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WELLSBORO - Long time-Tioga County Emergency Services Director Dave Cohick is excited about some changes coming to his department - particularly, about the way people soon will be able to contact 911.
Calling it "next generation 911," Cohick unveiled news that, hopefully by the end of the year, people will be able to text 911 from any cellphone and contact 911 via virtually any device, including refrigerators, gaming consoles such as PlayStation and X-Box - anything that is connected to the Internet.
In addition, the emergency services department, now in the basement of the courthouse, finally is getting a home of its own.
Work is slated to begin this spring on an addition to the new $5 million-plus center, at the former Fairways for Success building on the hill behind the Tokishi Building, if commissioners vote to accept bids for the project received late in January.
The project will be paid via Act 13 impact fee funds and other state grants.
Technological advances have brought the emergency services a long way since 1979, when Tioga County started dispatching for Wellsboro.
Cohick started working as a dispatcher for the county 29 years ago.
"We branched out after that to the entire county," he said.
"On Apri1 1, 1979, the same number that we used for Wellsboro - 724-1234 - got pushed over to the communications center, then other fire departments started joining and we started dispatching them all," he said.
The phone number for the public to dial was changed to 911 in 1989, and Potter County was added to the dispatch, Cohick said.
"We converted everything so if someone called 911, it quickly translated it to 724-1234," he said.
That same year the comm center linked to that number from Verizon, "and we were able to see who the number belonged to," he added.
Starting in 2000, the county began authorizing aerial photography to locate buildings and any
structures bigger than 10-foot by 10-foot on a map, he said.
The "dots," which literally pop up as three dimensional, numbered 42,700 then, Cohick said.
"We had a dispatcher visit every one of those dots" to give each one that was a house an address and each road a name. "We were addressing south to north and west to east. It took her two years to visit them all," he said.
More than 2,000 of the buildings are camps or hunting cabins, and each one is labeled a camp.
"There are churches, schools, dwellings, multi-family dwellings, businesses and so on, all labeled," Cohick said.
The next step was to use a special computer program to measure every road and place an address point every 10.56 feet.
"So if you are a responder, you know exactly where you are going down a given road," he said. "Even private lanes are given a name."
As 911 continued to gain enhancements, "we knew where houses were and roads, and all that data is housed in a database at the courthouse and with Intrado, in Colorado and Florida."
"When we became e911, we took phone numbers and outpulsed to a database and that gave us a name and address," he said.
At first, data was produced at 55-percent accuracy. Now, for wired telephones, it is at 98 percent and continues to improve daily.
The network the comm center is part of is a complex mix of several surrounding counties that all work together to help each other and are hooked into each other.
"We dispatch for Tioga and Potter counties, except Stewardson Township in Potter County, because Clinton is closer," he said.
Bradford County and part of McKean also are dispatched, but Bradford handles Canton.
In the same way, Morris and Liberty are dispatched into Lycoming County.
"Cameron County has 72 houses that have a phone number that comes from Potter County, so their calls come to us, we transfer to Elk and they dispatch," Cohick explained. "Some in Lycoming are the same way; they call us and tell us there is a call."
In order to make it easier with all the new phone numbers that have been added since cellphones became widely used, Verizon created a "tandem."
"There is one in Altoona and State College, one in Scranton and Bloomsburg, and they are linked to State College and Altoona by reverse routing," he said.
It doesn't matter where calls come from. The system pinpoints each one and sends it where it needs to go, he added.
There are six dedicated 911 lines between Scranton and Bloomsburg, with six more business lines that are used automatically if the other lines are busy.
Cellphone towers of all the carriers are connected via a microwave network.
"When someone makes a call from a cellphone, your phone will see six or seven tower sites, and when it gets to a certain spot, it switches towers and you don't even know it, via a switching network," he said.
The way it works is each antenna has a phone number, so if someone dials 911, it hits that tower's number, and dispatchers see that phone number, and "we know that the phone number is in a certain sector and what that footprint is supposed to do," Cohick said.
If someone calls in on a cellphone with an emergency and doesn't know where they are, Cohick said they look at a 1-mile radius around the nearest tower.
"We had a call come in on a cellphone from a guy who was lost, and his phone was hitting a Mansfield tower. The company said their antenna would cover 42 miles in Texas where the terrain is flat, but we know with our hilly terrain here, it is more like a mile.
"It took about an hour, but we found him," Cohick said.
With all the PlayStation and X-Box consoles that are capable of sending messages to 911, there is bound to be some who will abuse the system and prank call.
Cohick said Tioga County already had to deal with that type of scenario several years ago, and he wrote about it for "Emergency Number Professional" magazine.
"Almost eight years ago, some kids on cellphones in Lawrenceville called 730 times and it took us awhile to find them, but we did," he said. They were "charged with harassment by communication and they spent the rest of their teen years in detention until they were 18," he said.
"With technology now, it wouldn't take us as long" to find such culprits, he added.
All that needs to be worked out once the system officially is text-capable are the logistics.
"Carriers have two rules - the call has to be within 200 meters 67 percent of the time and within 500 meters 95 percent of the time," he said. "With Next Gen and texting, we will get latitude and longitude."
"There are three separate ways to get the text messages and we are not sure how we are going to do that yet. It doesn't work now, but it will happen," Cohick said.
"Now, anyone who tries to text 911 gets a "kickback" message that asks the caller to make a voice call to 911, because there is no text service to 911 at this time," he said.
The counties have to get on board as well, which the state is trying to do as a whole.
"The state is trying to do it region by region," he said.
An Emergency Services Internet Network, a private network between centers, will pass misdirected information.
"They already have it in Cameron, Clearfield, McKean, Elk, Warren and Erie counties," Cohick said.
Those counties all are linked together. Elk and Clearfield have a 911 switch that can handle 100 positions, he added, so all the 911 calls in the other counties will be slaved to that switch.
