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CAVE CITY, Ky. (WBKO) -- A south central Kentucky city has voted to allow liquor in stores sales.
Cave City discussed the option of packaged liquor sales since November of 2013. Tuesday the people of the city voted yes by a vote of 228 to 127 unofficially. Voting took place at the Cave City Convention Center until 6:00 PM.
City officials said the result of Tuesday's vote was entirely in the hands of the community.
"This is a decision that is totally up to the citizens of Cave City. And with that said, tonight (Tuesday) we'll get that say. Everybody is jumping in and getting a piece of the pie so to speak. I think definitely, it could set a precedent for other towns or counties in our area," said Cave City Mayor, Dwayne Hatcher.
The mayor said though the vote has passed, legally there is still a lot to take care of before liquor sales begin.


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New York's one percent is lifting the state's real estate market, various reports out on Tuesday said.
According to CNBC, a report from Douglas Elliman and Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants stated that prices for new condos rose by double digits during Q1 and Q2 this year.
"New condos are where the real price action is, since overseas buyers can't get approved at co-ops and they like new buildings," the report noted.
The report said that the median price of condominium units with over four bedrooms soared by 29.2 percent to $7 million.
Apartment sales are also getting a boost from recently closed deals. Even though prices were down for the real estate product during the first and second quarter, prices of apartments with over four bedrooms were up 16 percent to a median price of $6.75 million.
On the other hand, one-bedroom apartment prices declined by 3.6 percent to a median price of $702,500, CNBC reported.
The activities reflect a broadening gap between the spending power of New York's super rich and its middle class, said Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel.
"You're seeing a wider spread now between the very high end and what we'd call the middle class in New York," Miller said.
A report on New York Daily News identified Manhattan as a significant driver in pushing New York property prices up.
Utilizing data from Brown Harris Stevens, the report noted that Manhattan apartment prices have risen by 19 percent in over a year to $1,700,426 during the quarter.
Manhattan is the site of new multimillion-dollar properties like penthouses which a number of foreign buyers are "binging on," Miller said in the CNBC report.
Manhattan is also home to New York's finance sector, where six-figure salary reports are common.
As opportunities in selling properties in New York gets more lucrative and at the same time competitive, local agents could depend on RealBiz Media, Inc.'s (OTCQB: RBIZ) video and online marketing platforms to promote their multimillion-dollar listings.
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How long till bball?
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
Originally Posted by Rabbuk
How long till bball?
Wayyyyyy too long.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Originally Posted by awd4cy
NBA finals will have some of my attention. Other than that though, there is nothing.
**** that, NBA has been rigged for decades.
Plenty of yard work, baseball, golf and spending time with my son to be done in the offseason. I'm not worried.
Cyclones | Vikings | Royals | Red Wings
Just noticed this as well...136 days seems like a long, long time. I was antsy enough looking at that ticker during this past MBB season, and that was usually just a few days between games!
Update the ticker to Cap City League.
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Originally Posted by ImJustKCClone
Well...there's baseball. And golf. And bowling. And....
Yeah. There's pretty much nothing.
I heard smoking crack is pretty kewl (South Park reference for though who don't know)
Originally Posted by colbycheese
I'm going to open this can of worms...
If ISU had baseball you would still have ISU sports to watch (assuming you aren't interested in softball).
This really shouldn't be a can of worms. I know there are a lot of reasons that we don't have baseball: money, probably title IX, Jamie P., etc; but I think the day will come when we really wish we had it. I live in Omaha where the CWS is king during the summer. I usually attend a couple of games, and I think it is just as festive and fun as bowl games and basketball tournaments. I know it is really hard for teams to get there, but I keep thinking how cool it would be for ISU to at least field a team and have an outside chance to be competitive.
If you really want to open a can of worms, and I will, I think Iowa State and UNI have handed Iowa a golden opportunity. As the only Division 1 college baseball team in the state they have a free rein to recruit the best high school players in the state with no instate competition at all. I've been following them since they got their new coach from Indiana State, and I can see them becoming a factor in the B-10 in a year or two, and possibly beyond that. I think they now have a coach that can coach and recruit. He has been successful most places he has been.
I remember the year ISU dropped baseball. They were actually fairly competitive in their last conference tournament. I was real sad to see the sport go. I just think we will live to regret dumping baseball. But what do I know?
This is going to be one of the longer off-seasons, actually.
Sure, I don't think anybody on here would say the football team would be good, and I think most of us would be pretty satisfied with a "return to form" of 6-6 mediocre on a hard schedule and ending between 35-45th best in the country, depending on matchups, and maybe even ORV at some point if we put together a little streak or win a game or two we "shouldn't."
However, seeing what Magino does to breathe life into a listless offense is going to be fun. I think there are pieces on that side of the ball, too, for the first time in awhile. We might not win much, but we should be fun to watch doing it, losing in shootouts instead of awful, ugly, turnover-laden affairs where there are a handful of pick-sixes and we don't have a first down until sometime in the second quarter.
And, of course, basketball--Hoiberg has made this epically fun to watch and anticipate. Even his first time--the "five horsement" of Diante, Uncle Jake, SC, freshman Melvin, and JVB with a little bit of Godfrey and Bubu--was a million times more entertaining to watch than anything McD put out there. They did not win much, but they were fun while they were doing it, always seeming to come up about five points short in every game.
And now we've got that with top-line talent, coaching, and experience. Fred is going to have some high expectations for next year--maybe too high--but, yeah, already looking forward to (probably Monte? maybe Georges?) being the first to step onto the court for us in the fall.
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The Unbelievable "A Million Little Pieces" Settlement
James Frey and Random House have agreed on a settlement with disgruntled readers who sued them for fraud over "A Million Little Pieces," the best-selling non-fiction memoir that turned out to be, well, something less than a non-fiction memoir. Here's the story from the New York Times.
Neither Frey nor Random House will admit any wrongdoing, but readers who bought the book on or before Jan. 26 the date on which they acknowledged making up a bunch of stuff — will be eligible for a full refund.
In June, after readers across the country sued Frey and the publisher, the cases were consolidated in federal court in Manhattan. The pact reportedly caps Frey and Random House's payouts at $2.35 million — which includes refunds, legal fees, and a donation to an unnamed charity.
According to the Times story, it won't be easy to claim a refund. Here are the three requirements, according to sources familiar with the negotiations:
- Readers who bought a copy of the book on or before Jan. 26 must submit proof of purchase, but not just a receipt. Hardcover buyers ($23.95) must submit page 163 (chosen at random); Paperback buyers ($14.95) must send in the front cover of the book; Audio book purchasers ($34.95) buyers will have to send in a piece of the packaging; E-book purchasers ($9.95) must send in some proof of purchase.
