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Definition of trap shooting in English:
trap shooting
noun[mass noun]
The sport of shooting at clay pigeons released from a spring trap.
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- The down-the line events are more or less conventional trap shooting with the clays being released away from the shooter.
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- The most accomplished female double trap shooter in the world, Kim is a favorite to win the gold medal in Athens and is the U.S. only woman competitor in the event.
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For me it was one name. Played by many men over the years, but it always comes back to just one name.
Sherlock Holmes
I recall reading the Doyle stories as a kid. I read every one of them back to back. And when I was done I wanted more. And I found non-canon stories based upon Doyle's work, but I went through that even faster.
What was I to do? Well that was when I found Basil Rathbone, who is still to this day the epitome of Holmes, with all his strengths and weaknesses.
Holmes, who's quick intellect, eye for detail, and vast knowledge make him one of the ideals of critical thinking and skepticism.
The second of Universal's "modernized" Sherlock Holmes films pits the Great Detective (Basil Rathbone, of course) against that "Napoleon of Crime," Professor Moriarty (Lionel Atwill). Surpassing his previous skullduggery, Moriarty has now aligned himself with the Nazis and has dedicated himself to stealing a top-secret bomb sight developed by expatriate European scientist Dr. Franz Tobel (William Post Jr.). Before being kidnapped by Moriarty's minions, Tobel was enterprising enough to disassemble his invention and distribute its components among several other patriotic scientists. Racing against the clock, Holmes and Dr. Watson (Nigel Bruce) try to stem the murders of Tobel's colleagues and prevent Moriarty from getting his mitts on the precious secret weapon. The now-famous climax finds Holmes playing for time by allowing Moriarty to drain all the blood from his body, drop by drop ("The needle to the last, eh Holmes?" gloats the villain). Dennis Hoey makes his first appearance as the dull-witted, conclusion-jumping Inspector Lestrade. Constructed more like a serial than a feature film, Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon (based loosely on Conan Doyle's The Dancing Men) is one of the fastest-moving entries in the series; it is also one of the most readily accessible, having lapsed into public domain in 1969.


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Every day from now to Thanksgiving, we'll share something for the holiday table.
My mother-in-law has made her wonderful potato casserole for years and keeps its recipe secret. The best part is she brought it to my house all baked and just needing to be warmed up.
When I saw this recipe in the archives from a reader back in 1987, I immediately knew it would come close. I will skip the nutmeg knowing that is not in the family recipe.
Special Occasion Potatoes
9 large baking potatoes
1 stick ( 1/2 cup) unsalted butter, room temperature
12 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
3/4 cup sour cream
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
Salt, pepper
Place peeled, diced potatoes in large saucepan with water to cover. Simmer until tender. Drain.
Place bowl. Cut butter and cheese into small pieces and add to potatoes. Mash until light and fluffy. �Mix in sour cream, with nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste.
Can be prepared in advance. When ready to serve, place in buttered casserole at 300 degrees for 20 minutes.
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U.S. Route 127
|Route information
|Auxiliary route of US 27
|758 mi[1] (1,220 km)
|1926 – present
|Major junctions
|South end:
|US 27 at Chattanooga, TN
I‑40 at Crossville, TN
|North end:
|I‑75 near Grayling, MI
|Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan
|Highway system
U.S. Route 127 (US 127) is a 758-mile-long (1,220 km) north–south U.S. Highway in the eastern half of the United States. The southern terminus of the route is at US 27 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The northern terminus is at Interstate 75 (I-75) near Grayling, Michigan. Since 1987, it has been the core of the annual World's Longest Yard Sale, also known as the Highway 127 Corridor Sale (127 Yard Sale), which now stretches 690 miles (1,110 km) from Addison, Michigan, to Gadsden, Alabama. The sale, held every August, was created to demonstrate that the older U.S. Highway System has something to offer that the Interstate Highway System does not.[2]
In Michigan, US 127 tripled in length in 2002 at the expense of its parent, US 27.
Route description[edit]
In Tennessee, US 127 traverses rural areas of the Cumberland Plateau in eastern Middle Tennessee and western East Tennessee, passing southward through the cities of Jamestown and Crossville, then follows the Sequatchie Valley, passing through the cities of Pikeville and Dunlap. Near Dunlap the route turns southeastward to cross Walden Ridge, passing Signal Mountain and ending at its junction with US 27 in the northern Chattanooga suburb of Red Bank. Before receiving a federal designation, the road was Tennessee State Highway 28 to Dunlap; that route still runs from Dunlap to I-24 at Jasper. Extension of Tenn. 111 as a four-lane highway across Walden Ridge east of Dunlap has taken most interstate traffic off 127 from Dunlap to Chattanooga.
In Kentucky, US 127 is cosigned with US 42 through Cincinnati's Northern Kentucky suburbs until 5 miles (8 km) east of Warsaw, then passes south through Owenton. This was the road driven by Buddy Rich when he wrote "Blue Grass makes me Blue" in 1947.[3] At the state capital of Frankfort, it becomes a four-lane highway, then skirts Lawrenceburg, Harrodsburg, and Danville. It enters the hilly Knobs Region at Junction City, where it becomes a two-lane route, and continues through Hustonville, crossing the drainage divide between the Kentucky and Green river watersheds and roughly following the scenic upper Green River valley through Casey County, crossing the river at Liberty. South of Dunnville it climbs onto the Eastern Pennyroyal Plateau and cuts through Russell Springs and Jamestown. It crosses Wolf Creek Dam, which creates Lake Cumberland. It runs very briefly with KY 90 north of Albany and crosses into Tennessee at Static. In 2009 construction began on a new route, in phases, through Clinton County. Until as late as 1958, US 127 was known as KY 35 and TN 28. It gained a federal number in conjunction with improvements to the road in Casey County (widening and straightening, although not to today's standards) and Albany (curb, gutter and sidewalks). A remnant of KY 35 remains south of Warsaw. Much of the route was improved to modern standards during and after the 1987–91 administration of Gov. Wallace Wilkinson, a native of Liberty.
US 127 serves several cities and rural communities along the extreme western edge of Ohio, including Bryan, Paulding, Van Wert, Celina, Greenville, Eaton, Somerville, Seven Mile, New Miami, and Cincinnati. In Cincinnati, it shares a short concurrency with its parent route, US 27, along with US 42. From there, it heads north through Fairfield and Hamilton. The highway is a four-lane, divided by-pass around Greenville. US 127 crosses the Ohio Turnpike near West Unity, but does not intersect with it. It also joins with US 36 for about 5 miles (8 km). The last city that US 127 goes through before reaching Michigan is Bryan. The last city US 127 goes through before entering Kentucky is Cincinnati.
Except for Defiance County, US 127 passes through (or formerly passed through, in the case of Greenville) the county seats of all nine counties in Ohio (which are all nine counties of Ohio that share a border with Indiana) it traverses.
In total, US 127 traverses 194.2 miles across Ohio.
