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I recently found out that I need to show specific paragraphs in specific pages of my blog in the sidebar. Some in individual post pages and some in wordpress static pages. If there a plugin to do this? or should I be using if...else to achieve this?
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i cant get the amazon aws s3 shortcode to work in the email to customer.
My AWS credentials are correct and saved in Options.
100% sure i did that part right.
the email output merely outputs the shortcode word-for-word
Here is your download link.. [$buy-now-aws-link bucket="xxxxxxxxx" path="xxxxxxxxxx.zip" maxdownloads="10"]
(for the sake of this post i replaced actual bucket name and filename with xxxxxxxxxxxx)
i also tried with the other style brackets and ended up with same problem ie:
Here is your download link.. {$buy-now-aws-link bucket="xxxxxxxxx" path="xxxxxxxxxx.zip" maxdownloads="10"}
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Neverwinter Nights Stamp by PyroStormWatch
©2008-2016 PyroStorm
... because when I looked for one like this I couldn't find it And I am addicted to it at the moment. Now the question is; more NWN stamps or not ...
Neverwinter Nights belongs to Bioware.
Neverwinter Nights belongs to Bioware.
Love it, using it right now XD
I grew up to this game, But unfortunately my game broke after so many years of use, and it also doesn't work on windows 7. I wish i could play it again, and i hope i can play it someday soon, this stamp brings back memories.
Nwn is awesome, it brings me sadness to think that many don't know about it.
Oh yes, definitely more stamps would be awesome. Neverwinter Nights1&2 are awesome.
lol been playing for about 6 or 7 years and I KNOW I'm addicted XD lol love it!!!!!!
Love Nwn
can i use this for my group?
I use this one at my journal =3
I use that
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Rise of Nightmares Trailer Contains 'Scenes of a Violent Nature'
Written Thursday, August 04, 2011 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Those of you of a nervous disposition, shield your eyes now! It's about to get bloody, as SEGA has released a new trailer for Kinect horror title Rise of Nightmares, featuring yet more gore and dismemberment, this time to showcase the weapons on offer and the kind of damage they can cause.
As you'd expect, there's plenty of sharp pointy things and blades to wield, enabling you to sever limbs in fountains of viscera, unless you prefer to go in bare-fisted and punch the crap out of the armies of undead monstrosities you'll face. And there's a dog with a human head too.
The trailer is silly, tongue-in-cheek stuff, but no less shockingly blood-drenched for it. Check it out below, then prepare for gallons of gore when Rise of Nightmares is unleashed on September 6th in North America and September 9th in Europe.


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Lake Louise Ski Area has announced that it will be opening for daily operation beginning Friday, November 5th, 2010. Full Article
17th August 2012
While many northern hemisphere resorts are winding down for winter 2010-11, Banff's three ski areas in Alberta, all open though to May, are opening new areas for the first time this season. Full Article
17th August 2012
Lake Louise in Alberta is still open a week after the season was due to have ended at the famous ski area in the Canadian Rockies. Full Article
17th August 2012
The Lake Louise Ski Area and Mt Norquay by Banff, both Alberta neighbours in Canada, open today (Saturday 5th November) with the promise, they hope, of another great La Nina season. The two resorts join Keystone and Copper Mountain in Colorad which opened yesterday (November 4th) taking that state's tally to five areas open. Full Article
17th August 2012
Record-breaking snowfall has graced Banff-Lake Louise over this last season, so much so that The Lake Louise Ski Area is announcing a Spring Splash bonus weekend. Full Article
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Few hot tubs can compare to the scenic beauty of these ones, located in the finest ski resorts spanning the globe. Full Article
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Buy your 2012/13 season pass now and save on skiing in Canada this winter. Full Article
14th June 2012
Sunshine Village boasts the biggest snowfall its ever had, enough for a long spring season until May 21. Full Article
1st April 2012
Over 7 feet of dry, light Canadian Rockies powder has fallen in Banff-Lake Louise since March. Full Article
19th March 2012
Sunshine Village just received their biggest snowstorm in 40 years. Full Article
6th March 2012
Ski resorts in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies are ready with snow for February holiday crowds. Full Article
8th February 2012
Western Canada enjoys a winter of abundant snowfall. Full Article
4th January 2012
Ride-share websites now offer ways to reduce your carbon footprint while getting to inland B.C. and Alberta ski resorts. Full Article
13th December 2011
Even with heavy snow, Lake Louise pulled off the World Cup speed events for men and readies for the women's races this weekend. Full Article
27th November 2011
Sunshine Village begins running lifts for skiing and snowboarding Nov. 17 while Canada Olympic Park opens for the season Nov. 18. Full Article
15th November 2011
Just a short skate from Lake Louise Ski Area, Skoki Lodge feels like a world away. Full Article
9th November 2011
The Banff ski season is officially underway with the opening of Lake Louise and Norquay this past weekend. Full Article
7th November 2011
Lake Louise becomes the first ski area in Canada to open on a daily basis, and Norquay opens for weekends. Full Article
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Canadian Rockies resorts in Alberta amp up snowmaking while Nakiska opens on weekends and Lake Louise aims to open Nov. 5. Full Article
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The goal of this project is to develop a flexible and easy to use dive logbook for Palm OS based PDA. The advantages of the old paper logbook should be combined with the power of a computer.4 weekly downloads
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jTarot is a tarot personal advisor. jTarot will do a "reading" for you when you need advice. A reading displays a number of cards and then describes what these cards mean. You take the reading and apply the meanings of the cards to your situation.2 weekly downloads
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Amar'e Stoudemire Signs 1-Day Contract To Retire As A KnickStoudemire signed with the Knicks as a free agent in 2010 and spent 4½ seasons with the team. In the 2010-11 season, he averaged 25.3 points and 8.2 rebounds per game and became the first Knick voted as an All-Star Game starter since Patrick Ewing in 1997.
Derrick Rose Says Knicks And Warriors Are NBA's 'Super Teams'In an interview the Knicks' starting point guard said that the Knicks along with the Warriors are the NBA's super teams.
