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Reading, PA Hotels
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Rodeway Inn Reading
2545 North 5th Street Highway
Reading, PA 19605
Rates Recently Found: ($79.99 - $102.99)
2 Star
Located in the heart of Berks County, the Rodeway Inn hotel in Reading, PA is near VF Outlet Center, Albright College, Kutztown University, Penn State Berks campus and Maple Grove Raceway. Hotel ameni ... Click for More Info
Comfort Inn Reading
2200 Stacy Dr. 5th St. Hwy.
Reading, PA 19605
Rates Recently Found: ($85.01 - $130.30)
2 Star
Perfect for leisure and business travelers alike, the Comfort Inn of Reading features free breakfast, free high speed internet service, fitness center, meeting room, warmly appointed guestrooms, and f ... Click for More Info
Crowne Plaza READING
1741 Papermill Road
Reading, PA 19610
Rates Recently Found: ($128.00 - $191.00)
3 Star
Enjoy Largest Meeting Space Among Reading, PA Hotels In an area of culture and history, where you can find many museums, outlet shops and country roads, you're sure to have an enjoyable stay. There ar ... Click for More Info
Candlewood Suites READING
55 South 3rd Avenue
Reading, PA 19611
Rates Recently Found: ($107.00 - $127.33)
2 Star
Guests Love Hotel's Location in West Reading, PANestled in the serene countryside of Pennsylvania's Dutch Country, Reading is an eclectic and vibrant city. The Candlewood Suites� Reading hotel offers ... Click for More Info
Courtyard Reading Wyomissing
150 North Park Road
Reading, PA 19610
Rates Recently Found: ($149.00 - $159.37)
3 Star
Among Reading and Wyomissing hotels, Courtyard by Marriott hotel stands above the rest! Experience the modern touches of our lobby where guests can mingle, relax and stay productive. Our thoughtfully ... Click for More Info
Econo Lodge Northeast
2310 Fraver Dr.
Reading, PA 19605
Rates Recently Found: ($74.99 - $106.99)
2 Star
The Econo Lodge of Reading Pennsylvania features free high speed internet service, complimentary breakfast, and warmly appointed guestrooms. Our Econo Lodge is convenient to all area attractions and b ... Click for More Info
Econo Lodge Airport
2017 Bernville Road
Reading, PA 19601
Rates Recently Found: ($58.36 - $103.52)
2 Star
The Econo Lodge of Reading features a free continental breakfast buffet, free high-speed Internet service, warmly appointed guest rooms, and friendly service. The hotel is located just one mile from t ... Click for More Info
Fairfield Inn & Suites Reading Wyomissing
21 Meridian Boulevard
Reading, PA 19610
Rates Recently Found: ($109.65 - $144.00)
3 Star
Stay Amazing at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott� a hotel with outstanding service for an easy and comfortable stay-at an exceptional value. Book your spring and summer time wedding & sports blocks ... Click for More Info
DoubleTree By Hilton Hotel Reading
701 Penn Street
Reading, PA 19606
Rates Recently Found: ($162.51 - $239.44)
4 Star
Have a memorable stay at the new DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading starting with a warm chocolate chip cookie on arrival. Find urban-rustic decor local artwork and a green roof* at this stylish Readi ... Click for More Info
Inn At Reading
1040 North Park Road
Reading, PA 19610
Rates Recently Found: ($93.02 - $116.25)
3 Star
The Inn at Reading1040 N. Park Road Wyomissing PA 19610 USA170 guest rooms and suites The Inn at Reading hotel offers 170 guestrooms including- Traditional guestrooms with Two Double Beds or One King ... Click for More Info
Holiday Inn Express & Suites READING
2389 Bernville Road
Reading, PA 19605
Rates Recently Found: ($115.99 - $131.99)
3 Star
Welcome to our Airport Hotel in Reading, PA now offering a Manager's Reception Monday through Wednesday from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. Includes complimentary drink and snack!Enjoy a practical stay at the beaut ... Click for More Info
Days Inn Reading Wyomissing
910 Woodland Road
Reading, PA 19610
Rates Recently Found: ($89.00 - $117.99)
2 Star
Hotels Toll Free Number 1-866-502-4945 Centrally located off Route 422 in Reading, PA. The Days Inn is nearby all major venues Reading has to offer. You can visit fantastic Vanity Fair Outlet store ... Click for More Info
Abraham Lincoln Reading Hotel
100 N 5th Street
Reading, PA 19601
Rates Recently Found: ($129.24 - $129.24)
3 Star
located in Reading PA in the heart of Berks County just footsteps from the Santander Arena - GoggleWorks Center for the Arts and minutes from Wyomissing - West Reading - Albright College - Avernia Un ... Click for More Info
Pennsylvania Offbeat Attraction Map
Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Pennsylvania
While in Pennsylvania, you might enjoy a visit to:
Paradise, Pennsylvania: National Christmas Center
After the North Pole, this is the ultimate destination for Christmas junkies. Features a replica Woolworth store.
Downingtown, Pennsylvania: Chef's Diner, Spot Where "The Blob" Was Filmed
Location for a memorable scene-of-terror from a 1950s sci-fi movie.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania: Dutch Wonderland
Theme park with its own vintage monorail and a fiberglass cow that gives milk.
Pottsville, Pennsylvania: Oldest Brewery in America: Free Beer
A fun, old-style tour, right on the brewery floor; you may even get to meet the big boss.
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Airport - TransportationReading Regional Carl A Spaatz Field Airport (RDG)
Hospitals & Medical Care FacilitiesSt Joseph Medical Center
Health South Exeter Surgery
Reading Hospital and Medical Center
MuseumsMid Atlantic Air Museum
Reading Public Museum
Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic FieldsFirst Energy Stadium
Sovereign Center
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YouTube user JohnnyElRady has created the following three-part microbiology blockbuster movie that is embedded below. It's a campy, low-budget, student production, but it's fun nonetheless. According to the YouTube description, the film was created by a group of 12 students in his MCB 3020 Class... Read More
Here's a promo video for Aston University's microbiology course, "The World of Microbiology, Mastering the Invisible, Invincible, Treatable & Preventable," for school children that's funded by the Wellcome Trust. Aston University is located in Birmingham, UK. Read More
A rare educational Disney animated short film from 1951 with a character called Common Sense who warns about the dangers of the common cold. Read More
Architecture student Magnus Larsson details his bold plan to transform the harsh Sahara desert using bacteria and a surprising construction material: the sand itself. Read More
Turkeys are not just good for Thanksgiving. They can help power a town and create jobs using just their waste.