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In Michigan, US 127 runs from the Ohio border south of Hudson north to the junction with I-75, 4 miles (6.4 km) south of Grayling, a distance of 214.12 miles (344.59 km).[4]
The highway is the primary route connecting Lansing and central Michigan to Northern Michigan and the Mackinac Bridge; it serves the cities of Jackson, Lansing, and Clare. From the south side of Jackson northerly, it is mostly a four-lane freeway, with the notable exception of a 16-mile (26 km) stretch from north of St. Johns to just south of Ithaca, where access to the road is not limited and speeds were initially restricted to 55 miles per hour (89 km/h),[4] but are now, as of April 5, 2010, only limited to 65 miles per hour (105 km/h).[5]
Prior to 2002, US 127 ran from I-69 north of East Lansing southerly to the Ohio border near Hudson, a total of 83 miles (134 km). From the Ohio border until Jackson, the highway follows the course (with minor deviations) of the Michigan Meridian used to survey Michigan in the early 19th century. That stretch is generally named Meridian Road.
A proposed I-73 would incorporate US 127 between Jackson and Grayling.[6]
Southern terminus[edit]
US 127 originally terminated at Toledo when it was commissioned in 1926. At that time, the southern portion ran from Somerset to Toledo along the route of present-day U.S. Route 223. In 1930 the southern terminus moved to Cincinnati, and in 1958 it was extended to its present southern terminus at Chattanooga.[7]
Northern terminus[edit]
The northern terminus of US 127 was in or near Lansing, Michigan, from its inception in 1926 to 2002. In 2002, the terminus was moved to an intersection with I-75 south of Grayling in Crawford County, Michigan, replacing all of US 27 north of Lansing.[8]
Major intersections[edit]
- Tennessee
- US 27 in Chattanooga
- US 70 in Crossville
- US 70N in Crossville
- I‑40 in Crossville
- Kentucky
- Future I‑66 in Russell Springs
- US 150 in Danville. The highways travel concurrently through Danville.
- US 68 northeast of Harrodsburg
- US 62 in Lawrenceburg
- I‑64 in Frankfort
- US 60 in Frankfort
- US 421 in Frankfort. The highways travel concurrently through Frankfort.
- I‑71 in Glencoe
- US 42 north-northeast of Glencoe. The highways travel concurrently to .
- I‑71 / I‑75 in Florence
- US 25 in Florence. The highways travel concurrently to the Ohio state line.
- I‑275 in Crestview Hills
- I‑71 / I‑75 in Fort Mitchell
- I‑71 / I‑75 in Covington
- Ohio
- US 27 / US 52 in Cincinnati. The highways travel concurrently through Cincinnati.
- I‑75 / US 50 in Cincinnati
- I‑75 / US 50 in Cincinnati
- US 22 in Cincinnati
- I‑74 in Cincinnati
- I‑75 in Cincinnati
- I‑275 on the Pleasant Run–Mount Healthy Heights–Forest Park line.
- US 35 in Eaton
- I‑70 exit 10 Eaton, OH (4 miles south)
- US 40 west of Lewisburg
- US 36 west-northwest of Jaysville. The highways travel concurrently to Greenville.
- US 33 southeast of Rockford
- US 30 / US 224 in Van Wert. US 127/US 224 travels concurrently to north-northeast of Van Wert.
- US 24 east of Cecil
- US 6 south of Bryan
- US 20 east of Alvordton. The highways travel concurrently to west of Fayette.
- Michigan
- US 223 southeast of Somerset
- US 12 east of Somerset
- I‑94 northeast of Jackson. The highways travel concurrently to north-northwest of Jackson.
- I‑96 / I‑496 at Michigan State University south-southeast of Lansing. I-496/US 127 travels concurrently to East Lansing.
- I‑69 north-northwest of East Lansing
- US 10 in Clare. The highways travel concurrently to north-northwest of Clare.
- I‑75 south of Grayling
See also[edit]
- ^ Droz, Robert V. (April 6, 2006). "Termini and Lengths in Miles". U.S. Highways: From US 1 to (US 830). Self-published. Retrieved November 15, 2006.[unreliable source?]
- ^ Burk, Tonja (August 2, 2010). "Update: Vendors open shop early for World's Longest Yard Sale". Knoxville, TN: WBIR-TV. Retrieved August 2, 2010.
- ^ General Highway Map: Owen County, Kentucky (Map). 1:125,000. Kentucky Department of Highways. 1948. Retrieved June 26, 2012.
- ^ a b Bessert, Christopher J. (January 1, 2008). "Highways 120 through 139". Michigan Highways. Self-published. Retrieved May 24, 2008.[unreliable source?]
- ^ Edmonds, Jamie (May 30, 2010). "MDOT To Increase Speed Limit on US 127". Lansing, MI: WILX-TV. Retrieved May 27, 2010.
- ^ Office of Planning, Environment, & Realty (June 18, 2012). "High Priority Corridors". National Highway System. Federal Highway Administration. Retrieved June 26, 2012.
- ^ Sanderson, Dale (November 14, 2009). "End of US Highway 127". US Ends.com. Self-published. Retrieved June 26, 2012.[unreliable source?]
- ^ Garnell, Dan (November 3, 2003). "US 127 Ends". Michigan Highway Ends. Self-published. Retrieved May 26, 2008.[unreliable source?]
External links[edit]
- 127 Corridor Sale website
- 127 Yard Sale website - Find vendors and rental space providors, create listings, interactive route map, discussion forums
- Endpoints of US highways
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Norcross: Memorable NFL Thanksgivings
The turkey, dressing, green-bean casserole and cranberry sauce are hermetically sealed in the fridge, still being consumed from your Thanksgiving Day feast.
In leftover tradition, Cheap Seats looks back and provides memorable NFL moments from Thanksgivings past.
Leon Lett's white-out
There's Norv Turner, butchered-clock-management dumb. There's retaliatory, punch-a-guy-in-the-mug, draw-a-15-yard-penalty dumb.
But the essence of stupidity ("he Letted that one") was delivered by a certain Dallas Cowboy.
On a beautiful, snow-blanketed tableau at old Cowboys Stadium, the 'Boys led Miami 14-13 with 15 seconds to play. The Dolphins line up for a 41-yard field goal, and it's blocked.
With the ball gyrating on one end like a top, Dallas' Thomas Everett waves teammates away. "Peter, Peter, Peter!" Cowboys cry, the team's signal to get the hell away from the ball.
"You can see the ball spinning around on the white snow," recalled Emmitt Smith in an nfl.com video. "And all of a sudden you see one white jersey, with a star on it, come running out of nowhere."
In comes Lett. He slips, then slides toward the ball and kicks it. Dolphins recover, boot a chippie field goal on the next play and win.
"Le-on Lett!" screams a Cowboys radio announcer. "Oh my goodness."
Bettis' baffling coin flip
Steelers-Lions tied 16-16 at end of regulation in 1998.
"Call it please in the air," referee Phil Luckett says to the Steelers for the coin toss.
A video catches Jerome Bettis calling, "tails."
"Heads is the call," says Luckett.
"I said tails," replied Bettis.
Luckett: "He said heads."
Bettis gives it the, "What the heck?" palms up gesture. Lions get ball, kick game-winning field goal on first possession.