Carmelo Anthony Says Knicks Had A Chance To Sign Dwyane WadeAccording to the Knicks' superstar in residence, Carmelo Anthony, one more all-star veteran was nearly added to the team this summer.
'Linsanity' Is Back In New York -- Sort OfJeremy Lin has returned to New York.
Keidel: Kudos To Melo For Taking A Stand When Athletes Run And HideWhile this column has never been kind to Carmelo Anthony -- only regarding his play and pay, not his personal life -- he has been a most unlikely troubadour in the wake of recent tragedies.
Knicks Sign Forward Maurice NdourThe Knicks have signed forward Maurice Ndour, an NBA Summer League standout a year ago.
Chatelain: Joakim Noah's Passion For Knicks Should Make Him A Quick Fan FavoriteWhen Noah talks about the Knicks and his hometown, he comes across as genuine, proud and motivated to do right by the Big Apple.
New Yorkers Who Played For NYC TeamsIt's always nice when the stars align and New Yorkers can cheer for fellow New Yorkers playing for New York teams. Here is a look at some of the more memorable examples of players from the five boroughs who went on to play pro ball here.
Schmeelk: A Look At How NBA's Eastern Conference Is Shaping UpThe Knicks need to be at minimum a top four seed in the Eastern Conference if the season is to be considered a success. Preferably, they would finish second or third to avoid the Cavaliers until the Eastern Conference finals.
Reports: Knicks, Vujacic Agree On 1-Year DealVujacic, 32, played in 61 games last season, starting 25. He averaged 4.9 points per game.
Schmeelk: Mediocrity Would Doom The New-Look KnicksEven with the glimpse of the long term in place, the Knicks are going to be judged by one thing, and one thing alone, following this free-spending offseason: wins.
Schmeelk: Jackson Has Big Work To Do To Fill Out Back Of Knicks RosterThe Knicks have 12 guaranteed contracts on their roster. Most fans say "that's all you need," but New York needs to have a deep bench with the age and injury history of some of its best players.


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Eight retail stores, a grocery store and one bank have been identified as proposed tenants by an agent for the proposed Cobblestone Village at St. Augustine shopping center.
The businesses were named Tuesday by a local Realtor and confirmed by the leasing manager for CBL & Associates Properties Inc., the potential developer.
They are: the super market chain Publix, department store Bealls, Michael's, Pier 1 Imports, Ross Dress for Less, Southtrust Bank, Pearle Vision, Bed Bath and Beyond and Sally's Beauty Supply, according to Gay Marsh from Watson Realty Corp., the local Realtor for CBL. She said it would also include a 13,000-square-foot pet store, and hair salon and nail salon.
However, Bill Jensen, CBL project manager in charge of leasing, was quick to say that none of the contracts have been inked and he can't formally announce who will move into the center until the deals are finalized.
"These are our proposed tenants," he said. "These are who we are talking to."
Cobblestone Village at St. Augustine is proposed for a 37-acre site on State Road 312 and Old Moultrie Road.
If approved, the 270,000- square-foot center will have a 44,000-square-foot grocery store, a department store, five large national retailers and 25 specialty stores, according to CBL. It also would include an eight-acre outparcel that may hold a restaurant.
Although Jensen called the list potential tenants, the names are being released prematurely and they could be inaccurate, said Steve Tingle, CBL senior vice president for community center development.
"We will be releasing this information as we have the right to do so," he said.
Nevertheless, Tingle said they had to use names of some stores to market the center to other retailers. The names came from a CBL executive summary of the project, according to Marsh.
CBL hasn't closed on the property and the project still needs to be approved by the county, Jensen said. The contracts won't be signed with the tenants until those things happen, he said.
The St. Johns County Planning and Zoning Agency will hold a public hearing April 4, and the Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to hear the issue April 9.
The Chattanooga, Tenn.-based CBL & Associates Properties Inc. (NYSE:CBL) is the country's third largest mall real estate investment trust with 159 properties in 26 states, according to the company.
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Elementary Season 3 Premiere Recap: All By Herself
You don't have to be Sherlock to figure out that Season 3 of Elementary is going to be a bit different.
Thursday's season premiere made that pretty clear when READ MORE & GRADE IT
You don't have to be Sherlock to figure out that Season 3 of Elementary is going to be a bit different.
Thursday's season premiere made that pretty clear when READ MORE & GRADE IT
Sherlock resurfaces in New York during Elementary's Season 3 premiere on Thursday (CBS, 10/9c), but he won't be getting a welcome-home party — or even just a warm welcome — from Joan. READ MORE
One of Dexter's most memorable villains is looking to kill Joan Watson… with kindness.
Haven's Christian Camargo — best known for his role as Brian "Ice Truck Killer" Moser on Showtime's late, occasionally great serial thriller — is set to guest star on Elementary READ MORE
The claws — and batons — are out in TVLine's exclusive Elementary mini-trailer as Sherlock's new student Kitty (played by Ophelia Lovibond) and Joan come face-to-face for the first time. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
The Mob is invading Gotham.
Fox's upcoming Batman prequel series has tapped Dexter alum David Zayas to recur as READ MORE
Sherlock and Watson are both entering Elementary's third season with new companions.
On the heels of our scoop that Ophelia Lovibond has been cast as Holmes' latest apprentice, TVLine has learned that Smash grad Raza Jaffrey will recur as Joan's new boyfriend. READ MORE
It's your new competition, my dear Watson!
TVLine has learned exclusively that English actress Ophelia Lovibond is joining Elementary's upcoming third season in the recurring role of READ MORE
Evil has already come to Sleepy Hollow. Next up? War! READ MORE
When Elementary returns this fall, star Lucy Liu will find herself calling the shots. READ MORE
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A thin film of alcohol (n = 1.36) lies on aflat glass plate (n = 1.51). When monochromatic light, whosewavelength can be changed, is incident normally, the reflectedlight is a minimum for λ = 512 nm and a maximum for λ =640 nm. What is the minimum thickness of the film?
