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Motor Ace Philippines, Inc. Lipata, Minglanilla, Cebu Branch | Telephone Number
Motor Ace is a distributor of motorcycles and accessories of Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Honda in the Philippines.
There is a Motor Ace Philippines branch located particularly in Plaza Margarita, Lipata, Minglanilla, Cebu (Philippines). Minglanilla Branch is the 74th 3S Shop opened by Yamaha Motor Philippines, Inc. (YMPH) and Motor Ace Philippines, Inc. The shop was opened on November 19, 2010.
You can contact them at the following telephone number: (032) 490-0465
Cellphone number: 0915 900 2310
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Journal of Applied Ichthyology
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Sechler, D. R., Phelps, Q. E., Tripp, S. J., Garvey, J. E., Herzog, D. P., Ostendorf, D. E., Ridings, J. W., Crites, J. W. and Hrabik, R. A. (2013), Effects of river stage height and water temperature on diet composition of year-0 sturgeon (Scaphirhynchus spp.): a multi-year study. Journal of Applied Ichthyology, 29: 44–50. doi: 10.1111/jai.12047
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FOXBORO -- Darrelle Revis pondered the question.
Considering the Patriots' track record of effectively neutralizing some of their more combustible free agent pickups over the years -- and given his occasional penchant for speaking his mind -- is there any concern that he won't be allowed to be himself now that he's a member of the Patriots?
"I'm going to be me," he responded. "That's all I can say. I think Coach [Bill] Belichick lets guys be who they are. That's fine. I'll be myself and go with the flow."
Put it alongside the sayings that have come out of Gillette the last few years: It Is What It Is. Do Your Job. Ignore The Noise. Humble Pie.
Let Revis be Revis.
What does that entail, exactly? For starters, after a year in a defensive system where he was bafflingly tethered to Tampa Bay's zone coverage schemes by Bucs head coach and Belichick BFF Greg Schiano, let him return to the man-to-man lockdown scheme that made him the best cornerback in the game. Expect him to look like the Revis of New York vintage, where his man abilities were a serious schematic advantage while with the Jets.
But to this point, he's been cool with whatever has been thrown at him.
"Every defense has their kinks, and they do things different and have different schemes. Right now for me, this is my third team, and I'm just trying to absorb everything right now and take a step back and learn everything I can to get prepared for the season.
"I'm not trying to come in here and step on anybody's toes," he added. "You have to take a step back -- there are guys who have been here for many years. Devin McCourty, Logan Ryan is a very smart guy. So they've been in this system a little bit. I'm just trying to sit back, get feedback from those guys, and go from there."
Of course, Revis is just being polite, and exceedingly deferential. (History tells us that Revis being Revis means eventually yielding to him as the alpha dog of the secondary, both athletically and financially. But the latter is a problem for another day.) To that point, Ryan may be smart, but if he really wants to show off his football IQ, he will defer to Revis' knowledge every day of the week and twice on Sunday. Quarterback Tom Brady has already said he's sick and tired of throwing at Revis in practice -- Brady recounted one of his conversations with Revis to Peter King: "I did tell him, 'Hey, we plan on building a couple of hotels on your island over there, so don't be offended.' "
And offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said Friday the acquisition of Revis has given a boost to the offense this offseason.
"It's exciting any time you add players on the other side of the ball that you know are really going to bring out the best in you," McDaniels said when asked about Revis. "We've got a really good group over there that practices well with our guys. We should make each other better, hopefully, in the long run."
"It's always a defense and offensive competition going on," Revis said when asked about Brady's comments. "I think both sides are just trying to get better at the end of the day. It's good to have the same jersey on as Tom and everybody else on this team.
Of course, he's been around Foxboro a few times before. As a member of the Jets for six seasons, his twice-a-year battles with Brady and the Patriots were epic struggles.
Now, he's on the other side.
"It's totally different," Revis said. "There's things that you didn't expect how this organization is run from top to bottom. You've got to take your hat off to Mr. [Robert] Kraft for how this organization operates. They're a winning organization, and I'm happy those guys gave me an opportunity to come in here and be a part of it."
In truth -- even if he ends up walking after one year because of the out in his contract -- if Revis can be Revis, it means he would be the most significant free agent defensive pickup of the Bill Belichick era.
Consider the rest of the field:
• Mike Vrabel was acquired in the spring of 2001, and went on to become a tremendous defensive presence in his seven seasons at linebacker for the Patriots, winning three rings.
• Rodney Harrison was a rock-solid safety picked up prior to the start of the 2003 season and helped stabilize the New England secondary. Ultimately, he became a sizable reason the franchise won two Super Bowls.
• Rosevelt Colvin was a much-heralded pickup prior to the 2003 season, and while he was an occasionally key figure at times in his stretch in New England, he was never the overwhelming pass rushing presence in his six seasons with the Patriots.
• In addition, Adalius Thomas (2007) arrived with tremendous fanfare, and while he had a great first year with the Patriots in 2007, his career with New England stalled out in 2009.