Later, an enhanced recording catches Bettis calling, "hea-tails." Long-term impact: teams must now call toss before referee flips coin in the air. No word if poor enunciation cost Bettis his NBC retirement gig.
A boy named Suh
Some players leave their stamp on the game. Ndamukong Suh leaves his stomp. On Turkey Day last year, Suh temporarily lost all brain cells and mashed his Size 17 EEEE (estimated) right foot onto Green Bay lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith's forearm.
In one of the most blatant lies ever told, Suh after the game said he was trying to regain his balance. Later, realizing he must be contrite to keep the suspension down, Suh said, "My reaction on Thursday was unacceptable."
He was suspended two games. Then came Thursday's "did he or didn't he?" accidentally kick Matt Schaub in the manhood.
What's not debatable is this: in a Sporting News poll of 103 players from 27 teams this year, Suh was voted the league's dirtiest player.
The one, the only Barry Sanders
See Barry take handoff. See Barry run. See Barry plant, cut back, burst, hop, hesitate, spin, slither, shake, shimmy, shift. See Barry dip, dazzle, drag defenders. See Barry turn the corner and be gone.
See Barry cross the end zone and hand the ball to the referee. Yeah, he's been there before.
How do you describe Barry Sanders to someone who has never witnessed, arguably, the greatest running back in football history. You don't. You point to the video.
In 1991, the Lions defeated the Vikings 34-14 and Sanders gained 220 yards on 23 carries and scored four TDs. It was the only four-TD game of his career.
'Juice' flows
Before escaping in the white Ford Bronco, being accused of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ronald Goodman, before the acquittal and before Simpson was found guilty of armed robbery and kidnapping in Las Vegas, Orenthal James Simpson was a bad actor and one helluva football player.
He was the first back to rush for 2,000 yards in a season and the only one to do so in a 14-game season.
In 1973, "The Juice" rushed for a then NFL-record 273 yards against Detroit.
Longley's 15 minutes
In 1974, the Cowboys are getting their behinds kicked by the Redskins, 16-3. Roger Staubach gets knocked out of the game and in trots Clint Longley.
He was a rookie out of tiny Abilene Christian and had yet to play a down. Longley proceeded to lead the Cowboys to a stunning 24-23 victory, throwing for 203 yards and two touchdowns.
The capper: with 35 seconds to play, Longley arches a long Hail Mary downfield. Drew Pearson pulls the ball in at the four and trots into the end zone for the touchdown.
Said Cowboys guard Blaine Nye of Longley stepping off the bench and into stardom, "It was the triumph of an uncluttered mind."


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Just a few things you probably don't know about me……..
I always try to be nice to people. I strive to be kind-hearted, and treat people the way I want to be treated. Anytime I'm around people, I always try to smile & look approachable. If I see an elderly person or a mother with kids struggling to get their groceries in the car, I always try to help. I try to remain polite & respectful to anyone I'm around. It just seems like the nicer you are, that feeling radiates, and people you're around start to act the same. I love doing random acts of kindness. It makes me feel so much better inside. This year, I plan to do so much more in my community. I've wanted to feed the homeless for years, but never followed through with my plans. Giving back doesn't necessarily mean giving money. Time is so much more valuable. Whether that means mentoring a troubled teenager or spending time at nursing homes with people whose family doesn't visit them. I feel that I've been blessed so much that there is no excuse not to give back & pay it forward.


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A shooting at a Connecticut elementary school this morning has left at least 20 people dead, according to news reports. At least half - if not more - of the victims are children. Reports said that a man with two guns opened fire in a kindergarten classroom this morning. Details about the shooter and the victims are still being clarified.
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Al Avila's main goal this offseason was to find some help for a beleaguered bullpen, that quite honestly, resembled a shooting gallery last season. Francisco Rodriquez got all of the press, (that happens when you are the all time active saves leader) but Justin Wilson and Mark Lowe have been as good as advertised.
The Tigers pen last season posted a bloated ERA of 4.38 last season. Only the Oakland Athletics had a scarier number. This year, albeit through only 11 games, that number has shrunk to 3.06. Why? Mainly because of Justin Wilson and Mark Lowe.
When the Tigers faced the Yankees last season, they trotted Wilson to of the back end of their bullpen and he opened some eyes. Namely mine. "Wow, I wish we had this guy," I thought to myself. A lefty who can throw 97 MPH. Dreams do come true I suppose, because Avila traded for Wilson this winter. Bingo, the 7th inning is taken care of.
Mark Lowe joined the Tigers as a free agent just one day earlier to pitch the 8th and presto, the Tigers had completed a bullpen facelift that would make Joan Rivers proud.
The return of Alex Wilson, who threw an inning and a third of scoreless baseball in Houston on Sunday, and Drew Verhagen's continued progress has given the Tigers a formidable bullpen. With Blaine Hardy's return expected soon, Brad Ausmus will feel like a kid in a candy store.
Nothing will turn your hair gray quicker than a leaky bullpen, but this season, the Tigers seem to have gotten it right.


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STANWOOD — Marissa Rahtert scored twice and Erin Frye had one goal and an assist to help lead Arlington to a victory over Stanwood in a Wesco 3A/4A crossover game.
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Goals— Olivia Larson (A), Erin Frye (A), Jordan Adell (A), Allison Enell (A), Marissa Rathert (A) 2, Ashley Hughes (S), Lauren Allison (S) 2. Assists—Frye (A). Goalkeepers—Arlington: Katyln McDonald. Stanwood: Karri Skagrun. Records—Arlington 2-1-1 overall. Stanwood 2-1.


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So yesterday, we bought a tent trailer. This came after weeks of being Craig's List newbies and doing a piss-poor job of getting in touch with people, going out to see trailers that sucked, and not being able to get enough money on a Sunday to actually buy something. Honestly, I think one of the reasons we finally pulled the trigger was because we just couldn't take it anymore.
I've had mixed feelings about the trailer. Part of me would rather just spend the summer on a beach somewhere (but then, what sane person wouldn't). Unfortunately, that's not possible, so getting the trailer seemed like a reasonable choice. We want to do more camping, and neither my husband, Tenzin, nor I seem to be able to tolerate sleeping on the ground.
Anyway, we bought it yesterday, right before Tenzin had to work, and so the kids, Jasper (the dog), and I ended up having to hook it up and pull it home. This was problematic for two reasons: 1) I've never pulled anything in my entire life, and 2) the plug to hook up the lights on the trailer was incompatible, which meant no brake lights or blinkers.
So we white-knuckled it down to U-Haul to get a new connector cable, only to discover that the Honda people hadn't hooked up our hitch correctly, so there was no juice flowing from the connection in the first place. And because it was Sunday, of course the Honda people weren't around…
So we white-knuckled it home, opting to take surface streets instead of the freeway. We figured even though there were a ton more stops, at least the other cars wouldn't be going 70 when they ran into us.
