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The Epic of Gilgamesh
by Sinleqqiunninni
Character Role Analysis
Death/The Gods/Fate
As Utanapishtim tells Gilgamesh "No one can see death, no one can see the face of death, no one can hear the voice of death, yet there is savage death that snaps off mankind" (10. 290-293). Is it any surprise that Gilgamesh doesn't end up being successful in his battle against such a mysterious, invisible antagonist? Though of course, you've got to hand it to him for trying. And yet, isn't Death itself just a front for another, more hidden group of antagonists?
As Utanapishtim tells Gilgamesh about the creation of the world: "After Enlil had pronounced the blessing, the Annunaki, the Great Gods, assembled. Mammetum, she who fashions destiny, determined destiny with them. They established Death and Life, but they did not make known 'the days of death'" (10.305-309). In other words: if Death is Gilgamesh's antagonist, and the gods created Death, doesn't that mean that the gods are Gilgamesh's true antagonists?
If this doesn't sit well with you at first, just think about all the times Gilgamesh comes into conflict with the gods over the course of the story. When he and Enkidu are doing battle with Humbaba, Enkidu urges him to kill the monster quickly, before the gods find out. Later, Gilgamesh rudely insults a goddess (Ishtar) who offers herself to him, and he and Enkidu kill the Bull of Heaven. We won't blame Gilgamesh for throwing the Bull's leg in Ishtar's face (that was Enkidu's doing), but doesn't the company we keep say something about us?
Of course, Gilgamesh isn't the enemy of all the gods; he's obviously not against his mother, Ninsun, and the god Shamash has his back. Still, we definitely think there's some conflict going on between Gilgamesh and the divinities. Or maybe, it isn't even the divinities so much as what the divinities represent: fate.


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The sign at the Minnie Baker trailhead on Vt. route 53 in Leicester. Both Leicester Hollow & Chandler Ridge trails lead to Silver Lake.
Very little snow cover along the Chandler Ridge Trail (although some icy spots) on this early February trek with 14 hikers.
Blue sky and not too chilly.
Hikers along the western ridge (at right), looking southwest.
View along the ridge looking SSW.
Looking northwest from Chandler Ridge. Beyond this spot (going northward) there were nice views to the east looking toward Brandon Gap. Fern Lake in sight.
Snow-covered Lake Dunmore is just visible through the trees (about center of this photo).
Rocky gap for lunch/snack. Nice stone work here for the mountain bike trail. Continuing north from here gains more views of Lake Dunmore (west) and also Mt Horrid (east).

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The Villa is situated near Kavarna in BALGAREVO a village of mixed new and old dwellings. Nearby Cape Kaliakra has spectacular views across the bay and a lovely quiet sandy cove is within a couple of kms from the village. This is the real Bulgaria within a nature reserve area, ideal for birders and with donkey and carts loaded with local produce ambling along the narrow roads nearby. The village has a several of good restaurants, cafes and a village square featuring rose borders and a pretty fountain. Festivals are often held here. Only a couple of minutes drive will take you to the nearest town of Kavarna with a brand new supermarket and 40 mins drive will bring you to bustling Golden Sands and Albena resorts and Varna City. The lovely harbour of Balchik has a good selection of restaurants along the sea front, live music and traditional dancing. A half hour drive to Dobrich which boasts an old town of little shops displaying local craft of pottery etc. and further north along the coast in Shabla are long stretches of deserted sandy beaches.
Welcome -: We will provide a welcome food pack for your arrival. Also there is an information booklet with details of interesting things to learn about, places to visit, maps etc. There is a DVD player with a selection of DVDs and plenty of books and also wireless Internet.
Open at restricted times is an information centre is situated in the village of Balgarevo for all tourist and visitors with special interest in the bird life of the area - here you can see photographs of different bird species and listen to their calls and songs by pressing the correspondence number next to each species. This is particularly fascinating to children. GAME SHOOTING HOLIDAY!: If you have an interest in GAME SHOOTING please contact us as we can arrange a holiday for shooting enthusiasts throughout the autumn and winter and organise and advise you with everything you need to know together with details of the Bulgarian season for shooting quail, geese etc. We can assure you that this will be a wonderful experience!
BIRDING: Due to the nature of the area birding is extremely popular particularly during the migration periods. There is a great number of different species of birds to be spotted and you will be delighted with the experience. If you need any additional information we will be pleased to advise.
We are an English couple living in the South of England on a small farm. We love the countryside and first visited Bulgaria in 2004 where we fell in love with the area surrounding Cape Kaliakra. We were entranced with the countryside and the simple way of life of the locals and farmers. We first bought a lovely old Bulgarian house in a village that we renovated and now consider our second home. We then purchased Villa Rosa in the lovely village of Balgarevo and we have had many great people staying there including families, couples and friends abd bird watchers. We hope to be able to go on holidaying in Bulgaria for many years to come and to continue to meet up with the friends that we have made over the years.
Jacqueline Seaton purchased this villa in 2006
Villa Rosa was built about 2005 and we thought it would be ideal for holidaymakers and near our own holiday home so it was the ideal choice for us not only for holidaymakers but for our families as well. We have made friends here in Balgarevo as well and we love Kavarna town. When shopping all the shopkeepers remember us and are almost like old friends.
Villa Rosa is such a lovely house and as soon as we saw it's spacious open plan design, little balconies and garden pool surrounded by a patio and lawns we knew it would be the perfect place for visitors to just chill out and it is only a 6 minute drive to the sea. The village is so typical of many of the villages in the area with old stone cottages and friendly locals.
Thanks Jackie for a great holiday! The villa is just as it looks on the website. Light and airy with plenty of room. The pool is was loved by all in the hot weather. Jackie is full of advise being very quick to reply to the many emails I kept firing at her! The homecare company were very helpful just a phone call away when needed, they spoke very good English and were able to help with Hire cars, taxis etc. the pool was checked daily to ensure it was clean. The air con in the bedroom's made sleeping very easy during the hot nights. A great family villa close to good beaches and plenty to do for family days out within an hours drive. Thanks again Jackie for a cracking holiday!