"This will save money on maintenance phone costs," Cohick said. "Right now, the county's 911 phone bill is over $200,000 per year."
Once the department moves into the new facility, there'll be space to add dispatchers if call volume increases.
To date, 14 full-time and three part-time dispatchers are employed at the comm center.
"With the new facility and new equipment, we want to find the most cost-effective way to make this happen," he said. "We will enhance even further, tying into Allegheny, Steuben, Yates, Schuyler and Chemung counties in New York. That project is in the works for hopefully within a year."
About that same time, the 911 center should be in its new digs, he said, and he expects the transition to go "seamlessly."


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Chris Jericho Speaks On Putting Over Young Talent, Goals Left In Wrestling
The following are highlights from a recent interview with part-time WWE Superstar Chris Jericho:
On goals he has left in the wrestling business: "I've done everything that I could ever want to do. If you would have asked me that question five years ago I would have said 'I want to do this, this and this' but over the last few years all of that has come to fruition. So if I never wrestled again, I would have no regrets. But hopefully that's not the case."
On his thoughts on putting over younger talent: "It's my job. If I was an actor in a Spielberg movie and he said on page ten you die and I said I don't think I should do that then he'll say well get the hell out of here and we'll get another actor. And it's the same thing in the WWE. If I'm going to be going back on a part time basis which is basically the way is it for me now… if Vince is going to let me come back for two months, who am I to say no to anything that he wants me to do. And it's kind of a fun thing for me to go there and work with some younger guys. I'm kind of bulletproof, so I can lose to pretty much everybody and it doesn't really make a difference. But if I had my way I would be winning every match. It's not like I'm going in there and choosing, 'I must be the guy who puts guys over.' Screw that, I want to win. But if Vince says you're not winning, then I don't."
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A new study shows that drinking alcohol boosts a woman's chance of having a recurrence of breast cancer.
Researchers found that even a few glasses of wine or cocktails a week may increase the cancer risk by up to 34 percent.
The new study also shows breast cancer survivors who drink heavily have a 51 percent increased risk of dying. It also shows the risk is the same no matter what type of alcohol a woman drinks.
Researchers at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif. said cutting back on drinking is one of the easiest ways women can help prevent a recurrence.
"This is important news for clinicians because patients often ask how they can personally reduce their risk after successful treatment," commented Jeffrey M. Peppercorn, MD, MPH, of Duke University, who was not involved in the study.
"If they want to do everything they can personally do, then lowering alcohol consumption is part of that," he said.
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Assistant Professor of English, Drama
Ph.D. 2011 (Literary and Cultural Studies), M.A. 2005, Carnegie Mellon University; B.A. 2003 (English), University of Toronto.
Major Interests: 17th- and 18th-century British literature and cultural history; theater history; wartime and postwar cultures; public arts controversies; humanities computing; text mining.
Affiliations: American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies; Modern Languages Association.
ASECS/Clark Library Fellowship, Center for Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Studies, University of California, Los Angeles, 2010; Mellon-Funded Summer Resident, Warwick-Newberry Workshop on Early Modern Communities, Newberry Library, Chicago, 2011.
Una Chaudhuri
Professor of English; Chair, Department of Drama, Tisch School of the Arts
Ph.D. 1982 (English and comparative literature), M.Phil. 1977, M.A. 1975, Columbia; M.A. 1973 (English literature), B.A. 1971, Delhi (India).
Major Interests: dramatic literature, theatre history, performance theory, theatre semiotics.
Selected Works:
Staging Place: The Geography of Modern Drama. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. 1995.
No Man's Stage: A Semiotic Study of Jean Genet's Major Plays. Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press. 1986.
Affiliations: Association for Theatre in Higher Education, American Society for Theatre Research, Modern Language Association.
Fellowships/Honors: New York University Distinguished Teaching Medal, 1994; Golden Dozen Teaching Award, New York University, 1988.
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Ph.D. 2013 (Rhetoric), UC, Berkeley; A.B. 2004, Harvard
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Julia Jarcho received her Ph.D. in Rhetoric from the University of California, Berkeley in 2013 and her A.B. from Harvard in 2004. Her current book project, Negative Theatrics: Writing the Postdramatic Stage, argues that theater has offered a series of modernist and contemporary writers an imaginative site for negating the present, and thus cultivating a utopian sensibility; it seeks to challenge the prevailing common sense that identifies theatrical experimentation as a move "beyond" the literary. Julia is also a playwright and director whose plays include American Treasure (13P, 2009), Dreamless Land (New York City Players, 2011), and Grimly Handsome (Incubator Arts Project, 2013), which won an Obie Award for Best New American Play. Her essay "Absence Pleasures: Whiteness, Death, and Music in American Psycho" appeared in Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture.
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GE Healthcare said today it agreed to acquire Thermo Fisher Scientific's cell culture media and sera, gene modulation technologies, and magnetic beads businesses, all for a combined $1.06 billion.
Thermo agreed to sell the businesses in November as a condition of winning European Commission (EC) approval to acquire Life Technologies for $13.6 billion, plus assumption of $2.2 billion in the acquired company's debt. The EC contended that keeping the businesses in Thermo's hands would have significantly reduced competition.
GE anticipates closing in the "first part" of 2014 on its acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approvals.
GE said its $4 billion-a-year Life Sciences business—which specializes in products and services for the diagnostics, research, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing sectors—will be strengthened and complemented by the Thermo businesses. The result, GE Healthcare said, will be expanded and accelerated development of "end-to-end" technologies for cell biology research, cell therapy, and drug and vaccine manufacturing.
"This deal makes a good business even better and will help us realize our vision of bringing better healthcare to more people at lower cost," John Dineen, GE Healthcare's president and CEO, said in a statement.