A company in Benson, Minnesota called Fibrominn has come up with an ingenious way to turn that litter into energy - generating close to 55 megawatts! This has made Fibrominn the ver... Read More
Staph Sergeant and his army of germs try to take over the world. Read More
Food Safety Tips from Heather Buonomo, Dept of Environmental Health, San Diego. Read More
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Your Thanksgiving leftovers might get wrapped in plastic, or stored in a container, but before long they'll go bad. Now researchers have created new technology that could significantly extend the life of your food, and improve food safety overall. And as this ScienCentral News video explains, it... Read More
My narration in this video might have been a little more accurate, so I'll clarify here:
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A video of Henk Jonkers of Delft University of Technology, recipient of the Delft Design & Engineering Award, describing self-healing concrete made with bacteria that will lead to enormous savings on building and structural maintenance and repair costs. Read More
A detailed animation from VIB, Flanders Institute for Biotechnology, a nonprofit research institute conducting pioneering research in the life sciences. More than 1000 scientists explore the molecular mechanisms responsible for the functioning of the human body, plants and microorganisms. Read More
A film commissioned by the U.S. Air Force that shows a demonstration of what happens during the course of a Salmonella outbreak. The video examines source and means of contamination, factors aiding the survival and transfer of the organism, conditions of environment and general food handling pra... Read More
The entrants in the 2009 Olympus BioScapes International Digital Imaging Competition provide fitting tribute to nearly 1,000 years of making the invisible visible. These six videos include one winner and five Honorable Mentions. Read More
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Here's a fine Walt Disney Production from 1943 about the Anopheles genus of mosquitos and how it transmits the Plasmodium parasite from human to human. Our heros in this "motion picture" are the seven dwarfs who use a variety of methods to eliminate the "winged scourge." One not-so-green method ... Read More
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It's the beginning of another week in this month of March and that means another busy week of job searching. The jobs of the week are within the massive nursing field. Here are the brief details each position has to offer.
The first nursing job of the week comes from a 10 physician private pediatric practice Child and Adolescent Health Associates, Ltd. The Gold Coast practice is looking for a Registered Nurse to join their team. The Registered Nurse is responsible for the delivery of quality care and protecting the health, safety and privacy of patients. Some of the requirements of this position involve being a licensed registered nurse, having a CPR certification, and being organized and flexible. You must also be able to work on Saturdays and evenings. For more information on this job, visit its posting on www.monster.com.
The next job of the week is for a Registered Nurse at Oak Park's Brookdale Senior Living Inc. The key responsibilities include managing day-to-day healthcare operations, directly supervising the community-based licensed nursing staff, and ensuring patients are treated with dignity and respect. This position will share 24/7 on-call responsibility and participating in manager on duty responsibilities. You could also visit the Monster jobs website for more information on this job.
Those were the two new jobs of the week. Be sure to log on the Monster jobs website to apply for these jobs today.


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Balenghien, T; Vazeille, M; Grandadam, M; Schaffner, F; Zeller, H; Reiter, P; Sabatier, P; Fouque, F; Bicout, D J (2008). Vector competence of some french Culex and Aedes mosquitoes for west nile virus. Vector Borne and Zoonotic Diseases, 8(5):589-595.
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To identify the mosquito species able to sustain the transmission of West Nile Virus (WNV) in the Camargue region (the main WNV focus of southern France), we assessed the vector competence of Culex modestus and Culex pipiens, the most abundant bird-feeders, and Aedes caspius, the most abundant mammophilic species occasionally found engorged with avian blood. Female mosquitoes were exposed to the infectious meal (10(10.3) plaque forming units (PFU)/mL) by membrane feeding, and hold at 26 degrees C. After the incubation period, disseminated infection was assessed by WNV detection using an indirect fluorescent antibody assay (IFA) on head squashes, and the transmission rate was assessed by the presence of WNV RNA in salivary secretions with a real-time reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). After 14 incubation days, the disseminated infection and the transmission rates were 89.2% and 54.5% for Cx. modestus, 38.5% and 15.8% for Cx. pipiens, and 0.8% and 0 for Ae. caspius. Culex modestus was found to be an extremely efficient laboratory WNV vector and could thus be considered the main WNV vector in wetlands of the Camargue. Culex pipiens was a moderately efficient laboratory WNV vector, but in dry areas of the region it could play the main role in WNV transmission between birds and from birds to mammals. Aedes caspius was an inefficient vector of WNV in the laboratory, and despite its high densities, its role in WNV transmission may be minor in southern France
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Spoleto Arts Festival USA, Treasurer
National Symphony Orchestra, Board of Directors, Executive Committee
New York University Board of Trustees
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Chairman Emeritus, Board of Trustees, Honorary Degree
Washington Airports Task Force, Board of Directors
Georgetown University Law Center, former adjunct professor
In addition to his law practice, Ronald is prominent in the community. He is a member of the New York University Board of Trustees, where he spearheaded the establishment of the NYU-in-DC campus. He is Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Trustees of the prestigious Corcoran Gallery of Art. He also serves on the Boards of the Washington Airports Task Force, Spoleto Festival USA, the Historic Sixth & I Synagogue, the D.C. Jazz Festival and the National Symphony Orchestra. Ronald was also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center for several years.
While in law school, he served on the staff of Law and Policy in International Business, and co-wrote "The Legal Response to the Illicit Movement of Cultural Property," which appeared in the publication.


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warrenguy (1342 days)
Woot. Ubuntu rules. My only advice is never upgrade the distribution, always reinstall (from experience and much pain caused by several failed upgrade attempts :s)
knitsocks installing ubuntu is generally very easy, if it's your thing give it a go some time
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yarnivore (1342 days)
The installation itself, on the laptop, was super easy. I did do an install on my desktop, and I was fooling around with partitioning stuff, and dealing with a video card that Ubuntu didn't quite like, and that was all a bit tedious.
You can try running Ubuntu off of a live CD, so you can see if it plays nicely with all your hardware, and if you think it's something you can learn to use (You can!); I recommend the book Ubuntu Linux for Non Geeks as a resource.
