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WABASH WORKS FOR YOU. Wabash prepares its students to meet their futures with confidence and clarity. The Schroeder Center for Career Development helps students identify and execute plans to become productive and fulfilled men after Wabash. Through our programming and services, students encounter opportunities to explore and reach their individual career goals, from employment to graduate school to teaching English in Africa. Whatever he can dream, we offer individualized programs and resources to help a Wabash man get there.
Learn more about where Wabash men go during and after Wabash, in internships, research opportunties, graduate studies, and jobs.
Scott Crawford
Director of Career Services
Scott Crawford, Director of the Schroeder Center For Career Development, will be entering his 10th year at Wabash this fall, 21st year in the Career Services field. Prior to Wabash, Scott worked at Johns Hopkins University, George Washington University, Adrian College, Wichita State University, Valdosta State University.
Scott graduated from the University of Arkansas with a BSBA in Human Resources Management and has a M.Ed in Higher Education Administration.
Scott lives in Crawfordsville, in a very old house complete with a forest he planted in the front yard, just down Wabash Avenue from the College. He is a single father of 3 dogs. firstname.lastname@example.com
Casey Hockersmith
Administrative and Recruiting Assistance
Casey is a Montgomery county native and a graduate of Southmont High School. She earned a BS in Sport Marketing and Management from Indiana University. Her previous position was as an Assistant to the Coaching Staff for the IU Men's Basketball program. Casey and her husband, Zach, spend their time with their Australian Shepherd pup, Remy, and renovating their home.
Cassie Hagan
Assistant Director of Experiential Programs and Alliances
Cassie grew up outside of Crawfordsville and is a Southmont High School Alum. She earned a BFA from Ball State University where she studied the Fine Arts, concentrating in Photography. Prior to working for Wabash, she lived briefly in Wisconsin and Kentucky where she worked in retail and banking. Cassie and her husband, Danny, look forward to fixing up their new home in Mace where they will live with their two adopted dogs - Zoey and Reese. firstname.lastname@example.com
Adrian Tejeda '18
Peer Career Advisor
Adrian was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. He is currently pursuing a degree in Financial Economics with a Business minor. On campus, Adrian is a brother of Phi Kappa Psi, a member of student senate, and plays long stick midfield on the lacrosse team. In his free time, he enjoys working out, rooting for the Seattle Seahawks, online shopping, and playing NHL on the Xbox. Adrian hopes to start his own clothing line someday.
Tyler Trepton '16
Peer Career Advisor
Tyler is from Saint John, Indiana where he attended Hanover Central High School in Cedar Lake, Indiana. He is currently a History major with a Business and Computer Science minor. Tyler is a brother of the Sigma Chi Fraternity where he maintains the house's website. In his free time he likes to repair video game consoles and read anything from fantasy to business. He hopes to pursue a career in technology whether that is coding, website development, marketing, or working with people. Tyler can be reached at his email at email@example.com
Aaron Becker '17
Head Peer Career Advisor
Aaron is a junior from North Webster, Indiana and is pursuing a degree in Chemistry. He completed a Research Fellowship this summer through IUSM in Fort Wayne and volunteered during his free time. Aaron plans to use his degree in Chemistry to transition into medical school following graduation. On campus, he is the President of Wabash Christian Men and is an active member of the community. In his free time, Aaron enjoys reading, hiking, video games, and watersports.
Gabe DiFecchio '16
Peer Career Advisor
Gabe was born in Pembroke Pines, FL but has lived in many different cities in the United States and abroad. Currently he resides in Lake in the Hills, IL where he attended Jacobs High School. On campus, Gabe is an active brother of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and a member of Eta Sigma Phi. He is majoring in Classics and minoring in Business and Economics. This past summer, Gabe had an internship in West Chester, PA with a financial advising firm. After Wabash, he plans on getting his MBA and working in business.
Addison Hummel '16
Peer Career Advisor
Addison is from Plainfield, IN. He is a Rhetoric major and an Economics minor. He is a brother at Phi Delta Theta and is currently their Rush Chairman. He also serves as Vice President of the Inter-Fraternity Council. He enjoys spending his time attending sporting events, socializing with friends, and visiting the lake.
George Pippin '19
Junior Peer Career Advisor
George Pippen was born and raised in Carmel, Indiana. George is considering majoring in rhetoric with a possible minor in Spanish. He worked at Cosmos Superior Foods this past summer creating and manufacturing dog treats. After college, George possibly wants to pursue law school and be involved in music law. On campus, George is involved in College Mentors for Kids, Wabash Christian Men, and lives in Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.?
Collin Bell '17
Peer Career Advisor
Collin is from Richmond, Indiana where he attended Northeastern High School. He is planning on a degree in political science with a minor in Spanish. On campus Collin is a member of the the Wabash Golf Team and a brother of Phi Delta Theta. In his free time he enjoys playing basketball, watching any and every movie, and simply hanging out.
Steven Stark '19
Junior Peer Career Advisor
Steven is from Indianapolis, IN where he attended Cathedral High School. He plans on majoring in Physics and minoring in German. Steven is currently pledging at Sigma Chi Fraternity and is a member of the Wabash lacrosse team. In his free time, he enjoys working out, playing video games, and making music.
Jade Doty
Peer Career Advisor
Jade Doty was born and raised in West Lafayette Indiana. Jade is pursuing a degree in Biology and a minor in English. He worked at Goodrich Quality Theater's Wabash Landing 9 in West Lafayette and this past summer he worked at Lafayette's Street Department. After college Jade Plans on going on to graduates school and ultimately will try to reach his goal of becoming a professor. On Campus Jade is involved in the Bachelor where he is a staff writer, College Demorcrats, and WAR Council. Jade lives at Beta Theta Pi, where he is a neophyte and is also a member of the Wabash Football team.