The Thermo businesses, which are primarily part of its analytical technologies segment, have combined 2013 revenues of about $250 million. That's up from about $225 million in 2012, yet still a fraction of the $16.3 billion in combined annual revenues for Thermo and Life Tech.
While Thermo agreed to sell its HyClone™ cell culture media and sera business, it retained its single-use technologies, where the EC had not raised competitive comcerns. Thermo also consented to selling its polymer-based magnetic beads business, including the Sera-Mag™ brand and all other relevant intellectual property rights, customer contracts, personnel, and necessary production equipment.
However, Thermo also agreed to supply magnetic beads to whoever purchased the business by committing to a two-year transitional agreement.
Thermo also agreed to sell its gene modulation business, including gene silencing, which is based in Lafayette, CO. The sell-off will include the Dharmacon and Open Biosystems brands, equipment, staff, and even its license for the families of Tuschl patents governing RNA interference, and named for Alnylam founder Thomas Tuschl, Ph.D.
Dr. Tuschl is professor and head of the RNA Molecular Biology laboratory at The Rockefeller University and an investigator at Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The patent families that bear his name are based on discoveries by him and partners while he was at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry.
Thermo agreed to acquire Life Tech in April. The deal remains subject to additional regulatory approvals, including the approval of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Based on discussions with the FTC, Thermo Fisher said today it did not believe any additional divestures will be required in order to receive U.S. approval.
"The company is working with the remaining jurisdictions to obtain the approvals required to complete the acquisition as soon as possible, and continues to expect to close in early 2014," Thermo stated.
GE Healthcare said its acquisition was consistent with its parent company's strategy to invest in high-technology, innovative businesses that delivered strong top-line growth and expanded margins.
"By expanding our production facilities to three continents, we will be able to offer the biopharmaceutical industry greater confidence in the security of supply of cell culture media and sera, a key part of their production process," added Kieran Murphy, president and CEO of GE Healthcare's life sciences division.
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I was just admiring huntershooter's thread in the Handguns: Auto's forum and admiring his engraved 1911 and beautiful new holster. Rather than hi-jack his thread I thought I'd start a new one here. The holster in his thread is completely cut-away from the gun's trigger guard. I happen to have an older OWB holster that I received some years ago when it came packed along with a used revolver I bought. Nowhere near as fancy as huntershooter's (or a lot of others I've seen for that matter) but also has the trigger guard of the gun completely exposed. Can someone explain the reasoning behind this feature? Against this feature I guess there is the obvious safety issue; a completely exposed trigger guard obviously completely exposes the trigger, but also just the general protection of the gun; covering the trigger guard offers the gun that much more protection from the elements. I guess the BBQ rig in that thread might be made to emulate a speed-draw rig if that has something to do with it but I would still think it always would make more sense to have the trigger guard covered. You don't need to access the trigger until the muzzle clears leather anyway and the covered trigger guard would clear the top of the holster before the muzzle does. (And that holster of mine that is cut this way is certainly no high-speed rig, it's just a general duty holster someone would likely carry a revolver around their farm in or hiking trails or woods.)


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GENEVA (AP) — A team led by a Norwegian major general arrived Thursday in Damascus to negotiate the possible deployment of U.N. monitors for any cease-fire between Syrian troops and rebel forces.
Ahmad Fawzi, a spokesman for peace envoy Kofi Annan, reported the arrival and said the U.N. is already asking members to contribute 200 to 250 soldiers to monitor a cease-fire that officials hope would start April 10.
His comments came as activists reported that Syrian troops attacked the Damascus suburb of Douma, an assault they said shows that Syrian President Bashar Assad is intensifying violence in the days before the deadline. Assad's crackdown on the yearlong uprising has left at least 9,000 people dead, according to the U.N.
Annan has asked the Norwegian major-general, Robert Mood, to begin discussing with the Syrian authorities "the eventual deployment of this U.N. supervision and monitoring mission," Fawzi said.
Such a contingent would first have to be authorized by the 15-nation Security Council.
Fawzi said the Syrian government should remove its troops and heavy weapons from populated areas and "begin pullback of military concentrations in and around population centers" by April 10, and then both sides will have 48 hours to stop fighting.
"The clock starts ticking on the 10th for both sides to cease all forms of violence," Fawzi said.
Fawzi's comments were an attempt to clarify the sequence of events envisioned by Annan's peace plan aimed at bringing an end to an uprising that has left thousands of people dead.
Annan has courted support for his plan at meetings with leaders in Moscow and Beijing and now plans to visit Tehran on April 11, Fawzi said.
"A cessation of violence is an important beginning," Annan told the U.N. General Assembly in New York, speaking by video link from Geneva. "I am acutely aware of the grave situation on the ground. ... Let us stop the killing and start serious political dialogue, for the well-being of the Syrian people."
In New York, diplomats said the Security Council has agreed on a statement endorsing the April 10 deadline. The statement calls on Assad's government to "urgently and visibly" carry out the withdrawals, and raises the possibility of "further steps" if Syria doesn't comply.
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said he was not optimistic about a peace plan for Syria and is ready to push for stronger U.N. action if the deadline is not met. Assad "is deceiving us" when he promises to abide by the peace plan, Juppe said.
"If we manage to get 200 observers (and the other measures in the peace plan) in place, things will change dramatically," he told reporters in Paris. "If we don't manage to get this by April 12, we have to go back to the U.N. Security Council."
Syria has told U.N. officials that it is withdrawing troops from the southern province of Daraa, the northwestern province of Idlib and mountain resort town of Zabadani, north of Damascus, Fawzi said.
Fawzi warned that they do not "expect anything to happen magically."
Syria's key ally Russia, meanwhile, said it could support a Security Council motion backing Annan's peace plan if it doesn't contain ultimatums to Assad's government.
