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DeenGorge Maolin
This is an Ecological Guesthouse
Deen means been blessed by Ancestral spirits of the Rukai
Maolin is famous of Purple butterfly valley, stay with us, you can see unique purple butterfly flying around you easily。To see purple butterfly is during November to march and the best timing is December to January.
In Summer, waterfall and fresh air give you a break, get away form the city.
To respect all the residents in this area, we have curfew that any activities should be finished before 10:30pm.
Maolin District is a rural district of Kaohsiung City in southern Taiwan. The height ranges from 230 meters to 2700 meters above sea level, with a hot tropical and humid weather. The main population of Maolin district is the Rukai population or the Taiwanese aborigines. Maolin is well suited for tourism due to its unique scenery and ecology. In 2001 December, it is officially made the Maolin National Park of Taiwan.
Please don't make a fire and protect our belongings.
1. There are not much choices of restaurants in Maolin area, we strongly suggest you have lunch/dinner at ( Deen Gorge)用餐
Fare: NTW250/Person/Meal
2. Please book your meal once your reservation has been confirmed, if you have anything could not eat, please also let us know in advance for avoid inconvenience.
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Albergue
- Estacionamiento de bicicletas
- Desayuno
- Café
- Ventilador de techo
- Se aceptan niños
- La tarjeta de crédito no ha sido aceptada
- Cierre
- Aparcamiento gratuito
- Wifi gratuito
- Secadores de pelo
- Comidas disponibles
- No fumadores
- Terraza al aire libre
- Restaurante
- IVA incluido
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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From Kaohsiung:
By public transportation:
Take train from Kaohsiung train station to Pintong(屏東) then take 屏東客運 to 大津(Da Jin),take taxi from Da Jin to Deen Gorge charges 400NT for 4 people.
By car : Take Hwy 27 to Maolin Valley. Enter Maolin Valley and go thru Maolin village to the 2nd small village about 7km from the valley entrance. Turn right at a campsite sign (also DeenGorge in Chinese). The road will go down to the river. Currently there is a temporary bridge that might washout during the summer but a permanent bridge is expected to be built in 2012. The waterfall will be located on the main road. The DeenGorge Guesthouse is on the left shortly after the waterfall.


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Celebrating Cultural Diversity Month with Broward County Libraries
Broward County Libraries Division celebrates art, music, theater, dance and literature from around the world during Cultural Diversity Month this January. See, listen and experience sounds and sights from other cultures at fun events for all ages. Also during Cultural Diversity Month, make it a point to visit your favorite Broward County Library location and pick up books, CDs and DVDs from artists and writers from around the world including great foreign films, global music and books, and more. January 4 - Broward's Got Talent - Talented Youth from Different Cultures Perform, 2 to 5 p.m., Southwest Regional LibraryJanuary 8 - Sharkey's Storytime: One World, Many Stories! Ages 3-5 with caregiver, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center January 11 - Atlantic Coast Theatre for Youth: Alice Rocks Wonderland, all ages, 2 to 3 p.m., Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center January 14 - Cultural Gems Series/Friends of North Regional Library presents author/actress Jayne Amelia Larson as she does a dramatic reading of her memoir, Driving the Saudis, 2 to 3:30 p.m., North Regional/Broward College LibraryJanuary 15 - Foreign Films with commentary by Shelly Isaacs; Film from Denmark, in Danish and Thai with English Subtitles, 2 to 5 p.m., Northwest Regional Library January 18 - The Stieg Larsson Series Book Discussion: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Margate Catharine Young LibraryJanuary 18 - Culture in the Pines: Bring Out the Your Fun, Artistic Side: Draw caricatures! 2 to 4 p.m., Southwest Regional LibraryJanuary 18 - Puppets to Go: Spectacular Seas Black-Light Puppet Show, all ages, 2 to 3 p.m., Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center January 21 - Let's Talk about Books: And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Southwest Regional Library January 23 - Movie Matinee Lunch: Multicultural romantic comedy, call for title: 954-201-2601, noon to 2 p.m., North Regional/Broward College Library January 25 - The Bollywood Experience! In Celebration of Cultural Diversity Month. Please join us for a feature film, popcorn and drinks will be available, 1 to 4 p.m., Miramar Library and Education Center January 25 - Twice Grammy-nominated guitarist and composer Jose Lezcano presents a solo guitar concert, Caribbean Currents and Latin Landscapes, sponsored by the Friends of the Hallandale Beach Branch Library, 4 to 5 p.m., Hallandale Beach Library Exhibits: Art by Gloria Kelley, South Regional/Broward College Library; Cultural Diversity Book Display, Stirling Road Library; The Many Cultures of Broward County, Northwest Regional Library; Our Diverse Cultures Book Display, Northwest Regional Library; Black History Month Information, African-American Research Library and Cultural Center; Hélène Berr, A Stolen Life. 2nd floor, Cotilla Gallery, Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center. Take Free Foreign Language Classes at Broward County Libraries – Online or In Person! Free classes in Spanish language are offered at select libraries to those who would like to learn another language. Currently, the following Broward County Library locations provide Spanish-language instruction; please call library directly for further details:
Online Classes: Use your Broward County Library Card to access free online language-learning courses including Transparent Language Online, formerly Byki, a powerful language learning system that uses flashcards to teach you a set of words or phrases. It is the fastest possible way to lock foreign words and phrases in your long term memory.Language learners can also check out the Brainfuse Language Lab for live, one-on-one online tutoring that puts you directly in touch with free help. Visit a Foreign Country or Culture via Free Streaming, International Films from Broward County Libraries Broward County Libraries recently launched IndieFlix, a free service that lets library customers stream and watch award-winning independent films, television shows, shorts and documentaries from around the world – at no cost. Access streaming film-festival titles including the best of Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca as well as films from more than 50 countries. Watch titles on Xbox, PC, Mac, Smartphone, Tablet and even Roku. IndieFlix requires Internet Explorer 10 or above, Chrome, Firefox or Safari Internet browser for optimal results! Sort by language, genre, intended audience or film length with easy-to-use filters. Getting Started with IndieFlix
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Reinvented chains, from giant to ultrafine, are a new way to give hip texture to everyday clothes.From left, top down:
1. Tough meets luxe when a chain bracelet is unexpectedly broken up by square-set "diamonds." Giles & Brother by Philip Crangi, $100
2. Get a lock on industrial chic in a witty necklace that resembles a jumbo gilded bicycle chain. Michael Kors, $700
3. A casually knotted cascade of thin links drapes like a scarf. Lisa Freede Jewelry, $48
4. Instead of one pricey bracelet, buy a few affordable ones, like this chunky gunmetal number, and stack them up. R.J. Graziano, $65
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According to Herb Zukowsky of the Montreal Gazette on Thursday, Kyries Hebert of the Montreal Alouettes has been fined the Canadian Football League maximum for his hit on Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish on Saturday night, a 29-8 victory by the Stampeders at McMahon Stadium.
Hebert, who can play safety or linebacker, ran quite a long way and delivered a hit to the head on Cornish, who suffered a concussion. If Cornish is out for an extended period of time it will be a big blow to the Calgary Stampders because Cornish was not only the top Canadian in the CFL last season, but was the most outstanding player as well.
Hebert's fine was half of his pay cheque, the most that can be handed out by the CFL. Ironically, Hebert won the 2013 Tom Pate Memorial Award, presented to the CFL player for sportsmanship and who has made a strong contribution to his community.
Hebert, who began his CFL career with the Ottawa Renegades in 2004, has played eight seasons in the CFL, also with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. There was strong speculation that CFL commissioner Mark Cohon would strongly consider suspending Hebert, but the commissioner did not decide to go that route.
Cornish was not the only Stampeder to suffer a serious injury on Saturday. Wide receiver Maurice Price broke his hand. Cornish had 14 carries for 67 yards and a touchdown with three receptions for 41 yards. While Price only caught one pass, but it was a 102 yard reception from quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell for a touchdown.
Good news for the Stampeders is that Cornish and Price each have a week to rest as the Stampeders have a bye in week two. The CFL also fined Stampeders defensive lineman Corey Mace for delivering a punch.
The Stampeders next game will be Saturday, July 12 in Toronto and their next home game will be Friday, July 18 against Hamilton at McMahon Stadium. Both games can be seen on TSN.