Of course, now I am getting all crazy hardcore and learning to type shit in the command line and all. Sudo bash. Eeeeeek.


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Democrat or republican, love 'em or hate 'em, the President of the United States will always draw a crowd in any city he visits. From the tar mac at the airport, to cars lining the highways to see the motorcade, people always want to get a glimpse of Air Force One, the shiny black Cadillac's, and of course, the President. Folks also want to know where the most powerful man in the world plans on eating, and in KC, there are plenty of choices.
Last week, President Obama made a two day visit to Kansas City; a proud city always eager to be in the national spotlight for more than just great barbecue and mediocre baseball. Now, it's a known fact that when any POTUS visits Kansas City for any length of time, he WILL eat barbecue. Part of being president is making very difficult decisions and he had his work cut out for him when it came time for dinner.
Kansas City hosts an array of barbecue restaurants such as Oklahoma Joe's, made famous by being the known favorite of chef and traveler Anthony Bourdain, Gates Barbecue, which has hosted numerous presidents within its walls, and Fiorella's Jack Stack, who is no stranger to shipping their food across the country.
Upon arrival at Kansas City International Airport, he and his motorcade drove directly to the heart of KC to one of the city's most iconic restaurants, Arthur Bryant's Barbecue. Local residents lined the streets on the opposite sides of his motorcade, which was heavily protected by local law enforcement, in hopes of getting a wave from the man before and after he visited their local eatery. Unfortunately for the President, Arthur Bryant's was out of cole slaw, to which twitter soon had #coleslaw trending in KC.
The next day following his economic speech at The Uptown Theatre, President Obama made his way North to the quaint town of Parkville, MO, which is an historic community nestled along the Missouri River and lined with Cape Cod style homes, antique stores, and mom and pop shops.
After making a visit to Parkville Coffee for some iced tea, oatmeal cookies, and a refills for everyone in the place, the President made his way along Main Street visiting local businesses, while experiencing what people in this part of the country experience every day: good conversation from wonderful Midwesterners. It's those businesses, seen here, that gain valuable exposure from a guest that one wouldn't expect to see walk through their doors.
Prior to his departure that day, Oklahoma Joe's sent out the following tweet: "Just now sent a rather large order to go with three serious looking guys in AIR FORCE ONE flight jackets."
That "rather large order" was $1,400 worth of barbecue for the ride home; a ride Bourdain himself probably wishes he was on. Kansas City was in the political spotlight last week, as were a few, lucky restaurants, all benefiting from the national publicity that comes along with the President of the United States and his very hungry entourage.


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Due to our increasing popularity the Scouts Executive Committee has agreed an Admissions Policy from 11 June 2013. For details of this policy click HERE.
The Merton Park Explorers Unit has established for itself an enviable record of working on welfare projects with rural communities in Kenya. Together with Kenyan scouts based in Mombasa members of the unit have visited rural Kenya on seven occasions since 1990. Read all about the history and the latest project report.
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Intrigued by Prague's Cubist heritage I set about photographing the skeleton of the city, the structures, the crystallized forms, the fragmented, furrowed and fractured appearances, the jagged, multi-faceted, articulated surfaces- the way they echo the oblique angles of falling rain, wind-blown branches and snow formations. In the lines of the shadows human interventions express natural forms.
Lou Hamilton is an Award-winning Filmmaker & Photographer. She co-directed a BAFTA winning documentary series for Channel 4, also nominated for the Royal Television Society Awards and the Broadcast Awards. Two of her films were nominated for the David Altshul Award for innovative filmmaking. She continues to direct films for television, cinema and public spaces. Her recent photographic projects have included magazines, books, exhibitions and public art projects.
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You might not expect cheap eats at a restaurant tucked into the tony Talbott Hotel on the Gold Coast.
Little Market Brasserie, however, offers budget-conscious diners a new way to try the Big Baby Burger: accompanied by one of the rotating selection of draft beers, for the special price of $10. This special is available Sunday-Thursday after 8:30 p.m.
Reminiscent of a local diner classic, the Big Baby Burger is a double griddled cheeseburger with grilled onions, house-made pickles, ketchup, mustard, and a spicy mayo. The burger is served with house fries or mixed greens, and a cold draft beer.
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Conservative Australian columnist, Cliff Kincaid, warns that the American people should be paying attention to the Catholic Church's other offense: facilitating the "foreign invasion" of the U.S. by supporting immigration reform. In a Beckian rant that proves Kincaid needs to spend more time doing his own thinking, he nonetheless cynically crushes any stereotypes about critics of the Catholic Church. Citing Breach of Faith: American Churches and the Immigration Crisis, a book by James "illegals-are-gang-members" Russell, a founding member of the xenophobic Catholics for a Moral Immigration Policy, Kincaid notes:
Russell traces the church's involvement in the entry of illegal aliens into the U.S. to the Marxist-oriented "liberation theology" movement, also known as "social justice." Russell particularly faults Jesuit Catholic institutions such as Georgetown University for adopting this approach and indoctrinating students to be in favour of liberalised immigration policies.
Russell is honest about the motivation behind these efforts, noting that the Catholic Bishops and their agencies, some of which get government money to provide services to illegal aliens, "benefit from immigration by increasing the number of Catholics in the United States."
However "honest" Russell is about the church's motivations regarding immigration, he and Kincaid can't get past their own intrenched discrimination. They may staunchly support separation of church and state, but for all the wrong reasons.


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Position: E-DE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: March 13, 1925 in Norris City, IL
Died: January 8, 1998 in Reno, NV
High School: Frankfort
College: Illinois, Northwestern (school history) (Morris college stats)
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 26th round (245th overall) of the 1947 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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Kelsey's clinical herbal practice combines her philosophy of simplicity and client empowerment towards optimal health as goal. She holistically engages her practice through harvesting and crafting sustainable plant medicine, offering client centered sessions and formulating medicine based on individuals needs. She believes embracing plants as part of our larger community gives us greater opportunity to reconnect in meaningful ways.