- They will also have to submit a sworn statement that they would not have bought the book if they knew that certain facts had been altered.
We didn't make those up.
Correction: An early version of this post incorrectly stated that readers must submit a proof of purchase (e.g., a receipt) and the various requirements for hardcover, softcover, audio books, and e-books. Those requirements are what constitutes a proof of purchase.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Researchers are struggling to explain the latest findings on newborns' birth weight.
A Harvard study of nearly 37 million births shows U.S. newborns were slightly lighter in 2005 than in 1990 -- a surprising find as the obesity rate soars. The study published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology ends a half-century of increasing birth rates.
While the drop is less than 2 ounces, researchers are puzzled as to why it happened. Premature births as well as twins and multiples were excluded from the report. The lead researcher in the study says babies are still bigger than they were a few decades ago, but the trend appears to have flatlined.
An adviser to the March of Dimes says it's too soon to tell what the drop means, but that there should be vigilance about any decline in birth weights.


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June 25, 2013
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa football team hasn't even run half of the 2013 race, but UI head coach Kirk Ferentz likes the early happenings taking place inside the Hayden Fry Football Complex.
"Every challenge that has been in front of them, they've handled it really well," Ferentz said Tuesday while meeting with reporters inside the Iowa Football Indoor Practice Facility. "This is a critical stage what they do in the summer months.
"If we're not doing what we should be in the summer that will show in August and if we don't maximize August, it's not fair for us to think we'll do a better job in those circumstances that are controllable and uncontrollable. For us to do that, it requires a great preseason, which requires a great summer, and you have to have a great spring."
Coming off a 4-8 season in 2012, Ferentz has seen positive attitudes and actions from the Hawkeye student-athletes. That started immediately following the team's season-ending loss to Nebraska on Black Friday.
"All three are working hard right now to do what they can to enhance their opportunities or chances to compete well. It will get decided during the course of camp, and my guess is the picture will become clearer as we go along."
UI head coach Kirk Ferentz on the quarterback race
"What I have witnessed has been good, but equally important is what I don't witness," he said. "What goes on behind the scenes. Actions have a way of giving you an indication of if people are thinking right or not, and so far so good."
Ferentz doesn't put much stock in preseason expectations, whether his team is being tabbed at the top or bottom of the Big Ten standings.
"It really doesn't matter how you go into a season, whether you're expected to do a lot or expected to do little," he said. "It doesn't have anything to do with what the season is going to be. It's like losing a game. You can sit around and mope and believe what everybody is saying about you or you can go back to work, and that's usually more productive.
"Let's focus on the things that are correctable. That's what you want to focus on. Going back to work and doing what you can to ensure that those things are done better next year."
Ferentz reiterated his spring stance on the quarterback battle between Jake Rudock, Cody Sokol and C.J. Beathard. The race will be decided during fall camp in August.
"All three are working hard right now to do what they can to enhance their opportunities or chances to compete well," he said. "It will get decided during the course of camp, and my guess is the picture will become clearer as we go along."
After playing through injury-after-injury in the offensive backfield in 2012, Ferentz says the running back depth this season should be an asset. Along with Mark Weisman, Damon Bullock and the return of Jordan Canzeri, the Hawkeyes also will have a healthy Barkley Hill and Michael Malloy added to the fold, along with three incoming running back recruits.
"We have an opportunity to have a little more depth and that will be a real help to us," he said. "That was something that made it a challenge last year."
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|Monotonicity of topological entropy under normalised Ricci flow
|Center for Dynamics and Geometry Seminars
|Dan Thompson, Penn State
|We prove that the topological entropy of the geodesic flow for a compact Riemannian manifold (M, g) decreases as the metric g evolves under the normalised Ricci flow provided that M admits a metric of constant negative sectional curvature, and g is in a sufficiently small C^2 neighbourhood of the constant curvature metric. More generally, the same phenomenon occurs if g satisfies a certain negative curvature pinching condition, where the pinching constant depends on both the dimension and the diameter of (M, g). This provides an affirmative answer to an open question posed in Manning's 2004 paper 'The volume entropy of a surface decreases along the Ricci flow'.
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Back in the early 00's I was part of the editorial team for the independent webzine MIUZIK.com and though that project eventually imploded when various key players moved on to bigger better (?!) things I continued writing about music, book and movie mostly for my own amusement.
I always thought that eventually i will get back to it and have been "threatening" to start a music blog for a while now but never actually got round to doing anything about it. Instead I built up reviews, articles and other random stuff I had written since the demise of Miuzik. So on Sunday night at 2am (of all times) I began setting up the foundations of my new online home.
The plan is hardly ground breaking: to feature tracks and artists, both past and present, with the hope of promoting these great releases to anyone interested or anyone who stumbles across this site. There are a few people who i am sure will be able to help me out with their musical input but more about them when the time is right
So without further ado here are a few tracks with the common theme of…INTRODUCTION
Voxtrot – Introducing
This band cast a spell the moment I heard the gem 'Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives' and couldn't get it out of my head for weeks. The Texas band have a real knack for writing memorable hooks and this track is no different. Expect more on Voxtrot very soon.
Ugly Duckling – Introduckling
Ugly Duckling prove that you don't have to rap about guns, bitches and bling to be a "respected" rapper. Make no mistake, though their subject matter is generally fun loving and chilled this does not subtract from the immense lyrical skills these guys have.
Faith No More – Introduce Yourself
I must admit when it comes to Faith No More I am a Mike Patton man (who isn't?!?!) particularly on the underrated 'King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime' album. Be it crooning like a 50s star, screaming like a crazed lunatic or singing with the best of them the versatile FNM front man never failed to impress. It is a testament to the rest of the band that some of the tracks from the Chuck Mosley fronted 'Introduce Yourself' release show the potential these guys eventually fulfilled with Patton on vocals. This track is one of the most entertaining cuts from that album.
The Hives – The Hives Introduce The Metric System In Time
If you don't love The Hives there is something seriously wrong with you. The self proclaimed saviours of rock n roll are true masters in the 3 minute pop ditty and had been delighting audiences long before their commercial breakthrough on the back of the Garage Rock bandwagon. See them live and you will need a crowbar to remove your smile as Nick Arson, Chris Dangerous, Dr. Matt Destruction, Vigilante Carlstroem and Howlin' Pelle Almqvist convert you to The Hives cause
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Calling all local artists [1]
Published June 20, 2013
Literary Explorations, a unique community art show this October will celebrate 10 years in the current Main Library building, and 110 years in Oak Park.
The month-long community art exhibit at the Main Library, Maze Branch Library and Dole Branch Library this October.