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The new production line introduces an additional capacity of 50,000 metric tons at the production facility in Schkopau, Germany. This world-scale unit will begin operation as of today and supply Styron's tire customers around the world.
Marco Levi, Styron's Vice President and General Manager for Emulsion Polymers, described this expansion as a continuation of Styron's history of growth in the rubber arena, with the most recent expansion in 2009 when the company brought another new SSBR train on stream.
"SSBR is a valued and strategic business within Styron and is core to the company's growth plans. Since the company's formation, the rubber business has been the top recipient of new capital investment," said Levi. "Styron is dedicated to partnering with its customers to design and develop rubber technology that will help them upgrade their line of tires to address global trends and regulatory standards. We are innovating for tomorrow, on a platform of 75 years of rubber expertise."
The new production train is built alongside existing trains, fully in line with initial construction plans, within budget and remarkably fast in comparison to projects of similar scale and complexity in the industry. The train focuses on SSBR production, with the capability to produce all existing clear and oil extended Styron grades.
According to Francesca Reverberi, Business Director for Rubber at Styron, Styron built this new train in response to the clear and increasing market need for high performance tires.
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The Federal, Food Drink and Provisions is hosting Somerston vineyard, farm and winery, for a five-course wine dinner on Tuesday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m. With whole lambs, olive oil, honey, herbs, veggies and wines flown into the 305 directly from the Somerston property in Napa Valley, the evening is truly a farm-to-table affair, including an innovative snout-to-tail lamb menu from The Federal Chef, Owner Zapata, and wine pairings from the evening's host Winemaker Craig Becker of Somerston Estates Wines. Cost for the dinner is $85 per person, inclusive of tax/gratuity; reservations must be made in advance Menu follows.
Course 1:
Priest Ranch Brut Rose Traditional Method
Charcuterie Board
lamb belly pancetta, head cheese, lamb liver pate, tartar,
assorted pickles/marmalades/mustards
Course 2:
Priest Ranch Grenache Blanc & Somerston Sauvignon Blanc
Warm Spring Vegetable Medley
fiddlehead ferns, morels, fava beans, 63 degree egg, lamb
Course 3:
Centerline Highflyer Syrah Blend
Lamb Ragu & Gnocchi
lamby odds and ends, sheep's milk ricotta gnocchi,
reduced lamb jus
Course 4:
Priest Ranch Petite Syrah
Board o'Lamb
smoked leg of lamb, grilled lamb bratwurst,
roasted lamb's head,
braised red cabbage, mustard
Course 5:
Somerston Port Wine
Chocolate & Cheese
assorted textures and flavors
Located at 5132 Biscayne Boulevard in the MiMo district, The Federal, Food, Drink & Provisions is open for Supper Tuesday–Thursday from 6:00pm – 10:00pm, Friday–Saturday from 6:00pm – 11:00pm and Sunday from 6:00pm – 9:00pm. Their $15 Bottomless Happy Hour takes place Tuesday–Friday from 5:00pm-7:00pm. The Boozy Weekend Brunch is Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30am – 3:30pm. Parking is free Tuesday–Thursday in front and rear parking lots; $3 Valet Parking offered on weekends. Telephone: 305.758.9559; www.thefederalmiami.com