Our holiday was great ! The villa is very nice - the description was 100% true. Villa Rosa is comfortable, holiday home. The pool is perfect for children (although it's better for bigger children - 7-8 years' old). The garden is well maintained and outdoor grill and patio is just perfect to eat and spend time with whole family.
Everyone who needs silent and tranquil surroundings will be happy there. This is excellent location - close to very nice beach ( Bolata Beach) which is not crowded and has "tawern" where you can eat fresh and cheap moules :)
Also Cape Kaliakra is the "must see" place. People are friendly so you feel welcom and in Kavarna you will find everything you need.
I have to admitt that the Owner - Jacqueline Seaton - is one of the bests I had pleasure to contact with. I travel a lot with my family and we usually rent villas so we do come across different owners and I am telling you - she is the best.
Splendid, fast and easy contact. She is very helpful and she looks after her hirers.
We are very, very happy that we were able to spent our holiday in villa Rosa and that we could saw how beautiful Bulgaria is. Thank you very much and best regards :-)
Villa Rosa is lovely - very well laid out with nice sized rooms, it was very clean and the gardens and pool were exceptionally well maintained, with frequent attention (although unobtrusive).
The village of Balgarevo is ideal, if you want to stay in the non touristy part of Bulgaria. There are several restaurants nearby and as we hired a car (definitely recommended, so you can explore the area!), we could easily go into Kavarna for dinner - lots of choices there!
The owner, Jackie, was extremely helpful throughout and even popped in to see us while we were there.
This is a wonderful location in a beautiful country and you don't need a fortune to enjoy it fully, everything is very reasonably priced.
Thank you - we all enjoyed our holiday tremendously.
Four of us stayed here for a week in late April 2013. We used it as a base to explore and birdwatch the beautiful coastline of North East Bulgaria. The Villa was spacious, modern, comfortable and very well equipped. Also the Wi-Fi was a real bonus. It was great to return after a full days birding and relax in the garden with a cold beer at dusk listening to Scops Owls and nightingales. We spent a lot of time at Cape Kaliakra, only a 5 minute drive away. Spectacular in itself for the views, dolphins and porpoises but the birding here was absolutely superb as it was a magnet for migrating birds. (Other holiday activities are available!)
I would definitely recommend this villa and hope to return soon myself.
What a wonderful villa and great location. We have just returned home after a relaxing week at Villa Rosa. We have two young children who loved the pool and took my parents with us; who are in their late sixties and thoroughly enjoyed themselves taking long walks exploring the village, where you were made to feel welcome by the locals.
The property itself is a dream to stay in, being well maintained and having all you need for a relaxing holiday for all the family. This villa would suit families of young children and people in the older age bracket, who likes to have peace and quite as well as culture and seeing the traditional side of Bulgaria.
Jackie was great in sorting out transport from the airport in Varna to Villa Rosa for us all as we did not want to hire a car during this trip. My only recommendation would be to hire a car for a few days so that you can see more of the beautiful area, as it is a bit too far to walk to the local beach with two young children; we will do so next time.
We have all returned back from our holiday thoroughly refreshed and planning our holiday for next year to Villa Rosa. Thank you Jackie and Kieron for sharing your villa with us all.
The villa is beautiful, well kept and very comfortable! The pool and garden were great and felt very peaceful and private.
The villa is in a gorgeous village and close to a lovely beach, very suitable for little children to play and swim at. The nearest 'big' town - Kavarna has everything you need in the way of shops and restaurants, and also has a lovely beach.
We had everything we needed despite the party including 2 teenagers and a baby!
Booking, arranging, deposit refund and the management in general was easy and organised !
Would highly recommend !
6 mins drive to a pretty unspoilt sandy cove and nearby Cape Kaliakra with wonderful sea view restaurant and stalls selling local crafts. Nearby is a superb fish restaurant serving their freshly caught mussels. Dolphins can often be spotted from here. Balgarevo provides several good restaurants serving local dishes and shops around the main square. There is also a new Equestrian Centre with a restaurant, stalls selling local honey, melons etc. The nearby town of Kavarna has a good choice of supermarkets, banks, clothes, shoe shops leather goods etc. A feature fountain in the pedestrian square and gardens, with children's play areas. Festivals during the summer include Cape Kaliakra Rock Festival. Drive to Balchik a traditional fishing town with restaurants and music along the promenade and pay a visit to Queen Maria's Palace and gardens. Wonderful atmosphere. Shabla within 15 mins drive with miles of deserted sandy beaches. An hour's drive will take you to the Romanian border. Larger towns to visit are Dobrich and Varna where you can buy leather goods, coats, handbags and boots and local crafts at good prices.
Other Activities: If you are interested in Game Shooting - please let us know as we can arrange a shooting holiday for you that includes the whole package with guide, translater, transport and guns.
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Mid Summer
1 Jul 2016 - 31 Aug 2016
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
Early Autumn
1 Sep 2016 - 30 Sep 2016
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
Late Autumn
1 Oct 2016 - 31 Oct 2016
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
My Standard Rate
4 night minimum stay
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|No additional mandatory fees
To secure a booking a deposit of 25% of the total cost is payable. The balance is to be paid 6 weeks before departure. Also a breakage deposit of £150 is made which is refunded at the end of your holiday after inspection of the property. Cheque payment only.
THERE IS A £50 DISCOUNT for 2 consecutive weeks booked during Peak Period i.e. July and August.
Taxi transfer from Varna airport to Villa Rosa can be arranged for you but the charge is payable by the guests direct to the taxi driver.
As the property is approximately 40 minutes drive (70 km) from the airport we can arrange pickup from the airport for you and help or advise you regarding car rental.
Please note that the pool area is covered during the winter and may not be available for use between 1st November and 1st April. Depending on weather conditions this may vary.


