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NORD gratefully acknowledges Richard Alan Lewis MD, MS, Professor, Departments of Ophthalmology, Medicine, Pediatrics, and Molecular and Human Genetics, Baylor College of Medicine, for assistance in the preparation of this report.
Boys with Lowe syndrome have cataracts that are present at birth in each eye. With only extremely rare exceptions, these require surgery early in life, as soon as health allows for anesthesia to perform it. But even in optimal circumstances, corrected visual acuities when recordable are rarely better than 20/100. Approximately half of eyes will develop high pressure in the eye (glaucoma) that can damage the optic nerve and lead to blindness if not controlled. Infants with Lowe syndrome have poor muscle tone (hypotonia) at birth and experience delayed motor development. Almost all boys with Lowe syndrome have developmental and intellectual disability that can range from mild (~10%-25%) to severe (~50%-65%). Seizures occur in approximately half of those by six years of age, and behavioral problems are present in some boys with Lowe syndrome. A fraction of affected males develop growths on the corneas of one or both eyes called keloids during late childhood and adolescence. These growths are progressive and can lead to blindness.
The kidney problem associated with Lowe syndrome is called proximal tubular dysfunction of the Fanconi type. This abnormality results in the loss of certain substances (amino acids, bicarbonates, and phosphates) into the urine that are normally filtered prior to excretion into the urine or reabsorbed by the body. However, as mentioned, the spilling of amino acids into the urine seldom begins until the end of the first year of life, sometimes delaying and confounding the diagnosis. The filters in the kidney (glomeruli) usually begin to fail in boys with Lowe syndrome after 10 years of age. Kidney failure is slow and progressive and results in a reduced life expectancy of approximately 30-40 years.
Other signs frequent in boys with Lowe syndrome include short stature, dental cysts and abnormal dentin formation of the teeth, skin cysts, and vitamin D deficiency that can lead to soft bones, skeletal changes (rickets), bone fractures, scoliosis, and degenerative joint disease.
Lowe syndrome is an X-linked genetic disorder caused by a mutation in the OCRL1 gene that results in reduced activity of the inositol polyphosphate 5-phosphatase OCRL1 enzyme. About a third of affected males have a new mutation in the OCRL gene; in most of the rest, the disorder is inherited from a mother who is a genetic carrier of the condition.
X-linked genetic disorders are conditions caused by an abnormal gene on the X-chromosome and occur mostly in males. Females who have a disease gene present on one of their X-chromosomes are carriers for that disorder. As in other X-linked disorders, carrier females have two X chromosomes, and one is inactivated so that the genes on that chromosome are nonfunctioning. Although in many X-linked disorders, carrier females usually do not display features because the activity of the product of the normal gene is sufficient to prevent abnormalities, such is not true for Lowe syndrome. Essentially every female carrier for Lowe syndrome aver the age of 10 years will show characteristic changes in the lenses of her eyes, different from any other metabolic cataract. Some carriers will develop visually significant cataracts even in their early 30's, sufficient to require cataract surgery, and may be missed by the operating surgeon.
A male has only one X-chromosome that he inherits from his mother; if a male inherits an X-chromosome that contains a disease gene, he will develop the disease. Female carriers of an X-linked disorder have a 25% chance with each pregnancy to have a carrier daughter like themselves, a 25% chance to have a non-carrier daughter, a 25% chance to have a son affected with the disease, and a 25% chance to have an unaffected son. Each pregnancy, of course, is independent of the last and does not influence the outcome of the next pregnancy.
No males with Lowe syndrome have been reported to have children.
Lowe syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that occurs almost exclusively in males. The prevalence is estimated to be between 1 and 10 males per 1,000,000 people. This condition has been reported in North and South America, Europe, Japan, and India.
Lowe syndrome is diagnosed when a reduced activity of the inositol polyphosphate 5-phosphate OCRL-1 enzyme is demonstrated in cultured skin cells (fibroblasts). Molecular genetic testing for OCRL gene mutations is also available and accurately detects more than 95% of affected males.
Carrier testing for female relatives is available. Approximately 95% of carrier females older than 10 years of age have specific and distinctive abnormalities of the lens of the eye that can be diagnosed by an experienced ophthalmologist. Molecular genetic testing for carrier status is available if a specific OCRL gene mutation has been identified in a male relative. Biochemical testing for inositol polyphosphate 5-phosphate OCRL-1 enzyme activity is not reliable for carrier testing for Lowe syndrome.
Prenatal diagnosis is available with biochemical testing (enzyme assay) or molecular genetic testing if the OCRL gene mutation has been determined in an affected male relative.
Treatment of Lowe syndrome usually requires a team of medical professionals including a pediatric ophthalmologist, nephrologist, geneticist, nutritionist, endocrinologist, neurologist, child development specialist, general surgeon, orthopedist, and dentist.
Low muscle tone (hypotonia) can sometimes result in feeding problems and may require tube feeding and standard measures for gastroesophageal reflux.
Early removal of cataracts is recommended to promote optimum development of vision. Eyeglasses and contact lenses help to improve vision. Glaucoma sometimes can be treated with medication (eyedrops) but usually requires surgery which is not always successful with a single operation. If they occur, corneal keloids can sometimes be surgically removed but often recur. There is no consistent proven therapy to eradicate corneal keloids.
Proximal tubular dysfunction of the Fanconi type is treated with oral supplements of sodium and potassium bicarbonate or citrate. Doses must be determined on an individual basis.
Oral phosphate and oral calcitriol are used to treat (or prevent) rickets. Seizure disorders are treated with anticonvulsant medications. Behavior problems are treated with behavior modification and medications.
Early intervention programs that include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, special education services, and services for visually impaired are recommended and should begin in early infancy.
Boys with Lowe syndrome should be monitored regularly for vision problems (especially later onset glaucoma), kidney function, growth, developmental progress, scoliosis, and joint problems, and dental problems.
Treatment of end-stage renal disease has been successfully treated with dialysis and kidney transplantation in some adult men.
Information on current clinical trials is posted on the Internet at www.clinicaltrials.gov. All studies receiving U.S. government funding, and some supported by private industry, are posted on this government web site.
For information about clinical trials being conducted at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, MD, contact the NIH Patient Recruitment Office:
Tollfree: (800) 411-1222
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
For information about clinical trials sponsored by private sources, contact:
Contact for additional information about Lowe syndrome:
Richard Alan Lewis, MD, MS
Cullen Eye Institute NC-206
Baylor College of Medicine
One Baylor Plaza
Houston, Texas 77030
Tel: (713) 798-3030
Fax: (713) 798-3042
RareConnect offers a safe patient-hosted online community for patients and caregivers affected by this rare disease. For more information, visit www.rareconnect.org.
Nussbaum RL, Suchy SF: The oculocerebrorenal syndrome of Lowe (Lowe syndrome). In: The Metabolic and Molecular Bases of Inherited Disease Volume CH. 252. 8th edition. Edited by: Scriver CR, Beadet Al, Sly WS, Valle D. McGraw Hill, New York: 2001;6257-6266.
McSpadden K. Living with Lowe syndrome: A Guide for Families, Friends and Professionals, 3rd ed. Lowe Syndrome Association, Inc.; 2000.
Hichri H, Rendu J, Monnier N, et al. From Lowe syndrome to Dent Disease: correlations between mutations of the OCRL1 gene and clinical and biochemical phenotypes. Hum Mutat. 2011;32:379-388.
Schurman SJ, Scheinman SJ Inherited cerebrorenal syndromes.. Nat Rev Nephrol. 2009;5(9):529-38.
Ruellas AC, Pithon MM, Oliveira DD, Oliveira AM. Lowe syndrome: literature review and case report. J Orthod. 2008;35(3):156-60.
Loi M. Lowe syndrome. Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases. 2006;1:16.
Tricot L, Yahiaoui Y, Teixeira L et al. End-stage renal failure in Lowe syndrome. Nephrol Dial Transplant. 2003;18:1923-5.
Roschinger W, Muntau AC, Rudolph G, et al. Carrier assessment in families with Lowe oculocerebrorenal syndrome: novel mutations in the OCRL1 gene and correlation of direct DNA diagnosis with ocular examination. Mol Genet Metab. 2000;69:213-22.
Nussbaum RL, Orrison BM, Janne PA, et al. Physical mapping and genomic structure of the Lowe syndrome gene OCRL1. Hum Genet. 1997;99:145-50.