Meanwhile, vets like Anthony Pleasant, Roman Phifer and Bryan Cox helped change the culture around the team in the early days of the 21st century. But none of them had the oomph that Revis brings.
Of course, it shouldn't be expected to be instant karma between Revis and the rest of the defensive backs. When it comes to playing in the secondary, you have to learn how to play alongside each other. Corners have to learn the tendencies of the safeties -- their strengths, weaknesses, and how to best communicate -- and vice versa. Revis said Friday that's a process that could take some time.
But Revis said Friday that's what OTA's are for.
"It could take awhile," he said when asked about the bonding process. "As of right now, we're in OTA's, and this is the time when we can glue together -- not just as a secondary, but as a defense. Also as a team as well.
"We're all in this together. Everybody is working hard, and that's what we're all trying to do. We're trying to get prepared for the season and use these OTA's as something for us to build toward the season."
Ultimately, if the Patriots let Revis be Revis, it could make the difference in the offseason game of can-you-top-this between the Patriots and Broncos.
It's a challenge the veteran welcomes.
"I love competition. I think that's why we play this game -- to compete every Sunday and go out there and execute your job and try to win game," Revis said. "I love competition. I never back down from any challenge."
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Marinade for Steak (Porterhouse, Sirloin or Any Beef Cuts)
Total Time
Prep 35 mins
Cook 10 mins
This is a simple marinade for any beef cuts, the longer you marinate the more the flavour will soak into the meat. My carnivores (Little Miss (DD) and Hubby) really enjoyed it. I didn't mind it on chicken either.
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- 2 porterhouse steaks (different steak can be used)
- 2 1⁄2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon fresh gingerroot or 1 teaspoon ginger, in a jar
- 1 garlic cloves, crushed or 1 teaspoon garlic, in a jar
- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon (or your favorite spice)
- 1⁄3 cup soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- In a large shallow bowl combine the sugar, ginger, garlic, tarragon, soy sauce and vinegar, mix until sugar has dissolved.
- Add meat into the marinade mixture, mix.
- Cover with cling wrap and allow to marinate at least 30 minutes, turning once or twice.
- Place steak on BBQ or grill, cook then brushing with marinade, flip steak once, cook until done or according to your taste.
- Remove off heat and serve immediately with salad and potato dish.
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Very good marinade.Made everything as written and instead of fresh gingeroot i used 1/8 tsp ginger powder.Thanks for the recipe and will do again.
WOW! This is so easy and so good. I switched out the tarragon for basil. DH prefers sirloin and I prefer ribeye so I bought those. Delicious flavor and the carmelization was beautiful and tasty. DH ended up trying to steal part of my ribeye when he ran out of sirloin and has asked that I make it again this week. I served it with a salad and some steamed asparagus and it was a wonderful dinner.
This was perfect for the first year anniversary dinner my husband and I shared. This marinade is very easy and quick to make. I doubled the marinade for 1.77 lbs of NY strip steak. The steaks were marinated overnight and turned over once. 30 minutes before dinner, I brought out the steaks to warm up to room temperature while a cast iron pan was heating up in the oven (oven set to broil) for 15 minutes. Then I seared each side of the steaks for about 2 minutes. After searing, I turned the oven setting to 500 degrees. The steaks cooked within 3 minutes (we prefer our steaks medium to well done). Let the steaks set for 5 minutes before slicing.


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Good 3.4 /5 from 19 reviews
This is one of those cheap-style hotels in a mass-produced tourist spot, with no history or local people. When we were there, the hotel was really full and there were much too few sitting areas outside and the pool is tiny. The "restaurant" is in the basement and the breakfast food seemed to be the very cheapest quality possible - it was really bad! There are lots of opportunities for cheap cocktails and meeting young people to party with, so if that's your purpose, it might be ok.
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All woodlands are sold at a fixed price, and include free membership of the Small Woodland Owners Group, as well as £300 towards paying for a course (or courses) to help with managing and enjoying your woodland. Conservation of woodland is very important to us and none of the woodlands we have would be suitable for residential development.
Bickerton Wood, West Lothian - Nearly 7 ½ acres, £49,000
near Whitburn, Bathgate, West Lothian
This peaceful and bright, south facing deciduous woodland in central Scotland, provides an unusually diverse haven for a wide range of wildlife.
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Aydon Wood, Northumberland - Almost 5 acres, £45,000
Dilston, Nr Hexham, Northumberland
A very easily accessible and typically quiet Scots pine woodland with road frontage. An excellent woodland in which to enjoy the skills of woodland management or equally just to watch nature at work.
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Knockshoggle Wood, South Ayrshire - About 9 ½ acres, £55,000
Near Pinwherry, Girvan, South Ayrshire
A larger woodland with impressive beech and oak trees, large stocks of ash and soft woods, with glades of flourishing bluebells.