***I get two different answers for thickness...94 nm and 235nm. The answer in the back of the book is 417 nm. Please help. ***


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(To avoid confusion: This is a different problem than "Schedule time is wrong...", which I added a post to earlier today.)
V 3.04 appears to have a bug in how it handles local times when a job is set to a "weekly" schedule.
I'm in the Los Angeles (GMT -8) time zone, which I suspect is relevant. I suspect the time-of-day after which the problem appears (see below) varies by timezone.
Here's what happens:
If I specify a backup time prior to 16:00, everything works properly.
If I specify 16:00 or later, the backup is scheduled for the day of week prior to the one I specify. So, for example, if I specify the backup should take place Wednesday at 16:05, it gets scheduled for Tuesday at 16:05. You can see the problem immediately in the "Next runtime" field.
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No risk of Japan radiation on West Coast
Radiation from Japan's troubled nuclear reactors has virtually no chance of reaching the West Coast, Alaska or other locations in the United States, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Tuesday.
But a Chapman University physicist warns that the picture could change if damage to the compromised reactors causes a large release of radioactive material.
"If there is a major meltdown, a release like Chernobyl, then it's a different story," said Menas Kafatos, founding dean of Chapman's Schmid College of Science.
Japanese officials struggled for control Tuesday after explosions at three reactors and a fire at a fourth at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, damaged in Friday's tsunami.
A burst of radation Tuesday prompted the government there to order 140,000 people living within 20 miles of the plant to seal themselves inside their homes to avoid radiation exposure; radiation levels around the plant appeared to drop later.
Despite the Japanese nuclear plant's many troubles, experts say it is unlikely to reach the proportions of the Chernobyl incident 25 years ago, when the reactor core at the former Soviet Union's nuclear plant caught fire.
That plant had no containment shell, allowing the radiation to spew into the atmosphere.
"We're a long way from fuel material coming out of the reactor in the way it did in Chernobyl," said Steve Crossley, an Australia-based radiation physicist. "In this case, the fuel is still contained."
The statement from the NRC said that the "small" radiation releases so far from the Japanese reactors has been blown out to sea, away from populated areas.
"Given the thousands of miles between the two countries, Hawaii, Alaska, the U.S. Territories and the U.S. West Coast are not expected to experience any harmful levels of radioactivity," the statement said.
At present levels, in fact, the U.S. was unlikely to see any radiation at all, even trace levels, from Japan, said NRC spokeswoman Lara Uselding.
She said the agency was aware of a map bearing the NRC logo circulating on the Internet that purports to show high levels of radiation blowing over the West Coast.
"That's a bogus map circulating online," she said.
Still, she said, the agency will continue monitoring the situation. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency mantains a nationwide network of radiation monitoring stations called Radnet, including at least 12 in California and one in Anaheim.
Kafatos said he agrees with the NRC's assessment of risk "if we're talking about present levels."
But he urged caution and vigilance anyway.
"They're saying every day that it gets worse," Kafatos said. "Now they're detecting what could be harmful levels of radiation as far away as Tokyo. I understand we always try not to cause undue concern, but look at what has happened already to Japan."
Chapman scientists will use a sophisticated antenna on campus to collect satellite data and forecast wind patterns across the Pacific as the Japanese situation evolves, he said.
"We know for sure that when there's major dust storms from east Asia, it can end up reaching the United States," he said. "It's the same winds that go in that direction that could carry nuclear clouds."
The lack of risk did not stop fearful residents in Orange County and across the country from making a run on potassium iodide tablets, tapping out supplies at many stores.
The tablets can protect the thyroid gland against one type of radiation.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Download Links for MKL - not a duplicate question!
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Who are the most underrated 'Twilight' characters?
As the "Twilight" series sparkles for the final time on the big screen, it would be all too easy to write yet another feature about Bella, Edward and Jacob, but it took a huge ensemble of vampires, humans, and werewolves to support the breathtaking paranormal romance.
Here's a look at some of the characters who help Mr. and Mrs. Cullen (and their best pal Jake) achieve their "small but perfect piece" of forever.
Charlie Swan (Billy Burke)
There would never have been a "Twilight Saga" had Bella not moved to rainy Forks, Washington, to live with her sheriff father. Papa Charlie is the other man Bella loves, and he exhibits the kind of patience and fierce protectiveness that further humanizes his single-minded, lovesick daughter. He deserves his happily ever after.
Alice Cullen (Ashley Greene)
From the moment Bella and Edward start falling for each other, pixie-ish Alice is the couple's number-one immortal fan. Alice's charm and boundless energy is irresistible, and it doesn't hurt that she's both a fashionista who loves to dress up Bella, and a fierce fighter who saves the day with her prescient visions.
Carlisle Cullen (Peter Facinelli)
The fair doctor is the moral center of the Cullen clan — the reason the extended family refuses to drink human blood and has flourished on a vegetarian diet. When things get tough, Carlisle never panics or backs down, and he's always willing to lend a hand to anyone who needs his help.
Rosalie Cullen (Nikki Reed)
Although she's quite snobby and unlikable at the beginning of the series, Rosalie grows on the audience as her past is revealed. In the final two movies, she becomes Bella's staunchest ally (and most eager babysitter). Even her choice in mate (jolly Emmet), makes it clear that she's much more than her frosty exterior.
Emmet Cullen (Kellan Lutz)
Whereas Jasper (Jackson Rathbone) always looks on the verge of rage (or possibly constipation), Emmet is the happy-go-lucky Cullen brother — complete with super-human strength and a taste for expensive sports cars. Emmet complements Edward's emo broodiness with his smiles and his (figuratively) sunny personality.
Jessica (Anna Kendrick)
After the first few movies, you rarely see Bella's human high school friends, but Jessica remains among the few we actually care about as an audience. She's smart and funny and good at pointing out the truth. It's a shame that after the wedding, we never hear or see her mortal pals again.
Seth Clearwater (Booboo Stewart)
The cub of the pack, Seth is the most adorable of the Quileute tribe's werewolves. He's the first of the hunky Wolf Pack to decide to follow alpha-wolf Jacob and align himself with the Cullens. From "Eclipse" onward, wise-cracking, sweet-smiling Seth helps Jacob defend Bella from dangerous vampires.