Kenworthy L, Park T, Charnas LR: Cognitive and behavioral profile of the oculocerebrorenal s yndrome of Lowe. Am J Med Genet. 1993;46:297-303.
Lewis RA, Nussbaum RL,Brewer ED. (Updated February 23, 2012). Lowe Syndrome. In: GeneReviews at GeneTests: Medical Genetics Information Resource (database online). Copyright, University of Washington, Seattle. 1993-2012. Available at http://www.genetests.org. Accessed February 23, 2012.
Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM). The Johns Hopkins University. Lowe Oculocerebrorenal Syndrome; OCRL. Entry No: 309000. Last Edited April 2, 2007. Available at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/omim/. Accessed February 23, 2012.
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Enthusiastic Parents Needed!
Troop 96 is proud to be a thoroughly scout-run organization. As much as possible, we leave it to our boys to make the decisions and set the tone for their own experience. But this autonomy is only possible because of our parents and adult leaders, working quietly behind the scenes. By giving our scouts the responsibility to make their own decisions, we build young men with character and confidence.
Of course, there are many things young men can't do for themselves, no matter how confident they are! So we are there, to drive the cars, make arrangements and provide guidance, training and support in many different ways.
So we are looking for a few good men and women- moms and dads, to join our support team!
The boys' needs are simple. They need rides to and from events and campouts. They need someone (with a capable truck or SUV) to haul the trailer to campsites. They need organization to get permissions, buy supplies, sort out logistics- all in support of their plans and decisions. They also need trainers and teachers. Adults who can lead merit badge classes and arrange visits by knowledgeable resources who can come in and lead/teach merit badge material.
And that might be YOU!
So if you have a special talent, skill, large vehicle… the BOYS need you!
Come on in to a Troop meeting next Monday and volunteer. We can use whatever you have to bring to the team!

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Knitting with Wire
by Nancie M. Wiseman
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Changing mediums can be wonderfully refreshing. Just try switching from pen to pencil, car to bicycle, or caffeinated to decaf.
To get this same breath of fresh air, knitters only need switch from yarn to another material. Nancie Wiseman chose wire, and eventually this book was born.
Right Place, Right Time
Wiseman's book comes at a time when many of us have already begun to explore wire (and beaded) knitting. It is divided into three sections: hand-knitting, machine-knitting, and a tubular technique that isn't knitting at all, called Viking knitting.
Beads and glass pieces figure throughout, with the knitted components often serving merely as a vehicle for delivering the beads.
Checkbooks Beware
Glance at the list of required/recommended tools at the beginning of the book and you'll realize that knitting with wire is no small undertaking. If you want to immerse yourself completely in all the patterns, you'll need far more than knitting needles and wire.
Wiseman recommends a pair of wire cutters and four types of pliers for plain knitting, a standard-bed knitting machine with all its accessories for machine-knitting with wire, and an Allen wrench, bench vice, and drawplate for Viking knitting.
Add a small hammer, anvil, and piece of suede to the list if you want to make your own findings (clasps, jump rings, hooks, eyes, etc.). And, unless you're lucky enough to have one hiding under your bed already, a new or used knitting machine will cost you anywhere from $400 to $1800.
Putting my Money Where my Mouth Is
I decided to take the hand-knitting section of the book out for a spin. I went online to Softflex and ordered a pair of wire cutters, chain nose pliers, round nose pliers, and materials for the Purple Beaded Necklace and Bracelet pattern at the beginning of the book. My bill, with shipping, came to $52.39.
It would've been fine if I'd stopped there. But then I discovered that the major bead retailer Caravan Beads was based here in Maine.
With the noble intent of covering editorial bases for this review, I drove to the Caravan shop for an inspection. Two hours later, I came out carrying another $50 worth of wire, beads, and findings.
If you thought knitting was a costly hobby, think again. Once you combine knitting with wire and beads, you've entered some very dangerous territory.
Skills Required
Although most of the knitting patterns are nothing more than simple beaded garter-stitch rectangles and strips, Wiseman won't teach you how to knit - you'll need to know the basics, including yarn-overs, increases, decreases, and binding off.
The machine-knitting section, on the other hand, is a bit trickier. You must be comfortable with your machine before tackling wire.
The Viking-knitting section, possibly because it isn't knitting at all, is perfectly suited for anyone, regardless of skill or experience level.
The Patterns
I counted 33 projects total, 13 knit by hand, 10 by machine, and 10 using the Viking technique. Patterns include two pairs of bracelets and necklaces, two baskets, one purse, one collar, two pairs of charmingly whimsical items (a miniature cardigan, pullover, shoe, and sock), and one rather odd sculpture that looks more like a failed basket.
The finer-gauge projects (including the one on the book's cover) are made with a knitting machine, which is fine if you happen to own one. Otherwise, you're limited to the hand-knit projects, which use a thicker wire and tend to have a more irregular appearance.
I found the Viking knitting section the most refreshing, but this might be because I've already tried handknitting with wire, and I sold my knitting machine long ago. The technique produces a snakelike chain that's best for necklaces and bracelets.
In all cases, beads and findings provide the main source of embellishment for the projects.
A Must-Have?
Many of Wiseman's patterns reminded me of designer Annie Modesitt, who makes innovative use of wire for knitted items. Her designs have been featured in Interweave Knits, and you can view some of her finished jewelry pieces online. She adds colorful ribbons where Wiseman sticks to the basics, but the impact is similar.
I was also reminded of beaded necklaces and scarves that I have knit in the past using thread, yarn, or wire other than the brand Wiseman uses throughout the majority of the book.
(Read more about knitting with beads.)
One of Wiseman's necklaces is a simple two-stitch version of a pattern I've seen in kits and patterns for quite some time now. (We discussed this pattern in the article knitting your own jewelry.)
Does this mean the book is a flop? Not necessarily.
If you're looking for a single resource to get you started, Wiseman's book is a marvelous choice. Just keep in mind that only a third of the book covers hand-knitting techniques.
If you're already experienced with wire and beaded knitting, you may still find value in the Viking section. I also enjoyed browsing the more technical resources she mentions in her bibliography.
Discuss this book in our forums
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CRN Channel News
Hosting vendor Level 3 Communications this week plans to unveil a channel sales program that targets solution providers serving small and midsize businesses.
How to use this free, easy utility to diagnose weak connections
Ping Away Your Internet Woes
Apache Targets August For J2EE App Server ReleaseThe Apache Software Foundation should release a fully J2EE-compliant application server by Aug. 6, developers on the open-source Geronimo Project said this week.
DHS To Give $6.9 Billion To State and Local Govt.The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will issue approximately $6.9 billion in grant funding to state and local governments in 2004, according to government market intelligence resource Input.
Sales assistance, marketing resources, solution support offered in new program
Avnet Hall-Mark's Market Connection Helps HP SalesAvnet Hall-Mark recently launched a program to help Hewlett-Packard solution providers ensure that the solutions they are selling actually match up with what customers want to buy.
Vendors Opt For All-In-One StrategyVendors of storage hardware and software alike are integrating the functions of a wide range of storage management software tools into a single SAN management scheme, a move solution providers point to as one of the key storage trends to watch in 2004.
What Price Loyalty?Hewlett-Packard this week will become the latest vendor to realign its channel programs under one umbrella as part of an industrywide effort to not only make it easier to do business with a vendor, but also to more aggressively reward partners for selling complete solutions.
New Data Pinpoints Hot SectorsProvided the economic recovery doesn't stall, solution providers can look forward to expanded sales opportunities in the manufacturing sector, according to recent data released by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).
N-able Recruiting Would-Be MSPsN-able Technologies aims to turn systems integrators into managed service providers. To help in that transition, the Ottawa company introduced new software and a partner program designed to give solution providers easy access to recurring revenue streams.
Finding the right balance: where do you fit?
Assessing The Profit Potential Of The Three Major Solution Provider ModelsOne critical decision every channel player makes every day is how to position his or her company for the future, even if he or she chooses to do nothing.
Microsoft Wants MBS To Step It UpMicrosoft Business Solutions customers can expect to hear about near-term products, including Great Plains Version 8 and mobile support for Microsoft CRM, rather than distant offerings like Project Green., at Convergence 2004 this week in Orlando, Fla.
