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Situated in beautiful Dorset countryside in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this is a rare opportunity to stay in a very comfortable cottage in an unspoilt rural valley, rich in wildlife, birds and wild flowers. It has its own garden and lies within the grounds of the owner's small farm. There are numerous interesting walks straight from the front door and 2 good pubs within a mile and a half. Bridport with its twice weekly markets, shops, restaurants and a leisure centre is 5 miles away. West Bay (a bustling harbour where Broadchurch was filmed), the Jurassic Coast and there are several interesting beaches and coastal paths close by.
The cottage which is attractively furnished and well equipped has a beamed living room with a wood-burning stove and a French window onto the garden. A modern fitted kitchen, double bedroom, twin bedroom, bath, lavatory and over-bath shower. The wood-burning stove (logs included in rent) heats radiators if required. There are electric Night Storage and convector heaters. Electricity will be included in the rent except between October and early April when amounts over £15 will be charged according to meter reading. Linen is included. Towels can be provided, if requested, at a charge of £10. Colour TV and DVD. The cottage has free Wi-Fi access. Electric cooker, Microwave, washing machine/dryer, freezer and fridge. BBQ. Natural spring water with UV filter. Dogs on request, charged at £25 per dog per week.
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There are exceptional hills and valleys in this part of West Dorset so the walks are very satisfying. For example a round trip to West Milton and back or to Mapperton (with its Sawmill Cafe for lunch) and back.
Bridport has street markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The town has an Arts Centre and The Electric Palace cinema. There is also a Leisure Centre.The Kingcombe Centre, 4 km away, runs Nature courses and conducts walks. Powerstock Common is a site of Nature Conservation Interest. Maiden Castle and Eggardon Hill are iron age hill camps.
There are numerous pretty villages in the area, many of them with historic churches well worth visiting. The Abbey in Sherborne is exceptional. Dorset is known as "Thomas Hardy country " because his novels are built around Dorset life. The films of his book "Far from the Madding Crowd" were made around this area. Fossil hunting is enjoyed by many along the beaches of the Jurassic Coast. Gastronomically speaking the area is full of good Restaurants, Pubs and cafes, for example Summer Lodge and the Acorn Inn in Evershot, the Riverside at West Bay, the Hive Beach Cafe at Burton Bradstock.

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Food, food, food--the Caribbean is home to some amazing food. Those delicious flavors can be found at rustic beach bars, trendy resort restaurants or even in your home kitchen. Food is a huge part of any trip to the islands and that's why the 3 stories this week focus on wonderful Caribbean food. Enjoy your weekly island escape Castaways! Caribbean Weekly Wrap Up Anguilla - Lunch At … [Read more...]
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Happy Friday Castaways! They say the best places to see and things to do take a little work. If they were easy, everyone would be there and doing it. This week's Caribbean Wrap Up has this type of theme. The subject matters included; nude beaches, Carriacou, moving to the Caribbean, Mona Island, and rare rare rum. Nude beaches aren't for everyone, but those who do it love the freedom. … [Read more...]
Best Beaches of Puerto Rico
There are many reasons to travel to Puerto Rico--the food, the history, the nightlife, the rum, the sexy people--but it's the island's seductive beaches that arguably attract the most people. Puerto Rico is part of the Great Antilles, meaning it's big. With an area of 3,515 square miles, the island has nearly endless opportunities for you to escape to a relaxing swath of sand. But if you'd like to … [Read more...]
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How would you like to be the owner of a quirky little restaurant on St. John? Or how about sip on a new beer with your toes sinking into the Bonaire sand? Would you like to comb the beaches of Rum Cay and turn trash into treasure? You can explore all these possibilities and more in this week's Caribbean wrap up. Caribbean Weekly Wrap Up Popular St. John Restaurant Lists for Sale: We heard the … [Read more...]
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Why aren't there more floating bars in the Caribbean? I mean it just seems like they are a focal point where ever they are. Take the Willy-T in the BVI for example, the thing is a magnet for the boating community. Why don't more people follow that lead? Well someone else has in Antigua, take a look at D-Boat in this week's Caribbean Wrap Up. It's a little different than the Willy-T, but a grand … [Read more...]
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There is a great collection of stories in this week's Caribbean Wrap Up. The most interesting story in my opinion is the inter-island Caribbean ferry story by Caribbean Journal. I couldn't agree more that a ferry system similar to what they have in the Greek islands is needed for the Caribbean. Air travel through the Caribbean with LIAT is a headache on a good day. Enjoy and … [Read more...]
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A good rum drink should always be paired with a great view, and at the Treehouse Bar on Virgin Gorda in the BVI you'll have just that. Want a bar a little closer to the sand? Then Jack's Bar on Princess Margaret Beach on Bequia is the place for you. These stories and more in this week's Caribbean Weekly Wrap Up. Cheers! Caribbean Weekly Wrap Up Rum Journal: In Virgin Gorda, a Bar Among the … [Read more...]
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Looking to pack up the family and plunder Puerto Rico? Want to see the itinerary for this year's Castaway Beach Bash? Want ten reasons to go to Anguilla...as if you need even one right! All this and more in this week's addition of the Caribbean Wrap Up! Caribbean Weekly Wrap Up Top 10 Family-Friendly Adventures in Puerto Rico: Whisking the family off on a fantastical Puerto Rican vacation? … [Read more...]
The Dragonberry Mojito: From San Juan with Love
After one sip, you'll dancing through the streets of Old San Juan. What's the first thing that pops into your mind when you think about Puerto Rico? Is is the the beaches? The salsa dancing? The rum? Ahhh, you know that today being Boat Drink's Wednesday it was going to rum related some how. Rum has reigned supreme in Puerto Rico for ages. Explore that rum history with a trip to both the … [Read more...]
July 10th Is National Pina Colada Day!
I've got two Piña Coladas, one for each hand... Be prepared to dream about coconut, pineapple and rum all day because it's National Piña Colada Day! I don't know who makes up these crazy holidays, but I want to by them a drink. Coconut, Pineapple and rum have been mixed together in one form or another for ages, but the concoction wasn't perfected until one (or two) different bartenders in … [Read more...]
Caribbean Beers – Remember The Islands By Taking A Drink
Yes the Caribbean is famous for its rum, and deservedly so, but sometimes there's nothing like an ice-cold refreshing beer to beat back the tropical heat. The islands aren't known for their beers, in fact I've heard plenty of people complain about how all the beers in the Caribbean are light, tasteless and indistinguishable from each other. I can see how some people would say this, but I also … [Read more...]