Aro (Michael Sheen)
Every epic protagonist needs a worthy antagonist, and in the "Twilight" universe, Aro and his ancient vampire brothers are merciless villains. Of the three Volturi and their scary henchvamps, Aro is the most powerful, and the most gleefully bloodthirsty and calculating. In "Breaking Dawn 2," Aro lets loose the most deliriously evil laugh since Lord Voldemort.
Sam Uley (Chaske Spencer)
Who doesn't love an alpha male? Stoic werewolf Sam isn't as vital to the final two movies as he was to "New Moon" or "Eclipse," but he's the head wolf in the Quileute pack (at least until Jacob splinters off as a second alpha) and ultimately supports Jacob and the Cullens fight off first Victoria and then the Volturi.
As the "Twilight" series sparkles for the final time on the big screen, it would be all too easy to write yet another feature about Bella, Edward and Jacob, but it took a huge ensemble of vampires, hu…
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama voters can expect to see the
faces of some well-known Democratic felons in advertisements that
Republicans plan to run before the 2010 legislative elections.
State Republican Party officials unveiled a video Tuesday that
features images of former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman; former state
Reps. Bryant Melton and Sue Schmitz; former Birmingham Mayor Larry
Langford and other Democrats who have been convicted or pleaded
guilty to government corruption charges.
The sound of jail doors closing can be heard in the background
during the video.
Alabama Republican Party chairman Mike Hubbard said the video
would be used to emphasize Republicans' promise to make Alabama
government more ethical.
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Bush goes dark green, endorses local food
George W. Bush — dark green? I kid you not. Here's what he said in his press conference today:
One thing I think that would be — I know would be very creative policy is if we — is if we would buy food from local farmers as a way to help deal with scarcity, but also as a way to put in place an infrastructure so that nations can be self-sustaining and self-supporting. It's a proposal I put forth that Congress hasn't responded to yet, and I sincerely hope they do.
I have no idea what he's talking about — what proposal did he put forward to Congress about local food? But I'm sure the 100-Mile Diet folks are on the phone with the White House right now.
What's next for Bush — composting?
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The administration has urged Congress to use the farm bill, which is in House-Senate talks, to allow up to 25 percent of United States food aid to be bought from local or regional providers. In 2007, the United States donated more than 1.5 million metric tons of food, valued at $1.2 billion.
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there has to be another shoe to drop here. it's hard to believe the ethanol-in-chief would dump a farm subsidy in an election year without having another equally cozy target in mind for the money. or maybe it's in the nice-talk-never-happen column.
And I suppose next Bush'll turn the rose garden into a vegetable garden?
Wonderful catch.
Wonder if George composts his coffee grounds?
Do you think George even knows what a 100-mile diet is? That is, other than the number of pretzels he can eat through 100 miles of bike-riding?
oh look at what the local farmers are sposta grow.
The Bush administration has slipped a controversial ingredient into the $770 million aid package it recently proposed to ease the world food crisis, adding language that would promote the use of genetically modified crops in food-deprived countries.
there has to be another shoe to drop here.
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The result might be that, even if she is successful in her efforts, she will lose in the general as many Dems will be less than enthusiastic about voting for her. I know that while I will probably, though reluctantly, vote for her in that case, I will not give any money, nor volunteer.
Where is the evidence that Clinton doesn't want to use the superdelegate vote to trump the elected delegates' vote? I thought that's been her plan for some time.
I think that at this stage of the game, her only plan is to stay in in the hopes that Obama is taken out by a KKK whack-job, or hit by a bus.
It's interesting as this continues how much more to the right of the democratic party, and to the right of me, the Clintons are. I never really knew. Now though, I am seeing that the Clintons are willing to sacrifice what I thought were their values, progressive values, for their own personal gain. It's really disheartening. Do they really think another 4 to 8 years of war and conservative judge appointments and economic hell worth it? Why are they doing this?
Yet another post that demonstrates: 1) women cannot demonstrate power without being characterized as evil and 2) Obama supporters are just as desperate as Clinton's.
You should cite the source of this article. It was written by Jonathan Chait at the New Republic:
Yay Angus....
and furthermore the post demonstrates that blogs thrive on this psuedo battle between O and C just as much as the media does.
Keep it active. Make it contentious. Dramatize it beyond belief. Hysteria rules!! Turn our democracy into a never ending episode of The Survivor - reality democracy. It's just like real life.
Hey ECB? What do you think of Hillary these days?
Listening to Bill speak this morning, it sounds a little like he is trying to set up a McCain/ Hilary bill. Since McCain will likely be a one term President, that may be Hil's best and only chance to the White House.
usually when one lifts a post wholesale, it's a courtesy to at least link to the source.
@6, an ass is an ass whether its near a cock or a cunt.
The super delegates will decide this one way or the other. Neither Obama or Hillary will get the 2025 from voted on pledged delegates.
If the situation was reversed I very much doubt that the Obama supporters would heed the call from the Hillary camp to give up.
The polling is turning back for Obama but the last hit he took on Wright dropped him about 7% in key states like MA, WI, and MN and even more in the redder states. Will there be another round of Trinity-gate or will there be something out of the Rezko trial or something else before PA and NC - who knows?
@13 and others who say if the situation were reversed blah blah blah,
There's no way to know how things would be if the situation were reversed, but *I* would certainly be an Obama supporter who would encourage him to concede (not "give up" as you have phrased it, intentionally no doubt, to justify your continued support of her destructive policy). I don't think that said encouragement would be necessary, because Obama would have already done so. He would have done so once it became mathematically improbable to win. This is the main reason I want the man as president -- he is driven by rational decisions based on facts, not the gut-based ideological decision-making that Bush and, apparently, Clinton use. Unfortunately this country's 3-decade failure to teach people math and science is showing in all the Clinton supporters who wail and cry over how she still has a perfectly rational chance at winning.
