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"Merlin" is a new drama series that updates the story of the infamous sorcerer of Arthurian legend for a new audience. The mythical kingdom of Camelot, in a time before history began, is a fantastical realm of legendary beasts and mysterious people, a dangerous world where magic has been banned by the ruthless tyrant, Uther Pendragon. When Merlin, a young man gifted with extraordinary magical powers, arrives in the kingdom, he quickly makes enemies including the heir to Uther's crown, the headstrong Prince Arthur. But guided by Uther's wise physician Gaius, Merlin is soon using his talents not just to survive but also to unlock Camelot's mystical secrets. As he does so, he discovers that his destiny and that of the kingdom's young leader in waiting, Arthur, are inextricably linked.
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As a child, Diane Johnson was in love with Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers, the story of the 17-century swashbuckling denizens of St. Germain-des-Pres, the famous area of Paris that sprang up in the ninth century around a large Benedictine abbey. Now, the bestselling author of Le Mariage and Le Divorce details both the history of this fascinating quarter and its unique daily life.
From her own perch in St. Germain, Johnson has discovered the houses and haunts of its many famous (and infamous) residents. It is these colorful characters and their stories that she describes in this delightful book, from the riveting tale of Reine Margot, whose 16th-century chapel dome Johnson views from her kitchen window to the postwar golden age of Gertrude Stein, Hemingway, and other famous American expats. Best of all, we get an intimate view of this storied quarter through glimpses of Johnson's life there, her apartment and cat, neighbors and friends, the cafés and shops where she spends her time.
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Dont miss BGF's all star bake-off
The 27th annual Bobby Goldsmith Foundation (BGF) Bake Off is set to take place at the Imperial Hotel on August 3.
SX columnist and SBS2 present Patrick Abboud will host alongside Aunty Mavis and Candy Box as Maitre D'. There will be fabulous cakes, of course, but also a slew of surprise shows from Dawn Service, Miss 3D, Campanosity and Cindy Pastel with more acts to be announced.
The theme for this year's Bake Off is Once Upon A… Contestants and guests are expected to keep the fairytale theme in mind when vying for the top prizes.
This year BGF has assembled a star-studded judging panel. Head judge will be BGF Bake Off stalwart and DIVA Hall of Fame recipient, the lovely Claire de Lune. Joining Claire will be Chistina Batista who placed 5th on last year's Masterchef and Marty Boetz from Cooks Co-Op on the Hawkesbury River and ex head chef of Longrain to select the best of the best from each of the seven categories. There'll also be a people's choice award, best in show, best decorated and best fairy tale cake ….and of course the crowd favourite, the worst in show!
Macaron King, Adriano Zumbo will also be joining the team as a special guest judge.
After judging the winning cakes will be auctioned off to the highest lucky bidder. All other entries will be available for purchase by silent auction.
David Riddell, CEO of Bobby Goldsmith Foundation said: "This year we're hoping to make the Bake Off an even greater fundraising success so we can continue to provide vital and diverse services to our growing client base.
More information and to register for entry visit bgf.org.au/events/bake-off Cake Registrations close Monday July 28 2014.
BGF Bake Off, Sunday August 3. Doors open 2pm. Live auctions from 4pm. Imperial Hotel, 35 Erskineville Road, Erskineville. Tickets: $15 at door
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Triangle Youth Ultimate League sent both a mixed and women's ultimate Frisbee team to the USA Ultimate Youth Club Championship Tournament Aug. 14-15 in Blanie, Minn.
The TYUL Open team took ninth our of ten teams, losing all four pool play games against Southern Idaho, Minnesota, Boston and Pittsburgh. The men then beat Nebraska 13-5 in the ninth-place game.
The TYUL Women's team took fourth out of five teams, The women lost all four pool play games on Saturday, losing to Seattle, Minnesota, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. They then returned on Sunday to defeat Pittsburgh 12-9 to advance to the championship bracket, leaving Pittsburgh in fifth place.
In the championship bracket, the team lost to Seattle 5-10, and dropped the third-place game against Cincinnati 4-8 to land in fourth.
But despite the less-than-ideal results, the women, at least, came home with some victories. TYUL Women's players placed in the top two for all three statistics categories.
In goals, Caitlin Ball took first with 15 scores, and Lisa Couper tied for second with 14. Shellie Cohen took second in assists with 17.
Caitlin Ball also topped the Ds category, with 15, and Shellie Cohen came in second with 12. Meg Duffy and Lisa Couper also made the list – tied for fourth with 10 and sixth with 8, respectively.
Delaware Valley won the open division, and DiscNW of Seattle won women's.
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Buffalo is set to release a new family of USB flash drives which when connected to a port will only protrude some 5mm; easy to lose if you've a habit of forgetting where you put things.
These mega tiny flash drives come in sizes of 2, 4 and even 8GB (how do they fit all that space in there?!) along with color choices of white, black and pink.
The new RUF2-P series from Buffalo are said to be coming out around the end of the month, but pricing hasn't yet been mentioned.


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Videos are provided As a guide only. Refer To manufacturer
installation instructions And specs For complete information.
Code: 24787
Shipping Weight: 29 pounds
This fully welded, corrosion-resistant Honda Accord trailer hitch receiver is perfect for your light-duty towing needs. Draw-Tite's Tested Tough guarantee ensures that this hitch exceeds industry standards. Drawbar sold separately.
✔ Confirmed to fit your 2007 Honda Accord
Draw-Tite's Tested Tough program provides testing standards far superior to those outlined by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), the go-to source for engineering professionals.
Each Draw-Tite trailer hitch receiver undergoes extensive fatigue testing and static testing with the ball mount that is either supplied or recommended for use with that particular hitch, thus ensuring results that are applicable to real life use. Fatigue testing is also conducted on hitches rated for use with weight-distribution systems.
In addition, Draw-Tite performs static testing on a simulated automobile, as opposed to the rigid fixture used for SAE testing, resulting in a more true-to-life scenario.
At etrailer.com we're committed to the products we sell, and to our customers. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff are available via both phone and email to address your questions and concerns for the lifetime of your hitch. The technicians at etrailer perform hitch installations on a daily basis, making them a valuable resource for do-it-yourselfers. The one-on-one, personal service you'll receive comes straight from an expert in the towing and automotive field. We've installed it, we've wired it and we've towed with it, so whatever your question, we can answer it.
Tech Tip
No drilling required for installation , Exhaust must be temporarily lowered for installation , Heat shields require a hole to be drilled on V6 models , Fits Hybrid models as well
Video of Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4"
Videos are provided As a guide only. Refer To manufacturer
installation instructions And specs For complete information.
Today we are going to be installing hitch part number 24787 from Draw-Tite on a 2006 Honda Accord. This installation will also apply to Hidden Hitch part number 60953. We are underneath the vehicle. The first thing we want to do to gain access to the frame rail is to go ahead and lower the exhaust down from the passengers side frame rail. There are actually two hangers that we are going to need to remove to lower the exhaust down. The one here on the outboard side, about midway up the muffler here, that is going to need to be pried off. And I definitely recommend to spray it down with some form of spray lubricant, like a WD-40. It makes the removal a lot easier. And the second exhaust hanger that we are going to need to lower is a little bit forward here of the muffler, right dead center of the car.
Before I remove the second exhaust hanger, I am going to go ahead and use a basic tow strap to support the exhaust tube, so that when I remove the second hanger the exhaust does not fall down and damage the exhaust system. OK, with the exhaust lowered, I am going to go ahead and point out the mounting locations for the trailer hitch. The center mounting location will be to the tow loop here that is mounted on the bottom of the trunk well. And you can see on the drivers side frame rail we have got two existing holes we are going to be using the rearmost hole as our attaching point on the frame rail. And we are going to have the same thing here on the passengers side.
In order to get the hardware into the frame, we are going to be using the fish wire that is provided in the installation kit. We are going to take the 7/16 block, which you can see has a few notches cut out in it, and the 7/16 carriage bolt, as well. These are going to up into this hole, and then we are going to pull it back down into place. To do that, we just want to go ahead and feed the fish wire into the block and then wrap the threads of the carriage bolt with the fish wire and feed it up into the hole, followed by the block. And we want to put the notches in first that is going to allow it to go into the frame a little bit easier. And then we just pull it back down into position. And we are going to do that on the passengers side location, as well. And with those two fasteners in place, we can go ahead and put our hitch up into position. I am actually going to attach it to the center tow hook first. We are going to put the 1/2-inch carriage bolt in through.
We are going to take the flat block and place it on the other side. We will come over to the bottom of the frame and go ahead and lift the arm up into position. And again, we are just going to attach this tie with the 7/16 conical-tooth washer and the 7/16 nut. Now that we have got all of the hardware into position, we can go ahead and torque all of our bolts down. We are going to start by torquing the ones at the bottom of the frame on each side first, and then we will come back and torque the one for the center tow hook attaching point last. You want to check with your directions to verify the appropriate torque rating for each individual bolt. And with all of our bolts torqued down, we want to make sure we put our exhaust back up on its hangers, and our installation will be complete. This will conclude the installation of hitch part number 24787 from Draw-Tite on a 2006 Honda Accord.
