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You Can Jailbreak iPod touch 6 With TaiG And PP
Yes, you can jailbreak iPod touch 6 on the latest iOS 8.4 firmware using both TaiG and PP jailbreak tools. We have tested and can confirm this works. More details are as follows.Continue reading... »
Yes, you can jailbreak iPod touch 6 on the latest iOS 8.4 firmware using both TaiG and PP jailbreak tools. We have tested and can confirm this works. More details are as follows.Continue reading... »
I have just tested this and can confirm that the current latest version of Redsn0w can jailbreak iOS 4.3.3 (tethered) on iPhone 4, 3GS, iPod touch 4G/3G and other A4 based devices.Continue reading... »
The just released PwnageTool 4.3 can jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad (1st-gen), iPod touch 4G/3G, Apple TV, and at the same time will help retain the old baseband for iPhone 4 and 3GS users so that they can unlock using the existing version of Ultrasn0w.Continue reading... »
PwnageTool bundle to jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPod touch 4G has been released. You can use this bundle with PwnageTool 4.2 to create custom jailbroken 4.3 firmware file for your fourth-generation iPod touch.Continue reading... »
After releasing PwnageTool bundle for iPad, Johnny Franks, the iPhone enthusiast and hacker has now released a bundle for jailbreaking iOS 4.3 on iPod touch 4G (fourth-gen). This bundle can be used with the current version 4.1.2 of PwnageTool to create custom firmware file to jailbreak the 4th-generation iPod touch.Continue reading... »
PwnageTool bundle for iPod touch 4G on iOS 4.2.1 GM has just been released. You can use this bundle with existing version of PwnageTool to create custom firmware file which is jailbroken on the newly released iOS 4.2.1.Continue reading... »
The iPhone Dev Team has finally teased us with a screenshot of the upcoming PwnageTool 4.1 for all iOS devices. This new version of PwnageTool is based on Geohot's Limera1n bootrom exploit which will allow us to restore custom cooked firmwares (without the upgraded 05.14.04 / 2.10.4 basebands) on almost all the current iOS devices, including: iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS (new bootrom), iPhone 3G, Apple TV, iPad and iPod touch 4G / 3G / 2G. This will enable all iPhone users to unlock using the current version of Ultrasn0w so that they can use the phone on any carrier they like!Continue reading... »
GreenPois0n has been updated to add support for jailbreaking iPod touch 2G (MC and Non-MC Model) running iOS 4.1. You can either use Windows, or the Mac version of GreenPois0n RC4 to jailbreak iPod touch 2G on iOS 4.1. Support for iPod touch 2G in Linux version of GreenPois0n will be added soon.Continue reading... »
Redsn0w 0.9.6 is now available for Windows. You can use it to jailbreak iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G on iOS 4.1. If your iPhone 3G relies on Ultrasn0w unlock, stay away from Redsn0w as it updates your baseband to the latest version, making it impossible (for now) to unlock.Continue reading... »
Ex-Chronic Dev Team member pod2g has just discovered another exploit (his fourth) that will pwn iPod touch 2G for life! It's called the usb_control_msg(0xA1, 1) Exploit. The exploit is different from the SHAtter exploit which is expected to jailbreak iOS 4.1 on the newer iPhone 4 / iPod touch 4G and iPad. It is a buffer overflow that is triggered when a USB control message of the type 0xA1.. oh screw it, if you're the techy type, you can just read the quote below to see how it works.Continue reading... »
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Most of you might have already know by now that an all-iOS device jailbreak called JailbreakMe 2.0 (Star) has been released. This new tool utilizes userland jailbreak vulnerability which enables it to jailbreak any iOS device on the latest firmware right from the Safari browser. More details on the jailbreak can be found here, and here.Continue reading... »
With Sn0wbreeze 1.8 for Windows, you can now create custom firmware files of iOS 4.1 Beta for iPod touches which are already jailbroken on iOS 4.x. Currently, only iPhone 3GS (old bootrom pwned on iOS 4.x, and new bootrom pwned on 3.1.2 or with 3.1.2 SHSH blobs), iPod touch 2G (non-MC model, and already jailbroken on iOS 4.x), and iPod touch 3G and 2G (MC model) pwned on 3.1.2 or with 3.1.2 SHSH blobs are supported. So if you qualify any of these requirements, then you are good to go for a iOS 4.1 Beta jailbreak with sn0wbreeze 1.8. iPhone 3G users will have to jailbreak using Redsn0w, guide for which is posted here.Continue reading... »
The first Beta of iOS 4.1 has been released, and the good news is that Redsn0w 0.9.5b5-5 for both Windows and Mac is compatible with this version of iOS. Simply download the required iOS 4.1 firmware file for iPod touch 2G (non-MC model) and use Redsn0w to jailbreak it. This version of Redsn0w of course will work only on iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G (non-MC model) only.Continue reading... »
Sn0wbreeze 1.7 for 4.0 has been released. Just like PwnageTool 4.0 / 4.01 for Macs, you can now create custom pwned / jailbroken ipsw files on Windows too which can now jailbreak all iOS devices (except iPhone 4) on iOS 4, including iPhone 3GS (new bootrom), iPod touch 2G (MC models) and iPod touch 3G. But there is a catch to it! You will need to have their SHSH blobs saved for iOS 3.1.2 in order to successfully jailbreak these devices on iOS 4. Also the jailbreak for iPhone 3GS (new bootrom), iPod touch 2G (MC models) and iPod touch 3G on iOS 4 will be tethered, which means whenever you turn off your phone, you will need to re-connect it to a computer to be able to turn it back on.Continue reading... »
With Sn0wbreeze 1.6.1 for Windows, you can now create custom firmware files of iOS 4 which are already jailbroken just like what PwnageTool 4.0 / 4.01 can do on a Mac. Currently, only iPod touch 2G (non-MC model, and already jailbroken on anything other than Spirit) can be jailbroken on the newly released iOS 4. Both the iPod touch 2G (MC model) and iPod touch 3G requires a new exploit which is currently not available. So if you haven't already jailbroken your iPod touch 2G with Redsn0w, you can do so with sn0wbreeze 1.6.1 for 4.0.Continue reading... »
The iPhone hacker behind sn0wbreeze, f0recast and BlackBreeze today accidently put up a picture on his twitter account, showing version 1.6 of sn0wbreeze which promises to jailbreak iPod touch 2G on iPhone OS 4. The picture in question was removed quickly but the folks at The Technopath were quick enough to grab the image for everyone to see.Continue reading... »