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The University of Rhode Island is holding an "Internet-of-Things" hackathon Nov. 13 to 15 for undergraduate and graduate students who will be given a specific problem to solve using modern technologies. more
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Industry professionals in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields are needed as volunteer chaperones for "STEM in the Middle 2015," according to Tech Collective, Rhode Island's information technology and bioscience industry organization. more
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A "Tech Nite" open house will be held at New England Institute of Technology's East Greenwich campus at One New England Tech Blvd on Nov. 3 from 3-7 p.m. more
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On Tuesday, Aug. 4, R.I. Department of Labor and Training Director Scott Jensen and I traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend the White House's first-ever Demo Day showcasing innovators and entrepreneurs across America. more
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C.J. Meiser has joined Utilidata Inc. as its chief operating officer. more
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Web posted Monday, June 29, 1998 5:45 a.m. CT
Oklahoma Panhandle considers burn ban
GUYMON, Okla. - Representatives from fire departments across the Oklahoma Panhandle were scheduled to meet Sunday evening with a state task force in Guymon, hoping to lessen the risk of fires in the parched area and racing the clock before sparks fly celebrating Independence Day.
Local officials said they would ask the task force to recommend a burn ban for the entire region, including the private use of fireworks.
"Some fire chiefs want the public fireworks displays to go on and some don't, but we're in agreement on the private ones," Guymon fire chief Ed Kirtley said.
"It's kind of like banning baseball. Fireworks are a real American flag-apple pie issue, but I think it's good that the Guymon city manager, Texas County commissioners and the other fire chiefs requested this."
More than 20 fires have charred about 10,000 acres in Texas County the past week, Kirtley said. The blazes have occurred despite burning bans instituted by the county and cities of Guymon and Hooker.
"We are getting an awful lot of calls from ranchers and farmers concerned that they might lose pasture or crops from people burning trash or using fireworks," Kirtley said.
The task force from the Oklahoma Department of Forestry will report its findings to the governor, who can issue a ban for a large area, such as the entire Panhandle, Kirtley said.
"I would like to see it (a ban) effective no later than July 1," Kirtley said.
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B'Nai Israel Temple, built 1891, 249 S. 400 East Salt Lake City, Utah
Pleasant Green Baptist Church, Magna, Utah. Undated.
Assembly of God Tabernacle, 1954. 57 E. 1300 South, SLC, Utah
Our Lady of the Holy Trinity Cisterian Trappist Monastery, Huntsville, Utah
Calvary Baptist Church, 1966. 532 E. 700 South, SLC, Utah
Buddhist Temple, 1938. 247 W. 100 South
Buddhist Temple, 1938. SLC, Utah
Cathedral of the Madeleine under construction, 1905. SLC, Utah
Episcopal church, Randlette, Utah. Undated.
St. Christopher's Mission to the Navajos (Episcopal), Bluff, Utah. Undated.
First Congregational Church after a fire, 1965. 100 S. 400 East, SLC, Utah
Grandview Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2930 S. 2000 East, SLC, Utah
Greek Orthodox Church of The Transfiguration, 674 42nd St., So. Ogden, Utah. Undated.
Highland Boy Church, Bingham, Utah, c. 1880.
Methodist Church, Park City, Utah. Undated.
First Presbyterian Church, 1905. 12 N. C Street, SLC, Utah.
Riverton Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Begun 1899, dedicated 1920, razed 1940. 12800 S. Redwood Rd., SLC, Utah.
Summit Stake Tabernacle, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Coalville, Utah. Built 1899.
Utah Gospel Missionaries travelling tent, for meetings and children's classes, c. 1910.


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This is my 1st ever wedding cake. its 3 tiers (Lemon, Victoria, Fruit) i made each rose individually with flower paste and highlighted them with coral adn pink dustings. all in all the roses took around 30 hours from start to finsh. :)
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SOURCE: Sofer, Andrew. "Felt Absences: The Stage Properties of Othello's Handkerchief." Comparative Drama 31, no. 3 (fall 1997): 367-93.
In the following essay, Sofer examines the symbolic and thematic significance of the handkerchief in Othello, listing the varying qualities it represents, such as Desdemona's misused honor, Othello's "ocular proof," the powers of magic, the poetic notion of "felt absences," and the inescapable "charm of objects."
Desdemona's handkerchief makes its first appearance in Shakespeare's source, Giraldi Cinthio's Hecatommithi. According to Cinthio, it is "a handkerchief embroidered most delicately in the Moorish fashion, which the Moor had given her [Disdemona] and which was treasured by the Lady and her husband too."1 Cinthio's handkerchief contains no magic in its web; it is, rather, a crude plot device whose utility depends upon a string...
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Elena Kagan was sworn in as the newest Supreme Court Justice on Saturday.
Kagan took part in two ceremonies. She took the constitutional oath
in a private event before taking the judicial oath in front of friends
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Chief Justice John Roberts presided over both swearing in ceremonies. Kagan will be officially installed as a justice at the start of the new term in October.
Kagan replaces retiring Justice John Paul Stevens. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan is the fourth woman to sit on the nation's highest court.


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I would like to use custom fields (like phone etc) but only for the admin, not fot the registration form. The idea is for a small association, they would really use this to manage their contacts and stop having 25 excel files.
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But the aerial footage is insane.
About seven miles from Disney World, at the Summer Bay Resort in Clermont, Florida, a sinkhole sucked up about 30 percent of the tourist villas last night, sending guests fleeing. "Kids were crying," the security guard on duty said. "They were saying, 'We don't want to get trapped here. Mommy, we're on vacation. We're here to have fun. This is not what we expected. We don't want to get trapped here.'" The hole in the earth was about 60 feet wide and 15 feet deep by the time it was done, but everyone got out in time, and no one was hurt. The raw aerial footage is absolutely insane and, in its silence, equally eerie.


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In an effort to stay patient and avoid the mass panic that typically ensues early in the season, I was somewhat reluctant to make any big changes to my preseason rankings during the first couple of weeks. But now that we are getting a little deeper into the season and starting to pick up on some developing trends, it's time to start making some major changes based on what we've seen so far.
Before we take a look at some of the big movers in the top 130, I should note that these rankings are intended to be a long-term look at future values for the balance of the season rather than a snapshot of values at this moment in time. I should also note that my rankings are always up for debate. I'll often receive well-thought-out e-mails detailing why a certain player should be moved up or down, and I am not above changing my tune if a logical argument can be made.