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Cottie Wood, South Ayrshire - About 12 acres, £69,000
Near Pinwherry, Girvan, South Ayrshire
An enchanting, larger, mixed broadleaf wood of diverse terrain and character with an energetic stream running through and ruins of an old croft. Ideal for recreational forestry and camping.
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Benantrae Wood, South Ayrshire - 5 acres, £29,000
Near Pinwherry, Girvan, South Ayrshire
A vigorous young wood with superb views over the peaceful Stinchar Valley and the surrounding hills.
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Catkin Wood - SOLD, West Lothian - Nearly 5 ¼ acres, £35,000
near Whitburn, Bathgate, West Lothian
A young deciduous woodland with a gentle south facing slope and a large, yet well hidden pond beside a babbling burn.
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Firth Wood - SOLD, Dumfries and Galloway - Nearly 3 ¾ acres, £29,000
Gatehouse of Fleet, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway
An established and beautiful woodland that has much to offer including mature deciduous trees, spring flowers, lively birdlife and many native mammals and benefits from the bright southerly aspect and very special views across the Solway Firth.
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Eldrigg Wood - SOLD, Northumberland - Over 6¾ acres, £55,000
Dilston, Hexham, Northumberland
An attractive wood, being a mixture of mature Norway spruce with open access, together with a younger mixed conifer plantation.
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English Wood - SOLD, Northumberland - About 4.5, £39,000
Corbridge, Hexham , Northumberland
A bright established larch woodland which benefits from a gate onto the minor road and level irrigated topography.
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Old Oak Wood - SOLD, Dumfries and Galloway - Just under 6 acres, £45,000
Gatehouse of Fleet, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway
A beautiful broadleaf woodland with a large sheltered central glade and fine views out across the Solway Firth from its upper slopes.
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Glenmuir Wood - SOLD, Scottish Borders - About 13 acres, £55,000
by Lauder, Scottish Borders
An evergreen woodland in the Scottish Borders, overlooking upland pastures with a meandering burn below.
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Steele Brig Wood - SOLD, Ayrshire - Over 2 acres, £19,000
Gadgirth, nr Annbank, Ayrshire
Small mixed broadleaf woodland with long riverbank frontage onto the River Ayr and some fishing rights.
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Inn Wood - SOLD, Dunfries and Galloway - Nearly 5 acres, £29,000
Gate House of Fleet, Newton Stewart, Dunfries and Galloway
A beautiful established woodland with large hazel and oak trees, a south facing slope and a sheltered glade which bursts to life with spring snowdrops and bluebells.
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Swinshaw Wood - SOLD, Northumberland - About 4 ¾ acres, £45,000
Dilston, Nr Hexham, Northumberland
A beautiful mature Norway spruce wood with a large tranquil pond and scenic internal vistas.
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Wheelings Wood - SOLD, Northumberland - 5½ acres, £49,000
Dilston, Near Hexham, Northumberland
A mixed Scots pine and larch woodland which is open, level and easily accessible.
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Lee Pen Wood - SOLD, Scottish Borders - About 6⅔ acres, £45,000
Glenormiston, by Innerleithen, Scottish Borders
Predominantly Scots pine, this is a pleasantly open wood with commanding views over the surrounding countryside.
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Ochre Wood - SOLD, Northumberland - About 4½ acres, £39,000
Dilston, Nr Hexham, Northumberland
In the heart of the Dilston woodlands, a mature wood with Scots pine and Norway spruce in equal proportions sits quietly.
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Twall Wood - SOLD, Scottish Borders - Over 15 acres, £70,000
by Lauder, Scottish Borders
Splendid area of woodland with great potential for hobby forestry, relaxation and conservation.
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Lauder, Scottish borders
An evergreen woodland with extensive south westerly views and access to a free flowing burn.
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Barncrosh Meadow - SOLD, Dumfries and Galloway - About 2 acres, £25,000
Bridge of Dee, near Castle Douglas, Dumfries and Galloway
A meadow situated in the sweeping River Dee valley with good access, river frontage and pond potential.
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Sheughhead Wood - SOLD, Scottish Borders - About 29 acres, £98,000
near Lauder, Scottish Borders
Larger spruce woodland with some young mixed broadleaves and Scots pine amenity areas situated in a delightful rural Borders valley.
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In reply to Jayvier • Nov 14, 2012
The reason why it seems far objects are less prone to this problem is because the depth of field is not as thin as those near objects. it actually is back focusing, but your intended object just happen to fall within the hyperfocus distance.
p/s: i'm not sure my explaination is correct, but the "meaning" is there..
yes and no..
if u can tell it's back focusing (because sensor dosn't resolve enough to check the dof at that distances) i really can't see how it can be a problem..
for sure at bigger distances u will have a greater dof, that's optics..
i did my test ad F 1.4 and from 1m to infinity as i told i cant achieve a better focus even with MF..
my be when we got an X-Pro5 at 50Mpixel it will be different
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anniej Says:Sun, Jan 06 2013 10:06 AM
Voting results are not showing up, not sure if you are aware.