HP Woos Custom-Systems ChannelHewlett-Packard is courting makers of unbranded systems with additional financial incentives on components and peripherals.
Microsoft To Release Visual Studio 2005 AlphaMicrosoft should give developers another peek at Visual Studio 2005 this week at its VSLive show, but developers might be buzzing more about the delay in the product's release date than the new bits.
Briefs: Hindsight And Foresight, March 22, 20043COM REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER LOSS, DEBUTS CHANNEL PROGRAM3Com last week reported a wider year-over-year loss and a 21 percent revenue decline for its third fiscal quarter.
Focusing On Higher-Value-Add Technologies Is KeySolution providers are well advised to shift their business models more toward higher-value-add technologies, since that is the way businesses are shifting their spending priorities, according to exclusive CRN research.
Solution Sales SurgeWhat a difference a year makes. Last year, Berbee information networks watched as IT buyers balked at project rollouts even as the solution provider was ramping up its VoIP solution business. Today, those solutions are rolling out the door, said Paul Shain, president of the 10-year-old, $185 million company. In fact, Shain expects Berbee to more than double the number of VoIP implementations this year to as many as 170, up from 65 in 2003.
Seagate Steps Up Channel EffortsDisk drive maker Seagate plans to roll out a new channel strategy next month, focusing more attention on white-box solutions. The company will also offer additional low-cost warranty protection on its drives.
Symantec's New Appliances Protect Small BusinessesAttaching a small-business network to the Internet has become akin to swimming with sharks. Schools of viruses, worms, zombies, spam, hackers, spoofs and other threats prowl the Internet waters, and small companies are often ill-equipped to combat them.
ShadowRAM: March 22, 2004Interested in the inner workings of Microsoft's Exchange development team? Check out their blog at blogs.msdn.com/exchange/.
Dual ChallengesTwo key Microsoft constituencies will gather this week at opposite ends of the country.


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Type of auction in which several sellers offer their items for bidding, and compete for the price which a buyer will accept. The buyer usually has the option to accept any bid or reject all. Bid-based construction or supply contracts are examples of reverse auction. Also called business to consumer auction.
Use reverse auction in a sentence
Construction companies take advantage of reverse auctions frequently, as it is a place to directly offer a bid on a new project to a customer.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation decided to choose Caterpillar from the reverse auction because they delivered met the specs with the best piece of equipment at the best price with their bid.
Many times when public sector companies are looking for a contract, they may into a reverse auction. Here, businesses compete in offering their services, for the companies price.


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Camel supports XPath to allow an Expression or Predicate to be used in the DSL or Xml Configuration. For example you could use XPath to create an Predicate in a Message Filter or as an Expression for a Recipient List.
If the message body is stream based, which means the input it receives is submitted to Camel as a stream. That means you will only be able to read the content of the stream once. So often when you use XPath as Message Filter or Content Based Router then you need to access the data multiple times, and you should use Stream Caching or convert the message body to a
You can easily use namespaces with XPath expressions using the Namespaces helper class.
Variables in XPath is defined in different namespaces. The default namespace is
Camel will resolve variables according to either:
Namespace given
If the namespace is given then Camel is instructed exactly what to return. However when resolving either in or out Camel will try to resolve a header with the given local part first, and return it. If the local part has the value body then the body is returned instead.
No namespace given
If there is no namespace given then Camel resolves only based on the local part. Camel will try to resolve a variable in the following steps:
Camel adds the following XPath functions that can be used to access the exchange:
Here's an example showing some of these functions in use.
And the new functions introduced in Camel 2.5:
Using XML configuration
If you prefer to configure your routes in your Spring XML file then you can use XPath expressions as follows
Notice how we can reuse the namespace prefixes, foo in this case, in the XPath expression for easier namespace based XPath expressions!
See also this discussion on the mailinglist about using your own namespaces with xpath
Setting result type
The XPath expression will return a result type using native XML objects such as
In Java DSL:
In Spring DSL you use the resultType attribute to provide a fully qualified classname:
In @XPath:
Where we use the xpath function concat to prefix the order name with
Using XPath on Headers
Available as of Camel 2.11
Some users may have XML stored in a header. To apply an XPath to a header's value you can do this by defining the 'headerName' attribute.
In XML DSL:
And in Java DSL you specify the headerName as the 2nd parameter as shown:
Here is a simple example using an XPath expression as a predicate in a Message Filter
If you have a standard set of namespaces you wish to work with and wish to share them across many different XPath expressions you can use the NamespaceBuilder as shown in this example
In this sample we have a choice construct. The first choice evaulates if the message has a header key type that has the value Camel.
And the spring XML equivalent of the route:
XPath injection
You can use Bean Integration to invoke a method on a bean and use various languages such as XPath to extract a value from the message and bind it to a method parameter.
The default XPath annotation has SOAP and XML namespaces available. If you want to use your own namespace URIs in an XPath expression you can use your own copy of the XPath annotation to create whatever namespace prefixes you want to use.
i.e. cut and paste upper code to your own project in a different package and/or annotation name then add whatever namespace prefix/uris you want in scope when you use your annotation on a method parameter. Then when you use your annotation on a method parameter all the namespaces you want will be available for use in your XPath expression.
For example
Using XPathBuilder without an Exchange
Available as of Camel 2.3
You can now use the
It requires that you pass in a CamelContext since a lot of the moving parts inside the XPathBuilder requires access to the Camel Type Converter and hence why CamelContext is needed.
For example you can do something like this:
This will match the given predicate.
You can also evaluate for example as shown in the following three examples:
Evaluating with a String result is a common requirement and thus you can do it a bit simpler:
Using Saxon with XPathBuilder
Available as of Camel 2.3
You need to add camel-saxon as dependency to your project.
Its now easier to use Saxon with the XPathBuilder which can be done in several ways as shown below.
Using a factory
Using ObjectModel
The easy one
Setting a custom XPathFactory using System Property
Available as of Camel 2.3
Camel now supports reading the JVM system property
This unit test shows how this can be done to use Saxon instead:
Camel will log at
To use Apache Xerces you can configure the system property
Enabling Saxon from Spring DSL
Available as of Camel 2.10
Similarly to Java DSL, to enable Saxon from Spring DSL you have three options:
Specifying the factory
Specifying the object model
Namespace auditing to aid debugging
Available as of Camel 2.10
A large number of XPath-related issues that users frequently face are linked to the usage of namespaces. You may have some misalignment between the namespaces present in your message and those that your XPath expression is aware of or referencing. XPath predicates or expressions that are unable to locate the XML elements and attributes due to namespaces issues may simply look like "they are not working", when in reality all there is to it is a lack of namespace definition.
Namespaces in XML are completely necessary, and while we would love to simplify their usage by implementing some magic or voodoo to wire namespaces automatically, truth is that any action down this path would disagree with the standards and would greatly hinder interoperability.
Therefore, the utmost we can do is assist you in debugging such issues by adding two new features to the XPath Expression Language and are thus accesible from both predicates and expressions.
Logging the Namespace Context of your XPath expression/predicate
Every time a new XPath expression is created in the internal pool, Camel will log the namespace context of the expression under the
Any of these options can be used to activate this logging:
Auditing namespaces
Camel is able to discover and dump all namespaces present on every incoming message before evaluating an XPath expression, providing all the richness of information you need to help you analyse and pinpoint possible namespace issues.
To achieve this, it in turn internally uses another specially tailored XPath expression to extract all namespace mappings that appear in the message, displaying the prefix and the full namespace URI(s) for each individual mapping.
Some points to take into account:
You can enable this option in Java DSL and Spring DSL.
Java DSL:
Spring DSL:
The result of the auditing will be appear at the INFO level under the
Loading script from external resource
Available as of Camel 2.11
You can externalize the script and have Camel load it from a resource such as
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Another recipie for those cold winter days in Chicago when you have an afternoon to spend in a warm kitchen. I personally recommend Pucinni or Verdi on the stereo at high volume while making this dish!
8 Generous servings
If you don't have a 3qt Cast iron skillet, brown the meat in a smaller skillet and then transfer to any 3-4 qt. pot and continue to step 5.
Substitute 1/4 lb of the ground round with a 1/4 lb of lean ground lamb
This recipe was provided by Michael Mowle from Rochester Hills.