Incidentally, every once in a while, I get a glimpse into how much the kids "handle" me. Apparently Jasper jumped out of the car (because I left the door open) at U-Haul, and Elfie had to chase him all over the parking lot. But what I didn't find out until Tenzin got home was that Newt opted to stay with the car because "I knew that if Mom came back to the car and found all of us gone, she would've been all, 'Oh my god! Where is everybody!' (puts up hands in mock hysteria). So I figured one of us should stay where she could find us."
They also made jokes the entire way home about how "nothing could possibly go wrong now…" (the characters say this all the time in the Captain Underpants books). And then they broke into "Could be worse. Could be raining," from Young Frankenstein. I've taught them well.
Anyway, we made it home alive. And then the stupid part of my brain kicked in. We decided to open the thing up so we could clean it. This would've been fine if:
- I knew how to unhook a trailer and didn't end up lifting the back end of the car up because I thought the little ball had been released and was just being difficult.
- Tent trailers were indeed "easy" to set up the way everyone says. Yeah. Tell that to the weak-ass lady and two kids while she's trying to yank the beds out.
- Tent trailers were indeed "simple." And didn't have a bunch of funky little parts that have to be in just the right place and make you feel like you're doing a roadblock on the Amazing Race.
- I knew anything about stabilizers. At least now we all know how Lucille Ball felt in The Long, Long Trailer.
Once we'd figured out how to keep it from rolling down the street and killing us, we cleaned that thing from top to bottom. I'm not gonna lie. I wanted to hire someone to do it. But this kind of goes with the whole philosophy of buying an old (1998) trailer that's not perfect. Every once in a while, we attempt to do things that will hopefully keep the kids from turning into complete ass hats. And cleaning the trailer ourselves seemed like that should be one of them. So…
Anyway, talk to me tomorrow and ask me if it would've been worth the 200 bucks and the possibly spoiled brat children. I'm too tired and sore to even discuss it today.


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Drolet, GG, Middleton, EM, Huemmrich, KF, Hall, FG, Amiro, BD, Barr, AG, Black, TA, McCaughey, JH, Margolis, HA (2008). Regional mapping of gross light-use efficiency using MODIS spectral indices. REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT, 112(6), 3064-3078.
AbstractDirect estimation of photosynthetic light-use efficiency (WE) from space would be of significant benefit to LUE-based models which use inputs from remote sensing to estimate terrestrial productivity. The Photochemical Reflectance Index (PRI) has shown promise in tracking LUE at the leaf- to small canopy levels, but its use at regional to global scales still remains a challenge. In this study, we used different formulations of PRI calculated from the MODIS ocean band centered at 531 nm and a set of alternative reference bands at 488, 551, and 678 nm to explore the relationship between PRI and LUE where WE was measured at eight eddy covariance flux towers located in the boreal forest of Saskatchewan, Canada. The magnitude and variability of WE was significantly lower at the times when useful MODIS ocean band images were available (i.e. around midday under clear-sky conditions) relative to the rest of the growing season. PR1678 (reference band at 678 nm) showed the strongest relationship (r(2)=0.70) with LUE90a (i.e. 90-minute mean WE calculated using Absorbed Photosynthetically Active Radiation, APAR), but only when all sites were combined. Overall, the relationships between the MODIS PRIs and LUE90a were always stronger for observations closer to the backscatter direction and there were no significant differences in the strength of the correlations whether LUE was calculated based on incident PAR or on APAR. Predictions of ecosystem photosynthesis at the time of the MODIS overpasses were significantly improved by multiplying either PAR or APAR by MODIS PRI (r(2) improved from 0.09 to 0.44 and 0.54 depending on the PRI formulation). We used our PRI-LUE model to create a regional LUE90a map for the three cover types covering 47,500 km(2) around the flux sites. The MODIS PRI-derived LUE90a map appeared to capture more realistic spatial heterogeneity of LUE across the landscape compared to a daily WE map derived using the look-up table in the MODIS GPP (MOD17) algorithm. While our LUE map is only a snapshot of minimum regional LUE90a values, with appropriate gap-filling methods it could be used to improve regional-scale monitoring of GPR Moreover, the strong relationship between midday and daily WE on clear days (r(2)=0.93) indicates that instantaneous MODIS observations of LUE90a could be used to estimate daily WE. Finally, pixel shadow fraction from the 5-Scale geometric-optical model was closely related to both MODIS PRI and tower-derived LUE suggesting that differences in stand leaf area and in diffuse illumination among flux sites play a role in the relationship we observed between LUE and MODIS PRI. (C) 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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As Washington stares at rising national debt and projected deficits for years to come, many states are faced with the opposite problem: whether to spend their budget surpluses and, if so, on what.
At least a dozen states ended fiscal 2011 with surpluses. Indiana reported one of the largest, with an extra $1.2 billion in its accounts. Gov. Mitch Daniels, a Republican, on Friday authorized bonus payments of up to $1,000 for state employees. An employee who "meets expectations" will get $500, those who "exceed expectations" will receive $750 and "outstanding workers" will see an extra $1,000 in their August paychecks.
"No state anywhere comes close to Indiana's record of spending tax dollars carefully, with total savings over the last six years in the billions. Your spending efficiency has enabled us to stay in the black even as revenues plummeted," said Mr. Daniels, who recently flirted with a run for the White House but ultimately stayed out of the race.
While Indiana decided to reward its employees, other states are redirecting surplus funds into cash-strapped areas such as education. Idaho ended the year with an $85 million surplus, the majority of which will be funneled to public schools and colleges, Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter, a Republican, said in a statement last week.
Other states are bulking up their savings accounts. Maine finished the year with a surplus of nearly $50 million. About half will go to the state's reserve, the Bangor Daily News reported. Iowa closed its books with $480 million left over, on top of an already healthy "rainy day fund."
Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, on Sunday touted the fact that since taking office in January, he has helped the Buckeye State turn its deficit into a surplus.
"In my state, where we faced an $8 billion deficit, we wiped it out. We eliminated it," he said on "Meet the Press."
"We've been able to cut taxes, improve [and] reform government. And you know why? We looked [the fiscal problems] square in the eye. … That is what they're not doing here in D.C. right now."
Arkansas, South Carolina and other states also ended their fiscal terms firmly in the black. During the depths of the recession a few years ago, states emptied reserve accounts or raised taxes to make ends meet. Unlike Washington, nearly all states are required by law to balance their budgets each year. Only Vermont lacks such a requirement, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
The biggest drivers of surpluses are higher-than-expected tax collections. Thirteen states have reported revenue higher than anticipated, according to the National Association of State Budget Officers. Only two states reported less tax revenue than expected, and another 31 states were on target. Four states have not finished the 2011 budget cycle.
Last year, 46 states reported revenue at lower-than-expected rates, and the tax turnaround is, to some, an indication that the economy has begun to turn around.
"But the thing we're stressing is … they're still not back to the levels they were before the recession," said Brian Sigritz, director of state fiscal studies at the budget officers association.
Spending reductions also played a big role. Many states made major cuts to education and other parts of their budgets. Even with better-than-expected tax revenue, those cuts were still necessary, partly because federal stimulus dollars, which propped up many state budgets over the past two years, have been fully expended.