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (72 Customer Reviews)This fully welded, corrosion-resistant vehicle trailer hitch receiver is perfect for your light-duty towing needs. Draw-Tite's Tested Tough guarantee ensures that this hitch exceeds industry standards. Drawbar sold separately.
by: Mike G07/24/2012
I purchased the Thule TH9025 4-bike carrier and it is very high quality. I wanted anti-sway, a way to lock the carrier so it couldn't be stolen, as well as the bike lock and this had it all plus lifetime warranty. Also includes adapter to go from default 1-1/4" to 2" square receiver. Works great on my 2012 Sienna which has a Class III (2") hitch. I also purchased the Draw-Tite 24787 hitch receiver which was installed on my 06 Accord and worked out very well (easy install) and handles the 4-bike carrier very nicely. E-trailer was great to do business with and provided very fast shipping. Will definitely be a repeat customer with e-trailer. 49224
by: Benny D02/09/2012
I recently ordered the Draw-Tite trailer hitch receiver and I couldn't be happier. The description of the parts on their website were spot on and what you see in the picture is exactly what you get (which is not always the case with every retail website). I also ordered the plug-in wiring kit made for my 2005 Accord, and a draw bar. The quality of each item is very good and the installation was easy. The only frustrating part was removing the muffler from the mounts. (Follow the directions on etrailer's web video and use lots of WD-40!!). Once the muffler is out of the way the rest is a breeze. I would say an average do-it-yourselfer can have the receiver installed and wired in about 45 minutes. 20 minutes of that time is spent removing the muffler. 20 for installing the receiver, and 5 for wiring the harness. The service was great. The packaging was excellent, and the shipping was fast. As a whole, everything exceeded my expectations. 31367
by: Mike S.03/12/2013
I have a 2004 4cyl Accord. Getting the rear exhaust hanger off took me somewhere between 45 minutes and an hour. At first I tried to work it off by pushing from the drivers side like other reviewers mentioned, but I didn't get very far with that. I ended up pulling some of the passenger side bumper off so I could work a pry bar in from that side and that worked. Installing the hitch took maybe 10 minutes after that. And the exhaust hanger went back on without tools since it was all lubed up at that point. So far I have only used the hitch to pull a log splitter but it works great. 70176
The hitch was great while I had it. I used it to haul a number of things and never had any problems. I sold the car a couple months ago and they were happy to get the hitch on there.
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by: Dave Leddon08/31/2011
I purchased this hitch largely based on the outstanding information provided on the etrailer web site which insured that the product would not only match my 2005 Honda Accord but also would match the Thule bicycle rack that I wanted to use with it. My friends warned me that I would regret trying to install my own hitch but with the etrailer instructional videos and the supplied printed instructions I had no problems whatsoever. Plus, by buying both the hitch and rack together I got free shipping. And then there was the incredibly fast processing and shipment of my order. Four business days from the moment I submitted the order in Missouri until it showed up on my doorstep in California. Great work guys. 23231
by: Adam S.06/14/2011
Hitch was simple to install. On an 06 Honda Accord 4Dr the heat shields you are instructed to unbolt are actually welded to the muffler. just pull off the muffler hanger donut and there is enough room to fish the frame bolts in. It's a little tight at this point getting the muffler side bolt started but seems better than drilling holes! I've used these types of hitches on Honda's for years without issue. This one is even better, prior years (2000 accord) require drilling holes in pan for spare tire. 16938
by: Peter Frey09/27/2012
The trailer hitch I ordered for my 2004 Honda Accord arrived a few days after I ordered it. Everything was in order. I had a local auto body shop install the unit on my car. Because I have a 6 cylinder Accord, the exhaust mufflers had to be lowered and the heat shields removed and drilled before the unit could be bolted in place. This took the mechanic a little over an hour in labor. The installed hitch works exactly as expected. 55918
by: R. Wilson10/06/2012
Excellent customer service!!! Our order was shipped the same day and arrived 3 day later. It was given Priority Mail status at no extra charge to us. My husband just finished putting it on our 2005 V6Honda. He likes the hitch. Putting it on was not an easy installation as there were 2 mufflers to deal with. We are hooking it up today and going for a bike ride so it was worth his extra effort to me! 56567
by: Karl D.03/02/2011
Usually deals like this are a huge letdown... Takes forever to ship, parts missing, product doesn't fit etc. None of that with etrailer!!! Product shipped in two(!!) days, fit my 2006 Accord coupe like a champ and best of all I installed it myself during my lunch hour at work. That's right! Less than 40 minutes to install. I couldn't be happier!! 8250
by: Justin B.01/02/2015
My Accord has dual exhaust so a tad bit of drilling was required through the heat shields, but fairly simple since that wasn't too extensive. 167545
by: Kramer06/17/2014
Great design and fit for my 2007 Honda Accord 4 cylinder. eTrailer videos were especially helpful regarding how to lower the exhaust. As instructed, I sprayed both hangers with WD40 and the lower hanger came right off, using a pair of channelock pliers. The upper hanger was a bit more difficult, requiring a pry bar and block of wood (place the block of wood behind the hanger for the pry bar to rest on). I was a little nervous about removing the exhaust hangers, but it wasn't so bad. Other than that, it was a piece of cake. The included "bolt leaders" are an ingenious design, which helps to prevent you from losing a bolt up in the car frame. Total installation time was approximately 1 hour, including time to lower the exhaust. My 9 year old was nearby to hand me bolts, nuts, and washers when I needed them, but otherwise I was able to install the hitch by myself. eTrailer service and shipment was very efficient and I strongly recommend them. The only mild complaint is that eTrailer attached a sticker to the hitch -- I'm a bit picky about things like that, but I was able to remove the eTrailer sticker, as well as the Draw-Tite stickers for a cleaner look. 136110
by: Mark K.04/30/2015
Mostly expect to use this receiver to carry a bike rack on my 2007 Honda Accord. I had read comments by folks who'd done their own installation, which helped a great deal to inspire confidence in this purchase. This "shade tree" mechanic spent about two hours, including jacking up and down, placing stands, etc. doing the install -- by myself -- on my 4-cylinder model. Can't imagine how much more frustrating it would have been with another muffler (V6). Install kit was great, complete with clear instructions, parts and fish wire. Driver's side was good practice; passenger side was tedious, due to muffler proximity. Rubber muffler suspension/damping bushing was nearly impossible for me to budge, based on location, but I was able to get the parts in place and do the install without dropping the muffler. It's on, looks good and I'm excited about being able to transport my cycles. 189132
by: Rod S.05/20/2012
Hitch arrived after 2 or 3 days. I installed on 2007 Accord (4 cylinder), as advertised NO DRILLING on 4 cylinder. Only difficulty at all was loosening the exhaust system. Lower came off by hand. Upper is easier with a 2 foot pry bar. Use WD 40 as shown in the video and just patiently work it loose with the bar behind the rubber connector and working against the frame. At first you might think it comes off the pin on the muffler but it actually comes off the pins on the frame. The video is a little unclear about that step. I told my buddy about my new hitch and he said he's used etrailer in the past with good results too. Now I still have to do the electrical but hoping that's just as easy. I would purchase from them again. 41048
by: Lawrence11/02/2011
The video is all you really need to install this baby. The only problem I had was removing the rubber exhaust holder on the passenger side of the car (2007 Honda Accord). That itself took about an hour (and several bruises on my arms, lol). Once I got the exhaust out of the way, it took me less than 15 minutes to bolt on and torque everything down. I used some Loc-Tite on the threads cause I don't anticipate removing the hitch anytime soon. I couldn't believe how simple this was. Thanks eTrailer! 26457
by: Jerome05/01/2016
Where they say drill a hold 4 1/2" from the front hole, I found that it had to be about 4 1/8", or the hitch frame support bolts won't line up with the would line up hitch frame support holes. The centers of the two holes on the car frame are 4 1/8" apart. Measure them and you'll see. Also, they don't tell you the what diameter to drill. I used 1/2", but then found that I had to wallow out the hole in the shield to the same diameter as the hole in the car frame, which is about 1". This allowed me to have some wiggle room to allow the support bolts to line up with the holes in the hitch frame. Would be nice if the support bolts were 1/4" longer so that it would be MUCH easier to feed them through the hitch frame, leaving enough length sticking out to start the nuts threading onto them. Also, DON'T remove the lead wires from the bolts until you have successfully gotten the support bolts to line up with the hitch frame, and they are extending out long enough to thread the nuts onto them. Otherwise, the installation process will end up pushing the bolts inside the car frame, and you'll never get them out. You'll be up the creek at that time. Also, I found a VERY easy way to remove the muffler hangers from the muffler hanger rods. Apply the lubricant as shown in the video. Wiggle the mufflers around to distribute the lubricant. Then with large channel locks, put one jaw on the muffler hanger support rod, and the other jaw behind the rubber hanger. Squeeze the channel locks and the rubber hangers slide off the metal hangar rods easily. I did all four of mine in about 3 minutes. 247894
by: Adam02/22/2013