We already did a complete step by step guide on how to save SHSH blobs (ECID SHSH) files of iPhone OS 3.1.3/3.1.2 and iPad OS 3.2 on Windows using AutoSHSH. But then I received lots feedback via email from users on OS X who couldn't figure out on how to save their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch SHSH files using a Mac.Continue reading... »
You might have already heard or read by now that comex has lived up to his promised and has released Spirit – the untethered userland jailbreak which works on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Spirit, which works on both Windows and Mac OS X can jailbreak all the newer iDevices like iPhone touch 3G and 2G (MC model), iPhone 3GS and the newly released iPad as long as they are officially activated via iTunes.Continue reading... »
The hacker/dev behind Sn0wbreeze, F0recast and BlackBreeze has just published a new video which shows off an iPod touch 2G, jailbroken on the newly released iPhone OS 4 Beta. He is said to be working on a bundle for iPod touch 2G and iPhone 3GS, which can be used with PwnageTool to jailbreak the said iPhone and iPod touch on the latest firmware. Video after the jump.Continue reading... »


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In 1531, Catholics believed that the Virgin Mary appeared to a poor Mexican peasant in the first recorded miracle to occur in the New World.
Almost 500 years later, residents from all over the Americas, including Johnson County, will celebrate and honor Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Our Lady of the Greenwood Catholic Church will host a special Mass for the event at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Organizer Martha McQueen provided five things to know heading into the event.
Significant happening
The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is one of the most important Catholic celebrations to people in the Western Hemisphere.
"The apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe is the first apparition in our continent, ever. It was so valuable in establishing Christianity in our continent, precisely at a time when the Spaniards had conquered Mexico and forced the local Indians to give up the religious practices they had in the past."
'Tremendous miracle'
Our Lady of Guadalupe is the Patroness of the Americas.
"It was a tremendous miracle for the evangelization of the native people into Christianity."
Pomp & circumstance
The Mass will feature widespread pageantry.
"Children will dress in costume and bring roses to the altar. The flags of North and South American countries will be included in a procession. At the Basilica of Guadalupe, there is a display of all of the flags of our continent. We're going to do the same."
Coming together
The celebration is a joint effort.
"The Mass is organized by a group of central Indiana Catholic churches, including St. Rose of Lima in Franklin, SS. Francis and Clare in the Center Grove area, Our Lady of the Greenwood in Greenwood and St. Barnabas in Indianapolis. Marian University and Roncalli High School also contribute."
Everyone's invited
After the ceremony, the community is invited to gather together in celebration.
"A dinner and reception for the general public will be held afterwards. It will be held at Our Lady of the Greenwood as well."

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Red, white and blue: Kate striking in scarlet as royals touch down
- From: The Australian
- April 07, 2014
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THE Duchess of Cambridge set the fashion bar high in a pillarbox red ensemble as the royals arrived in New Zealand.
And her princes' outfits perfectly complemented the patriotic look, with George in white and William in blue.
Kate plumped for a military-style coat with gold buttons by Catherine Walker, a British designer favoured by Princess Diana, and a traditional pillbox hat by Gina Foster, who designed a green hat the Duchess wore on Christmas Day.
In a nod to her host country, Kate accessorised with a diamond and silver brooch shaped like a fern — a national symbol of the nation — which was given to the Queen during her 1954 visit.
The move suggests Her Majesty has been closely involved in planning her granddaughter-in-law's wardrobe, following recent reports that she wants Kate to choose high-end designers rather than her usual high-street stalwarts.
News: Royal tour begins in blustery conditions
Gallery: Kate's head-turning style
Gallery: Warm welcome in Wellington
The Duchess did appear briefly in Sydney this morning wearing a familiar grey MaxMara wrap dress paired with $400 beige suede Manolo Blahniks. The queen of recycling previously wore the dress for an official engagement shortly after announcing her pregnancy.
But she made a quick change into her smart scarlet outfit during the final three-hour leg of the journey to Wellington.
She also employed the services of her one of her 11-person entourage, hairdresser Amanda Cook Tucker, to fix her locks in their usual glossy, tumbling waves before touchdown.
The 32-year-old's efforts came close to being for nothing, however, when she almost suffered a wardrobe malfunction as her A-line red skirt blew up in the wind.
Eight-month-old George looked content despite the chilly weather in a cream cardigan and white shorts, while William was smart in a blue suit and maroon tie.
The famous family made a striking sight as the fashion world buzzes with predictions for what they will wear during their highly anticipated visit.
Kate is expected to combine designs by international and local labels. She recently selected three pairs of earrings and a necklace from Wellington jewellery designer Tory & Ko and commissioned a dress for the trip from Ralph & Russo — a luxury British brand started by Australian couple Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo.
Her suitcase also contains gowns by Catherine Walker, Temperley and Alexander McQueen, according to style magazine Grazia, and sources in NZ predict that she will sport outfits by local designers including Karen Walker and Trelise Cooper.
The fashion icon's wardrobe will be charmingly offset by her little prince. Royal New Zealand Air Force officials have just bought muslin wraps, playsuits and a merino cardigan from Nature Baby as gifts for George.
He will attend relatively few events as they family base themselves in Wellington for their ten-day visit.