Drew Biddle
Peer Career Advisor
Drew was born and raised just outside of Indianapolis, IN where he attended Roncalli high school. At Wabash he intends on majoring in Financial Economics with a minor in Business. Also, he is a member of the Wabash baseball team, Wabash Investment Club, and President of his fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha. In his free time he enjoys listening to music, working out, participating in intramural sports, and watching his favorite sports teams including the Colts, Cubs, and Pacers.
Felipe Cuatecontzi '17
Peer Career Advisor
"Felipe is from Indianapolis, Indiana where he attended Ben Davis High School. At Wabash, Felipe is pursuing a degree in Rhetoric and a minor in Religion. He is a brother of Phi Delta Theta. This past summer, Felipe worked as our project management intern. In his spare time, he enjoys working out, hanging out with fraternity brothers and cheering on the Colts."
Sean Grannan '16
Peer Career Advisor
Sean was born and raised in Naperville, IL, where he attended both Neuqua Valley High School and Waubonsie Valley High School. He is an Economics major, as well as an Art and Spanish double minor. On campus, Sean is a brother of Phi Kappa Psi, and a member of Ultimate Frisbee, Chamber Orchestra, and Spanish Club. In his free time, he enjoys participating in sports, rooting for the Chicago White Sox and the Chicago Bears, and hanging out with friends.
Schroeder Center for Career Development
Personal, walk-in service anytime.
Arnold House, 502 W Wabash Ave.
Hours: M-F, 8a - 4:30p; Su-Th 7p - 10p
Phone: 765-361-6414
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Scott Crawford, Director
Cassie Hagan, Assistant Director of Experiential Programs and Alliances


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ScummEditor - A tool to change Scumm V5 and V6 graphics.
Hello, my name is Matheus Moreira and I'm here to tell that I made a tool that can be used to export and import back graphics on Scumm V5 and V6 games (DOTT, Sam & Max, Fate of Atlantis, Monkey 1 CD).
The tool supports the extraction and injection of the following images:
* Background Images (all codecs are supported, both for exporting and importing back)
* Background Z-Planes
* Objects Images - including multiple images per object.
* Objects Z-Planes - including multiples z-planes per image.
* Costumes - All frames.
As far as I know this is the only existing tool that allows you change the costumes on scumm games.
I would like to say thank you to Jestar Jokin for his great help and for being so nice with me, providing his source codes and pointing me to links where I could learn a lot about the scumm data and image formats.
The ScummEditor can be downloaded here and you will need Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 installed in order to use it.
I really like to hear your opinion about this, because this is my first attempt at writing a "game hacking tool". I'm totally new on this.
Hope this can be useful.
Good job! I'll try it later. Always good to see new people making tools.
Very nice!
You're welcome Matheus! :) I'm glad you released your tool, I think it has some great features, and I hope others find it useful.
Works nice. Except for my Ultimate Talkie Edition. It crashes when trying to load the resources. I wonder why is that?
I have this same problem what LogicDeLuxe, Ultimate Talkie Edition cant be exported? Can you fixed this?
So, .. when I repaint the background to 1280x800 with 8bit rgb, will that work? what happened to other art like characters etc. will they be tiny?
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Reminds me of a song....
long story as to why
Why people asoiceate poneys with rich kids?
ungrateful little punk.
I want a unicorn too u.u
hehe.. nice work
Hahaha, tellement drôle. Mouahaha. : D
This why I dislike kids.
Funny and true. I wonder what the unicorn wants...
oh yes! I should've taken it an extra step. ps. unicorn probably wants a unicorn pony shark
Another unicorn to play with
Yep. stupid kids.
that's basically mankind right there.
The Rum Tum Tugger is awfully annoying.
If you put a party hat on that pony, VOILÀ! Unicorn!
At least they can scream and cry together,
And the unicorn stab the kid in the eye with its horn. Still want your unicorn kid?
funny that you say that, my dad made a comment he thought this very exact thing should've been the final scene of the comic
Hahaha! I think every single dad felt that way at least once in their life. No matter how patient they can be, kids can be such monsters sometimes.
Kids these days.
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ADAM Csvde
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Applies To: Windows Server 2003 R2
Imports and exports data from Active Directory using files that store data in the comma-separated value (CSV) format. You can also support batch operations based on the CSV file format standard.
csvde [-i] [-f FileName] [-s ServerName] [-c String1 String2] [-v] [-j Path] [-t PortNumber] [-d BaseDN] [-r LDAPFilter] [-p Scope] [-l LDAPAttributeList] [-o LDAPAttributeList] [-g] [-m] [-n] [-k] [-a UserDistinguishedName Password] [-b UserName Domain Password]
- -i
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- -f FileName
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- -s ServerName
- Specifies the domain controller to perform the import or export operation.
- -c String1 String2
- Replaces all occurrences of String1 with String2. This is generally used when you are importing data from one domain to another and the distinguished name of the export domain (String1) needs to be replaced with the distinguished name of the import domain (String2).
- -v
- Sets verbose mode.
- -j Path
- Sets the log file location. The default is the current path.
- -t PortNumber
- Specifies a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) port number. The default LDAP port is 389. The global catalog port is 3268.
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Applications such as Microsoft Excel are capable of reading and saving data in the CSV format. In addition, Microsoft Exchange Server administration tools are also capable of importing and exporting data using the CSV format, as are many other non-Microsoft tools.
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Old Burying Ground (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
|Halifax, Nova Scotia
|44°38′36″N 63°34′22″W / 44.6434°N 63.5728°WCoordinates: 44°38′36″N 63°34′22″W / 44.6434°N 63.5728°W
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|St. Paul's Church (Halifax)
|Number of graves
|Official name
|Old Burying Ground National Historic Site of Canada
|Provincially Registered Property
The Old Burying Ground (also known as St. Paul's Church Cemetery) is a historic cemetery in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. It is located at the intersection of Barrington Street and Spring Garden Road in Downtown Halifax. It was founded in 1749, the same year as the settlement, as the town's first burial ground. It was originally non-denominational and for several decades was the only burial place for all Haligonians. In 1793 it was turned over to the Anglican St. Paul's Church. The cemetery was closed in 1843 and the Camp Hill Cemetery established for subsequent burials. The site steadily declined until the 1980s when it was restored and refurbished by the Old Burying Ground Foundation, which now maintains the site and employ tour guides to interpret the site in the summer. Ongoing restoration of the rare 18th century grave markers continues.