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How did the Linfield softball team go from fourth place in its own conference to third place in the nation?
By sticking together, following the leadership of its five seniors, and working to get better every day.
"This team made a commitment to have great team chemistry," said Wildcats coach Jackson Vaughan. "Of all the teams we have had, this one is certainly among the top two or three in terms of chemistry and great senior leadership. It was a very unselfish team. Our team leaders really helped us through the tough times."
In what played out as truly a season to remember, Linfield overcame some mid-season struggles to earn a spot in the four-team Northwest Conference Tournament, then emerged as one toughest teams to beat in the entire 62-team NCAA Division III playoff field.
Led by a dominating senior pitcher, a rapidly developing sophomore infield and a relentless work ethic, Linfield advanced all the way to the national semifinals, losing only to the nation's No. 1 and No. 2 ranked teams, each by one run. The 'Cats ended the year with 11 victories in 14 playoff games, all on the road, including six over Top 25 programs.
The Wildcats were a work in progress for the first half of the season while Vaughan and the coaching staff worked to blend in three new starting infielders, a new starting pitcher and a freshman starter in the outfield. At the same time, many of Linfield's conference opponents were vastly improved. The Wildcats finished 17-11 in the NWC, ending the program's dominating string of 11 consecutive conference championships.
"One of the hardest things the program has experienced the last three years has been carrying the weight of not being the team to break the streak of winning the conference championship," said Vaughan. "When you're always the team to beat, it's easy to play tight at times. You put a lot of extra weight on your shoulders and this year's group really fell victim to that."
With so many new pieces to get acclimated, it's easy to understand why Linfield experienced growing pains. As the conference became better and Linfield's lineup underwent a youth movement, the Wildcats inevitably lost games to teams the program regularly prevailed over.
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Once they reached the postseason, the Wildcats were battle tested. Linfield swept through the NWC Tournament with a 3-0 record, including a 3-2 win over regular-season champion Whitworth. At the NCAA Regionals in Decorah, Iowa, the 'Cats dropped their first game to St. Thomas before rallying with four straight wins, including two in a row over favored host Luther, the No. 4 ranked team in the country.
Advancing to the Super Regionals in Pella, Iowa, Linfield won the best-of-three series over nationally ranked Central College, grabbing one of eight berths to the NCAA Finals at Salem, Virginia.
McNealy was pivotal to the Wildcats' success. She racked up a school record 30 wins, 13 shutouts and 231 strikeouts while being named the NWC Pitcher of the Year, a first team all-West Region selection and Oregon's Small College Female Athlete of the Year. Four other Wildcats – infielders Erin Kinney, Aliss Buss and Danielle Duman, plus outfielder Cheyenne Fletcher – joined McNealy on the all-region team.
In addition to Linfield's five all-region picks, catcher McKenna Spieth, outfielder Erin Carson, designated player Erin Tauscher and infielder Kenzie Schmoll received honors on the NWC all-star roster.
Fletcher and Kinney led the team in batting average, both at .376. Carson was close behind at .356 and Buss hit .347 from the leadoff position. Danielle Duman hit 20 home runs and 65 RBI to finish among the top two nationally in both categories.
Duman and Schmoll were recognized for academic performance with spots on the Capital One Academic All-District 8 team. Schmoll, a 4.0 student majoring in math and computer science, went on to receive the prestigious Elite 89 Award, presented to the player with the highest grade point average participating in the NCAA Finals.
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It also swamps Sea-Tac's normal total for all of March, 3.72 inches. Two to four inches of rain were expected in the Cascades overnight and into Sunday morning.
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3 large boneless chicken breast
1 ounce annatto paste (also known as achiote)
1 jalapeño pepper, roughly chopped
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1 tablespoon fresh oregano (or ½ tablespoon dried)
Juice of 1 large orange
3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
¼ cup olive oil
1½ teaspoons salt
1. Butterfly the chicken and lay flat in a large, glass baking dish. You should have 6 pieces.
2. Combine all the ingredients in the blender for the marinade. Blend on high until smooth, taste for salt. Pour the marinade over the chicken and coat evenly. Cover and marinate in refrigerator for 2 to 3 hours.
3. When ready, preheat the oven to 425ºF. Line a baking sheet with easy release foil paper. Remove the chicken from marinade and transfer to a lined baking sheet. Bake for 22 minutes, turning chicken over halfway through cooking time. Serve with your favorite sides or slice thin and use for a taco filling!


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Three New, Unique VEX Creations
We're always happy to see 'outside-the-box' robotics inventions, so when we were contacted by a local high school teacher (Dana Clay from Baldwin-Whitehall School District) with a couple of youtube videos, we were more than curious to see what his class had cooked up. We were not let down. The first video shows a VEX contraption that shoots ping-pong balls through a pipe "hoop" with surprising accuracy. It even has a degree of human interaction; the light sensor can be covered/uncovered to control how far the attached arm rotates.
The second video is a very cool movie of a VEX-built robot typing "I LOVE ROBOTS" on a keyboard. Robots controlling computers; now that's an awesome idea!
The final video is of a looped track with a VEX tank tread/catapult combo providing the upwards momentum to keep things rolling smoothly. This is the Ball That Never Stops, people, and it has a catapult; how can you not love it? All three were programmed in ROBOTC, of course. Enjoy!
NXT 'Coltar' Blends Art, Science
In years past, the science and art fields were generally considered to be diametrically opposed; if something was scientific it usually didn't have artistic value, and if it was a work of art it probably didn't do much for the scientific community. Recently, though, the line between art and science has been blurred and blended in some very unique and interesting ways.
A prime example of this is a color-sensing "Coltar" made by Youtube user PhilippLens. By mixing imagination with ingenuity, PhilippLens created the hybrid guitar using a LEGO Mindstorms NXT brick with a color sensor and two touch sensors (one on the Coltar itself, the other on the 'pick'). Using the touch sensors to control chords and the color sensor to control which notes are being 'strummed' allows the Coltar to emit a surprisingly large range of notes.
For more information on this cool project, check out Philipp's Reddit post. You can also download the code here.
New NXT X-Y Plotter 'Draws' Attention
When you think of a printer, what images come to mind? Generally, printers are considered necessary but frustrating (Office Space, anyone?) pieces of office equipment and like most other cubicle furnishings they are usually pretty boring.
Not so much anymore.