After a welcoming ceremony on the lawn at Government House, William faced a traditional Maori challenge from tattooed warriors in flax skirts wielding wooden spears, who threw a leaf at his feet as they issued a full-throated battle cry.
The prince responded by picking up the leaf, symbolically showing he was a friend, before he and Kate performed a hongi, or nose-rubbing ceremony, with Maori elders.
Kate — who has never been to New Zealand or Australia before — chatted to warriors in traditional dress with bare backsides, and was overheard telling one of the Maori dancers that the indigenous welcoming ceremony was "super".


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Dave Brubeck remembered: 6 essentials, 'Take Five' to 'The Duke'
Dave Brubeck, a legendary figure in the history of jazz, has died at 91.
"Take Five," his best-known record as the leader of the Dave Brubeck Quartet, became the genre's first release to sell more than a million copies.
Known for his use of unusual time signatures — "Take Five" was in 5//, which you don't often hear in a Top 40 single — Brubeck was seen as an innovator, inspiring covers of "The Duke" and "In Your Own Sweet Way" by Miles Davis.
Here's a look at six Brubeck essentials.
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Beach Water Polo Defeats Caltech and Marist
Long Beach State beats Caltech 18-3 and Marist 8-7.
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New York , NY 10013
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$100 per person
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Chef Ryan Tate's format is simple: Dinner guests reserve for a six-course, $100 menu; there are no substitutions and no variations, though Tate, who cooked previously at Savoy and Cookshop, will consider your allergies. How does that sound? Despite the intimations of strictness, Le Restaurant's design is intended to help its customers worry less about the fiddleheads and poultry pedigrees, and instead have them really enjoy their meal. "Our approach is really just meant to get people to relax," says Tate. "We work to bring in the best ingredients, and so we want customers to trust us and let go of their inhibitions." Your menu could feature hedgehog mushrooms with whey and leeks one night, or start with tuna bresola and end with guinea hen on another. It may resemble the one that blogger Tribeca Citizen was served; pork loin with morels and chicory for one course, then ruby red shrimp with dates, Cerignolas, and "walnut crumble" for another.
The restaurant serves a small selection of wines and pours mostly classic cocktails. The bartender may consider variations, within reason. "We may make a ramp martini when they come into season," says Tate, "but we probably won't do a rhubarb gimlet." Mas veteran Amadou Ly, who started a conversation with Tate at the market one day and ended up signing on as pastry chef, is not only making bon bons with foie gras and cherries, but also completely sweet treats for diners to take home at the end of the meal.
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Middle East operations contribute to Talisman's $2.6 billion cash flow in 2002
Canada's Talisman Energy recorded total cash flow of $2.6 billion on revenues of $5.3 billion in 2002, a 6.8 percent increase compared to figures from 2003.
Last year, production started from Algeria's Ourhoud field, with output from the MLN field in Block 405a expected at the end of the second quarter of 2003. In November, Talisman signed an Exploration and Production Sharing Agreement for a 100 percent working interest in offshore Block 10 in Qatar. Geophysical work is expected to begin in early 2003, once the agreement is ratified by official decree of the state's Emir.
In October, Talisman announced that it had entered into an agreement for the sale of its indirectly held interests in oil and gas properties in Sudan. Capital spending in Sudan of $98 million was focused on ongoing development drilling and the addition of new pipeline pumping stations. Other areas accounted for $228 million of the 2002 capital spending. Talisman spent $78 million in Trinidad, $107 million in Algeria and $22 million in Colombia. The Company expects to spend $2.1 billion on exploration and development in 2003.
"We expect production to average between 395,000-415,000 barrek oil per day in 2003, including volumes for Sudan in the first quarter. Coupled with the repurchase of 5.8 million shares over the past four months, we should beat our earlier production guidance of five percent production per share growth in 2003, excluding Sudan, "said President and Chief Executive Officer of Talisman, Jim Buckee.
Talisman Energy is a large independent oil and gas producer, with operations in Canada and, through its respective subsidiaries, the North Sea, Sudan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Algeria and the United States. The Company's subsidiaries also conduct business in Trinidad, Colombia and Qatar. — (menareport.com)
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6 Parks near Lake Charles, Louisiana
Westlake, Louisiana 4.63 miles NW
Sulphur, Louisiana 9.75 miles W
DeQuincy, Louisiana 20.64 miles NW
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (800) 843-4753
Sites: 8 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 7 Reviews
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Nov 2013 - $1.00
We didn't actually hook up to one of their RV sites, but rather dry camped (permitted by the Casino) in the rear parking lot. Staff were gracious and you can't beat the price! We enjoyed a great meal in the Casino restaurant - 3 courses for under $20! The only negative was the noise from the trains close by - tooted their horns as they approached the bridge all through the night! - Linsay
Jan 2012 - $17.00
This is the worst place we've ever stayed in 12 years of RVing. It should be avoided at all costs. This is a very tired casino and the RV parking area is the least of their problems. The staff is rude, many of the slot machines barely work and management doesn't seem to care. The sites are so tight that if someone parks on both sides of you, it's impossible to put out any slides. With the noise of the train in front of you, the highway bridge above you and the employees coming and going in their cars all night around you, it's almost impossible to hear the garbage truck idling in reverse beside you for 20 minutes. Our main motivation for stopping here was to get a good meal with some wine in the hotel. Unfortunately, the only decent restaurant in the place is closed Monday and Tuesday. If you need a place to stay around here, go to the nearest WalMart parking lot. - Johnnyonthespot
May 2009 - $10.00
This is a bad experience. We had a confirmation number for our RESERVATION. Got to the rv park in plenty of time (1 hour before check-in time), but NO spot for us for the night. Somehow the reservation department OVERBOOKED their "8" spots. They were all full. It was like a Seinfeld episode. They know how to "TAKE" the reservation, they just don't know how to "HOLD" the reservation. The "HOLDING" of the reservation is the important part of the reservation itself. The hotel did give me a hotel room for free for the night, but that meant we had to deal with our pet and, clothes, food. Shame on them. - kmb1966
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (318) 439-2080
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2009 - $20.00