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Performing Arts
Compose and produce original music and dance works. Explore the work of established playwrights, composers, and choreographers. Perform in music, theater, and dance productions. Design sets, costumes, lighting, and sound for shows you present to audiences on campus and off.
Studying the performing arts at Evergreen enables you to combine your passion for your discipline with the discovery and articulation of your desires. You'll learn about the larger social world the arts inhabit and reach out to explore and create the possible but not yet existing realities that the arts can reveal.
Our performing arts students have done wonderful work in experimental and traditional spheres. They've directed plays by Shakespeare, Brecht, and others. They've written and performed in avante-garde operas with self-built and designed musical instruments. And they've and created and danced in productions for the campus and larger community. At Evergreen, students learn about the technologies of theater and musical sound synthesis and they participate in music, theater, and dance performances under faculty direction. In our multidisciplinary classes, you'll have the opportunity to work in groups that combine all the facets of performing arts to produce rewarding work.
Join us in an education that doesn't just change your life — it gives you the tools to change the world.
At Evergreen, students learn about the technologies of theater and musical sound synthesis and they participate in music, theater, and dance performances under faculty direction.
Sample Program
Selves and Others: Representation and Performance
Offered at Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
This program examines the cultural norms that shape our notions of selfhood and the forces that compel individuals to construct their identities and bodies in relation to society and ideologies. We won't simply valorize the heroic individual as the victim of an oppressive, alienating society. We look for positive potential in relationships between individuals and groups by synthesizing new ideas across three disciplines — improvisational performance, sociology, and literature. These and other inquiries inform our collective conversation, student research, and collaborative creative efforts.
Readings include sociological studies and theoretical texts, a selection of 20th-century literature and theory, and texts on improvisational performance. Research, creative writing, and critical essay projects challenge students to develop their own inquiries in relation to program themes.
We spend the first part of the program learning fundamental skills and concepts of sociology, literature, and improvisational theater through lectures, workshops, seminars, fieldwork exercises, and individual and collaborative projects. Beginning in winter, students develop major projects integrating what they've learned, which culminate in collaborative performance pieces in spring quarter.
You'll learn about the larger social world the arts inhabit and reach out to explore and create the possible but not yet existing realities that the arts can reveal.
Offerings Proposed For 2016-17
As a student at Evergreen, you'll select from programs like the ones listed here to build your own education. While there are no specific course requirements, you can choose to develop an Area of Emphasis with help from advisors and faculty.
Lower Division
Programs for freshmen and sophomores:
- Knowing the World through Thought, Sound, and Vision (Freshman-Only Program)
- The Business of Art: Earning a Living as an Artist
- The Social Gaze: Representation and Resistance
All Levels
Both upper and lower division students may take these programs:
- The 1960s @ 33⅓ (Freshmen - Senior)
- Acting Workshop (Freshmen - Senior)
- Afro-Brazilian Dance (A) (Freshmen - Senior)
- Afro-Brazilian Dance (A) (Freshmen - Senior)
- Afro-Brazilian Dance (B) (Freshmen - Senior)
- Afro-Brazilian Dance (B) (Freshmen - Senior)
- Art and Architecture in Motion: Performance Art (Freshmen - Senior)
- Art Forms, Resistance and Counter-narratives in India (Freshmen - Senior)
- Back in the Days: History Through Hip Hop and Haiku (Freshmen - Senior)
- Beethoven, Blake, and the Sounds of Revolution (Freshmen - Senior)
- Caliban and the Witch (Freshmen - Senior)
- China: Religion, Folklore, and Arts (Freshmen - Senior)
- Concert Band- at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Concert Band- at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Core Ballet (Freshmen - Senior)
- Creating Dance: Chakras, Color, and Conflict (Freshmen - Senior)
- Creating Dance Sacred and Profane (Freshmen - Senior)
- Dance as Art: Making Connections (Freshmen - Senior)
- Dance Intensive (Freshmen - Senior)
- The Evergreen Singers (Freshmen - Senior)
- The Evergreen Singers (Freshmen - Senior)
- The Evergreen Singers (Freshmen - Senior)
- Forbidden Knowledge (Freshmen - Senior)
- India: Dance and Culture (Freshmen - Senior)
- India: Dance and Culture (Freshmen - Senior)
- Inside and Out: Creative Writing, Sound Art and Psychoanalysis (Freshmen - Senior)
- Irish Drama in Theory and Practice (Freshmen - Senior)
- Irish Language and Song (Freshmen - Senior)
- Jazz Dance (Freshmen - Senior)
- Jazz Ensemble - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Jazz Ensemble - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Jazz Ensemble - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Multitrack Audio Production (Freshmen - Senior)
- Music Creation and Performance (Sophomore - Senior)
- The Nature of Music: Patterns, Paradox, and Possibilities (Freshmen - Senior)
- Of Blood and Beauty: The Thought, Literature, and Art of German-Speaking Cultures (Sophomore - Senior)
- Orchestra - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Orchestra - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Orchestra - at SPSCC (Freshmen - Senior)
- Producing and Sequencing Music (Freshmen - Senior)
- Readings in Art and Cybernetics (Freshmen - Senior)
- Russian, Beginning I, II, III (Freshmen - Senior)
- Selves and Others: Representation and Performance (Freshmen - Senior)
- Therapy Through the Arts (daytime) (Freshmen - Senior)
- Therapy Through the Arts (evening) (Freshmen - Senior)
Upper Division
Programs for juniors and seniors:
- "As Real as Rain": The Blues and American Culture
- Multitrack Composition I, II, III
- Music Addressing Complexity: Countershapes, Counterpoints, and the Resistance to Homophony
After Graduation
Our graduates have gone on to graduate studies in drama, music composition, ethnomusicology, and more. They've found work with dance companies and theater groups in New York and beyond. Many have gone on to professional work in their chosen fields. Our interdisciplinary outlook allows students to follow their passions while broadening their horizons.
Facilities and Resources
Labs for Film, Animation, Music Technology, & Design
Created for use by students of the performing and media arts, the Design Lab boasts 50 workstations and a variety of equipment including light tables, drafting tables, tables with cutting mats, and animation stations suitable for 2-D and 3-D creation. This space is also equipped with full audio and video playback equipment and art critique or presentation area.
Performance Spaces
The Experimental Theater is a fully equipped black box theater with flexible seating and staging. The theater can seat up to 200. There is a counterweight system to accommodate flown scenery, lighting and soft goods. It is equipped with new dimmers and lighting console, as well as full sound and video support.
The Recital Hall is a space acoustically designed for music recitals. It is also used for drama, dance, film and lecture presentations. It seats 200, has a state of the art lighting system, and 7.1 surround sound. The room has a large projection screen, playback system, and audio recording facility.
The newly remodeled Dance Studio has a world-class sprung wood floor and ample wall-mounted mirrors that can easily accommodate up to 75 dancers. It has a fixed lighting grid and features a full audio and video playback system. The space can be configured for performance, and can hold an audience of up to 50 people.
The newly added and exceptionally flexible Performance Studio was designed as a mini black box style space with fixed lighting grid and wall-mounted mirrors. It is ideal for small student-run productions and can seat up to 60 audience members.
The Mini Experimental Theater (M.E.T.) is another mini black box style space, ideal for workshops and is equipped with a lighting grid, and moveable sound and video equipment. This space can be configured for small performances and is well suited for student-run productions.
Production Spaces
The Performance and Production Studio is a multi-use space, seating up to 150 students. It features exceptional acoustics and has an adjacent audio control room, a moderate stage space, and three shallow stepped risers accommodating lectures, rehearsals, audio recording and performance.
Located next to our cutting-edge Multitrack Studio the Music Performance and Rehearsal space allows for advanced audio recording and post-production. Variable sound dampening makes this room ideal for a variety of musical styles in addition to other types of presentations to a live audience of up to 50. This room features full audio and video playback.
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The Bees missed out on automatic promotion in dramatic fashion last weekend when Marcello Trotta's last-minute penalty hit the crossbar and Doncaster broke up the other end to score the winner and secure the title.
Striker Donaldson was involved in the heated discussion with Trotta and captain Kevin O'Connor over who should take the spot-kick, and revealed manager Uwe Rosler has since taken steps to prevent another mix-up.
"I didn't know who the penalty taker was," admitted 22-goal top scorer Donaldson ahead of Saturday's first leg at the County Ground.