First let me say I was very satisfied with ETrailer's service. It was easy to purchase, I watched their video, easy to install, and I received the product in just a couple of days. I'm very pleased with the service and I will be purchasing more products from them. As far as the DrawTite product - I'm very disappointed. I didn't notice a problem with the hitch until it was installed. Once installed, I could see that the square sleeve that comes off brace was not welded at a perfect 90 degree angle. Its at least 5 degrees off, which mean when I slide my hitch mounted bike rack (the reason I bought the hitch) in the sleeve, it doesn't stand straight up at a 90 degree angle, it leans to the left considerably. I am very, very, disappointed with the DrawTite product and will not be buying another DrawTite product. 67487
by: Jason07/28/2011
Installation instructions are a little light for a V6 Accord. It also references an illustration that doesn't seem to appear on the sheet. The only difference between a standard and V6 is the heat shield and an extra muffler, so it shouldn't be too hard to install. I do like that they have installation videos on the site (though none for V6 models). The instructions say "Hitch should only be used in the RISE position" with no further description, simple enough to search, but would have been nice for them to provide a picture or say that the rise position is basically where the hitch ball attachment angles upward and the ball sits on top of that... the hitch ball mount is intuitively used in the drop or angled downward position most of the time. Rise postion: _0_ __/ Drop position: __ \_0_ Shipping was super fast, however, the hitch did come with a few scratches and scrapes through the powder coat down to the metal. Hoping these small scratches don't affect long term rusting. 20414
by: Kaochi06/16/2011
This is the first time I installed a Trailer Hitch Receiver and I was nervous about drilling holes to the heat shield (needed for V6 exhaust). It took me a few hours to complete the installation. I just followed the instructions and watched the demo video. The reference dimension on the instruction is vague and just showing ball park locations. Do use the hitch receiver to mark the holes on the heat shields before removing for drilling. When mounting the final assembly, the given screws may seem too short at first. I had to tighten the nuts without using the washers first just to compress the heat shield so the nuts could catch the screw thread with the washers in between. Then remove the nuts and re-tighten with the washers was easy. The final assembly is a perfect fit. I am very happy with this item. E-trailer ships it super fast. Extra stars if I could. 17164
by: Tim O.05/09/2014
High quality product. Great customer support and communication. Relatively easy install with the only complications coming from the vehicle design itself. Great company to do business with. 129726
Had the hitch for a year now and no problems or issues. The hitch will likely last longer than the car.Tim O - 05/09/2015
by: Rich05/12/2012
The positives: 1. eTrailer's ordering + delivery was very good. 2. Product works as expected. The downsides: 1. As mentioned in several other reviews, the exhaust muffler is REALLY hard to move. I could have fit this thing within 10 minutes if it wasn't for the exhaust, as it turned out it took hours. The instruction manual doesn't mention the exhaust and the video only mentions that it needs to be removed and my exhaust certainly didn't pop off like theirs did! It required an awful lot of pushing, pulling and lubricant to get it all sorted out. My hint is to get a long screwdriver as a leaver behind the rubber mount and use it as a lever and pushed against the exhaust the other way. Getting it back on was pretty hard too, but once it aligned it did just pop on. 40221
by: Scott K.06/17/2014
The product was delivered quickly, but one of the ends had pushed through the packaging. No damage was done but it made it a little more difficult to carry through the house. Installation was relatively easy, although we had to lower the exhaust on the 4-cylinder model to access the side rail. Also, there are 2 sizes of screws: smaller ones for the side rails and a larger one for the loop in the middle of the bumper. I initially tried to thread the wire-guide on the screw that was too large, so watch out for that. I haven't used it yet, but happy with the delivery and installation. 135919
by: Paul Davis10/18/2012
The entire experience with etrailer was fantastic! The installation videos were great. This company knows how to communicate. From ordering to shipping to delivery, they communicated with me via email at every step. They sent the correct products, they were good quality and packaged well. I installed the hitch and trailer wiring harness in about 90 minutes. The only difficult part was, as others have said, removing the Honda exhaust hanger. (Try pushing it off from the driver's side instead of pulling it - that worked for me.) If you are on the fence about where to buy - get it here. 57518
by: Dave06/14/2011
I think the mounting method described in the instructions for this hitch are incorrect for V6 engined models. The instructions call for the the heat shield to be bolted between the hitch and the frame rail. The heat shield is a thin piece of corrugated material and can interfere with getting a clean/tight install. It also will rub against the hitch (defeating the point of a heat shield). A better install method is to put larger holes in the heat shield so it can be bolted up after the hitch is mounted directly to the frame rails. Other than that the hitch works great. 16962
by: Ben S11/25/2011
After you painfully pry off the rubber exhaust bracket the rest of the installation is a breeze, even in the garage lying under the car. I recommend a lot of WD40 and a 1-foot piece of a broomstick that you wedge in from the rear end as lever to loosen the bracket. The video also has a much better suggestion to put the bolts in place than the paper instructions that come with the hitch. (2007 4-cylinder) 27368
by: John B.11/16/2011
Great hitch for a decent price. Fit great, and not too difficult to install. Worst part was getting the muffler hanger loose so I could get access to mount one side of hitch. We bought an old pickup truck bed/ trailer conversion instead of buying an old pickup truck. Trailer and hitch were a lot more affordable than a truck would have been, and a lot less maintenance. 27048
by: A. Erikson07/10/2012
Ordered this trailer hitch by phone, the people at ETrailer are extremely helpful ! The follow up with this company is amazing!! I cannot say enough! I wish all companies were run like this one. Yes every thing was ordered , shipped on the same day it was ordered!! Great communication between the customer and ETrailer!! Thanks will alway's refer you to my friends. 47373
by: Bruce Magnuson08/28/2011
Let me start by saying this was perhaps the best service I've ever seen. Outside of one small washer being the wrong inside diameter, this was a flawless transaction. The website was easy to use, informative and the product installed perfectly in little time. Thanks for the help, I'll recommend your products and service to everyone I meet. 22969
by: Neal S04/14/2012
Installation notes: 1. For the front exhaust hanger, note from the video that he pulls the hanger to the side and not front to back. He takes it off the two pegs. This is shown quickly and it is easy to miss. 2. There is not much space above the exhaust and in the video he uses an angle. I also used a short socket and not a deep one. 37199
by: Big Poppa Pump03/21/2012
Incredibly fast delivery. Product fits nice and accepts my receiver Thule bike rack perfect. Install went smooth but what a pain in the butt without a lift and extra set of hands. The 6cyl models require the removal of heat shields to drill one hole per side then reinstall. All in all everything went well, took about hour or so. 34704
by: Jeremy05/31/2012
Package arrived before estimated time. Excellent directions online and in package. Only took me 30 min to install. Great product. 42216
by: George B.06/15/2012
Your product is perfect for what I was needing. It fits great and was easy to install. Deliver was excellent. Thanks for not only selling me something, but also for actually delivering exactly what I needed. Great job of good products and good service. Wish Direct TV, ATT, Sears, and many others were more like you guys. 44276
by: Marie08/09/2012
Purchased the Draw Tie Sportframe Hitch to attach to my 07 Accord. It was easy to install after watching the video. i did have dual exhaust, but the procedure was almost identical on both sides. Slightly longer bolts would have been a little easier to manipulate, but otherwise I highly recommend this product. 51060
by: Bryon S03/18/2011
Product is "as described". Hitch arrrived in perfect condition. All other parts order were pack in a separate box and stowed perfectly in the hitch's box. Instructions, hardware were attached to the hitch, now if it stops raining, I'll be able to install the hitch! Thanks again for making it simple 9789
by: John H07/30/2012
This hitch was recommended on the Driveaccord.net forums. The installation video was very helpful in making my decision to get this hitch. Installation wasn't terribly hard but a second set of hands would have made it very simple. Feels extremely solid on the car. It's exactly what I wanted. 49883
by: Rene Montanez02/11/2012
Order came in on scheduled, was exactly what I asked for. The instruction on installation are so well drawn out a child can install this. Video on installation a "Big Plus" for those who don't want to read. And the price was awlsome, smokes "U-Haul" and I saved $80.00 in the process. 31477
by: Bret S.04/04/2011
Everything went on very smoothly and as advertised. The only issue that I found was that I had to bend the rectangular piece of metal that attached close to the tongue of the hitch so that it wouldn't punch a hole in my spare tire well. Excellent hitch, exactly what we needed. 11091
by: Megan Davis08/30/2011
I LOVE my new hitch and bike rack!! The person who installed the hitch for me said it was pretty simple and the bike rack is so easy to use! It came in like 2 days too, and the shipping was free!!! My parents and my boss liked the bike rack so much, they both ordered one too! 23164
by: Michael L07/18/2012
Took less than 30 minutes to install. I read the reviews about people having a hard time getting brackets off. I used Liquid Wrench and long screw driver on one closet to muffler and it came off easily. Saved myself $70 over having local hitch shop in town doing it. 48369
by: Ant K07/16/2012
I am an IT guy, not a mechanic and this was one of the easiest jobs to do on my car:) It took me under an hour to fit the hitch and to connect the wiring. Everything is made to fit perfectly. No drilling of holes, just tightening of bolts. Fantastic product. 48109