The library is now calling for entries showcasing artistic work inspired by literature. Art can be serious or playful, come from a cherished author, specific title, literary character or another subject related to the theme.
Entry deadline is Aug. 16. Artists who live in Oak Park, River Forest and Forest Park are welcome to submit.
Review guidelines and get a PDF submission form [2] and learn more about our anniversary celebration [3].


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James Cameron's film "Avatar" had a great weekend as it took in $41.3 million to shoot past "Star Wars" as the No. 3 movie on the all-time domestic box office charts.
"Avatar" has been number one for the fifth-straight weekend, raising its domestic total to $491.8 million and estimates say that it will likely top $500 million after revenues are counted on the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
"Avatar" lifted its worlwide total to $1.6 billion, second only to Cameron's last movie, 1997's "Titanic," at $1.8 billion. "One guy makes two movies in 10 years, and they're by far the biggest movies of all time. That's remarkable," said Chris Aronson, head of distribution for the studio.
"Avatar" now is closing in on "The Dark Knight," No. 2 domestically with $533.3 million. After that, only Cameron's "Titanic" at $600 million will remain ahead of "Avatar" domestically.
Like "Titanic," which dominated the Academy Awards 12 years ago, "Avatar" is expected to remain aloft in the box office charts as Oscar season progresses. "Avatar" was up for best drama at Sunday's Golden Globes and is considered a likely best-picture nominee when Oscar nominations come out Feb. 2.
Even if "Avatar" sets a new revenue record, it's doubtful it would sell as many tickets as "Titanic" or "Star Wars" did because of today's higher admission prices.
"Titanic" sold about 130 million tickets domestically based on average ticket prices of about $4.60 back in 1997 and 1998. Based on today's average domestic price of about $7.50, "Avatar" would be at around half that mark.
Here were the top-sellers from last weekend:
1. "Avatar," $41.3 million.
2. "The Book of Eli," $31.6 million.
3. "The Lovely Bones," $17.1 million.
4. "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel," $11.5 million.
5. "Sherlock Holmes," $9.8 million.
6. "The Spy Next Door," $9.7 million.
7. "It's Complicated," $7.7 million.
8. "Leap Year," $5.8 million.
9. "The Blind Side," $5.6 million.
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It's time to find the great blues shows and venues all around Atlanta for this weekend!
Why? Because the blues make you happy and supporting live music is good for your soul. You get a great night out and do a good deed for hard-working musicians and the venues that support them at the same time! What a deal.
Friday, Houserocker Johnson and The Shadows are at Blind Willie;s. Hop Alley Brew Pub features Mike Snowden Live Cigar Music in Alpharetta. The Barry Richman Band is at Nik's Place in Marietta and Scott Glazer's Mojo Dojo is at Northside Tavern. The AJ Ghent Band appears at Smith's Olde Bar with The First Stone.
Saturday,the fabulous Beverly "Guitar" Watkiins at Blind Willie's. JP Soars comes to Darwin's for a CD release party for his new CD, "Full Moon Night in Memphis." I wrote about that here earlier this week. Read my review here. Dr. Dixon is at Fat Matt's and Soul Tribe is at Nik's Place. The Breeze Kings are at Northside Tavern.
Sunday, The Georgia Flood opens for Black Cadillacs at Park Tavern. Tony Bryant is at Fat Matt's and Uncle Sugar is at Northside Tavern. Locals has the Sunday Night Jam in Acworth.
That's what I know for this weekend. Have fun, support live music and keep on bluesin'!
Blind Willie's
828 North Highland Ave
Atlanta, GA
Darwin's Blues Club
1508 Roswell Rd
Mariettta GA
Fat Matt's Rib Shack
1811 Piedmong Ave NW
Atlanta GA
Northside Tavern
1058 Howell Mill Rd NW
Atlanta GA
Nik's Place
645 Whitlock Ave
Marietta GA
Locals Bar and Grill
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A round got stuck in the barrel or my AR today the range & had to be removed by a ram rod. I picked up many spent rounds and found several had damage on the rim similar to what is pictured but not to the extent. The round pictured is the one that was stuck and I dropped the bolt on it 3 times. My question is; is this a problem inherent with cheap Russian ammo or do you think I have an extractor problem?
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Apollo astronauts navigated from Earth orbit to the Moon and back in part by taking star sightings. The Command Module contained a sextant and a scanning telescope for this purpose. Sightings taken by the astronauts with these devices were translated into data that was processed by the on-board digital computer.
This sextant may have flown on Apollo 4, an unmanned test flight. It was transferred to the National Air and Space Museum in 1972 from NASA.
Transferred from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Country of Origin
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I asked Master Gary Clyman what are the three things he'd like to pass on to the world, and his grandchildren's grandchildren if he had children, and he said he only needs to share one, "Deservingness." He said he created this word more than 20 years ago because people were always talking about self-esteem, but there was no real method of increasing self-esteem., and the definition was always different. This bothered him, so he started giving lectures and teaching chi-kung in the early 80s.
He decided there needed to be a better way to build self-esteem. All of the books were bad, none helped anything, so he came up with this new word and included it as part of his chi-kung practice. Thus, deservingness was born.
His definition of deservingness is to be able to accept good things and make good things happen instead of being under the influence of our history. This is what he does in his workshops. At the end of each of his workshops, he said he asks the participants "so what do you all have in common?" And everyone, in unison says "deservingness."
He says we all have been told "no" so much, that we don't even expect yes. But he says he was raised differently. He says that his father told him yes. He says his father said to him "I know you haven't done anything yet, but someday you are going to find something you'll be really good at." Wow, what great inspirational words from a father. So many kids grow up with "you're not special, you don't deserve." But, he says, his father knew what he was doing.
He then chuckled and said "I never wanted to do anything."
Until Martial Arts
He said that people assume that Tai Chi came easily for him. But it didn't. He just worked harder at it than anyone else. "If you want to become Eric Clapton, or Michael Jordan, you have to develop habits. You need habits that support your goals. You can't practice three hours a week and expect to get great. He says everything he learned in Tai Chi, Chi Kung and Nei Kung he learned in four years. He treated Tai-Chi class like college, and he never had a hard class. He said "If you are willing to do things yourself, above and beyond, then nothing is going to be difficult."
He and I encourage everyone to start to practice chi-kung off of his website. Your deservingness will immediately start to change. He said to me, "I've got the best girlfriend on earth. And you know why? Because I deserve her."
He's got 80 videos up there, testimonials, including one from Joe Vitale from "The Secret" and lessons for you to start to learn,
He's the real deal folks, please check out his site and his products and seminars, and let me know what you think.