"I knew Marcello and Kevin were practising them before so I went up to ask who was taking it. I thought it was Kevin but Marcello said it was him. It was very confusing, I don't think the manager made it clear before the game who was the penalty taker.
"I think the manager has learned from that and he will put a sheet up before games to say who is the penalty taker, so that should end any confusion."
Fulham loanee Trotta was the Brentford fall guy but Donaldson says the players have rallied round the 20-year-old forward.
"All the lads have been brilliant, a few rang him on Saturday night and told him not to worry about it," he added.
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Rudder Inc. launched two years ago among a crop of promising personal-finance start-ups including Mint Software Inc. and Wesabe Inc. While Mint went on to a successful exit, selling to Intuit Inc. for about $170 million, Rudder has joined Wesabe as a Web 2.0 flameout.
Rudder announced on its website that the business has "become unsustainable" and has been shut down.
The company, backed by $2 million from Meakem Becker Venture Capital, analyzed purchases to predict how much a person will have at the end of the month after paying bills. Rudder then displayed how much money they should have at the end of a month so users knew when to cut back on spending.
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VITõRIA: Australia's Ivan Franjic said he is heading home to start his recovery after a hamstring injury ended his World Cup after just 50 minutes.
The Brisbane Roar defender set up Tim Cahill for Australia's goal in the 3-1 defeat to Chile but he tore his left hamstring when leaping for the ball after half-time.
Fellow defender Alex Wilkinson voiced fears Franjic may never get the chance to play another World Cup.
But Franjic said he was aiming to be fit for the upcoming A-League season and Asian Cup.
"You work so hard to get to a World Cup and 50 minutes into a World Cup, your dream is over," the 26-year-old told media.
"It's disappointing but the boys have my full support and I'll be backing them 100 percent of the way."
He added: "I knew something went when I jumped in the air and I felt the hamstring give a slight twinge.
"I thought there was a glimmer of hope that it could be only a grade one (tear) and I could be back in seven to 10 days. But when I woke up in the morning I knew my World Cup was over."
Franjic had raced to be fit for the Socceroos' Group B opener on Friday after injuring his knee in last month's friendly against South Africa.
He said support had been "overwhelming" and revealed that Cahill, whose goal made him one of the few men to score at three straight World Cups, had asked him to stay in Brazil.
"He wanted me to stay, but he said 'you've helped me create history'," said Franjic.
"Obviously him scoring in the third World Cup straight is something big and not many players have done it."
Wilkinson said Franjic's team-mates were "all really, really disappointed" for him.
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DEXTER - Russell L. Dodd, 92, died Jan. 12, 2002, at Three Rivers Healthcare North Campus in Poplar Bluff.
Born April 1, 1909, in Dexter, son of the late John and Pauline Queffenne Dodd, he was a member of the First General Baptist Church in Dexter and retired from Elder Manufacturing.
On April 2, 1929, at Bloomfield, he married Edith Parrish who preceded him in death on June 21, 1993.
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BP is reconsidering its operations in Libya after the terrorist attack on its gas facilities in Algeria and as industry concerns over security in Libya grow.
"We had expected to restart drilling at the end of the second quarter this year, but we're currently reviewing our plans," a BP spokesperson said.
The British oil major was left stunned by the attack on Ain Amenas gasfield – operated by BP, Statoil and Algeria's Sonatrach – which left 37 foreign workers dead after a four-day siege.
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July 27 2014
Denver, Colorado
A day off in Denver. Last time we were here it was Slash's birthday. This is what they call in the touring biz a 'travel day'. We have to get all the way from Kansas City to Los Angeles so scheduled travel stops have been made along the way. Today's stop being the great city of Denver, Coloarado. We got in this morning and we will be back on the bus at around 1am tonight. If you don't sleep well on a moving vehicle then this may not be the life for you. I don't sleep either way so it's all the same to me.
I forgot to mention in my last 'Catpain's Log' that the Conspirators got to take in America's past time at the legendary Fenway Park in Boston. As is no secret I'm not much of a sports guy but I love the spectacle of seeing a game live. Especially in a town like Boston that is so devoted to it's team(s). I really enjoyed that. I should do that kinda thing more often.
I also didn't mention that while the Conspirators were doing all that Boston stuff our pal, Slash, ran off to Atlanta to hang out with the cast of the Walking Dead. Whaaaaat? So rad. He told me all about getting to hang at the set. Norman Reedus and he are boyz. I love that show. Season 5 is on it's way. When we get to Atlanta I'm told that members of the cast will be coming to the show. Damnnnnnn! That is super crazy. Being Slash is pretty rad.
When I last joined you we were about to take the stage at Hard Rock Live in Northfield, Ohio. It was our own headlining show for a change so that was nice. We tore up 2 hours for the fine folks of the Cleveland area. Frank Sidoris' family was in full effect. Frank's dad, Frank Sr or Frank 1.0 as I call him, flew out to take in the show with an abundance of Sidori (plural for Sidoris). Awesome people. Killer show.
The next day was a trip. Slash was getting a 'Guitar Icon' award at the first annual AP Music Awards. AP is otherwise known as Alternative Press. It was being held at the ever so cool Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame right there in the heart of Cleveland.
I was stoked to shake hands with Joan Jett for the first time in my life. I am an embarrassingly huge fan of the diminutive Godmother of Punk. She was a doll. Slash would be sitting in with her later that night.
There was an insane red carpet to endure that was pretty much chaos. I was happy to get inside the building in the relative calm of the green room. Eventually Slash was gathered his award from guest presenter and guitar God in his own right, Joe 'Effing' Perry. That had to have been a huge honor for Slash. He never lets too much of his emotions be seen but I know that had to feel pretty damned good. Especially getting such an award from his boyhood hero, Joe.
After that Slash played Star Star by the Stones with Joanie but not before we watched the Misfits play. What a trip. I wanted so badly to go get my pic with Jerry Only but thought better of it. I didn't wanna be 'that' guy. It's funny that his bobble head has been riding on my amp for the better part of 4 years.
It was amazing to watch Joan. As I mentioned I am a massive fan. I have now met 3 of the original Runaways who have always been very dear to my heart. I've even played on stage with two of them, Cherie and Lita.
After all that we rode the bus back to our hotel with none other than Joe Perry. Sitting there with him is almost terrible for your ego. The man is just effortlessly cool. I may have thrown myself together pretty well (well, I really didn't…) but I will never, ever be as cool as Joe Perry. Joe is old enough to be my father but couldn't be cooler. I mean The Fonz cool. It's inspiring.
From there we overnighted to the great city of Cincinnati, Ohio. I believe this was the first night we started opening the set with You're A Lie. That has been our opener ever since which I think is a good, bold opener. It was our first single from Apocalyptic Love and did very well for us. Up to that point we had been alternating between Hard And Fast from Apocalyptic Love or Ghost from the previous solo album. I think You're A Lie is the best so far until World On Fire comes out. Then we'll have a plethora of things to choose from the 17 songs on that. Oh, I can't wait for y'all to hear that!
Cincinnati was another opening show with Aerosmith. It is always a sobering honor to get to watch Aerosmith every night. Steven brings it night after night. Again, very inspiring.
Cincinnati rocked. See you in 2015, brothers and sisters
Then we had some time off in the great city of Chicago which ended up being an amazing time.
Day one was Slash's birthday which was a blast. We just kicked it at a restaurant and showered the man in gifts. Steven was in attendance and as on fire as ever. The man is a super nova of energy. He's my parents' age but wears me out!
John Douglas, or JD as he's better known, was Brent Fitz's drum tech on our first tour back in 2010/2011 but he now works for Joey Kramer of Aerosmith. He's a member of OUR family! For those that don't know back when I was shipped home from Moscow with a detached retina it was JD who played drums in Moscow and St Petersburg while Fitz played bass. JD had been a Conspirator for one night albeit before we were actually known as The Conspirators. JD attended Slash's birthday dinner and regaled us with tales of those doomed rehearsals with Michael Jackson that were captured in the documentary This Is It. A must see. JD was at that time working for Jonathan 'Sugarfoot' Moffat, Michael's drummer. JD was there for the sad story of Michael's demise. We had just watched the documentary the night before and were full of questions. JD is such a great dude and it's nice to see him on a daily basis on the Let Rock Rule tour.
Slash's was spoiled well as he should be. We are a tight knit family out here and we take care of one another. More than ever this team feels strong and very caring. From the crew to the band. I care about each and every one of these people. There is no drama, no dark negativity. Just a true pleasure to be around these people. I feel very, very fortunate.