This is not on our list of "will visit again" for sure. There were some pros. Full hookup, laundromat, convenience store. The cons were the fact that the place was filthy. The laundromat was so bad I wouldn't even go inside, and I didn't even BOTHER checking out the bathrooms. The employees inside the on-site store were also filthy: dirty clothes, dirty hands, etc. YUCK! This place made a very poor impression, and I'd have to say it was the nastiest park we've ever been to! - heavenslilgift
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (337) 433-1114
Sites: 63 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 19 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $45.00
This park has the potential to be a real live resort but we felt it wasn't worth $45.00 per night. They don't even have cable TV. It had rained for several hours and the gravel/sand interior roads were a mess. The gravel/sand is like cement when it dries. Our campsite was flooded. It might be ok if it hasn't rained although Then it's probably really dusty. Lots of permanent people living there with stuff everywhere. Looks junky. Also there were cats running all over the park. I wouldn't stay here again unless the roads were paved. According to the information the monthly rate was only $450. Appears that short term visitors are footing the bill for the residents. - Debbie Lown
May 2015 - $38.00
Was very disappointed in this camp. Lots of workers living here which is fine but we felt they should have their own area instead of being mixed randomly with travelers. Bathrooms were a long hike from our site. - Coastwatch
Apr 2014 - $40.00
Loved it here. I was very worried from all the horrible reviews from it previously being Yogi Bear Park that it would be a horrible stay. But, we had no choice as this was the only place with two RV spots open. I was very surprised when we arrived. It is under new ownership and the people are very friendly and the park is very clean. The RV spots are gravel lots but they are very spacious! There is SO much for the kids to do from fishing, swimming, splash pad, water slide, mini golf and even a nice park like area. We will definitely stay here again!! - jamiengraves
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (337) 855-7591
Sites: 16 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2014 - $15.00
Where to begin. I have camped here for three months. What was once thought to be a good place has turned out to be the opposite. There is a self proclaimed park ranger who is a sneaky as a crook. We were told of a washing facility that was supposedly able to use was broke. Come to find out it was a lie they are using it for their benefit and telling us differently. There are showers here that nobody can use or access. The owner upped the monthly rent 100 buck and charges 13 percent tax. The electric has went out on use three separate occasion and could not get anyone to see about it. First time I tracked it to the pole on the property and fixed it myself. Second time the same issue. Third time the self proclaimed park ranger accused another tenant of blowing the fuses hooking up a dryer I never seen moved. There are two gentlemen who think they have control over everything here. The staff is rude and the owner ghoul or whomever you spell his name is an asshole when approach with any complaint or need. There is no lighting in the slip at night for the boat launch. Every wed there is a bass tournament and people everywhere encroaching on you parking. I have seen the yardman twice. he has no regard for personal property. Another instance my neighbor got his power unplugged in the middle of the night with a lock on his box with no warning. I take he was out of town working which the power stayed on but when he didn't pay his lot rent immediately upon his return. I witnessed this personally. They locked him out which was less than one day upon return. I moved his camper two day later because he had to return to work. It destroyed his refrigerator and the smell I can't get rid of it. All in all I would stay clear of Parkside Marina Resort. I believe the electrical has messed something up with my camper. I have made friends with 4 people staying here and their complaints are as valid as mine. - madstormenterprisellc
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (337) 855-2665
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 69 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $20.00
This is a nice setting but terribly run down. Showers and restrooms are terrible: need a lot of work done. Laundry room has 1/3 of the washers and dryers out of order and is cleaned once a week: yep it was disgusting. Lots are fine.
Lot spacing was spacious with some shade. Site surface was dirt, featuring a fire ring and picnic table. - Tworetired
Jan 2016 - $20.00
We were in a Premium site in campground 1. That meant we got a 3" steel pipe to dump in. Internet never worked while we were here. Gravel site. the restrooms were in a portable building with 4 individual rooms. 2 were locked so they wouldn't have so many to clean if they ever decided to clean. White showers were scummy brown 3/4 of the way up and the shower floors were actually black with mold. Both of the ones I saw were were filthy. There is a sign by one of the bathrooms that said because of state budget cuts they could not provide trash pickup anywhere near the campsites. We were in Tickfaw State Park and Fountainbleau State Park before we came here and they were beautiful parks with trash bins handy for all the campers. We were really disappointed after being in those nice parks. Won't be back. - Bjensen
Jan 2016 - $10.00
We stayed in campground 1. The roads were full of potholes and sites did not have enough gravel so some sites were very muddy. Roads in campground were not marked and very confusing. Camping area needs to be updated. Power and water Pedestal and sewer location required extra lengths of hose and electric cable to reach which was inconvenient. - malojeer
Lake Charles, Louisiana (map) | (337) 439-2916
Sites: 64 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 29 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $34.00
Booked this campground for a two night stay since we had baseball games in the area over the weekend. I then read reviews on this site and started to get a bad feeling since we had young children that would be with us. I happened to be in the area a couple days before we were to arrive in our coach so I did a "drive by" thru the park. I am so glad I did and cancelled immediately. As others have posted it was mostly monthly travel trailers with broken down 4 wheelers parked outside and one had old windows propped against it outside with other debris scattered everywhere. We will not try to stay here again. And very disappointed in a well known campsite rating giving it a 8.5/10/9.5. yes paved sites but have they driven thru there to see the conditions ?? - camping tigers
Jan 2014 - $34.00
After reading a couple reviews I though this park would be great. It was not. It was okay, but I think most of the people staying here are living there permanently. Lots of stuff junking up the sites. Site next to us had a old camper, a trailer, a motor cycle, and truck. There were barking dogs that no one tried to quite. The staff was friendly and had free donuts, hot chocolate and ice, which was nice. I just did not feel comfortable in the park. - lovetocook
Dec 2013 - $34.00
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Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum sat on the Lakers bench deep in conversation after the final buzzer sounded.