Moving Up
The Top 130
Note: Brian McKitish's top 130 players are ranked for their fantasy value from this point forward in the 2010-11 NBA season. Previous rank is indicated in parentheses.
1. Kevin Durant, SF, OKC (1)
2. Chris Paul, PG, NO (2)
3. Pau Gasol, PF/C, LAL (9)
4. Stephen Curry, PG/SG, GS (5)
5. Kobe Bryant, SG, LAL (4)
6. Deron Williams, PG, UTA (6)
7. Dwight Howard, C, ORL (7)
8. LeBron James, SF, MIA (8)
9. Dirk Nowitzki, PF, DAL (3)
10. Danny Granger, SF, IND (10)
11. Josh Smith, PF/SF, ATL (11)
12. Dwyane Wade, SG, MIA (12)
13. Monta Ellis, PG/SG, GS (17)
14. Steve Nash, PG, PHO (13)
15. Russell Westbrook, PG, OKC (24)
16. Carmelo Anthony, SF, DEN (15)
17. Tyreke Evans, PG/SG, SAC (14)
18. Brook Lopez, C, NJ (18)
19. Jason Kidd, PG, DAL (20)
20. Rajon Rondo, PG, BOS (21)
21. Gerald Wallace, SF/PF, CHA (22)
22. John Wall, PG, WAS (36)
23. Al Horford, C/PF, ATL (26)
24. Joe Johnson, SG/SF, ATL (25)
25. Amare Stoudemire, C/PF, NY (19)
26. Joakim Noah, C/PF, CHI (27)
27. Kevin Love, PF, MIN (44)
28. Andre Iguodala, SG/SF, PHI (23)
29. Paul Pierce, SF/SG, BOS (28)
30. Manu Ginobili, SG, SA (46)
31. Tim Duncan, C/PF, SA (30)
32. Al Jefferson, C/PF, UTA (32)
33. Andrea Bargnani, C/PF, TOR (33)
34. Blake Griffin, PF, LAC (34)
35. David Lee, PF/C, GS (29)
36. Derrick Rose, PG, CHI (37)
37. Rudy Gay, SF, MEM (38)
38. Raymond Felton, PG, NY (47)
39. Jason Richardson, SG, PHO (39)
40. Paul Millsap, PF, UTA (50)
41. Roy Hibbert, C, IND (52)
42. Zach Randolph, PF, MEM (45)
43. Stephen Jackson, SG/SF, CHA (40)
44. Marc Gasol, C, MEM (35)
45. Brandon Roy, SG/SF, POR (16)
46. Brandon Jennings, PG, MIL (42)
47. Devin Harris, PG, NJ (41)
48. Andrew Bogut, C, MIL (48)
49. Luis Scola, PF/C, HOU (62)
50. Rodney Stuckey, PG/SG, DET (49)
51. David West, PF, NO (43)
52. Jrue Holiday, PG, PHI (58)
53. Chauncey Billups, PG, DEN (31)
54. Jeff Green, PF/SF, OKC (55)
55. Andray Blatche, PF/C, WAS (53)
56. Danilo Gallinari, SF/PF, NY (56)
57. Luol Deng, SF, CHI (57)
58. Lamar Odom, PF/SF, LAL (63)
59. Nene Hilario, C/PF, DEN (61)
60. O.J. Mayo, SG, MEM (51)
61. Eric Gordon, SG, LAC (64)
62. Mo Williams, PG, CLE (60)
63. Darren Collison, PG, IND (59)
64. Marcus Camby, C/PF, POR (66)
65. Kevin Martin, SG, HOU (68)
66. LaMarcus Aldridge, PF, POR (74)
67. Chris Bosh, PF/C, MIA (54)
68. Andre Miller, PG, POR (69)
69. Carlos Boozer, PF, CHI (70)
70. Michael Beasley, SF/PF, MIN (81)
71. Gilbert Arenas, PG/SG, WAS (73)
72. D.J. Augustin, PG, CHA (71)
73. Troy Murphy, PF/C, NJ (65)
74. Aaron Brooks, PG, HOU (75)
75. Tony Parker, PG, SA (76)
76. Serge Ibaka, C/PF, OKC (83)
77. Mike Conley, PG, MEM (77)
78. Jason Terry, SG, DAL (80)
79. Kevin Garnett, PF, BOS (84)
80. Wilson Chandler, SF/SG, NY (86)
81. Ray Allen, SG, BOS (87)
82. Dorell Wright, SF, GS (91)
83. Elton Brand, PF, PHI (88)
84. Caron Butler, SF/SG, DAL (82)
85. Chris Kaman, C, LAC (67)
86. Jamal Crawford, SG/PG, ATL (78)
87. John Salmons, SG/SF, MIL (95)
88. Trevor Ariza, SF/SG, NO (85)
89. J.J. Hickson, PF, CLE (90)
90. Boris Diaw, PF/SF, CHA (92)
91. Jameer Nelson, PG, ORL (94)
92. Baron Davis, PG, LAC (79)
93. Nicolas Batum, SF, POR (116)
94. Emeka Okafor, C, NO (93)
95. Ben Gordon, SG, DET (96)
96. Vince Carter, SG/SF, ORL (97)
97. Beno Udrih, PG, SAC (98)
98. Rashard Lewis, PF/SF, ORL (72)
99. Hedo Turkoglu, SF, PHO (89)
100. Samuel Dalembert, C, SAC (99)
101. Andrei Kirilenko, SF/PF, UTA (110)
102. Al Harrington, PF, DEN (101)
103. Anderson Varejao, PF/C, CLE (102)
104. Toney Douglas, PG/SG, NY (100)
105. Lou Williams, PG/SG, PHI (103)
106. Richard Jefferson, SF, SA (113)
107. Carl Landry, PF, SAC (104)
108. Antawn Jamison, PF, CLE (118)
109. Eric Bledsoe, PG, LAC (107)
110. JaVale McGee, C/PF, WAS (105)
111. Tyrus Thomas, PF, CHA (114)
112. Yao Ming, C, HOU (106)
113. Andrew Bynum, C, LAL (108)
114. DeMar DeRozan, SG, TOR (111)
115. J.R. Smith, SG, DEN (119)
116. Carlos Delfino, SF/SG, MIL (120)
117. Wesley Johnson, SF, MIN (129)
118. Corey Maggette, SF, MIL (122)
119. Andris Biedrins, C, GS (115)
120. Kyle Lowry, PG, HOU (123)
121. Jarrett Jack, PG/SG, TOR (124)
122. Rudy Fernandez, SG, POR (NR)
123. Tyson Chandler, C, DAL (NR)
124. Ron Artest, SF, LAL (126)
125. Terrence Williams, SF/SG, NJ (117)
126. Daniel Gibson, PG, CLE (127)
127. Hakim Warrick, PF, MIL (NR)
128. Robin Lopez, C, PHO (112)
129. Anthony Randolph, PF/C, NY (109)
130. Arron Afflalo, SG, DEN (NR)
Russell Westbrook, PG, Oklahoma City Thunder: After hyping Westbrook as a future top-20 fantasy player for about two years, no one is happier than I am to see him sitting alone atop the Player Rater when sorted by averages. Westbrook won't finish the season as the top-rated fantasy player (mostly because he doesn't hit 3-pointers), but it's not like he's playing terribly over his head. Some will point to his improved steals (2.3) and free throw percentage (90 percent) as signs that he's due to come back down to earth, but I'm not so sure. Westbrook is a terrific free throw shooter at 80 percent for his career, and I've always thought he'd be one of the top steal artists in the league due to his unbelievable quickness and intensity on the defensive end. If I'm a Westbrook owner, I'm not even entertaining thoughts of selling high.