McNamara has yet again created something functional yet stylish, this time by turning an NXT and some Mindstorm parts into a surprisingly accurate X-Y axis plotter. Quite possibly the coolest thing about the plotter, though, is that (taken from McNamara's blog) "An X–Y plotter is a plotter that operates in two axes of motion ("X" and "Y")… The term was used to differentiate it from standard plotters which had control only of the "y" axis, the "x" axis being continuously fed to provide a plot of some variable with time." This mean that the pen itself moves in both the X and Y directions (technically it moves in all 3 axis of motion, but the Z axis doesn't come into play on this plotter, except to move the pen on and off the dry-erase board) and that the table stays in a static position; very cool.
Don't take our word for it though; check it out on McNamara's blog (complete with pictures, video, code, and building instructions)!
Very cool Omniwheelchair
Simon Burfield, a.k.a. Burf has made a super cool model. By model I mean chair and by chair I mean omnidirectional wheelchair. Oh and it's life-sized, too. Yeah, it is capable of handling no less than 90 kg! I saw a video of an early prototype a few weeks ago but this new one is even better-er!
Some facts:
- It uses 7 Mindstorms bricks. One for controlling and 6 that are used for moving.
- Each driving NXT has two motors attached to it. I presume that a third motor would probably be pushing it when it comes to providing current. It's not easy to push that much LEGO and human meat around.
- The master NXT has 4 touch sensors connected (forward, back, left and right) and 2 motors to switch on the drive touch sensors.
- It uses Rotacaster's omniwheels to make it possible to move in any direction (except up, of course).
- It is programmed in ROBOTC (of course)
Here's one of the videos he made:
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PLTW Students at Walker Career Center create a VEX Claw Game
Project Lead the Way Students at Walker Career Center have recreated the popular stuffed animal claw game using ROBOTC, VEX components, custom-made parts, lumber, and lots of hard work.
From the project page:
"The Vex Claw Game was chosen as our project for the first semester because we could really use it to promote engineering throughout the community. It's not only fun and exciting, but it also incorporates each of the Project Lead The Way classes that we offer at Walker Career Center. Parts from the claw game include many skills that we have learned during out time in PLTW including constructing structures with Vex parts, programming, rapid prototyping, CO2 laser cutting, and wiring. This project took us around 3 months of in school time to complete."
To read more about the project and see how it was built from the ground up, visit their project page here.
On behalf of the ROBOTC team, job well done!
RC Car to Arduino Robot – First car converted!
The Arduino is one of the most diverse robotics platforms. It truly opens the world of modern electronics to the students by allowing them to interface with all sorts of relevant, modern technology. We have seen this unfold in our latest project with the Arduino, the RC car hacking project.
For this project, we decided a good candidate to start with would be the New Bright RC 'Interceptor', a larger scale car that fit a standard-sized Arduino (in this case, an UNO) and a breadboard with lots of room to spare. This surplus of space opens up tons of options for adding sensors in the future. Plus, by tapping into the car's standard battery we eliminated the need to add a second one. Since we needed to be able to control the RC car's DC motors with the Arduino, we decided to use the VEX Motor Controller 29 to convert the PWM signals into corresponding voltage levels. This solution was cheap, easy, and effective; a true engineering triple play.
Once the Arduino was implanted into the RC car, it was time to tell the newborn robot to do something. Of course, we did this using our favorite programming software, ROBOTC for Arduino (more on this later).
It is important to realize that while most robots have a tank style drive system, the RC cars have the same steering system as that found in real-sized cars (Ackermann Steering). This unfortunately eliminates the possibility of making point turns, but it does open the doors to other interesting opportunities such as parallel parking (we plan on showcasing this in a later update).
Besides being incredibly awesome, this project also helps to expand upon the superb flexibility of the Arduino and VEX systems; although not specifically designed for one another, they can easily be used together with little or no modification to either system.
We could never allow you, the reader, to miss out on the hacking. If you are interested in this or any of our other current projects, we encourage you to take a look at the tutorials on our wiki. At the moment they are works-in-progress, but we are well on the way of having step-by-step guides for hacking a variety of vehicles, with different scales and sizes, and different methods of operation. We ultimately want the tutorials to act as guides to hack any RC vehicle, even if we do not cover it specifically.
Keep an eye on this blog and our wiki for the latest updates. If you have any hacking stories, we'd love to hear about them on our forums. Good luck, and get hacking!
Michael's Macro Mouse Project
This project was submitted by ROBOTC user Michael B. He uses an NXT robot equipped with a HiTechnic EOPD (Electro Optical Proximity Detector) to determine the robots surroundings and then intelligently create and navigate a path through the maze maze.
From the creator:
It shows a robot solving a maze very similar to the micro mouse challenge. It's an excellent application of 2D arrays. It's also the most accessible task I could conceive of that would require students to build robots that remembered stuff about their surroundings, related that information and build on it, and then use that information to make intelligent decisions.
Here's video of the Macro Mouse in action, with lots of additional detail:
Bucket 'o' Bricks Brick Sorter
NeXT-Generation, over on the ROBOTC forums, posted a very cool project he's been working on for the last two months. It's an automated brick sorter made with a combination of Mindstorms NXT, Power Functions and Pneumatics.
The video might be long but it's well worth watching!
Naturally, we asked him questions about his creation:
What motivated you to make this?
I wanted to build a robot that was interactive and would entertain smaller kids, and be mechanically interesting to older ones, and even adults. Here's what happened: I planned for it to be able to "learn" where the colors were supposed to go. You could tell it if it put the brick in the right or wrong area until it learned where they all belonged. But, mechanical glitches in the construction that I didn't have time to fix prevented that from happening. I probably would have made another console with the other NXT with the yes/no buttons, and it could make sounds and use the display to interact.
How long did it take?
Well, if you count total time it's been built, about two months. But, now here's the catch: I've really only been working on it for about one month, because I got sick twice over the last two months, so in total I was out of it for about a month. During that month I was also working on other stuff. Probably about a week was lost to messing with my Boe-Bot and Pololu 3Pi.
Do you have any plans for future improvements or modifications?
I plan to revisit the same kind of concept, but with no deadline so that I can work out any problems that come up.
What is the average air speed of a laden swallow?
The average airspeed of a laden swallow is 42.
A very cool project, indeed!
Neat video of an NXT game made in ROBOTC
Here's a neat video we found of a user who made a Pong / Brick Breaker type game in ROBOTC.