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Moral self-infatuation has its own corruptions, after all. With time, almost every other principle of the magazine acquired an ironic echo, a sort of cackling aftermath.
Source: Renata Adler in Gone: The Last Days of The New Yorker, (Simon & Schuster)
At six one morning, Will went out in jeans and frayed sweater to buy a quart of milk. A tourist bus went by. The megaphone was directed at him. "There's one," it said. That was in the l960s. Ever since, he's wondered. There's one what?
No one ever confides a secret to one person only. No one destroys all copies of a document.
In the strange heat all litigation brings to bear on things, the very process of litigation fosters the most profound misunderstandings in the world.
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Idle people are often bored and bored people, unless they sleep a lot, are cruel. It is not accident that boredom and cruelty are great preoccupations in our time.
Fear . . . is forward. No one is afraid of yesterday.
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A Vancouver man and woman were arraigned Friday in Clark County Superior Court on multiple charges in connection with the Nov. 28 attempted murder of an Oregon man at Vancouver Lake Park.
Pedro "Junior" Godinez Jr., 19, was charged with first-degree attempted murder, first-degree kidnapping, first-degree robbery, first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm and bribing a witness.
Joanna Kyrstin May Speaks, 22, was charged with first-degree attempted murder, first-degree kidnapping, first-degree robbery, first-degree rendering criminal assistance, tampering with a witness and accepting a bribe as a witness.
The alleged crimes are aggravated by deliberate cruelty toward the alleged victim and displaying a lack of remorse, said Deputy Prosecutor Dan Gasperino. Judge Barbara Johnson scheduled a joint trial for Feb. 4, which will likely be delayed for preparations.
Godinez remains in the Clark County Jail on $1 million bail. Speaks is in jail on $250,000 bail.
Speaks said at her first court appearance Dec. 3 that she would hire an attorney to represent her. On Friday, she asked for a court-appointed attorney, and defense attorney Anthony Lowe was appointed. Court-appointed defense attorney Matt Hoff represents Godinez.
Godinez was apprehended Dec. 7 by U.S. marshals in the Central Washington town of Grandview and transported to Clark County.
Speaks was arrested Nov. 30 on suspicion of luring an Oregon man, Freddie Landstrom, to her east Vancouver apartment.
Once Landstrom arrived, she allegedly invited him into a bedroom and then Godinez allegedly entered, robbed him, ordered him to drive to an area near Vancouver Lake. Once there, he shot Landstrom.
Landstrom was shot multiple times before he grabbed the gun and struggled with the suspect, according to police. Landstrom was able to flee west through a swamp to Kadow's Marina, police said.
He walked for about an hour before contacting a resident, who called 911, Gasperino has said.
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Six-year-old Emma has some hard-hitting questions about Santa for her parents F-X and Cécile. After all, the whole family is on a cycling and climbing trip around the world, so there's no home address, no mantle for stockings, and no chimney for Santa (unless he's into climbing). Get a sneak peek at how MEC Envoys F-X and Cécile will make the holidays happen for Emma while they're on the road, along with some tips on cycle touring with kids.
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CHICAGO--University of Arizona punter Danny Baugher has been named an All-American by Pro Football Weekly.
The PFW team is selected by staff analyst Mark Nawrocki after consultation with NFL evaluators and extensive game film study. It also cites a player's leadership, resiliency, toughness and character.
Baugher was named a third-team AP All-American earlier this week, and as one of three finalists for the Ray Guy Award as the nation's top punter attended the College Football Awards ceremonies in Orlando, Fla., earlier this month.
The UA kicker led the nation with a 47.5 yard average before an injury ended his season in Arizona's seventh game of the year against Oregon, when he hurt a knee after being tackled reurning a blocked punt 39 yards. His per-kick figure remained best in NCAA Division I, although he was dropped from the rankings because he did not play in 75 percent -- two more-- of the Wildcats' 11 games.
Baugher was one of three Pacific-10 Conference players who made the team picked by the publication, which focuses primarily on professional football. Running back Reggie Bush of Southern California and kick returner Maurice Drew of UCLA were the others.
He finished the year with 37 punts for 1,758 yards, with 11 downed inside the opponents' 20 yard-line, seven fair catches and eight touchbacks. His effort -- and a superb subsequent relief job by junior placekicker Nick Folk -- helped Arizona post a net punting figure of 36.0 yards. Under 2005 NCAA rules, all touchbacks subtracted 20 yards from net punting figures and Baugher and Folk combined to keep UA to only 10 touchbacks on its 61 punts, with 19 stuck inside the 20.
Baugher's 47.5 figure set an Arizona school season record, topping the mark of 44.6 yards by Joe Payton in 1965 by a wide margin. His senior season gave him a career mark of 42.1 yards per punt, and he holds the UA career mark with 225 total punts and 9,476 yards.
Baugher is the second UA punter and fourth kicker to earn All-America honors. Josh Miller was a first-team selection by the Football Writers Association of America and The Sporting News in 1992, and has punted for the Baltimore Stallions (CFL, 1994-95), Pittsburge Steelers (1996-2003) and New England Patriots since his two-year UA career. The others are place kickers Steve McLaughlin (Lou Groza Award and consensus first-team All-America) in 1992 and Max Zendejas (second-team The Sporting News) in 1985.
Also today, UA receiver Mike Thomas (2nd team) and defensive end Johnathan Turner (3rd team) were named Freshman All-America by The Sporting News, while quarterback Willie Tuitama and linebacker Ronnie Palmer earned honorable mention.
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2005 Football All-Americans
QB Vince Young, Texas, Jr.
FB Brian Leonard, Rutgers, Jr.
RB Reggie Bush, USC, Jr.
RB Laurence Maroney, Minnesota, Jr.
TE Vernon Davis, Maryland, Jr.
WR Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech, So.
WR Jeff Samardzija, Notre Dame, Jr.
C Nick Mangold, Ohio State, Sr.
OG Davin Joseph, Oklahoma, Sr.
OG Max Jean-Gilles, Georgia, Sr.
OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Virginia, Sr.
OT Joe Thomas, Wisconsin, Jr.
DE Kamerion Wimbley, Florida State, Sr.
DE Mario Williams, North Carolina State, Jr.
DT Brodrick Bunkley, Florida State, Sr.
DT Kyle Williams, LSU, Sr.
ILB Patrick Willis, Mississippi, Jr.
OLB A.J. Hawk, Ohio State, Sr.
OLB Chad Greenway, Iowa, Sr.
CB Kelly Jennings, Miami (Fla.), Sr.
CB Alan Zemaitis, Penn State, Sr.
FS Michael Huff, Texas, Sr.
SS Donte Whitner, Ohio State, Jr.
PK Mason Crosby, Colorado, Jr.
P Danny Baugher, Arizona, Sr.
KR Cory Rodgers, Texas Christian, Jr.
PR Maurice Drew, UCLA, Jr.
Joe Paterno, Penn State
Honorable Mention:
QB - Matt Leinart, USC, Sr.; Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt, Sr.; JaMarcus Russell, LSU, So.; Brady Quinn, Notre Dame, Jr.; Drew Stanton, Michigan State, Jr.; Michael Robinson, Penn State, Sr.; Darrell Hackney, UAB, Sr.
FB - David Kirtman, USC, Sr.
RB - LenDale White, USC, Jr.; Darren McFadden, Arkansas, Fr.; DeAngelo Williams, Memphis, Sr.; Brian Calhoun, Wisconsin, Jr.; Tyrell Sutton, Northwestern, Fr.
TE - Joe Klopfenstein, Colorado, Sr.; Marcedes Lewis, UCLA, Sr.; Garrett Mills, Tulsa, Sr.; Leonard Pope, Georgia, Jr.
WR - Dwayne Jarrett, USC, So.; Demetrius Williams, Oregon, Sr.; Mike Hass, Oregon State, Sr.; Greg Jennings, Western Michigan, Sr.; Maurice Stovall, Notre Dame, Sr.; Sinorice Moss, Miami (Fla.), Sr.; Sidney Rice, South Carolina, Fr.; Chad Jackson, Florida, Jr.
C - Kyle Young, Fresno State, Jr.; Chris Chester, Oklahoma, Sr.; Anthony Wollschlager, Miami (Fla.); Jr.; Leroy Harris, North Carolina St., Jr.
OG - Taituisi "Deuce" Lutui, USC, Sr.; Fred Matua, USC, Jr.; Will Allen, Texas, Sr.
OT - Jonathan Scott, Texas, Sr.; Justin Blaylock, Texas, Jr.; Marcus McNeil, Auburn, Sr.; Eric Winston, Miami (Fla.), Sr.; Rashad Butler, Miami (Fla.).
DE - Tim Crowder, Texas, Jr.; Quentin Moses, Georgia, Jr.; Tamba Hali, Penn State, Sr.; Manny Lawson, North Carolina State, Sr.; Gaines Adams, Clemson, Jr.; Mathias Kiwanuka, Boston College, Sr.; Parys Haralson, Tennessee, Sr.; Elvis Dumervil, Louisville, Sr.; Dan Bazuin, Central Michigan, Jr.
DT - Haloti Ngata, Oregon, Jr.; Claude Wroten, LSU, Sr.; Marcus Thomas, Florida, Jr.
LB - D'Qwell Jackson, Maryland, Sr.; DeMeco Ryans, Alabama, Sr.; Paul Posluszny,
Penn State, Jr.; Brandon Siler, Florida, So.; Bobby Carpenter, Ohio State, Sr.
CB - Richard Marshall, Fresno State, Jr.; Leon Hall, Michigan, Jr.; Jimmy Williams, Virginia Tech, Sr.; Cedric Griffin, Texas, Sr.; Tye Hill, Clemson, Sr.; Tim Jennings, Georgia.
S - Bernard Pollard, Purdue, Jr.; LaRon Landry, LSU, Jr.; Darnell Bing, USC, Jr.; Ko Simpson, South Carolina, So.; Roman Harper, Alabama, Sr.; Brandon Meriweather, Miami (Fla.), Jr.; Kenny Phillips, Miami (Fla.), Fr.; Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame, So.
PK - Josh Huston, Ohio State, Sr.; Alexis Serna, Oregon State, So.
KR -Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State, So.
PR -Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame, So.; Brandon Williams, Wisconsin, Sr.; Aaron
Ross, Texas, Jr.; Devin Hester, Miami (Fla.), Jr.
P -Ryan Plackemeier, Wake Forest, Sr.; John Torp, Colorado, Sr.
HEAD COACH - Charlie Weis, Notre Dame; Karl Dorrell, UCLA; Rich Rodriguez, West Virginia;
Gary Patterson, Texas Christian; Mack Brown, Texas; Pete Carroll, USC; Mike
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Baker (1-4) finished the game 24-for-61 (39 percent) from the field and 3-for-11 (27 percent) from beyond the arc.
Ottawa (1-3) finished the contest with three players scoring in double figures as Amber Ramsey led the Braves with 13 points and seven rebounds.
Baker returns to action on Saturday afternoon when they face Park University (4-0) at 6 p.m.
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Basin Harbor Club
Vergennes, VT 05491
Phone: 802-475-2311
As timeless as a resort can be: Family-owned for more than 100 years, with a matchless location on Lake Champlain, the Club offers cottage or inn accommodations, water sports ranging from paddleboarding to cruising in a vintage Chris-Craft, a private golf course, and fine formal and informal dining. There's even a private landing strip. Rates: from $220. Best Lakeside Resort
–Yankee Magazine May/June 2015
The Basin Harbor Club on Lake Champlain in Vermont has what families and couples are looking for: relaxing time together in an otherwise hectic world. No other Vermont resort can offer the stunning location, wealth of amenities and unparalleled service that four generations of Beach Family offer. Our attentive staff is dedicated to making your stay one to remember. About 350 guests can be accommodated with roughly 325 staff members seeing to their every need. Basin Harbor's more than 700 acres on Lake Champlain are part of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program. Children enjoy Kids Camp, a comprehensive program for ages 3-17, and yes we are a pet-friendly resort. 2011 is our 125th year…..stay tuned for anniversary plans. The resort is open from mid-may to mid-October.
Yankee Magazine May 2011
You'll want to pack a trunk and spend all summer at this plush, 125-year-old Lake Champlain retreat. Golf, watercraft, formal dining, and cottage or lodge accommodations.
-Yankee Magazine April 2011
The Basin Harbor Club is situated on Lake Champlain, at a narrow point with dramatic views of the Adirondacks. It's been operated by the Beach family since 1886, evolving from a guest farm into a 700-acre grand resort that caters to 380 lodgers with a staff of 330. Family-geared cottages are scattered along the lake. Basin Harbor amenities include an 18-hole golf course and a landing strip.
–Yankee Magazine April 2006
Imagine staying with old family friends at their Lake Champlain estate, and you'll have an idea of what a Basin Harbor sojourn is like. Even your most comfortable friends, though, aren't likely to have a fleet of watercraft, an 18-hole golf course, and a private airstrip. The lakeside cottage accommodations are superb, and the main dining room preserves the admirable custom of requiring gentlemen to wear jackets and ties after 6 p.m. Open mid-May to mid-Oct.
–Yankee Magazine May 2003
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That is the best lists I have seen to date, he's ranked 4th.
#1 - Jason Brown - Baltimore (likely to be retained)
#2 - Brad Meester - Jax (Currently a guard)
#3 - Jeff Saturday - Colts (Much Older)
#4 - Eric Ghiacuic
#5 - Matt Birk - Minnesota (Much Older)
A guy we have already sorta kinda been linked to only due to connections (Mcanally) is Richie Incognito of St. Louis but he's not currently a FA and I doubt I would want him if he were. He seems like a good run blocker but not sure he's a good fit in the passing game. Whoever we get needs to remain healthy and be able to pass block because Carson is too important.
I don't know about Benson, I just get this feeling that he won't have the same fire he came out with this season if he gets a big contract. I also had read where he and Marvin actually didn't see things eye to eye on several occassions. Plus the games he played the best there was an awful lack of effort & tackling against us. I'm just not sold.