Monta Ellis, PG/SG, Golden State Warriors: If Monta didn't have a fairly lengthy injury history, he'd be a borderline first-round fantasy pick. An electric scorer on the offensive end who can also wreak havoc on the defensive side with his quickness, Ellis is getting to the rim whenever he wants and finishing at a high rate. That's why his field goal percentage sits at 51.5 percent despite shooting just 29.7 percent from downtown. There has never been a question about Monta's talents, and at age 25, he's just coming into his prime. Let's keep our fingers crossed that he can stay healthy, because he'll be near the top of the Player Rater all season if he does.
Paul Millsap, PF, Utah Jazz: Millsap has always been super-productive when given ample minutes, so his early-season breakout should come as a surprise to no one. Averaging 21.9 points, 9.3 rebounds, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks after 10 games, Millsap looks to be a slightly better option than teammate Al Jefferson (who is still learning the ins and outs of the Jazz offense) for the moment. A few things keep Millsap from jumping even higher in the ranks as most people want. First, Big Al will start to steal some of Millsap's scoring once he gets more comfortable in the Jazz offense, and I still think Jefferson is the slightly better long-term fantasy option. Second, what happens when Mehmet Okur returns as expected in mid-to-late December? Don't get me wrong; Millsap's value isn't going to plummet, he's such a scrappy player and tireless worker that he's going to get his, but it's not likely that he'll see 37.0 minutes per game for the duration of the season. As much as I love Millsap, I have a hard time moving him up much higher than his current spot at 40th due to the aforementioned minor concerns.
Luis Scola, PF/C, Houston Rockets: Doing his best David Lee impression (David Lee circa 2009-10, of course), the ever-improving Scola is putting up 22.1 points, 10.7 rebounds, 0.9 steals and 0.8 blocks per game in the early going. Do I think these numbers are for real? For the most part, yes. Scola just keeps getting better and better. Much like Millsap, he is a tireless worker on both ends of the court, and with Yao Ming already hurting, Scola will be the primary scoring option in the paint all season long. I'm not quite ready to put him in the Al Horford/Joakim Noah/Kevin Love discussion, but if we were redrafting today I'd certainly take him before fellow big men like David West, Andray Blatche, Nene and Chris Bosh.
Moving Down
Amare Stoudemire, PF/C, New York Knicks: Did Amare trick us by scoring nearly 30 points per game in the preseason? It's sure looking that way. Here's the thing about Stoudemire: He's not the type of player that's going to get the ball in the post and go to work. Stoudemire is a great finisher, but he needs to be put into a position to score in order to be as effective as he was in Phoenix. So far that is not happening in New York, as he is scoring a below-average 20.8 points per game and shooting just 45.9 percent from the floor. And that's not even mentioning the poor rebounding efforts he's turned in, with just 8.1 boards per game. The saving grace for his fantasy value has been his resurgence in the shot-blocking category, with 1.7 blocks per game. Amare still does enough in the fantasy game to be a top-25 player, but he is going to be a disappointment for those who made him a first-round selection this year.
Brandon Roy, SG/SF, Portland Trail Blazers: What to do with Roy and his balky left knee? Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do but cross your fingers and hope that it's less serious than it sounds. At this point, I'm not all that optimistic about Roy's long-term health this season, so I'm checking to see if Nicolas Batum, Rudy Fernandez and Wesley Matthews are available in all of my leagues. Roy, meanwhile, moves down a solid 29 spots in the ranks until we get a more definitive prognosis.
Chauncey Billups, PG, Denver Nuggets: Averaging just 14.6 points, 4.3 assists, 1.4 steals and 1.4 3-pointers on the season, Chauncey is in the unfortunate position of having one of the league's better backup point guards in Ty Lawson coming off the bench. One of the big reasons for Billups' early-season struggles is the fact that his minutes have dropped from 34.1 per game last season to 31.6 this season. It's looking more and more like 2009-10 was Billups' last as an elite fantasy point guard. Another negative for Billups is the increase in production from starting point guards across the board this season. As of Sunday, 15 players were averaging at least 7.0 assists per game. To put that number in perspective, last season only eight players averaged that many assists. The point guard position is being redefined in the NBA, and it might be starting to pass Billups by.
Rashard Lewis, PF/SF, Orlando Magic: Many thought Shard would have a bounce-back season in Orlando, but after nine games it's looking more and more like those were just pipe dreams. He's averaging only 10.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, 0.7 steals and 1.6 3-pointers, and while Lewis will improve upon his 37.1 percent shooting from the floor, it's probably time we stop thinking of him as the elite fantasy performer he used to be.