They're using a wheel in order to control the platform to keep the ball from exiting the screen.Take a look!
NXT Tortoise feeding robot
[Thanks to -adrian- for submitting this project!]
Based off a modified version of the NXT shoot bot, the automatic tortoise feeder has three main components: a top feeding food hopper with a motor operated paddle that dispenses food, a color sensor for line following, and a reverse mounted touch sensor which acts as like a pull trigger. The touch sensor has a colored ball mounted in it which entices the tortoises to bite at it. Once that happens the robot dispenses the food, and then executes the line following program for several seconds and stops. At first the tortoises would just bite at it because it was brightly colored but I believe after only a few gos they've figured out now that pulling out it gives food which is a pretty impressive feat of reptile intelligence as far as I can tell.
What inspired you to build this robot?
I found out about NXT after watching a video sent around at work of the cubestormer robot and thought immediately it would be fun to do a robot that could interact with our two pet redfoot tortoises. Reptiles aren't particularly trainable animals though ours are very food motivated so a robotic feeder seemed like a fun project to try. Fortunately tortoises are relatively slow moving and benign so building something to interact with them wasn't that difficult. I also hadn't seen any examples of NXT robots interacting with animals (though I think a friend of mine used the remote control shootbot to terrorize his cats?)
How long did it take you to make this?
Hard to say as I started and stopped several times? The programming took about a day once I went through the ROBOTC tutorials from Carnegie Mellon. I almost gave up initially trying to program it with the included NXT-G software and left the project alone until I found out about ROBOTC The construction maybe a week or two? I tried a few different designs before the current one that all had various problems. It took a while to figure out a way to mount the touch sensor in a way that would allow a tortoise to trigger it.
What are your future plans with the robot?
I'd like to try a modified mechanism for dispensing the food. The vertical mounted hopper and the irregular size of tortoise pellets makes the amount dispensed each time really difficult to control. My current idea is to try mounting the dispenser horizontally and use either one of the rubber treads or maybe a track from a lego technic set to dispense the foot more like a conveyor belt. Also might try a different way to move the robot around than using a line follow, possibly the distance sensor and some simple wall avoidance?


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check engine light has been a constant problem for the past 3-4 yrs. 01" highlander, 77000 miles, has had o2 sensors changed and fuel mixture sensors changed over this time. Light has come on again(need to have this one read), is this a common problem for this year? Up to the first 5-6 yrs never a problem.
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Greenville police are investigating the murder of a Greene County man. 25-year-old Maurice Campbell was found with a gunshot wound, in the parking lot of a Greenville apartment complex on Paul Circle early Saturday morning.
Campbell's aunt, Viola Williams, says she raised him in her Snow Hill home since he was 2-years-old. She says he started living in Greenville about 6 months ago. He'd been in some trouble - and says Campbell recently told her that he wanted to turn his life around and was thinking about going to school.
"Maurice was a good person - loved life, loved having fun, loved to party, be with his friends. He was just an all-around person," said Viola Williams.
A man was found dead Saturday morning in an apartment parking lot in Greenville and now police are trying to figure out what happened.
According to Greenville Police they responded to a report of a person in a parking lot behind the apartments at 110 Paul Circle around 3:48 a.m. When officers arrived they found 25-year-old Larry Campbell of Snow Hill dead from an apparent gunshot wound.
Detectives have gathered evidence and talked to witnesses, but continue to investigate. Police have not released any more details about the case.
If you have any information about this case you can contact the Greenville Police Department. The Pitt-Greenville Crime Stoppers will pay up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case.


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May 29, 2016 | 6:09 pm EDT Update
Contacted Saturday, Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said he was stunned by Dejean-Jones' death and his players, including Anthony Davis, took the tragic news hard. "We were looking forward to working with him this summer and see where he could go with us as a player," Gentry said. "One of the last games he played with us, he had 17 points and had nine rebounds against the Lakers (Feb. 4). I just thought he was aggressive as a player and he was getting better."
The NBA security report, which came from the league's senior vice president and chief security officer, was sent to all 30 teams, ESPN reported. It also indicated that a toxicology report on Dejean-Jones is a couple of weeks away, but it is "unknown at this time if a substance played a part in the incident."
The Dallas Police Department is expected to provide an update on Tuesday, but no charges have been filed. Under Texas law, a person is allowed to use deadly force to defend himself/herself in his/her home.
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Our headlights go out for no apparent reason. At first it was just the right hand one, but now occasionally the left one will go out, too, but never at the same time. Just turning them off and on again remedies the problem, but it is annoying!
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Wow, is my memory going! I helped bolt this route (in 1997?) with Tod Anderson, Ernie Moscovics, and Tom Hanson, as I recall. I knew it was long but I didn't remember how long this line is.
Went back there this fall with the wife and thought I could do it with a 70 M rope and only 18 draws. Sport Climbing Epic!
Ran out of draws (after the crux, thankfully) near the top and started skipping clips and using single biners to clip (obviously I subconsciously knew that was coming because I had several biners on my harness). Realized I couldn't get down without some shenanigans, as we only had one rope. Not a good feeling, to be well over 100 ft up, no anchors in site, knowing I can't lower and I am out of draws!
Thankfully lowered off the midpoint anchors on "If Dreams were Thunder" and was able to get my stuff off the route without too much drama.
Funny, normally when you get in this situation, you think "what madman bolted this thing"? But you don't normally answer that with, "oh yeah, I'm the madman"!
By Abe Dubs
From: Bozeman, Montana
Sep 28, 2014
Awesome route!
Climbed this with a 70m rope but be aware that you can't clean the route on lower/rappel with a 70m. When I lowered, with rope stretch I could just touch my toes to the ground, far from the start of the climb. To clean the route, my partner belayed from the spot I had just lowered to and I top roped it, cleaning as I climbed. Knot the ends of your rope!
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From: Marmet, WV
Jul 6, 2015
|I got down with a trimmed 70m rope no problem. (About ten feet trimmed off.) With rope stretch. Make sure you always tie a knot in the end of your rope! I was also able to clean as I lowered. I didn't clip the first two bolts though.
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From: Boulder, CO
Aug 18, 2015
|Very long and fun route. Rock is a bit muddy looking but otherwise a great climb. The climb could be as soft as 11b/c so if your not quite a 5.12 climber, this could be a great first. I had fun on this one.....