Russia has grown increasingly impatient with Assad, criticizing him for being slow at reforms and urging him to take the first step in implementing Annan's plan.
Russia has vowed to block any U.N. resolution that could pave the way for a replay of what happened in Libya, where NATO action helped oust longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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HERE'S HOW A FAN commented on a couple of hit songs by Major Harris: " 'Love Won't Let Me Wait' and 'I Believe in Love' were two of his biggest hits that we played so much, my parents wanted to break the records."
Such devotion was a typical reaction of R&B fans to the lead singer of Philadelphia's own Delfonics, a group graced by the Major's dulcet tones in the 1970s.
He was a major player in the success of the iconic "Philadelphia Sound," as promoted by the songwriting and producing team of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff and their Philadelphia International Records.


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J.C. Penney CEO Ullman elected to NRF board
J.C. Penney Co. CEO Myron "Mike" Ullman has been elected to the board of the National Retail Federation.
Ullman is one of five new members named Sunday at the industry group's opening day of its 103rd Annual Convention and EXPO.
For the first time, the world's largest retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is represented on the board. Wal-Mart U.S. CEO Bill Simon was also elected Sunday.
New directors each serve a three-year term.
The other new board members are:
• Beall's CEO Steve Knopik
• SAP Senior Vice President and Head of the Global Retail Industry Business Unit Lori Mitchell-Keller
• Tractor Supply Company President and CEO Greg Sandfort
• Utah Retail Merchants Association President Dave Davis
"These executives are among the top thought leaders in the world of retail and will only strengthen an already diverse and well-respected board," NRF CEO Matthew Shay said. "Their knowledge and experience will be invaluable as we address the many issues facing retailers at a time when our industry is rapidly changing."
Last month, Ullman was appointed chairman of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank board.


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The U.S. is worried Iran is making deliberate attempts to preserve a nuclear weapons option.
Glyn Davies, Washington's chief envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Tehran is either close to or already in possession of enough low-enriched uranium to make a bomb, should the material be further enriched.
"This ongoing enrichment activity ... moves Iran closer to a dangerous and destabilizing possible breakout capacity," Davies told the agency's 35-nation board of governors. "Taken in connection with Iran's refusal to engage with the IAEA regarding its past nuclear warhead-related work, we have serious concerns that Iran is deliberately attempting, at a minimum, to preserve a nuclear weapons option," Davies said.
But Iran remains adamant that its intentions are peaceful and that the goal of the program is to generate electricity.
"Regarding Iran's nuclear issue, if there are any questions or ambiguities, we are well prepared to remove ambiguities in the context of the IAEA," Tehran's envoy Ali Asghar Soltanieh told reporters.
Davies said the U.S. is open to working with Iran to resolve the matter.
"This is a fresh, new opportunity for Iran to turn the page, come back to the negotiating table and prove that it is a responsible, trustworthy member of the international community," Davies said.
Iran has until the end of September to suspend enrichment activities - otherwise it will face more severe sanctions.
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The use of words to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning. Ex: "Be quiet!" the librarian screamed.
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Intel ISEF finalist Evie Sobczak creates viable algae biofuel without using chemicals in processing.
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Wait a minute! She springs from Anglo-Saxon stock (i.e. she's a WASP.)
According to the science fair stereotype, she should have submitted an ant farm while the Japanese American student designed and built a particle accelerator and the European worked on recombinant DNA.
I kid, of course. Seriously, it's a great project and I hope Evie goes on to pursue this kind of thing professionally.


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Thirty-three years ago, Jim Brady was grievously injured when a crazed man who should have never had access to a gun shot him in the head while trying to kill President Reagan. Brady and his courageous wife, Sarah, turned that episode into a decades-long crusade for stronger gun laws. The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act that bears his name has prevented more than 2 million felons, abusers, and seriously mentally ill people from accessing guns—and in doing so, the law has no doubt saved thousands of lives. Through his efforts, Jim Brady inspired millions of Americans and reminded families who lost love ones to gun violence that pain, suffering, and loss can be transformed into action to make our country safer. Jim Brady's life may have ended but his and Sarah's life-saving legacy lives on.
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Pretty solid on the never consume side.
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Pretty solid on the never consume side.
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Never consume : )
Barb - Portland, Oregon
"Everything is as it should be given what has gone before. This is not an excuse but it is a reason"
~ Dr G & Barb ~
I used to drink it a lot, but have basically cut it out. I would rather account for the calories and drink sugared soda.
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When I stopped drinking diet soda, I stopped getting kidney stones. So I never consume. When my husband stopped drinking diet soda, he lost 10lbs with no other changes. We make our own seltzer at home which is a nice change from plain water without all the garbage in it.
It makes me feel hungry, perhaps because the fake sugar can fool your body into releasing insulin. So I use it to recover from binging, but I avoid it when I want to be in control of what I eat.
In God we trust; all others must bring data. W. Edwards Deming
Blogging at http://loafingcactus.com
To actually answer the question, no, it won't affect weight loss.. Minimal calories, maybe some caffeine in it? Carbonated water may help fill stomach space making you feel fuller, but before people misinterpret this is an endorsement, it's not, just in terms of weight loss, it won't hurt.
It makes me puffy, as in whole body puffy. Then I am always more thirsty after drinking one. I like the taste, don't get me wrong, but diet soda just isn't a food in any sense of the word; it is a watery chemical concoction that everybody would be better off without. You could try to find awesome bottled waters. I never knew water could taste so good until I started puttering around with glass-bottled waters from single springs, like this Mountain Valley Spring Water - Premium Bottled Water Company which I get at a local health food store. I can also get a locally bottled maple water, which I don't like as much, but it feels very hydrating. My kids swear by coconut water.