Mary Anne Stro Says:Sun, Jan 06 2013 08:30 AM
The community has been vocal for more than a year about the questionable actions of this board. In turn, the board, especially Jihn McCann, have held contempt for community members and have made comments to that effect. The board has tried to silence community members and even re-structured board meetings in a way to discourage and/or limit public comment. I hang on to the hope that justice will finally prevail. If these board members had any integrity, they would step down for the good of the district. It's time for a change!
anniej Says:Sun, Jan 06 2013 08:20 AM
After attending every board meeting for over 3 years THIS WAS EXPECTED! Watching this crew was like watching South Bays own version of the Sopranos minus the violence.
It is a shame that our great community was not together enough to clean our own house, NO, due to the apathy of the community we needed to rely on the government to do our bidding. SHAME ON US!
There is still more cleaning to be done. Brand MUST GO, and so must the "special" friends that were hired as consultants. John McCann you failed us when you brought him back!!!!!!!
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Postal Service facing challenge with summer camp mail
Published: Saturday, April 8, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 7, 2006 at 11:27 p.m.
Every June, thousands of care packages and letters inundate the Tuxedo Post Office enroute to more than 1,500 boys and girls who come to six summer camps here.
Moms and dads send sons and daughters photos, the bathing suit or jacket forgotten while packing or bags of goodies. And in camp cabins near the shores of Lake Summit, boys and girls daily write postcards and letters to send home.
In a place where campfires and snail mail still trump computers and instant messaging, the U.S. Postal Service is facing a challenge: How to keep the bags of mail flowing when Tuxedo's contract post office closes May 26, days before the summer camps open.
Postal officials say there will be no disruption, but also say they have not figured out what they will do when Nancy Green shuts down the post office her late husband, Rosco, started 15 years ago at their Tuxedo store.
Camp owners such as Jim Miller IV, whose Camp Greystone is the largest Tuxedo camp with 500 girls on any summer day, say they know the mail will get through.
But Miller, among camp officials who met this week to discuss the closing, is not sure postal officials know the magnitude of the mail tidal wave rolling their way.
"At our camp, just sorting the mail is a full-time job for one person in the summer," Miller says. "We sort it and have to have it in their (campers') hands by 2 o'clock, otherwise they don't have anything to do because they read their letters at rest hour. If they don't get a letter they are writing one. Parents get that and the sluice gates open up. It's a crazy thing to see the mail in Tuxedo in the summer."
Miller says he is not worried, just concerned that postal officials may be caught off guard. So he is glad that former Falling Creek Camp owner and Henderson County Commissioner Chuck McGrady has launched a campaign to get the Postal Service to beef up preparedness.
"I have the highest faith the Post Office will end up handling it. They have great resources and great people, but it will surprise them the first time they deal with it," Miller says.
Enola Rice, spokeswoman for the U.S. Postal Service in North Carolina, said the office on Thursday received the official notice from Green asking to close the contract station.
"We will have to do a review and make a determination as to what has to occur next," she said. "The most important thing is there will not be any type of disruption of mail service."
In this case, customers will need their mail by nap time each day.
"Campers are just very different than the average name on a delivery list because they get more mail than most people," Miller says.
At any given time, Miller estimates there are 500 girls at his camp, with an equal number of children split between Camp Mondamin and its sister camp Green Cove. Falling Creek for boys and Glen Arden for girls each have about 200, and Camp Arrowhead has about 100.
That doesn't count the hundreds of camp counselors and staff that make summer camps such big business along the Blue Ridge, nor the thousands of pieces of camp business mail. Miller estimates his camp alone gets about 50 packages and between 1,000 and 2,000 letters a day.
Help hard to find
The Tuxedo Post Office, run out of Green's store, has about 400 mail boxes but no rural routes. Those are handled out of the Zirconia Post Office a couple of miles up N.C. 225 toward Flat Rock. The Zirconia Post Office is the most likely candidate to handle the influx of Tuxedo mail.
Businessman Rosco Green opened the post office in his store in 1991, after postal officials abruptly closed a post office in the old company store building. Green built a fire wall out of blocks to separate part of his store for the contract station, per postal regulations, his widow Nancy says. She continued the post office after he died in January 1999 at age 61.
Since then, Green has worked in the post office herself and hired help. About 10 years ago, she hired Donna Nicholson to serve as full-time postmistress, although the post office requires additional part-time help, especially during the summer.
Nicholson, a 47-year-old Tuxedo native, recently told Green she could not afford to keep working the job.
"She's been a good and faithful employee for 10 plus years and she is having to find another job," Green said.
Green says the Postal Service pays her $14,800 per year to run the facility. That amount has her dipping into her own finances to the tune of $125 to $150 per month to pay for part-time help and phone and light bills.
"I have talked to the postal officials and they said their hands are tied. They can't give me an increase," Green says.
All the while, the work load has increased. The postal service now requires workers to scan packages and fill out reports.