by: Terry M04/09/2012
Easy to install. The muffler 2 rubber clamps a little difficult as expected. I used a ratcheting cargo strap to get them off which made it quite easy. The clamps pushed back in easy. I used it to tow my motorcycle on a trailer about 200 miles with no problems. 36691
by: Scott H03/22/2012
This hitch exceeded my expectations. It arrived on time, and I was able to install this product in around 1-1.5 hours. It went in just like the video that was on the webpage of the product. This product was very well designed for installing. 34838
by: Lesia violette10/03/2011
I have not installed the item yet - everything arrived in the shipping & appears to be in good condition. I am impressed with the quick email for review on the item ordered. So far, I am pleased with the product & overall process to get it. 25027
by: Frank05/03/2012
The product is good but the thing I am most impressed with is etrailer's service. Prompt shipment, free upgraded shipment and really good communication. I wish all companies had etrailer's customer focus! Thanks! 39315
by: Gregg04/16/2012
This is a great hitch. Installation was simple (after I figured out how to drop the muffler.. the secret was a using screw driver behind the rubber mount above the muffler) Will definitely buy this brand again. 37439
by: Reese B.05/07/2012
I installed the hitch in about 30 minutes even without lifting the car. I trailered a boat on an initial 200 mile trip with not problems using the hitch . The how-to videos on the etrailer website are excellent. 39625
by: Steve C08/03/2011
by: Alan V.04/06/2012
Order was shipped the same day and arrived right on schedule. Hitch and wiring harness look great. I highly recommend purchasing your hitch from etrailer! Would definately order from them again. 36299
by: Michael B.08/16/2012
The installation was fairly easy. The written instructions on wiring are not very helpful but fortunately the online videos cover everything well enough. All in all, I'm very satisfied. 51939
by: John P.09/11/2012
Installed in under 1/2 hour. 2 holes to drill thru tin heat shields on my V6 were no big deal. Came with nifty fish lines to pull the bolts thru the frame. Very satisfied. 54225
by: Ozzy G.04/11/2011
Excellent! Great product at a reasonable price. Easy to install instructions and installation kit inside the package makes everything very simple. Again, EXCELLENT! 11468
by: frank grimaldi03/04/2011
This is the second trailer purchase from your company and there will be many more . I am very pleased with the way they are custome fitted for my cars. 8409
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June 2016
(1894) Stephen T. Byington, Precedents for Anarchistic Society [English]
(1894) Stephen T. Byington, Antecedenti di una società anarchica [Italiano]
(1934) Camillo Berneri, L'operaiolatria [Italiano]
(1936) Arthur Burns, The Decline of Competition - Summary [English]
(2016) Roderick Long, A Panarchist Anthology [English]
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, A Method for Achieving Panarchy (April 2016) (Further elaborations on Panarchy)
Book suggestion: Abraham Kaplan, The Conduct of Inquiry. Methodology for the Behavioral Science (1964)
May 2016
(1951) Albert Camus, Le terrorisme d'État et la terreur irrationnelle [Français]
(1977) Robert LeFevre, How Can We Do It? [English]
(1988) Carl Watner, The Struggle for Religious Freedom and the Voluntaryist Tradition [English]
Selected Web Site: Ethereum (The Ethereum platform for building the future)
Book suggestion: Carlos Rangel, El Tercermundismo (1982)
April 2016
(1927) Julien Benda, La Trahison des clercs. Vue d'ensemble. Pronostics [Français]
(2007) Carl Watner, The Territorial Assumption: Rationale for Conquest [English]
(2011) Peter T. Leeson, Government, Clubs, and Constitutions [English]
(2016) John Zube, Hyphenated Libertarianism [English]
Selected Web Page: Peter Leeson Papers (On law, economics, governments)
Book suggestion: Thorstein Veblen, The Engineers and the Price System, 1919 (The economic élite controlling the amount of production and the fixing of prices)
March 2016
(1905) Errico Malatesta, Programma Comunista Anarchico (1905)
(1910) Gustav Landauer, Schwache Staatsmänner, schwächeres Volk ! [Deutsch]
(1910) Gustav Landauer, Weak Statesmen, Weaker People ! [English]
(1910) Gustav Landauer, Uomini di stato deboli, popolo ancora più debole ! [Italiano]
(1925) H. L. Mencken, More of the Same [English]
(1925) H. L. Mencken, Di più dello stesso [Italiano]
(2000) Carl Watner, Ropes of Sand: Voluntaryism and Secessionism [English]
Selected Web Page: Liberty.me (The Global Liberty Community)
Book suggestion: Alfred D. Chandler jr., The Visible Hand. The Managerial Revolution in American Business (The rise of big companies and mass production)
February 2016
(1962) Anonym, demokratie mit einem kleinen "d" [Deutsch]
(2012) Fabio Massimo Nicosia, Marxismo e anarco-capitalismo [Italiano]
(2015) Adam Knott, The Problem of Libertarianism [English]
(2015) John Zube, Alternatives [English]
Selected Article: Raffaele Alberto Ventura, Stati Virtuali (Gennaio 2016)
Selected Web Page: Michael Rozeff, A Way to Achieve Independence Through Peaceful Means (June 2015)
Book suggestion: Jeremy Rifkin, The Zero Marginal Cost Society (The Internet of Things and the Emergence of the Collaborative Commons)
January 2016
(1895) Gustav Landauer, Anarchismus - Sozialismus [Deutsch]
(1895) Gustav Landauer, Anarchism - Socialism [English]
(1919-1962) Ludwig von Mises, About the State [English]
(1959) Charles P. Snow, Intellectuals as Natural Luddites [English]
(1959) Charles P. Snow, Gli intellettuali come luddisti per natura [Italiano]
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, A Panarchist Take on Borders and Immigration (2015) (Some clarifying ideas about panarchies)
Twitter: https://twitter.com/hashtag/panarchism (posts and comments on panarchy)
Book suggestion: Nicholas Christakis & James Fowler, Connected (2009)
December 2015
(1776) Adam Smith, Against the masters [English]
(1776) Adam Smith, Contro i padroni [Italiano]
(1844-1891) Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Against the state [English]
(1844-1891) Karl Marx e Friedrich Engels, Contro lo stato [Italiano]
Selected Web Page : Colin Turner, The Mechanics of a Free Society (Proposals for a society based on freedom)
Selected Video : Are We All Bigots? (About racism)
Book suggestion: Miura Atsushi, The Rise of Sharing (2014) (Fourth-Stage Consumer Society in Japan)
November 2015
(1956) Leon Festinger, An Introduction to the Theory of Cognitive Dissonance [English]
(1970) Kenneth E. Boulding, Nondialectical Patterns in History [English]
(2014) Jeffrey Tucker, Against Libertarian Brutalism [English]
(2014) Jeffrey Tucker, Contro il brutalismo libertario [Italiano]
Selected Web Site: Bleeding Heart Libertarians. About (A blog about free markets and social justice)
Book suggestion: Kenneth E. Boulding, A Primer on Social Dynamics (1970) (How societies evolve)
October 2015
(1871) La Circolare di Sonvilier [Italiano]
(1871) The Sonvilier Circular [English]
(1924) Camillo Berneri, Della tolleranza [Italiano]
(1952) Moritz Schlick, The State [English]
Selected Web Site: The Beacon (The blog of the Independent Institute)
Selected Web Document: The Road to Panarchy: An Interview with Joe Kopsick (2015) (A long peroration on the validity of panarchy)
Book suggestion: Bertrand de Jouvenel, La crise du capitalisme américaine (1933) (A critical examination of the failures of capitalism)
September 2015
(1848) Gustave de Molinari, Lettre aux socialistes [Français]
(1863-1883) Karl Marx, The Role of Credit in Capitalist Production [English]
(1863-1883) Karl Marx, Il ruolo del credito nella produzione capitalistica [Italiano]
(1962) Abraham Maslow, Some Basic Propositions of a Growth and Self-Actualization Psychology [English]
Selected Web Site: Institut Coppet (L'Institut Coppet se donne pour mission de participer à la renaissance et la réhabilitation de l'école française d'économie politique par un travail éducatif et culturel.)
Selected Web Document: David J Smith, Minority Territorial and Non-Territorial Autonomy in Europe: Theoretical Perspectives and Practical Challenges.
Book suggestion: Charles H. Ferguson, Predator Nation: Corporate Criminals, Political Corruption, and the Hijacking of America (Finance capitalism as "lemon socialism")
August 2015
(1884) Henry Appleton, Anarchism, True and False [English]
(1892) H. M. Hyndman, Commercial Crises of the Nineteenth Century [English]
(2012) Paul Bonneau, Private Property vs. 'Your Stuff' [English]
Selected Web Site: Pulgarias (Una miniera di documenti nell'interessante sito di Enrico Sanna)
Selected Web Page: Left-Liberty Net: Essays (List of links to interesting essays)
Book suggestion: Théories contre l'impôt (Des voix classiques contre l'oppression fiscale)
July 2015
(1884) Herbert Spencer, The New Toryism [English]
(1965) Murray N. Rothbard, Left and Right: The Prospects for Liberty [English]
(2006) Roderick T. Long, Rothbard's "Left and Right": Forty Years Later [English]
Selected Web Site: Competitive Federalism (Competition between governments results in the best society, with the most freedom and the most prosperity)
Selected Article: Demien Theiller, La panarchie, plaidoyer pour la concurrence politique (2015) (Un article écrit par le président de l'Institut Coppet de Paris)
Book suggestion: Michael Maren, The Road to Hell. The ravaging effects of foreign and international charity. (A formidable exposure of the damage produced by disfunctional state aid and corruptive charity)
June 2015
(1880) Friedrich Engels, The historical dynamics of the capitalist society [English]
(1880) Friedrich Engels, La dinamica storica della società capitalista [Italiano]
(1959) David T. Bazelon, What Is Property? [English]
(2015) Jeffrey Tucker, The Delusions of the Left [English]
(2015) Jeffrey Tucker, Le illusioni e gli inganni della sinistra [Italiano]
Selected Web Page: Leon Maclaren, Nature of Society (An interesting long essay published in 1937)
Book suggestion: Charles A. Beard, An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States (A classic text)
Festival of the Future: Voice and Exit - June 20-21, Austin, Texas
May 2015
(1962) Anonymous, democracy with a small "d" [English]
(1962) Anonyme, La démocratie avec un "d" minuscule [Français]
(1962) Anonimo, La democrazia con la "d" minuscola [Italiano]
(1964) Alexander Calandra, The Barometer Story. A problem in teaching critical thinking [English]
(1976) Howard S. Katz, The Paper Aristocracy (excerpts) [English]
(2014) François-René Rideau, Le mythe du "public" et du "privé" [Français]