Even as their teammates left the court and the streamers fell from rafters and the dancing girls took over the hardwood, the Laker big men stayed on the bench. They pointed at different spots on the court. They leaned in to hear each other. It was an intense discussion.
A good three or four minutes went by before they finally left the bench and headed to the locker room.
Rarely do you see that kind of thing.
Then again, rarely does a team get beat quite like this in the playoffs.
Thunder 119, Lakers 90.
Perhaps Gasol and Bynum sensed what others did after Game 1 of this second-round playoff series — this wasn't some sort of aberration. This wasn't a particularly hot night for the Thunder. This wasn't an extremely off night for the Lakers.
This was a sign of things to come. Now, the Thunder might not win every game by four touchdowns. The Lakers might even win a game or two and avoid a sweep in the series.
But the bottom line is, the Thunder is clearly the superior squad.
"We're going to have to play better," Laker coach Mike Brown said. "It's as simple as that."
Simple, maybe.
But easy? No way.
The Lakers are seriously overmatched. They don't have the advantage on offense. They don't have the advantage on defense.
The stats tell the story.
The Thunder committed only four turnovers but assisted on 20 of its 44 baskets. It had 13 fast-break points while the Lakers had none. It won points in the paint, 48-44. It won second-chance points, 21-11. It won bench scoring, 50-26.
But let's go back to those turnovers for a minute.
Four turnovers in a playoff game is a ridiculously low number. With the defensive pressure turned up, you're almost assured 10 or 12 turnovers. But for a team that led the league in turnovers to only turn it over four times?
"We've had that in first six minutes of games sometimes," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said.
Neither the players nor the coaches will say it, but the Thunder is playing as well as it has all season. A sweep of the defending champion Mavs. A Game 1 crushing of the Lakers. Hard to think there's been a better stretch for this bench.
"To be honest, I think we could be better," Thunder star Kevin Durant said. "We can always get better."
It's hard to see how they could be much better than they were Monday night. I suppose it's possible, but that just seems like it might inflict some cruel-and-unusual punishment on the Lakers.
Los Angeles had better be doing some serious searching for answers right now.
That's what Gasol and Bynum were doing during their postgame chat on the bench.
"We really just talked about what we're going to do offensively as far as trying to get most of us more involved in the high-low (game) because we have a big advantage there and we've got to get to it," Bynum told TNT.
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This is the front-page story in todays' Toronto Star. With more than 13,000 post-ring curbside lockups, approximately 950,000 cyclists and 1.5 million bicycles in this city, this story should send alarm bells through city hall, but sadly, even with an allegedly pro-bicycle, left-wing administration, Mayor Miller and Bicycle Committee chair Adam Giambrone are far too inept and ineffective to actually act on a solution. And the police? The most you can expect from them is a sneer and a chuckle with a muttered 'sucks to be you' uttered behind your back.
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Aug. 9, 2006. 05:51 AM
You'd think the safest place in the city to park your bike would be in front of police headquarters on a busy weekday.
It ain't so as I found out yesterday when a thief made off with my treasured Trek hybrid, a gift to replace another stolen bike. It was locked to one of the city's 13,000 post and ring lock-ups curbside at 40 College St., and disappeared sometime between 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
But that's not unusual, since Toronto is a mecca for bike theft, with some 3,971 stolen last year and that's just the number reported to police. (Unfortunately, no surveillance cameras are aimed at College St. that might have caught the brazen bandit, a constable on the duty desk told me.)
It's too soon to say if bike thefts are up or down this year over last, but at least one party with a vested interest a U.S.-based bicycle lock manufacturer predicted the summer of 2006 has the potential to set a record number of thefts due to more people riding their bicycles because of rising gas prices.
Anecdotally, as a cyclist who commutes to work and rides all over town sometimes to crime scenes the streets sure seem filled with more people who find that pushing pedals is the better way. If you can hang onto the bike, that is.
And as any big-city cyclist will tell you, the only place a bike is truly secure is between your legs because most locks can be foiled. Just ask anyone armed with wire cutters, saws, crowbars and now, perhaps worryingly, another weapon in the bike thief's arsenal: two-by-fours.
In the case of my bike, the metal stand of the lock-up was left intact, but there was no trace of the bike and basket, nor the cable threaded through the two wheels and Kryptonite lock. But Frank Lama, a magazine editor, has another story.
A week ago Saturday at around noon, Lama hitched his $1,200 Haro mountain bike to the post and ring lock-up at King and Yonge Sts., in full view of a security guard.
"I had a Kryptonite lock on it, (figuring) there's no way they're going to break the lock," Lama said.
But by the time he went to saddle up at 5 p.m., it was gone. "It sucks. I live downtown and ... now I'm running everywhere."
He believes the thief gave the guard advance warning. "A guy came up to him: `If I steal something out here, are you going to call the cops?' He said, `Yeah, of course, I am.' ... He watched him walk away and head toward Bay St."
But Lama believes the thief doubled back and left something that should raise the concern of city officials responsible for the ubiquitous post and ring lock-ups.
Beside the post lay a plank of wood, and the metal ring that bears the words City of Toronto was left in two pieces. Lama believes there's a flaw in the bike post that allowed the thief to use the two-by-four as leverage to snap the ring in two.
"When I talked to the cops, they said a couple of other bikes were stolen that way." The officer told him to get rid of the wood "so no one sees that these posts can be busted like that."
He said city officials called and asked for details and were "very concerned." The official in charge of the program couldn't be reached for comment last night.