Despite ending the fiscal year on a high note, governors are aware of how quickly the rosy financial picture can change. They are cautioning taxpayers and lawmakers that a little extra cash doesn't mean the state should embark on a spending spree.
"I'm grateful for the revenue growth. But I still think that we're a long way from out of the woods," Mr. Otter of Idaho said in his statement "You need to remember that this is about half a billion dollars less than we had in my first year as governor. So we're going to keep working hard."
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What is Dot Gain?
"Dot gain" refers to the apparent growth in dot percentage that occurs from when a dot is measured on film (or in the application file) to when it is measured on the printed sheet with a densitometer. Dot gain is created by the pressure between the plate and blanket, which causes the ink film covering the dots on plate to spread outward. The term tone value increase (TVI) also refers to the same phenomenon. In reality, TVI is the more appropriate term of the two, because not all modern printing technologies (for example, some inkjets or proofers) actually use dots. In addition, the term TVI puts more emphasis on the aspect of this process that we are most concerned with – the change in tone from original to reproduction.
What Causes Dot Gain/TVI?
There are actually two primary components of dot gain. The first component, which we have already touched on, is mechanical dot gain. It is caused by the application of pressure to an ink film during printing. The second component is what is known as optical dot gain. Optical dot gain occurs when light is trapped by the substrate and scattered around the perimeter of the dot. It can be thought of as the shadow of the dot within the substrate.
How is Dot Gain Calculated?
The optical component of dot gain makes it difficult to directly measure. As a result, the method most commonly used to calculate dot gain requires density readings of a solid patch of ink and and a corresponding tone patch. One of the many formulas created to calculate dot gain can then be used to determine the change in total area of the dot. Due to the complexity of measuring optical dot gain, there is no universally accepted formula for calculating total dot gain. The one most commonly used, and which is built into most densitometers, is the Murray-Davies formula. The values obtained by these calculations can be compared against the target values in your own in-house specifications or against a published set of standard values such as GRACoL. Keep in mind that some standards will specify allowable tolerances for the midtones only, as this is where dot gain is greatest.
Some form of dot gain is inherent in any printing process, and as such it should not necessarily be seen as positive or negative. We can, however, use dot gain as a process control metric by comparing expected dot gain values with the actual results we achieve on-press. For example, if we have a 50% tone, and expect a total dot gain of 24% during printing, then a measurement of the corresponding tone patch on our press sheet should have a value of 74%. If our reading yields a value significantly different than this expected size of 74%, then our processes should be examined to determine the cause for failure.
In terms of colour balance, controlling the consistency and balance of dot gain for each ink colour is more important than its actual value. If any colour produces a significantly different dot gain value than its counterparts, severe colour shifts will occur. As a rule then, dot gain values should vary as little as possible between colours. Understanding this will help you ensure efficient, repeatable, and high quality results.


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The best theatre in Sydney
Here's what Time Out Sydney reviewers are loving right now.
The best musical theatre in Sydney
Sydney loves a triple threat; here's our edit of the shows setting our stages alight right now.
The best opera in Sydney
From blockbuster, populist shows in stunning surrounds, to small and independent productions – an operatic experience is within your grasp.
Cheap theatre tickets in Sydney
A dose of culture doesn't have to bust your budget when you know the hacks and tricks to accessing cheap theatre ticket deals around Sydney.
Upcoming Sydney theatre productions
Fawlty Towers Live
Original Python John Cleese is bringing one of his most beloved works, the 1980s TV sitcom Fawlty Towers, to the stage – 41 years after it premiered on the BBC. Written by and co-starring Cleese and his then-wife actress Connie Booth, the series pitched its tent in the world's worst hotel, run by the world's rudest hotelier and his incompetent staff. Cleese's character Basil Fawlty and his establishment were inspired by a hotel that Monty Python's members stayed in while filming in the British riviera town of Torquay during the early 1970s. It's not so strange that Cleese would bring Fawlty Towers to stage – in fact popular improv-style dinner-theatre versions of it already exist around the world. But it is perhaps unusual that he's chosen to premiere the show in Sydney. The production, which is currently being cast by Cleese, is produced by Michael Coppel, Phil McIntyre and Louise Withers, and will spearhead a national tour through Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane. Tickets for Fawlty Towers Live go on sale Feb 19 from 9am.
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Sydney Opera House
This Australian icon sits on Bennelong Point and is Sydney's premiere venue for classical and contemporary music, opera, theatre and dance. As peaceful as it looks now, the House had a controversial beginning: while it was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, by the time the building was completed in 1973 its architect had been fired. Many have pondered the building's design over the years, comparing it variously to shells, waves and even a family of swans. Utzon never revealed his vision, only that it involved spheres. The Opera House offers different tours that allow you to get intimate with the building, including some hosted in different languages and full 'experience' packages. If you don't feel like shelling out, it's still free to sit on the steps for a quick lunch and walk by the water and gaze in marvel at those 1,056,000 pearly, self-cleaning Swedish tiles. Where to eat and drink near Sydney Opera House For the ultimate Opera House dining experience, book a pre-theatre dinner at Bennelong, or just pop in for a drink and a snack at the raw and cultured bar. Check out the Opera Kitchen, a harbourfront dining area that features a host of Sydney food identities including John Susman. Meander around to Bulletin Place for cocktails. Later in the evening kick the glamour up a notch at Hemmesphere and enjoy matched cigars and more cocktails into the morning. Backstage tour With access into areas normally reserved for stars and their minders, this tour will have y
Sydney Theatre Company
It's Andrew's final season, so one might expect him to throw caution to the winds and get some wish-list i tems out of the way. Overall it's a rather demure season as far as Big Names, with the exception of Rose Byrne, who will be fronting Andrew's production of David Mamet'sSpeed-the-Plow. But there's plenty of top shelf local thesp talent – like Robyn Nevin, Sarah Peirse and Helen Thomson; and there are actors made popular on screen returning to the STC stage – including Lisa McCune, Ryan Corr, John Howard and Lachy Hulme. But there's no William Hurt, Phillip Seymour Hoffman or Steven Soderbergh. And we'll miss Hugo, Rox and Cate. The big international star of the season is British director Rupert Goold (Enron, Macbeth), now artistic director of London's Almeida Theatre. He'll be bringing his hit West End production of Mike Bartlett's King Charles III to Sydney. Also heading down under from the UK are 1927, with their take on the Golem myth. For an Australian classic, we get Louis Nowra's Golden Age; for new work, there are premieres by Sue Smith (Kryptonite), Angela Betzien (The Dark Room), and a portmanteau of new works by emerging playwrights Melissa Bubnic, Michele Lee, Nakkiah Lui and Debra Thomas – with a fifth from veteran Hannie Rayson. The Secret River, arguably Cate and Andrew's greatest programming achievement in their tenure, returns. For new international work: besides King Charles III from the UK, Upton is bringing Pulitzer Prize winner Disgraced, from the
Belvoir St Theatre
This once shabby tomato sauce factory is now the entirely respectable Belvoir St Theatre, home of company Belvoir, which stages productions in its intimate 350-seat Upstairs Theatre and its more intimate 80-seat Downstairs Theatre.