Nicholson, a mother of three grown children and grandmother of one, said she enjoys working at the post office, but can't afford to continue. And Green has not found anyone else willing to do the job.
"Basically, I enjoy working here, it's just too much responsibility for the income," Nicholson said Thursday in between helping customers. "They won't give Nancy a raise and I can't afford to work for the same thing forever. I do the same thing as a regular federal postal employee, and they make about triple what I do. I don't have any benefits. I have to do what's right for me."
Looking for solutions
McGrady, last year, sold Falling Creek, but continues to work for the new owners as director emeritus. When he found out the Tuxedo office was going to close, he called Gary Stevens who is in charge of post offices in Western North Carolina except for the big ones -- Asheville and Hendersonville.
"He indicated most likely they would move everything to Zirconia," McGrady said. "The problem is Zirconia doesn't have that many open post office boxes to handle the ones coming from Tuxedo."
Then there is the issue of community identity. Folks who get their mail at Tuxedo mail boxes use that address and the 28784 zip code. Residents who get their mail delivered at home or via Zirconia boxes use the Zirconia address and zip code, 28790. Although the two communities are both in the part of Henderson County known as Green River, Tuxedo usually refers to the area around the lake with summer camps, Zirconia to the area up N.C. 225 towards Flat Rock.
Camp directors are sending Stevens a letter outlining their concerns and some possible solutions, McGrady said, including opening another contract station in Tuxedo, working with Green to keep the present station open this year, combining the Tuxedo and Zirconia names or renaming the Zirconia Post Office Green River. Rice, the Postal Service spokeswoman, says the last two options are unlikely.
Identity crisis
Camp officials have run into problems trying to use their Tuxedo addresses to get package deliveries. While UPS and Federal Express drivers out of Hendersonville know where the camps are, packages coming out of Asheville may not be delivered to Tuxedo addresses. That's because the Geographic Information System the package companies use doesn't show any physical Tuxedo addresses, just the post office.
"Three or four years ago they came through and gave street names to all the little streets around Tuxedo as part of 911 process," Miller says. "But it was not until last summer we started getting packages refused to be delivered to Tuxedo."
McGrady said he has been in touch with U.S. Rep. Charles Taylor's office and the Postal Service "to let them know there's a lot of community angst" over the loss of the post office.
"It's going to be really important for the Postal Service to quickly indicate what their plans are and to be very transparent about the process," McGrady said.
Green says she thinks Tuxedo will keep its identity regardless of what happens, thanks in part to the library her husband started years ago. The county is considering moving the library to the old company store building, to allow for expansion and because of concerns about traffic around Green's store.
"I think the local people will still identify it as Tuxedo," Green says. "Rosco started the library. No matter where it is, it will still be part of his legacy."
Nicholson said she hopes the Postal Service works out a way to keep a post office in Tuxedo, or allow residents to keep their Tuxedo addresses and post boxes at the Zirconia Post Office. That, according to Rice, is a possibility.
"When there have been occasions across the United States when a postal facility has closed we don't remove the name of that city or zip code," she said. "If the process has been picked up by a neighboring post office we just keep that name, Tuxedo, in our database."
The idea of a contract station is also a possibility. Asked when the Postal Service will decide, Rice responded: "Definitely before the contract expires."
Miller, McGrady and others hope it will be long before May 26, to give postal workers as much time as possible to prepare for the flood of camper mail.
"We went ahead and put out a box and we have been talking to the carrier from Zirconia," Miller said. "She is really sweet and I think she is going to do a great job managing it all. But it will surprise everyone the first day the mail comes."
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Building a small app and would like to return all a users favorited tweets. This is easy enough to do with the twitter gem. I would then like to further filter the returned results by only displaying the favorited tweets that contain a URL within the body.
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How would I implement a check to say if the URL is present then display tweet. I'm a noob with json and Apis.


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A fan term used for actor Tom Hiddleston, in which his last name is abbreviated. Used as a term of affection by his fans.
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RFP is now ten years old!
Holy moly. It has now been ten years since RFP went live. I apologize to regular visitors for not updating this site very often - or at all in quite a while, but - well, that's life with a two year old. Once I complete the latest update from Matt, we will be at 8,609 tracks! Pretty amazing if you ask me. I started out RFP with my own personal collection of Peterborough music - about 250 tracks or so. Things have grown by leaps and bounds despite my not having hardly any time at all to dedicate to the project.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of John K. Muir, Jill Staveley, Matt Jarvis and the rest of the Trent Radio crew, RFP has blossomed from a little pet project of mine to a big pet project of ours - and of our entire community. I believe that this year will put us over 80,000 hours of FM broadcast time through the facilities of Trent Radio, and countless amazing conversations.
It makes my heart swell with love to see the project continue to chug along and grow and change - even more so to see that we're still kicking along even after ten years. Thanks to everyone for all their support and keep on listening!