Over the decades some 12,000 people were interred in the Old Burial Ground. Today there are only some 1,200 headstones, some having been lost and many others being buried with no headstone. Many notable residents are buried in the cemetery, including British Major General Robert Ross, who led the successful Washington Raid of 1814 and burned the White House before being killed in battle at Baltimore a few days later.
The most prominent structure is the Welsford-Parker Monument, a Triumphal arch standing at the entrance to the cemetery commemorating British victory in the Crimean War. This is the second oldest war monument in Canada and the only monument to the Crimean War in North America. The arch was built in 1860 by George Lang and is named after two Haligonians, Major Welsford and Captain Parker, who both died in the battle at Redan in 1855 during the Siege of Sevastopol (1854–1855).
The Old Burying Ground was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1991.[1] It had earlier been designated a Provincially Registered Property in 1988 under Nova Scotia's Heritage Property Act.[2]
Notable interments[edit]
Robert Ross (British Army officer), d. 1814
Richard Bulkeley (governor), d. 1800[3]
Malachy Salter, d. 1781
John Howe, d. 1835, father of Joseph Howe
- William Bowie (killed by Richard John Uniacke, Jr. in the last duel in Nova Scotia)
- William Ross
- Susan Cunard, wife of Samuel Cunard
- Mary Rous (wife of Richard Bulkeley; daughter of Naval officer John Rous)
- Charles Morris (1759–1831)
- Joseph Pernette - commandering of the militia in the Raid on Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (1782)
- Captain Benjamin James who died in the sinking of the HMS Tribune in 1797.
- Stone commemorating those who died in the Capture of USS Chesapeake has been removed to the foyer of St. Paul's church
- ^ Old Burying Ground National Historic Site of Canada. Canadian Register of Historic Places. Retrieved 13 April 2013.
- ^ Old Burying Ground. Canadian Register of Historic Places. Retrieved 13 April 2013.
- ^ While a display inside the St. Paul's Church (Halifax) states that Bulkeley is buried in the crypt, according to J. Philip McAleer, author of A pictorial history of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia, the evidence that Bulkeley was buried in the church is circumstantial. This circumstantial evidence rests on the fact that he helped establish the church and was an active member in it for 51 years. Also Bulkeley is reported to have had the largest funeral ceremony ever to be in Halifax up to that date. Further, his wife Mary Rous has a headstone in the St Paul's Church Cemetery, while Bulkeley does not. Rev Hill, however reports that Bulkeley's grave is marked by a rude stone in St. Paul's Church cemetery, presumably close to the gravestone of his wife Mary Rous. (See Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 2, p. 69)
External links[edit]
- The (Old St. Paul's) Burying Ground
- Halifax's Old Burying Ground
- Old Burying Ground Foundation
- List of People buried in cemetery


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Definition of espada in English:
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DETROIT ľ Getting over what occurred in Game 1 of the Wingsĺ first-round series with the Nashville Predators is going to take quite some time for Darren Helm.
Helm lacerated tendons in his right forearm in the first period of Game 1 last week and will miss the rest of the postseason because of it.
ôIĺm not really too happy with anything thatĺs going on right now,ö said Helm, who addressed the media at Joe Louis Arena for the first time since the on-ice incident. ôI havenĺt really gotten over what happened. Iĺm still pretty angry with the situation. It still hurts quite a bit, pain-wise.
ôI have to watch again,ö Helm continued. ôThatĺs probably the worst thing of all. The way I tried to battle back after my knee and to come back and have this happen in the first period, itĺs pretty tough.ö
It was Helmĺs first game back since suffering a sprained left MCL on March 17 in San Jose.
ôAt first I was scared,ö Helm said. ôI didnĺt know how severe it was. I didnĺt know if it went really deep and hit a nerve or artery. As soon as they slowed down the bleeding I was able to wrap my head around the injury, how long Iĺd be out. Thatĺs when I got frustrated, I got mad. I kind of sat there by myself and took some deep breaths and calmed myself down.ö
After finishing a check on Alexander Radulov with six minutes to play in the first period, Helm was cut by Radulovĺs skate blade.
He had successful surgery after the game at Vanderbilt Medical Center. He didnĺt suffer any nerve damage.
Helm tried stay in the game after getting cut, but when he saw a gash and blood he immediately dropped his stick and went right to the bench.
ôAs soon as I looked I knew it was a fairly serious injury,ö Helm said. ôI couldnĺt do anything with one arm.ö
Helm is the third wing to suffer an injury due to a skate blade in two seasons.
Earlier this season Valtteri Filppula was cut on his lower right shine by a skate blade. Last year Mike Modano suffered a similar injury and missed roughly three months.
And this has gotten Helm to consider wearing more protection on the ice.
ôI donĺt know how many times this has happened in the NHL in the past 10 or so years, but itĺs twice to our team in the last two, which maybe might be more than a fluke thing. It just happened where I came down as the steel was coming up.
ôI have seen some Kevlar wrist guards that have been coming out,ö Helm added. ôI saw Fil wearing one. Iĺve seen a couple guys wearing Kevlar-like sleeves with wrist guards. That is definitely something that Iĺll be wearing in the future.ö
Helm said he hadnĺt heard from Radulov since the incident and doesnĺt expect to.
ôThereĺs nothing he could have done,ö Helm said. ôI donĺt think he tried to do anything. It was a fluke thing, an accident. Move on.