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Rudy On Canfield: "After being a little beset by injuries her sophomore year, she had a revival her junior year ... Then she had her best spring so far, in terms of training and attacking; her skill level has come up immensely ... We're going to be depending on her to take goals from either flank."
As A Senior In 2007: Game-by-Game Statistics
As a Junior In 2006: Named to National Soccer Coaches Association of American All-Northeast Region Third Team ... Started all 17 games, tallying 17 points on seven goals and three assists (three goals and one assist in conference play) ... The 17 points led the team as did the seven goals ... Tied for second on the team with three assists ... Also tallied three game-winning goals which was tied for a team-high ... Her 41 shots were second on the team ... 24 of them were on goal, tops on UMass ... Had an assist against Boston University (8/30) ... Scored one goal against Iona College (9/3) and a game-winning goal against Hartford (9/7) ... Assisted the game-winning goal in overtime against Albany (9/10) ... Had a goal against Yale (9/15) and one against UConn (9/19)... Scored game's only goal in a 1-0 win over George Washington (9/29)... Named UMass/Dinn Bros. Athlete of the Week October 2 ... Assisted on a goal against Dayton (10/6)... Scored the game-winning goal in overtime versus Xavier (10/8)... Had three shots against Temple (10/15) ... Scored a goal against Rhode Island (10/22).
As A Sophomore In 2005: Played in all 18 games of the season, starting in 12 ... led the team in scoring with four goals and four assists for 12 points ... In conference play, scored two goals and added an assist for five points ... Contributed to team's 4-0 win over Duquesne (10/14) with a goal ... Scored the game-winning double-overtime goal against LaSalle (10/23), capturing the 2-1 win ... Added a goal vs. Marist (9/2) in 3-0 win ... Had UMass' lone goal in 2-1 loss to Vermont (9/18) ... Assisted on two goals vs. Hartford (8/26) ... Added an assist on Jenny Roehrig's game-winning goal vs. Holy Cross (9/16) ... Picked up another assist on game-winning goal vs. Fordham (9/30) ... Took a season-high six shots vs. Vermont (9/18) and had five shots vs. St. Bonaventure (10/2) ... Accumulated a total of 39 shots with 19 coming in conference play.
As A Freshman In 2004: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team as well as the A-10 Second Team ... UMass' leading scorer with 11 goals for 22 points ... Played in all 18 games, starting eight of them ... 65 shots ranked second on the team, while her 34 shots on goal led the Minutewomen ... First collegiate goal came in first collegiate game vs. Boston University (8/29) ... Recorded two goal in two games: vs. Temple (10/3) and Xavier (10/17) ... Recorded three game-winners (vs. Temple, Xavier and St. Bonaventure on 10/29), which tied for first on the team ... Also scored against Fairfield (9/5), Holy Cross (9/27), George Washington (10/6), LaSalle (10/24), St. Bonaventure (10/29) and Duquense (10/31) ... Took a season-high 11 shots vs. Temple.
Before UMass: A 2004 graduate of Southwick-Tolland Regional High School in Southwick, Mass., where she lettered four times for head coach Todd Downie ... Tallied a remarkable 90 points (39 g, 12 a) during her senior season and 186 career points (80 g, 26 a) ... Earned first-team All-League honors three times, All-State twice, All-New England once and was Western Massachusetts Division II MVP ... Was also first team All-Scholastic her junior and senior seasons ... Team MVP three times ... Participated on the Under-17 Mutiny Division I National Championship team ... Lettered four times in basketball and track and field.
Personal: Brittany Dawn Canfield ... Born October 4, 1985, in Hartford, Conn. ... Daughter of Donald and Jane Canfield ... A Kinesiology major.
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Brian's exclusive forecast for Washington DC:
This afternoon: Mostly sunny and pleasant with a few fair-weather clouds and a high in the lower 70s.
Tonight: Mostly clear but not as cool with a low in the lower to middle 50s.
Tuesday: Morning sunshine followed by afternoon clouds with a high in the mid to upper 70s.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy with showers and isolated thundershowers. The low will be in the lower 60s.
Wednesday: Cloudy with showers and thundershowers. The high will be in the mid 70s.
The extended forecast calls for sunshine on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
Weather Summary
Another spectacular May afternoon in Baltimore and Washington with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the lower 70s. The morning started off with some very cool readings as the mercury dipped into the mid and upper 40s in the suburbs and lower to middle 50s in downtown areas. High pressure building over the region is responsible for today's beautiful weather. Tuesday will continue the trend of sunny days, but clouds will begin to overspread the region by tomorrow afternoon as a warm front approaches from the southwest. This warm front will produce widespread showers and thundershowers on Tuesday night through Wednesday. A cold front will follow by early Thursday morning with a few additional showers; however, sunshine is expected to return to the Middle Atlantic states by Thursday afternoon. The period Friday through Sunday will feature sunshine and pleasant temperatures with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
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Match 27: Arizona (12-14, 1-6) vs. Utah (14-8, 2-5)
Time/Date: 11:00 a.m. PT – Wednesday, Apr. 23
Where: Ojai, Calif.
Tucson, Ariz. – Arizona opens the Pac-12 Championships vs. a familiar opponent as the Cats play No. 53 Utah at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, Apr. 23 in Ojai, Calif.
The Wildcats closed out the regular season defeating the Utes decisively, beating the team 4-1. In the last matchup, Arizona won the doubles point through victories by Kieren Thompson and Mario Urquidi as well as Sumeet Shinde and Naoki Takeda.
In singles, Takeda, Shinde, and Urquidi won, with Takeda clinching the 4-1 victory.
"They're a good team and we're going to have to be ready," head coach Tad Berkowitz said. "They're going to be ready for us. But it's nice to go into the Pac-12 conference tournament with a nice home win."
The Pac-12 Championships will be a single elimination team tournament running thru Apr. 26, with the winner receiving an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
For continued coverage of Arizona men's tennis, visit ArizonaWildcats.com, follow @ArizonaMTennis on Twitter and Instagram, and on Facebook at facebook.com/ArizonaMensTennis.


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BUT - the real world price is ~$800 (IIRC), plus a scope. You're looking at easily over ~ $1,000 total.
My Marlin 336 was less than $500, including scope and sling. The difference is significant, and buys a lot of training.
Other bolt actions can be had for less, but are limited in ammo capacity. My lever gun holds 6, and can be topped off easily (I keep an extra 10 rounds on an elastic butt cuff).
The odds of my needing to engage a target at ranges in excess of 100 yards are very low - I was just interested in seeing if it could be done, if necessary. Again, this is for defense - not hunting.


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Posted on Thursday, August 1, 2013 by Allison Byers
Terminal Lance: The White Donkey is a webcomic that is written and illustrated by Maximilian Uriarte, a prior-enlisted Marine with a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Animation from the California College of the Arts. Max tells us that he has been writing this story for the past three years. "It is a fictional story of a Marine, Abe, and his existential journey through the Marine Corps, Iraq, and his return home. Within the story, Abe enlists in the United States Marine Corps in the hopes of finding that missing something in his life that he can't explain," Max related.


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June 20, 2011
Josh Pyke's New Single Out Now!
In what might be considered 'news of the day', Josh Pyke's brand spanking new single No One Wants A Lover is available now on iTunes. Grab it here + now and add some handclaps to your week. The track is lifted from JP's third album Only Sparrows which we'll be releasing on August 19. Excited? Listen to No One Wants A Lover and you will be!


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Real Estate Pre-licensure Classes Available
Penn State Greater Allegheny is offering 10-week Real Estate Pre-licensure classes on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, beginning February 13, 2008 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the campus' Frable Conference Center.
The Penn State Real Estate Certification Program is designed to help students prepare for a career in real estate. The training is designed for anyone who is interested in real estate as a profession or in learning more about specific areas of the field. The courses are approved by the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission and can be applied toward the educational requirements for taking the salesperson's and broker's license examinations.
The Continuing Education department currently offers two real estate courses, Real Estate Fundamentals on Wednesday evenings and Real Estate Practice on Thursday evenings. The goal is to provide a foundation in real estate training and education that suits the needs, schedule, and budget of the adult student.
For further information or to register online, download the pdf file or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 412.675.9051.


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Content marketing matters, and all businesses need it. If you do not know exactly what content marketing is, then you will want to make contact with ACC Writing Services asap. Your business is losing money!
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Pregame will be posted a few hours before each game this baseball season. About an hour before first pitch, lineups will be added to the bottom of this post. Return after the game for our Postgame blog with video.
OXFORD – Alden Cartwright will start on the mound for LSU.
Cartwright, a freshman and Runnels High grad, is making just his second start this season. It's his second start this week, too.
Cartwright got the nod in the win over Southern Miss. He pitched a perfect first inning before giving up a home run and single in the second.
General Info
- What: LSU (29-10-1, 9-7-1) vs. Ole Miss (30-10, 10-7)
- When: 1 p.m. Saturday
- Where: Oxford-University Stadium, Oxford, Miss.
- Starting pitchers: LSU Fr. RHP Alden Cartwright (1-0, 2.16) vs. OM Jr. RHP Sam Smith (5-2, 2.30)
- In-game updates on Twitter: @DellengerAdv
- On deck: vs. Tulane, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oxford-University Stadium, Oxford
- In the hole: vs. Tennessee, 7 p.m. Friday, Alex Box Stadium
- Links to know: Ole Miss beats bungling LSU to even series; Notes: Zardon gets first nod at second in shuffled lineup; Postgame blog
What's At Stake
- In what many believe is a series between the top two teams in the SEC, LSU has a shot to win it and maintain their top-3 place in the league standings. More so, the Tigers can prove they can win a series finale. They've won one of five and tied once.
What To Watch
- Cartwright's nod: The freshman from Runnels gets the start on the mound against Ole Miss. Aaron Nola started on the mound as a freshman in a rubber match against Ole Miss two years ago. He and LSU got the win. Cartwright, though, is making just his second ever start. He started in a win over Southern Miss on Tuesday, pitching a perfect first before allowing a homer in the second. Cartwright has struck out 16 and walked just three in 16.2 innings this season.
- The bats: The Tigers left 19 runners stranded in the first 18 innings against Ole Miss. That's rough. LSU must started bringing runs home. It's a good time to start Saturday, when there's no Nola or Poche on the mound.
- The pen: Cartwright is likely to work just two to three innings giving way to a bullpen that's been up and down. It'll be on their shoulders. Zac Person, Parker Bugg and Kyle Bouman will all probably see time on the mound.
Know Your Opponent
- Smith is the only member of Ole Miss' starting rotation who was a part of it last year. Smith, of Lake Charles, isn't a strikeout guy, and he's allowed 52 hits in 54.2 innings.
- Andrew Stevenson, CF
- Mark Laird, RF
- Jake Fraley, LF
- Sean McMullen, DH
- Tyler Moore, 1B
- Alex Bregman, SS
- Kade Scivicque, C
- Conner Hale, 2B
- Christian Ibarra, 3B
Ole Miss
- Braxton Lee, LF
- Auston Bousfield, CF
- Austin Anderson, 3B
- Will Allen, C
- Sikes Orvis, 1B
- J.B. Woodman, DH
- Will Jamison, RF
- Preston Orverby, 2B
- Errol Robinson, SS