"That's horrible," Reba Plummer, a partner at Urbane Cyclist on John St. near Queen St. W., said of the possibility of another breach in bike security. Just two years ago, the news broke that U-locks with cylindrical key mechanisms could easily be defeated with the simple twist of a Bic pen. Plummer said it prompted a massive recall, and the round keys that were used have been replaced.
The need for vigilance, however, remains.
"If I go anywhere, I have two locks $160 worth of locks for my 20-year-old $300 bike," Plummer laughed. "People will say my bike's not really worth anything, no one will steal it. Well, if they get five bucks for it, they'll steal it."
People in the city's biking community suspect that at least two bike shops sell stolen bikes, as well as "second-hand shops, pawn shops.... It's not just bikes, it's all that stereo equipment, all those tools, all that musical equipment," Plummer said.
"The problem is if there was no market, if you couldn't just steal a bike and get a few bucks somewhere, then the people would stop stealing bikes."
Pauline Craig, the city's cycling and transit project organizer, said plans to deploy 66 bike lockers are still on track, part of a $60,000 pilot project aimed at preventing bicycle theft. Cyclists can pay $10 a month to use one of the lockers, which each come with a unique key and lock.
For now, 22 lockers are at city hall and at the GO Transit station at Exhibition Stadium. More will be deployed at the Toronto Islands ferry docks at Bay St. and Queens Quay W., and at key subway stations.
"They're very secure and there's no record, that we're aware, of people being able to break into them because of the way the lock mechanism works," Craig said.
She said she had not heard of any complaints with the post and ring lock-ups but noted they are for short-term use.
"That's not a location where you'd want to leave your bike for several hours or overnight or over a weekend, it's just not safe. If the bike is out of your sight for an extended period of time, they can pry locks open, they can saw off things. They need time and a certain amount of privacy to do that."
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"To a lot of people, it smelled like bicycles and streetcars, even though that was a tiny portion of the total package," said Councilmember Sally Clark.
The money would have been spent this way: 22 percent for walking and cycling projects; 29 percent for streets and traffic safety; and 49 percent for transit projects, including $18 million on streetcar study and engineering.
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The first single from the new album is the revamped version of "Awakening." Go listen and download for free at RELESSER's bandcamp page! Please share the track with friends!
Andy also plays guitar for the band Grave Robber. Today they leave for Meixco to play Exodo Fest. Please pray for safe travels to and from and for a great experience for all at the festival!
The guys are hard at work on the album. It is about 60% done. Catch the guys broadcasting from the studio twice per month on Facebook. Check the band's Facebook page for when and where.
01/28/16: New Shows Coming for 2016 Festival Season!
RELESSER has been booked into a few festivals for the Summer 2016 season already. Formal announcements coming soon.
01/25/16: RELESSER will be broadcasting live from the studio tonight on Facebook! Be sure to tune in from 8:30-9:00PM at Andy Whitten's Page to watch and ask questions through the comments.
01/18/16: The band is officially in the studio working hard to complete the new album!
01/15/16: Come out and see RELESSER in Indianapolis tonight at The 512
12/06/15: Come out and see RELESSER in Kendallville, Indiana tonight!
12/02/15: NOW BOOKING for Spring / Summer / Fall 2016
Want RELESSER to play in your town while they support their new album? Send an email to email@example.com and make the subject line "booking".
12/01/15: RELESSER to play The 512 in January.
RELESSER has added a new show for Friday January 15th, 2016 at The 512 at their new location on the southwest side of Indianapolis. More info coming soon.
11/05/15: One More for 2015
09/28/15: New, Limited Edition Shirts
These new limited edition shirts were designed by Andy Whitten and will be available starting on October 16th, 2015 at the show in Pendleton, IN. You can order these from RELESSER's bandcamp page starting in late October.
09/28/15: One More For the Season
RELESSER is hosting a show in Pendleton, IN on Friday October 16th. The show is sponsored by Rockhill Productions. $7 at the door. More info in the TOUR section.
The guys are planning to retreat to the studio starting in November to finish working on the debut album.
Pit Fest in Kokomo, IN was a blast! Thank you to A1M for hosting! Pictures to be posted soon.
08/28/15: Join us tonight at the Kendallville Jamoree in Kendallville, Indiana! Click the TOUR section for more info.
07/25/15: New merch inbound. Look for new silicone bracelets, stickers, and a new shirt design at upcoming shows! These items to be added to RELESSER's BandCamp page for online order this Fall.
07/25/15: RELESSER to play at Pit Fest in Kokomo, IN on September 12th. More info coming soon.
07/24/15: A special thank you to our friends and fans who came to last night's show at The Gear in Franklin, IN. What a blast!
Special thanks to Gene Feasil (2nd from left) for running the show like a pro. And a shout out to Josh from The Protest (far right) for showing us love every time we get to share the stage with you guys. Can't wait to hang with you again, bros!
07/06/15: Catch RELESSER at The Gear in Franklin, IN with Children 18:3, The Protest, and more!
06/22/15: Catch RELESSER at Rock the Park in New Castle, Indiana on Sunday July 5th!
Click the pic below for more info.
06/22/15: Catch RELESSER at Light the Night Festival in Lebanon, IN this Saturday!
Click the pic below for more info.
06/21/15: Thank you, Bash on the Farm - Forest City, Iowa!
We had a great time hanging with old friends and new friends at the event in central Iowa this past weekend! There are so many people we've met online and it was like a big gathering of a lot of those people in one place where we all got to meet face to face and rock out together. Thank you so much to those who made the trip! Thank you to Melinda Ebert, John, & Chris for putting the festival together and for having Relesser out to play! Also a special thank you to Jeanette Yoder for taking great pix of several bands, including Relesser!
More pictures in the MEDIA section.
06/19/15: Thank you Dallas City, Illinois!
We had a blast meeting and hanging out with you! Special thanks to Chris Greenhalge for putting the shindig together! Looking forward to coming back and visiting again in the not-too-distant future!