I have a mantra that I have spouted for years... "If I eat right, I feel right. If I feel right, I exercise right. If I exercise right, I think right. If I think right, I eat right..." Phil-SC
In God we trust; all others must bring data. W. Edwards Deming
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This is a pretty traditional tasting chocolate, expect it contains goat's milk powder. Now, I know some of you are asking why in the would would I develop a recipe like this.
It is a pretty simple answer actually. My daughter is intolerant of any cow's milk product, so she can't have any
traditional milk chocolate. But she is not "milk" intolerant and can drink goat's milk (we also milk our own goats). Likewise, she can eat milk chocolate made with Meyenburg Goat's milk powder.
I will probably start carrying it, but for the time being, check your local health food store. Oh, and it does not have a "goaty" taste. It is just smooth and creamy.
This formulation will make almost 7 pounds of "40 % cocoa" Goat's milk chocolate.


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Lehman Raises $4.7 Billion in Second Quarter for Payment
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the defunct investment bank, has $8.2 billion of cash available for creditor payments after raising $4.7 billion in the second quarter from real estate sales, derivatives and settlement of a lawsuit.
Overseen by a new board since its emergence from bankruptcy in March, Lehman plans semi-annual distributions, including a second payment to creditors in September, and is "focused" on maximizing cash for that purpose, it said in a regulatory filing yesterday. Allowed claims for payment have been cut to $303 billion from $1.3 trillion originally, with another $58 billion that may be deemed valid, out of disputed claims of $193 billion, Lehman said.
Lehman has said it aims to raise $53 billion through 2016 or so, to pay an average of 18 cents on the dollar on final claims of $300 billion. The company filed the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history in September 2008, listing debt of $613 billion. It made its first payment of $22.5 billion to creditors last April, about 3 ½ years after its collapse.
"The company continues to pursue the objective of value maximization and prompt cash distributions to creditors through the execution of an orderly wind down process and the judicious and timely resolution of claims," Lehman said in the filing.
Targets for Cuts
Among creditors targeted for cuts through litigation are JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc., Lehman said. It has reached an agreement in principle with its former brokerage, Lehman Brothers Inc., that would resolve disputes over mutual claims, it said.
Lehman and its affiliates had $21.9 billion in cash and investments on June 30, with $13.7 billion of it reserved for disputed claims, taxes, and other obligations, including a $2 billion deposit with Citigroup. A $504 million reserve for the company's thrifts, may be freed up soon, Lehman said.
The company said last week its cash flow may reach $40.5 billion through 2015 and beyond, or $6 billion more than previously anticipated. The number excludes estimates from litigation and other potential inflows, while including the $22.5 billion already paid to creditors.
Lehman paid advisers $16.4 million in June, bringing total fees to more than $1.7 billion since it failed. Its chief bankruptcy law firm, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, made $6 million in June, bringing total fees from Lehman work to $419 million.
Lehman, run by Chief Executive Officer Richard Fuld when its collapse helped bring on the worst economic slump since the Great Depression, settled a fight with creditors in a payment plan that allotted more money to derivatives claimants including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and less to bondholders such as Paulson & Co. Both groups proposed rival plans to pay Lehman's debt.
Lehman failed because of too much debt and risky real estate investments, according to a bankruptcy examiner's report.
The bankruptcy case is In re Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., 08-13555, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).


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PRINCETON — Princeton Day School freshman Allison Klei at first glance doesn't look the part of standup comedian. But Klei's routine before her go-ahead penalty kick in Wednesday's 2-0 victory over visiting Peddie would have you thinking otherwise.
"I know their goalie (Daniela Kelly) is an amazing goalie and I was just really trying to calm myself down," said Klei before taking her PK in the 26th minute of the second half. "I was kind of thinking of some jokes to tell myself and that sort of gets me to calm down. I try to think of oxymorons and stuff like hot-spice; anything to settle myself down."
Whatever her methods, it worked as PDS took a 1-0 lead after a scoreless first 66 minutes. Kelly and Panther goalie Rory Finnegan (9 shutouts) were perfect up to that point. But it was just four minutes later that Klei's teammate and fellow freshman Alexis Davis blasted home a perfect cross from Kirsten Kuzmicz for a two-goal cushion and the first win over Peddie in 15 years.
"I guess we're just having a good year," said Klei of the success with nine freshmen on the squad this season. "I thought we'd eventually score; I could feel it. And that first goal really calmed us down as a team and when Alexis scored that was just unbelievable. This was a great team win; now we've got to get ready for Pennington on the 22nd (of October)."
The Panthers were the aggressors in most of Wednesday's match and finished the game outshooting the Falcons by a 12-4 margin. On Klei's PK (her sixth goal of the season), Peddie's Kelly guessed left, but the wily freshman ripped the ball into the top-right-hand corner of the net. Goal No. 2 was a bang-bang play, with Davis coming up with her first career goal for the Panthers to seal the win.
"I was really surprised that I scored because all of my goal attempts have either hit the crossbar or they just missed," said Davis, who moments earlier was subbed in by coach Pat Trombetta. "I got a really good pass from Kirsten and somehow I kicked it in.
"This is a big win for us and coach said we hadn't beaten them in a really long time. We came in thinking that they were really good and we tried to amp up our game. After the first goal we were more controlled and the second one we just played it safe because there were like five minutes left. But, when I scored it was indescribable because I've been waiting for that goal for a long, long time."
The win moves the Panthers' record to 10-0-1 with only three regular season games remaining, plus the state Prep Tournament and the Mercer County Tournament. And with PDS' five seniors, who were honored before Wednesday's game, this could be a very special final season.
"We haven't beaten them in 15 years and for us to make a run against Lawrenceville, Hun and Peddie in the same season is a big step for us," said Trombetta who is coaching in his seventh season with the Panthers. "The girls stepped up today and some of these younger players when they're called upon they make a difference."