I'll leave you with these quotes:
"Everyone can get it together if they put pressure on themselves."
"You have to put more pressure on yourself than the world can put on you."
Here's a video of Master Clyman talking about an upcoming seminar.
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Organic, Organic, Organic
ParentDish ponders, is organic really worth it? Let's see if it is:
I like my apples with some holes, my peppers to be irregular, my blueberries to not be the size of car-tires, please. I am also cognizant of my footprint of the earth, much more so now that I've had Nolan. I feel like buying organic is a lighter tread on the earth. I have no idea why I feel that, though, especially since I heard on the radio the other day that organic food might actually put more strain on the earth because it has to travel such a distance to get to most local markets. I'm not sure whether it's true, but it certainly made me think.For Dr. Fuhrman talking about organic, give this post a whirl: Is Organic Food Safer?
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In a period where the charts were still ruled by psychedelic rock, it gets a taste of Latin rhythms by year's end.
In August 1969, Santana released their self-titled debut album. This was the album before the band used their famous emblem, and has the picture of a roaring lion, which took from a Fillmore poster designed by graphic artist Lee Conklin, announcing one of Santana's shows at the Fillmore West. In addition to Latin rhythms, the album also featured a mix of jazz, blues and fusion into their rock sound, as well as a mixture of pop-ready tracks and instrumental jams.
Santana came out around the same month as the Woodstock Festival. As their performance was well-received by the huge audience (as witnessed in the 1970 film of the music festival, especially with the powerful performance of the track "Soul Sacrifice"), the band's debut album immediately caught fire. It went on to peak at number four on the Billboard 200 album charts, and went on to sell over two million copies. The first single "Jingo" was a minor hit, but the next one "Evil Ways" was the band's first top forty single, cracking the top ten at number nine.
Santana's self-titled debut is truly regarded as one of the band's best works, as being one of the albums credited with help championing the jazz and fusion rock, that would grow in popularity during the 1970s. It also ranked as one of the top 150 albums on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of all time. The album was reissued twice, especially in 2004 for a legacy edition, where there were features of Santana's Woodstock performance, and studio sessions of tracks including "Soul Sacrifice" and "Jingo".


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1 Colegio de San Gregorio
Religious buildings
Cadenas de San Gregorio 1 E - Valladolid
This Isabelline monument was built in the 15C by Alonso de Burgos, Confessor to Queen Isabella. The portal, attributed to Gil de Siloé et Simon de Cologne, is a masterpiece of Spanish art (exuberant decoration and fine heraldic carving). The chapel (..
2 Museo Nacional Colegio de San Gregorio
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Cadenas de San Gregorio 1 E - 47011 Valladolid
The national museum of sculpture, housed in the Colegio de San Gregorio, contains a huge inventory of Spanish statuary as well as numerous paintings from various periods. It displays one of the most beautiful collections of polychrome wood statues in..
3 Saint Paul's Church
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pl. de San Pablo E - 47011 Valladolid
Saint Paul's Church is especially remarkable for its façade from the beginning of the Renaissance. It illustrates the transition from the Isabelline style to the plateresque style. The lower part of the main church, designed by Simon of Cologne, belo..
4 Plaza Zorilla
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Plaza Zorrilla E - Valladolid
Constituting the northern aspect of the Campo Grande, the city's green lung, Plaza Zorilla (named after poet and dramatist José Zorrilla whose statue stands here) is embellished by a monumental fountain reflecting the majestic façade of the Cavalry S..
5 Calle Santiago
Architecture, castles and historic districts
calle Santiago E - Valladolid
Calle Santiago is one of Valladolid's most elegant streets and has an eclectic range of distinguished façades, from neo-Baroque to contemporary architecture. At no 27 and 19 are two Art Nouveau buildings. nos 5, 3 and 1 are pretty brick structures un..
6 Cathedral
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plaza de la Universidad E - 47002 Valladolid
Commissioned in 1580 from Juan de Herrera, the cathedral could have been one of the most beautiful buildings in classical art, had the death of the artist in 1597 not left the project in less expert hands. It did not prevent the interior, although un..
7 Plaza Mayor of Valladolid
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Plaza Mayor E - 47001 Valladolid
Situated in the very heart of Valladolid's historic district, Plaza Mayor is the hub of the town's activity. Also located here is the town hall, an eclectic building dating from 1908. The vast open square boasts lovely 16C arcades.
8 Church of Saint Mary la Antigua
Religious buildings
C/ Arzobispo Gandásegui E - 47002 Valladolid
The Church of Santa Maria la Antigua is mostly in Gothic style. Built within the walls of an old Romanesque church, it has nevertheless kept some of its remaining features: a slender tower in Lombard Romanesque style and a portico with triple columns..
9 Church of Las Angustias
Religious buildings
Bajada Libertad E - 47002 Valladolid
The Church of Las Angustias was built by a pupil of Herrera. It houses in the right-hand section of the transept the Virgin with Seven Knives, a work of art by the sculptor Juan de Juni.
10 University
Architecture, castles and historic districts
C/ López Gómez E - 47002 Valladolid
The façade of the University of Valladolid, finished in 1715, is the work of the Castilians Narciso and Antonio Tomé, two famous 18C architects. It is in pure churrigueresque style, a sumptuous version of baroque only seen in Spain.
11 Holy Cross College
Architecture, castles and historic districts
pl. de Santa Cruz E - Valladolid
Dating from the end of the 15C, the Holy Cross College is one of the first truly Renaissance Spanish works. Although the fine details of the décor are still in plateresque style, the bosses on the stones and the design of the windows are inspired by ..
12 Saint Benito's Church
Religious buildings
C/ San Benito E - 47003 Valladolid
The huge Church of San Benito, built in the 15C, has a severe simplicity: its enormous and massive porch lends it the appearance of a fortress. The magnificent patio, from a much later period, draws on the style of Herrera for its classical restraint..
13 Valladolid's Oriental Museum
Museums and art
Paseo de los Filipinos 7 E - 47007 Valladolid
The Oriental Museum is set in a neo-classical college designed by Ventura Rodriguez in the 18C. It has two sections. One is dedicated to Chinese art, with bronzes, porcelain, laquerware, coins and silk embroideries. The other is devoted to the Philip..
14 Cervantès' House
Museums and art
Rastro 2 E - 47001 Valladolid
Cervantès lived in Valladolid from1605 to 1607, towards the end of his life, at a time when the first part of Don Quixote had been published. The house where he lived has remained as it was in the 17C. The rooms with white, lime-washed walls are simp..
15 Cristóbal Gabarrón Museum Foundation
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C/Rastrojo, s/n E - 47014 Valladolid
This museum, created by Spanish artist Cristóbal Gabarrón, houses various collections illustrating different themes: pre-Hispanic cultures and Black Africa, religious art, Picasso's ceramic production and, of course, Gabarrón's own sculptures.