ôItĺs not easy coming here,ö Helm added. ôWhen I get away from the game, itĺs a little bit easier for me. When I have to watch a game, thatĺs when itĺs the hardest. There arenĺt a lot of people watching at my house right now. Itĺs difficult.ö
By the end of the press conference Helm did find a way to crack a smile when he was asked if he had talked to Modano.
ôI did ask him how his golf swing was and it didnĺt seem to affect him so Iĺm happy with that,ö Helm said. ôIĺll talk to him a little bit more probably when things settle down for myself. Like I said, Iĺm not quite over what happened.
ôIĺve definitely got one arm right now,ö Helm added. ôI canĺt do anything with it. I try to keep it elevated. I canĺt really bend my elbow. It still hurts. Iĺve got some people at home helping me out right now which is good. Itĺs one arm. I canĺt use my hand at all right now.ö
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Do you know any library in C# that I can use in order to read an existing *.mid file? I want to draw the sound frequency graph for the MIDI file, but I cannot get the inner data. I tried using NAudio and Alvas.Audio, but I wans't able to read a MIDI file. Any suggestions?
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The MIDI file format is relatively complicated (see here). Writing them is easier than reading them (as with WAV files). I don't know of any C# libraries that do this, but I should mention that since your ultimate goal is to create a spectrograph, you probably don't need a library to read the MIDI file at all.
A MIDI file does not contain any actual audio information - it merely contains instructions for a synthesizer, e.g. note on messages, volume change mesages etc. In order to create a spectrograph from a MIDI file, you need to "play" it with something so that you get actual audio data to run FFT analyses on.
You don't really need to play it with something, of course. Google
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NAudio can read and write MIDI files. I'm not sure what your problem was. Have a look at MIDI file mapper as an example of a project using NAudio to map drum beats.
Bass.net (http://www.un4seen.com) might be what you are looking for. (using the Bassmidi extension down the page)
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I sent two test emails to this person, each from a different email service. Both emails reached him and he replied to me.
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Moore began taking orders for it earlier this week. It shows running back Glen Coffee leaping through a gaping hole as the Tide ended six straight Iron Bowl losses.
Moore, whose depictions of celebrated moments in Alabama football history have become collectors' items, was sued four years ago by the university. It claimed trademark law violations and sought payment of licensing fees. Moore filed a counter-suit, accusing the university of damaging his business.
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Rory Is an 11 year old girl who is turning 12 soon, so she has made a list of stuff she is allow to do when the time comes. There's the little but important things like using the kitchen appliances without any supervision or staying home alone and there's the big stuff to do like getting her ears pierced and getting a cell phone. Rory is excited to do everything on her list because finally she will be like her friends. Rory will soon realize all her wishes won't come true.
This book was a surprise! I though I wasn't going to like "Finally" because is for preteens but it was really funny and fast read. I loved Rory and how she handles every situation in the book. What I found more enjoyable in the book was Rory's relationship with her parents. Here is one of my favorite conversations in the book:
Dad scurries along, eyes down, with his hands held up to the right side of his face like he's shielding it from the sun. "Dad, seriously," I plead. "People are going to think you stole something"
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In the last month we've taken the boat out of the water, (where we will store it for the summer) , driven back home to Guelph for a day, got on a plane to Malaysia, visited our Daughter Dawn and her family in Malaysia, spent 12 days in Bali with Dawn and the grandkids, flew to Thailand where we celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary, and now we are back home in Guelph. Wow!
After living on the boat in the Bahamas, that's quite a change of pace. Here's a little more detail and some pictures of our incredible trip to South East Asia . It was triggered by our daughter Dawn and her family's move to Malaysia for 2 years, and of course our missing them and craving to see our grandchildren, and…….as you know we do love to travel!
MALAYSIA We left Toronto on March 31 , with a stop in Hong Kong and landed in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 22 hours later. Dawn, Ella and Gavin met us at the airport and after hugs and kisses, we got in the car and drove to Ipoh, where they are living. Our first reaction was that it was very , very
Ipoh Market
Shopping while Ella is at school.
hot but we were so happy to see them it just didn't matter! Although Ipoh has a population of about 700,000 it seems rural compared to KL, and is nestled in a mountainous part of the country. Ipoh is close to the equator, so it's hot and the vegetation is very tropical with steep cliffs and lots of plants that we usually only see in greenhouses.
While we adjusted to the time difference, and hung out with the grandkids in IPOH, Dawn acted as tour guide, showing us around Ipoh, and some of their favourite spots. First we went to a water park where Ella and Gavin got to splash around in all the pools, a lazy river and some other attractions. This should have been a popular spot as it was Sunday, and a good way to cool down. A major percentage of the population of Malaysia is Muslim so at a beach or a water park they dress accordingly. A couple of days later Dawn drove us up about 2 hours north, where we took a ferry to a Island called Pangkor. This is a beach town, with an interesting and very cool beach. It was our first
Fish Market in Ipoh
experience with Motor Scooters instead of cars as the main transportation mode. We spent the night in Pangkor then went back to Ipoh, to meet up with poor Paul, who had to work while we were at the beach.
The next day was Saturday, and we headed up to the Cameron Highlands. We looked forward to this, as it is a main agricultural area, and much cooler. They grow lots of strawberries in Cameron Highlands, and there are places all over where you can pick or buy Strawberries that are delicious, although not as good as Ontario Strawberries in June. The other important crop is Tea. This is a major tea growing area, and we were fascinated with how tea is grown. The tea fields look beautiful on the hillsides. Ella and Gavin enjoyed roaming around the tea fields and the other Cameron Highland attractions, including a night market where we saw some pretty strange food. The night market is almost like a country fair, with both tourists and locals visiting the stalls, of everything from vegetables, cooked local food, and crafts. Kind of like our Guelph market only much larger. We spent the night in Cameron Highland then headed
Ferry to Pangkor
It was a short ferry ride to Pangkor.
back to Ipoh to get packed for our 12 day trip to Bali.