By ChiHarris
From: Portland, OR
Aug 21, 2015
rating: 5.11c/d 7a 24 VIII 25 E4 6a
|Super fun climbing on juggy rock. As others have voiced, it's a couple letter grades soft for the grade. exposure on the arete is fantastic! Takes 20 draws plus anchors (currently two biners on anchors). It take a WHOLE 70m rope to get down. The only way to clean it is on top rope, so plan on that.


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Here's the Knockoff Pot Candy at the Center of a Hershey's Lawsuit
Are Ganja Joy bars tricking customers?
Colorado's thriving edibles industry apparently has some labeling issues to sort out beyond how to adequately warn Times columnists against eating the entire pot candy bar in one sitting: Hershey's is suing TinctureBelle, a Pueblo West–based mom-and-pop maker of pot candies, which packages edibles in labels meant to look like Hershey's labels, albeit really silly-looking ones. According to the suit, the products "trade on the goodwill of Hershey and its brands," and Hershey's wants them banished from dispensary shelves plus unspecified damages.
The suit names a few candy bars. There's the Heath clone, seen above; Hashees, which are the spitting image of Reese's; Ganja Joy, an Almond Joy look-alike; and Dabby Patty, wrapped in foil like a York peppermint patty.
No word yet on whether Mars is suing over Tincturebelle's "Snockers," and "Twigz" bars.
It's also similarly unclear whether Nestlé has caught wind of the company's Buddafinger yet, but Hershey claims that the look-alike bars are "a genuine safety risk" for kids, who may be tricked into thinking the weed chocolates are actually their "famous and beloved" versions.


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Ask Not What Your Students Can Do for You ... the Nov. 4 Election Provided a Remarkable Opportunity to Teach Lessons about the History, Politics and Culture of Our Nation. Unless You Work or Learn in a District Where History and Social Studies Aren't Really Taught Anymore
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The political contest just concluded--arguably one of America's most historic presidential elections--provided a remarkable opportunity for us to guide students in lessons about the history, politics and culture of this great nation. In several weeks, the new president will set forth his goals for our country, and the inaugural address should present another powerful teachable moment for students everywhere.
That is, unless the kids attend school in a district where history/social studies doesn't really count much anymore.
There is simply no disputing the fact that the history/social studies curriculum has taken a backseat in schools throughout California, and that federal and state testing requirements are the convenient scapegoats. The adage that "if it's not important enough to be tested, it's not important enough to be taught" has proved true in far too many places, as the supremacy of English language arts, math and science have sucked the instructional minutes for history (and other important subjects) out of the building.
Since history doesn't figure into the NCLB calculations, about half the 50 states no longer bother to test the subject. Florida dropped history from its Comprehensive Assessment Test a few years back, and historic Massachusetts came within a handful of votes of leaving it out of its annual Comprehensive Assessment System.
Attention diverted in California
In California, our STAR (Standardized Testing and Reporting) program requires only three years of testing, at grades 8, 10 and 11. Since history/social studies is not tested at grades K-5, many school districts have systematically turned teachers' (and students') attention away from the subject. In fact, there was a time in the late 1990s when lessons about the history of California (as specified in the state standards for fourth grade), were not taught in many of the city schools in our state Capital.
The California Standards Test for history that is administered in grade 8 includes content from the sixth, seventh and eighth grade curricula, but this three-grade, comprehensive exam accounts for less than 7 percent of a middle school's Academic Performance Index. The two CST assessments given during a student's high school years account for less than 15 percent of a high school's API. Thus, even when the subject is tested, its importance is severely diminished in determining the efficacy of a school's educational program; such low test weighting actually serves as a disincentive for rigorous history/social studies instruction.
Learning for life
It seems that federal and state politicians (the U.S. Congress, our state Legislature and successive governors) and political appointees (the State Board of Education) have decided that history/social studies doesn't matter very much in our students' "learning for life." How can a child's education really be "complete" without history/social studies?
In addition to teaching students the lessons of the past, we must ensure that they are fully prepared to be contributing members of society, and that includes capability in citizenship. Understanding how government operates and how history impacts the future is essential to he an effective citizen.
We need to stop asking students to chase English language arts, math and science test scores to make adults look good; instead, the adults should ask what they can do to provide an exceptional education for all children. …


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A Soft Covered Vintage Basic Reader titled,"High On a Hill" Copyright 1957. This book is part or the Alice and Jerry Basic Reading Program. Written by Mabel O'Donnell & Selma Coughlan . Illustrated by Florence & Margaret Hoopes. School Stamp on Cover . This is a Golden Anniversary Edition. Last pages shows a few underlined numbers under vocabulary words.
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A traveler to Austin, Texas, reserves a car but finds Dollar-Rent-A-Car is out of vehicles when she arrives. Who should pay the extra money it costs to rent from another company?
Q: I have a car rental predicament and need your help. My friend and I recently reserved a car through Dollar Rent A Car in Austin, Texas using Hotwire.com. We were quoted a rate of $37 per day. We arrived a week after a hurricane had hit Texas, only to find that they'd given away all their cars.
The Dollar representative was really rude. She acted as if this wasn't her problem. Even though we had the confirmation printed out, no one from Hotwire or the rental car company had contacted us to tell us we wouldn't have a car.
The Dollar agent pointed to the Advantage counter, saying, "They'll honor your reservation, but not your rate." So we rented one of their cars. But instead of paying $155 for a three-day rental, we ended up being out nearly $400. Shouldn't Dollar have paid the difference in price, since it was their fault and not ours?
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A: Dollar should have paid for a comparable rental from one of its competitors. If it couldn't make this happen, or if it wouldn't, then Hotwire should have helped you.
Bottom line? You shouldn't have paid an extra $245 to get the car that Hotwire and Dollar confirmed — hurricane or not.
At the same time, I think your negative car rental experience was completely preventable. You could have called your online travel agency or the car rental company to confirm your reservation. Chances are, one of them might have known about the vehicle shortage in Austin.
When a car rental location runs out of cars, the standard industry practice is to pay for a rental from a competitor at no extra cost to you. Dollar didn't follow that rule when you arrived in Austin. I think it should have.
Arguing with a crabby car rental agent is pointless. Instead, I would have taken your complaint up the chain by asking for a supervisor. If that doesn't work, call Dollar's 800-number or Hotwire.
Once you agree to Advantage's rate and drive off into the sunset, the odds that you'll get a refund are not to your advantage.