Peddie (4-4-2) 0 0 — 0
Princeton Day School (10-0-1) 0 2 — 2
Goals — PDS: Davis, Klei; Assist — PDS: Kuzmicz; Saves — P: Kelly 10; PDS: Finnegan 4; SOG — P: 7; PDS: 14.
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|A-Z index - sam
YS Scans/Cartoons
SAM Articles and Reviews
Reviews: 0123 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Astroball (SAM)/Revelation (YS80, 90)
Just as much fun as the Speccy version, if not more so. Screamingly playable.
Batz 'n' Balls (SAM)/Revelation (YS76, 77)
If wall-smashing's your aim, then this is your game.
Beetle Mania (SAM)/GA Bobker (YS79, 56)
Boing! (SAM)/Noesis (YS83, 75)
Brainache (SAM)/Supplement Software (YS79, 71)
Bulgulators (SAM), The/FRED (YS86, 70)
Daylight Robbery (SAM)/Supplement Software (YS80, 65)
Defenders Of The Earth (SAM)/Enigma Variations (YS58, 84)
The first 'proper' SAM game and it's stunning. Perhaps lacking in long-term appeal though.
Drop Out (SAM)/Supplement Software (YS83, 25)
Dyadic (SAM)/Phoenix (YS87, 45)
Dyzonium (SAM)/FRED (YS85, 82)
E-Tracker (SAM)/FRED (YS91, 87)
Powerful 'tracker which should go down a storm. A few awkward bits and that price mar it slightly.
Fish And Chips Demo (SAM) (PD)/Electron Affinity (YS87, 72)
Hexagonia (SAM)/Revelation (YS73, 84)
Impatience (SAM)/FRED (YS73, 90)
Kaleidoscope (SAM)/SAMCo (YS79, 60)
Lyra III Demo (SAM) (PD), The/ESI (YS91, 62)
Manic Miner (SAM)/Revelation (YS76, 84)
Spread the word - the eccentric explorer with the taste for treasure is back!
Mega Demo 10 (SAM)/SAM Supplement (YS77, 69)
Parallax (SAM)/FRED (YS83, 58)
Pazook (SAM)/Supplement Software (YS80, 52)
Prince Of Persia (SAM)/Domark (YS69, 90)
Top-notch platform slash-'em-up, with incredible animation. As good a reason as any to buy a Coupe.
SAM Adventure System/Axxent (YS82, 85)
SAM Coupe Arcade Development System/Glenco (YS84, 82)
SAM Juggler Demo (SAM)/Codigo (YS77, 80)
SAM Pack One (SAM)/Revelation (YS78, 81)
Sheriff Gunn (SAM)/Axxent (YS84, 60)
Splat! (SAM)/Revelation (YS76, 68)
Sweetly simple and horribly playable. You may flip over it. Then again you may not.
Surprise Demo (SAM) (PD)/ESI (YS87, 70)
Triltex - The Later Levels (SAM)/FRED (YS77, 84)
Triltex fans will need no holding back, but be warned - this game is hard.
Waterworks (SAM)/FRED (YS88, 80)
I really enjoyed playing it, but I can see why people wouldn't like it. Non-puzzle fanatics should knock 25% off the score.
Wop Gamma (SAM)/Revelation (YS91, 88)
You could boycott it to show we want more than puzzle games, but it's just too good to miss. (Sorry.)
Rage Hard! (YS39)
Working For Uncle Sam At Last! As the release of the SAM computer from Miles Gordon Technology draws nearer, Phil South reports on the shape of things to come.
Rage Hard! (YS47)
It's been a long time in the making, but soon we'll all be able to thrill to the delights of the new SAM Coupe computer from MGT. Phil South tools up to investigate the delay.
Rage Hard! (YS51)
Just as the SAM Coupe launches itself upon an anticipatory public, heralding a new dawn in Speccy development, so another innovation looks set to make its mark on our playing habits. Jonathan Davies reports on the CodeMasters' new CD Game Pack, a simple little system with encouraging potential.
Rage Hard! (YS52)
Following fast on the heels of last month's SAM Coupe review, here comes the SAM disk drive and DOS; Sean Kelly gets out his trusty screwdriver and has a good poke.
SAM Centre - SAMCo's Demise (YS81)
It's official - SAMCo has gone down. But! The Coupe lives on. Jon Pillar takes up the story...
SAM Special 1 - SAM: Is It The Speccy Of The Nineties!? (YS51)
OR If You Think The Spectrum Is 'Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow', Why Not Try A SAM Toupe?
SAM Special 2 - The SAM Coupe Fax Box (YS51)
SAM Special 3 - Bruce Gordon Interview (YS51)
SAM Special 4 - Soft on SAM? (YS51)
SAM Special 5 - FLASH !! (Oo-er!) (YS51)
Well, you've seen the pictures all over the shop, so you'll already know that the SAM Coupe comes with its own art package. But what's it like? Well read on, cloth-head, and you might find out...
SAM Surgeon - MGT's Demise (YS56)
So what really has happened to the SAM Coupe?


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Jillian Greene, Christopher Miller
Jillian Greene and Christopher Miller were married July 28, 2012. The wedding was held at St. John's Lutheran Church and was followed by a reception at the Masonic Temple ballroom.
The matron of honor was Leslye Durst, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Katie Ralston, Katie Wasson and Olivia Hagen. The best man was Rob Langdon, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Jess Anderson, Jon Pittman and Matt Leroy. Ring bearers were Henry Scanlon and Nolan Durst. Flower girls were Ella Scanlon, Gail Patton and Janay Patton.
The bride, daughter of Garry and Jennifer Greene of Erie, is a graduate of Edinboro University. She is a teacher at Olean Business Institute and Bryant & Stratton College.