Kelsey's connection to community health arose while crafting legislation with New York City Council's "Committee on Women Issues". Cooperatively working with councilwomen to pass New York City's first legislation for women of color with HIV instilled in her the possibility of large-scale health care change. Kelsey's approach to health transformed on a pilgrimage to France where she studied with the herbalist and scholar Matthew Wood and flower essence master Julia Graves, in 2009. This experience oriented her to nature as the primary source of healthcare. Upon returning from France she co-founded an herbal gathering "Heavy Nettle Collective", which presently holds monthly workshops in Los Angeles hosting local and national plant healers. Continuing her education, Kelsey graduated from Ohlone Herbal Center as a Clinical Western Herbalist, where she applied her knowledge in a community clinic setting. Kelsey currently works as the Director of Operations at Ohlone Herbal Center, on core faculty, and has an active herbal practice.
Combining her commitment to transform cultural beliefs of healthcare, Clinical Western Herbal training, and Reiki Master practice, she would be honored to support your health and healing by way of herbal, energetic, and nutritional consult.
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Home Care in Vaughan, ON
Nurse Next Door proudly serves Vaughan and surrounding communities.
What do we offer at Nurse Next Door?
- Live 24/7 phone support
- Bonded and insured caregivers
- Continuity of care
- Experts in Alzheimer's & dementia
- Care in any location
- No long-term contract
- Ongoing case management
- Regular care updates
- Physical and emotional well-being
Nurse Next Door is more than accommodating to the needs of the client AND family. Service was put in place very quickly and the staff are professional, from the office staff to the care staff. — Pam W.
Nurse Next Door provides reliable, compassionate and flexible home care services that are delivered by exceptional staff. Personalized home care services are suited to individual needs so seniors can maintain the independence and dignity they deserve. Nurse Next Door Vaughan offers a full spectrum of home care services ranging from three hours-per-week of friendly companionship and housekeeping right through to around-the-clock care from a registered nurse. With expert support just a phone call away, 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week, seniors can remain comfortable in their own homes and families are given peace of mind.
Making Lives Better
Chantal and Paresh believe that all seniors deserve to live a healthy and fulfilled life through retirement. With an aging population and more adult children working full time, they have seen families struggle to find suitable options for aging parents who want to age in place. Nurse Next Door is filling the health care gaps in Vaughan and Scarborough through reputable, compassionate and affordable home care services.
Chantal and Paresh are most proud of the difference they are making to the lives of people in Vaughan. They are able to do this because Nurse Next Door Vaughan is more than home health care, it's about supporting a lifestyle for seniors to get them back doing the things they loved to do and helping them celebrate aging. Chantal and Paresh and their entire team of caregivers promise to provide the type of care that resembles care people would get from their own family members or better.
Our Talent Is Caring
What's important to Chantal and Paresh is that Nurse Next Door becomes like a second family to their clients. It's about giving support, being compassionate at all times, and finding ways to brighten every day.
Chantal and Paresh look for qualified caregivers with the needed skills and experience, but most importantly, they look for big hearts, kind smiles and people who are truly passionate about making lives better. Chantal and Paresh's ultimate goal is to make Nurse Next Door Vaughan the most recognizable and trusted brand in private home care by delivering exceptional and compassionate services to each and every client.
Learn more about the wide range of one-on-one Home Care Services in Vaughan.
Are you compassionate and do you love making lives better? Please see our Vaughan Home Care Careers page for information about employment opportunities.
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There is a lot of talk happening in the skies as one airborne warrior got the word to go-ahead while another may end up getting cut completely. Reuters reported on Feb. 25, 2014, that Boeing has won the $2.1 billion contract to build 16 more P-8 spy planes for the U.S. Navy.
Meanwhile, Fox News has reported that the A-10 Warthog could end up being grounded due to budget cuts, but that may end up getting pushed back as well.
For Boeing, this is their first full-rate production contract for the new planes and it comes on the heels of Australia's decision to buy eight P-8A spy planes for $3.6 billion last week. This new contract is for 16 of the P-8A Poseidon long-range maritime spy planes.
These planes are set to replace the P-3 spy planes currently used by the United States Navy, and those have been going strong for over 40 years.
The order of 16 P-8 spy planes will bring the total number to 53 by April 2016.
On the flip side of things, the Department of Defense had put forth a proposal to completely get rid of the entire fleet of A-10 Thuderbolts (aka A-10 Warthogs) from the Air Force. That cut looks to be on hold though, and that is due to criticism that the loss could greatly affect military bases.
The 2015 budget for the Pentago has been greatly reduced in the Army and includes changes to benefits, military pay, and other moves as well. That entails the current level of 522,000 Army soldiers being cut to between 440,000 to 450,000 by 2019.
One of the main reasons that the Department of Defense wants the A-10 Warthog retired is simply because of cost. Retiring the some 300 plane force will save around $3.5 billion over the course of five years.
The Pentagon is looking to ground its force of U-2 spy planes too. Those would end up being replaced with a drone Global Hawk crew.
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Published: Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 8:50 p.m.
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DAYTONA BEACH — Bethune-Cookman football coach Brian Jenkins said he was happy to get on the field for the first day of spring practice.
B-CU Key Football Dates
SPRING GAME: April 20 (site and time to be determined)
SEASON OPENER: Sept. 1 at Tennessee State
HOME OPENER: 4 p.m. Sept 7 vs. Virginia Union
OTHER BIG GAMES: Sept 14 at Florida International; Sept. 21 at Florida State; Florida Classic on Nov. 23 vs. Florida A&M in Orlando
And he liked what he saw Saturday.
"It was good to get it going,'' Jenkins said, speaking after the afternoon practice at the Wildcats' refurbished campus practice field.
"The guys moved around pretty well. They've been training hard in the offseason,'' Jenkins said. "They've been very focused and detailed about everything that they've been doing thus far, and it's carried over into our first day of practice, which is exciting in my mind.''
Jenkins did not make players available for comment or allow the News-Journal to take photographs.
"No pictures,'' he said when asked why a photographer was turned away from practice.
The Wildcats began their drills on a warm, spring day. It rained for about 15 minutes early in the two-hour session, but Jenkins said the weather was not a concern.
"Conditions don't matter to us,'' he said.
Jenkins said Brock Waters, a transfer last year from Louisiana Tech, worked out at quarterback Saturday. Waters passed for 314 yards and rushed for 574 yards as the team's change-of-pace quarterback last season. He originally was slated to be a wide receiver for the Wildcats.