Most Debated
Brook Lopez, C, New Jersey Nets: A lot of people are disappointed with Lopez's early-season averages of 17.3 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.7 blocks, but they are more disappointed with his shooting percentage, which stands at 39.9 percent. Look, Lopez is too good to struggle like this all season, and he's had a real tough schedule to deal with, going up against two of the league's best defenses in the Heat and the Magic in four of his nine games thus far. I know the Heat have allowed some huge games to opposing big men, but Lopez played them before teams figured out the Heat's weakness on the interior (that being breaking down the defense and dishing inside the paint rather than posting up).
Rajon Rondo, PG, Boston Celtics: Some people think Rondo should be ranked higher than his current spot at 20th overall. I would ask those people how a player who doesn't score (10.8), hit 3-pointers (0.1) or hit his free throws (48.8 percent) can be ranked much higher than he already is. Rondo is as dominant as they come in assists and steals, and he's a very good rebounder for a guard, but we play eight categories in standard fantasy hoops and he contributes in only three of them.
Blake Griffin, PF, Los Angeles Clippers: The steals and blocks are coming, folks. I promise. Griffin still has a long way to go defensively, but he's racked up four steals and three blocks in his past two games, and it's only a matter of time before he starts doing this on a consistent basis. Don't make the mistake of underestimating him based on a very small sample size of defensive stats.
Pau Gasol, PF/C, Los Angeles Lakers: Lots of people got real upset with Pau's semi-low ranking of ninth overall last week, and most of those people made some valid points for why he should be ranked in the top five. I still have some small worries about his injury history and production once Andrew Bynum returns, but since there are so many question marks at the top this season, Gasol has to be considered a top-five fantasy talent.
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The best actor honour went to Girish Kulkarni for "Deool" -- a Marathi film that shared the top prize for best feature film with "Byari", a movie in the Byari dialect spoken in parts of Karnataka.
Balan's win for "The Dirty Picture", based on the life of actress Silk Smitha, didn't come as a surprise as she had won several Bollywood 'best actress' awards for her role in the 2011 film. "The Dirty Picture" also shared awards for make-up and costume design with the Marathi film "Balgandharva".
The Tamil-language "Azhagarsamiyin Kuthirai" was declared the best popular film while Gurvinder Singh won the best director prize for the Punjabi film "Anhe Ghorey Da Daan".
The feature film awards were announced by jury chairperson Rohini Hattangady at a news conference on Wednesday.
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The Christmas Cookbook, Bedford Edition
Beautiful 1993, Bedford Edition, Christmas Cook Book. Every page has colored pictures. Dust jacket, book like new.
Publisher: Christmas Cookbook
Wines of the World
Learn all about wine. Andre L. Simon, 1965, Mc Graw Hill, 1967, 60 color plates, 21 maps. Pictorial slip case. Very good condition.
Circa: 1967
Publisher: Mc Graw Hill
The Merrie Christmas Drink Book
A Peter Pauper Press Book, hardcover, dust jacket, 1984, Very good condition.
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
Menus For Entertaining 72 Parties & 400 Recipes
Juliette Elkon & Elaine Ross, Cuisine Consultants, Inc., 1960, 288 pages, dust jacket missing 1/2 the back, very good condition.
Circa: 1960
Publisher: Cookbook
Wines How When and What To Serve
Robert Marks, Schenley Import Corp., 1934, 63 pages, nicely illustrated, very good condition.
Circa: 1934
Publisher: Schenley Import Corp
The A B C of Wine Cookery
Peter Pauper Press, 1957, 61 pages, dust jacket, very good condition.
Circa: 1957
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
The Merrie Christmas Cook Book 1955
Peter Pauper Press, 1955, 64 pages, dust jacket, very good condition.
Circa: 1955
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
The A B C of Canapes
Peter Pauper Press, 1953, 62 pages, dust jacket, very good condition.
Circa: 1953
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
The Merrie Christmas Cook Book
Peter Pauper Press, 1955, 60 pages, dust jacket, very good condition.
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
American Diabetes Assoc. Holiday Cookbook
Betty Wedman, 1986, dust jacket, very good.
Publisher: American Diabetes
The Official Mixer's Manual For Home & Professional Use
Patrick Gavin Duffy, pages browning, cover peeling.
Publisher: LIoiquor
Lee Bailey's Cooking for Friends
Menus for breakfasts, lunches, and dinners as well as picnics and holiday feasts.1992. 200 full-color illustrations. Hard Cover. Dust Jacket, 199 pages, with color photos.
Publisher: Lee Bailey
Victorian Entertaining
Hardcover, 144 pages, 1989, dust jacket, very good.
Publisher: Running Press Book
Favorite Brand Name Best Loved Appetizers Cookbook
Publications International, 2002, 384 pages, very good.
Publisher: Appetizers
Ed McMahon's Barside Companion
1969, 165 pages, A hilarious blend of 'round the bar games and bets; Spirited stunts; Jokes; Tricks including the "Gentlemanly Art of Drinking" or more than you'll ever want to know about booze, very good.
Publisher: Ed McMahon
The Gingerbread Book
Steven Stellingwerf, 1991, 128 pages, dust jacket, provides recipes and detailed instructions for making gingerbread decorations from simple ornaments to a Victorian mansion, including projects for Valentine's Day, Easter, and Halloween.
Publisher: Gingerbread
Merry Christmas from Kentucky Recipes for the Season
Merry Christmas from Kentucky is a wonderful collection of recipes perfect for the holiday season- or anytime. Hardcover, 1998, 191 pages, dust jacket, very good.
Publisher: Christmas
House and Garden's Party Menu Cookbook
1973, Simon & Schuster, 447 pages,very good,
Publisher: House and Garden
Holiday Punches Party Bowls and Soft Drinks
1953, Hardcover, Peter Pauper Press, wonderful illustrations by Vee Guthrie, 61 Pages, with original box bottom, like new.
Circa: 1953
Publisher: Peter Pauper
Feasting for Festivals:Customs & Recipes to Celebrate
the Christian Year, Jan Wilson, Hardcover, 1990, Lion Publishing, dust jacket, 93 pages, very nice.
Publisher: Wilson
The Spirit of Christmas Cookbook
Hardcover, 1996, 176 pages, lots of color pictures, very nice.