Did you know that pledged delegates can change their vote? Well, Hillary wants you to. Or wants to believe it, anyway.
When your strategy for victory in an election depends on overriding the will reflected by the actual votes, I'd think a candidate with integrity would acknowledge the message this sends and step down. It's not as if we suddenly discovered Obama kicks puppies for fun.
Also, what @14 said. If Obama was in a position where he clearly couldn't win, I'd want him to step down and let the candidate who the primary voters actually wanted take it from here. And I certainly wouldn't want him performing a kamikaze attack on Clinton.
@7 and 11.
I did link, right in the blockquote. And I titled the post "What He Said."
Perhaps I'm giving some of the Slog readership too much credit for intelligence and literacy skills.
Right, because he's entitled to the nomination even though he can't win it without the superdelegates. Plus he basically shut down revotes in Florida and Michigan, pissing off a bunch of Democrats and damaging our chances in November. Was that in the interest of the party or in his interest?
And @15, wasn't that exactly what somebody on Slog was doing for Obama yesterday? If it's in the rules, it's fair; if it's not, it's not.
Spending 5 months calling the other candidate pure selfish evil is not the way to unite to beat McCain.
That's another funny argument that Clinton supporters trot out: as soon as you disagree with them, they say that you're not unifying the party because you disagree. that's some fantastic Bush-thinking at work there folks.
Right, because he's entitled to the nomination even though he can't win it without the superdelegates.
No, it's that if the superdelegates are going to go against the will reflected by the pledged delegates and effectively give the Democratic-voting public the finger, you'd think they should have a pretty damn good reason for it - something beyond a simple "We like her more."
Obama is not some fringe freak who magically found his way to the top. He got there through honest campaigining and wide support. The candidates are pretty close in polling against McCain, so there's not much evidence that Obama is significantly less electable in any way. There might be some very severe dirt on him somewhere, but they've been scouring for a year and that seems increasingly doubtful. (No, Wright is not severe dirt - no worse than what they'll have on Clinton.)
So where's the strong argument to be made that supes should ignore the candidate that the people want? Keep in mind that the decision, and the message it sends, will have consequences beyond the nomination.
@19 There's a way to disagree about the issues without calling the other person a monster.
@20 So Obama is all concerned about the will of the people but screw Michigan and Florida? This superdelegate vs the will of the people argument is about changing the rules.
obama is just as undeserving of the presidency as hillary's husband was in 1992.
which is to say, he's going to be fine.
@22 - First off, every single Democratic candidate signed a pledge to effectively throw MI and FL under the bus; Clinton changed her mind only after the fact, when it became advantageous. You're going to need to find a better argument than that.
Second, the question is not whether the superdelegates are obligated to reflect the will of the people. It's whether they want to accept the consequences, in the short and long term, of telling actual Democratic voters that their choice doesn't mean squat. If they're wise, they won't take that lightly.
@24 So Obama's gonna accept the consequences of pissing off Michigan and Florida?
Let the bogus Florida and Michigan argument go. You're embarrassing yourself.
@25 - If there any, then yes, apparently he is. I think it was a bad idea to throw out MI/FL, but he's absolutely no less complicit in it than every other candidate was. A revote is looking increasingly infeasible in the time frame. If Clinton was so concerned about the will of the people, perhaps she should've said something about it a couple months earlier, before agreeing to shun them.
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You cannot blame Obama for MI/FL. Those states superceded the rules of the DNC, knowing what the outcome would be. The officials of those states put them in the situation they are in, not any of the candidates.
I love the overwrought moralism of progressive rhetoric. One doesn't just prefer Obama, one believes that other candidates have a moral obligation to concede, for the good of the greater collective.
@22 "This superdelegate vs the will of the people argument is about changing the rules."
Crossposted from http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/03/lies_and_lying_liars_1 because I'm lazy...
Cite the rule being changed re: superdelegates, please. The only "rule" I know is that superdelegates get to vote however they want to, and anyone is free to convince them how they should vote. If you can't tell the difference between actual party rules, and things that you decide are "rules" for the purposes of making up a double standard, I don't even know why I'm replying to this.
HRC has made the decision to tear into Obama and attempt to reignite the Pastor Wright controversy. She's calling it "hate speech" and implying that Obama is complicit by not leaving his church.
This crosses a pretty damn serious line.
TNR is mostly filled with lame writers - I should know, I used to subscribe to them.
That said, with the Clintons, it's all about them and not about America or the Party. Always.
Very sad comment, tho.
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It was the leaders of the STATE Democratic Parties of Michigan and Florida who saw fit to rebel againt the party Primary/Caucus calendar, not the candidates and not the unfortunate voters of the states.
If you have a problem with that decision, take it up with those deciders and don't blame the victims, and don't penalize the National Party for trying to set a calendar and rules, and then enforcing it.
If you also have a problem with a candidate making a pledge to honor the same rules, and then changing mid-election, take it up with that candidate and supporters.
If you find it honorable that another candidate followed the rules, perhaps to that candidate's detriment, and stayed loyal to the party, reward that candidate with your support.
chicagogaydude needs to get a life. Seriously, he has issues.
It should be painfully self-evident, but I guess I have to say it: all politicians act in their own self-interest. All of them.
I just can't stand how so many of the Obama supporters think their candidate is *not* a traditional politician, despite the mountains of evidence that he is. You people are never going to convince a single Clinton supporter from way, way up there on your high horse.
I don't know what's funnier, the dozens of Obama recycled campaign meme posts that Eli and company make every day nowadays, or the sad "ECB? What do you think?" bleating from the Obama fans, eager for a villain to fulfill their persecution fantasy.
I nominate McCain/Crist'08 for Least Effective Obamaton Troll. Dude, nobody believes you're a Republican. Give up.
Big Sven--
Against my better judgment, I wanted to respond directly to you. You've been a coherent, ardent and intelligent supporter of Hillary; that I can respect.