06/01/15: More New Shows Added
RELESSER is now playing as part of the Light the Night Festival in Lebanon, IN alongside headliners Kutless and Sanctuc Reel.
Check the TOUR section for more info on this and other new shows just added!
05/25/15: New Shows
Check the TOUR page for the new listings!
05/25/15: Thank You, Faith Fest!
RELESSER would like to thank New Castle, IN and the organizers and crew of Faith Fest for a fun night! It was great meeting so many new people and we look forward to seeing many of you again at other regional shows!
05/24/15: New Bass Player Announcement
We would like to welcome back Tyler Moberly to RELESSER. Friends & fans may rember when Tyler handled the live synths for the band at festival dates in 2013. Now he has stepped into one of his true passions as the new bass player for RELESSER. Please give him a warm welcome!
05/01/15: Doug Webster - Departure
Asche and Doug Webster met at a concert in 2002 in Indianapolis. Having been part of Skillet's sound crew just a couple years earlier, Doug started running sound for Asche's project, Autumn's Descent, in 2003, and toured the country with the band. Starting in 2007, Doug switched to playing bass and singing backup for AD. He was either behind the mixing board or on the stage with AD for nearly 10 years. When Asche started forming RELESSER as a live entity in 2012, Doug came with. Doug's influence on the electronica and lyrics of RELESSER's first 3 musical Chapters (and their acoustic versions) is very strong.
In January 2015, Doug announced his plans to pursue his dreams in Nashville, TN. Please join us in prayer for our friend and brother - that he finds what he is looking for in Nashville.
04/14/15: RELEASE Chapter 3 is Now Available!
Go to relessermusic.bandcamp.com to download your copy of the songs "Resistance" and "Worthwhile" today! And the best part? It's pay what you want.
04/04/15: New Place to Purchase RELESER Music
Chapters 1 & 2 have been uploaded to RELESSER's BandCamp Page. The songs are streaming and available for download.
RELESSER.COM has also been updated to include links to RELESSER's music on SoudCloud and YouTube.
03/28/15: Cover Song Tease: WOWY on Reverb Nation Page
You can check it out below and in the Media secion of this site.
03/22/15: New Tour Date...RELESSER with The PROTEST in Dalls City, IL on Thursday June 18th.
03/08/15: RELESSER Confirmed for Bash On The Farm in Iowa.
RELESSER has been confirmed to play on Saturday June 20th at Bash on the Farm in Forrest City, IA. Click HERE for the BOTF official website. Click HERE for the Facebook page for the event.
In prepration for 2015 concert season, RELESSER is now booking from May 1st through the end of the year. Want RELESSER in your town? Send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"Release" Chapter 3 artwork has been revealed (above)! The track listing for the chapter will be:
1) Resistance
2) Worthwhile
3) Resistance (instrumental)
4) Worthwhile (instrumental)
5) Resistance (acoustic)
6) Worthwhile (acoustic)
7) Resistance (acoustic instrumental)
8) Worthwhile (acoustic instrumental)
The guys are hoping for an April 2015 release date. More info coming soon!
* Two more songs completed for the album, including a cover song (which the band is currently playing in their live set).
* They guys are in the process of working on the acoustic versions of the songs for Chapter 3. Hoping to have it out in time for Christmas. More info coming soon.
* Another new T-shirt design to show all of you:
These black shirts with the standard RELESSER logo in grey are already in stock and can be purchased at shows.
* The guys are still plugging away in the studio, working on the songs for the forthcoming album. "Chapter 3" announcement expected this right after the Holidays!
* 3 new shows have been added to the calender for Fall 2014. Click the Tour button above for more info.
* Pictures from KCF in Kokomo, IN on 6/21 have been added. Click the Media button above to see them.
* New T-shirts for concerts this Summer and Fall!
04/20/14: RELESSER to play main stage at Kingdom Come Festival in Kokomo, IN on June 21st. Click TOUR above for more info.
12/17/13: "RELEASE - Chapter 2" OUT NOW!
12/13/13: "RELEASE - Chapter 2 of 4" to be available on Tuesday December 17th via the FiXT Store: http://fixstore.com/relesser The songs from Chapter 2 are already uploaded to Reverb Nation and can be streamed from that site or Facebook. Enjoy! <3 RELESSER
08/14/13: Just announced - RELESSER will be playing with Nine Lashes, Last Watch, Jason Dunn, 3 Times Driven, & Silver From the Flames as A1M and Rockfest bring the From Water Tour to the Indianapolis area on September 7th. Check the TOUR section for more info.
07/16/13: Just announced - RELESSER will be playing with The Letter Black, Spoken, & The Protest on Friday August 30th at The Gear in Franklin, IN. Click HERE for the event page on Facebook.
07/11/13: RELESSER has joined the lineup for UltraSound Festival on August 31st in Auburn, IN, alongside friends in Grave Robber, Leper, & Mayfly.
07/10/13: Pictures from AudioFeed Festival 2013 have been posted in the Media Section.
06/25/13: "Release - Chapter 1" by RELESSER is NOW available at the FiXT Store. Go download your copy today!
06/21/2013: The RELESSER page at the FiXT Store has been updated in preparation for Chapter 1.
06/19/2013: A one-minute clip of "Awakening" has been posted at the REVERB NATION RELESSER PAGE.
06/12/2013: "Release" - Chapter 1
RELESSER's debut album will be called "Release".
* There will be four 2-song chapters released digitally, exclusively through FiXT Music, in the coming months.
* The first 2-song chapter is scheduled to be available on Tuesday June 25th, 2013. The songs in that chapter are called "Awakening" and "Forfeit".
* RELESSER already has chapter 2 ready to go and will make it available in late 2013.
* In 2015, the 8 songs from the 4 chapters, plus 2 to 4 more songs, will be pressed on CD and available via FiXT, iTunes, and Amazon.com. Those who purchased the chapters will receive a discount when ordering the full album.