"Right now we're just trying to get better at fundamentals,'' Jenkins said. "The only thing we're working on with (Waters) is improving his fundamentals at the quarterback spot. Then we'll go from there. I can only see as far as what we've got to do that day, that's it.''
The Wildcats are scheduled to have a spring game April 20. But they have not yet picked a site. Athletic spokesman Bryan Harvey said the intrasquad game will be played at either Municipal Stadium in Daytona Beach or New Smyrna Beach Stadium.
Jenkins said B-CU's next practice is scheduled for Monday afternoon.
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From our popular Visual Learning series, use this photo to push your perception of Iran's people.
Visual Learning: Gauze for Concern
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- President and headmaster Bob Broudo of Landmark School passionately believes that we have a civic responsibility to help students with language-based learning disabilities discover who they are as learners and how they can learn.
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by Jing FongMay 02, 2012
- Through an interactive and evolving website and the feature-length documentary American Teacher, The Teacher Salary Project brings awareness to the real and imminent crisis in our educational system—how little we value our strongest, most committed, and most effective teachers.
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- In the wake of Trayvon Martin's death, what advice should a mother give to her young, brown son? Use Rasha Hamid's words to start a discussion with your students about what this tragedy means.
Global Oneness Project
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- The Global Oneness Project is offering educational film toolkits. Take advantage of this great opportunity to explore interconnectedness and promote social wellness.
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- This Visual Literacy lesson will get your students thinking about the Occupy Wall Street movement, and what's behind a mask.
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- A collection of YES! resources for teaching about Occupy and other social movements.
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- With biographies, personal interviews, and powerful images, the Academy of Achievement provides the opportunity for students to find a modern hero that resonates with their life. A content-rich Achiever Gallery of photos and a well-organized curriculum are terrific resources for hero projects or studies.
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- Rich, stuck-up hippies. Racist gun-loving trailer trash. Two teachers try to bridge the divide between their rural and urban middle schoolers by having them write each other's narratives in poetry form.
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- In 1942, Fred Korematsu was arrested and convicted for refusing to go with other Japanese Americans to incarceration camps mandated under President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order No. 9066. The Fred T. Korematsu Institute for Civil Rights and Education shares lesson plans, videos, and other classroom resources to teach students the importance of speaking up for civil rights for all.
Words That Inspire: We are the 1%
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- Some members of the 1% have shared messages of solidarity with the 99%. What goes into a sign that makes a lasting impression? Explore an activity to help your students understand—and create their own—powerful signs.
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- GLSEN's campaign ThinkB4YouSpeak helps straight teens understand why "that's so gay" and other common slurs may be unintentional but hurtful to their Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) classmates.
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Helen Irene Belle, 83, passed away Tuesday, June 24, 2014, at Akron General Hospital. Irene was born September 20, 1930, in Creston, to Newton and Hazel (Grantz) Houseworth. She retired from Westfield Companies in the early 1990s. She was a loving mother and friend to all she met. September 10, 1949, Irene married Charles J. Belle, who preceded her in death May 8, 2002.
She is survived by her children, Greg (Donna) Belle, Joseph (Cheryl) Belle, John (Jennifer) Belle, Christine (Michael) Tomion, Edward (Dorothy) Belle; grandchildren, Cassie Belle, Lisa (Ben) Baranovic, Kevin Belle, Shawn Belle and Hope Tomion; stepgrandchildren, Rob (Chrissy) Foster, Brian (Jenny) Foster, Cory Foster, and Tina Foster; great-grandchildren, Aiden and Lily Baranovic; stepgreat-grandchildren, Dyllan, Serena, Thomas, Kali, Emma, Avriel, and Braydon Foster.
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Introduction to the Essence of Pulse Metabolic Analysis
- Systematic approach of Western and Oriental medicines to disease
Western medicine takes a structural view of the human system. Each organ has corporal presentation. But Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) emphasizes a functional approach. The Oriental view of human physiology is based on a concept of energy fields, a view comparable to the modern concept of an energy field that has arisen in contemporary physics. According to this idea, matter and energy are inseparable, dependent on each other and defined by each other. The separation of matter and energy, inner and outer, physical and mental is not realistic, as they are the same phenomena viewed from different perspectives. We use these opposing concepts merely to enable us to conceptualize the dynamic interplay constantly going on around and within us, and with which we are intricately involved.
This "functional" approach of TCM is very different from Western allopathic medicine's "structural" view of "health" and "disease". In allopathic medicine, disease is something alien to the person, something that must be killed or removed (the "doctrine of specific cause"). Western treatment tends to be geared towards treating a specific ailing organ or fighting an alien invasion. "Health" is then the absence of disease: in a simplistic manner, disease is only recognised when an outside pathogen invades the organism, or when there is structural damage to an organ: very little consideration is given to the lowered immune system that allowed the pathogen to invade, or the years of deterioration of the organ before structural damage was evident.
The functional approach of TCM views life as a dynamic process involving the interaction of forces and energies both within and outside the individual. These external forces are the climate, pathogenic factors, and the total environment outside our body. Internal factors include our genetic background, constitution, and our emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects.
TCM views well-being as a dynamic balance between these internal and external forces. Health is seen as the ability of an organism to respond appropriately to a wide variety of challenges in a way that insures maintaining equilibrium and balance. An imbalance may cause a disharmony in the system and, unless corrected, may eventually lead to a disease. "Disease" represents a failure of the organism to adapt to a challenge, a disruption of the overall equilibrium. The goal of TCM is to maintain this balance, or to assist the individual to return to a state of dynamic balance, enabling him or her to achieve their optimal level of well-being. This state of well-being differs for everyone, and differs for everyone at different stages of life: even in the grips of terminal disease, there is a state of well-being that you can attain.
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I purchased this dress for my summer wedding back in 2011. I absolutely LOVED It! Exactly what I was looking for and could not have received more compliments. I liked that it was classic, not too over done or trendy. Now I am just looking to sell my dress in hopes to bring joy to another future bride :)
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"One is Enough" is a yaoi manga by love. Yuu Matsumoto is a young man who accidently bumps into his classmate, Shizuka Mizushima. He notices that Mizushima's arm is bleeding and tends to his wound, believing that he's responsible for Mizushima's injury. Matsumoto falls in love with him and they begin a romantic relationship. However, Mizushima's personal traumas continue to haunt him, so he ends his relationship with Matsumoto. Matsumoto discovers that he's not responsible for Mizushima's injury. Complicating things is that his friend Sora also has feelings for him. Can Matsumoto make his relationship with MIzushima work?