BALI When we wrote Dawn and told her we were thinking of coming to Malaysia for a visit, she came up with a great idea to go to Bali for part of our visit. She thought we might get a little bored in Malaysia. She had wanted to go to Bali, and knowing us she suggested we include Bali in our trip. Dawn is very good at researching things and she chose 3 distinctly different parts of Bali to visit. She planned 4 days in Sanur, 4 days in Ubud, and 4 days in Amed.
Sanur is a beach resort, close to the main beach resort of Kuta, but far enough away that it is not quite so busy and a little more relaxing. We stayed at a place that was almost like a bed and breakfast, with some guest suites, around the owner's pool. It was great for the kids as they spent lots of time in the swimming pool, and Ella became friends with the owner's son Joshua. Every morning we walked and hung out at the beach and watched the Bali boats with
Rather than walking the road we made our way through the rocks to the next beach.
pontoons bring in their daily catch. One day we took a day trip to see Tanah Lot - an old temple on the ocean and Kuta. As there is in most of Bali there are lots of stalls with local people selling their crafts, and all sorts of other souvenirs. .Sanur was relaxing and a nice introduction to Bali. Buying things in Bali is an exercise in bartering and I must say that I enjoy this.
Our next stop was to travel to the Ubud, where all the craftsmen are. There are villages famous for wood carving, others that are artists, and others famous for silver jewelry. On the way to Upud we did stop for a traditional Balenese dance show. The costumes were incredible, and they take great pride in this tradition. Our driver stopped at silver and woodworking showrooms, but they were meant for tourists. The drivers get a commission, and prices seemed pretty high so we pushed on to our next accommodation in Upud, at the edge of the monkey forest. Another good pick for Dawn, as the place we stayed was right by rice fields, so our rooms looked out towards the rice fields and the
Lovely White Sand in Pangkor.
monkey forest. It was a very, very nice place. We would be having breakfast and the monkeys would come out and steal someone's breakfast. The monkeys are pretty aggressive, and at times we found them a little scary. One day Sharon and I went on a bicycle tour up to a volcano, that took us back to Upud through local villages, rice fields and some woodworking shops. For us it was a real cultural experience seeing how these people live in compounds, sometimes cooking on open fires and with very few conveniences. Ella took her first swimming strokes in Ubud. We were fascinated by the woodworkers and the detail they put into their carvings. So now we are owners of some nice carvings of mahogany, teak and ebony. I also bought some musical percussion things that are made locally, giving Ella and Gavin instruments to play.
Amed is a more remote fishing community , that has only recently attracted a few tourists. Dawn picked a resort that was sandwiched between local compounds, so we felt like we were living right in the middle of a fishing community. Our hotel in Amed was very nice and we had a beach house
Monkey Thief
This monkey stole Dawn's pineapple juice, took the glass up a tree and licked the drink off his paws.
for ourselves. It was modern, and very very nice. Our cottage had a outside stone shower, and when we showered we were very close to the compound where the locals lived. In fact when I was having a shower, I could smell their wood fire, as they were cooking over an open fire. It was a strange feeling, living in such luxury right next door to people that were existing on basics, such as open fires for cooking, and in many cases no running water. Amed is known for its diving and one day Sharon and I rented a motor Scooter, and drove down the coast stopping to snorkel on some beautiful reefs. Amed while being very nice, might have been just a little remote for us, and we cut our stay short and had a driver take us back to Kuta. Kuta was close to the airport, so it would make our trip the next day easier. Our hotel wasn't quite so nice in Kuta, as it was new and still under construction. Actually we thought Kuta was a little too busy for us, and enjoyed the beach at Sanur better.
Our 12 days in Bali flew by.
Our Hotel in Pangkor
Our only disappointment was that Paul (Dawn's Husband) was unable to join us for part of the time in Bali. He had arranged to take a long weekend and visit for the Ubud portion of the Bali trip. Unfortunately his passport only has 5 months until it needs to renew, and Bali requires 6 months. So after leaving Bali we went back to Malaysia to Dawn's home for Easter. The grandkids were very excited to see their Dad, after 12 days. The Easter bunny made it to Malaysia, with lots of chocolate and toys!
THIALAND The Monday after Easter we bid farewells to Dawn and her family. We had 3 glorious weeks with them, and while we were looking forward to Thailand, we knew we would really miss them. We took a taxi back to KL and flew to Krabi Thailand on Monday. We decided to splurge and we booked a very nice hotel in Ao Nang which is a beach resort town in Krabi province. We had emailed ahead advising the hotel that we were visiting their hotel to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. We envisioned a special room, with maybe a bottle of Champagne waiting for us,
Sunset at Pangkor
and maybe a congratulations card. Ha… not even close. Our reservation got messed up and they didn't even have us registered! However, after I expressed my disappointment (many times) they gave us what we thought must be the honeymoon suite, which was the best view of the town and ocean, a Jacuzzi tub, and a cake! They were very. very nice to us.
The first day in Thailand, Sharon wanted to show me Railey Beach, where Steven, Dawn and her had spent time on her previous trip to Thailand. Railey is a small resort area, that can only be accessed by water. While it's on the mainland, mountains prohibit roads from being built. The prettiest beach on Railey Bay is Hat Phra Nang. The high limestone cliffs running down to the shore, the soft white sand, and the turquoise- blue water make this beach one that you just want to keep taking pictures of. It is also the cleanest beach we saw in Thailand. Generally one of our disappointments in all of SE Asia, is the pollution along the shoreline and the water quality. We're used to that beautiful Bahamas water, and nothing quite matches that. Railey is a destination
Cameron Heights
Hillsides of tea.
that lots of back packers, and climbers visit, as the cliffs make for incredible rock climbing. (we didn't try rock climbing). Out in the water there are many small but very steep islands that really add to the character of this area. To get to Railey we took a long tail boat which is the chosen mode of transportation along the coast. Sailboat cruisers could take a lesson from the simplicity of the engine installations of these boats, as they all have diesel engines connected to this incredibly long shaft. They don't have mufflers, so they are very loud.