* The chapters will have exclusive content (the instrumental and acoustic versions of the songs and, in some [but not all] cases, a different mix of the song than what will appear on the final album).
Thank you so much for your encouragement, prayers, and support! We have the best friends, family, and fans! We are excited to share our artistry with you!
The RELESSER Facebook Page added 30 new fans in the last 30 hours! Thank you and keep them coming!
* RELESSER's festival performances from Fall 2012 were deemed successful. Pictures from both events have been posted in the MEDIA section of this site.
* If you have visited this site or RELESSER's pages on Facebook or Reverb Nation lately, you may have noticed some change ups in the music player. That's right, the band is working at a steady pace in the studio. The vision is to get about 12 to 14 songs completed by mid 2015. Right now, with several songs in various stages of production, the guys are about half way through that goal. Details on how and when music will be made available will be released in the coming months.
09/03/2012: Festival Bound
With one rehearsal left, the band is ready to go fall on their faces playing their first official gig in front of a festival crowd. In all seriousness, the guys are viewing these first two shows as a "let's see if we can pull this off" experience. The idea is to perform, review, and make even better.
"The lineup finally came together in mid July," says Asche. "All we've done so far is go through the few existing RELESSER songs and the Autumn's Descent back catalog and created a 25 minute set list. From there, we've only had the chance to rehearse that and plan for these two performances. We are really looking forward to sitting down as a group after these shows to discuss next steps. It looks like writing and studio time with an emergence to play again (hopefully) in the Spring of 2013. And we're expecting to have learned from these Fall 2012 gigs so we can bring a really great performance in the coming year. We really appreciate the growing fan base and words of encouragement. It has been wonderful so far!
"In 1995, I was at Cornerstone Festival in Central Illinois. I got to see something very special that year. I went to see two of my favorite bands at the time, Circle of Dust and Argyle Park. Opening the show was this new supergroup called Stavesacre. They were playing their first ever show in front of a festival crowd. They were really rough around the edges compared to what they would eventually become. They went on to be one of my favorite bands of all time.
"So if you can, come see RELESSER at these festival shows in September. I'm hoping we'll be like Stavesacre at that first show (or even better). Perhaps you'll be able to get a great story out of it."
Check the TOUR section for information on the upcoming shows.
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08/29/2012: RELESSER T-Shirts Have Arrived
The first official RELESSER T-Shirts are here. They feature the "R" logo on the right sleeve, the band name across the front, and what we're calling the "splatterbird" across the side. Sizes available in S, M, L, & XL. Small and XL are crew neck. Medium and Large are V-neck. These will be available at RELESSER's two festival gigs in Central Indiana on 9/8/12 and 9/15/12 for $15 each.
07/23/2012: Live Band/ Rockfest/ Recording Update
RELESSER's live lineup is complete and the band will be appearing at Rockfest in North-Central Indiana on 9/8/12.
Following the Rockfest performance, RELESSER is expected to return to the studio to continue working on new music and refine the live show.
04/08/2012: Endorsements
"I want to send a shout out to my friends at Clayton Guitar Picks. I've been honored to be endorsed by them since 2009, and I want to thank them (especially Amber) for outstanding customer service! Looking forward to ordering new RELESSER picks in the coming months."
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Once the heart of Spain's coal mining industry and the industrial backbone of the Asturias region, Mieres and its blue-collar residents now struggle after losing their long-lived identifying industry.Photojournalism, Photography, Documentary2007
The United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) was established by the United Nations Security Council in July 2000 to monitor a ceasefire in the border war that began in 1998 between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI) is an entity that was formed by the United Nations in Security Council Resolution 1500 on 14 August 2003.Photography, Digital Photography, Photojournalism2012
Photographs taken while working on assignment for the United Nations at its headquarters in New York City.Photography, Digital Photography2012
The United Nations Headquarters in New York is undergoing an extensive refurbishment program, also known as the Capital Master Plan. Built between 1950 and 1952, this icon of mid-century modern architecture is starting to show its age. Under the plan, the appearance of public spaces will be preserved. However, with a technologically up-to-date infrastructure, the entire complex will be greener, more energy efficient and even more secure.Photography, Digital Photography, Photojournalism2012
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What's New
Bugfixes and improvements
App Description
"[For] those folks like myself who aren't into RPGs or side-scrollers, but instead love a good brain-teaser." - Steven Sande, TUAW
Human brain is like a muscle that should be trained a lot to function properly. Surely, everyday life is a game in itself, but haven't you ever wished you could find things a little faster or concentrate on one task for a little longer? This app is a great tool just for that. With just a few minutes a day practice you will be able to improve areas of brain activity without even noticing it. We have also built in personal stats so you can keep track of your progress.
How to play:
Tap numbers in order, one by one, as fast as you can.
Choose one of two options:
Blitz - the game ends in 60 seconds, your result is how many numbers you've managed to find.
Zen - you have unlimited time to find all the numbers, your result is your time.
Implement your own strategy:
- Train reaction by speeding up decisions you made - try to decide without actual thinking about it.
- Train selective attention by looking at whole field searching for a number.
- Train memory by remembering where is the next number you need to tap.
- Train speed and concentration by trying to beat the records you made.
App Changes
- December 20, 2013 Initial release
- December 20, 2013 New version 1.0.1
- January 10, 2014 Price decrease: $1.99 -> $0.99
- January 11, 2014 Price increase: $0.99 -> $1.99
- February 12, 2014 New version 1.0.2
- February 16, 2014 New version 1.0.3
- July 23, 2014 Price decrease: $1.99 -> $0.99
- July 24, 2014 Price increase: $0.99 -> $1.99
- December 20, 2015 Price decrease: $1.99 -> FREE!
- March 27, 2016 Price increase: FREE! -> $1.99