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Exclusive: 15 Minute Q&A with Richard Gage, AIA, on Resolution 15-6
Saturday, May 16th, the American Institute of Architects will hold a vote on Resolution 15-6 in Atlanta.
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Finalized Resolution 15-6: To cause the AIA to adopt a Position Statement in support of a new investigation into the complete collapse of 7 World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
"Thousands of members of the architecture and engineering professions, including 55 sponsors of this resolution, believe the NIST investigation did not adhere to the principles of the scientific method and as a result the conclusions of the NIST investigation are fatally flawed."
Source: http://www.aia.org/aiaucmp/groups/aia/documents/pdf/aiab105884.pdf
May 2, 2015 - Telephone Interview - Transcribed May 15, 2015
National AIA Convention Will Vote On WTC7 Resolution
Atlanta, GA - May 14-16 2015
(page 26) Resolution 5-6
Title: 7 World Trade Center
Sponsors: Daniel Barnum, FAIA and Fifty Members of the Institute
Intent: To cause the AIA to adopt a Position Statement in support of a new investigation into the complete collapse of 7 World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
WHEREAS, under the AIA Public Policies and Position Statements, it is the responsibility of architects to design a resilient environment that can more successfully adapt to natural conditions and that can more readily absorb and recover from adverse events; and
WHEREAS, architects and others involved in the design and construction of buildings depend upon the information obtained from investigations into building failures to inform the development of model building codes; and
WHEREAS, on September 11, 2001, 7 World Trade Center, a 47-story high-rise building, suffered a complete collapse; and
The Secret Life of Timothy McVeigh – by James Corbett
Episode 305 – The Secret Life of Timothy McVeigh- Corbett • 05/11/2015
Timothy McVeigh. We've been told so much about him, the Oklahoma City bombing, and what it meant for America. But what if it's all a lie? Join us today for this special Corbett Report podcastumentary as we examine the multiple trucks, multiple bombs, government informants, faked executions and other pieces of information suggesting that McVeigh was not a "lone wolf bomber" at all but a sheepdipped special forces operative working for the government, exactly as he claimed.
We Were Lied To About 9/11 - Episode 27 - Abby Martin
Abby Martin is an American journalist and former host of Breaking the Set on the RT America network, working from the Washington, D.C. bureau. Before hosting her own show, she had worked for two years as a correspondent for RT America. Martin is also an artist and activist, and helped found the citizen journalism website, Media Roots. She serves on the board of directors for the Media Freedom Foundation which manages Project Censored. Martin appeared in the documentary film Project Censored The Movie: Ending the Reign of Junk Food News (2013), and co-directed 99%: The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film (2013).
Why Do Good People Become Silent—or Worse—About 9/11? Part 16: Dissociation By Frances T. Shure
Why Do Good People Become Silent—or Worse—About 9/11?
When such a vulnerable person hears the evidence that 9/11 skeptics present, he . . . may become silent and unresponsive as though disoriented, so that he appears "spacey."
Part 16: Dissociation
By Frances T. Shure
Editor's Note: Frances Shure, M.A., L.P.C., has performed an in-depth analysis addressing a key issue of our time: "Why Do Good People Become Silent — or Worse — About 9/11?" The resulting essay, being presented here as a series, is a synthesis of both academic research and clinical observations.
© by Frances T. Shure, 2015
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New 9/11 Timeline Entries: Crisis Action Teams, Early Accounts of the Government's Response to the 9/11 Attacks, and More
From the History Commons Groups blog:
A large number of entries have been added to the Complete 9/11 Timeline at History Commons, including many that provide new details about the events of September 11, 2001, and some that describe the initial official accounts of the military's response to the 9/11 attacks.
Air Force Secretary and Chief and Chief of Staff Learned of Attacks during Meetings
Several new timeline entries detail the actions of James Roche, the secretary of the Air Force, and John Jumper, the Air Force chief of staff, on September 11. Roche was alerted to the first plane crash at the World Trade Center during a meeting with several congressmen in his office at the Pentagon, in which the subject of Islamic fundamentalism was being discussed. Jumper, meanwhile, learned about the crashes at the WTC during a routine staff meeting, but he continued the meeting instead of responding right away.
After Jumper headed upstairs to Roche's office, the two men were escorted to the Air Force Operations Center in the basement of the Pentagon shortly after the building was attacked, at 9:37 a.m. When they arrived at the Operations Center, they started assisting the Air Force's response to the attacks.
We Were Lied To About 9/11 - Episode 26 - Dan Christensen
Dan founded Florida Bulldog in 2009 using the name Broward Bulldog. He is an award-winning former investigative reporter for The Miami Herald and Daily Business Review, and one of South Florida's most experienced reporters. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in political science from the University of Miami.
Dan's stories about Broward Sheriff Ken Jenne's private business dealings sparked a federal corruption investigation that landed Jenne in prison in 2007. His stories about hidden and falsified court records in Broward, Miami-Dade and elsewhere in Florida for The Miami Herald in 2006 led to a pair of unanimous Florida Supreme Court decisions in 2007 and 2010 outlawing those practices.
9/11 Exposed - Full Documentary Film (2015)
Published on Apr 21, 2015
9/11 Exposed is an educational documentary that examines the collapses of the Twin Towers and WTC 7 on September 11th, 2001.
*Warning* Explicit Language. This film may not be suitable for younger viewers.
Released: April 21, 2015
Music by Max Axiom & Ross Bugen
Other 9/11 Documentaries:
9/11: Explosive Evidence - Experts Speak Out (Free 1-hour version)
Loose Change Final Cut
September 11 - The New Pearl Harbor
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A Veterans Day presentation today at Ralph E. Waite Elementary School will cap off a remarkable story that wouldn't have been told without the help of an 8-year-old boy.
The tale began in July, when Lenny Aydemir, a third-grader at Waite, was given a set of U.S. Army dog tags by his uncle, Christophe, who was visiting from France.
The uncle said a friend, Vincent Granier, had found the dog tags in a French farm field in Tinqueux in 1990.
The boy's curiosity and penchant for research led him to solve a riddle that both his uncle and his friend had spent years trying to unravel.
The boy began searching the Internet using the information on the dog tags — Jack B. Robbins of Wichita Falls, Texas, and a serial number.
The online search turned up Jackie Flannery, a Chicago woman who was writing a book on "Thunder Bums" — the 368th Fighter Group that flew combat missions on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
Flannery knew that Robbins was a member of the 368th who had been shot down on June 24, 1944, over St. Giles, France.
A family had aided and fed the injured Robbins, but he was captured by the Germans as he struggled to find his way to the Allied lines.
It was at a German holding station where Flannery believes Robbins lost his tags.
The French family who had helped Robbins tried for years to track him down. Uncle Christophe and his friend who found the dog tags had no better luck.
Flannery said she was surprised when she received an email from the boy.
"Anything associated with Jack online, my name comes up, and I thought someone was playing a joke on me," she said. "I kept up with him and asked a lot of questions, then I found out he was 8, in third grade in Medina!"
Flannery said all the boy wanted to do was send the dog tags to the Robbins family. But Flannery reached out to the family and worked with Lenny's father, Ercan Aydemir, and Waite Elementary School to make the presentation on Veterans Day.
The family of Robbins, who survived the war and died in a fishing accident in 1969, has branches in Texas and Colorado. Both groups will be represented at today's presentation.
Robbins' granddaughter, Destiny, 26, will receive the dog tags from Lenny in front of an audience that includes 40 or more military veteran family members of students.
Flannery said having the ceremony at Waite Elementary was especially appropriate: The school's namesake, Ralph E. Waite, was in the Army and fought at the Battle of the Bulge. His unit received support from the 368th Fighter Group — Robbins' outfit.
Aydemir said his son understands the significance of the occasion for Americans and the people of France.
The Aydemirs came to Medina two years ago because of the father's work as an international representative for Goodyear Tire in Europe.
"He understands about World War II and what it means and how the Americans helped liberate France," said Ercan, "He's excited for (today) and to hand over the dog tags to the family members."
Lenny said he enjoys history as a subject in school and said he plans to take on more projects like this one in the future.
"When we started building the presentation and finding information, I was really into that, and I really like working with my dad," he said. "I want to find more dog tags in France, and find the families."
Flannery said the story of the dog tags will feature prominently in her book.
"There wouldn't be any story without Lenny," she said. "This boy is fabulous.
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 180 lbs.
Born: June 11, 1987 in Birmingham, AL
High School: Spain Park
College: Clemson (school history) (Grisham college stats)
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Read the latest review of Composer-in-Residence Dan Locklair's Tapestries, written by Marvin J. Ward of CVNC.org: http://cvnc.org/article.cfm?articleId=7100
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CVNC.org features review of Composer-in-Residence Dan Locklair's Tapestries
Locklair's new release – Tapestries –
Wake Forest composer-in-resident Dan Locklair has new release! A new 2-CD set — Tapestries — of his choral music has been released: http://www.msrcd.com/catalog/cd/MS1463
Read about the World Premiere of Locklair's "Canzona for the Music Makers"
Composer-in-residence Dan Locklair celebrates another World Premiere. His "Canzona for the Music Makers" was commissioned by the Charlotte Symphony, supported by a grant from the NC Arts Council, for Charlotte's Northwest School of the Arts, a racial/socio-economic diverse school where enrollment is based on artistically gifted talent. Read more Read more »
Watch composer-in-residence Dan Locklair mentor students at The Charlotte NW School of the Arts—
Carolina Impact news coverage: Wake Forest University composer-in-residence Dan Locklair mentors students at The Charlotte NW School of the Arts—click link to watch the segment: http://www.tubechop.com/watch/2641547