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As families hit the middle of summer vacation, the dreaded "b" word creeps into kids' vocabulary. Parents cringe when the kids say I'm bored. When days at the pool and playing at the park gets old, here are a few ideas to kids occupied and having fun.
Dance party with DiscoRobo
Every kid can wiggle and jiggle their way to dance party fun. Crank up the iPad with some groove worthy tunes and see who is ready to put their moves to the test. Make the afternoon even more exciting by using DiscoRobo to inspire more creative dance moves. DiscoRobo uses the latest beat detection technology. With 56 amazing moves, this little robot can feel the music and dance along to your favorite grooves. With eight engaging facial expressions, DiscoRobo is like another guest at the party. Create a sound, like drum beats, hand claps or even footsteps and watch him move. The DiscoRobo by Tosy retails for approximately $49.99 and up.
Creative science
If you told you child that they could make a volcano explode, would that wipe away the bored factor? Thames and Kosmos offers a wide array of science influenced kits that are fun for kids. From simple experiments to more advanced experiments, these science toys keep kids engaged. The Volcano kit is fun and messy for kids to use over and over. While the action of watching lava flow and harden is good messy fun, the kids are actually learning about science. Thames and Kosmos has a large selection of science influenced toys that work with a variety of age groups.
Road Trip from the couch
While many adults dream of luxury, grand vacations, kids think about a big road trip too. Turn the day dreaming into a game. Options like Road Trip from Identity Games make for hours of fun. Road Trip makes imaginary travel across the map a thought provoking experience. How many cities can you name that start with the letter A? As your family plays the game more, take the questions and answers into more of a challenge. How many "A" cities have you traveled? Which "A" city is top on your list? Road Trip from Identity Games retails for approximately $24.95.
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Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson are two of the best corner backs in the NFL today, that we know. However when it comes to taking verbal shots at one another it is hard to get in the last word when you go up against Sherman. According to a FOX Sports report on July 30, the two highly paid and profiled DB's were at it once again, trading verbal insults on social media.
The name calling and "I am better than you" insults started after Peterson agreed to a five-year, $70-million contract extension with Arizona, making him the highest paid defensive backs in the NFL. Of course after telling the world about his happiness, Seattle's Richard Sherman has to respond.
In case you missed the verbal sparing, it went this way:
Peterson tweeted "Happy to announce my 5 year extension with @AZCardinals! $70M and $48M Guaranteed!! #AZCardinals #P2Nation #YearOfTheCardinal"
Seems harmless enough, right? Well not in social media land! Sherman responded with a tweet that basically said between these two defensive backs they combined to give up 8 touchdowns in 2013 - 7 of them were given up by Peterson.
Okay, the verbal war of words is on!
You can click here to see the tweet by tweet blows courtesy of ESPN as they unfolded. In the end Sherman seemed to trump Peterson once again by just showing off a picture of his hand - with a huge Seahawks World Championship ring on it. It will be interesting when these two teams collide for the first of their two games on this year's schedule. November 23, circle the date!
Who said the NFL preseason is boring?
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I have found the eigenvectors from a matrix. Now I need the corresponding eigenvalues. How can I get the eigenvalue corresponding to each eigenvector in a "efficient" way for a computer?
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Well, of course, if $x$ is an eigenvector of $A$ we have $$Ax = \lambda x$$ where $\lambda$ is the eigenvalue. Thus, you can take any non-zero component of $Ax$ and divide it by the corresponding component of the vector $x$ and you will get $\lambda$. Say the $k$:th component of $Ax$ is non-zero and the rows of $A$ are $a_1^T, a_2^T, \dots, a_n^T$, so the $k$:th component of $Ax$ will be $a_k^Tx$ and we get $$\lambda = \frac{a_k^T x}{x_k}.$$
So an efficient way to calculate the eigenvalue $\lambda$, given the eigenvector $x$, is to calculate $a_k^T x$ for $k = 1, 2, \dots, n$ until you get a non-zero value, and then get $\lambda$ from the formula above. If no $a_k^T x$ is non-zero, we get $\lambda = 0$.


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For those wanting to get the insider scoop on San Francisco's foodie culture, consider booking one of these food tours. All these tours keep their size to a minimum so one feels like traveling with a group of new friends and not a tourist being led around by a guide.
Avital Tours
Their Mission District Tour provides a historical overview of this area's murals while guests sample food from over six places. Definitely purchase the drink option as the cocktails are well worth the upgrade. Upon leaving this 3-hour tour, visitors will be able to taste and see why this are is fast becoming one of San Francisco's rising stars for cutting edge cuisine. Those traveling solo who went to check out the bar scene should check out their 2-hour Union Square Cocktail Tour. Stop off at some of this area's hottest bars and sample their signature cocktails. All their food tours can accommodate vegetarians though not vegans.
Gourmet Walks
Chocoholics will delight in their 3-hour walking tour from the San Francisco waterfront to Union Square. Experience the boom of artisan chocolatiers who provide a niche for those seeking to move beyond the more commercial feel of Ghirardelli. During seven stops visitors will learn what makes fine chocolate and sample a wide array of San Francisco gourmet chocolate boutiques. All guests will receive a Chocolate Lover Card which offers discounts and VIP treatment at ten different San Francisco chocolate boutiques. Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated on this tour.
Local Tastes of the City
Get a personalized historical and tasting 3-hour tour of a 7 to 8 block stroll around North Beach/Little Italy. Watch coffee being roasted and bread being baked as guests taste everything from cappuccinos to authentic Italian pizza. In addition, enter into some of the authentic Italian cathedrals and artisan shops and experience an insider view of this old world oasis. Also, they offer a similar tour of San Francisco's famed Chinatown district.
Edible Excursions
For those looking to make a day trek out to Berkeley, check out Edible Excursion's Gourmet Ghetto tour. This 3-hour walking culinary trek will include a stop at the original Peet's coffee house, chocolate tastings, a tea demonstration and tasting, and several stops for gourmet sandwiches.
Savor Oakland Food Tours
For another East Bay foodie option, take a walk through Jack London Square along the Oakland waterfront with Savor Oakland Food Tours. Along this 3.5 hour tour, visitors will experience a range of food offerings from soul food to an urban winery.
Die hard foodies may want to conclude their day sampling San Francisco's wares by checking out a performance of Foodies, the Musical.