(2014) François-René Rideau, The myth of "public" and "private" [English]
Selected Web Page: Richard Boren, Insurance Companies as Competing Governments: Whose Idea Was It? (From voluntaryist.com)
Book suggestion: David T. Bazelon, The Paper Economy (1963) (From the production of goods to the creation of paper money)
April 2015
(1867) Karl Marx, State debt, capital and big industry [English]
(1867) Karl Marx, Debito statale, capitale e grande industria [Italiano]
(1963) Ludwig von Mises, Society as Human Cooperation [English]
(1963) Ludwig von Mises, La società come cooperazione umana [Italiano]
(2015) Larry Schiereck, Max Stirner's Egoism and Nihilism - (PDF) [English]
Selected Web Page: Alvin Lowi, Voluntary Government as a Marketable Service: Reminiscences on the History of an Idea (From voluntaryist.com - October 2014)
Book suggestion: Geoffrey Broadbent, Design in Architecture. Architecture and the Human Sciences, 1988 (Creativity and Planning)
Audio version of Karl Hess' Anarchism without Hyphens, read by Meghan K. Lords (2015)
March 2015
(1910) Rudolf Hilferding, Finance Capital [English]
(1924) John R. Commons, Commodity Tickets and Price Tickets [English]
(1958) C. Northcote Parkinson, Parkinson's Law (extract) [English]
(2015) John Zube, Pan Directory (R - Z)
Selected Web Page: Janique Dubois, Beyond Territory : Revisiting the Normative Justification of Self-Government in Theory and Practice (2011) (Beyond the link between nation, state and territory)
Book suggestion: Gérard Noiriel, État, nation et immigration (Gallimard 2005)
February 2015
(1942) Erich Fromm, Mechanisms of Escape from Freedom [English]
(1977) Leopold Kohr, Optimum Size [English]
(2014) James Clayton, unSTATEd? (from a Canadian perspective) [English]
(2015) John Zube, Pan Directory (I - P)
Selected Web Page: Eric B. Schnurer, E-Stonia and the Future of the Cyberstate, Foreign Affairs, January 2015 (A shape of things to come)
Book suggestion: Leon Festinger, A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance (1957) (Psychological attitudes towards data of reality)
January 2015
(1960) Gordon W. Allport, The Open System in Personality Theory [English]
(1964) Herbert Marcuse, One Dimensional Man (extract) [English]
(2014) Max Borders, The New Frontier [English]
(2015) John Zube, Pan Directory (A - H)
Selected Web Page: The philosophy of voluntaryism (October 2014) (Everything voluntary)
Book suggestion: Elinor Ostrom, The Future of the Commons, The Institute of Economic Affairs, London, 2012 (Beyond market failure and government regulation)
December 2014
(1919-1944) Ludwig von Mises, On Secession [English]
(1919-1944) Ludwig von Mises, Sulla secessione [Italiano]
(1942) Robert K. Merton, The Normative Structure of Science [English]
(2013) Jason Potts and Trent MacDonald, The Future of Cities as Non-Territorial Public Goods Clubs [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (V) (W1) (W2) (XYZ)
Selected Web Page: Panarchy in Palestine: The No-State Solution (The simplest solution to be tried for peace)
Book suggestion: Nikolai Chernyshevsky, What is to be done? (Tales about new people) (1863)
November 2014
(1969) Karl Hess, Where Are the Specifics [of Libertarianism] ? [English]
(1969) Murray N. Rothbard, Confiscation and the Homestead Principle [English]
(1969) Murray N. Rothbard, La confisca e il principio di homestead [Italiano]
(2013) Trent MacDonald, The Unbundled State [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (T1) (T2) (T3) (T4) (U)
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, The Advantage of Panarchy (July 2014) (A reiteration of why panarchy is the best method to overcome all political conflicts)
Book suggestion: Robert M. Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, 1974 (An inquiry into values)
October 2014
(1944) Ludwig von Mises, Marxism and the Labor Movement [English]
(1952) Moritz Scklick, Der Staat [Deutsch]
(1952) Moritz Scklick, Lo Stato [Italiano]
(1972) Erwin Laszlo, The Rise of the Systems Sciences [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (S1) (S2) (S3) (S4)
Selected Web Page: Eric Smalis, The Future of Governance is In The Cloud (A framework for legal governance in the digital age) (June 2014)
Book suggestion: Kenneth E. Boulding, A Primer on Social Dynamics, 1970 (How change occurs)
September 2014
(1915) Paolo Schicci, La guerra e la civiltà [Italiano]
(1967) Murray Rothbard, War Guilt in the Middle East [English]
(2014) Gian Piero de Bellis, Churchism / Statism [English]
(2014) Gian Piero de Bellis, Chiesismo / Statismo [Italiano]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (Q) (R1) (R2)
Selected Web Page: Roni Gechtman, National-Cultural Autonomy and 'Neutralism': Vladimir Medem's Marxist Analysis of the National Question, 1903-1920 (The ideas of non territorial federalism and cultural autonomy by a leader of the Jewish Labour Bund)
Book suggestion: Shlomo Sand, The Invention of the Jewish People, 2009 (Reconstructing historical truth)
August 2014
(1925) Mary Parker Follett, The law of the situation [English](1929) Walter Lippmann, Patriotism and state sovereignty [English]
(1963) Bruno Leoni, Voting versus the Market [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (P5) (P6) (P7) (P8)
Selected Web Site: The Mont Pelerin Society (individuals and ideas)
Book suggestion: J. Sholto Douglas and Robert A. de J. Hart, Forest Farming, Watkins, 1976 (A classic text)
July 2014
(1916) Bertrand Russell, Nationalism vs. Human Development [English]
(1925) Robert Michels, La tendenza delle masse alla venerazione dei capi [Italiano]
(1952) J. L. Talmon, The Origins of Totalitarian Democracy - Introduction [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (P1) (P2) (P3) (P4)
Selected Web Document: Elinor Ostrom, Beyond markets and states: polycentric governance of complex economic systems (2009) (A superb presentation of relevant ideas)
Book suggestion: Robert Michels, La sociologia del partito politico, il Mulino, 1966
June 2014
(1848) Antoine Martinet, Statolatrie ou Le Communisme Légal [Français]
(1917) Israel Zangwill, The Principle of Nationalities [English]
(1954) Joseph Schumpeter, Scholasticism and Capitalism [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (N1) (N2) (O)
Selected Web Document: John H. Herz, Rise and Demise of the Territorial State (1957) (Towards universalism)
Book suggestion: Nigel Harris, Thinking the Unthinkable. The immigration myth exposed, I.B.Tauris publishers, London, 2002
May 2014
(1917) Rabindranath Tagore, Nationalism (extract) [English]
(1927) John Maxcy Zane, The Multiplication of Laws and Lawyers [English]
(1961) William Lederer, Secrecy in Government [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (M1) (M2) (M3)
Selected Web Document: Ali Khan, The Extinction of Nation-States (1992) (Beyond the territorial state)
Book suggestion: J. Christopher Jones, Design Methods. Seeds of human future, John Wiley & Sons, 1980
April 2014
(1791) Olympe de Gouges, Déclaration
des droits de la femme et de la citoyenne [Français]
(1791) Olympe de Gouges, Dichiarazione dei diritti della donna e della cittadina [Italiano]
(1864) Fustel de Coulanges, Le Christianisme [Français]
(1926) Carlton J. H. Hayes, Nationalism as a Religion [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (L1) (L2) (L3)
Selected Web Document: Butler Shaffer, Secession and the Law (March 2014) (The basic voluntary choice)
Book suggestion: Zach Weinersmith, Polystate: A Thought Experiment in Distributed Government (2014) ("Polystate" refers to the idea of a geographic entity in which multiple overlapping states exist)
March 2014
(1792) Wilhelm von Humboldt, The Sphere and Duties of Government - passages [English]
(1902) Henri Poincaré, La science et l'hypothèse - extrait [Français]
(1973) Ivan Illich, Conviviality - extract [English]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (J) (K)
Selected Web Document: Toward a Global Ethic (A declaration on universal principles)
Book suggestion: Thomas E. Woods, jr., How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization, Regnery Publishing, 2005
February 2014
(1845) Max Stirner, Der politische Liberalismus [Deutsch]
(1845) Max Stirner, Political Liberalism [English]
(1845) Max Stirner, Le libéralisme politique [Français]
(1845) Max Stirner, Il liberalismo politico [Italiano]
(1872) Le Congrès de l'Internationale Anti-autoritaire [Français]
(1872) The Congress of the Anti-authoritarian International [English]
(1872) Il Congresso dell'Internazionale Anti-autoritaria [Italiano]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (H) (I1) (I2)
Selected Web Document: Eamonn Butler, Foundations of a Free Society, The Institute of Economic Affairs, London, 2013
Book suggestion: Alvin Toffler, Powershift, Bantam Press, 1990 (A classic on future studies)
January 2014
(1851) Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Sur l'économie [Français]
(1851) Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, On economy [English]
(1881) Piotr Kropotkin, On Order [English]
(2007) William Gillis, The Freed Market [English]
(2007) William Gillis, Il mercato liberato [Italiano]
(2013-2014) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (G1) (G2) (G3)
Selected Web Page: The Center for a Stateless Society (Free market anticapitalism)
Book suggestion: Gary Chartier & Charles W. Johnson, Markets Not Capitalism (against bosses and corporate power)
December 2013
(1921) R. H. Tawney, On Property [English]
(1962) Henry Treece, The First Crusade [English]
(1971) Ivan Illich, On Deschooling [English]
(2013) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (F1) (F2) (F3)
Selected Web Page: Susanne Tarkowski, To be governed by TED (Talk on personal choice and non-territorial governance) (2012)
Book suggestion: Peter Miller, Smart Swarm, Collins, 2010 (Group behaviour from animals to humans)
November 2013
(1924) Albert Jay Nock, On Doing the Right Thing [English]
(1955) Gordon Allport, Becoming [English]
(2013) Max Borders, The Real Social
Contract. A challenge to partisans:
What if you really could have your chosen system? [English]
(2013) Max Borders, Il vero contratto sociale? Poter scegliere in libertà a quale comunità aderire
(2013) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (D) (E1) (E2)
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, Everyone gets what he wants (Further elaborations on Panarchy)
Book suggestion: William T. Cavanaugh, The Myth of Religious Violence, Oxford University Press, 2009 (An unconventional view of the religious/secular distinction)
October 2013
(1929) Denis de Rougemont, Les Méfaits de l'Instruction publique (extrait) [Français]
(1931) Eugène Lanti, Manifesto de la Sennaciistoj [Esperanto]
(1931) Eugène Lanti, Manifeste des Anationalistes [Français]