Riverside Theatres
Each year this western Sydney cultural hub hosts an exciting programme of theatre, dance, opera, circus, musicals and solo shows. The theatre is also a NT Live screening venue, so throughout the year you can catch London's National Theatre productions screened live in HD. Visit the Riverside Theatres website for the full 2014 program.
Worth visiting for the space alone, Carriageworks is the latest incarnation of the Eveleigh Rail Yards. Built in the 1880s, its cavernous interiors are faithfully preserved, giving it a limitlessness very different from the plush cocoons of most theatres. With a program of large-scale theatre, dance and installation works, and as a host of the experimental and cross-disciplinary theatre company Performance Space, Sydney Chamber Opera and Moogahlin Performing Arts, Carriageworks is gaining a reputation as the venue for the most progressive Sydney drama, dance and art.
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The eighth Festival of Dangerous Ideas (FODI) is a weekend of robust, challenging and inspirational discussion with compelling speakers from around the world. We have six double passes up for grabs to the session Why Black Lives Matter with Alicia Garza and Stan Grant. This one will be a conversation starter – that's for sure. Each double pass includes a mysterious haze cocktail per person at Opera Bar and a FODI-inspired mystery meal at Opera Kitchen (vegan and vegetarian options available). To enter, simply sign up to the Time Out Newsletter (your ultimate social planner) before 10am, Wednesday September 1. Already a subscriber? No issues. You can still enter the competition – and we promise not to send you multiple newsletters. Name: Email: Gender: Female Male Other Year of Birth: Postcode: Do you have a lot of opinions? We're keen to know what our readers think, so we've created an insider's club to find out. Join, and we'll email you surveys and questions from time to time. It's a great chance to have your thoughts heard, and we'll reward you with treats too. Tick this box if you'd like to join our insider's club. Enter now! Terms and conditions in full. By entering this competition you agree to receive relevant communications from Time Out including news, events, offers and competitions.
A fundraiser for the Sydney Dogs and Cats!
Beloved Inner-West drinking hole (and Time Out's Pub of the Year) the Courthouse Hotel (more affectionately known as the Courty) has teamed up with Sydney Dogs and Cats Home to hold a fundraiser for our favourite furry friends. On Saturday, August 27, the Courty's beer garden will turn into a pet oasis welcoming Sydney's felines and canines while supporting our city's only not-for-profit animal pound. All profits made from two karma kegs of Stone & Wood and Young Henrys will be donated to the Cats and Dogs Shelter. There'll be a tonne of raffles and pet giveaways on the day plus the chance to adopt your very own future best friend from a handful of pooches. So come along, bring your pets and enjoy an afternoon of brews. Because, if there's one thing that makes sipping an ice-cold schooner even better, it's knowing you're helping a pup or kitten find their dream home.
Van Morrison's Masterpieces Featuring Vince Jones And The Astral Orchestra
Beloved Australian singer, trumpeter, songwriter and performer Vince Jones has assembled a crack squad of Australian jazz musicians, with musical direction and piano by Matt McMahon, to form the Astral Orchestra. This super-group of local legends will, for one night only, take on Van Morrison's seminal late '60s and early '70s albums Astral Weeks and Moondance. These are the records that turned Morrison into Van the Man, and gave us 'Madame George' and 'Into the Mystic'. Not only were both albums critically acclaimed (although, for Astral Weeks, the road to recognition was a slow one) they were also hugely influenential for a young Vince Jones. This show at Angel Place's City Recital Hall follows two sold out performances at the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, so act fast. Astral Orchestra full lineup: Matt McMahon – piano and music directorBen Hauptman – guitarBrett Hirst – bassJames Hauptman – drumsPhil Slater – trumpetPaul Cutlan - saxaphone and fluteMichelle O'Young – violinStephanie Zarka – violinJustine Clarke – vocals
Father's Day Lunch at Glass Brasserie
Your dad likes meat, right? And we're guessing he likes beer, wine and barbecues too. Thought so. Then this Father's Day Lunch offer at Glass Brasserie in the Hilton Sydney is one you should get on board with. On Sunday September 4, acclaimed restaurateur/chef Luke Mangan is putting together a lunch with three delicious courses matched with brews from Young Henrys and fine wines. The set menu includes confit pork belly, Moroccan spiced lamb and the famous dark chocolate cream Milo mousse. Luke will be also be on hand for an interactive presentation with top butchers (and father-son duo) Anthony and Victor Puharich of Victor Churchill, Woollahra and Vic's Meat Market, Pyrmont. Dad can brush up on his barbecuing and meat seasoning skills, and learn the tricks behind selecting the perfect cut of meat. Guests also have the chance to win a selection of premium meats from Vic's Meat Market valued at $300. Think of it as the ultimate meat tray, and then some. Glass Brasserie's Father's Day Lunch is $125 per person. Spaces are limited, so be quick to make your reservations via firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Make-Up Testing
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- Attach a copy of the completed form to the test. Deliver to Student Assessment in Red Cedar Hall (RCH) 111 or upload the test to www.tinyurl.com/satesting
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By Gail Banach MS, IDDE, MS, Ed, BA
Director of Public Education & Communications, Upstate New York Poison Center
The famous Mark Twain once said, "Be careful of reading health books, you may die from a misprint." The same may be said of reading health information on the Internet.
While parents regularly call Poison Control about things that are surely poisonous, like medicine or bleach, with more questionable items, like cigarette butts or silica gel crystals, parents often turn to the Internet for their answer.
We conducted a Google search! In addition to inaccurate information about poisonings, we found sites that still recommend using syrup of ipecac or activated charcoal for a poisoning at home. Since 2003, the American Academy of Physicians and thereafter the American Association of Poison Centers have recommended neither be used for a poisoning in the home!
Websites may or may not contain reliable information and even if generally reliable, they may not contain the most up to date information. Additionally, Poison Specialists are trained to listen and ask questions to help solve the problem.
They may provide related information or precautions. Through accurate and effective recommendations, Poison Centers are able to manage 86% of calls at home without a costly visit to the Emergency Department.
Please be aware, it is easier to dial Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 than it is to type "are those little packets you get in new shoes, poisonous?" or any other question. In dialing the 1-800-222-1222 number from anywhere in the United States, you will speak with a trained Poison Information Specialist, available 24 hours every day to take your call. They are experts in poisons, with all the necessary resources at their fingertips to help you with any poison questions.
So next time even if you think the poison was swallowed, breathed in, or splashed on someone's skin or eyes, the poison center experts will tell you what to do next. Call the experts at Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222. We'll be waiting for your call.


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Have you got a picky eater on your hands? Gardening is a great way to get kids to try new foods. The start of the gardening season is upon us. If you haven't already started planting, now is the time.
Below are five kid-friendly planting options for this year's garden.
Let's get started! Get the kids involved and have them participate in prepping the dirt for planting.