The next day Frank, Ace (Slash's guitar tech) and I went to see Jack White put on an amazing show at a theater I never retained the name of. Jack was on fire. Jack is one of my favorite artists. Whenever I see him I think of how I should have done things differently in my career. I admire the fact that he had a vision and stuck to it. I certainly believe there were people who would have told him that he should do this or that but he stuck to his guns and has managed to create his own little world. I should have listened to my own instincts more and to the opinions of people 'in the know' less. I don't say this out of any dark regret. Moreso I say it out of a confirming rightness and a sense of 'it's never to late'. Life is funny that way. You never know what's coming. I'm excited about that.
Jack was amazing. Jack was inspiring. The audience knew every word. It was a disparate collection of humans there. I expected it to be the hippest of the hipsters but there was every walk of Chicagoan from Led Zeppelin t-shirt and Budweiser in hand guy to Nickelback/Bon Jovi concert attendee cougars.
Ace said it best. He said the audience looked like a group of people you might see at a train station. Just a random collection of humans. I think that says something about Jack's appeal. We had a blast. Stayed right through the 2 and a half hour show and I never tend to stay at any show that long anymore.
The next day we were back playing with our pals in Aerosmith. It is never lost on me how awesome it is to look over during our soundcheck to see Brad Whitford standing side stage watching. He's always there. He loves music. He is genuinely excited when he gets a new guitar. I love that about him. That's a true musician. We in Conspirators land are very much the same way.
The show in Chicago was awesome. We've been playing mostly outdoor sheds with Aerosmith which means we go on to pretty much daylight but that can be a lot of fun. Hey, I've never complained about any gig. I love to play, but getting to play to a crowd that size AND getting to watch Aerosmith on a nightly basis? It doesn't get much better than that! Nothing I will ever take for granted.
Last night we found ourselves in Kansas City, MO at Harrah's casino in the Voodoo Lounge which is bizarre to a Vegas resident as we are more than familiar with Harrah's there. I even played a Voodoo Lounge in the Rio every Tuesday night for a long time before becoming a Conspirator.
This was another headliner show for us so that meant the full 2 hour show. Sweeeet! The show was amazing. I was instrumental in having a 1st rate, 4th grade dropout, jag-off removed because he was a little too free with his middle finger. There he was right in the middle of the crowd. For the first song or so I'm thinking, 'Is he trying to express himself somehow? Is he handicapped and doesn't know any better? Has he had the other 3 fingers of each hand removed in some industrial accident?' Once I'm satisfied with a NO on all 3 of those questions I am left with the only option-This guy is a jag-off. I quickly nod to head of security and the guy is removed. I hope he spent $100 on scalper tickets only to be asked to leave after 3 songs. That would bring me great joy.
I completely forgot about that guy until just now. That's the lasting effect that moron had on us. The night was amazing. One of the best crowds we've played to yet.
Then it was onto the bus and off to where I sit right now writing this. Denver, Colorado.
We've been having some issues with www.toddkerns.com so you may not get to see this blog for a day or two after it's been written but I wanted to make sure I wrote one before heading back to the coast where life will inevitably be moving pretty damned fast. It's moving pretty damned fast as is. I knew before even starting the tour that it would go fast. The tour wraps in September upon which time we will begin a flurry of activity based around the World On Fire album release in both LA and New York. By the time we take any sort of break it will be October at which point I'll be planning Xmas holidays. In my head it's already that time. Time to prepare for the onslaught of 2015. It's only July and this is where my head is at. Slow down, brain.
As mentioned above I have no idea when this blog will be posted but we will get it up asap. By the time that happens it will give the illusion that the next one won't have taken too long. It's only been a week since the last one. That's pretty good by my standards.
Alright, I gotta get ready to get back on the Enterprize to take me wesssssssst!
Big love
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Stoneridge: The DOJ Finally Weighs In
Wow. The Law Blog posts on the latest amicus briefs in the Stoneridge case a mere 5 hours ago, and already the DOJ has filed its long-awaited brief. Coincidence? Well, yeah, the solicitor general's office might have been aware that today is the deadline for filing amicus briefs in the case, but we'd prefer to think we had something to do with it.
In any event, the brief we've all been waiting for is in. And the DOJ has thrown its weight behind . . . the respondents. That is, SG Paul Clement (pictured) and his gang are urging the Court to reject the "scheme liability" theory. (For background on scheme liability, click here for a spirited debate on the issue, and here, here and here for earlier Law Blog posts.)
The battle lines have indeed been drawn. The SEC itself, several former SEC officials and a host of others have thrown their weight behind the petitioners in the case. The Department of the Treasury, a different collection of former SEC officials, the National Association of Manufacturers — among other groups, and now the DOJ have sided with the respondents.
The suspense is killing us. Had we a time-machine, we'd be tempted to fly over the rest of summer and the baseball pennant races and skip right to Oct. 9, the date of oral arguments.


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Definition of jenny in English:
noun (plural jennies)
1A female donkey or ass.
Example sentences
- Both jennies have foals each year which the couple sell on to fellow donkey lovers.
- The 'boys' are pastured adjacent to the mares and jennies, and electric fencing keeps everybody back.
- The first solution to this bottleneck appeared around 1765 when James Hargreaves, a carpenter by trade, invented his cotton-spinning jenny.
2 short for spinning jenny.
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- The jenny had between six and twenty-four spindles mounted on a sliding carriage.
Early 17th century (used to denote a female mammal or bird): nickname for the given name Janet (compare with jack1).
Words that rhyme with jennyantennae, any, Benny, blenny, Dene, fenny, Kenny, Kilkenny, Lenny, many, penne, penny, Rennie
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We have an Win2003 server with Exchange 2003 which running the netbackup client.
The Server is backed up from a different netbackup server running on Windows
One job contains the backup for the Information store and the mailboxes.
The information store part completes okay but but mailbox backups fail with
error 41
A seperate backup with only 1 mailbox in it also fails with error 41.
Network connectivity looks okay as the information store backup runs fine
but I cannot even backup a 400MB mail file without it failing.
We have Netbackup 5.0 with MP5 installed.
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1Having battlements: a castellated gatehouse
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- Its walls stand five-foot thick, the building is three storeys high with small castellated towers sticking out at the tops of each corner of the building.
- The castellated gatehouse of Kepwick Hall gives an estate flavour, and there's a car park near the arts and crafts-influenced church.
- The round, castellated tower was an integral part of architect Thomas Hopper's grand design for the castle.
1.1(Of a nut or other mechanical part) having grooves or slots on its upper face.
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Late 17th century: from medieval Latin castellatus, from Latin castellum (see castle).
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Marietta School District's 11-mill tax levy renewal was approved by a vote of 3,088 to 1,073. The levy is renewed for five years to cover current operating expenses.
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A girl is wanted to stem tobacco at P. Schlicher's Cigar Factory, 110 Front St., second floor.
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This was my big "non-Civil War" find of the day.
My oldest coin to date, and my oldest silver (obviously).
It is a beautiful, thick, heavy "two bits" 1/4/ cut of a Spanish 8 Reale! It was pretty new when it was cut. Lots of detail. The edging is very clear.
It gave a perfect 83-84 VDI ... I thought I was digging a Seated Quarter.
Here are the pics ...
And check out this edge ...
This is silver coin #5 for me this year. My "youngest" so far has been an 1893-O Barber Dime. I'm actually going back in time!!
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While looking for a nice place to have breakfast in Manchester – a very nice city, which will need some more years to recover from the economical crisis from the last years – we walked through the Thomas Street and found this great place called Teacup on Thomas Street.
My high passion for Eggs Benedict were completely pleased. And not only that, also the Eggs Florentine were perfectly done. Even though the Teacup is well known for it's tea culture, the do serve excellent coffee. And everybody who has soft spot for pies and cakes is right in place here. They not only look fabulous, they also tast great.
Outdoor seating is very limited, so if you want to enjoy your breakfast in the sun, you should either bring some time, or be there early. Lovely place I will definitely visit again the next time I'll be there.