That's no exaggeration. A review of the email correspondence between you and Hotwire makes it clear the agency had no plans to help. "Since the (car rental) agency was unable to provide a car due to circumstances beyond their control and your reservation not being billed to you previously, we are unable to offer you any form of compensation," Hotwire responded.
Hotwire makes no implicit guarantees that it will take care of you when your car rental company refuses to honor a reservation. But its prominent display of J.D. Power & Associates' award for "Highest in Customer Satisfaction for Independent Travel Web Sites" is enough to leave travelers with the impression that they'll be in good hands when something goes wrong.
I contacted Hotwire to find out if this was the agency's final answer. It wasn't. Hotwire contacted Dollar on your behalf and the car rental company issued a full refund.
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I had my 5thm/c back in December and I am still very depressed. I feel like I have been walking around in a fog for the last couple of months and it feels like no one cares and no one wants to talk with me about it. And now its affecting my job. My boss spoke with me about how I haven't been putting in my 100% like I use to. I just broke down and started crying in her office. I feel like I cant get a handle on myself.
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Principal Investigator(s): Marinna Martini
Affiliate Investigator(s): Steve Ramp, Naval Postgraduate School
Information Specialist(s): Frances Lightsom
Data Type(s): Location-Elevation: Navigation, Time Series: Mooring (physical oceanography)
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Recover 3 moorings (#510, 511 and 512) from the Farallons dump site.
Start Port/Location: Moss Landing, CA
End Port/Location: Moss Landing, CA
Start Date: 1998-11-03
End Date: 1998-11-05
Equipment Used: DGPS, Bottom platform, Mooring tripod
Information to be Derived: Time series data;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Sediment Transport Group mooring numbers 510-512. Moorings recovered: 3 (#510, 511 and 512 all deployed FA 97045 POINT SUR Nov. 11-14, 1997).
Staff: Robert Barton, Jonathan Borden, Marinna Martini, Joseph S. Newell, Richard Rendigs, William J. Strahle
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How to install ball-bearing drawer slides
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Ball-bearing slides
Why choose these?
- Ideal for drawers with hefty contents, such as silverware or tools.
- Full-extension range allows the drawer to open fully for best access to contents in the back. Less-costly, 3/4 extensions open to expose all but the back fourth of the drawer. Installation is the same for each style.
- Lubricated bearings make for the smoothest sliding action.
- Typical ball-bearing slides sell for about $8 to $25 per pair. Additional features, such as self-closing mechanisms or higher weight ratings, increase this cost.
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I do it the other way around. Attach the slide to the cabinet. Put a piece of hardboard on the floor of the cabinet. Set the drawer on the hardboard, and pull it and the cabinet slides slightly out. Attach the first fasteners. Pull the drawer and slide out a little more and attach the next fastener. Repeat. Remove the spacer. Use a thicker spacer between the bottom drawer and next drawer and repeat.7/7/2014 04:59:58 PM Report Abuse
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i have imported my yahoomails to gmail,
then it takes 2 hours to import so it means my yahoomails inbox become empty or it just copies mails from yahoomail to gmail.
i have imported my yahoomails to gmail,
then it takes 2 hours to import so it means my yahoomails inbox become empty or it just copies mails from yahoomail to gmail.
Well, if you will import the emails from yahoomails to gmail then it will only copy the emails and it will not empty the emails in the yahoomail. And optionally, you can check the option Add label to all imported mail which lets you easily spot all imported mail in one place. You can always remove the label from individual messages later or delete it altogether.
it is telling import was over see label ,but i saw into the label there were no emails were imported so what happen?
So, you are saying that even after trying to import yahoo mails to gmails, it said that the import was done, but later when you checked it out, the emails were not imported? If that is the case then there seems to be some import settings error. If you are not so sure about this case then follow the procedures given at this website.
i have follow same like that only but i cant get imported mails from yahoomail to gmail.
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So, this is just me seeing how fast I could make a picture of Spike as a princess as per request during the Las Pegasus Con.
Spike bases by:
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Haha, randomly found this. Priceless, thanks!
I think it's safe to say this is somewhat canon now
Hahah right?
This will be an actual episode,you know
Thanks, M.A. Larson!
At some point, can I put this on a T-shirt that says shit happens and wear it around?
Sure, I don't mind. I just ask that you don't put it into some kind of production for profit.
Spike is best princess.
I wonder what the other ponies would think of that xD
Look at the bright side: you can stab people to death with that horn
on the bright side: you could show your "affection" with your wings...... if you catch my drift....
wait, thats bad, your gonna need duct tape next time you see rarity
wait, thats bad, your gonna need duct tape next time you see rarity
But also, you and Rare can show their affection by "crossing swords" if you catch my drift.
wait...... rarity has a schlong?
Yes, it is on her forehead, and when unicorns get very very happy, thier horns spew magical unicorn mayonaise, which tastes like raspberries.
This is pretty much the only princess spike picture that exists
Cool, his expression is priceless
so are you the person who actually said they would, the girl in the luna hat?
Jajaja, Spike is... jajajaja.... you face
Hahahah, I watched the panel yesterday and I wanted to see if someone actually did it. Guess they did! Nice job (his expression totally fits lol)!
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Hitler did not have to destroy democracy; he merely took advantage of the decay of democracy and at the critical moment obtained the support of many to whom, though they detested Hitler, he yet seemed the only man strong enough to get things done. F. A. Hayek from his book, "The Road To Serfdom".
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Hopefully they hit Port St Lucie first!
A lot of people are afraid of heights. Not me, I'm afraid of widths.
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2) if an attack happens, Bush43 left BHO with too much to do to keep the country safe....he is Damned....
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Minimoog V's delay effect offers so much delay time that you can produce
practically endless echoes. In this example, I've layered a synth voice
with itself and recorded the results in a single pass. (Back in the pre-digital
days, I needed two tape recorders spaced several feet apart to accomplish the
same trick.)
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Minimoog V includes a large library of realistic analog sounds. Here's
an excerpt from a song I originally recorded on a real Minimoog back in the
'80s. This time around, every track is a separate instance of the Minimoog
V. I added no effects other than what the factory programs included.
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Here is an example of a guitar lick mangled by Expert Sleepers' Audio
Units plug-in Augustus Loop, which emulates a tape-delay.
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Among the many sampled drum sounds that come with RMIV are a good number
of TR-707, TR-808, and TR-909 kits. This clip features "808 Kit 2."
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This clip showcases RMIV's sampled Tama ArtStar kit.