Top 5 things to grow with kids:
1. Sugar Snap Peas: I personally believe sugar snap peas are THE ABSOLUTE BEST thing you can plant with children. They grow quickly, so it is exciting for young gardeners. But the best part? Kids can eat them right off the vine. Our neighborhood kids swore left and right that they didn't like peas. Finally, after watching our girls munch them with smiles they dared to try "just one." They can't get enough of them!
2. Broccoli: Kids will love growing broccoli because it is BIG. It is pretty cool to see how large the plant is compared to the florets! Click here for tips on how and when to harvest broccoli.
3. Carrots: Growing carrots is hit or miss. They take a long time to grow, but they are fun to pull out and munch! Kids will love having CRUNCHING CONTESTS with them. Try Baby Finger Carrots for a better chance of success.
4. Chives: Does your little one like pasta? Chives are a simple addition to give enriched noodles more flair!
5. Mint: Earlier this month Melissa & Doug's special needs consultant, Dr. Melissa Liguori, Ed. D., shared a post on how gardening can help with sensory development. Mint it wonderful because it SMELLS so lovely when you break open a leaf. I guarantee it will bring a smile across your child's face. It also tastes delicious thinly sliced on watermelon with a bit of honey over top. Perfect for a hot summer's day!
Quick Tip:
If you don't have space for a traditional or raised garden in your yard, consider doing container gardens. Melissa & Doug Blog Ambassador, Tiffany Dahle, has a list of great tips for gardening on your patio over on Peanut Blossom. Pop on over and check it out.
Additional Resources
Every great adventure begins with a bit of research and books! Click here to check out 3 Gardening Books to Help Grow Curiosity. Then read additional fun and educational tips on gardening with kids here on the Playtime Press.
Do you have other tips for getting picky eaters to try healthy options? Let's chat in the comments.
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Sarcomas are generally treated with a combination of therapies that may include chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Your treatment will depend on the size and location of your tumor, its grade, its subtype, whether the cancer has spread, and the possible impact of the treatment on your body and your general health.
Surgery is the most common treatment for sarcoma. Radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or both may be given before or after surgery to reduce the risk of the cancer coming back. If your tumor cannot be removed surgically because of its size or location, doctors may use radiation and chemotherapy to reduce the size of the sarcoma or to relieve pain and other symptoms.
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I have been working on product customizers and these online tools
require immense user interaction. Developing and designing these have
always posed a challenge and now I am at a crossroad to choose whether
I should compromise on user experience or fun?
Please help!
User Experience Architects - incredible opportunity to improve the
online retail space. Check this out! - Chicago, IL
Sears Holdings is a $50 billion company and the nation's fourth largest
broadline retailer - we're looking to grow our Online Experience Design
practice and we need creative, passionate, and dedicated individuals to
join our group! The ideal candidate should be able to creatively
envision, evaluate, and design successful user experiences.
Date: 14 June, 2009,
Dear sir/madam,
Hi, I am assigned a task to develop a preliminary food pre-order web
applications by my potential client. I am a student and will have
viva in June. Thus I sincerely hope to have your precious advices and
The background of the assignment: It aims to develop a food pre-order
web application and associated UIs. The client's research survey
indicates that there is a market demand for the service.
Does anyone know of, or have experience with, resources or studies
related to how people engage with a parent company and a wide variety
of related brands/entities?
User Interface / Interaction Designer in the Columbus area
We need another interaction designer to help shape user experience
for a high-volume B2B information site. We operate really big
database / search platforms for several well-known business
publishers, but this job is focused on our own flagship business
information site which averages about a million page views a day.
Hi everyone,
Long time lurker, first time poster.
I started a branch of the UX Book Club (http://uxbookclub.org) here
in Boston (more info: http://uxboston.com) a few months back.
Our 2nd meeting is this coming Wednesday, May 6th @ 7PM at Betahouse
(http://betahouse.org). We're reading "Don't Make Me Think" by
Steve Krug. Best part is, Steve has agreed to come.
Please RSVP at the Yahoo!
WebEx is looking for a Senior Interaction Designer to work with the
WebEx User Experience Team to design next-generation, web, mobile and
rich client applications.
A candidates portfolio must demonstrate a broad depth of experience
with emphasis on application and user-interface design, while
leveraging mobile, rich and web clients in innovative ways.
Cisco (WebEx) in Santa Clara is looking for a Product Manager with Web
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Location: Hoffman Estates and Downtown Chicago
Job Description:
Sears Holdings is seeking an experienced Information Architect to
join our User Experience Team.
During the closing plenary of the IA Summit on Sunday, Jesse James
Garrett said that âInformation Architecture is not a profession â¦
and neither is Interaction Design ⦠we have and always will be User
Experience Designersâ. Iâm paraphrasing a little from memory (the
podcast isnât out yet) - but the gist is there.
Iâm a big believer in this viewpoint (and I chaired the IA Summit
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Stoic Puppy in Front of Buddhist Prayer Flags
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During the Annapurna Circuit Trek in October 2012, I came across this little guy in Sattale, Nepal. I noticed that the puppy was right in front of the Buddhist prayer flags, and he was staring at a cow that was maybe ten to fifteen feet away. I took three or four shots over about a minute, but this one came out the best. I liked that the puppy was facing the opposite way that the prayer flags were blowing. Almost a microcosm of how we, in our innocence, try to defy which way the winds blow.
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Re: Roxy by Proxy/Roxy Performances DVD
Added: December 20th, 2012 in Questions
On Dec 18, 2012, at 4:31 PM, Jim, the Mailman wrote:
Hi Gail;
My question concerns the Roxy by Proxy deal and the Roxy Performances DVD.
I don't see the Roxy by Proxy deal happening and fear that the DVD will never see the light of day.
Dear Mr. Jim the Mailman,
Have you no faith in the fans??!! Realistically, the idea of the contributors/distributors breaking even is some very tasty pie-in-the-sky. This is an appeal to help fund the The Roxy Performances – The Movie – but with a kick! We wanted to give something back to the main contributors for their effort on behalf of this film seeing the light of day/theater/tv & computer screen. A One-of-a-Kind Collector's item, if you will. This is not really about competition but rather about community – of a Special Nature – brought to you by the people, for the people, all of whom are The Other People. I will continue to cross my fingers for FZ and maybe even extend the time frame if need be. No matter what, Roxy by Proxy will get out there.
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After some not such good experiences with staff at other hotels I must say I was very impressed with the staff here ( and told them so). They were on the ball with every enquiry I had and their English level was excellent.
Good buffet breakfast included. Just across the road from the Central Plaza shopping center it's well located for those who have to be out this way and away from central Bangkok.
Those that like to take a bath well sorry, you're outta luck as there aren't any bathtubs. Only shower cubicles. A small minus against all the positives.
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The people are really friendly and if you want to be sure that you will not be stucked in traffic the next morning it is a one of the choices of cheap hotels around the Don Muang airport. The hotel provides transport to the airport.
Almost nobody spoke English, it seems not many foreigners are staying in this hotel. For sure just a hotel to spend one night at before going to the airport of Don Muang.
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New Stephen King….The Wind Through the Keyhole – A Dark Tower novel
In The Wind Through the Keyhole, Stephen King returns to the rich landscape of Mid-World, the spectacular territory of the Dark Tower fantasy saga that stands as his most beguiling achievement.