Publisher: Christmas
The Holiday Drink Book in Box
1951, Peter Pauper Press, dust jacket, color illustrations, very good
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
The A B C of Cocktails
Peter Pauper Press, 1957, color illustrations, 62 pages, very good condition.
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
Holiday Coookies
1954, Peter Pauper Press, dust jacket, color illustrations, very good
Publisher: Peter Pauper Press
The A B C of Cocktails
Peter Pauper Press, 1953, color illustrations, 61 pages, very good condition.
Publisher: Drinks
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Colchester goes all the way back to very ancient times. It played a key role in Britain's early history. It was founded by Cymbeline, a Celtic chief. In 43 CE, when the Romans conquered the island, it became their capital.
In 60 CE, Queen Boudicca of the Iceni tribe led a revolt against Roman rule. The rebels trapped a large number of Romans and their allies in the temple at Colchester and burned them all. Then, in 61 CE, a Roman legion came across the channel and defeated Boudicca. She fell on her sword rather than be captured alive by the Romans.
After the Norman conquest, the Normans built a castle on the foundations of the old temple, by then only a ruin. The castle remains there to this day, and is the town's main tourist attraction.
Colchester remains a prosperous town with good shopping and lively entertainment. It's a good place for a weekend trip or a day visit from London.
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"Satisfying…. [Mankell's] Sweden, cold, isolated and brimming with disappointment--is as intriguing a landscape as Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles or Charles Willeford's Miami." --The Wall Street Journal
"Wonderful! Police procedural with personal texture." --Associated Press
Firewall (Kurt Wallander Series #8)by Henning Mankell
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A body is found at an ATM the apparent victim of heart attack. Then two teenage girls are arrested for the brutal murder of a cab driver. The girls confess to the crime showing no remorse whatsoever. Two open and shut cases. At first these two incidents seem to have nothing in common, but as Wallander delves deeper into the
Seventh in the Kurt Wallander series.
A body is found at an ATM the apparent victim of heart attack. Then two teenage girls are arrested for the brutal murder of a cab driver. The girls confess to the crime showing no remorse whatsoever. Two open and shut cases. At first these two incidents seem to have nothing in common, but as Wallander delves deeper into the mystery of why the girls murdered the cab driver he begins to unravel a plot much more involved complicated than he initially suspected. The two cases become one and lead to conspiracy that stretches to encompass a world larger than the borders of Sweden.
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"Satisfying…. [Mankell's] Sweden, cold, isolated and brimming with disappointment--is as intriguing a landscape as Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles or Charles Willeford's Miami." --The Wall Street Journal
When two dead bodies show up in the Swedish town of Ystad, the aging and disheartened police detective Kurt Wallander begins to investigate the murders as the press attacks his reputation. Mankell delivers a solid mystery with excellent buildup and dynamic characters, and Dick Hill's delivery keeps the tension taut through the story. Hill's gruff voice perfectly brings the downtrodden Wallander to life, but other characters' voices are sometimes unconvincing. Hill uses the same tone and pitch for all characters, rendering men and women confusingly interchangeable. The liberal use of audible sighs, snorts and chortles pull listeners deep into the narrative, and Hill should also be commended for his smooth reading of Swedish names and places. A Vintage paperback. (Apr.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Internationally acclaimed author Henning Mankell has written numerous Kurt Wallander mysteries. The books have been published in thirty-three countries and consistently top the bestseller lists in Europe, receiving major literary prizes (including the UK's Golden Dagger Award in 2000) and generating numerous international film and television adaptations. Born in a village in northern Sweden in 1948, Mankell divides his time between Sweden and Maputo, Mozambique, where he works as the director of Teatro Avenida.
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- February 3, 1948
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- Stockholm, Sweden
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I got hooked on the Wallander series awhile back and I think this is his best.
I am a fan of Kurt Wallender and appreciate Mankell's methodical and thorough narrative. This is not a fast read, but a great read. I like knowing the case from Wallender's perspective and find his character flawed yet endearing. Firewall is about coincidences and conclusions wrapped up in computer terrorism. I am as unknowledgeable as Wallender when it comes to technology, but was able to keep up with him and the elements of the mystery as it unfolded. Mankell doesn't force all of the pieces together and keeps suspense building. I was introduced to Kurt Wallender on PBS Masterpiece Mystery, and enjoy the episodes, but they don't come close to Mankell's own mastery.
Learn alot about computers in this one.. Henning is great with his continued characters in each book// It is so much better to have read all in sucession which i did/// our family passed them aroumnd after each reading.. we all could read 8 more ...Have watched the tv series of this book.. while it is good but one has to read the book to really understand the whole plot/// Firewall is a cant put down read..
This is the best mystery book that I have ever read! It was a great story.
Just finished reading the German version 'Die Brandmauer', and it certainly was fascinating. Not just a mystery but captures human emotions/interactions real well. I was impressed.