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This clip features a synthesized kit called PL_RoughOne. The synthesis algorithm
called Plop generates the percussive sound that changes in pitch. Using the
Easy Controller Setup (ECS) function, I assigned an external controller to the
Plop sound's Body-Range parameter and then recorded my control changes
into the sequence to cause the pitch change.
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This file contains a hand percussion loop that was created by Bashiri Johnson
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but without quantization. Note the slightly sloppy, uncoordinated groove.
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This is the MIDI file used by Stylus to perform the groove.
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Malibu, car loss speed, transmission shift cable broke, it jumped to the L shift (on its own). Neighbor mechanic (retired) went under the hood and tried to put it in park, however, it continued to roll forward, said there was a GM recall 12106 in 2012 and a new one 14V-224 in May 2012 for the shift cable. My Malibu is LS V6 and is not driveable. If I get it fixed will I be reimbursed once my VIN shows up on the recall? How much will it cost to fix it?
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That's the way Barbara is described on the website of Breast Cancer Action, which she ran until 2010 when she stepped down because of her ALS diagnosis. She died last Friday.
You can read more on their site. But I chose this key excerpt:
"One of the most successful and controversial of the BCA campaigns was Think Before You Pink, launched in 2002, exposing how pink ribbon marketing did not help fund prevention or find a cure for breast cancer. BCA coined the term pinkwashing, exposing the hypocrisy of companies that used the pink ribbon to boost sales but covered up their own record of selling cosmetics, foods and other products that harmed womens health. Brenner used to say, If shopping could cure breast cancer, it would be cured by now.
BCA targeted everything from pink buckets of Kentucky Fried Chicken and pink-lidded Yoplait yogurt to Clean for the Cure Eureka Vacuum Cleaners and pink Ford cars. Brenners sharp critique was highlighted in the 2012 film, Pink Ribbons, Inc. and even cited by Stephen Colbert.
Medical sociologist, Gayle Sulik, author of Pink Ribbon Blues said, Barbara Brenner was powerful, at times obstreperous. She never seemed to be afraid to call things as she saw them, and it didnt seem to matter who got upset about it. Barbara reminded us that sometimes it takes ruffling a few feathers to dislodge complacency.
Who will push us to stretch our minds and abilities until we pave a new road in breast cancer? Who will remind us that if we are comfortable with the pink ribbon state of affairs, then we are part of the problem? Its up to us now, Sulik added.
Another controversial issue that Brenner took on was the over-promotion of mammograms. She wrote, The dominant message about mammography is that it will save your life. That message is so oversimplified as to be dishonest. Mammograms can only be life- saving if they find a cancer that is treatable and if the woman gets treatment in a timely way and one of the known causes of breast cancer is ionizing radiation, the kind you get from medical X-rays. She warned that the science about the potential harm of over use of mammography was being discounted or ignored. Her position was recently confirmed by the FDA, which revised its recommendations concerning the frequency of screening mammograms for healthy women."
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Hee Young Park birdied three of the final four holes for a 3-under 69 and a share of the third-round lead with Sandra Gal on Saturday in the LPGA Tour's season-ending Titleholders.
Gal, the German player who won the Kia Classic in March for her first LPGA Tour title, shot a 71 in tricky wind conditions to match Park at 7 under at Grand Cypress Resort.
Park, from South Korea, is winless in four full seasons on the LPGA Tour.
Suzann Pettersen was a stroke back after a 68, and Paul Creamer (71) was 5 under. Top-ranked Yani Tseng had a 66 — the best round of the day — to match second-round leader Na Yeon Choi (75) at 4 under.
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A late surge by the Cardinals gave them a 6-1 win over the Reds at Busch Stadium. Yadier Molina hit a three-run double in the seventh inning to break the tie.
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Jason Pominville tallied a goal and an assist as the Wild beat the Blues 4-2 in Game One of their Western Conference quarterfinal series at Scottrade Center.
John Lackey pitched seven shutout innings as the Cardinals blanked the Brewers 4-0 at Busch Stadium. Matt Holiday, Mark Reynolds, Matt Carpenter and Yadier Molina all had... more
The Rams are getting an up close and personal look at quarterback Marcus Mariota. The Heisman Trophy winner out of Oregon came in for a pre-draft visit yesterday.
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The Blues begin postseason play tonight against Minnesota. They host the Wild in Game One of their best-of-seven, Western Conference quarterfinal at 8:30 p.m.
Matt Holliday singled in a pair of runs in the opening inning to help the Cardinals beat the Brewers, 4-2, at Busch Stadium.
The Rams continue to prepare for this month's NFL Draft, which begins two weeks from tonight in Chicago. The first round is set for Thursday, April 30th.
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Ashley Hill picked up her 11th win of the season, while going 3 for 4 with a triple, a home run, and 5 RBI's.
The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Sophomore Lauren Gerlemann from New Haven High School.
Back in their days, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were known for trust-busting. In an era of price-fixing, crony capitalism and corruption their actions helped to create more opportunities in the marketplace by creating competition.
Our nation's founders were well versed in the lessons of the history that preceded them. They knew of power's natural tendency to escalate into greater power.
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5 user reviews of Triumph Thunderbird 900 Sport See all
I'm interested in one of these, it is one of the few bikes I would trade my W650 for. There is one for sale with 36000 kms on it locally for $9500 Aus. I suppose about 6000 pound.
I'm interested to hear that it is not good for pillions though. A lot of my riding is with my wife on the back.
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Triumph Thunderbird is a very smooth and better handling bike! This one is incredibly engineered motorcycle, power is decent and the brakes and suspension is brilliant. I must admit that when I saw it first I fell in love with it. Its a terrific bike and would blow away other competitor bikes out there. Triumph Bikes in India
Posted: 12/09/2011 at 06:03
I came back to riding after a 20 year hiatus and bought the new 2001 Bonneville. In retrospect I wish it had been the T'Bird sport.
I'd love to see Triumph manufacture them again using owner information gathered and improved technology in the 17-18 years since they came out. Upside down quality shocks and rear suspension and brakes,100hp injected version of the 885 and then charge a reasonable premium for it and it could be a genuine Norton opposition for those who resent the money Norton sells them for and the waiting time for the product. These could still be around when Norton implodesagain
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Depends which year of Tbird Sport it is - the later versions with an exhaust on each side had lower pillion rests. And let's be clear folks, he's asking about the Tbird Sport, not the Tbird, which is a rather different animal...
My late 97 bike is a delight to ride; that wonderful grunty engine and quality suspension for its day make an excellent package. The finish is fine...