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With Edwards in the Governor's Mansion: From Angola to Free Man
ISBN13:by Hammond-martin, Forest, Sr.; Aswell, Tom
Pelican Pub Co Inc
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Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards forced his mansion staff--all convicted murderers--to "slave" for him in order to receive pardons. This is the inside story of one such "slave," Forrest Martin, who was sentenced to life in Angola State Penitentiary. Not only was he innocent, but he never had a trial and never pled guilty. The former high school football star served ten years of his sentence before being released. His story includes an underground boxing ring, being forced out of the law library by prison employees, and the corruption he witnessed at the Governor's mansion where he worked in exchange for a pardon.
Author Biography
Saint is now known as Forest C. Hammond-Martin, Sr., a proud father of six who dedicates his life to being a role model and educating at-risk youth. He is a boxing instructor who previously fought matches for Sugar Ray Leonard's Boxing Gym. Saint has also worked for the Baton Rouge Public Defender's Office. He lives his wife in Alexandria, Louisiana. Tom Aswell is an award-winning journalist who worked as a newspaper reporter and editor for twenty-five years. He is the author of Louisiana Rocks! The True Genesis of Rock and Roll, published by Pelican. Aswell lives in Denham Springs, Louisiana.
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|p. 11
|Krewe of da Mansion
|p. 17
|Run, Forest, Run!
|p. 27
|The Middleton Drug Store Shootout
|p. 59
|The Baton Rouge Criminal Justice System
|p. 83
|The Plea
|p. 121
|Louisiana State Peniversity at Angola
|p. 135
|The Fighting Inmate Lawyer
|p. 153
|Round One: Saint vs. the Criminal Justice System
|p. 181
|Round Two: Short and Sweet
|p. 191
|Leaving That Place, Angola
|p. 197
|Voices and Echoes at the Mansion
|p. 203
|Louisiana's Slavery Not Abolished-Just Hidden
|p. 219
|Convict Chefs and Butlers-Louisiana's Best
|p. 225
|The Setup
|p. 239
|The Amazing Ball Runner
|p. 253
|Boxing, Tea Parties, Chess, and Football
|p. 259
|Serious Underlying Ramifications
|p. 271
|The First Couple on Trial
|p. 279
|Fifteen Months of Building Pressure
|p. 285
|Listening to a Still Small Voice
|p. 295
|p. 337
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Special Needs Network's Joe Patton Academy Camp
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In a probable case of merchandising overkill, playground equipment manufacturer, Lappset, is teaming up with Angry Birds developer, Rovio, to create a line of Angry Birds-themed playground equipment.
News of this mobile gaming marketing partnership appeared earlier today on the Finnish website, Arctic Startup.
Ultimately, this may be a case of a product tie-in going too far. This reporter swears that on a recent visit the toy section at a local Columbus Big Lots outlet store was filled with Angry Birds plush toys!
First Angry Birds playgrounds to appear in 2012
In addition to the playground equipment, Lappset is also developing a few Angry Birds activity parks in Finland to be called Angry Birds Magic Places. The first parts are slated to open in 2012. Watch out, Disney!
Lappset's playground equipment line includes slides, swings, sandboxes, and climbing towers. The company is also experienced in all aspects of playground design, including safety surfaces. Wait, they have sand in Finland?
Seriously though, considering Lappset's overall business of playground equipment and design, teaming up with fellow countrymen, Rovio, might make perfect sense. Who knows if Lappset's Angry Birds product line ever hits American shores, but considering the overreaching popularity of the mobile game, it wouldn't be a total surprise.
Will a Angry Birds theme park make it to Columbus?
Columbus students who are fans of Angry Birds need to start bothering the facilities personnel at their own schools to install some Angry Birds-themed slides, swings and sandboxes in their own playground. Maybe Jack Hanna can add an Angry Birds section at the Columbus Zoo?
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Hi TOG.
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Planetside 2 is consuming a fair amount of my time lately. I do however have a giant swath of games I fully intend to catch up on/complete, but this will probably have to wait until someone discovers the prerequisite life-extension technologies.
Information about yourself:
30, disgruntled IT worker, big on self-sufficiency (but only because I'm cheap), efficiency and logic. I work in Canberra. Please send help. I have no offspring but I do have a long term relationship with an amazingly intelligent and attractive woman who somehow manages to keep me sane and stops me from going completely postal. Did I mention I work in Canberra?
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Winter/Summer games, Pitfall, Paradroid. Yeah, we had a Commodore 64. Moved onto Amiga 500, then finally a PC a few years later. Bought some consoles and stuff but they tend to gather dust. Love just about every genre of game as long as it has some sort of hook. I still maintain a vast collection of retro games from old computers/consoles, My gaming history is long. As far as online goes though, I tend to find it difficult to fit in and stick with a clan/group/whatever for very long because I am a cynical SOB and tend to get nuclear-grade resentful if I offer ideas/help/whatever and don't get so much as an acknowledgement. I like to be heard.
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I'd like to play with people that can play to the objective and concentrate on team-based objectives rather then play for entirely their own self-interest. I would also love to play with people with at least an impression of maturity whom don't still think it's cool to say 'swears' and whatnot.
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RISEBROUGH, Avonia Hilda -- Peacefully on Tuesday, November 19th, 2002, beloved wife of the late Ronald. Loving mother of Heather and Douglas HARRIS, Sharon and Robert CLEVERDON, Wayne and Donna, Holly and Kenneth RUTHERFORD, and Mark. Cherished grandma of Shaun, Teresa, Warren and Adam HARRIS, Brett, Scott and Angela CLEVERDON, Katie, Sarah, Jarrett, and Madison RISEBROUGH. Dear sister of Vera and William REED. Friends may call at Chapel Ridge Funeral Home, 8911 Woodbine Ave., Markham (three lights north of Hwy. 7) (905) 305-8508 on Thursday, November 21st from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Friday, November 22nd, 2002 at 1: 00 p.m. with visitation from 12-1 p.m. Interment to follow at Highland Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations in Avonia's name can be made to the Alzheimer Society of York Region or to a charity of your choice.
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REES, Dr. Alfred William REES -- Pastor, Missionary, Evangelist with the Evangelical Missionary Church and World War 2 Royal Canadian Air Force Veteran. Gone to be with his Lord on Tuesday, December 17, 2002 in the presence of his family, in his 77th year. Loving husband of Bernadette and Lela (predeceased). Beloved father of Lynda and Denis, the late Dianne, Marlene and Garth, Mark and Deborah, Judi and Wesley. Step-father and friend to Lori and Kirk, Michael and Angie, Chris and Kristin, and Matt. Cherished Papa to Nicole, Jordan and Natalie; Mark and Adam Laura and William; Julia, Amanda and Nathan; Olivia and Emma Mikey and great-granddaughter Kyanna. Devoted brother to Dorothy. Sadly missed by extended family and Friends. Friends may call at the R.S. Kane Funeral Home (6150 Yonge Street, at Goulding, south of Steeles) on Thursday from 7-9 p.m. and Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, December 21, 2002 at 11 a.m. at Banfield Memorial Church (89 Centre Ave., North York). If desired, donations to the Inter-National Needs Canada, P.O. 1288, Aldergrove, British Columbia, V4W 2V1 would be greatly appreciated.