The groom, son of Cindy Patton of Olean, N.Y., and Steve Miller of Hinsdale, N.Y., is a project manager at Power and Construction Group.
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text: A Tiffin man was killed in an accident this morning in Vinton County. According to a release from the State Highway Patrol, Kyle M. Garrison, 23, of Tiffin, had been traveling southbound on SR 93 when his vehicle collided head-on with a northbound vehicle. around 6:15 a.m. He and the driver in the other vehicle, Robert E. Johnson, 55, of McArthur, were pronounced dead at the scene.


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For a moment, it all was within reach.
Tiffin University had scrambled back from a 21-0 third-quarter deficit, and in the final seconds of the quarter trailed Northwood by just seven.
And the Dragons were threatening to get even, holding the ball on the Timberwolves' 29.
And then, within a matter of minutes, it was all gone.
Three plays stood out in what turned into a 35-14 Northwood win.
n Trailing by a touchdown and facing a third-and 10 at the Northwood 28, TU (1-3, 0-3 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) quarterback James Capello found tight end Mark Rogers at about the 24. As he neared the first down marker, Rogers fumbled the ball and the Timberwolves' Kyle Fikki recovered at the 17.
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N - Jonker 4 run (Faust kick), :00
Third Quarter
N - Ryan Whittum 41 interception return (Faust kick), 9:04
TU - Pedro Correa 38 pass from Tyler Jones (Seth Pekoe kick) 8:47
TU - Logan Snell 40 blocked punt return (Pekoe kick), 6:33
Fourth Quarter
N - Charlington Thompson 58 pass from Shavers (Faust kick), 13:22
N - Eric Williams 7 pass from Shavers (Faust kick), 12:19
First Downs2011
Passing yards135173
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: Northwood - Cameron Jackson 25-107; Jonker 13-46; Shavers 11-39; Williams 1-21; TEAM 1-(minus 3). Tiffin University - Dominque White 9-27; James Capello 8-5; Jeremy Ortiz 3-14; Joseph Collard 1-32; James Hall 1-0.
PASSING: Northwood - Shavers 9-16-1-135. Tiffin University - Capello 18-30-1-135; Tyler Jones 1-1-0-38.
RECEIVING: Northwood - Thompson 2-67; T. Stocker 2-22; Williams 2-17; Andrew Harig 1-20; Tim Zabawa 1-8; Jonker 1-1. Tiffin University - Obadiah Dykes 4-65; Mark Rogers 4-37; Correa 3-50; White 2-6; Bertram Marks 2-5; Ortiz 1-8; Marcus Beaurem 1-2; Joseph Lofton 1-0; Hall 1-0.
n Northwood, which had been effectively shut down by the Dragons following a close to hour-and-a-half weather delay, moved the ball to its own 42. On first down, quarterback Aaron Shavers dropped back and threw down the right side to Carrington Thompson, who appeared to be about a zip code away from any defender. Thompson caught the ball at about the 15 and could walk in for the score.
"That was a double-move [by Thompson]," Tiffin coach Gary Goff said about why the receiver was so why open.
n On the ensuing kickoff, the Timberwolves popped up the kick to about the Dragons 25. TU's Marcus Beaurem let the ball drop in front of him, and never seemed to have possession before Northwood defenders pounced on the ball with 13:20 left in the game.
"Those guys know you cannot let the ball drop on kickoffs," Goff said. "For some reason, we did."
That led to another Shavers' touchdown pass, as he ran around in the pocket before finding Eric Williams from 7 yards out.
In less than three minutes of game time, Tiffin went from challenging to tie to looking at a 21-point deficit.
"We turned the ball over, and it just deflated us," Goff said.
Overall, the Dragons fumbled the ball five times, losing three. In addition, Capello was intercepted early in the third quarter by Ryan Whittum, who returned the ball 41 yards for a touchdown.
"You can't overcome turnovers," Goff said. "You can't. It's plain and simple. We've got to play better than that. We've got to play better than that; we've got to coach better than that."
After Northwood had taken the lead on a touchdown run and a touchdown pass to Jordan Jonker, the Timberwolves went into the half with a 14-0 lead. Play was stopped just before the first offensive play of the second half when lightning was spotted. After about 90 minutes of lightning, thunder, a hail storm and plenty of rain, the contest resumed. Northwood appeared to be in control following Whittum's pick-six, but TU quickly responded.
First a halfback option pass by Tyler Jones to Pedro Correa went for a 38-yard score, and barely two minutes later, TU linebacker Logan Snell - who has had a knack for the big play this season and who had already intercepted Shavers - blocked a punt and returned it 40 yards to the end zone.
But the score came with a price. Snell appeared to injure himself as he was returning the block, and collapsed in the end zone.
Goff said it appeared to be a hamstring injury. Snell eventually limped off the field.
"We'll see what (the medical staff will) say about that," Goff said. "He's a great player. We need him."
For Northwood (4-0, 3-0), Cameron Jackson ran for 107 yards on 25 carries. Its defense limited TU to just 251 total yards on offense.
"We're 4-0, which is a good thing," said Northwood coach Mike Sullivan. "But there are so many areas to improve on as a team. We've learned a big lesson here, that's good. We have to come out and fight in all phases, at all times out here."


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Chief Keef always be reppin GBE. #3hunna
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An attempt to pronounce the acronym ROFL as a word.
roffel, that was 2 funny 4 me!
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What the ventrillo guy says when he tries to be leet.
skyline commented "roffel"
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Parody of the the ROFL Acronym used as a joke by many, most commonly used in the phrase "Roffel My Waffle". The parody of this phrase is used in the example. The joke is meant to confuse.
Roffel My Falafel!
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The alternate (and commonly considered wrong) version of Roffles. Less funny though.
I'mma reply to this topic with a crapload of roffels!