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The Sierra Nevada range is one of California's most popular outdoor playgrounds. One of the premier destinations for hiking, backpacking, climbing, and winter sports, the Sierras are home to Yosemite, Sequoia, Kings Canyon National Parks, vast tracts of National Forest lands, including 20 Wilderness Areas. Running from north of Lake Tahoe all the way to the southern edge of Sequoia National Park this map card is based on the award-winning National Geographic Trails Illustrated topographic maps. Built in partnership with land management agencies, Trails Illustrated maps are the most accurate available featuring updated trail networks, wilderness designations, camp fire boundaries, campgrounds, points of interest, boat launches, fishing access, Sno-Parks, and many more types of recreation information. This map card is part of the National Geographic Trails Illustrated series and covers the majority of the Sierra Nevada range on one SD card.
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Eliga Gould
A.B., Princeton University, 1983
M.Sc., University of Edinburgh, 1987
M.A., Johns Hopkins University, 1988
Ph.D., ibid., 1993
Courses Taught
HIST 405: History of Early America
HIST 605/805: Revolutionary America
HIST 797: Senior Colloquium (Anglo-American Right to Bear Arms)
HIST 939: Graduate Readings in Early American History
HIST 949: Graduate Colloquium on the World of the American Revolution
HIST 949: Graduate Colloquium on the British Atlantic, 1500-1800
HIST 989: Graduate Research Seminar in Early American History
Fields of Research
Colonial America, the American Revolution, and the early modern Atlantic world
Eliga Gould is professor of history and chair of the History Department. He teaches graduate and undergraduate courses on the history of early America, with a particular emphasis on the American Revolution, broadly conceived. He also offers classes in Atlantic history, the history of European expansion, and the Anglo-American right to bear arms.
Professor Gould's most recent book is Among the Powers of the Earth: The American Revolution and the Making of a New World Empire (2012; paperback, 2014). Named a Library Journal Best Book of the Year, it received the SHEAR Book Prize from the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic and was a finalist for the George Washington Book Prize. A Japanese-language edition is scheduled for publication in 2016.
Professor Gould's other books include Empire and Nation: The American Revolution and the Atlantic World (2005), co-edited with Peter Onuf, and The Persistence of Empire: British Political Culture in the Age of the American Revolution (2000), which won the Jamestown Prize from the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture. He has published numerous articles and essays, notably "Entangled Histories, Entangled Worlds: The English-Speaking Atlantic as a Spanish Periphery," American Historical Review (2007), and "Zones of Law, Zones of Violence: The Legal Geography of the British Atlantic, circa 1772," William and Mary Quarterly (2003), which received the American Society of Legal History's Sutherland Prize.
Professor Gould is currently writing a short book, The World of the American Revolution, for a series with Princeton University Press on the global dimensions of U.S. history. He is in the early stages of two major new book projects. One will be a hemispheric history of the peace treaty that partitioned North America at the end the American Revolutionary War (listen to a discussion on iTunes), the other is about the Monroe Doctrine.
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The 7 Most Underrated Movie Henchmen
#4. Archibald Cunningham from Rob Roy (1995)
Tim Roth was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of the repellent villain Archibald Cunningham in Rob Roy, and he at least clearly deserved it, because anyone who actually saw the film (at least a dozen people) wanted to physically choke the life from him after watching it.
Tasked with tracking down the rebel highlander Rob Roy, the lethal dandy Cunningham proves to be a ruthless and formidable foe. By the time this raping, stealing, murdering, wig-wearing aristocratic psychopath finally crosses swords with Liam Neeson's Roy, you've never wanted to see a movie character die more (the lone possible exception being Chris Tucker in Rush Hour).Fortunately, the ending doesn't disappoint. After employing a rope-a-dope maneuver, Rob-Roy grabs Cunningham's sword with his bare hand (manly!) and hacks his dandy little torso in two, which 9 out of 10 doctors confirm is a hard one to bounce back from.
#3. That Tough German Dude in the Truck Scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Man, you almost wanted this guy to win. Sure, he was a Ratzi bastard, but you've gotta admire the spirit he displays during the kick-ass truck fight scene in Raiders.
After hijacking a truck carrying the Ark of the Covenant and a squad of German soldiers, Indiana Jones manages to scrape most of the squad off the truck. Unfortunately for Indy, That Tough German Dude's parents didn't give him that name just so he could be tossed off a truck by some ludicrously named archeologist. That Tough German Dude crawls up on top of the speeding truck, loses his hat, and jumps through the driver's window. He kicks Indy in the face, takes control of the truck, starts pounding on Indy's wounded arm, throws Indy's ass through the windshield, then speeds the truck up in an attempt to smash Indy against the car in front of them (all standard maneuvers taught in Nazi driver's ed).
Of course, (SPOILER ALERT!) Indy eventually kills his Nazi ass-but hey, That Tough German Dude lasts a hell of a lot longer than everybody else. (We hope somebody wrote a nice note to his family.)
#2. Colonel Tavington from The Patriot (2000)
In The Patriot, Jason Isaacs plays Col. William Tavington, the sneering commander of a group of British dragoons during the Revolutionary War. Tavington and his crew gallop around torching rebel houses, shooting kids, and sneering villainously whilst looking handsomely dapper in their neatly pressed uniforms. He does the dirty work for Gen. Cornwallis and is generally a psychotic war criminal son of a bitch. Oh, and have we mentioned the sneering?
Of course, Col. Tavington is on a collision course with Mel Gibson's equally crazy guerilla fighter, Benjamin Martin. The two maniacs finally go hand-to-hand on Danny Glover's front lawn-er, a battlefield, in a frenzy of hatchets and ponytails. Everyone else sympathetically gives them the space to work out their issues. (Hey, it was the 18th century.)
Granted, Col. Tavington is sort of a one-dimensional character, but Jason Isaacs plays him with a reptilian charm. And, after he's killed nearly everyone even remotely related to Mel Gibson, you really want to see this bastard get the axe, if only to wipe that smug goddamn look off his face.


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Have you steadily gained weight even though you may be restricting calories and exercising regularly? Are you having trouble losing those last 5, 10 or 15 pounds?
If so, your exposure to certain types of chemicals in the foods you eat and the beverages you drink might be the reason why. Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) are natural and synthetic compounds that interfere with the fine balance of our endocrine system.
Most Americans ingest numerous EDCs on a daily basis without knowing it. Five of the most common sources of EDC exposure include:
• Pesticides in our food and beverages
• Commercially-raised animal products
• Fish with high levels of toxins like mercury and PCBs
• Chemicals like bisphenol-A (BPA) and pthalates from plastic containers, water bottles, baby bottles and food wraps
• Industrial pollutants and pesticides in drinking water.
EDCs Increase Health Risks
In a recent report by the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity, EDCs are listed as a possible cause of the increase of obesity in the U.S. In fact, scientists are calling these chemicals "obesogens" because of their apparent link to obesity and weight gain.
EDCs can throw your endocrine system completely out of whack. In fact, many of these chemicals mimic the hormone estrogen. In other words, they act like artificial female hormones and negatively affect both men and women.
Excess estrogen in the body has been linked in large clinical studies to increased risk of heart disease, stroke, blood clots, abnormal mammograms and even breast cancer. In fact, this is the main reason why most doctors are not recommending hormone therapy to women anymore.
How EDCs Affect Body Weight
According to Frederick vom Saal, Ph.D., professor of biological sciences at the University of Missouri, "Obesogens are thought to act by hijacking the regulatory systems that control body weight."
In addition, EDCs are stored in the fatty tissue of the body to protect the critical organs from the damaging effects of these chemicals. The body will not release these toxins (or metabolize the fat that stores them) until the body can safely remove them through the normal means of detoxification—breathing, sweating, urination and defecation.
You can minimize the effect of EDCs by knowing how to reduce your exposure to them. In addition, it is essential to keep the body properly hydrated by drinking enough water daily to effectively flush the chemical toxins out of the body as quickly as possible


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You can download the installer from our downloads section. To start using it simply setup a new connection by going to File -> Connect and choose a calibration period (by default it is set to 1 hour). Ideally you want to let Spotlight gather data from the machine over a longer period so it can get a representative snapshot of its daily load. Once you've done that you'll have a feature rich monitoring program at the low price of $0.