Also, if you haven't seen it yet, check out the pre-release version of the Trent Radio / Radio Free Peterborough Local Music Archive Project website - you can listen to each and every one of the >8500 tracks in the archive, stream entire albums, or stream everything by any of the artists in the database. Check out some of the other musical goings on in your community and discover your new favourite band.
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Thanks to all the good folks over at Trent Radio (I'm looking at you Matt Jarvis, Jill Staveley and John Muir) for all their hard work on the Local Music Project.
What the heck is the project all about? Well, we're going through all of our collections of Peterborough music - mine was around 4,000 tracks, and Matt has a boatload more. So far, as of today we have over 5700 tracks lovingly archived and properly detailed in our catalogue. The new site will let you browse by artist, track title or recording, and as a sweet sweet bonus feature, you will be able to listen to any individual track in the collection ON DEMAND. That's right. The track you want, when you want it. Missing that great Born Again Pagans tune you used to dance to in the 90's? Fire up the new site (once we launch it), browse to the recording you want and click play on the track. Bam.
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Happy 8th Birthday Radio Free Peterborough!
Another year, another bunch of happy hours spent bathing Peterborough and area with local music and sharing our music with the world. We've had a strong showing in downloads of the Radio Free Peterborough and Trent Radio iPhone applications (both free of course) and we're working our way to 60,000 hours (!!!) of FM Broadcast time through the facilities of Trent Radio - 92.7 CFFF FM.
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Electric City Live -- Week of July 2, 2012
This past week, Electric City Live posted a review of Ode'min Giizis, Peterborough's Native arts festival, which featured (among many things) pow-wow step band A Tribe Called Red. Wanna know what pop-wow step is? Hint: it's amazing. Second hint: you should read the article. We also posted June 2012's New And Local, our monthly column about all the new music being released by Peterborough artists. This month brought new albums by electro act Martignetti and rockers Rep By Pop, and new songs from a whole bunch of other performers. So look at that too.
This week in music: Not a lot of big artists in town this week (with the notable exception of multi-platinum selling pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen, who's playing a free outdoor show on Wednesday), but there are a lot of fantastic local bands playing, including Jos. Fortin, Tin Vespers, No Pussyfooting, Superquest, Grainne Ryan, Ben Rough, Tender Buttons, DJ Infected, and more. Check it all out, on Electric City Live.
Electric City Live -- Week of June 25, 2012
This past week, Electric City Live posted a review of a show by Matt Mays, Gentlemen Husbands, and The Wild Wild North. Cobourg's Gentlemen Husbands were particularly fantastic, and Matt Mays... also played music that night. Last week we also checked out Ode'min Giizis, Peterborough's native arts festival, so watch out for a review of that show coming up later this week.
This week in music: This week brings us Canada Day celebrations, the first show of the occasionally non-crappy Little Lake Musicfest concert series, and shows by the likes of Meteor Empire, Lindsay Barr, Grainne Ryan, Chris Thomas King, Will Currie And The Country French, and a whole bunch more. Check it all out, on Electric City Live.
Electric City Live -- Week of June 18, 2012
Greetings from Electric City Live! We've got all sorts of new content for all you lovely people out there on the internet. First thing I'd suggest is our interview with Matt Crowley. Matt's not only the lead singer/songwriter for the local band Union City, he's also the booker for the Red Dog, he's helping organize the upcoming Hootenanny On Hunter Street, and he's a very opinionated man with a lot to say about the music scene in Peterborough. This month, we also posted "New And Local", a monthly column listing all the new releases by Peterborough artists in May 2012. There's a new album out by Tarantüela, and new songs by The Arbiters, Bloody Boy Blue, Rikers, and a bunch more. And also, did you know Peterborough's own The Burning Hell are trying to break a World Record? They are, and you can find out more on Electric City Live.
This week in music: This week brings us Ode'min Giizis, Peterborough's annual Native arts festival, featuring theatre, dance, art exhibitions, performance art, a street festival on Saturday, and, of course, plenty of music. Then there's also shows by Brasstronaut, Kim Churchill, Kristen T. Clark, Lindsay Barr, Mudmen, SoHo Ghetto, The Muddy Hack, Sam Ferguson Band, Citizen Hollow, and a bunch more. Check it out, and way more weekly highlights, at Electric City Live.
Electric City Live -- Week of June 4, 2012
Hey friends, what's new? How ya been? How's the folks? ... Sorry, what's that you say? ... "How's the live music scene in Peterborough?", you ask? Well, let me tell you: it's bumpin'. As always. And as proof, we got a bunch of new stuff over Electric City Live for you to check out. We posted an interview with the owners of the Red Garnet, Blair Watson and Tammy Lin Foreman, on the occasion of the venue's first anniversary. And we also checked out The Venisons and No Pussyfooting at Wire Wednesdays, The Wire Megazine's weekly local artist showcase... which it turns out no one ever goes to, and is a little bit sad, actually. And in the coming week, watch out for an interview with Matt Crowley of local rock band Union City (who have a show this Saturday), and even more.