What is really frustrating about this yaoi manga that it's published by Gen manga, an independent company that sells alternative manga in both Japan and America. While "One is Enough" isn't horrible or problematic, it's your standard yaoi story that wouldn't be out of place in June Manga. This works against "One is Enough", making it bland compared to the rest of the Gen library. "Vs Aliens" and "Good bye Geist" weren't perfect, but at least they tried to make themselves stand out. If "One is Enough" had added a few twists in the yaoi genre or at least had a cool premise, then it wouldn't feel so out of place. Despite the wasted potential, there are a few good things about the manga. The artwork is good and there are no scenes glorifying abusive relationships. The guy who has feelings for Matsumoto is a mature, responsible person who accepts the fact that Matsumoto loves somebody else. Some sharp eyed readers may figure out that Mizushima cut his own arm long before the other characters do. Still, that's not a bad thing. It would have been nice to explore Mizushima's inner demons a little bit more. It's not a bad manga, but Honolulu manga fans should probably check out titles like "Anomal" or "Alive" if they want to sample the best of Gen Manga.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Portugal vs Ecuador 2013 (en vivo live score below) ignites Estádio Dom Afonso Henriques today in an anticipated soccer international friendly showdown. Ecuador has shocked news since August, not loosing a single game while picking up three wins and two draws. But Portugal is coming off of three disappointing games in their last three matches.
Portugal vs Ecuador 2013 (start time 12:45 pm PST) is the first match of the year for both teams, officials tell news. Portugal last battled in one friendly in November. That ended in a draw against Gabon. Before that Portugal took to the field in four WC qualifiers. While wining the first two matches, Portugal ended up with a draw and loss in the next two matches.
Portugal impressed news with two wins and five goals combined in its Luxembourg and Azerbaijan games. But after that, the team was defeated by Russia in October. Days later, Northern Ireland delivered the team a draw.
But Ecuador has not been able to be beaten in months. The team's last friendly was against Chile, and then ended in 3-0 final score, news analysts note. In four subsequent WC qualifiers, Ecuador won two and drawed on two games. It beat Bolivia and Chile but found 1-1 draws against Uruguay and Venezuela.
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Grunenwald Named Horizon League Batter of the Week
March 12, 2013
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Redshirt senior Alex Grunenwald has been named the Horizon League's Batter of the Week for the period of March 4-10, as announced by the conference office on Tuesday afternoon. Grunenwald lit up the reigning Big Ten Champion Boilermakers by going 7-for-10 at the plate and posting seven RBI in just two games. The Merrill, Wis., native was also selected as the HL Batter of the Week by CollegeSportsMadness.com.
The award marks the second weekly honor for Grunenwald this season as he garnered the laurels on Feb. 28. The Flames have won a weekly conference accolade in each of the first four weeks so far this season and stand alone as the only Horizon League team to earn more than two.
On Friday's 9-2 home-opening win, Grunenwald tallied a game-high four hits and drove in three runs. In Saturday's 17-10 slugfest defeat, the senior hit 3-for-5 from the plate including his fourth home run of the season. Grunenwald also recorded four of the Flames' 10 RBI and tacked on two runs.
He currently leads the team hits (15), RBI (14), homers (4) and slugging percentage (.630). Those numbers haven't come easy as the Flames own the 14th toughest schedule in the country so far this season, according to BoydsWorld.com – a college baseball ratings website.
UIC will host its next five games at Les Miller Field, starting with Chicago on Tuesday and Roosevelt on Wednesday. The Flames will begin Horizon League action on Friday as they entertain Youngstown State for a three-game series.


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He's at it again. Tim Tebow is setting records in the NFL and he hasn't even started his first season yet. As I previously mentioned, I bet that Tebow wouldn't be drafted in the first round. I was wrong. Since being drafted by Denver, Tim Tebow's #15 Bronco's jersey is the fastest-selling rookie jersey of all-time. And apparently there isn't a very close second place.
I still feel as passionately about the guy as I always have. There just has to be more to his story. And apparently I'm not the only one. Bronco's blogs and message boards received polar reviews of the pick, yet nothing really down the middle. So good or bad, he's definitely publicity for the team.
I'll admit, if Tebow decided he liked Gameday Cloth and wanted some Univeristy of Florida gear, I would get it for him. Personally. And hand write the thank you note. Then drive it to him and take a picture of him wearing it.
I still feel the same. I just know Tebow repping your company is not a bad thing.
So fans will be showing up to Bronco's games (and probably UF games) in the new Bronco's #15 jersey. The fashionista in me has to object. Can't there be some originality? Will everyone look the same?
I propose a vintage Gator T-shirt. Ironically, the colors for each team are very similar and everyone would know who you were supporting and envy how good you looked simultaneously. You can wear it to the game, wear it on the weekend and wear it to a casual job under a blazer. Where are you going to wear a jersey outside of a tailgate? And how much does that jersey cost?
And say you're following the #1 draft pick, Sam Bradford. If you wore an old-school Oklahoma Tshirt, let's make it white with red lettering to keep from accidentally supporting the opposing team in red, everyone would know who you were cheering for.
Let's face it, the NFL is all about the players you support more than the team they play for. I bet that's especially true in Tebow's case. No matter who he plays for, his loyal followers will shun the colors from the previous team and refill their closet in the new team colors. Isn't it just easier to rock out in Florida gear?
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CIFF Announces Opening and Closing Night Films!
Today CIFF announced the Opening and Closing Night Films for the 2012 Festival. The festival will open on September 27th with BETTING THE FARM and close on September 30th with CHASING ICE. More details on both these films can be found below. Both screenings will be followed by a Q&A with filmmakers and other special guests. The rest of the program is still being worked on, and will be announced at some point next week.
BETTING THE FARM chronicles a group of Maine dairy farmers, who after dropped by their national milk company, launch their own milk company, MOO Milk, in a bid to save their farms. BETTING THE FARM follows three farmers—Aaron Bell, Vaughn Chase, and Richard Lary—and their families through the tumultuous first two years of MOO Milk. With intimate access to their triumphs and disappointments, the film gives audiences a rare glimpse at the real lives of American farmers at a crossroads.