Firewall by Henning Mankell Translated from the Swedish by Ebba Segerberg Firewall is the sixth Kurt Wallander book to appear in English. Although I have not read any of the five prior books, the writer spends the first few chapters getting the reader up to date as the book's narrator - Wallander from the third person point of view - give the reader a quick update. In the small town of Ystad, a pair of seemingly random events take place within a matter of days: two teenage girls with no apparent motive - Sonja Högland and Eva Persson - brutally beat and stab a taxi driver - Johan Lundberg - to death. And a remarkably healthy man - Tynnes Falk - checks his bank balance at an ATM and then collapses dead on the sidewalk. Kurt Wallander, chief detective of the Ystad, Sweden police department starts investigating. After two more odd murders - those of Sonja Högland and her boyfriend, Jonas Landhal - Wallander becomes convinced that the incidents are all connected. Two girls went out and had some beers, one of them, Eva, was underaged and should not have been served to begin with. They see an Asian man in the restaurant whose name was Fu Chang, but the American Express card he used proved to be false and untraceable. After a couple of hours the girls ordered a taxi and killed the driver, Johan Lundberg. They took his money and left separately to their homes. When picked by the police, they immediately confess, shared the blame and stated that the motive was money. The older girl, Sonja, took advantage of a lapse in security at the Ystad police station and escaped. Later, her burned corpse was found at the power substation outside Ystad. This station was an important link in the power distribution in southern Sweden and Sonja's death plunged most of the region of Scania into darkness. After this event, Eva Persson retracted her confession and changed her story. A parallel story unfolded at the same time. A divorced computer consultant by the name of Tynnes Falk cleaned his apartment one Sunday and then went for an evening walk. He was found dead in front of an ATM machine nearby. The autopsy report considered the death cause to be of natural causes, but his body was removed from the morgue and an electrical relay from the Ystad power station was left in its place. Falk's apartment was also robbed in conjunction with these events and at least a photograph and a diary were missing. The recurring clues led Wallander to formulate a theory that the vents were related. The clues are in Falk's computer, where a young teenage hacker by the name of Robert Modin finds out that a major and catastrophic event is set to happen on October 20th. Wallander and his team, have less than a week to connect the dots to save the world from a financial disaster due to the vulnerability of society in the electronic age. The book is a translation and I don't know how much of my dislike for it is because of this. The plot is very interesting, but the book has a slow pace. Wallander and his team are always meeting to discuss the particulars of the case and the writer spends a lot of time analyzing the facts in Wallander's head. Very repetitive and quite tedious. The writer also likes to tell the story - very little showing - and lacks the perspective of different points of view and dialogue - both of which would have made the book much more pleasant to read. I've read much better....
If you haven't started reading all of the Kurt Wallander Series by Henning Mankell, now is the time to start. Wonderfully human and involved plots where you can not guess "who done it" beforehand. Translation is seamless as well.
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Simply breathtaking...
This cover would make me pick up the book
coś zupełnie innego - bardzo fajne.
ale ręce i uda to ma jak jakaś babo chłopa ale wykonanie piękne
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Give these a shot. Good luck!
Use some Robocopy tricks, quote:
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I found out make a drive mapping about halfway into the folder structure you should be able to delete the latter half of the file heirarcy.
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Use the Unlocker utility.
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Try something like
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Reflexotherapy of the Feet / Edition 1by Hanne Marquardt
Pub. Date: 06/01/2000
Publisher: Thieme
reflexology is now widely used to relieve symptoms of many disorders. Hanne
Marquardt is a pioneer in teaching and practicing foot reflexology in Germany -
many of today's practicing foot reflexologists were trained at her
well-established teaching institution. This book, based on the best-selling
fourth German edition, has been constantly reviewed and updated by the author,
incorporating new findings and strategies as they evolved.
In many hand-drawn illustrations of the microsystem of the feet, the book introduces the principles and the practice of foot reflexology. It covers
- the complete topography of zones
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The book profits from the author's personal style and lengthy teaching experience.
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I General Principles
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Stabilizing Grips
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Hype overwhelming: The Conduit brings home truckload of E3 awards
This one's already almost guaranteed to sell through the roof, but why not give it one more push? GoNintendo sends word that High Voltage Software has made a few new additions to its trophy case. Says the press release:
"In a limited showing throughout the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) Media and Business Summit, The Conduit has managed to earn accolades including:
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- Best Wii Game of E3 (Gametrailers.com)
- Top 20 Games of E3 (Edge-online.com)
Quite impressive. Looks like all the hype may very well be warranted. Guess we'll find out when the game launches in early '09.
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Rhythm and Brews set for Thursday in downtown Hendersonville
Published: Friday, May 10, 2013 at 1:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 10, 2013 at 1:15 p.m.
Downtown Hendersonville's first Rhythm and Brews outdoor concert is set for 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday in the Azalea parking lot on King Street between Third and Fourth avenues.
The kick-off event coincides with American Craft Beer Week (May 13-19), which is being celebrated all over Western North Carolina.
Aaron Burdett will open the show, and The Broadcast will be the headline act in the outdoor beer garden.
Sierra Nevada and Southern Appalachian breweries will provide the beer, and Hendersonville's Saint Paul's Mountain Vineyards, Burntshirt Vineyards and Falderal Winery will be serving local wine varieties.
The Rhythm & Brews festivities are family friendly and will begin with the Pardee Main Street Mile Fun Run at 5:15 p.m. To register, visit wncracing.com/msmmain.html.
Hands On! A Child's Gallery will host an assortment of kid-friendly activities at the Family Zone within the concert venue.
Rhythm and Brews concerts are set for the third Thursday of each month through August — May 16, June 20, July 18 and Aug. 15.
The event is organized by the city of Hendersonville Main Street Advisory Committee with the sponsorship of Hunter Subaru, Sierra Nevada Brewery, Southern Appalachian Brewery, Green River Adventures and The Gorge Canopy Tours, Blue Sky M.D., Mountain Inn and Suites, FootRx, Boyd Chevrolet, Falderal Winery, Saint Paul's Mountain Vineyards and Norm's Minit Mart.
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Hi all,
I am brand new to WordPress and hired a developer to create the basic framework for a site I am planning to launch on 12/12/12 (two days, ahh!)
He unfortunately headed to the Caribbean a few days ago so I'm not able to ask him questions and am running into a problem: on pages where my post/main body content is more than a few paragraphs, the header runs right over the main content rather than being pushed down to the bottom of the page as it should be.
Since my site is still in "coming soon" mode, I'm going to share the admin login so anyone who is willing to take a look can help:
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A specific example of a page I'm having issues with is http://www.theimpactinnovators.com/about-alyssa
As you can see, the header appears right over the content.
I've tried to implement lots of tutorials on sticky footers, etc. to no avail.
Any thoughts/tips on how to fix this would be hugely appreciated.
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As I wrap my head around the mvvm thing, the view is the view, and the viewmodel is 'a modal of a view' and the model are the entities we are dealing with (or at least that is my understanding). But I'm unclear as to what and when the model entities are populated. So for example:
Lets say I have app that needs to create a new record in a DB. And that record should have default values to start with. Who is responsible for the new record, and getting the default values. Does this have anything to do with MVVM or is that part of a data access layer? Who calls the the viewmodel?
Or for existing records when\where are the records retrieved? And saved if altered?