The next day we were going to just hang out at the beach in Ou Nang, but at the last minute we decided to hire a private Long Tail boat for the day and go to Hong National Park, advertised as a pristine island with great beaches and snorkeling. The boat ride to the island was incredible, passing along the Thailand shoreline, and many nice islands. We did some snorkeling, it was nice, but in the end we still favored Railey. Hong Island was really impacted by the tsunami , and some people unfortunately died on this island. There is a
Cameron Highlands
plaque on the island dedicated to those that died here during the Tsunami. It seems that everyone , when they found we were going to Thailand told me I should have a Thai massage, as it is supposed to be an experience "you don't want to miss". Sharon agreed with this, and was failrly persistant that I should have a massage. So… after returning from Hong Island, we went back to the hotel for a swim, and I worked up the nerve to go get the massage. Sharon and I both had a one hour Thai massage, down at the beach , at Oh Nang. So now everyone I've had a massage!
We flew back to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia the next day to catch our flight back to Toronto. Including the layover in Hong Kong our travel time back to Toronto was 22 hours! We've been back about a week now and we are finally getting over the jet lag. This was a trip of a life time, something we probably would not have done if our daughter, husband and our grand children were not over there. We saw beautiful places, experienced cultural differences that really opened our eyes, but
The Tea Bush
best of all we got to spend a whole month with our grand children! We're happy to be back in our home and now have the whole summer to look forward to. We don't plan on going back to the boat until after Christmas, so we'll have lots of time back here this year to enjoy being home.
Sharon and Doug
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Facebook Turns Into Daily Habit for More Users: Chart of the Day
Facebook Inc. has not only signed up hundreds of millions of subscribers, it is also increasingly playing host to them daily.
The CHART OF THE DAY displays the percentage of users that paid visits to the largest social-networking website each day, rather than monthly, in each quarter for the past three years. The chart is compiled from data in Facebook's filing for its initial public offering. Daily figures are averages for the final month of each quarter.
In last year's fourth quarter, 57 percent of users went to Facebook daily. The proportion climbed from a low of 44 percent in the second quarter of 2009.
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"Users aren't going away," Jeff Clavier, the founder of SoftTech VC in Palo Alto, California, told Bloomberg Television yesterday in an interview.
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And I need the three Kevin Love cards pictured together.
and are those richardson and campbell autos in person or through the mail autos?
its listed on your trade website I didn't actually look at anything else lol
I need that McCants auto as well mate... any chance I can get any of these for the KG cards ya need from me?
they're your doubles? Holy moley... I might have to get to work on that list!
okay I'll have to check my folders more closely... I'll get back to you with a list of Football I have if I need those. cheers.
see if there is anything in my bucket you would like for the Kevin Love auto thanks
Subject says it all, I want to trade for Minnesota Timberwolves cards of all persuasions!
lmk what you have :)
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2004 topps m3 michael olowokani jersey
2000 sp authentic sign of the time william avery auto
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Ferrer, seeded fourth after reaching the French Open final in June, dropped a set for the second match in a row but was otherwise untroubled in his 6-4 6-3 4-6 6-4 victory.
Kukushkin matched his best performance at a Grand Slam by reaching the third round but contributed to his own downfall by committing 66 unforced errors, almost twice as many as Ferrer.
The Spaniard was a semi-finalist at the US Open in 2007 and again last year. His next opponent will be Janko Tipsarevic who beat Jack Sock 3-6 7-6(1) 6-1 6-2.
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Derek Friesen thought he would be following in his father's footsteps when he became the third generation of his family to work at H.J. Heinz Co.'s tomato processing plant in his hometown of Leamington, Ont., 34 miles east of Detroit.
That plan ended six months into his job, when Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and 3G Capital Inc., the ketchup maker's new owners, announced in November the 105-year-old plant would close.
"You could just feel yourself sinking," Friesen said of the moment he was told he'd lose his job. "It's literally the center of town," said the 24-year-old, who helped pack 1,000 cans of tomato juice an hour. "Everyone either works there or knows somebody that works there."
Local investors have stepped in with a plan to keep part of the plant running, which could save 250 of 700 jobs in the city known as Canada's tomato capital. Friesen says he doesn't think he'll be among the lucky ones. Instead, he'll join more than 36,000 Canadians who lost manufacturing jobs since the start of 2013 as companies from Heinz to Kellogg Co. to Novartis AG announce plans to shut plants.
The job cuts have come despite a pick-up in global growth and a 13 percent drop in the Canadian dollar since September 2012, raising concern that Canadian factories will struggle to compete with plants in China, Mexico, and even the U.S., where the much-touted manufacturing renaissance has been fueled by declines in real wages and two-tier pay scales that mean less money for new employees.
"The tomatoes are going to go to the plants that have the low production costs," Buffett said in November at an event in Detroit. "It's really a question of having an unprofitable plant and concentrating production in a more profitable plant." (Berkshire also owns The Buffalo News, and Buffett is the newspaper's chairman.)
Pittsburgh-based Heinz closed the Leamington plant, along with two other facilities in the U.S., to consolidate operations and get rid of excess capacity, spokesman Michael Mullen said in an email. The closures are needed to keep the company efficient and competitive, he said.
Such moves aren't quickly reversed, said Avery Shenfeld, chief economist with Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Toronto by phone. "We won't bring back the dead until new plant decisions are made over the coming decade."
After rebounding from 2009 through 2011, Canadian factories have seen shipments stall, falling 1.3 percent since the start of 2012 even as the global economy has gathered momentum. The Federal Reserve's index of U.S. manufacturing production is up 4.5 percent over that period.
Canadian factory jobs
Canadian factory employment has fallen by about 24 percent over the past 10 years, and is little changed after hitting a trough of 1.74 million in August 2009. The surge in the country's currency to a peak of more than $1.08 in 2007 eroded competitiveness, helping to drive up unit labor costs in U.S.-dollar terms 94 percent since the end quarter of 2002, compared with a 12 percent rise in U.S. unit labor costs.
Manufacturing has been among the biggest drags on Canada's growth since the middle of 2012, and was the only major industry to see output decline last year. Had manufacturing not contracted in 2013, Canada's economy would have grown by about 2.4 percent last year rather than the 2 percent reported by Statistics Canada on Feb. 28.
There are economic links that suggest the recent drop in the Canadian dollar should ultimately help manufacturers. Over the past 30 years, the level of the currency and factory employment three years in the future have been closely correlated.
But there is no guarantee that relationship will hold in the future. The global manufacturing industry is more competitive than the 1990s, when Canadian factories benefited from a weakening dollar and the new North American Free Trade Agreement, which helped push manufacturing's share of the economy to near the highest levels since the 1950s.
In the past 15 years, Canada's share of world exports has fallen to about 2.5 percent from about 4.5 percent, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Tiff Macklem said in an October speech, the second-largest decline among Group of 20 countries.
"One of the most telltale signs of whether it's a competitive jurisdiction is looking at the scoreboard," Reid Bigland, Chrysler Group LLC's head of U.S. sales, said.
Canada received less than 5 percent of the $42 billion invested in the North American automotive industry in the last five years, Bigland said. IHS Automotive estimates that Mexico will top the country as the biggest exporter of cars to the U.S. by 2015.
Cheaper elsewhere
"Some of these other jurisdictions, Mexico in particular, and the U.S., have become significantly more competitive," he said.
Governments meanwhile are racing with new subsidies to help manufacturers. Canada's federal government said last month it would provide a $250 million (Canadian) loan to help Montreal-based CAE Inc. develop new flight-simulator technology. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty set aside an additional $500 million in the federal budget for auto industry subsidies.
While Chrysler announced last week it would proceed with plans to develop new minivans and other models in Windsor, Ont., it abruptly dropped a request for Canadian and provincial loans, leading Jerry Dias, national president of Unifor to question the automaker's commitment.
"What they announced is obviously the next generation of minivan, but what they didn't announce is the far more significant piece, and that's the longevity of the plant," Dias said. Unifor represents workers at the largest U.S. automakers in Canada.
U.S. factory pay has declined 1 percent when adjusted for inflation between August 2010 and December, compared with a 1.9 percent rise in Canada, according to Bloomberg calculations using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Statistics Canada.
Stockholm-based Electrolux AB, the maker of Frigidaire ovens, is moving production from a factory near Montreal, where it employed 1,300 workers, to Memphis, where it is receiving financial assistance. Factory workers in Tennessee earned almost 10 percent less in 2012 than the U.S. average, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.


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El hotel está situado junto al teatro La Fenice, del que lo separa un estrecho callejón. Por las mañanas, si salíamos algo tarde, se podían escuchar nítidamente los ensayos de los cantantes líricos. Hay un embarcadero muy próximo, que es la mejor opción para llegar a él si traemos equpaje, porque de otra forma habría que cruzar numerosos puentes viniendo desde el Gran Canal. Está ubicado en una antigua mansión de no más de 3 o 4 alturas, con habitaciones muy espaciosas y mobiliario antiguo. La cocina, el bar y la zona de desayunos está separada del edificio principal por un patio interior muy agradable y útil para fumadores. El restaurante, en cambio, se aloja en la plamta baja del edificio principal, cuya terraza da a la entrada de La Fenice. Aquí almorzamos una vez, pero a un precio exorbitante, más de 150 EUR para dos personas. Afortunadamente, queda muy cerca el campo S. Stefano, donde existe una gran oferta de restauración a precios para todos los gustos.
Lo que resaltaría del hotel es su excelente ubicación, cerca del Gran Canal (atravesando por el campo S. Stefano) y de la Piazza S. Marco. Ya no recuerdo los precios, pero no eran exagerados tratándose de Venezia. El hotel llegó a tener 4 estrellas, pero luego fue recalificado a tres.
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Wow! Great Place to Stay!
The room was very quaint. I loved the hardwood floors. The room was very clean and the bathroom was great-I enjoyed soaking in the tub after walking around Venice. One problem was finding the hotel, however people were helpful. I nearly cried when I found it! The staff was very helpful-maps, restaurant recommendations, transportation issues. The breakfasts were a real treat. You seat yourself in the sitting rooms or outside and staff brings you coffee and then you are free to go to the buffet-the filled croissants are SO good. I would stay here again if I went to Venice. The location was close to St. Mark's and there were plenty of places to eat nearby for dinner.
Great location and excellent breakfast
We stayed at Hotel La Fenice Et Des Artistes in August 2004 for 3 nights. We hadn't pre-booked but rather booked at the last-minute hotel booth at the train station as we arrived. We therefore got a great deal at a much lower rate than normal. The hotel is in a really central location close to St Mark's Square. It is a good distance though in that it is a quiet location and gives opportunity to explore back-streets. The hotel was very clean and comfortable and the staff were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was plentiful and had a good variety of breads, cheese, biscuits, fruit and cereal. The outdoor breakfast area is very pretty and the indoor area is very comfortable with big comfortable armchairs. Highly recommended.
Excellent Value for Money
Excellent value for money (booked via Expedia) - well located in a quiet campiello in San Marco. The rooms were large, comfortable, clean and air conditioned although the venetian decor and the bathroom fittings were a little worn. The continental breakfast was good and we were able to eat in the courtyard garden as the weather was great. All the staff were pleasant and helpful with directions and ordering a water taxi for our return to the airport - it will meet you two minutes away on the canal - about 85 euros but well worth it. You do need a good map and the ability to interpret it but that goes for the whole of Venice!
A little quirky, but fun!
Just returned from 6 nights at La Fenice Et Des Artistes in Venice. This hotel is located just off the beaten path in San Marco - easy access to Piazza San Marco, Rialto and Accademia - so it's reasonable quiet, but extermely convenient. Our room was comfortable; air conditioning worked great - critical for August. All the front-desk staff spoke English and were extremely helpful with reservations, directions and info. The garden was a perfect place for the buffet breakfast (which included cereal, rolls, meats and cheeses) as well as a quiet place to rest your feet before plunging back into the crowds. Unlike earlier post, no problem with mosquitoes. The furnishings are a little funky, and our shower was sans screen, but we will gladly stay here again.
Perfect location
Hotel La Fenice, next to Teatro La Fenice, is a perfect base of operations in Venice. It is an easy walk to nearly any significant areas, yet it is in a very quiet square, away from wall-to-wall tourist congestion. Sometimes the only sounds you can hear from your room are birds and gondoliere singing. And for those who like to eat well and in picturesque places, it is in an area ripe with great cafes and restaurants in beautiful campos, even one outstanding one attached to the hotel.
The staff are friendly and helpful and the hotel has many aesthetically pleasing touches throughout. The breakfast room is full of original art and internet access ia available there. Nearby is the wonderful, reasonably priced enoteca VinoVino.
Very Satisfied With Our Choice
The hotel is in a great location, near La Fenice Theatre in the San Marco neighborhood or midway between Piazza San Marco and the Bridge to Accademia and just a five minute walk from the closest Vapporeto Station, St. Maria. And surprisingly, its location protects it from the horrific summer crowds. To save money we booked a prepaid internet rate, and we were very pleased with the value for our money. The hotel has a very nice restaurant and the common areas are very quaint. The breakfast area was outdoors and very nice. The staff was very polite. There are details that could be dealt with such as spots on carpets and humidity stains in certain areas of the bathroom, but then again, you do not come to Venice to hang out in your hotel room. We will stay there again when we visit Venice.
Fabulous location
We stayed here in mid-June, 2004. The location for this hotel was fabulous. We walked almost everywhere during our 4 day stay in Venice, and it was nice to have a centrally located hotel. The staff was helpful and friendly, and we were happy to encounter no language barrier issues ... all the staff spoke English well. The room, although small, was clean and free of mosquitoes. We would stay here again.
A nice location. A good hotel.
The hotel was in a good area, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast was included in the price of the hotel, and it was wonderul. They had rolls, meats, and croissant pastries, among other things. The hotel was within a short walking distance of San Marco piazza. We stayed there for 3 nights in June 2004. The rooms were pretty clean, and they gave us plenty of towels and soap. There was air conditioning in the room.
The room we had was a three person room, and it was large. The only thing I didn't like was that our shower drain was clogged and so it flooded--people who'd been in the room prior to us had dropped 5 empty packets of travel shampoo down the drain. Also, large mosquitoes had been squashed against the walls by previous guests, and I think it would have been nice if the hotel staff had cleaned that up.
Good location as well, too many mosquitos!
This hotel would have been very good, but there were tons of mosquitos in the room. We killed about thirty and realized that other people had done the same because there were mosquito marks all over the fabric walls. Other than that the hotel was close to St. Marks Square, and the bathroom was large and clean. It was also very quiet. Somewhat expensive, check out the Hotel Continental, it is a better deal and probably somewhat nicer.
A nice hotel in a great location
I stayed in this hotel when the original hotel we booked was flooded and our reservation got transfered here.
We must have got one of the tradtional style rooms (which i would request if you plan to stay) as we had antique furniture, gold brocade walls and a glass chandelier - it was all fabulously Venitian! It felt like 'A Room With View' when you opened the shuttered windows in the morning and the light flooded in - athough the view was of the small square below. At night they places little candles on the ground outside the hotel which was a nice touch.
The room was a good size with a huge bed and the bathroom was spacious too with large shuttered windows.
The location was great - St Marks Square was a couple of minutes away and all of Venices attractions were within walking distance.
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Oregon State leads the overall series against San Jose State 3-2. The Beavers beat the Spartans 26-12 in their last meeting in 1997 and have won three straight in the series.
The addition of SJSU completes Oregon State's 2015 non-conference schedule. OSU opens the season at home vs. Weber State on Sept. 5 and then travels to the "Big House" to face Michigan on Sept. 12.
San Jose State now has two games slated for the 2015 season. The Spartans are also tentatively scheduled to host BYU. There should be a return trip to face the Cougars in Provo in a later year, but that hasn't been confirmed yet.
San Jose State opens the 2013 season at home vs. Sacramento State on Aug. 29, while Oregon State opens at home on Saturday, Aug. 31 vs. Eastern Washington.
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Far and away the biggest news of the college football offseason. ;]
Go Spartans!
Might want to check the date. September 9, 2020 is on a Wednesday?
Though we need to wait for a few years, I bet this is one of the biggest football game to be scheduled this early. All enthusiasts will surely can't wait for years!
9/16/2023 Boise @ Michigan State (The real Spartans); Virginia Tech @ State Penn; and Texas @ Ohio State
9/13/2025 Cinci @ Nebraska
The "Real Spartans"? Michigan State?? Puh-leeze. The real question this year will MSU score 21 points in a game this season?


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Stir beaten egg yolks into potatoes and mix well. Beat egg whites until consistency of meringue and fold into potatoes. *NOTE: Add 1 tsp. lemon juice to meringue just before folding into potatoes.
Pour into a 2-qt. ovenproof casserole, sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, and place in a 450 degree oven to brown. (approx. 15 minutes)
Lightly grease crockpot. Combine butter, onions, hash brown potatoes, cream of mushroom soup, milk, cheese, green pepper, pimiento, black pepper and 1/2 c. cracker crumbs.
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