CHASING ICE follows National Geographic photographer James Balog on an Arctic adventure as he captures images to help tell the story of the Earth's changing climate. With a band of young adventurers in tow, Balog creates the Extreme Ice Survey, and begins deploying revolutionary time-lapse cameras across the brutal Arctic, by helicopter, canoe, and dogsled, to capture a multi-year record of the world's changing glaciers. What his project captures are ancient mountains of ice in motion as they disappear at a breathtaking rate. CHASING ICE is a feature documentary about one man's mission to change the tide of history by gathering undeniable evidence of our changing planet.
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Will the Supreme Court Stay the Chrysler/Fiat Deal?
So here's the situation: In a little less than an hour, we'll know if Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has stayed the Second Circuit's ruling — made on Friday — to let the Fiat/Chrysler deal go down. If she does agree to a stay, she'll presumably allow the full court enough time to weigh whether to hear the merits of the case. If she rejects it, or if she just lets the deadline pass without doing anything, the Second Circuit's stay will expire and the parties will get the go-ahead to wrap things up.
So what will she do? Our colleagues over at the Deal Journal looked into the issue and, from where we sit, it doesn't look all that good for the groups challenging the deal.
The pension funds are claiming that the Treasury department improperly used TARP funds to finance Chrysler's restructuring. The main hurdle, according to Edward Morrison, a professor at Columbia Law School, involves a legal theory near and dear to our hearts: standing. The pension funds may likely have trouble proving that the Treasury department's allocation of money to Chrysler harmed them. "You can't sue unless you have suffered harm," says Morrison, who attended the Second Circuit hearing on Friday at which the judge approved the Fiat deal.
Michael Corkery, the Deal Journal author, asked Morrison if there existed any group that would have standing to legally challenge the government for doling out TARP money to the car companies. "To have standing in a case you have show that the injury is concrete and particular," Morrison says. "An injury that is felt by all taxpayers is not sufficient."
In a separate brief arguing against a stay, the Solicitor General today suggested that the Indiana pension funds are reading the TARP legislation too narrowly.
We'll keep you posted when we hear more.


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The popular web comic, in animated form!
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Hilarious antics in space!
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A quirky show that happens to include a duck.
the graphic quality is great and elegant! awesome!
like this kind of game, tactical :)
one of my fav. games. heres a tip for some of you who cant beat it. have your cleric far away from all danger and well protected. let all your other soldiers fight the enemy to the death and cause as much damage as possible(especially to that damn cleric) and then 1 of 2 things will happen. 1. your men manage to win without using your cleric(kinda unlikely) 2. they all die BUT when that happens your cleric changes into a new unit that kicks ass all of its stats are maxed out, has wicked attack, longest range of attack, great defense/magic defense and did i mention it looks totally kick ass. anyway great game. i give it a 5
Wicked awesome
This game has great sound effects, excellent background music, and super quality art work and animation! I thoroughly enjoyed the combat engine! All around this gets 10/10 from me! It's a superb demo! Maybe I might go to the website you mentioned in your comments and play the full version of this game,
Oh and for those of you who are having trouble distinguishing friend from foe, here's how you can tell:
See those tiny pictures with the green bars beside them at the top right corner of the screen? Those are pictures of your allies, with their respective health bars. When you hold your cursor over one of the soldiers that are on the playfield you'll get a picture of the soldier's head at the bottom right corner. Then you compare the picture at the bottom right corner with the pictures that are on the top right corner. If the picture at the bottom right corner matches any of the pictures on the top right corner then he is an ally. If the picture on the bottom right corner does NOT match the one on the top right corner then he is an enemy!
Well... I don't really know how I couldv'e simplified that any further but, I hope it helped!
The classic!
This is one of the most played adventures games that I've seen on this site and it goes to show. It's extremely impressive how you managed to make the graphics so good. There are so many little things going on in this game, you can't help but enjoy it. All of the enemies and heroes have these interesting designs to them. I like how they all seem to attack in unique ways too. The music is nice and sets up a medieval tone.
I'm really not a fan of adventure games (strategy) but this is an exception. It's so great to play a game where you have total control over how it's paced. Some of the designs look a bit bulbous, but they're still great. The real fun is really learning how these guys attack and heal as the game goes along. It's even fun to know how the villians do it!
Basic Stats Graph
Warning, Spoilers!!!
Also be noted that these estimates on their exact skill ranges were made out of convenience to be 0/6 and if based on a 0/10 or 0/100 scale will differ from the stats I wrote down, but on this basic a scale, you will not see a noticable difference.
Your side: Has one extra character, the Shadowblade Assassin, with less area to attack in and less damage.
Shadowblade Assassin- Close range physical damage
Power: 3/6
Vitality: 3/6
Agility: 6/6
Defense: 1/6
Magic Resist: 1/6
Speed: 5/6
Movement: 5/6
My thoughts: Basic peon. Low damage, very low def, but large movement area. Not sure what Agility has to do with a turn based game, especially when it seems you can't dodge, nor hit multiple times, nor move more than once.
Hunter- Long range physical damage
Power: 3/6
Vitality: 4/6
Agility: 5/6
Defense: 2/6
Magic Resist: 1/6
Speed: 4/6
Movement: 4/6
My thoughts: Basic long range. Would actually be more useful than the Shadowfist Fighter, except that you cannot shoot past friendlies, making (her)him on the same level of usefulness. Movement doesnt mean much when you shoot across most of the screen. Deals 400-500
Shadowfist Fighter- Close range physical damage
Power: 3/6
Vitality: 4/6
Agility: 5/6
Defense: 2/6
Magic Resist: 0/6
Speed: 2/6
Movement: 5/6
My thoughts: A bit stronger, physically, then the peon, so lets call him a pawn. 0 magic defense makes him a big target for mages. Deals 400-500
Mystical Healer- Close range heal
Power: 3/6
Vitality: 3/6
Agility: 3/6
Defense: 2/6
Magic Resist: 3/6
Speed: 3/6
Movement: 4/6
My thoughts: Very average healer, though (s)he typically heals around 800-900 ish. Not sure how her heals are effected on other players since the hp heal is a bit wild.
