some tornado safety tips:
Tornado Watch: Tornadoes are possible...monitor the situation
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Most tornadoes move from southwest to northeast and occur between the hours of 3 PM and 9 PM. No state is immune from tornadic activity.
You always want to move away from windows and seek shelter in a basement or an interior room of your home. Flying debris is the number one cause of injuries. Tornadoes generate high winds that pick up usually harmless objects and turn them into dangerous projectiles as they are hurled at high speeds, 100 mph or higher. If you do not have a basement you should have a plan to go to a shelter when a watch is issued. If you cannot make it to the shelter then you should lie flat in a low lying area or a ditch. Don't waste time opening windows. Opening windows will not equalize the pressure in your house and protect it. Instead it wastes valuable time and puts you in greater danger putting you by a window. When tornado warnings are issued we will stay on the air until the warning expires or until the danger has passed. That is our commitment to keeping you safe and ahead of severe weather and that is why we have 'Green', 'Yellow' or 'Red' Alerts for the next three days. When we issue a Red Alert that means severe weather is likely or is occurring.


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Things to see and do - Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
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Noirmoutier-en-l'Île : Michelin's recommendations
This white capital of the Ile is spread out parallel to a port-canal from where the sea retreats to low marshland. Its Grande-Rue is 1km long and ends at Place d'Armes overlooking the port. Castle, abbey, historical event (execution of the defeated hero of Cholet, Vendée General d'Elbée)... and kilometres of promenades among the pine trees, holm oak and mimosas that serve as a good introduction to life in this part of the world.
Tourist attractions Noirmoutier-en-l'Île : Things to see and do
Bois de la Chaise
Bois de la Chaize F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
With its sea pines, holm oak and mimosas, this oceanfront woods feels like a piece of the Côte d'Azur that landed on the Atlantic coast.
Promenade des Souzeaux
promenade des Souzeaux F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
This shaded promenade leaves from the Plage des Dames and runs along the ocean among wooded creeks. After the Phares des Dames lighthouse, pine trees are mixed with oaks. The cliffs tower over the sealine dotted with reefs. There are lovely views ove..
Noirmoutier-en-l'Ile Castle
Place d'Armes F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
The austere and bare 15C wall of this castle forms a rectangle that is interrupted by two corner towers. The wall-walk around it provides pleasant views of the town, the saltmarshes and the ocean. A square 11C keep houses a museum containing a wonder..
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Hotel Autre Mer
32 Avenue Joseph Pineau F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'lle
Prix Prices from : 65 €
The Autre Mer is located in Noirmoutier-en-île, 2 km from the beaches at Le Sableau. It offers free private parking, free Wi-Fi access, and each guest room has a private bathroom and TV. The hotel offers a breakfast that can be served in the comfort..
Hôtel La Villa en L'île
38 Avenue de la Victoire F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'lle
Prix Prices from : 50 €
Located in Noirmoutier-en-l'ile, Hôtel La Villa en L'île is just a 10-minute walk from Plage des Dames Beach and 800 metres from Noirmoutier Castle. It offers a seasonal, outdoor swimming pool and a sauna, available with an extra cost. All of the ro..
Hotel Esperanza
10 A Rue Du Grand Four F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'lle
Situated on Noirmoutier Island in the Vendée region, Hotel Esperanza is just 200 metres from an 11th-century castle. The hotel features a terrace in the 1000m² landscaped garden. Guest rooms at Hotel Esperanza are individually decorated and are equi..
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La Table d'Élise
5 r. Marie-Lemonnier F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
This marine inspired restaurant - the annexe of the gourmet restaurant La Marine - serves good fish and seafood. The chef's sense of flavour and precision stand out in his unpretentious bistro dishes. An enjoyable meal!
route de l'Epine F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
This maison basse is typical of the island. It has a pleasant rustic interior and conservatory overlooking the Arceau channel. The dishes feature local fish. Good, fresh and tasty artisanal cuisine.
La Marine
3 r. Marie-Lemonnier F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
Don't judge a book by its cover! Behind the understated façade of this restaurant, you will find an interior that is quirky and contemporary... just like the food. Here, the talented and creative chef puts together dishes that are subtle, accomplishe..
L'Anse Rouge
15 avenue du Maréchal-Foch F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
Le Petit Banc
7 rue des Douves F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
Originally from the Lyon region, Véronique and Gilles have taken over this pretty building located just at the foot of the Château de Noirmoutier. The atmosphere calls to mind a bouchon Lyonnais with its wooden floorboards and salvaged tables and c..
Fleur de Sel
10 rue des Saulnier F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
A restaurant that is synonymous with the sea. It serves simple but well-made cuisine that gives pride of place to fish and seafood.
Le Grand Four
1 rue de la Cure F - 85330 Noirmoutier-en-l'Île
This lovely townhouse covered with Virginia creeper is an intimate, opulent looking setting. It is quite simply ideal for savouring the pleasant, contemporary dishes, which are always fresh and feature lots of seafood.


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The Sonoma International Film Festival kicks off tonight with the Northern California premiere of The Answer Man, a shrewdly amusing drama starring Jeff Daniels (The Lookout, Traitor) as the author of a spiritual self-help book.
The film, which earned critical raves and a Grand Jury Prize nomination at Sundance, marks the feature debut of writer-director John Hindman, who was able to lure Daniels to the project on the strength of his script alone. (At the time, Hindman had no movie deal, much less a budget for big-name talent.) Daniels, whose reclusive writer believes none of his own bestselling psychobabble, heads a talent-rich cast featuring Lauren Graham, Kat Dennings and Juno's Olivia Thirlby.


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