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REEVE, Beverly -- In loving memory of a cherished wife and grandmother, who passed away December 19, 1999. Tho lost to sight to memory dear Thou ever wilt remain, One only hope my heart can cheer The hope to meet again. Oft in the tranquil hour of night When stars illume the sky, I gaze upon each orb of light And wish that thou wert by. Yes once life seemed a pure delight Tho now each spot looks drear, Yet tho thy smile be lost to sight To memory thou art dear. -- Love forever, Stan. -- I miss you Grandma, Ken.
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DOLL, Ruth Carol -- After a brief illness, on Monday, December 16, 2002 at Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga. Beloved wife of David. Loving stepmother of Ken DOLL and his wife Liz, Lori MacLEAN, Tami REEVES and her husband Dave. Dear grandmother of Heather, Rachael, Conor, Adam, Amy, Jade, Jenna, Carson, Michael and David. Cherished daughter of Ada WOOD. Sister of Ken WOOD, Albert WOOD, Joyce ROWETT, Shirley Hay, June Kovacs and Steve Wood. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter ''Peel'' Chapel, 2180 Hurontario Street, Mississauga (Hwy. 10, north of Queen Elizabeth Way) on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Thursday, December 19, 2002 at 1 o'clock. Cremation to follow. If desired, remembrances to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family.
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WORKMAN, John Alfred ''Jack'' -- (World War 2 Veteran Royal Canadian Air Force) Jack of Toronto and Barrie, passed away at Toronto East General Hospital, after a short illness on Thursday, December 12, 2002 at age 82. Beloved husband of Jean Elizabeth (née LAKE) for over 54 years. Dear father of Karen and her husband Bernard ENNIS, and Kathy and her husband Doug REEVES. Loving ''Grampy'' of Dana ENNIS and Cameron, Emily and Claire REEVES. A private burial service has taken place at Westminster Cemetery.
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Restaurants, Catering & Special Order
12 Bones Smokehouse
Located in the River Arts District, Asheville and at 2578 Sweeten Creek Rd. of Arden, NC, 12 Bones Smokehouse is casual and laid-back, serving up a tasty lunch/early dinner with take-out service available. We serve a wide range of smoked meats as well as seafood, vegetarian items and great sides.
Beer, wine and outdoor dining available. Order take-out for an Event, Office Party or Picnic, or rent our Space for your Special Occasion . Prices are good so we'll see you often.
We make everything from scratch. Our meats are smoked long & slow over select hardwoods. Our recipes are both old family favorites & new ones we've just come up with. We believe that simple ingredients & lots of care in preparation make the best food. Some things on the menu change daily...if you can't live without a rib flavor you had 2 weeks ago then holler, we'll make it again if you make enough of a fuss!
Thanks for coming in...
Bryan, Angela, and all of our hard-working staff
Avenue M - in-town on Merrimon Eat drink gather ... in a friendly neighborhood community atmosphere.
Avenue M is a casual Restaurant, Bar and Lounge in North Asheville. Offering an eclectic selection of seasonal comfort foods as well as a variety of local beers, global wines and creative cocktails, Avenue M is the perfect complement to the unique city of Asheville.
** Appetizers - Salads - Soups - Main Course - Sandwiches - Panini - Burgers - Sides - Brunch
Chestnut - Downtown Asheville
A warm and inviting experience to top off your relaxing day in Downtown Asheville. Chestnut is located across the street from the new Aloft Hotel on Biltmore Avenue and just up the street from The Orange Peel.
Chestnut features local and seasonal flavors. Enjoy a salad, appetizer and tasty seafood, vegetables and desserts with your liquid refreshment.
WIthin walking distance of popular downtown attractions, Chestnut features world class entrées, served by warm and gracious hosts, in an inviting setting that is perfect for a busy lunch on the go, or a special meal to top off your day.
Kevin and Chef Joe invite you to try the fresh taste of Chestnut's uniquely American cuisine. Enjoy a drink at the bar, and relax or stop by for Sunday brunch and see what all the excitement is about. Our Website: Chestnut Restaurant Asheville
48 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, NC 28801 (828) 575-2667
The Corner Kitchen, Biltmore Village
Since early times this house has been associated with food. In the 1930's, Charles Jennings occupied the house and started a restaurant known as "The Biltmore Café". For most of the last twenty years 3 Boston Way has been operated as a restaurant. We love the beauty and warmth of these lovely homes so carefully designed and built over a century ago. We hope to share some of that with you and enhance your enjoyment of the village.
Invite us to cater your next event to make your next celebration, meeting, or gathering a memorable one with the fresh, exciting flavors you love from Corner Kitchen. Any time of day, from breakfast to late-night. We can also cater any size gathering, from a dozen to hundreds.
Visit our Website for daily menus and more... The Corner Kitchen
3 Boston Way Historic Biltmore Village Asheville, North Carolina 28803 Phone: 828.274.2439
Local Food Guide published by Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project
ASAP helps create and expand local food markets that will preserve our agricultural heritage, give everyone access to fresh, healthy food, and keep our farmers farming. Our mission is to collaboratively create and expand regional community based and integrated food systems that are locally owned and controlled, environmentally sound, economically viable, and health-promoting. 828-236.1282
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Oil & Vinegar - Biltmore Park Town Square
Oil & Vinegar "culinary gift shop" concept brings together a wide range of international food and cooking products in alluring, Mediterranean-style surroundings. Our mission is to be the consumers' first choice when looking for a unique and "tasteful" gift for any occasion. The focus is not only on the attractiveness of the gift, but ultimately its flavor and ability to accent both the palate and table.
Our product lines and everything we do at Oil & Vinegar reflect our focus – being "PASSIONATE ABOUT TASTE".
One will find an assortment of imported delights with distinct Mediterranean flair such as: bottled and "on-tap" oils and vinegars, mustards, sauces, salad dressings, olives, marinated vegetables, sun-dried tomatoes, honeys, fig spreads, chocolates, dried herb mixes, salts/peppers, a variety of flavored pastas/risottos and more. For more about us please visit our website
plant restaurant - in-town on merrimon
The mission statement of Plant: "To offer flavor-sophisticated, scratch-made food using only carefully chosen ingredients that come from the earth. Each dish will reflect a multicultural influence of the best vegetables, spices and techniques that inspire us to eat."