(2008) Michael Rozeff, For the Freedom of Political Association [English]
(2013) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (C1) (C2) (C3)
Selected Web Page: Max Borders, The Real Social Contract. A challenge to partisans: What if you really could have your chosen system? (Panarchy presented and explained by the director of content for The Foundation for Economic Education, FEE)
Book suggestion: David Keen, Useful Enemies. When waging wars is more important than winning them, 2012 (The vital necessity for the state of inventing and manufacturing "useful enemies")
September 2013
(1882) Ernest Renan, Qu'est-ce qu'une nation? (extrait) [Français]
(1882) Ernest Renan, What is a nation? (extract) [English]
(1947) Erich Fromm, Humanistic Ethics [English]
(1954) Gordon W. Allport, The Scapegoats [English]
(2013) John Zube, On Liberty. Quotes, Notes, Comments & Slogans for Individual Liberty & Rights against Popular Statist Errors & Prejudices (A) (B)
Book suggestion: C. Northcote Parkinson, Parkinson's Law or the Pursuit of Progress, 1958 (Social irreverence at its best)
August 2013
(1922) H. L. Mencken, Le Contrat Social [English]
(1958) Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks' Arrest [English]
(1962) Viktor E. Frankl, The Will to Meaning [English]
(1967) Aldo Capitini, Le tecniche della nonviolenza [Italiano]
Selected Web Site: The School of Cooperative Individualism (A Web site promoting the ideas of Henry George)
Book suggestion: Bertrand de Jouvenel, On Power, Liberty Fund (a masterpiece)
July 2013
(1934) Arnold Toynbee, The Challenge Hypothesis [English]
(1934) Joseph A. Schumpeter, Economic Development and Entrepreneurship [English]
(2013) Robert Higgs, Classical Liberalism's
Impossible Dream [English]
(2013) Robert Higgs, L'impossibile sogno del liberalismo classico [Italiano]
Selected Web Site: The Independent Institute (food for the critical mind)
Text suggestion: Ernest Renan, Qu'est-ce qu'une nation? (PDF in English) (la nation comme choix volontaire)
June 2013
(n.d.) Stephen T. Byington, Ce qu'est l'Anarchisme [Français]
(1919) Max Weber, On Politics [English]
(1971) Saul D. Alinsky, The qualities of an organizer [English]
(2011) Chris Zumbrunn, On Democracy [English]
Selected Page: The Anarchist Library (A depository of texts)
Book suggestion: Muzafer Sherif et alii, The Robbers Cave Experiment. Intergroup Conflict and Cooperation (1987)
May 2013
(1913) Hilaire Belloc, The rise of the Capitalist State (extract) [English]
(1927-1944) Ludwig von Mises, On secession (selected passages) [English]
(1965) Jacques Ellul, L'illusion politique (extraits) [Français]
(2003) Adam Knott, Notes on Bitcoin [English]
Selected Page: Charles de Brouckère, Compte-rendu
de Panarchie de Paul-Émile de Puydt (1860) [Français]
Charles de Brouckère, Review of Panarchy by Paul-Émile de Puydt (1860) [English]
Book suggestion: Nicholas Eberstadt, A
Nation of Takers. America's entitlement epidemic (2012)
See also in Part II: Yuval Levin, Civil society and the entitlement state
April 2013
(1895) Gustave Le Bon, Psychologie des foules [Français]
(1939) Hyacinthe Dubreuil, A Chance for Everybody. A liberal basis for the organization of work [English]
(1960) Elie Kedourie, Nationalism [English]
(1965) P. T. Bauer, The Vicious Circle of Poverty: Reality or Myth? [English]
Selected Page: Best Web Sites to Download Free eBooks: the ultimate list
Book suggestion: P. T. Bauer, Dissent on Development, 1976 (Anti-conventional essays on development)
March 2013
(1956) William H. White, The Organization Man - Conclusion [English]
(1967) Leonard C. Lewin, The Functions of War [English]
(2013) Gian Piero de Bellis, From
wicked occupations to worthy activities [English]
(2013) Gian Piero de Bellis, Dalle occupazioni deleterie alle attività meritevoli [Italiano]
Selected Web Site: Beyond Democracy (see: Links)
Book suggestion: Frank Karsten and Karel Beckman, Beyond Democracy, 2012
Video: Roger Young, I Hereby Secede (a video on personal secession)
February 2013
(1893) Voltairine de Cleyre, A Glance at Communism [English]
(1963) Ayn Rand, Against Anarchism [English]
(1969) Roy A. Childs jr., Objectivism and the State. An Open Letter to Ayn Rand [English]
(2013) Gian Piero de Bellis, Considérations Générales sur la Rencontre Internationale de l'Anarchisme (Saint -Imier, 8-12 Août 2012) (PDF) [Français]
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, Panarchy, not Anarchy, Is the Answer (A reaffirmation of the peculiar worth of Panarchy)
Book suggestion: Pierre Lévy, Collective Intelligence, 1997 (especially chapter 2, 3 and 4)
January 2013
(1863) Gustave de Molinari, Cours d'Économie Politique, Douzième Leçon [Français]
(1937) Rudolf Rocker, The Will to Power [English]
(2006) Stefan Molyneux, La Vie sans gouvernement : elle n'est pas aussi lointaine que vous ne le pensez [Français]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (V) (W) (XYZ)
Selected Web Site: Libertarianism (Exploring the theory and history of liberty)
Book suggestion: Alvin Toffler, The Third Wave (A classic on future trends written in 1980)
December 2012
(1930) John Maynard Keynes, Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren [English]
(1985) Bob Black, The Abolition of Work [English]
(1977) John McKnight, Personalized Service and Disabling Help [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (T1) (T2) (U)
Selected Web Site: Collaborative Consumption (renting, swapping, bartering, gifting on a global scale)
Book suggestion: Rachel Botsman and Roo Rogers, What's Mine Is Yours, Collins, London, 2011
November 2012
(2006) Stefan Molyneux, Life Without Government: It's Not As Distant As You Think [English]
(2012) Alain Genestine, La Panarchie [Français]
(2012) Jeffrey Tucker, The Fundamental Right of Secession [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (R) (S1) (S2)
Selected Article: Max Borders, Panarchy: An Idea Whose Time Has Come? (The Freeman, November 2012)
Selected Web Site: African Anarchism (a list of resources)
Book suggestion: Collectif La Main Invisible, Libres !, Edition Roguet, 2012 (100 Auteurs, 100 Idées - Avec un Avant-propos de Ulrich Génisson et Stéphane Geyres, éditeurs)
October 2012
(1884) Benjamin R. Tucker, Socialism: What It Is [English]
(1927) Errico Malatesta, Anarchie et Organisation [Français]
(1952) Richard Douglas Heffner, The Gilded Age [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (P1) (P2) (P3) (Q)
Selected Web Page: Richard Sheldon, Individualism, Collectivism, and Other Murky Labels (Words Matter) (August 2012)
Book suggestion: Hendrik Spruyt, The Sovereign State and Its Competitors (Before and beyond the nation state)
September 2012
(1961) Don Werkheiser, Voluntary Associations [English]
(2012) Richard Moore, A model of self-governance (A presentation) [English]
(2012) Gian Piero de Bellis, About
Anarchy (Themes) [English]
(2012) Gian Piero de Bellis, A Propos de l'Anarchie (Thèmes) [Français]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (M) (N) (O)
Selected Web Site: The Aquarian Agrarian (A blog about voluntaryist, subsidiarist, and panarchist theories of political economy)
Book suggestion: Leopold Kohr, The Breakdown of Nations (A classic text)
August 2012
(1961) Lewis Mumford, The Greek Polis [English]
(2011) Michael Rozeff, Personal Secession – The Way to Freedom [English]
(2011) Michael Rozeff, Secessione individuale : la via della libertà [Italiano]
(2012) Gian Piero de Bellis, From
congested agglomerations to convivial habitats [English]
(2012) Gian Piero de Bellis, Dalle agglomerazioni congestionate agli habitat conviviali [Italiano]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (J) (K) (L)
Selected Web Page: Keith Preston, Free Market Anarcho-Communism (An article from an advocate of panarchy)
Book suggestion: Alexander Osterwalder & Yves Pigneur, Business Model Generation (2010)
July 2012
(1923) E. Armand, L'individualisme antiautoritaire ou anarchiste. Ses aspirations [Français]
(1972) Eric Jantsch, Forecasting [English]
(2004) Paul B. Hartzog, 21st Century Governance as a Complex Adaptive System [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (G) (H) (I)
Selected Web Site: Everything Voluntary (A blog dedicated to promoting the ideals of voluntary human relations)
Book suggestion: Harold Lasswell and Abraham Kaplan, Power and Society (1950) (A classic of social inquiry and definition of terms)
June 2012
(1885) Auberon Herbert, The Principles of Voluntaryism and Free Life [English]
(1913) Norman Angell, On Human Nature [English]
(1961) Lewis Mumford, Rome from Megalopolis into Necropolis [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (E) (F)
Selected Web Page: Philip E. Jacobson, Three Voluntary Economies (Voluntarism in the economic sphere of organization)
Book suggestion: Duncan J. Watts, Six Degrees. The Science of a Connected Age (2003)
May 2012
(1855-1857) Charles Dickens, The Circumlocution Office [English]
(1964) Abraham Kaplan, The Process of Observation [English]
(1972) Maurice Brinton, As We Don't See It [English]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (C) (D)
Selected Web Page: Libertarian Investments, Panarchy is the Way to Win Hearts and Minds
(It presents very well the differences between mini-anarchists, anarcho-capitalists and panarchists)
Book suggestion: Philip Zimbardo, The Lucifer Effect. How Good People Turn Evil (2007)
April 2012
(1880) Auberon Herbert, State Education: a Help or Hindrance? [English]
(1967) Maurice Brinton, As We See It [English]
(1990) Bruce L. Benson, L'impresa della legge - Introduzione [Italiano]
(1973-2012) John Zube, An Anthology of Wisdom & Common Sense (A) (B)
Selected Web Page: Gary Chartier, The market as the antidote to capitalism (An interesting article advocating the distinction between market as free commerce and market as financial casino)
Book suggestion: Dwight Johnson, If Not Democracy. Essays on the Canton Movement (2011)
March 2012
(1848) John Stuart Mill, Objections to state interference [English]
(1938) Lewis Mumford, The Culture of Cities - extracts [English]
(1968) Maurice Brinton, Capitalism and Socialism [English]
Selected Web Page: Paul Bonneau, Panarchy, Subsidiarity and Me (2012)
Selected Web Page: The LRC blog. Panarchy for Israel and Palestine? by Michael S. Rozeff
February 2012
(1934) George Santayana, Many Nations in One Empire [English]
(1938) Denis de Rougemont, Journal d'Allemagne (passages) [Français]
(1961) Carl Rogers, Devenir une personne [Français]
Selected Web Page: Panarchy: The Political Paradigm of an Integral Society (A view of Panarchy)
January 2012
(1969) Carl Rogers, Liberté d'apprendre [Français]
(1981) Jane Jacobs, The Question of Separatism (Chapter One) [English]
(2011) John Zube, Towards a comprehensive encyclopedia on free banking (T-Z) [English]