I think months ago--say during the ten contests, including Washington State, that she ignored--it was a good thing to have Hillary running and running hard for the nomination. Nor do I think people who prefer or preferred Hillary are fools. But at this point, when it is pretty much impossible for her to get more pledged delegates than Obama, it's time for her to be graceful and do what's right for the things she believes in. If she really wants a health care plan, some liberal judicial appointees, some end to the occupation of Iraq and so on, she needs to recognize that Obama has effectively won the nomination.
This battle plan--to make Obama so damaged that either the superdelegates decide against him, or he loses in November and she has an opening in 2012--will at best delay if not outright deny the implementation of many of the policies she clearly holds dear. If her actions, if Mark Penn's actions, deny the Democrats the presidency in '08, it will be unforgivable.
As I've written on Slog in the past, I think HRC is impressive and a far better leader than her husband. I maintain that the best place to apply her talents, to achieve what she and us want to achieve, (particularly at this point in the contest) would be for her to be senate majority leader.
Long comment, mea culpa in advance.
I agree that Clinton will not arrive at the convention with a plurality of pledged delegates, especially given that her nakedly partisan effort to redo MI and FL was overruled by Obama's nakedly partisan effort to not redo MI and FL.
And I agree that her plan is to convince the supes to "overturn" the will of the pledged delegates. And I agree that if her plan succeeds, it will leave a very bitter and contentious Democratic party in its wake.
But you make a couple of suppositions in your analysis with which I do not agree:
* I do not for a second believe that she or anyone on her team has a plan to force Obama to lose in 2008 to give her an opening in 2012. I think as this race has heated up Obama supporters have built more and more detailed and scathing critiques of Clinton's campaign tactics, but I see no evidence that she is trying to do anything more "severe" than make herself look like a more electable candidate this time around. And quite franklly I think the argument is absurd on the face of it; there's no way in god's green earth that defeating a sitting incumbent president is predictably easier than defeating him or her when they are first running. An argument can be made that *perhaps* Reagan was biding his time with Carter, but even the Gipper required the totally unforseen Iran Hostage Crisis, and the resulting failure of Desert One, to defeat Carter. And of course WJC was a non-player when GHWB first ran in 1988.
* Most centrally, I do not believe that this process has hurt Obama or Clinton's chances in the fall. I realize that this is not how you see it, but I think this is the crux of the difference between our assessments. *If* Clinton had anything to do with making the Wright and Ayers issues public knowledge, and if (as, I will admit, is likely) Obama gets the nomination, it will have been in his BEST INTEREST to get these issues aired now, with a full eight months to go before the general election. This issue will be resolved by June; there will be five months, a political life time, to contest the general election.
I continue to be believe that the central misread of the Obama camp is that he will somehow be able to propel the political debate above traditional partisanship. I think this is inherent in the idea that Clinton has somehow "played dirty"- that all this stuff would stay buried but for op research on the part of the Clintons.
The Republicans will be just as vicious to Obama as they were to Bill and Hillary Clinton, and I guarantee you that anything Clinton has done thus far will seem like cub scout civics badge material after the general election gets going in earnest. If Obama has ever fucked a white woman- ever- that will come out. If he ever burned a flag, if he ever bought some coke after a hard round of finals- allllll that will come out. Remember Harold Ford, Jr. The Republicans will air any and all dirty laundry, and this vetting process- of which Rezko, Wright, and Ayers are an INEVITABLE part- is best done as soon as possible.
* I think your argument carries an assumption that attempting to get the supes to "overturn" the pledged delegate count is wrong or unethical. I believe it is nothing of the sort. The supes get 1/5 of the vote for nomination, and pledged delegates get 4/5. Those are the rules, and the individuals who run the party and hold elected office in its name have a reasonable expectation to having an independent voice in the nomination process. Otherwise, they are just a rubber stamp. IT IS A MEASURE OF HOW CLOSELY DIVIDED THE CONTEST IS THAT 1/5 OF THE CONVENTION VOTE CAN DECIDE THE ISSUE.
I realize it pains Obama supporters (many of whom are my best friends in the real world) to hear this, but there are some of us who think Obama is not well qualified to be President of the United States. We just don't. I won't rehash the arguments, because no amount of arguing on the SLOG is going to convince us that he is, and no amount of arguing is going to convince you that he's not. I've got no vested interest in Clinton winning- unlike when I lived in MN, I'm not active in state party politics, and it will make no difference to my professional life which of these two candidates gets the nomination. I just want to end the Republican hold of the White House.
Of course I will support Obama in the general if he is the nominee, but I honestly think the party will be committing a mistake if they endorse him. It is every bit my right to politically engage superdelegates to try to get them to see things the way I do, and to try to get them to use their legitimate, independent vote to change the party's nomination.
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I went on spring break with my wife Debbie, my younger daughter Gracie, her best friend Anthea Levi and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones. Full disclosure requires me to confess that the guitarist wasn't actually sharing our villa and accompanying us to the beach each morning. But it certainly felt that way. He came along via "Life," his best-selling doorstop autobiography.
I don't normally read celebrity biographies, preferring to reserve my free time for the classics (of which I manage to process two or three paragraphs each night before passing out), but "Life" received great reviews and Mr. Richards always seemed to be the most intriguing of the Rolling Stones. Besides, he's got that rock-god, alpha-male thing going that, I suspect, appeals more to men than women. Indeed, after I completed the 547-page tome, not including acknowledgments and index, and gave it to my wife she didn't last more than a few pages before she returned it, claiming it too testosterone-laden for her tastes.
The work more than met my expectations for a high-end beach read. I mean, besides Mr. Richards's trajectory from schoolyard-bully bait in depressing postwar England to sexiest, most dangerous man alive, what's not to like about a story that has John Lennon dropping by to shoot the breeze and share your stash? While Mr. Richards never quite gets around to addressing the Beatles' greater claim to immortality— Fred Astaire, so to speak, to the Stones' Gene Kelly (except to reveal that when both bands were trading hit singles in the '60s they actually coordinated release dates so as not to compete for the spotlight)—Mr. Richards leaves no doubt that if not in songwriting, Mr. Lennon ran a distant second in at least one competitive arena.