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Big-Time Player
As the games get bigger, Mike Richards gets better
Monday, 04.16.2012 / 10:57 AM PT / Features
By Doug Ward - Special to LAKings.com
Mike Richards knows all about big-time hockey. The Kings' centerman has been an Olympic gold medalist, a Memorial Cup champion and a Stanley Cup finalist. He has been a captain and a King, and wherever Richards has played, he has been an inspirational leader and a winner.
"The bigger the game," Richards said, "the more exciting it is. The more excited you are to play in those games. As the games get bigger, the excitement around it gets bigger, too. As a hockey player, that's about as good as it gets."
All of which makes the Stanley Cup playoffs the ultimate dream for an NHL player. Every spring, at rinks throughout the NHL, stakes are raised, play intensifies and every shift takes on a life-or-death feel. Sometimes – in sudden death overtime – literally.
Richards and the Kings have been treating games as must-win affairs for much of the season as they battled to be included among the eight playoff teams to come out of the Western Conference.
"As the season went on, the games ramped up and we got to the point in the season where it hit its peak," Richards said. "When you are battling for the postseason, everybody is fighting. There is a playoff atmosphere, not only in the building but on the ice, too. Everybody is fighting for a playoff spot and for position on the ice. It makes a big difference in the game."
The Kings' tight-checking, low-scoring style of play offered a season-long primer for Stanley Cup playoff hockey. Postseason games typically place a premium on goals and the Kings' brand of hockey is the style that can take a team deep into the postseason.
"It's a style we are comfortable with," Richards said, "because we have played it all year long. Those are the types of games you play in the postseason and we feel good about them. It's going to be closer and closer games as the year goes on. We are accustomed to it and that can only help."
Playoff experience comes in handy, too, and Richards has loads of it. When he arrived in Los Angeles last fall, he brought a resume that featured 63 games of postseason play (16 goals, 34 assists, 50 points). Two years ago, Richards wore the captain's "C" while leading the Philadelphia Flyers to the Stanley Cup Finals while putting up 23 points (7 goals, 16 assists) in 23 games.
Richards said the playoffs have a way of bringing out the best in him.
"That excitement that comes from playoff hockey means you have to get yourself ready for every game," Richards said. "It's just the most fun time to play the game. That excitement really gets you ready to play the game. It's confidence. It's getting on a roll at the right time."
What Richards remembers most about the Philadelphia 2010 playoff run is not his point-a-game hockey, but rather the Flyers' inability to close the deal. They lost in six games to Chicago.
"It was disappointing, obviously," he said. "It shows you how hard it is to get there and how much work you have to put into it. Not only in the regular season, but in the playoffs, too."
Richards would like another kick at the can.
"The competitive nature of the playoffs is why we play the game" he said. "It's pretty easy to get up for those games, but it's a grind and it's a battle. I think as a hockey player, you play the game for the opportunity to win the Stanley Cup, so playoff games are very exciting."
In Philly, Richards was the Flyers' captain. With the Kings, he prefers to lead by example.
"You come to the rink every day and you practice hard and work hard," Richards said. "You do everything you can to win hockey games and try to help out as much as possible with whatever needs to be done. Everyone here has a great attitude about what we need to do. There really isn't much for me to do, other than coming in, being happy to be here, and doing everything I can to help this team win."
Winning has never been a problem for Richards. During his junior career he helped Kitchener win the Memorial Cup in 2001, and he was part of Team Canada's gold medal team at the Vancouver Olympics in 2010.
"When you have been in those games and had success, you gain confidence in yourself," said Richards. "Those situations are why you play hockey. I can't stress that enough. The big games like that – and the excitement around those big games – is why you play hockey. When you have an opportunity to win a championship, not only for your team but for your country, it's pretty exciting."
Richards' recipe for success is simple: "You have to do something every night to help your team. You want to do whatever you can, whether it's playing good defense, delivering a hit, or blocking a shot. Whatever it takes to win. You put pressure on yourself to be successful and help the team."
Whether it's a regular season game, the Olympics or the Stanley Cup playoffs, when the stakes are raised, Richards usually rises right along with them.
"If there is pressure," he said, "the games get more exciting. That competitive nature of being a hockey player just naturally comes out on the ice. Whatever it is you do, you want to win. That's just the competitive nature of a hockey player."
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Meet the Mesquite bus driver who's sharing reading lessons on the road
Terri Wallis keeps spelling lists on her sun visor for quizzing elementary students, and her bus is plastered with sight words.
Terri Wallis keeps spelling lists on her sun visor for quizzing elementary students, and her bus is plastered with sight words.
The recommendation for the 11 miles between I-30 and Central Expressway includes continuous frontage roads and no elevated lanes.
Assistant City Manager Cliff Keheley, who has been with the city since 1994, will assume staff leadership duties Oct. 1.
Come to court, put $100 down, arrange a payment schedule, and the judge will set the warrant aside.
Mesquite police are looking for more victims after three come forward, but they can't charge the former principal because of the old statute of limitations.
After 43 years with the district, Linda Henrie has one more job to do: Get its largest-ever bond election passed.
It's the week's second deadly crash in the Lake Ray Hubbard area. On Monday, a Missouri father and his 2-year-old son died when their SUV was rear-ended on I-30 near Bobtown Road.
This is rivalry week for West Mesquite and Mesquite Poteet. They will settle the bragging rights on the field at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.
More than 1,000 people attended the Immersed in Ink Tattoo Arts and Horror Festival last weekend. .
Carlee Baladez will never meet the folks who saved her life.Baladez, a 14-year-old Mesquite middle school student, has undergone two heart transplants. Those who were generous enough to check the organ...
A Dallas County jury deliberated for two days before deciding Matthew Lee Johnson should die for killing Nancy Harris.
Mesquite renewed its contract as the first city outside the transit agency's service area to tie into DART, but there are worries for the service beyond September 2014.
To their owners, these little guys seem just as human as the other visitors who swing by Hill Country Miniatures in Sunnyvale. Business there is kicking, as these 250-pound, thigh-high mammals from the ranch are joining families from across North America, Europe and beyond.
Tara Moore says the century-old Italian-made violin she sold for $47,000 is worth at least $90,000.
The bodies were found Wednesday, four days after a neighbor reported hearing gunfire from the home.
Authorities said the bodies were discovered four days after a 911 call alerted police to gunshots at the address.
Sondra Scarber says she was trying to protect her 4-year-old from an older boy when that child's father beat her unconscious.
Police in Mesquite found two men and two women dead this morning at a home in what could be a triple murder and suicide. This is the second time in three days that police were called to the home in the 1400 block of Paintbrush Street in recent days.
An assault on a mother who was protecting her child last month at a Mesquite playground remains unsolved and is now being called a hate crime by Crime Stoppers.
The legislation would raise penalties for current infractions and limit to two the number of ballots a person can deliver to the mailbox for other voters.
Prosecutors offered him a 7-year prison sentence, but he rejected the plea deal and let a jury decide his punishment.
The prosecutor says he is a charming, sneaky, mesmerizing liar who also wooed other female students in his prior teaching job.
The victim testified today that she had continued a sexual relationship with Andrew Scott Lott, 34, as recently as last week and that he told her yesterday that she could stop the proceedings against him.
COCKRELL HILL: Children's Medical Center opens 13th clinicDALLAS: Lenders' lawsuit dismissedDALLAS: Man gets 28 years for assaulting womanDALLAS: Klyde Warren Park to get skating rinkDALLAS: Police say dog dispute led to killingsFARMERS BRANCH: City names Vargas new deputy fire chiefGRAND PRAIRIE: Butterfield Trail to close at Matthew RoadIRVING: Boy Scouts defer decision on gaysIRVING: Convention center hotel back on trackMESQUITE: Mesquite Golf Club to close for renovationUNIVERSITY PARK: Council to take up building permit issue
While the applicants say city rules are overly restrictive, city officials cite concerns that agricultural zoning would make it harder to develop the land in the future.
The nonprofit is one of 23 receiving funds from The Dallas Morning News Charities this year.
The Casa Claire Apartments' owner started a story time for its young residents as a way to retain tenants.
What started with a few preseason home improvements became a silver-and-blue labor of love for Miguel Andrade.
Police are asking for help identifying a woman suspected of helping four men rob two Dallas-area head shops and shoot an employee Nov. 6.
The woman survived, but her 9-year-old daughter who witnessed the attack still has nightmares.
Former Rep. Robert Miklos had his home redrawn and challenges first-term incumbent Kenneth Sheets on Tuesday.