December 2011
(1941) Carlton J. H. Hayes, From Nationalism to Imperialism [English]
(1959) Pitirim A. Sorokin and Walter A. Lunden, Power and Morality [English]
(2011) John Zube, Towards a comprehensive encyclopedia on free banking (P-S) [English]
November 2011
(1943) Albert Nock, Liberalism, Properly So Called [English]
(2011) Gian Piero de Bellis, Liberalism/Antiliberalism [English]
(2011) Gian Piero de Bellis, Liberalismo/Antiliberalismo [Italiano]
(2011) John Zube, Towards a comprehensive encyclopedia on free banking (I-O) [English]
Selected Article: Stephen Mauzy, Depoliticize Everything (Right to the point)
October 2011
(1986-1989) Le Grand E. Day, Writings on Panarchy [English]
(1997) Bruce L. Benson, Da dove viene la legge [Italiano]
(2011) John Zube, Towards a comprehensive encyclopedia on free banking (E-H) [English]
Selected Website: V for Voluntary (A Facebook page on voluntary action and interaction)
September 2011
(1934) Louis Loréal, Impôt. Article de L'Encyclopédie Anarchiste [Français]
(2005) Roderick T. Long, Liberty: The Other Equality [English]
(2011) John Zube, Towards a comprehensive encyclopedia on free banking (A-D) [English]
Selected Website: Index of Economic Freedom (The data showing the link between economic freedom and personal well-being)
August 2011(1909) Max Nettlau, Παναρχία. Μια ξεχασμένη ιδέα του 1860 [Greek]
(1949) Warren Weaver, Recent Contributions to the Mathematical Theory of Communication [English]
(2011) Fred Reed, Disengagement [English]
Selected Website: Usemlab. Economia e Mercati dalla prospettiva della Scuola Austriaca
July 2011
(1849) Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, The State: Its Nature, Object, and Destiny [English]
(1886) William Graham Sumner, Laissez-Faire [English]
(1934) Henri Léon Follin, Paroles d'un Voyant (passages choisis) [Français]
Selected Website: Contrepoints (Une publication de liberaux.org) [Français]
Voir aussi: Islam et Libéralisme
June 2011
(1860) Paul Emile de Puydt, ΠΑΝΑΡΧΙΑ [Greek]
(1937) Rudolf Rocker, State Nationalism [English]
(2011) Doug Casey, On Phyles [English]
Selected Web Page: Parallel States: A New Vision for Peace (A new idea of citizenship is needed for peace in Israel and Palestine)
May 2011
(2010) Michael S. Rozeff, Do You Really Want
To Be a Republican or a Democrat? [English]
(2010) Michael S. Rozeff, Vuoi davvero essere un repubblicano o un democratico? [Italiano]
(2011) Gian Piero de Bellis, Anarchism/Antianarchism [English]
(2011) Gian Piero de Bellis, Anarchismo/Antianarchismo [Italiano]
Selected Website: Changing Education Paradigms (You Tube) - Beautiful graphic presentation from a talk given at the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) by Sir Ken Robinson
April 2011
(1894) Henry Seymour, The Two Anarchisms [English]
(1970) Jerry Rubin, Do It ! (extract) [English]
(2008) Gian Piero de Bellis, Discovering
de Puydt [English]
(2008) Gian Piero de Bellis, Alla scoperta di de Puydt [Italiano]
Selected Website: Complementary Currency Resource Center (Repository of documents on new ways of payment)
March 2011
(1848) Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, La Démocratie [Français]
(1971) Murray Bookchin, Spontaneity and Utopia [English]
(1973) Colin Ward, Harmony through Complexity [English]
Selected Website: Albert Einstein Institution (Advancing freedom through nonviolent action)
February 2011
(1935) Camillo Berneri, Il cretinismo anarchico [Italiano]
(2001) Thomas Greco Jr., Money. Understanding and Creating Alternatives to Legal Tender (Passages from Chapter 2) [English]
(2010) John Zube, On Bureaucracy [English]
Selected Website: Source List and Detailed Death Tolls for the Twentieth Century Hemoclysm
(The state as a killing machine)
January 2011
(1896) Pietro Gori, Il vostro "ordine" e il nostro "disordine" [Italiano]
(1896) Warlaam Tcherkesoff, Sur la concentration du capital [Français]
(1972) Paul Goodman, Little Prayers and Finite Experience (selected passages) [English]


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Charlotte Cain, "Chandra Lila Chandra Ma # 6," wax and acrylic on antique paper, 8 1/4 x 8 1/2."
Julie Evans, "Radiadiate," acrylic, gouache, pencil on paper on wood, 17 x 17."
Kathryn Myers, "Obscure & Common Duties, Mumbai," gouache on antique paper, 4 1/2 x 3 3/4."
In Hartford, Connecticut, Trinty College presents three American artists whose diverse painting languages share common influences and themes grounded in Indian art, culture, and the rituals of daily life. Funded by Fulbright Fellowships, Charlotte Cain, Julie Evans, and Kathryn Myers have each been inspired by the significant time they've spent in India. Through silence, excess, recognition or time, their works evoke a sense of reverent observance and invite us to participate, as they offer windows into painting processes that are themselves kinds of private, devotional practices.
"Indian Art After Independence: Selected Works from the Collections of Virginia and Ravi Akhoury and Shelley and Donald Rubin," a small show at the Hofstra University Museum, illustrates how Indian artists embraced modernity after the end of British rule in 1947. About 20 paintings and drawings are on view, a few predating independence and all on loan from two private New York collections. In the NY Times, Benjamin Genocchio reports that Rebecca M. Brown, the exhibition curator, has done a good job of illustrating the main currents in modern Indian art. "Prior to independence, much modern art in India was an expression of resistance to colonialism. But afterward, artists began to explore new directions, usefully condensed and organized here into four interrelated themes. The works in the show reflect the country's diversity, representing different generations of artists and schools, ranging from the pre-independence Bengal School, which advocated a return to Mughal era miniature art, to the Progressive Artists Group, whose members blended local subjects with Western influences....Setting aside the gaps and inconsistencies in selection, this show has much to offer, from a whirlwind tour of Indian modern art to numerous works rich in imagination. But most importantly I think it reminds us that modernism was not imported wholesale or copied in India, but adapted to the country's specific cultural, political, religious and social circumstances."
"Un/common signs: Charlotte Cain, Julie Evans, Kathryn Myers," Widner Gallery, Austin Art Center, Trinity College, Hartford CT. Through December 15, 2009. Note: Kathryn Myers will give a talk, Western Artists and India; Influence and Appropriation, on Nov. 18 at 4:30 p.m. in McCook Auditorium at Trinity College.
"Indian Art After Independence: Selected Works from the Collections of Virginia and Ravi Akhoury and Shelley and Donald Rubin," curated by Rebecca M. Brown, Hofstra University Museum, Hempstead, NY. Through December 18, 2009.


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The first round of LHS Basketball Substate play is announced. The LHS boys will play at home Thursday, March 3, at 7 pm, hosting Kapaun Mt. Carmel. The LHS girls will travel to Andover Central Wednesday, March 2, at 6 pm. Both games will air on Talkradio 1270 KSCB and on the kscbnews.net audio stream.
The girls game will pre-empt the KU Crimson and Blue Line, but we will air the entire KU-Texas A&M game Wednesday night on Talkradio 1270, starting at 8 pm. As with other KU games and certain other programs, we will not stream the audio for the KU game on the internet, according to contract.
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Come Along For the Ride
The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) bring you into their world as they let you in on a recent camping trip and adventures riding first class.
Chris Sabin
Well, the camping trip is finally in the bag, myself, Brian Kendrick, my older brother Dan, and our other pal Jim all conquered Olympic National Park...well, I guess the most we could in 4 days and 5 nights.
We arrived Saturday morning in Seattle and after trying to rent a car we reserved from a company that is impossible to get in touch with (Yea, you Fox Rental Company in Seattle) and having to rent from a different company, we made a quick stop at REI to rent and buy some much needed supplies, then off to the park we went!
Night 1- We arrived at the Hoh Rainforest ranger station around 6pm. With only a little daylight left we hastily packed our gear and started hiking on the first trail to find a good spot to set up camp. We decided on a very nice plateau in which we had to cross a river via giant fallen trees just to get to. It was quite a difficult task with 50 extra lbs of gear.
Day 2 - The morning started with a little early fishing. I caught three trout that first morning, but I threw them back. This was my chance to put my money where my mouth was and actually sustain myself with a self caught fish, but I just didn't have the heart to kill the poor animals. After some sight seeing around the camping area and a little energy bar breakfast, we packed up and set off along the trail. We traveled about four more miles and found a nice giant island where the Hoh river split off. As we walked around the sandy, rocky terrain we found a nice patch of sand that was definitely the most ideal sleeping spot. The only drawback- it was about 10 feet from a nice pile of bear poop. We set up camp anyway then set off to do a little exploring, and found pretty much in every direction bear feces. A little farther and we found what looked to be very fresh bear tracks on some
wet dirt. We all agreed to not pack up and stay here for the night.
Next week.... Part 2!


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Situation: I manage a hosted ASP.Net application that employs winform authentication. The application has role based security, and access control list to various assets. Multiple customer use the same application. Some but not all customers have asked for the application to authenticate users against their LDAP. Presumably to spare their users from having to log in, or to keep their password and account names in sync.
Questions: On two levels i am wondering how this could be done. Level 1 - can i even do such a thing over the internet? If so, what is required. Level 2 - How am i to manage enrollment, roll and ACL for users authenticated this way outside of my application?


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Small Businesses Honored as "Best of" Morgantown
Written by Your 5News Team
Last updated on February 13, 2013 @ 12:36PM
Created on February 13, 2013 @ 11:25AM
Small businesses in Monongalia County were honored Tuesday night by the readers of one local magazine.