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The HEALTH of York County as measured by these indicators is BETTER than most of Pennsylvania with the exception of OBESITY, which is increasing at twice the rate, but is still below the national average of 34%. Leading cause of death in York County is now CANCER, with prostate cancer for men and breast cancer for women being the biggest killers. Nationally, HEART DISEASE remains the leading cause of death.
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SMITH CEMETERY, (Across from
Lynnwood Cemetery.) - GILES COUNTY TENNESSEE
Only this aerial map is offered because I could not find this cemetery in this brushy environment. Some say the cemetery is near the road but that is not precise enough to find a cemetery when sometimes in these thickets cemeteries cannot be located when standing within a few feet. It is said it was in an open field and had a gate surrounded by a old wrought iron fence. My best guess now of the location is the upper part of the thicket where the old home was located because that thicket was once open field. I went here but it was so wet with tall vegetation I could not venture around looking for the cemetery without getting wet.
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Red Sox Press Releases
Red Sox place OF Chris Young on 15-day disabled list
Brentz will be available for tonight's contest at Globe Life Park in Arlington beginning at 7:05 p.m. central time.
Red Sox sign five additional players selected in 2016 June Draft
The Boston Red Sox have signed five additional players selected in the 2016 June Draft.
Red Sox announce roster moves
The Boston Red recalled infielder Deven Marrero and selected outfielder Ryan LaMarre to the active major league roster from Triple-A Pawtucket. To make room on the 25-man roster, outfielder Rusney Castillo and left-handed pitcher Roenis Elias were optioned to Pawtucket .
Red Sox Recall LHP Roenis Elias; Place INF Josh Rutledge on 15-day Disabled List
Prior to tonight's game against the Seattle Mariners, the Boston Red Sox recalled left-handed pitcher Roenis Elias from Triple-A Pawtucket.
Red Sox president and pitcher to help debut mobile truck at Faneuil Hall
Red Sox President Sam Kennedy and pitcher Matt Barnes will help debut a new mobile truck at Faneuil Hall tomorrow that will bring elements of the Fenway Park experience to communities throughout New England during the 2016 baseball season - part of the club's "Calling All Kids" initiative to bring children and young adults closer to the game.
Red Sox to donate proceeds from 50/50 raffle to help victims of Orlando tragedy
The Red Sox will donate proceeds from tonight's 50/50 raffle to help victims and families of the tragic shooting in Orlando, Florida, and fly the rainbow flag above Fenway Park during tonight's 7:10 p.m. game against the Orioles. The club will continue to fly the American flag in center field at half-mast.
Red Sox Select 30 Players on Final Day of 2016 June Draft
The Boston Red Sox today concluded their participation in Major League Baseball's 2016 June Draft with 30 additional selections in rounds 11-40. Red Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Rikard made the announcement.
Red Sox select eight players on second day of 2016 June Draft
The Boston Red Sox today continued their participation in Major League Baseball's 2016 June Draft with eight additional selections in rounds 3-10. Red Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Mike Rikard made the announcement.
Red Sox select LHP Jason Groome with 12th overall pick in 2016 Draft
The Boston Red Sox selected left-handed pitcher Jason Groome out of Barnegat (N.J.) High School with their first-round pick (12th overall) in the 2016 June Draft Thursday night. The club also took shortstop CJ Chatham out of Florida Atlantic University with its second-round selection (51st overall).


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Working From Home? Beware a Career Hit
Thinking of working from home? Think twice.
A new study suggests workers are judged harshly for not showing up at the office. Despite advances in teleworking, smartphones, and Skype, face time, it seems, really does matter.
Professors, Kimberly Elsbach of the University of California, Davis, and Daniel Cable of London Business School, looked at perceptions of employees' performance based on whether they were in the office or not. The research measured "passive face time," which is simply time spent in the office, regardless of whether the staffer is working hard or not.
The results aren't pretty for employees who would rather work remotely, according to an article Elsbach and Cable wrote in MIT Sloan Management Review.
Workers who are seen at their desks during regular work hours are considered "responsible" and "dependable," they wrote: "Just being seen at work, without any information about what you're actually doing, leads people to think more highly of you."
Work longer hours — early, late, or on weekends — and "rather than just being considered dependable, you can get upgraded to 'committed' and 'dedicated,'" according to the article, which referenced a paper Elsbach and Cable published in the academic journal Human Relations.
Bosses, and peers, often don't realize they're forming views of workers' competence based on whether they're at their desk, Cable said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
"Without us knowing it, we are creating these assumptions about people based on physical presence," he said. This isn't just a perception. Bosses' vague feelings that a worker does a better job can be seen on employee evaluations, especially when they're encouraged to make subjective calls in performance reviews.
That leads to pay, promotion, and career-trajectory decisions. Cable estimates that more than 60% of companies are still using "1950s-style" evaluations that prioritize such subjective write-ups over hard data on sales wins, customer satisfaction, or other measures of the employee's business performance.
So what can employees do to counter this pigeonholing, especially those who want to work from home?
If working long hours from the office isn't an option, employees might consider sending emails early in the morning or late at night, to prove they are on the job at all times. They might also try using their time in the office to build strong connections to co-workers and superiors, like going to lunch with people or organizing in-person meetings?
Meanwhile, managers should be aware that they may be discounting remote workers' contributions, albeit subconsciously. (Or, they may be monitoring their home-based workers, as The Journal's Sue Shellenbarger writes.)
"The bottom line is that employees should be wary of work arrangements that reduce their office face time, and supervisors should be wary of using trait-based performance measures, especially when evaluating remote workers," the article said. "Finally, employees working remotely need to make sure they are evaluated on objective outputs. Barring that, you might consider sending an e-mail to your boss tonight . . . say, around midnight."


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Keith J. Bulluck (twitter: @kbull53)
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College: Syracuse (school history)
Drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the 1st round (30th overall) of the 2000 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 73 (500th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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There are a few people in this province getting a little high on hemp these days. But it's for all the right reasons.
After a somewhat shaky start, there is an industry growing around this not-worth-smoking cousin to the marijuana plant. Some are even comparing it to where canola was in its development 50 years ago: infancy, with poorly understood agronomy, underdeveloped markets and few varieties.
Of course, there are some differences. Producers must have a licence from Health Canada to grow hemp and that requires undergoing a police check. They must provide global positioning system co-ordinates of their field, which makes it relatively simple for the RCMP to determine the difference between a hemp field and a grow op. And just for good measure, they can't grow it near schools or other places where young people hang out.
Secondly, hemp has an advantage over canola in that the plant's fibre has commercial applications as well as its seed. Hemp was once grown here for use in rope and other fibre-based products. But it was banned in 1938 because it was too hard to tell apart from the more potent stuff.
"Industrial hemp is different in that it has the opportunity to develop an industry based on total plant utilization," Keith Watson, a diversification specialist with Manitoba Agriculture Food and Rural Initiatives recently told an agronomists' meeting.
Health Canada began allowing the production of hemp that contains low levels (less than 0.3 per cent) of delta-9 THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) in 1998. Initially there was a lot of hype around the crop, just like there once was around ostriches and emus and echineacea — diversification ventures that have since gone the way of the Dodo bird.
And for a while, it looked as though hemp was headed down the same path to obscurity. Farmers who initially attempted growing the early varieties wound up with dense fields of plants pushing 10 feet or more. Harvesting the coarse fibrous stocks even sent a few combines up in smoke.
Then Consolidated Growers and Processors Ltd., one of the first processors to attempt establishing a plant in the province, fizzled out before construction began. The California company entered the Manitoba scene with big plans to build a processing plant. It contracted 20,000 acres with growers in the Dauphin area in 1999, boasting it would be buying 70,000 acres the following year. But it ran into a few problems with the Manitoba Securities Commission and then went bankrupt in early 2000, leaving growers with a mountain of seed and no market.
Rather than chalk it up to another bitter farming experience, these growers rose to the challenge. They formed the Parkland Industrial Hemp Growers new generation co-operative and started pursuing marketing and processing opportunities for a crop they believed has a future here. The result is a company called Parkland Bio Fibre Ltd., which is working towards construction of a plant to process hemp plants into insulation products used in place of pink fiberglass.
The seed will be marketed through other processors that have set up in the province. Hemp Oil Canada Inc. (HOCI) and Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods and Oils prevent market-crippling over supplies through contracts with producers. That said, they're experiencing rapid growth in demand for their range of food and skin care products as healthy, natural alternatives. Hemp seed oil doesn't have a long shelf life but it is high in polyunsaturated fats and essential fatty acids.
The Ste. Agathe-based HOCI moved from processing 800,000 pounds of hemp seed in 2004 to 2.5 million pounds in 2005. Growers' acres have risen from 1,200 acres in 2004 to nearly 10,000 acres expected for 2006. With production averaging around 700 pounds per acre for seed, the crop provides growers with a relatively good return compared to other crops they can grow — even more if they grow it organically. And those returns will get even better if the fibre processing venture gets off the ground. There's even some work taking place in other parts of the world on using hemp oil for biodiesel production.
Agronomic questions are being resolved too, mainly through on-farm trial and error. There are few herbicide products registered for application on hemp, which may complicate weed control but keeps input costs relatively low. What's nice about these three processing companies is they are Manitoba-grown. In some cases, their investors are the same farmers who grow the crop. And they are diversifying their market through the development of different products from the seed, oil and fibre.
None of this is happening as fast as farmers had hoped. But these early setbacks — which forced growers to become leaders in the industry's evolution — may actually contribute to the industry's long-term stability. It's a bit ironic. Many of the much-touted benefits of exotic crops or livestock and value-added processing have turned out to be little more than hallucinations for farmers. Hemp, it appears, may not.