Ironclad Sentinel- Close range physical damage
Power: 4/6
Vitality: 5/6
Agility: 2/6
Defense: 4/6
Magic Resist: 2/6
Speed: 2/6
Movement: 3/6
My thoughts: He is your.... tank I suppose. Deals 400-600 damage.
Templar Mage- In line magic damage
Power: 5/6
Vitality: 4/6
Agility: 1/6
Defense: 2/6
Magic Resist: 3/6
Speed: 2/6
Movement: 3/6
My thoughts: One of your strongest attackers. Deals 700-900
Red Wizard- Area magic damage
Power: 6/6
Vitality: 4/6
Agility: 0/6
Defense: 1/6
Magic Resist: 5/6
Speed: 1/6
Movement: 3/6
My thoughts: Bar none, your strongest attacker. Deals 1100-1200 damage
Enemy Side- They have 6 members, but have a better range and damage.
Macabre Swordsman- Close range physical damage
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Decent health though low attack (For their team) 400-600
Talon Soldier- Close range physical damage
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Tank, high movement rate, high defense, deals 800-900 damage.
Talen Gaurd- In line physical damage
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Similar to the Hunter in most respects. Deals 500-800 damage.
Cleric- Area heal
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Unlike our healer who is a close range healer, the cleric can heal in all directions around him(her) up to 3 spaces away.
Templar Striker- In line magic damage
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Similar to Templar Mage, but more defense.
Mystical Sorceress- Mass area magic damage
Magic Resist:
My thoughts: Its a Red Mage on steriods. The damage is the same but has a wider area of attack(4x4 block). Also immune to magic, though weak to physical damage.


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I have configured a Cisco 3500 switch with a port SPAN and have my snort node (fedora 13) plugged into it. I am running snort as a daemon and have configured a rule to log all tcp traffic but I am only seeing traffic with a destination of the snort node. I know that the SPAN port is working and wanted to know if there is a specific option that I needed to start snort with in order for it to pickup all the traffic? Or is there something that I have missed here?
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Xian Empress Hotel
- Location:
- Address: NO.45, Xingqing road, Xian
- Tel: 029-88136666 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 皇后大酒店
- Lowest Price: On Request
Opened in 2006, the Xian Empress Hotel is located in New Town District, adjacent to Bell Tower, Drum Tower and the Tang Dynasty Garden. The total construction area is 23 thousand square metre. It is 1km away from Bell Tower, 3km away from Xian Railway Station, 40km away from Xian Xianyang Airport.
The Xian Empress Hotel provides occupant, repast, entertainment and conference for combo. It offers 270 rooms in various types, including handicapped room, standard room, deluxe room, business room duplex suite. Room is equipped with free broadband internet access, TV, telephone, air-condition, bath and shower, etc. There are Chinese restaurant, western restaurant and lounge bar in the hotel. Beyond that, some other facilities and services such as business centre, feast hall, parking lot, bath centre, beauty salon, commodity department, panoramic lift, conference room, currency exchange service, karaoke room, fitness room and so on are provided in the hotel.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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Am I the only one with this problem??
I purchased a TacStar 4 shot Shotholder for my 20 gauge Mossberg 500 shotgun (and, yes, the TacStar was made specifically for this model and gauge).
This is what I email TacStar this weekend:
TacStar, I purchased the Side Saddle Shotholder 4 shot for my 20 gauge Mossberg 500. Problems are as follows: 1. The 8/32 screw used to replace the internal screw has such a shallow canal for my flathead driver that I am very close to stripping the canal. Poorly engineered, IMHO. 2. Most frustrating of all (and maybe I am truly missing something) I cannot fully jack the shotgun because the shotholder stops the slide from fully withdrawing and ejecting the spent shell. What in the world am I doing wrong? Can I not use the standard wooden forend with the TacStar? 3. In addition, I cannot tighten the 8/32 screw because the ejector is in the way (when attempting to mount the TacStar. Does anyone else have these problem or am I totally missing something? tx, tom perkins


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Still Dying 2, an anthology put out by Rymfire Books boasts an exceptional collection of authors that include A.D. Roland, Armand Rosamilia, Brent Abell, Frank J. Edler, Jaime Johnesee, Mark Tufo, Patrick C. Greene, Sean Slagle, and Tim Baker.
While all the stories were completely intriguing and unique, there are definitely a few that stand out from the pack. In 'How Me And Bozy Became Dads' by Patrick C. Greene, inmates collecting trash on the side of the road witness a stumbling man hit by oncoming traffic. A group of "creeps" appear from the tree line. A family of four emerge from the car to find their victim isn't dead…in the traditional sense. Two inmates and the family make it away from the scene to discover one is bit. The hardness of the felon mixes with compassion for the children.
In St Augustine, Florida, 'Gator Aid' by Frank Edler is the last operational gator farm in the state, considered a safe haven because the gators will eat anything foolish enough to step foot on their turf. With money now useless, food is used as currency to gain entry for the day. Never turn your back on the water…good lesson.
'The Trap Line' by Sean Slagle brings some appreciated oddities to the collection. You just know it's never going to be good when you see the words "undead" and "bloated sex organs" together.
'Dying Days: Television' by Armand Rosamilia will force readers to self-evaluate their television habits. Patrick is a reclusive TV addict. If you recognize all the references made in the story, you may have a similar addiction.
The clear standout is 'The Old Man And The Apocalypse' by A.D. Roland. An orphaned teen is forced to make a tough decision. She wants to live in safety with an old man, Otis, but she's a wolf in sheep's clothing; a Trojan horse sent in to recon a building for her loathsome group of bandits who have her ill brother back at camp. This story contained a depth isn't usually seen in the zombie genre. The characters were compassionate and it makes it easy to root for them.
The cover of 'Still Dying 2' could use some tweaking. Sure, if you want to get technical, it's a zombie on the cover of a zombie book. But it could have been illustrated with something to better connect with one of the stories held within. (Just not the bloated sex organs!)


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Join us as we present a showcase of talented filmmakers and musicians alike in the first annual Rock On Music Video Competition! Filmmakers have gathered there resources to produce eight awesome music videos in just seven days! Each team had to abide by various rules including such things as required eye patches and singing into weird objects. Come see what these talented folks came up with for their music videos and also listen to a variety of songs from local bands like Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin , The Love Breakers, Bender, Strip, Defected, Worba, and The Black Raven Creative.
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