"But the thing with John—for all his vaunted bravado—he couldn't really keep up," Mr. Richards writes. "…John would inevitably end up in my john, hugging the porcelain. And there'd be Yoko in the background, 'He really shouldn't do this,' and I'd go, 'I know, but I didn't force him!'"
Yet for all the high times and hallucinations Mr. Richards is more than happy to share—the book deserves kudos for its assured narrative flow, which probably owes something to the project's collaborator, the journalist James Fox of "White Mischief" fame, and its apparently unflinching honesty—he doesn't come across as someone I'd like to emulate, let alone worship, and not just because my metabolism more closely resembles Mr. Lennon's than his own.
Most disturbing were the consequences of Mr. Richards's heroin addiction. He takes pride in his ability to rise to the occasion, no matter what he'd consumed, to write and make music. And indeed, among the book's discreet charms is the Rolling Stone's exploration of the creative process and his devotion ultimately not to fame, fortune, sex with the world's most beautiful women, or even to drugs, but to the Blues tradition and to his craft. It probably saved his life. But one wonders about the collateral damage to family members, even though they seem to share his bravado, at least on the printed page.
His son Marlon spent much of his adolescence shuttling between the Alray Hotel in Manhattan and Long Island mansions with his heroin-addicted mother, Anita Pallenberg, and attending school only sporadically. Marlon was also on hand when his mother's 17-year-old boyfriend shot himself to death in their house while playing Russian roulette.
Marlon didn't fare much better under his dad's tutelage. There was the time when Keith fell asleep behind the wheel of his Bentley, crashing into a tree. It wasn't the first time the tank-like vehicle saved his life. "That car's actually felt quite a bit," Marlon is quoted as saying. "Until five or six years ago there was still my bloody handprint on the backseat. And on the dashboard there was still the dent where my nose hit it. I was impressed having a dent in the dashboard and disappointed when it was repaired."
Mr. Richards also failed to distinguish himself when he met future wife Patti Hansen's Staten Island family. He walked through the door, having been awake for several days, with a bottle of vodka and Jack Daniel's in his hand. The encounter went downhill from there, the rock star smashing his guitar to bits on the dining-room table when his playing of "Malagueña" failed to charm the male members of the family.
But the rules that apply to ordinary mortals apparently don't to the gods of rock. "I knew that Patti and I would end up together anyway," he explains, "it was just a question of getting the family blessing, which would make it a lot easier for Patti."
Perhaps the book's most outrageous and unintentionally hilarious passages concern Mick Jagger and Mr. Richards's deep-seated reservations about his colleague's character—it all coming to a head when Mr. Jagger confides that British Prime Minister Tony Blair insists Mick accept a knighthood. "It was incomprehensible for Mick to do it," Mr. Richards fumes, "he'd blown his credibility."
Yet somehow, Mr. Richards believes he has managed to maintain his own, even though he's spent his entire adulthood surrounded by retainers, groupies, minders, chauffeurs and bodyguards, and living in mansions. Indeed, the only reason he managed to stay out of jail despite several arrests—and the reason he probably isn't still in the slammer—is that he was able to afford high-priced lawyers to preserve his freedom. On one occasion, Jimmy Carter's White House even interceded to grant him a visa for a novel drug-rehabilitation protocol after he was arrested in Toronto for drug trafficking.
Perhaps I'm being too hard on the bloke. He was excellent company on vacation and we apparently share an appreciation for English bangers, a recipe for which Mr. Richards thoughtfully includes in his book. Nonetheless, I don't think I'd have grabbed a saber from over the mantelpiece in a rage, as he did, and chased a friend of Marlon's into the bushes after he absconded with a bunch of spring onions meant to accompany dinner.
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Biometrics is a feel-good technology that is being marketed based on a false promise -- that the database will be limited to suspected terrorists. But the FaceIt technology, as it's now being used in England, isn't really intended to catch terrorists at all. It's intended to scare local hoodlums into thinking they might be setting off alarms even when the cameras are turned off. I came to understand this "Wizard of Oz" aspect of the technology when I visited Bob Lack's monitoring station in the London borough of Newham. A former London police officer, Lack attracted national attention -- including a visit from Tony Blair -- by pioneering the use of face-recognition technology before other people were convinced that it was entirely reliable. What Lack grasped early on was that reliability was in many ways beside the point.
Lack installed his first CCTV system in 1997, and he intentionally exaggerated its powers from the beginning. "We put one camera out and 12 signs" announcing the presence of cameras, Lack told me. "We reduced crime by 60 percent in the area where we posted the signs. Then word on the street went out that we had dummy cameras." So Lack turned his attention to face-recognition technology and tried to create the impression that far more people's faces were in the database than actually are. "We've designed a poster now about making Newham a safe place for a family," he said. "And we're telling the criminal we have this information on him: we know his name, we know his address, we know what crimes he commits." It's not true, Lack admits, "but then, we're entitled to disinform some people, aren't we?"
So you're telling the criminal that you know his name even though you don't, I asked? "Right," Lack replied. "Pretty much that's about advertising, isn't it?"
Lack was elusive when I asked him who, exactly, is in his database. "I don't know," he replied, noting that the local police chief decides who goes into the database. He would only make an "educated guess" that the database contains 100 "violent street robbers" under the age of 18. "You have to have been convicted of a crime -- nobody suspected goes on, unless they're a suspected murderer -- and there has to be sufficient police intelligence to say you are committing those crimes and have been so in the last 12 weeks." When I asked for the written standards that determined who, precisely, was put in the database, and what crimes they had to have committed, Lack promised to send them, but he never did.
From Lack's point of view, it doesn't matter who is in his database, because his system isn't designed to catch terrorists or violent criminals. In the three years that the system has been up and running, it hasn't resulted in a single arrest. "I'm not in the business of having people arrested," Lack said. "The deterrent value has far exceeded anything you imagine." He told me that the alarms went off an average of three times a day during the month of August, but the only people he would conclusively identify were local youths who had volunteered to be put in the database as part of an "intensive surveillance supervision program," as an alternative to serving a custodial sentence. "The public statements about the efficacy of the Newham facial-recognition system bear little relationship to its actual operational capabilities, which are rather weak and poor," says Clive Norris of the University of Hull. "They want everyone to believe that they are potentially under scrutiny. Its effectiveness, perhaps, is based on a lie."