Ask pointed questions about the starter clutch and the alternator drive bolt - keep your battery fully charged to give the starter clutch an easy life if you do buy it. Good luck!
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Nieheim Things to Do Tips by himalia11
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Sack museum
The Sackmuseum is not part of the Culinarium, but you can visit it for free if you visit the Culinarium. It's a funny museum, and I hardly can tell what it really is. It's in an old house (build 1908) full of corners, pretty chaotic, with many old furniture, so already walking through it is interesting. They've collected quite a lot of old stuff and packaging, and on the loft you'll find many different bags (mainly jute bags). Such bags had some value in former times, and they were repaired many times if necessary. Pretty different now in our throwaway society…
Address: Wasserstraße 6, 33039 Nieheim
Website: http://www.sackmuseum.de/
Beer museum - brew kettle
The beer museum is in an old half-timbered house, similar to the one of the cheese museum. In the museum you'll find a brew kettle which still is being used occasionally. You here can learn that in the medieval times, brewing beer was done by women in Westfalia. Instead of having coffee parties, they had beer parties! You can check which beer fits to which meal, and if you want to know how hop is looking, you can find some of these plants in front of the house, next to the small car park.
Website: http://www.westfalen-culinarium.de/
Ham museum
The ham museum is in the same building as the tourist information. You can learn how the different parts of a pig are called, the different ways on how ham is produced and what type of hams there are. There also were explanations of sayings related to pigs (like "Schwein gehabt" or "das ist unter aller Sau") which for me was the most interesting in that museum.
Website: http://www.westfalen-culinarium.de/
Bread museum
The bread museum is a very small museum. You can get information about the various types of bread, have a look at the different ingredients that are being used for bread making, and there's also an oven where they make bread. When we came in there was a group of children who obviously had made their own breads and which were put into the oven.
Website: http://www.westfalen-culinarium.de/
Cheese museum and restaurant
In the cheese museum, you will learn what different kind of cheese there are, you can try to milk a cow, and you can test if you know which wine fits to which cheese. Also you will hear that Nieheim is a "cheese town", having a cheese festival every 2 years and producing their own cheese called "Nieheimer Käse". That cheese is similar to the "Handkäse" or "Harzer Käse", if you happen to know these ones.
There's also a good restaurant in that building – and it's the only of the 4 museums that has a restroom.
Website: http://www.westfalen-culinarium.de/
Culinarium - shop and ticket counter
The Westfalen Culinarium is a set of 4 museums about the following things: bread, cheese, ham and beer. They are found in different buildings in the same street. You pay your admission in the shop where you'll get something to wear around your neck which allows you entrance to all the museums. When we returned that thing in the shop, we got some cheese and ham to taste to make our visit perfect, very good. And of course this encourages you to buy something in the shop!
In each museum you can watch a short introduction film and then have a look at the exhibition. Everything is in German only. For details on each of the museums please see my other tips.
The shop was also interesting, you could buy cheese and ham of course, but also various types of tea, jam and mustard from Monschau, and also some decoration stuff. When I saw the mustard I had to buy some, since I've visited Monschau I love this mustard!
Admission: 6 € adults, 2 € children.
Address: Lange Straße, 33039 Nieheim
Website: http://www.westfalen-culinarium.de/
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NBC affiliate in Austin reports a grand jury has handed up an indictment against Gov. Rick Perry in connection with the investigation into an effort to force Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg to resign.
At the center of the issue is a complaint about intimidation stemming from Perry's threat to veto of $3.7 million in state funding to the Public Integrity Unit run by Lehmberg's office. The threat came after she pleaded guilty to drunk driving and served a 45-day sentence; Perry called on her to step down but she refused to resign her position. Perry then vetoed the funding for the PIU.
A grand jury was called to determine whether or not Perry broke the law when he threatened to veto the funding. As a result they issued indictments on two felony charges: abuse of official capacity and coercion of public servant.
An indictment indicates the grand jury believes the state has a strong enough case to send to trial and is not a finding of guilt.
Special prosecutor Michael McCrum oversaw the presentation to the grand jury who has been meeting on and off this summer.
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Children's LiteratureMothers have important jobs, fathers have important jobs and so does the lowly turtle. This book follows a female box turtle through a night and a day, climaxing with her laying four eggs. And who could not comprehend the importance of laying eggs as "smooth and as white as the full moon overhead?" The turtle's journey introduces the young reader not only to facts about turtles but also neighboring wildlife, woodland and garden vegetation, and predators. It will come as no surprise that the one of the turtle's most formidable enemies is the ubiquitous automobile. The paintings illustrating the book are virtually palpable. The ripe strawberry would be irresistible to human or beast; the exertion it takes to lay her eggs is evident in a close-up of the turtle's eyes. Skillful use of color makes the reader feel as if he too has lived through the cycle of day and night. Back matter expands upon material presented in the text and includes a glossary and points of interest in the book. This is a "Smithsonian's Backyard" series publication. 2000, Soundprints, $15.95 and $4.95. Ages 4 to 10. Reviewer: Stephanie Farrow
Box Turtle at Silver Pond Lane (Smithsonian's Backyard Series)by Susan Korman, Stephen Marchesi
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School Library Journal - School Library JournalK-Gr 2-A day in the life of a female box turtle includes searching for food, withstanding threats from a raccoon and a car, and laying her eggs. Attractive oil paintings effectively portray her environment with a dark palette of greens, blues, and browns. The author is careful to avoid personification in this snapshot of one turtle. The book is similar to William T. George's highly acclaimed Box Turtle at Long Pond (Greenwillow, 1989). It follows a day in the life of a male box turtle and is accompanied by exquisite gouache paintings. It edges out Korman's book in preciseness of language and detail in illustration, but both are worthy purchases and would work well together for comparisons of male and female box turtles as well as the styles of authors and illustrators.-Ellen Heath, Orchard School, Ridgewood, NJ Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.
Product Details
- 9781931465915
- Publisher:
- Soundprints
- Publication date:
- 04/01/2000
- Series:
- Smithsonian's Backyard Series
- Pages:
- 32
- Product dimensions:
- 8.30(w) x 11.40(h) x 0.02(d)
- Age Range:
- 4 - 8 Years
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Like barley bending
In low fields by the sea,
Singing in hard wind
Like barley bending
And rising again,
So would I, unbroken,
Rise from pain;
So would I softly,
Day long, night long,
Change my sorrow
Into song.
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