Wilson Alexander Benitez is accused of posing as a flower delivery man and shooting a woman to get to a safe.
A girl, 9, testifies about witnessing a December attack on her mother, then running to a neighbor's house for help.
Wilson Alexander Benitez, 40, faces up to life in prison if convicted of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon in the attack on Edna Clement.
The tablets are central to transforming education at Rutherford Elementary, where 70 percent of students are classified as low income.
The GOP Senate nominee visited Mesquite on behalf of state Rep. Kenneth Sheets.
More than 400 winning jars get coveted spots behind a glass wall and are on display throughout the fair, which ends Sunday.
Meliassa Walthall, 30, was charged with retaliation for the picture of an officer who testified against her friend in a drug case.
All eastbound lanes of I-30 were closed after the 3 a.m. crash just west of LBJ, as has the westbound HOV lane and the ramp from northbound LBJ to eastbound I-30.
A cellphone used to make the recordings was returned to a witness, but a memory card is now evidence in the case, they say.
The officer is on restricted duty after discrepancies are found in accounts of the Aug. 31 death of a man with a long criminal record.
Staff Sgt. Jeremie Border was an Eagle Scout and a member of the 2001 Mesquite High championship football team.
New state legislation requires that school districts adopt a policy and any necessary procedures to address the prevention, investigation and reporting of bullying incidents.
Over the past week, over 800,000 acres in the county have been sprayed in an effort to eradicate virus-carrying mosquitos.


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I was asked by a young photographer in the early stages (less then a year) of discovering photography, "I love taking pictures but now what? What is next? A book, a show?" The young photographer continued by saying, "It is great taking pictures, that is all I want to do and talk about. But what is the next step?" I said, "That is it. There is nothing else. It is just taking pictures. Maybe in ten years you can think about making a book or having a show, but not now. There is nothing else."
The answer to her question is simple for me. "Thats all there is...the taking of the pictures." I'm saying now to anyone that aspires to be a photographer and wants to know what I think... I think it's about the photos. That is it, there is nothing more. There is only you and your photographs, its the only part you can control and the only part that matters. Everything else is superfluous!


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Prescott Outlaws ::: Information ::: 2015
Prescott Raceway located in Prescott, Arkansas.
The track is located between Camden and Prescott at the junction of highways 24 & 53.
Track Phone # 870-887-3984
Outlaw Race - Super Outlaw, Super Street 10.5, Mean Street, Jr. Dragster, 5.50, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0
First Saturday of every month starting in April 2013
Below you will find the General Rules and Super Street 10.5 for the Prescott Outlaws events in 2013. (Check Schedule Page for Dates)
General Rules
1. All classes will run on a .400 Pro Tree except 7.0 Index (.500 tree)
2. All classes will run Pro Ladder
3. Prescott Raceway uses Accutime timing equipment and software. This software prepares the ladders
4. Prescott Raceway uses AUTO START for staging
5. All round winners must weigh after each round (NO EXCEPTIONS) failure to do so will result in disqualification and re-entry of opponent. Losing racer in each round must wait at the scales until his opponent has been through tech to ensure winners creditability
6. All classes must run a Factory Produced Muffler that has not been gutted (Super Outlaw, 6.0 and 7.0 classes do not require Mufflers)
7. Fill out your driver information card completely and take to Tower.
8. All classes will get 2 (TWO) qualifying rounds (Must run each lane for qualifying)
9. If a entry fails to qualify he will be placed in the field as the slowest car to qualify. If there are more than one entries that fail to qualify they will be randomly placed at the bottom of the field
10. Classes will be called up to staging lanes, if during eliminations you are not in the staging lanes in a timely manner - cones will be placed down and you will be disqualified.
11. Any driver seen consuming Alcohol or Drugs will be Disqualified!!
12. Any unsportsmanlike like conduct by driver or crew member will result in disqualification
13. Any person(s) may ask for a Protest Tech of a single entry suspected of cheating for a fee of $200. If the suspect is found cheating, they will be disqualified from the race and the accuser will be refunded his $200. If the suspect is not found cheating, they will be given $100 to compensate for the inconvenience of the Protest Tech
14. Any car is subject to a Protest Tech at any point during the race. Protest must be presented only to tech officials no more than 10 minutes after last round of either Qualifying or Eliminations
15. Faster car in the pair gets lane choice
16. Bye-runs or Comp. Byes MUST stage and take the tree. Failure to do this will result in Disqualification
17. Courtesy Staging Appreciated
18. This Organization is set on having fun while maintaining order in doing so. This will apply to anyone in the entire organization, racer or not. If you are attending a race, please treat the entire event staff with common courtesy. We hope to achieve extreme professionalism at all our races and we would like for all our racers and spectators to do the same
At Street Shootout Races for ALL HEADS-UP CLASSES the super start option on the tree will be TURNED OFF. The Auto Start function will remain on as in the past. What this means, is if you intentionally or unintentionally turn off the Pre-stage bulb you will NOT get a deep stage foul. Technically you could deep stage if you choose to, but be aware that once the Pre-stage lights are on in both lanes, there is minimal amount of time before the tree is activated. If you decide to deep stage – PLEASE DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK. Any car that is required to weigh after a winning round of eliminations will weigh or face disqualification.
19. Safety equipment maintained and in proper working order
20. All 4 tires in good shape
21. Race car should be well maintained
22. Nothing should be hanging or flopping around on a Race Car that potentially could come off and hit someone.
23. Brakes should be in good working order
24. Neutral Safety switches
25. Working tail lights or light visible from the rear for night
26. Hoods securely fastened
27. No leaking or dripping of any fluids tolerated
28. Roll bar mandatory on any race car faster than 8.0 in 1/8 mile
29. Roll Cage mandatory on any race car faster than 5.0 in 1/8 mile.
30. No Antifreeze allowed
31. All door cars must have front and rear brakes
32. Removable doors should be safety pinned
33. Drivers should wear appropriate protective equipment and clothing
1. Car must have working Doors
2. All Run field
1. No weight limit
2. Power adder vehicles tire - 10.5 slicks (no w's) or any 275 drag radial - no wheelie bars
3. N/A Vehicles Max tire size 29.5x10.5 or any 315 drag radial - no wheelie bars
4. Qualifying you can run all out but in Eliminations if you go faster than 5.29 you are OUT!
5. Any Rear Suspension allowed (this means back half cars as well)
6. Front Suspension – After Market Bolt-on Stock Type Suspension allowed, but must remain in Stock Location.
7. Stock Front Frame Rails from Firewall forward past the Front Suspension required.
8. Stock Floor Board must remain from Firewall to rear of Drivers Seat.
9. Firewall must remain in Stock Location.
10. Cars requiring access to the Transmission may only have minimum alterations to the Transmission Tunnel.
11. Glass or Lexan Windshield, Passenger Side Windows and Rear Window Required. Lexan allowed
12. Cars must have stock appearing Head Lights and working Tail Lights.
13. Weighing: Qualifying- All Must Weigh. Eliminations – Winning Car Must Weigh.
14. Body (Fenders & Roof) Must Be OEM (Exception- Hood, Doors, Deck Lid and Nose Piece may be aftermarket)
15. Car must be driven back to Scale area, no pick up vehicles unless car is broken and if moving on to next round must be ok'd by tech personnel and possibly a track tech person present during pick up
16. Mufflers required for all vehicles except vehicles with Turbo. Exhaust must be directed toward rear of vehicle, (Exhaust in front of front tire accepted with turn-up "Bullhorns" )
17. No Delay Boxes or Throttle Stops
1) Throttle Stops and Trans. Brakes allowed in 7.0 and Quicker Indexes. NO Throttle Stops or Trans. Brakes allowed in 8.0 Index.
2) All classes will run on a .400 Pro Tree. Except 7.0 Index and Slower Indexes will be .500 Pro Tree
3) Buy Backs available in 1st or 2nd Rd, can only buy back 1 time in a race.
4) Bye Runs- Bye Runs are Kept until you "Use or Lose it".
a) 1st rd. Bye determined by racer closest to the index without going under in qualifying.
b) After the 1st rd. Byes are based on Best Reaction time from the previous round.
5) Only 1 bye per racer during race, racer can not receive more than 1 bye rd per race.
6) Left side Steer Vehicles ONLY. No Exceptions.
7) Opponent and Lane Choice will be decided by the drawing of cards.