This lie has a venerable place in the philosophy of surveillance. In his preface to "Panopticon," Jeremy Bentham imagined the social benefits of a ring-shaped "inspection-house," in which prisoners, students, orphans or paupers could be subject to constant surveillance. In the center of the courtyard would be an inspection tower with windows facing the inner wall of the ring. Supervisors in the central tower could observe every movement of the inhabitants of the cells, who were illuminated by natural lighting, but Venetian blinds would ensure that the supervisors could not be seen by the inhabitants. The uncertainty about whether or not they were being surveilled would deter the inhabitants from antisocial behavior. Michel Foucault described the purpose of the Panopticon -- to induce in the inmate a state of conscious and permanent visibility that assures the automatic functioning of power." Foucault predicted that this condition of visible, unverifiable power, in which individuals have internalized the idea that they may always be under surveillance, would be the defining characteristic of the modern age.
Britain, at the moment, is not quite the Panopticon, because its various camera networks aren't linked and there aren't enough operators to watch all the cameras. But over the next few years, that seems likely to change, as Britain moves toward the kind of integrated Web-based surveillance system that Visionics has now proposed for American airports and subway systems. At the moment, for example, the surveillance systems for the London underground and the British police feed into separate control rooms, but Sergio Velastin, a computer-vision scientist, says he believes the two systems will eventually be linked, using digital technology.


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These guidelines are intended to help Member States to develop workable measures for co-existence in conformity with EU legislation. They set out the general principles and the technical and procedural aspects to be taken into account, and provide a list of possible actions that could be tailored for implementation at national or regional or local level.
General principles of the Guidelines
Building on experience with existing segregation practices (e.g. in certified seed production), approaches to co-existence need to be developed in a transparent way, based on scientific evidence and in co-operation with all concerned. They should ensure an equitable balance between the interests of farmers of all production types. National strategies and best practices should refer to the legal labelling thresholds and purity standards for GM food, feed and seed.
Measures should be efficient and cost-effective, without going beyond what is necessary to comply with EU threshold levels for GMO labelling. They should be specific to different types of crop, since the probability of admixture varies greatly from one crop to another; while for some crops the probability is high (e.g. oil seed rape) for others the probability is fairly low (e.g. potatoes). In addition, local and regional aspects should be fully taken into account.
The need for strategies that ensure a fair balance between the interests of farmers of all types of production is underlined. Farmers should be able to choose the production type they prefer, without imposing the necessity to change already-established production patterns in the neighbourhood. As a general principle, during the phase of introduction of a new production type in a region, farmers who introduce the new production type should bear the responsibility of implementing the actions necessary to limit admixture. Finally, continuous monitoring and evaluation and the timely sharing of best practices are indicated as imperatives for improving measures over time.
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Behind the Mercantile building, and became the post office when the mercantile closed, now an artist's home and B&B. Only 60 people in this town.
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A bed and breakfast located next to the historic San Jose Mission.
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Masseria Pittore - Monopoli, Italy
The mansion, nestled in a grove of olive trees, is situated in a strategic location at the center of the most popular tourist area of Puglia in the foothills of the Itria Valley.
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The oldest operating Inn in Canada, Lennox Tavern is also the most original remaining eighteenth century Inn in North America.
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The Cooper's Inn is an excellent choice for those who have never had the experience of sleeping in an eighteenth century building. It stands on Dock Street, the oldest in Shelburne, which runs along the harbour on the western edge of the town.
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Magravì is located in the countryside of Alberobello. This property offers free Wi-Fi and rustic-style apartments with air conditioning.
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The Old Magnolia House was built in 1871 by the B.F. Ledger family, and today, it is a wonderful bed and breakfast, at 731 Clarksville St, Paris, TX. Phone is 903-739-8600.
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The home was built for J. Matthew Cartwright and his wife Emmie in 1902 remained in the Cartwright family until 2001.
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Chambres d'hôtes dans un magnifique moulin du XIXème siècle en bord de Cher avec sa roue à aube.
Bed and Breakfast in a beautiful nineteenth century mill along the Cher with its paddle wheel.
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location: Centre, France
date approved: 3/11/2016
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The Pembrey Inn - B&B - Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
Pembrey Inn - Established 1825 - The Pembrey is a traditional Welsh village Pub Offering B&B & Restuarant. Located in the heart of the village of Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, South Wales
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location: South Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 2/19/2016
last visited: 2/20/2016
Red Lion Inn - B&B - Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, Wales
The historic Red Lion Inn - Was also used in the 1800s as The 'Court Leet' & Public auctions of unclaimed shipping wreckage. The Red Lion Inn offers B&B facilities. Located in the heart of the village of Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, South Wales.
Pickle Hill Bed and Breakfast - Port Dickinson, NY
While the mailing address is Binghamton, this is in Port Dickinson a small area with many old houses that developed when the Chenango Canal was built. It is opposite the town hall, fire and police station.
date approved: 2/14/2016
Pumpelly House Estate - Owego, NY
Catering especially to weddings, this B&B is definitely elegant. There are hitching posts and an upping stone in front.
date approved: 11/26/2015
Nagle Warren Mansion - Cheyenne, WY
Probably the preeminent bed and breakfast establishment in Cheyenne, the capital of Wyoming.
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He was my Great Uncle. He was the husband of Floy Lenora Thompson and the son-in-law of Vern and Venna Stansell Thompson. He is buried in Friendship Cemetery, Springdale, Arkansas.
Tombstone Tuesday is a daily blogging prompt used by many genealogy bloggers to help them post content on their sites.
To participate in Tombstone Tuesday simply create a post which includes an image of a gravestone of one or more ancestors and it may also include a brief description of the image or the ancestor.
Originally Published as Tombstone Tuesday: Dallas Butler on July 26, 2011