This week in music: It's Trent's Summer Convocation this week, which means a flood of returning faces, and a bunch of super-packed bars. This week also brings shows by Theory of a Deadman (who I'm assuming are receiving honorary degrees from Trent for their contributions to Canadian music), Gilby Clarke (of Guns'N'Roses fame), Union City, and The Spill's Fuzzfest III, an all-day garage rock festival featuring SIXTEEN bands, most of them local. Check it out, and way more weekly highlights, at Electric City Live.
Electric City Live -- Week of May 14, 2012
It's Electric City Live here, back after an epic two-week absence from the site. It's been so long... I hardly recognize the place. I missed it. But we've been busy, going to shows and posting reviews and talking to artists and whatnot. We posted a review of a great show by The Burning Hell at the Montreal House. And we also posted the first in a monthly feature, "New And Local," discussing all the new releases by Peterborough artists. And damn, there's been a lot of them. April brought us new albums by Charming Ruins, Levon, Meteor Empire, and Rikers, and new tracks from a bunch more artists. Go productive Peterborians!
This week in music: It may be hard this week to go to any other live shows, barely containing your excitement for Canadian metal legends ANVIL, who are coming here on Friday, but, shockingly, there's a bunch of other shows going on, running the gamut from country to hip hop to singer-songwriters to rock, then to Whistle Stop for some poutine. Check out all the details, and more of our weekly live music highlights, over at Electric City Live.
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If you have registered for an account and the system tells you that you are blocked or banned, please contact us so we can unlock your account. We apologize for pulling out the brass knuckles on this one, but if we didn't our site would become a dumping ground for viagra ads and links to "very questionable" overseas websites of an adult nature.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. Now, why not go log in and then download some of our free music!
Electric City Live -- Week of April 30, 2012
Hey friends, what have you been doing this week? Electric City Live's been busy reviewing. Well, it's been busy being a website, which takes up most of its time, but I've been busy reviewing. First there was a review of The Wooden Sky show at the Red Dog (featuring Sunparlour Players and Michael Duguay... I know, holy crap awesome line-up, right?). Then it was a review of The Wire Awards, the only award show I know of that's devoted exclusively to honouring local Peterborough music. And coming up this week, we got a review of this past Sunday's show by The Burning Hell, which I'll write as soon as I can stop yelling "I LOVE THE THINGS THAT PEOPLE MAKE!!" at random people I pass on the street.
This week in music: It's a bit of a quiet week, in that there's not a lot of big concerts in town (well, there is Nashville Pussy), but there's still a number of great smaller bands coming to town, and fantastic local bands playing. Strumbellas, anyone? Silver Hearts? Petunia Trio? Melissa Payne? Yessss. Check out all the details, and way more shows, at Electric City Live.
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Eva Mitnick's Reviews > The Adventures of Sir Gawain the True
The Adventures of Sir Gawain the True (Knights' Tales, #3)
by Gerald Morris, Aaron Renier (Goodreads Author)
by Gerald Morris, Aaron Renier (Goodreads Author)
Eva Mitnick's review
bookshelves: fantasy, children
Dec 23, 2011
bookshelves: fantasy, children
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By the end of this short and breezy tale, Sir Gawain has metamorphosed from a self-absorbed and discourteous knight into a thoughtful guy and a good friend - with plenty of mysterious supernatural adversaries, lords and ladies, sword fights, and humor along the way. Thank goodness Morris never grows tired of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table, because neither we. Recommended for grades 2 to 4.
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The Most Cited Article: Yaghoob Farnam's Paper on "Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Impact Behavior of Ultra-High Performance Concrete" Is Among the Most Cited International Journal of Impact Engineering Articles Since 2010
Yaghoob Farnam's paper titled "Experimental and numerical investigations of low velocity impact behavior of high-performance fiber-reinforced cement based composite" is announced to be among the most cited International Journal of Impact Engineering (Elsevier) articles since 2010, extracted from Scopus.
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Road Salt is Worse Than You Think!
U.S. infrastructure continues to decay at an alarming rate, as exemplified by the low grades consistently awarded by the ASCE Infrastructure Report Card. While there are many contributors to the decay and degradation of our nation's transportation infrastructure, one that cannot be overlooked in many states is the annual winter application of deicing salts. We often use deicing salt to melt ice and snow after a snowstorm and to increase the safety, but is it bad for the environment?
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PhD Defense: Damage Development, Phase Changes, Transport Properties, and Freeze-Thaw Performance of Cementitious Materials Exposed to Chloride Based Salts
Yaghoob Farnam defended his PhD thesis titled "Damage development, phase changes, transport properties, and freeze-thaw performance of cementitious materials exposed to chloride based salts" under the supervision of professor Jason Weiss. Recently, there has been a dramatic increase in premature deterioration in concrete pavements and flat works that are exposed to chloride based salts. Chloride based salts can cause damage and deterioration in concrete due to the combination of factors which include: increased saturation, ice formation, salt crystallization, osmotic pressure, corrosion in steel reinforcement, and/or deleterious chemical reactions. This thesis discusses how chloride based salts interact with cementitious materials to (1) develop damage in concrete, (2) create new chemical phases in concrete, (3) alter transport properties of concrete, and (4) change the concrete freeze-thaw performance. To mitigate the damage and degradation due to the chemical phase transition, three approaches were evaluated: (1) use of a cementitious binder that does not react with salts, (2) use of a new practical technology (phase change material) to melt ice and snow, thereby decreasing the demand for deicing salt usage, and (3) use of sealers.