Roland Deschain and his ka-tet—Jake, Susannah, Eddie, and Oy, the billy-bumbler—encounter a ferocious storm just after crossing the River Whye on their way to the Outer Baronies. As they shelter from the howling gale, Roland tells his friends not just one strange story but two . . . and in so doing, casts new light on his own troubled past.
King began the Dark Tower series in 1974; it gained momentum in the 1980s; and he brought it to a thrilling conclusion when the last three novels were published in 2003 and 2004. The Wind Through the Keyhole is sure to fascinate avid fans of the Dark Tower epic. But this novel also stands on its own for all readers, an enchanting and haunting journey to Roland's world and testimony to the power of Stephen King's storytelling magic.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
A walk around Kuala Kubu Baru
around the quiet old town of Kuala Kubu Baru,
a place normally bypassed by those going up to Fraser's Hill.
I was on my way to the Selangor River Dam
on the old winding road to Fraser's Hill,Tras and Raub.
Looking back in time,this town was build after a big flood struck the old place
caused by a broken dam and now with the new Sungai Selangor Dam
even bigger and the highest in Malaysia.
I was wondering whether there are any safety features installed for the town
like flood level alarm or siren just in case
if there is any sudden big release of water from the dam
so as not to let history repeat itself.
Empty corridor of a deserted corner shop.
The old police station lays majestically on top of a small hill.
A colonial lion themed wind gauge,
lion is the symbol of the strength and courage
used by the British.
A small chimney for every shop here.
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love the photos, esp the 1st and 2nd. i missed this while i was in Malaysia last summer. thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Interesting :)ReplyDelete
bandar ini saya 'tumpang lalu' nak balik Kuala Lipis (lama dah xlalu). Di bandar ni projek pertama saya masa masuk keje dulu (mid-80) & bandar ini juga disejarahkan sebagai bandar pertama dibangunkan mengikut "konsep Garden City" di Malaysia. Nice Photo Thomas!ReplyDelete
sewaktu saya belajar di Tanjong Malim dahulu selalu juga saya ke KKB. Ia sebuah bandar yang penuh citarasa klasik. KKB bandar yang indah. Tahniah atas gambar-gambar yang menarik.ReplyDelete
beauty photos of Kuala Kubu Baru old town :)ReplyDelete
nice share my friend
I love to stroll...this place is like a down memory lane...walking in the past memories of those buildings which have so many stories to narrate behind each facade hope you had a great time there take care Thomas ^_^ReplyDelete
nice photos ;)ReplyDelete
What a coincidence, just went to Fraser's Hill on Saturday :-)ReplyDelete
tak pernah sampai KKB. hope will be there someday. berapa lama eh dari KKB ke fraser hills?ReplyDelete
I like the first two landscape shots the most.ReplyDelete
Sure this place has a lot of interesting buildings!
rindunye kat kuala kubu baru.ReplyDelete
dulu kecik2 selalu dtg sini sbb mak kerja kat pertak.
anyway nice shots!
ni HDR ke?
Thomas, masih 1way ke? jalan turun-naik Freser hill dah ada berasingan kan. xpayah tunggu.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 21, 2011 at 9:52 AM
is it the old fire station still operating?ReplyDelete
No more in operation,shifted to new and bigger place.ReplyDelete
Last saya pergi 2009,sekarang saya ingat masih sama lagi.
the old fire station is no more in operation,
it shifted to a new and bigger place.
Love all these photos. Never been in Kuala Kubu Baru yet.ReplyDelete


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Well, this would explain the pizza tweets. A few industry pals tell Grub Street that Michael White is just "a few months" away from opening his first pizzeria. "It's going to be in the East Village, around 10th Street," assures one inside source. This, after reps recently denied any pizza-related matter entering Osteria Morini, adding, "Michael just likes to eat pizza — specifically pizza with meatballs." No word from Team White on the latest scoop, though, which sounds delizioso.
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Independence Festival wraps up Thursday, future could be in jeopardyUPDATED 12:15 AM EDT Jul 05, 2013
Fireworks lit up the waterfront Thursday night in a spectacular conclusion to Louisville's Waterfront Independence Festival.Video Transcript
AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR NAME. JUST A SHORT TIME AGO, FIREWORKS LIT UP THE WATERFRONT...IN A SPECTACULAR CONCLUSION TO LOUISVILLE'S INDEPENDENCE FESTIVAL. BUT REDUCED INCOME FROM CORPORATE SPONSPORS COULD MEAN THE END FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADITION. WLKY'S DREW DOUGLAS IS LIVE THERE WITH THE STORY...DREW? THE WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SAYS THEY LOST 70 THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM LAST YEAR'S EVENT. TONIGHT'S RAIN CERTAINLY DIDN'T HELP FUNDRAISING EFFORTS. NATS OF FIREWORKS SOUND BITE ABOUT FIREWORKS DONNING PONCHOS AND CARRYING UMBRELLAS...HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE BEARED THE ELELMENTS TO TAKE IN THE 15TH ANNUAL WATERFRONT INDEPENDENCE FESTIVAL. OTHERS TOOK SHELTER UNDERNEATH THE INTERSTATE. NATS OF RAIN 17:18:19-21 A STEADY RAINFALL TURNED THE GREAT LAWN INTO A MUD PIT...BUT PLENTY OF PEOPLE STILL WANTED A FRONT ROW SEAT FOR THE LIVE MUSIC. NATS OF MUSIC THE BELL AND EDWARDS CLAN CAME AS FAR AWAY AS INDIANAPOLIS FOR THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS. "Its fun and the kids enjoy it. We like the music, so therefore we are going to come rain or shine." Rachel Bell/Came from Indianapolis 17:22:19-25 BUT THE CONCERTS AND FIREWORKS ON THE 4TH...COULD SOON BE A THING OF THE PAST. MEMBERS OF FRIENDS OF THE WATERFRONT WERE OUT COLLECTING DONATIONS...HOPING TO AVOID THAT. "We don't want to see that happen, but its always a possibility. There is an expense to keep this going, to get the music to bring them in to have this two day event." Nicole Walton/Friends of the Waterfront 17:26:40-49 RIGHT NOW THE EVENTS ARE ALL FREE OF CHARGE... NICOLE WALTON WITH FRIENDS OF THE WATERFRONT SAYS CHARGING ADMISSION COULD BE A LAST RESORT IF THINGS DON'T CHANGE. "It could be something the Waterfront Development could look at. Its not really something thats their top wish. They really want to be able to keep this free and keep that tradition going." Walton 17:27:09-17 WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PRESIDENT DAVID KAREM SAYS THEY HAVE EVERY EXPECTATION THAT THE FESTIVAL WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR. HE SAYS THEY ARE GOING TO MEET WITH STAFF...VOLUNTEERS AND SPONSORS NEXT WEEK TO DOUBLE FUNDRAISING EFFORTS. LIVE FROM WATERFRONT PARK...DREW DOUGLAS WLKY NEWS.
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