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Lester Young: Blues 'n' Bells (Take 3)
Blues 'n' Bells (Take 3)
Lester Young (tenor sax)
The Complete Savoy Recordings (Savoy SJL 2202)
Lester Young (tenor sax), Roy Haynes (drums),
Jesse Drakes (trumpet), Jerry Elliot (trombone), Junior Mance (piano), Leroy Jackson (bass).
Composed by Lester Young.
Recorded: New York, June 28, 1949
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
After beginning his New York professional career with a 2-year stint in Luis Russell's orchestra (1945-'46), Roy Haynes joined Lester Young in 1947. The next two years would serve as an ultimate education and period of stylistic transformation for the 24-year-old drummer. Early on, Haynes swung consistently, tastefully, and largely unobtrusively, as per Pres's request. As the run progressed, however, as this June '49 session reveals, many of Haynes's trademark bebop bombs and propulsive, offbeat rhythmic phrases had been developed and gently incorporated into the Lester Young group.
Note the comping fill Haynes plays behind Pres from 00:43-00:46. It begins as a common rhythmic phrase, but where one expects the run to end with a bass drum on the "and" of beat 4, instead continues to a barline-blurring additional bass drum on the "and" of beat 1 of the next measure. Also note the next fill between 00:48 and 00:50, where Roy plays a double-time fill that startlingly ends one full beat before the next section begins – responding to his previous fill but actually creating more tension in the process! These two connected musical moves exemplify the aforementioned offbeat rhythmic phrases that have come to define Haynes's comping style.
As to Pres himself, while sessions from this period yield uneven levels of improvisational sharpness, his lines here are thoughtful and inspired. Check out the second and third runs through the blues form (00:17-00:49) for a textbook example of logical, beautiful solo development.
Reviewer: Eric Novod
Tags: 1940s jazz · tenor sax
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Suppose we have the equation 4x + 2 = 18. Normally, we're taught to solve this problem by cancelling out the 2 by subtracting it from itself, and then subtracting this same 2 from the 18, and making it 16. Next, we would normally cancel out the 4x by dividing it by itself, and we would then divide the aforementioned 16 by this 4. Our final answer would be 4. There is nothing wrong with this method, so far as it goes, but there is another way of understanding and solving the equation. First, we do what we normally do and cancel out the two by itself, and then subtract the 18 by the two. Next, we think of the 4x as a fraction, and we multiply the 16 by the 1/4. This provides us with the same answer: 4.
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Big E Langston and Nikki Bella comment on their nights at Smackdown in this week's episode of Backstage Fallout Smackdown. You can watch at this link or embedded in the video below:
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Building a scalable company isn't easy work. There are lots of challenges and hard to answer questions. Recently some of the members of the executive team at REVLY shared a few recommendations about books that have helped them along the way. If you have never heard of REVLY, the company is an innovative, New Orleans based software company focused on email, messaging, video conferencing, and file sharing software.
Below are three uniquely great business books, each with their own message...all of which can help you build a stronger company:
Whether you are trying to close a big business deal or pitch a funder, this book is a must read on how to put together your rap.
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team--by Patrick Lencioni
A short, fast paced fable that can help you identify and address key structural and cultural challenges in your organization.
Flight of the Buffalo--by Ralph Stayer
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Sept. 1, 2006
LOS ANGELES - The second-ranked UCLA women's soccer team posted its second shutout in a row Friday evening, edging San Diego State, 1-0 in the Bruins' 2006 home opener at Drake Stadium. With the win, UCLA moves its record to 2-1 on the season. The Aztecs fall to 2-1 with their first loss of the year.
Freshman forward Kristina Larsen knocked in the game's only goal in the ninth minute of play off a deflected shot from fellow freshman Lydia Cook. Larsen grabbed the rebound in the box, slipping it past Aztec goalkeeper Cat Burson.
Larsen, who leads the team in scoring with four points on the year, also had the Bruins' lone goal in a 3-1 season-opening loss to No. 3 Penn State back on Aug. 25.
Bruin goalkeeper Ashley Thompson, who has started every match this season, finished with four saves on the night. Burson ended up with a match-high six saves. UCLA improves its overall record against San Diego State to 6-1-1.
UCLA returns to action on Sunday, hosting Long Beach State at Drake Stadium beginning at 1:00 p.m. The 49ers are 3-0 on the year and have yet to give up a goal this season. It will mark only the second-ever meeting between the two teams, as UCLA posted a 3-0 victory over Long Beach State last season.


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Diane from Gainward in Taiwan just sent us high resolution shots of their FX PowerPack graphics card featuring the new GeForce FX GPU which promises to be one of the quietest operating FX cards on the market.
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Activating Jedi Outcast On Steam
Hey, I bought Jedi Outcast for PC some years ago from an actual retail store. Now I want to play it again, but it won't install on my current computer. So I thought maybe I could activate it on Steam. But Steam requires the CD Key or product code or whatever, but I can't find it on my copy. Does anyone know where it would be?
That won't work. You can't redeem just ANY retail game on Steam, even if that game is available on Steam. Only a select few will allow you to. If you want to activate it on Steam you have to buy it on Steam.
So to play a game I already own I have to buy it again? That is dumb. Is there any way of making the game work on Windows 7?
It's not unfair. We're lucky at all that SOME retail CD Keys for certain games that AREN'T Steamworks games work at all.
And the game works fine in Windows 7. What problems are you having installing it?
Every time I try to install it an error message pops up saying something like it's missing resources or something. I can't post the exact wording because I'm burning a DVD right now, but it's something to that effect.
That means your disc is dirty, smudged, or badly scratched. If it's not any of those things than it could be your drive. I've had stupid problems like that with CDs only in certain drives while they work fine in others.
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Dvd Release Date: 2005-12-20
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Rating: PG-13
Duration: 1hr 30min
Thirty-something pre-school teacher Sarah Nolan has been divorced for eight months, which is much too long for her co-workers and family to bear. With the best of intentions and only her happiness in mind, Sarah's sisters, Carol and Christine, begin lining up less-than-savory potential suitors. Meanwhile, their widowed father, Bill, is way ahead of the curve, having already cornered the market on internet dates, including his new web squeeze, the free-spirited Dolly. Eager to launch her sister's cyber-dating debut, Carol pretends to be Sarah, goes online and puts her profile on perfectmatch.com, with the last line being "Must love dogs." Sarah soon endures a torrent of eager wannabes and one very possible maybe, the handsome and accomplished but surprisingly awkward web date Jake as well as Bob, the newly-divorced dad of one of her students, a hot prospect who may prove too good to be true.
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Forty-one-year-old Joanna Seibert of Dillsburg was convicted in the 2008 death of Northern Regional Police Officer David Tome and in May began serving a sentence of just under a year.
York County prosecutors had said that she might qualify for release early for good behavior. But Chief Deputy Prosecutor Tim Barker said Monday that since the judge issued a state sentence but ordered it served in county prison, the "good time" provision doesn't apply.
Authorities said Seibert was speeding, applying makeup and using her cellphone when she struck Tome on U.S. Route 15 in Franklin Twp., York County, as he investigated another fatal crash. Seibert said she was distracted by something in her eye.