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Yaghoob Farnam Receives 2014 Portland Cement Association J.P. Gleason Fellowship Award
Yaghoob Farnam, PhD Candidate in the Civil Engineering Materials Group, has been named a recipient of the 2014 PCA Education Foundation J. P. Gleason Fellowship. The support provided by the Education Foundation is used to identify and attract outstanding candidates in the field of the cement and concrete. Yaghoob is one of four students who were selected in 2014 for this prestigious award.
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went into both stores in Manhattan today, I went up to Coach counter in each store and told salesperson I wanted to buy a bag for my girlfriend for Valentines... and I asked for the hottest selling bags women want..... and the sales person walked me over to the Michael Kors counter...I was surprised she didn't even show me a Coach bag.... she went on to say the Michael Kors bags are lighter and more fashionable and hats what women want ,,, For the record I am long COH because I liked the dividend and earnings... still I was surprised today and maybe now I think COH could be the dreaded value trap
Sentiment: Buy
'they' say you should never extrapolate your personal experiences into a broader trend or investment. It is more mis-leading than helpful.
Which bag did you buy? Your research sucks because you didn't buy a coach or kors bag
Research is based on one employee.. employeed maybe 3 months..
and might get spiff money from Kors. thats reasearch come on .. In todays world I GUESS THAT QUALIFYS "Research" lol
That is what I had noticed for the past year; younger women want kors bags and the older ones want to feel younger so they buy kors too. It is the fashion business and you cannot reduce prices enough to make it a must have.
The other thing Coach did was to cheapen the brand by opening so many factory outlets and selling low end stuff. I was surprised that they did not miss by more than they did last quarter. I guess the legacy launch helped but won't be there this year.
The gross margins are the higher than its competitors and that another reason the valuation reasoning could still make it a sell.
I was short into last earnings but feel that it has to go back down to 40 or so at least... while KORS keeps going higher; kors is building a more sustainable luxury brand with an ever increasing offering of accessories.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Great scuttlebut(Fisher term for doing hands on research not an insult ;)
It is why despitethe GENEROUS dividend at this price level, I still don't fee comfortable pulling the trigger as even with a 13 P/E, the stock is not being properly priced for its "eh" growth and growing competition.
The thing is KORS isn't an investment at its valution either. Both of these guys should be stayed away from. Give me COH with a 8-9B valuation and I am all over it but not here. Good feedback.
I just got back from Woodbury Commons and the COH outlet was very busy and long lines at the cash register. Good luck to all longs!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
same kind of research is how I found some of my best investments..... about 7 years ago i stumbled into a sports bar/restaurant that was packed and thought what a great idea and it just came public at that time... BWLD I immediately bought in... COH has me worried on the domestic side, they to listen to why customers prefer the Kors bags.. Still the COH brand is powerful and has the ability to dominate.... other designers have come and gone.... remember when Tommy Hil was really hot.....where is Tommy now ??


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Vasyl Lomachenko has yet to decide if he will go down to 126 or stay at 130
Vasyl Lomachenko and manager Egis Klimas are still exploring whether to stay at junior lightweight or go back down to featherweight and vacate at 130.
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Francisco Vargas retained his junior lightweight title with a majority draw against Orlando Salido in an absolute slugfest that will be a candidate for Fight of the Year.
Weigh-in results for the June 4 card headlined by Francisco Vargas vs. Orlando Salido for the WBC junior lightweight title in Carson, California.
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Vasyl Lomachenko will be ringside on Saturday for Orlando Salido's title fight with Francisco Vargas in Carson, California as he pursues a rematch with Salido.
Just when we thought former WBA 126-pound titlist Nicholas Walters was going to face WBO beltholder Vasyl Lomachenko, the 'Axe Man' chopped the fight down.
Despite testing positive for clenbuterol ahead of his June 4 fight with Orlando Salido, the California commission decided to give Francisco Vargas another chance.
VADA's Dr. Margaret Goodman recently spoke to RingTV to share her thoughts on Francisco Vargas' positive test for clenbuterol.
Golden Boy Promotions has issued a statement with regard to WBC 130-pound titleholder Francisco Vargas testing positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
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WBC 130-pound titleholder Francisco Vargas and former three-time beltholder Orlando Salido hosted a Los Angeles press conference for their June 4 showdown.
All-action featherweights Francisco Vargas and Orlando Salido, who were involved in the winner and a runner-up for Fight of they Year in 2015, respectively, will meet in Carson, California.