Jason Sellers is the chef and co-owner, along with Alan Berger and Leslie Armstrong, of Asheville's newest vegan dining experience called plant restaurant , located on Merrimon Avenue just north of I-240. Sellers made a mark in the vegetarian community as the lead chef at the Laughing Seed on Wall Street for several years.
Sellers' creative culinary offerings afford guests a delectable and delightful dining experience in a warm and intimate physical space. Click to read plant's menu and philosophy. 828-258-7500 at 165 Merrimon Avenue Asheville, NC 28801 Closed Mondays


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One of this week's new releases is "Mr. Peabody and Sherman." This charming film is based on popular television characters from the 1960s "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons. Just as refreshing then to have characters whose main power is their intellect, so too is it welcome to have today's young audience celebrate the cerebral.
In "Mr. Peabody and Sherman," Mr. Peabody is a very smart dog who is raising an orphaned son, Sherman. He uses a time machine he invented to take Sherman on trips to teach him about history. On his first day of school, Sherman gets into a fight with another student, Penny. Hoping to resolve things, Mr. Peabody invites Penny and her parents to their home for dinner. While Peabody is entertaining her parents, Sherman, going against his dad's rules, shows Penny the time machine, and they use it.
"Mr. Peabody and Sherman" works because it has fun characters. Peabody is constructed as one of the world's smartest individuals, the inventor of many things and with a mind like an encyclopedia. Yet his intellectual prowess does not always save him from the mundane problems of parenting, something that parents in the audience will appreciate. Sherman is a good character because he tries to obey his dad, but as he gets to know Penny, he becomes more adventurous. The filmmakers use the fact that Mr. Peabody is a dog to gently reinforce the theme of needing to overcome biases in society.
There are several great action scenes in the movie. In one scene, Penny and Sherman fly an old plane when they are in the era of Leonardo Da Vinci. This is a good scene because it shows Sherman learning to take risks as he is with Penny.
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First Look At The JFK Assassination Movie 'Parkland' With Paul Giamatti and Billy Bob Thornton
Posted on Monday, July 29th, 2013 by Germain Lussier
Nearly fifty years later, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963 remains one of the most controversial and discussed events in history. With hundreds of books and dozens of movies made on the subject, it might seem like every angle of the story has been explored. Well, that's not the case.
Writer/director Peter Landesman is coming to the Toronto Film Festival this September with Parkland, a brand new film telling the story of that terrible day from the point of view of the hospital employees at Parkland General Hospital, the local Dallas hospital where the President was taken and pronounced dead. The film stars Paul Giamatti, Colin Hanks, Zac Efron, Billy Bob Thornton, Jacki Weaver, Marcia Gay Harden and will be released September 20. Check out the first images below. Read More »


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Uluguru Bush-shrike (Malaconotus alius) - HBW 14, p. 89
French: Gladiateur des Uluguru
German: Schwarzkappenwürger
Spanish: Gladiador de las Uluguru
Other common names: Blackcap/Black-capped Bush-shrike
Taxonomy: Malaconotus alius Friedmann, 1927, Bagilo, Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania.
Differs from congeners in slightly smaller size, black head, brown eye, degree of sexual disparity, and perhaps also voice, and was thought by some possibly to be related to Malagasy vanga family (Vangidae), rather than to current family. Recent studies of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA, however, strongly support its placement within present genus. Monotypic.
Distribution: Uluguru Mts, in E Tanzania.
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(Formerly Gaelic Athletic Association of Australasia)
In the early 1840's there was a newspaper report of a form of Gaelic football played in South Australia and it is acknowledged that similar games were played on the goldfields of Victoria in the 1850's.
There is a lack of documentation of many challenge games of Gaelic football and hurling which were played between the Irish of Melbourne and Sydney in the 1920's and 1930's
Associations were formed firstly in Victoria and New South Wales to control and organise local games. This was followed in 1963 by the formation of an Association in South Australia and in Western Australia and Queensland soon after.
The first interstate championships in both codes was played between NSW, Victoria and South Australia in 1971 in Melbourne.
At a meeting convened in Sydney in 1974 representatives from NSW, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia met and formed the Gaelic Athletic Association of Australia to promote, control and foster Gaelic games on a national level. Subsequent to this with the affiliation of Auckland and Hutt Valley - Wellington from New Zealand the name changed to the Gaelic Athletic Association of Australasia.
The role of the Australasian association has grown immensely in recent years in the administration and promotion of Gaelic games. Developments include, a Level 1 Coaching Course with subsequent appointment of Coaching Directors in each Australian States, a one-day Referees Course to secure more qualified referees and the construction of the association's website. As a result these initiatives there has been more than a doubling of the number of teams competing in Gaelic football over the last couple of years.
These developments have been made possible with the continuing funding of a full time Secretary by the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ireland.
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Joint Colloquium Distinguished Lecture Series
Revisiting the Design of Database Systems, Inside and Out
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Samuel Madden
Until recently, all commercial relational databases were based on a software architecture and programming interface designed at Berkeley and IBM 1970s and 80s. Recently that has changed.
In this talk, I'll discuss two new important developments in the world of data management on which my research has focused. In the first, I'll describe the design of a new type of "column-oriented" database for so called "analytical workloads" where queries scan and perform aggregation ("reduce") operations over a large fraction of the data. The basic idea, known as "verticalpartitioning," has been used before, but, by building a radically different database architecture around this concept, we showed that it is possible to get order-of-magnitude performance gains over the systems designed in the 70s and 80s. These ideas have since been adopted by most commercial database engines.
One outcome of the early database designs was that they led to a separation between "application logic" and "database logic," with declarative database commands embedded a (typically) imperative host language. In the second part of the talk, I'll describe a new line of work looking at how program analysis techniques can be used to make the boundary between application and database logic much more fluid. Specifically, I'll describe techniques that make it possible to automatically transform the boundary between application logic written in an imperative host language to declarative SQL logic, and programmatically adjust the placement of application logic on a database server or an application server.
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Nipomo, CA — It all started on Thanksgiving Day the Sheriff's Dispatch received a call for service for a missing person, 81-year-old Harold Slagle.
Deputies responded to Nipomo and began searching for him. While on scene, Slagle's wife told deputies that he had been diagnosed with early onset dementia. She told deputies he had taken his suitcase, got into his 1998 red colored Dodge Dakota and drove away. His wife explained that Harold and she had recently moved from West Covina and were temporarily residing in Nipomo while their home was being built in Paso Robles.
Slagle has been located and reunited with his family. He was located in the Malibu area with the assistance of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's office and the keen observations of a passerby.