Morgantown Magazine sponsored the "Best Of Morgantown" awards at Black Bear Restaurant.
Over 2000 readers answered a survey to vote on 75 different categories on everything from the best bridal shops, restaurants, car repair shops and more.
All of the winners received a plaque and bragging rights for an entire year. This is the second year for the event.
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I'm using Thunderbird as my email client to check a Gmail account.
I get a lot of emails from family who are located in different time zones. Now, my emails don't arrive out of order, but the timestamps are sometimes out of order so that when my email client sorts by date, it's not necessarily in the order sent. This is confusing when I check a day's worth of emails and I'm forced to read them in an order that's only lightly correlated with their "real" order.
Is this likely to be a problem with my computer, my email server, the senders' computers, or the senders' email servers? Between all of us and our computers we touch probably 6 or 7 different time zones around the world. I would think that ALL computers handling email would just handle UTC timestamps, until the very last computer (the client that displays the email in human-readable form) localizes it to the user's time zone. But it's not behaving this way and I'm wondering where I can start fixing this.


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A few step of the Grande Hotel Adriatico, our guests have the chance to visit an unique excellence of Made in Italy, the Officina Profumo Farmaceutica Santa Maria Novella, one of the oldest pharmacies in the world.
A string of historical and frescoed sales, furnished with refined artistic collection embrace the visitors.
The museum circuit is comprised in the old laboratories and storerooms, show at the visitors the magnificent history and superb craft of this pharmacy.
Our suggest, you cannot leave Florence without visit this delicate and charming place, maybe purchasing one of his special products!!
The production, continuing to follow the ancient procedures, and offers an wide range of products such as eau de cologne, collection for body care and fragrances for the home.
The oldest and world famous Eau de Cologne Santa Maria Novella, also known as the Queen's Water, was created in the 1553 for Caterina de' Medici, this timeless scent combines a bouquet of fresh citrus with a base of Calabrian bergamot.
Another peculiarity of the perfumery is the Pot Pourri mixture of herbs,flowers,petals typical of the florentine hills, perfect to freshen rooms, clothets and cars. Available in different package, Terracotta Orcio as well as Silk Pouch.
Combination of traditions, innovation and research has made l'Officina,here the website's link www.smnovella.it, one of the most important italian excellence, famous all over the world.
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According to a Feb. 26 report from CagesideSeats.com, Dolph Ziggler continued his surprising plunge to jobber status with a loss at the hands of Batista during the Feb. 25 WWE Smackdown taping that went down in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Ziggler, 33, was once a fast-rising WWE superstar, but his stock has plummeted for unknown reasons in recent years. His loss to Batista proved that his days as a high-level pro wrestler might be behind him.
In other action on the WWE Smackdown card in Milwaukee, Big E and Mark Henry were defeated by The Real Americans' tag-team combo of Jack Swagger and Cesaro.
Swagger has been getting a huge push lately, and Cesaro has emerged as a big-time power player with huge potential in the promotion.
Also on the card, Sheamus defeated Alberto Del Rio, but only because Christian interfered with the match.
Due to Christian's interference, Sheamus earned the victory via disqualification.
The divas took to the ring next, as AJ Lee defeated Cameron.
In the main event of the Feb. 25 episode of WWE Smackdown, Daniel Bryan and The Usos defeated a three-man tag team of Kane and the New Age Outlaws.
The episode also featured a couple interesting promos, as The Shield appeared on the big screen to discuss how they needed to regroup and The Wyatt Family did a cameo discussing their new feud with John Cena.
Here's a look at the full results for the Feb. 25 WWE Smackdown show:
- Batista def. Dolph Ziggler
- The Real Americans' Cesaro and Jack Swagger def. Mark Henry and Big E
- Sheamus def. Alberto Del Rio via disqualification
- AJ Lee def. Cameron
- Daniel Bryan and The Usos def. Kane and the New Age Outlaws


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The Carnival of Madness pulled in to downtown Albany NY to take over the Times Union Center. This is year two of the annual tour; and the line-up was: Theory of a Deadman, Alter Bridge, Black Stone Cherry, Adelitas Way and Emphatic.
Emphatic was first to take the stage and get the crowd going. Hailing from Omaha, NE, Emphatic was a fresh face to this Capital District music scene. Hooking up with the renown producer Howard Benson (Three Days Grace, Daughtry, 10Yearhs, Theory Of A Deadman, Halestorm, Skillet) back in April to record their debut album, Emphatic released their debut album "Damage" on July 12, 2011, via Atlantic Records. You can check out and download their first single, "Bounce" from their facebook page. They had the crowd bouncing from the get go; look out for these guys to continue to tour after Carnival Of Madness this fall/winter.
Next up was those Las Vegas bad boys, Adelitas Way. Hot on the radio circuit as their first single "Sick" off their current album "Home School Valedictorian" and has been holding strong on the hard rock charts. They were originally embraced by the mainstream back in 2009 as their songs "Invincible" became the official theme song of "WWE Superstars" and "A New Day" was the theme song for the defunct WWE Tag Team The Legacy. But that was just a taste of what this band has to offer. They took the stage with their band new single "The Offering." Musician Photo Journal caught up with Vocalist Rick DeJesus before the show, where Rick shares with us some stories of the road as well as the story behind "Sick" and "The Offering" You can watch the nine minute chat here. Watch for Adelitas Way to continue to tour this fall on a North American headlining tour.
Third to take the stage was the Southern Rockers, Black Stone Cherry with a set list packed with their hits including their current single, "Blame It on the Boom Boom," "White Trash Millionaire" "Blind Man" and "Lonely Train". Celebrating hitting their 10year mark as a band with all of it's original members, Black Stone Cherry releases their third studio album, "Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea." It never cease to amaze me how young these guys are, yet they have such an vast knowledge and understanding of the roots of rock music. Granted, many attribute the whole Rock-N-Roll movement to take place in the South (naming Memphis and the center point) with the old greats of the 50's including Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, The Big Bobber, and Ritchie Valens. But many of those musicians were inspired from the southern blues, gospel and music of the south. Maybe being born and raised in Kentucky, helps contribute to Black Stone Cherry's early influences; no matter what it is, it works brilliantly. Lead vocalist/guitarist, Chris Robertson and Drummer/backing vocalist John Fred Young share with us a little glimpse into what helped shape them as a musician as young boys growing up in Kentucky when Musician Photo Journal sat down with the boys after their soundcheck at the Carnival Of Madness Tour in Albany, NY. You can watch the chat here.
Fourth on the bill was no other than co-headliner Alter Bridge. Some of these guys may look familiar to you, as they should. Lead guitarist Mark Tremonti, bassist Brian Marshall, and drummer Scott Phillips are also members in a little rock band called Creed. Rounding out this all-star line-up is lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Myles Kennedy who is formerly of The Mayfield Four and the touring frontman of Slash's current solo project. Formed back in 2004, Alter Bridge released their third studio album "AB III" in the fall of 2010, which includes "Isolation" one of the band's most successful single. Alter Bridge will be looking to bring their show across the pond for a European tour in October/November. Look for their current single "Ghost of Days Gone By" on your local radio.
In the Headlining slot of the night was the one and only, Theory Of A Deadman. It seems like The United States has been flooded with these great Canadian rock band of late, but I say keep the movement coming. From Delta, British Columbia, Theory of A Deadman gives a tight performance every time I have seem them. Playing the favorites like "Lowlife", "Bitch Came Back" and "Not Meant To Be", Theory of A Deadman was spot on. They are currently out in support of their fourth studio album, "The Truth Is…" Look for Theory Of A Deadman to be on the road with 3 Doors Down and Pop Evil in The United States (Sept – Nov) before heading over to The United Kingdom from Nov 22 – 29, 2011. Stay tuned to their website for more tour dates to be added.
For more information on:
THEORY OF A DEADMAN : theoryofadeadman.com
ALTER BRIDGE : alterbridge.com
BLACK STONE CHERRY : blackstonecherry.com
ADELITAS WAY : adelitaswaymusic.net
EMPHATIC : emphaticrock.com


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Joc Pederson homered in a losing cause as the Albuquerque Isotopes suffered an 8-3 defeat at the hands of the host Las Vegas 51s on Saturday night. Pederson's home run in the eighth inning was his 26th of the season.
Lefty prospect Chris Reed (0-1) struggled in his Triple-A debut. The southpaw allowed five runs, three earned, on four hits and three walks while striking out three in 5.1 innings.
Las Vegas prospect Cory Mazzoni (3-1) earned the victory as he allowed just two runs in 5.2 innings. The right-hander gave up seven hits, struck out eight and did not walk a batter.
The 51s (68-54) struck first in the third inning on Cesar Puello's one-out, RBI single. Kevin Plawecki then belted a two-out, two-run homer in the fourth.
The Isotopes (55-66) finally fought back in the sixth inning. Tim Federowicz singled and Clint Robinson doubled to start things off with one out.
Jamie Romak made those hits count with his two-run double to left field. That pulled Albuquerque within one run, but it would get no closer.
In the bottom of the frame, Las Vegas loaded the bases with one out. Anthony Seratelli drew a walk to force in one run and Allan Dykstra blooped a two-run single to center to make it 6-2.
Pederson led off the eighth with his home run. The 51s then responded with two runs on a sacrifice fly and an error in the bottom of the inning to account for the final score.
For the season, Pederson has the 26 home runs and 26 stolen bases. He has 22 games remaining to get to 30-30, a feat that no player in the Pacific Coast League has accomplished since 1934.
Albuquerque and Las Vegas will continue their series Sunday at 1:05 p.m. Right-hander Matt Magill (7-5, 5.09 ERA) will get his first start since May for the Isotopes, while the 51s will counter with right-hander Logan Verrett (9-4, 4.57).
The Isotopes placed right-handed reliever Jose Dominguez (inflamed shoulder) on the disabled list. ... Outfielder Trayvon Robinson was activated from the DL. He started in center field Saturday and went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts.