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2009-08-22 : Juan Diaz 137¼ lbs beat Paul Malignaggi 138¼ lbs by UD in round 12 of 12
- Location: Toyota Center, Houston, Texas, USA
- Referee: Laurence Cole
- Judge: Gale E. Van Hoy 118-110
- Judge: Raul Caiz Sr 115-113
- Judge: David Sutherland 116-112
Aired On: HBO Boxing After Dark (Main Event)
Announcers: Bob Papa, Lennox Lewis and Max Kellerman
- Juan Diaz 34-2 (17 KOs) vs. Paul Malignaggi 26-2 (5 KOs)
- Diaz entered as the # 2 lightweight in the world according to The Ring Magazine. Malignaggi, a 4-1 underdog, was ranked the # 6 junior welterweight by the same publication
- Diaz came in with a record of 1-2 in his previous three bouts and was coming off the first knockout loss of his professional career; a 9th Round TKO to Juan Manuel Marquez six months earlier. Malignaggi was 1-1 in his last two with the defeat coming by way of 11th Round TKO to Ricky Hatton.
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A total of 538 walkers and runners helped the Breast Cancer Survivors raise $10,000 for the Virginia Gay Hospital Gifts of Hope program Friday night at Riverside Park.
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Eighty-eight Bottles of Wine on the Wall
California winemakers are punks, in the best sense of the word. Where else in the world can you find a bottle of wine called "F in Red"? (It's a Bordeaux blend by Fleury Winery in Rutherford, California.)
The mission at California Vintage wine bar and restaurant in Hong Kong's Central district is to introduce California wine culture to Asia. And though you may not usually order wine for lunch, it's easy here to just have a sip: 88 different bottles from 22 California vineyards are offered on tap via wine-preservation machines.
To find out more about each bottle, grab one of the restaurant's iPads. Then start a tab or purchase a wine card (minimum 100 Hong Kong dollars, about US$13) to begin sampling. Simply slide the card into the slot and choose one of three serving sizes — a tasting, half-glass, or full-glass pour. Prices vary depending on the bottle.
Restaurant menus here are designed as an accompaniment to the wine list — not the other way around. Dishes are listed under the category of wine with which they best pair. The half rotisserie-roasted chicken with bread salad (HK$88), for instance, falls under "Medium-Bodied, Fruit-Forward Wines" and a grilled cheese sandwich with Cowgirl Creamery's signature Marin Camembert on sourdough bread (HK$62) under "Full-Bodied Whites."
Some quirky combinations result. What goes well with a taco carnitas (a soft corn tortilla packed with braised and shredded pork shoulder) and salsa roja (a tomato-and-chili-based Mexican "red sauce")? According to the folks at California vintage, "Off-Dry Whites" — slightly sweet wines such as the 2009 Bonneau Nector de Caneros Sweet Chardonnay.
Many of the dishes feature ingredients from California suppliers, such as artisanal cheesemaker Laura Chenel from Sonoma, and Harris Ranch, the state's largest beef producer. There are California-style foods here too, including "California flatbreads," which is more or less a pizza, and "California sliders" (think miniburgers). And dishes like Santa Maria BBQ beef tri-tip served with baked piquito beans on grilled sourdough may be classics in parts of California, but they are novelty items in Hong Kong. The menu is quirky, but at times lacks the zesty, freshness of true California fare.
Set aside extra time for the slow and spotty service (bearing in mind that the establishment is barely three months old). Portion sizes vary between appetizers and full entrées, but it's best to order one dish with one glass of wine, and go on from there. A brunch menu, offered from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., includes a selection of egg dishes.
As a side note to oenophiles, California Vintage will also host regular seminars and events in the coming months.
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The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC) will hold a public meeting at 2:00 p.m. (ET) on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, via teleconference. Interested members of the public may attend the meeting at United States Mint Headquarters, in Conference Room A on the second floor, at 801 9th St. NW, in Washington, D.C. The purpose of the meeting is to conduct business related to the CCAC's responsibility to advise the Secretary of the Treasury on themes and designs pertaining to United States coinage.
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Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC)
Pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 5135, the CCAC was established to:
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Take your vitamins: If you thought Lucas Oil Stadium was big, wait until tomorrow when the remaining 60 percent (yes, 60 percent) of the show opens for business. Dealer Expo 2009 gets into full swing Saturday when the exhibit halls open at the nearby Indiana Convention Center.
If your doggies are tired, fear not; the Dealer Expo Express is there to help you persevere. These shuttle buses will be running constantly between the Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. They're clean (nice), they're heated (yay!), and they'll give your feet a few minutes' rest before you venture forth into new exhibitor worlds.
And you can even do some good while you're in transit by dropping your spare change into collection bins for the Joseph C. Parkhurst Education Fund benefiting the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. (You didn't want all that coinage weighing you down anyway, did you?)
The Indiana Convention Center features the new Business Services pavilion, the popular Italian Pavilion, the Cycle World Joseph C. Parkhurst Education Fund Silent Auction, the Dealernews Top 100 Gallery (featuring the Dealer of the Year and the Merit Award winners), all of the Dealernews Live seminars, and a Business Center hosted by the Motorcycle Industry Council. On the exhibit floors you'll find everyone from the big distributors (Parts Unlimited, Tucker Rocky, Western Power Sports and others) to the major brands (Ogio, Mustang Motorcycle Seats, RK Excel, Tourmaster and many more).


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This downtown hotel anchors the Kalispell Center Mall, within a mile of numerous boutiques and galleries; Flathead Lake is 10 miles away, Whitefish Ski Resort is within 30 miles, and Glacier National Park is 25 miles.
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A heated indoor pool and spa tub are housed in a solarium bordering the hotel's landscaped courtyard. The courtyard, with a meandering path and park benches, contains an outdoor spa tub.
At the entrance to Kalispell Center Mall, the atrium-style Northwest Bounty Co. Across from the restaurant, the Magic Diamond Casino offers Keno and assorted video-gambling games.
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The hotel has a solarium with a heated pool and spa tub. A fitness room offers cardio machines and free weights.
Blacktail Mountain Ski Resort is 15 miles south, and Whitefish Mountain Resort (formerly "Big Mountain Resort") is 28 miles to the north.
Big Sky Waterpark, Montana's largest, is 17 miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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At around 11 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17, two employees at an Oakland Park Winn-Dixie were collecting shopping carts from the parking lot. After they pushed the carts into the store, they were getting ready to exit the store again, when two armed males rushed in and forced them to the floor.
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The vehicle, also seen on video, is described as a 1998-2002 white Ford Expedition with a roof rack and a sun roof. The suspects were described as black males, between 22-30 years of age, approximately 5'11" tall, thin build and spoke with Jamaican accents.
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9/24/2013 6:50 AM PDT, by Sarah Taylor
Are there so many more beautiful and more eloquent and more intelligent, socially-conscious ladies in the music business these days besides M.I.A.? Because here's a hint: no. No, there aren't.
The above video gives you some background on what's happening with your favorite "Paper Planes" singer lately, and it's still that pesky, good-old-boys NFL trying to sue the pants off of girlfriend for flipping the bird during last year's Super Bowl performance thing. It's still happening, and it's still just as absurd as it was 9 months ago, guys, but M.I.A's fighting back -- she filmed this video discussing her point of view on the suit, and presented some thought-provoking information that there's a larger, more ridiculous power at play here than you might have originally thought.
M.I.A. speaks about her middle finger-throwing at the event, and claims that it wasn't her middle finger that was offensive -- because come on; it's a frigging gesture, not unlike the gesture that Miley Cyrus pulled on the also-live VMAs and nobody's suing Miley, are they? -- but that it was the underaged local cheerleaders being exploited and forced to gyrate to oversexed choreography in an inappropriate setting that was actually the offensive thing.
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HARROGATE, TN -- The second-seeded and 17th ranked Railsplitters shot 56 percent from the as they advanced past the Pioneers of Tusculum College, 72-58, into the semi-finals of the 2012 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament. Lincoln Memorial University moves to 25-4 on the season. Tusculum College ends their season with an 11-16 mark.
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Conservation officer Heath Packett, of Gordon, says two ATVs carrying three riders broke through the ice on Cottonwood Lake in Cherry County on Monday. Packett says each of the riders safely escaped the frigid water, which was about 8 feet deep at the site of the accident.
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Apostasy in the Church
The True Gospel Part 8 of 8
By Jim Allen
Believers who profess faith in Christ without having a solid, foundational view of the "true gospel" will be hard pressed to detect wayward evangelicals and their heresies. One such teacher is Les Feldick, a television Bible teacher from Oklahoma, often telling his study class to turn to 1 Corinthians 15:1-5 for Paul's definition of the true gospel: "Moreover, brethren, I declare to you the gospel… that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures, and that He was seen by Cephas, then by the twelve." After thinking about Les' explanation and about these verses in particular, surely Les meant to say these verses bring forward a "general truth" about the gospel and not the "entirety" of the gospel. As a case in point, the "entirety of the gospel" preached by Paul brings forward all of his epistles from Romans to Philemon including the four gospels by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. While the "general theme" of the gospel is found in verses 1 through 5 of 1 Corinthians 15, the "heart beat of the true gospel" resounds from Genesis to Revelation.
It would appear the larger problem for Les and other evangelicals is the tendency to pitch their "tent of understanding" about the gospel on a group of verses without taking into account the deeper truths embedded within those verses. In Feldick's mind, any Bible verse failing to align itself with the general definition of the gospel, as scripted by Paul, is put aside or glossed over as inconsequential and never taught. As a case-in-point, while both John the Baptist and Jesus said "repent and believe," Feldick argues the apostle Paul never taught repentance as a prerequisite to salvation, but as a result of salvation. According to 2 Corinthians 7:9-10, Les is wrong and so too are the thousands who follow after him. The apostle Paul spoke clearly about repentance preceding salvation in 2 Corinthians, a verse that dovetails perfectly into the four gospels. Just to be clear, Paul said that "repentance" is the first step leading to salvation wherein he wrote: "Now I rejoice, not that you were made sorry, but that your sorrow led to repentance. For godly sorrow worketh repentance leading to salvation, not to be regretted… (2 Corinthians 7 9-10)."
In flow with the preceding paragraph, evangelicals like Les who encounter conflicting doctrine appear to have what some Bible commentators identify as "cognitive dissonance," which is a fancy way of describing the attempt to bring into balance what appear to be two opposing truths. Theories about cognitive dissonance suggest, generally, that people resolve "conflicting ideas" by changing their mind about which of the two dissonant doctrines is correct. They reason that both views on the same matter cannot possibly be true and reconcile the difference by dismissing one truth over the other, resulting in confusion and further division in the church. What Les Feldick fails to see about the doctrines of "repent and believe" is that both truths are different sides of the same coin, unique in meaning and different in purpose. Satan believes the gospel is true but is forever lost apart from its saving power, unable to flip the coin to repent.
To enlarge on the idea of cognitive dissonance, post 7 of 8 in this series exposed evangelicals who readily dismiss any doctrine not supporting their view of the gospel. These misled evangelicals talk about believing the gospel but never about human wickedness, the need for repentance, and eternal judgment. Why? Because in their minds these doctrines conflict with their watered down, all-positive approach to the gospel. If you think about it, how can we ever come to comprehend the good news of the gospel unless we first come to accept the bad news? The entire eight-part series on Apostasy in the Church is, at best, a snapshot of how pastors, authors, and teachers have taken the gospel of Jesus Christ in directions never intended by the Lord of Glory.
This post is the launching pad for my next series of posts on the true gospel of Jesus Christ that goes beyond 1 Corinthians 15:1-5. Within the new series, the Keep Watch blog will focus on the deeper truths resident within the basic precepts of the true gospel while keeping watch for troublesome doctrines that lead to apostasy and mayhem in the church.
Apostasy in the Church: The Series
Part 1: When Wolves Lead the Flock
Part 2: Lies Under Cover
Part 3: Their Greed, Your Seed
Part 4: A Time to Refrain from Embracing
Part 5: Angels of Light
Part 6: Requiring a Sign
Part 7: The Partial Gospel
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You knew it wasn't going to be Southern Cal. And how many football schools have open dates for next fall as it is? Michigan got caught short on a 12th game and needed it to be a home date. That way, with a sellout crowd, at least $5 million in revenue could be earned. Never mind that it's a lousy match up against small school Delaware State-- it's what was available. The Hornets were 5-6 last season in the Mid East Athletic Conference.
Until or unless the Big Ten goes to round robin football scheduling more joke non conference games are possible for every school in the league. The league will discuss adding a ninth conference game for the future at meetings this spring. But why not go all the way and make it a full ten-game league schedule so no one gets an advantage and ten league games are on the schedule. That would provide for five home, five away and two home non conference games. In Michigan and Michigan State's case, that's a game with Notre Dame and any one else desired. It's what the PAC 10 does. Last year the non conference opponents included Coastal Carolina, Montana State, Troy, Youngstown State and the like. It's just cheating season ticket holders too afraid to give up their tickets for the few games of value.
Schools in the middle of the Big Ten pack are desperate to win six games and get a bowl berth. It's a sign of success I guess even though it's incredibly tainted by week non conference victories. Until the bowl system changes and until more league games are added, schools like Michigan will find difficulty in filling out schedules. Now Michigan fans have to pay for eight home games and it would be one thing if they were competitive match ups-- but the reality is they aren't. The Michigan fans in essence are paying so that Delaware State can field a football team-- and that makes no sense whatsoever.


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On Exxon Valdez Anniversary, Questions For America's Legal System
This month marks the 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez accident – a mishap that spawned decades of litigation and delayed justice for many. Over the two decades that litigation dragged on, an estimated 8,000 original plaintiffs died while awaiting their compensation as the company and the plaintiffs' lawyers battled it out in court.
It's a legacy that BP sought to avoid in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon (DWH) accident. Rather than spend decades fighting with plaintiffs in the courts, BP immediately acknowledged its role in the accident, began paying claims, and waived the $75 million statutory cap on its liability. It also established a $20 billion trust fund to assure the nation that funds would be available for economic and environmental restoration in the Gulf. In 2012, BP went further, entering an agreement with the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee (PSC) to resolve the substantial majority of legitimate private economic loss claims stemming from the accident and oil spill. The company did so because it wanted to do the right thing and compensate claimants that suffered actual losses as a result of the spill.
BP meant what it said, and the company has lived up to its word. In the almost four years since the accident, BP has already paid out more than $12 billion on claims submitted by individuals, businesses, and government entities. That's on top of the more than $14 billion the company has spent on response and clean-up.
Unfortunately, the company believes that misinterpretations of the settlement agreement have resulted in huge awards for claimants with fictitious losses and losses with no apparent connection to the spill. Among them: A wireless phone store that was closed for nearly all of 2010 as a result of a fire that predated the oil spill; a lawyer located approximately 200 miles from the Gulf who lost his license four months before the spill; and a wheat farm more than 200 miles from the Gulf that elected not to plant and harvest crops in 2010. All got awards from the claims program. No company would agree to pay such awards – and BP certainly didn't.
Over the last year, these misinterpretations have been the subject of extensive litigation in the courts. BP won a favorable ruling on the question of whether revenues and expenses must be appropriately matched in calculating lost profits, and the company awaits a decision on the proper interpretation of the settlement agreement's causation requirement for class membership.
But in BP's opinion, a warped application of the agreement isn't just BP's problem – it also sends a troubling message to companies involved in future accidents: that they might as well litigate as long as possible rather than risk exposing themselves to new liabilities by trying to make amends.
BP believes that the public policy ramifications of this message are especially perverse in the case of oil spills. As former members of the Presidential Commission that investigated the DWH accident said in a subsequent report last year, the Gulf states "and the country at large were fortunate that BP … ignored the [liability] cap and had both the resources and the willingness to bear the full costs of responding to the spill."
Moreover, errors in interpretation of this landmark agreement, the company believes, could spell problems for the use of class actions as a means of resolving business problems. The Fifth Circuit warned: "This case is one of the largest and most novel class actions in American history. As such, significant legal questions are involved that will affect the course of class action law in this country going forward, and the class action as a suitable vehicle for the resolution of conflict for businesses and litigants."
All this week, BP will run a series of ads in Politico about the serious concerns the company has raised regarding the way in which the settlement agreement has been implemented. The company is running these ads to explain why the litigation over the settlement continues and the extent to which the company's commitment to the Gulf is being twisted and exploited. The examples highlighted in the ads speak volumes, but for every one cited, there are many more where the settlement program made an award for alleged losses with no apparent connection to the spill. In all, such awards have thus far totaled at least half a billion dollars.
BP will continue to work hard to return the settlement agreement to what it believes was its original intent: providing compensation to claimants that suffered actual losses as a result of the spill. A quarter century after the Exxon Valdez accident, America's legal system should encourage fair and efficient resolution of legitimate claims – not endless litigation and huge awards for non-existent or unrelated injuries.


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Granny Cake
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 40 mins
This cake was served at my nephew's pig picking after his wedding and it was delicious. You could hear everyone asking for the recipe! It is a bit different than the others posted. The original recipe calls for milnot instead of evaporated milk, but Zaar does not recognize milnot. The person that gave me the recipe said milnot may not be available in our area and evaporated milk could be substituted. I made this cake today for my cousin, who has broken her wrist. Needless to say, she and her boyfriend were delighted and loved it. It was so easy to make. It came out moist and delicious. If you prepare this, I hope you enjoy it!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups flour
- 1 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 eggs
- 16 ounces crushed pineapple
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup nuts
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- Mix 1st 7 ingredients and pour into a buttered 9 x 13 pan.
- Mix next two ingredients (sugar and nuts) and spinkle over the unbaked cake.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.
- Mix the next 4 ingredients (butter, sugar, milk and vanilla)in a saucepan, bring to boil and pour over the BAKED cake while still hot.
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YUMMY! This recipe is wonderful. I did cut the sugar in the icing back to 1/2 cup but made as directed otherwise. This cake is so moist. Took it to work to share so I wouldn't eat it all. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I plan on making it again this weekend for a church dinner.
Yummyyyyyyy! This was the best cake ever. Very moist and sweet. I did follow the directions, but I didn't add all the syrup and it was still very moist. This is a keeper.
OH my sweet goodness....how moist and wonderful....only thing we added was vanilla bean ice cream one night, and whipped cream the next. Strictly testing of course! Right! My first bite brought immediately to mind, Pineapple Upside Down Cake. And how much easier. This is a "pick-at-it-cake", I pick at it everytime I go by it.


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Abhay Deol is one of the most talented young actors in Bollywood today – at least I think so having watched all of his films, except Ek Chalis Ki Last Local.
It would be interesting to see what kind of a spin, Deol and writer-director Anurag Kashyap (Black Friday, No Smoking) will give to Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyaya's Devdas. Anurag Kashay is remaking Devdas, as DevD, set in contemporary India.
Bollywood has seen two adaptions of Devdas so far, Bimal Roy's Devdas (1955) starring Dilip Kumar, and Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Devdas, starring Shahrukh Khan. The first was a straightforward adaptation of the novel, the second was a laborious adaption with nothing new to offer, on the whole.
Interesting enough, Shahrukh Khan did manage to portray the other facets of Devdas' character – his self-indulgence, confusion, and self-flagellation – that went beyond the conventional portrayal of Devdas, which glorifies him as a man who loved too much.
Abhay Deol seems to have a good understanding of the character as well. In his interviews, he has described Devdas as a spoilt, sulky brat, indulging his obsession and addictions. So its not just about love lost. Anurag Kashyap has written in his blog that, "It's the story of the outcasts. People we give up on, because they are stubborn, because they refuse to conform and they don't listen. They want to take their time figuring the rights from wrongs and in the process discover themselves. Like I always said, DevD is the story of self realization, self discovery, self destruction being one of the routes to it or the result of it."
This I think is a very good interpretation of the book. Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyaya's characters be it Devdas or Srikanta are people who are essentially bloody-minded and contrary. They are smart enough to know what is wrong with existing societal norms but are too confused about how to deal with it.
In Srikanta, Abhaya, one of the women in Srikant's life who has a big influence on him says, "You think one thing, say one thing, and do another." Sarat Chandra's characters are people dissatisfied with the curent state of affairs but do not know who they are and what they want.
In DevD, Chandramukhi is a young student Leni (Kalki Koechlin) who is thrown out by her family after an MMS scandal in school. Leni stays with a pimp Chunni and is Chanda by night, a professional escort, while during the day she is Leni, a student.
DevD has 18 tracks, an eclectic mix of genres, very engaging.
DevD stars Abhay Deol, Mahi Gill as Paro, and Kalki Koechlin as Chanda. DevD has been written and directed by Anurag Kashyap.


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to Outsell PDAs by 5:1 in 2006
Arlington Heights IL,
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There are significant regional differences as seen in the table. Smartphones are strongest in W. Europe where the Smartphone lead surpassed 6.5:1 in 2005 and will jump to over 13 to 1 in 2011. PDAs are strongest in the USA where PDAs retained its lead in 2005, but Smartphones are projected to top PDAs in 2006. By 2011 Smartphones will have a 4.4 to 1 lead in the U.S.
Making the PDA a multifunction device is saving it from future sales decline. Navigation functionality is expected to make up for declining pen-based PDAs. In a couple of years mobile TV functionality in PDAs is projected to stave off future sales declines.
These are some of the results from a new market research reports by eTForecasts. The report profiles three handheld computer segments: Smartphones, PDAs and the emerging handheld PC form factor. The report looks at operating system platforms and key Smartphone and PDA manufacturers.
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The Osprey's Lunch LbNA # 59152
|Mosquito Coast
|Placed Date
|Aug 11 2011
|The Range Lights, Arrowsic, ME
|Found By
|Celtic Roots
|Last Found
|Sep 13 2015
|Hike Distance
|.1 mi
|Last Edited
|Aug 5 2016
Off Rt. 127 in Arrowsic, take Whitmores Landing to Doubling Point Road. The first driveway on the left leads down to a Coast Guard residence, formerly where the Range Lights keeper lived. You can park there and find your way to the first Range Light and continue on the boardwalk to the next one. Stop at the right hand rail next to the inland Range Light and look under the boardwalk and you have found our letterbox of the second salute twin! (We think an osprey might have dropped it there.) Turn around to go back and youll see how lining up the Range Lights sights the deep channel downriver from the dogleg at Doubling Point. Mariners coming upriver align the lights from the two towers to stay in the deep channel up the Kennebec.


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If you believe that this game would be way better without the constant need to buy Tokens, reply "I do" to this thread. maybe with enough replies, the developer will see this and do something about it, but we need to make our voice heard!
Just reply "I do" so that Edgebee studios knows where the players stand.


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|HylaFAX The world's most advanced open source fax server
Rob, Shuvam, et al, First - let me state that the recent messages on the nature of faxing and these problems with doing electronic faxing, particularly the mesage from Dr. Pollack, to be the most interesting and educational things on this list that I've seen go by in a long time. That one email alone taught me more about the internals of faxing than three months getting a tidbit here and there from the various FAQs and stuff on the net. Who do I make my check out to? On a second note, I'm getting ready to start spending time with our faxing systems again, which will involve moving from a mere 3K a night on up, as we have more and more clients who access our services. So, anything I can do to reduce the overhead of calls, etc, is of high importance! In any case, here's some numbers for a month's worth of faxes, across 8 USR Total Control modems, which are the chassis version of the high-end couriers. I also included a PERL version of the gawk script for those who don't speak gawk that well. Modem: total Total faxes sent: 48263 Error No % Fl --------------------------------------- Normal and proper end of connection 510 1.1 Unable to configure modem for fax use 2 0.0 No response to EOP repeated 3 times 206 0.4 Busy signal detected 5250 10.9 Can not open document file 98 0.2 Job aborted by user 108 0.2 DCS sent 3 times without response; Giving up after 3 attempt 2 0.0 RSPREC error/got DCN 233 0.5 No carrier detected 6601 13.7 No local dialtone 19 0.0 DTE to DCE data underflow 9 0.0 DCS sent 3 times without response 1741 3.6 No response to MPS repeated 3 times 2 0.0 Unspecified Transmit Phase B error 18 0.0 Unknown problem (check modem power) 2 0.0 No answer (T.30 T1 timeout) 325 0.7 --------------------------------------- Total 0 31.3 For me, the error ratio, once you remove the 10.9 of busy and 13.7 of no carrier, is down to 6.7%. The errors I am worried about, that I am interested in tracking down and fixing, are those that make up the 5% of what appear to be errors in the faxmodem protocol: - DCS errors - appear to be related to random modem failures - Normal and proper end of connection - is actually a different class of error, I don't know why it's reported like this. and one that looks strongly like a bug in Hylafax's non-fax code. - Can not open document file - looks like some sort of locking/race condition, having to do with jobs that share the same document file. Oddly enough, on the fax errors, often times that number will work on another day or another try. Why? Who knows...line noise? Phase of the moon? Composition of document? David. On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Robert Colquhoun wrote: > Hi Shuvam, > It's hard to make sense of the numbers below(at least for me), i've got a > small script "errorstats" which parses xferlog for errors grouping by type. > > Download from http://www.trump.net.au/~rjc/hylafax/ > > For some numbers - we are using USR Couriers for sending and receiving. > >From the statistics gathered by my errorstats script no particular modem > error is occuring more than 20 times per thousand fax sent. > Roughly: > Transmit Phase B ~ 13/1000 (The modems are operating in Class 2.0) > Unknown Modem Problem ~ 17/1000 > T1 Timeout ~ 6/1000 > DCS Errors ~ 7/1000 > EOP Errors ~4/1000 > A number of other errors each less than 3 per 1000 fax sent > > The negative retrain problem is occuring occasionally, it is worse than > other fax errors in that you always get a complaint from the other end > whereas with the other modems errors fail silently. > > I've looked quickly into the source code and i think i can see where to > change the code to stop the retransmit _but_ i am not very keen to do this. > Firstly i am not sure this is the right thing to do and i dont currently > have a good test setup to check whether this is done correctly. > > If i was in your situation i would 1) get some accurate data on how many > calls are failing and why 2) double check your configuration 3) get the > telephone company to check all your phone lines. > > - Robert > > At 07:53 2/04/98 +0530, Shuvam Misra wrote: > >This is in continuation to earlier mails from myself and others on this > >topic. I'm running a TPC cell using Linux, Hylafax 4.0pl2, and a ZyXEL > >Omni O288S, as mentioned before. This is the statistical count of the > >Hylafax transfer figures for the last day: > > > > 52 0 > > 39 2 > > 6 3 > > 13 4 > > 1 5 > > 1 6 > > 2 7 > > 1 9 > > 1 10 > > 1 11 > > 1 12 > > 1 13 > > 1 14 > > > > >The first field is count or frequency, and the second is the number of > >people who sent a total number of pages as shown. So "52 0" means that > >52 people queued one or more jobs and could send only 0 pages. The > >second line is "39 2" which means that 39 people sent a total of 2 pages > >each. (This is the minimum length of most TPC jobs, because they have > >a cover page, and a short message page after that. This means that 39 > >people sent one job each.) And so on. > > > >The total is 121 people, who have tried sending faxes out. Out of them > >52 people couldn't send out anything at all, as we can see. This is > >unacceptable by any standards, I would think. Harald Pollack has said that > >any public fax broadcaster will encounter about 40% failures. Another > >gentleman has been using Multitech modems and has reported 5 to 10% > >failures only. I am reporting about 45% faxes failed, which means perhaps > >60 to 80% of alls calls made, failing. (This is because each fax fails > >only after it has made several attempts to go through.) > > > >Another figure shows that 242 pages were transmitted successfully, > >but 313 error-calls were recorded. These errors exclude the ones where > >carrier couldn't be established. This means that each of these 313 calls > >were completed at the Telco level, and so will be billed to me. Is this > >typical? I am sure all TPC operators who use Hylafax will be getting > >their daily report from "faxcron". Can they send me a five line email > >just cutting out the day's "Total" line from yesterday's report, together > >with a line giving which area they operate in? > > > >Most of us run TPC as a voluntary service. We need to cut wasteful > >expenditure. We use Hylafax, and we need the Hylafax community to > >come together to figure out whether there is indeed any problem in > >the software which might be increasing errors, as Harald's and others' > >mails have hinted. I have not seen much discussion on the Hylafax > >mailing lists about these fundamental aspects of its behaviour; most of > >the discussion revolves around new setup problems, cover pages, and the > >like, which are important but are not of use in this specific case. > > > >Is Sam Leffler still active on this list or with this software? Is Matt > >Apitz or David Woolley or anyone else in a position to take up these > >issues and bring down the errors, specially with ZyXEL modems? One set > >of ZyXEL users who don't use Hylafax, swear by its fax implementation. > >Should all Hylafax users then switch out of ZyXEL to Multitech? Or > >should all TPC operators switch out of Hylafax? > > > >Hoping for more responses on this list, > > > >regards, > >Shuvam > > > > #!/usr/local/bin/perl # # Adapted from the GAWK script.... # # ----- require 5.000; use Text::ParseWords; use Getopt::Std; &getopts("t"); while(<>) { chomp; @array = quotewords("\t", 0, $_); $array[3] = "total" if $opt_t; $total{$array[3]}++; if ( $array[10] == 0 ) { $array[13] =~ s/; too many .*//; $errcount->{$array[3]}->{$array[13]}++; } } foreach $modem ( keys %total ) { print "Modem: $modem\n"; printf "%-68.68s %6i\n\n", "Total faxes sent:", $total{$modem}; printf "%-60.60s %5s %10s\n","Error", "No","% Fl"; print "---------------------------------------\n"; $tot = 0; foreach $error ( keys %{$errcount->{$modem}} ) { if ( $errcount->{$modem}->{$error} > 0 ) { $rate = $errcount->{$modem}->{$error} * 100 / $total{$modem}; $tot += $errcount->{$modem}->{$error}; printf "%-60.60s %5i %8.1f\n", $error, $errcount->{$modem}->{$error}, $rate; } } print "---------------------------------------\n"; printf "%-60.60s %5i %8.1f\n", "Total", $total, $tot * 100 / $total{$modem}; printf "\n"; } X-Mailer: exmh version 2.0.1 12/23/97 To: firstname.lastname@example.com (Matthias Apitz) cc: email@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com Subject: Re: TPC-OPER: Re: flexfax: Large number of errors with Hylafax and ZyXEL Omni modem Date: Thu, 02 Apr 1998 17:15:18 +0200 From: "Mr. Arlington Hewes" <email@example.com> Sender: email@example.com >>>>> On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, "MA" == email@example.com wrote: MA> I can't imagine that your problems mostly has to do with the HylaFAX MA> software. You should try to check the problems in the log files. I can't MA> say anything about the ZyXEL Omni O288S because I don't have such a MA> device. If someone can offer a device for testing I will run tests. MA> I run two modems in my company; one ZyXEL 1496EGP fw. 6.13 and one ZyXEL MA> Elite 2864D. I did a test last month for 172 destinations and 4 pages to MA> each destination: 165 destinations were successfull and only 7 caused MA> problems. Thanks for replying Matthias, but why won't anyone address the very technical points raised by Mr. Pollack? We have someone stating in no uncertain terms that HylaFAX's response to 'RTN negative' is wrong. Most respondents on-list refuse to address this problem, and those who do say anything about it do not feel they have the authority to know. This problem is particularly damaging since the recipient ends up with multiple pages of the fax (this should not happen!). Suppose your cell is setup to try sending 4 times (MaxDials: 4) . . . my experience is that it will send the first page, get RTN neg and retry the page, and again, and again after sending the page a third time and so disconnects. It will retry three more times, for a total of 12 coverpages to the recipient, and none of the subsequent pages. I have seen just as many problems with RTN at EOP in Sunnyvale Calif - this is _not_ a line noise issue, it's fairly specific to the ZyXel/HylaFAX combo. I generally recommend people ditch their ZyXELs and but multitechs, but perhaps the time has come to address the problem in a more productive manner? It seems important to me that we seek an authority capable of saying how HylaFAX should behave. If HylaFAX is non ITU compliant, this should be fixed. Perhaps someone could raise Sam on the blower? Or anyone with friends in the ITU? -DPN


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Daylight Saving Time officially ends at 2am Sunday November 1st when clocks are turned back an hour and most people in the United States get an extra hour of sleep. This hour is lost when the process is reversed on the second Sunday in March when Standard Time ends for the summer. Who is responsible for this madness and why are we forced to find the instructions to reprogram the DVD player twice each year?
Ben Franklin, the American diplomat from Philadelphia proposed the idea of altering time in his essay "An Economical Project", published in 1784 while he was living in Paris. No one acted on the idea until 1907 when an English builder named WIlliam Willett suggested moving the clocks ahead in 20 minute increments on four Sundays in April and reversing the process in September. He simply wanted to enjoy the sunlight in the evenings during the warmer months. He spent a fortune lobbying the British Parliament to pass a law but the farming interests fought it and WIllett died in 1915, ridiculed and unsuccessful.
However, on April 30, 1916 at 10pm, Germany and Austria began Daylight Saving Time and Britain followed on May 21 of the same year. Most of Europe quickly followed suite, along with Australia and parts of Canada. The United States did not take action until March 31, 1918. The idea was so unpopular, the change was repealed in 1919 and the clocks remained unchanged until World War II when President Roosevelt put the country on Daylight Saving Time, called "War Time" year round. This lasted from February 1942 to September 1945 when the whole process was left up to the states and communities to decide if they wanted Daylight Saving Time or not. By 1966, this confusing hodgepodge of time changes was standardized with the passage of the Uniform Time Act which set the stage for the cycle we are familiar with today.
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In the early 1960′s, on a 35-mile stretch of highway (Route 2) between Moundsville, W.V., and Steubenville, Ohio, the time changed seven times.
The time had already changed back to Standard Time in Israel in September 1999 when West Bank terrorists had their helpers in Israel in place to plant bombs on two crowded buses. The West Bank was still on Daylight Saving Time and the confusion resulted in the bombs exploding an hour too early, killing the terrorists.
Trains have to stay on schedule and they can't leave the station before the published time. Each Sunday in the fall when the clocks fall back one hour, all on-schedule Amtrak trains must stop at 2am and wait one hour so they will remain on schedule. In the spring when Daylight Saving Time begins, all trains are automatically behind schedule one hour at 2am. They must find ways to try to catch up over the course of the following day.
The Amish choose by community whether to observe Daylight Standard Time, which they often call "fast time" or "English time."
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"I kept on falling in my dream!" Falling dreams are a very common type of dream. Nearly everyone has experienced a falling dream at some time in their life, and most of us have had them multiple times. If you are experiencing falling dreams you may feel as if you're falling for long minutes, experiencing terror the entire time.
Your blood pressure may rise, your heart rate may accelerate, and you may sweat through your night clothes. An experience like that can ruin your night's sleep and put you off your game for the rest of the day. Though these dreams can happen at any time of the night, they most often happen just as you fall asleep, causing temporary insomnia in some people. Figuring out what is causing these dreams can help you regain your equilibrium in both your waking and sleep states.
What causes falling dreams?
One theory for why we these dreams, is that we're having a subconscious reaction to a physiological event. We are "falling asleep", and that means our bodies are going through a process that we act out in our dreams.
As we begin to fall asleep, our heart rate begins to slow and our blood pressure begins to drop. As our nervous system begins to quiet, our body temperature also slightly drops.
This could cause us to dream as if we're experiencing this as a literal free fall, as if we've fallen off a building or from an airplane without a parachute. We often jerk back awake during this event, which has caused some to speculate that if we didn't come awake, our bodies would die the moment our dream selves hit the ground. Thankfully, that has been proven to be untrue. Our physical bodies can't die as a result of dying in our sleep.
A loss of control
Though the physiological event of drifting off into sleep may cause many falling dreams, it isn't the only reason we dream we are caught in an out of control free fall. More often, perhaps, we dream of free falling because some part of our lives is out of our immediate control.
No matter how much we may sit and plan out our lives, they rarely run as smoothly as we hope. Our careful plans are often disrupted by events beyond our control. Perhaps if we lived in a controlled environment, there would be no need for dreams of falling.
Unfortunately, someone or something is always throwing a monkey wrench into the works and we end up feeling vulnerable; we feel as if our lives are out of control. We feel overwhelmed because we can't predict the outcome and we aren't sure we can plan for it.
"It is important for you to remember the details of the dream."
If you're having dreams in which you're falling and have absolutely no control over your descent, and you wake from this dream panting, sweating, and feeling anxious, take a look at your life and see if there are any areas in which something else is controlling your future.
An instructive example
It can happen in any area of life. Maybe you're gunning for a promotion, one that's an essential building block to your entire future. You've got it all planned…the house, the car, the 2.5 kids…then the boss brings in someone from the outside and it looks like they're being groomed for that position. It throws everything off.
The future is suddenly far less certain. You might feel anxious. You may worry that you won't be able to follow your original plan. You may even have to consider changing companies or even careers, necessitating throwing your entire plan away and creating a new one, but you don't yet know where the chips will fall.
Suddenly, you're having falling dreams.
Of course, it needn't be career plans that are throwing your life out of whack. Changes in family, taking on a new large commitment, even feeling as if someone you depend on is letting you down can cause you to feel anxious enough to experience a free falling dream.
Dealing with these dreams means dealing with the issues that may be causing them. Once you've determined the cause, you can deal with the feelings that they bring.
The key may be remembering
If you remember your dream well enough to know why you were falling, it can help you determine what area of your life is causing you the unconscious stress. Knowing that can help you deal with it and overcome it. Reducing that stress will have many more benefits than helping you to stop the dreams.
Where you fall can be significant. If you fall from a building or onto a building, the building itself may tell you what your stressor is. Is it your home, your office, or maybe a government building? Try to remember what you fall onto or from to further examine where the stress comes from.
If you're pushed off a high surface you may be pushing yourself too hard. Consider the different projects you have going. Is it too much? Should you let some go?
If the person who pushed you is someone you know, that person may be the cause of your stress. Once you know this consciously, you can concentrate on the relationship and work out how to reduce the pressure.
There are many ways in which a person can fall and each of those ways can say something about your situation. Try to remember the exact circumstances of your fall so you can find the triggers that set off the anxiety in your life.
Do you want to learn how to control your dreams at night? Discover the world of Lucid Dreaming and unlock the hidden meanings and truths in your dreams!
To help you with this, try an exercise before you fall asleep. Decide that if you dream of falling again you are going be completely aware of the circumstances before and during the fall, and of the target onto which you'll land.
Once you decide to be aware of this in your conscious mind, your unconscious mind may respond by helping you to be alert to all of the circumstances around your fall, and to remember them when you wake.
When you become successful at examining your dreams, you can use those dreams to alter your life change your life for the better.
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I keep wandering deeper into the trees while trying to see the forest.
Right now I'm reading the code for the 'service' command. It doesn't
to agree with the documentation (the man page). I figure I might as
try to update the man page as I go. If anyone can give me a some
answers for the following questions, I would appreciate it.
I can guess at some of the answers and eventually figure them out from
code, but am not confident I can explain them correctly and concisely
enough for the man page.
1. In the code and in the usage printout, there is a '-c' parameter.
What is
this for? And how does it affect the different commands.
2. What is the difference between the 'up' and 'run' service commands?
3. What does the 'restart' service command do?
4. It looks like service will also parse an 'upcopy' command, which
causes it to execute the same code as the 'up' command with a '-c'
switch, but it does not parse the remaining arguments, leaving the
corresponding variables undefined. Is this intentional?
5. The '-c' switch may be used with any command, although the
usage printout indicates it is only to be used with the 'run' and
commands. Is this intentional?
6. There is an undocumented optional '-label <label>' parameter
for the 'run' and 'up' commands . How is this used?
7. There is an undocumented optional '-config <path>' parameter
for the 'run' and 'up' commands. How is this used?
8. There is an undocumented optional '-script <path>' parameter
for the 'run' and 'up' commands. How is this used?
9. There is an undocumented optional '-printep <ignored>'
parameter for the 'run' and 'up' commands. How is this used?
Why does it require an argument which it then ignores?
10. Passing '-label', '-script', or '-config' to the 'up' command
causes it to be treated as a 'run' command. Why?
11. The 'run' command a sets up default script name. When a
'-label' or '-config' parameter is passed to the 'up' command, it
is treated as a 'run' command, except no default script is set.
Is this intentional?
12. The 'service' man page shows that 'refresh' and 'down'
take a single <pid> argument. The usage printout says they
take a label argument. Is a label the same as a <pid>?
13. What is the relationship between the <pid>/label in
the 'refresh' and 'down' service commands and the
14. Unless I'm missing something, it doesn't look like
'service' supports the 'rescue' command. It isn't in the
known_requests[] array, at least. Am I missing something?


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Continued fraction expansions for q-tangent and q-cotangent functions
Helmut Prodinger
For 3 different versions of q-tangent resp. q-cotangent functions, we compute the continued fraction expansion explicitly, by guessing the relative quantities and proving the recursive relation afterwards. It is likely that these are the only instances with a ``nice'' expansion. Additional formulae of a similar type are also provided.
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A Day No Pigs Would Die
by Robert Newton Peck
Analysis: Trivia
Brain Snacks: Tasty Tidbits of Knowledge
The best man at Robert Newton Peck's wedding was an old college buddy of his—no other than Fred Rogers, a.k.a. television's Mr. Rogers (source).
Peck's "personal motto" is as follows: "Wish not for apples. Grow strong trees." Seems pretty perfect for this here book of ours. (Source)
A Day No Pigs Would Die was one of the top 100 banned and challenged books in 1990-1999 and 2000 -2009. Other popular children's titles on the lists include the Harry Potter series, Captain Underpants, The Chocolate War, and Bridge to Terabithia. How do you think Pigs stacks up to these others in terms of banworthiness? (Source)


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JF Mezei
> Recently got a Siemens M55 which is supposeldy based on Symbian
> OS (aka EPOC32).
Mezei, I'm absolutely stunned that yet again you've gone out and made a
purchase based upon your own inaccurate supposition.
It took me several minutes to regain my composure and write this.
For the last 7 years you haven't shut up about your 'paperweight' and
now you've gone and done it all over again. God help everyone over in
alt.cellular.siemens who are no doubt in for another broken-mirror's
worth of whining and you slowly discover all the things it can't do
but you assumed it would. I just hope it can save in RTF or they're
done for, for sure.
It just makes me wonder how many other purchases you have made of similar
ilk. You think after being 'bitten' once you'd be twice shy.
> Do any other mobile phones based on Symbian offer multitasking on
> the handset,
Well, you'd have to use a first before we can start talking about others
but sure, they're multitasking. Why not, just for once, go to symbian.com
and find out for yourself?
> The screen on that phone may be smaller (160*120 pixels)
That's quite small. You should have got one of those Symbian phones with
a 176x208 screen.
> it certaintly is far more readable than that of a Series 5 machine.
Well isn't it amazing what 7 years R&D and a switch to TFT technology
can do.