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Evening Services at Mickfield: October to December - Printable Version
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Evening Services at Mickfield: October to December - John Charmley - 08-10-2006
Mark Wright and myself are, with permission from Abba Seraphim, continuing to offer an Orthodox Evening Service at St. Andrew's Church in Mickfield (http://www.mickfieldchurch.org.uk/about.htm) Service start at 6 p.m.
The rota of services for the next month or so is as follows:
Sunday 22 October
Sunday 12 November
Sunday 26 November
Sunday 9 December
Mickfield is about an hour and a half's drive from Norwich.
Everyone is welcome, whether you are Orthodox or a member of the Fellowship, or are just interested.
Do remember us in your prayers.
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The report looks at how governments fight human trafficking.
Today, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice acknowledged the significant progress that's been made, but pointed out there's still a lot of work to be done.
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No Reason To Be Above FDIC Insurance Limits
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If you have more than $100,000, there is no reason to keep it all at one bank.
(There is actually one reason, but it's not a good one. At most banks, the interest rate on jumbo CDs is a little larger than regular CDs but it requires that you open one with at least $100,000 – but that's a bad reason.)
Here's one horror story about a woman who kept more than $100,000 at Silver State Bank, the Nevada bank that recently went into FDIC conservatorship, and lost over $20,000 (~$20 million was uninsured in total).
The unfortunate part about this story is that CNN is playing to the crowd's emotions (not surprisingly) by playing clips of her talking about her wanting to put her money in her mattress and how unfair it is that companies are being bailed out while she's being screwed (and that last completely irrelevant bit about McCain's connection to the bank, play up to election season!). It's just adding fuel to the fire. Don't be ridiculous though and don't be stupid, don't put your money in a mattress (because if you have fire, we will no doubt see you on a clip on CNN about it).
It's unfortunate that they lost that money (even more unfortunate that her husband's identity was stolen, because if it was a joint account then it would've had coverage up to $200,000) but those are the rules. Had it been before the FDIC was created, she would've lost more than $20k.
Two lessons:
- Don't put more than $100,000 in any one bank unless you're certain FDIC coverage limits will have your back. There's absolutely no good reason to.
- Keep up to date on the news about your bank because no bank is immune to this. Prior to the failure, customers withdrew $250 million in the two months before it failed – that's information you probably want to be aware of.


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Our personal guide to things to see and do within easy reach of Caversham. Also check out the 'Web Links' page in our 'Find Out More' section, which provides additional suggestions.
Latest Update: River & Rowing Museum added.
West of Caversham
Aldermaston Wharf
Not as you might think in Aldermaston but just off the A4 on the A340. Once upon a time this was a significant place because of the Kennet and Avon Canal trade; now it's for pleasure boats and visitors. There's a little museum there and a lock as well as the bridge which has to be raised whenever a boat wants to go through.
Basildon Park
Basildon Park is a National Trust Property and so it's worth checking opening times, but it is worth taking the trouble to visit. The property is well located up on a hill looking over the river and the not huge but interesting 18th century house has pleasant grounds (and a good tea room). It featured in the 2004 film version of 'Pride and Prejudice'. There's also an NT shop here. They do fireworks and concerts in the summer which are good fun if the weather's kind. To be found on the A329 road between Pangbourne and Goring.
Beale ParkBeale Park is a great place to take children - lots of animals for them to see, pet and so on. Also on the A329 between Pangbourne and Goring.
The powers-that-be have not been kind to Didcot ... the power station may or may not strike you as impressive, but easy-on-the-eye it's not and it's ruined many a good view from surrounding hills. The rest of the town isn't exactly much to behold either. However, the steam railway museum certainly does make for an interesting visit.
Mapledurham is the kind of place that's quite easily overlooked - a pity, as it's well worth a visit. It's only 'up the road' from Caversham and in fact it's a decent walk there along the river - you just carry along from The Warren (next to St Peter's Church) until you arrive.
Mapledurham House and its associated water mill are open to the public at weekends from Easter to the end of September. It's worth a visit - originally built in 1423, the mill is the last to still operate on the Thames. In passing, it is the Mapledurham mill that features prominently on the cover of the first album by Black Sabbath(!), released back in 1970.
The origins of the fine Anglican church in Mapledurham, St. Margaret's, date back to Norman times, and the church was featured in the 1976 film of 'The Eagle has Landed'.
The downside of the Mapledurham is that sadly there's no longer a village pub or shop (as with so many small places these days) - so take some refreshments with you! If you're feeling lazy and want to go by car, it's a case of head out on the Woodcote Road, take the first left opposite the pub and then left again, a little way along that lane.
Pangbourne / Whitchurch
Pangbourne is nice enough but not in itself much to write home about; Whitchurch over the other side of the river is similarly OK. The privately owned river bridge is a little unusual to look at and they still collect a toll for using it - twenty pence for cars, the last time we used it. (The tension this princely sum causes between the residents of Whitchurch and the bridge owners has even made the national press.) The main reason for mentioning Pangbourne here is that the walk along the river, heading back towards Reading, is a good one. It is an option to get a train out from Reading to Pangbourne and walk back (the path and views deteriorate when you get close to Reading and it's a fair old way, but it's good to do if you're feeling in the mood.) Incidentally, Pangbourne was the home of Kenneth Grahame, the author of 'The Wind in the Willows'.
Living in Caversham, it is easy to not bother with the attractions on the other side of town. We didn't go to see the Roman-era remains of Silchester until quite recently despite living here for years - and the trip proved worthwhile. The Calleva museum is well done, (there are also lots of Romain remains from this area in Reading museum), and if it takes your fancy you can check out when the Roman ghosts are most likely to be visible and plan a return visit ... Signposted off to your left as you head south on the A340, itself a left turn off the A4 as you head West out of Reading.
The Vyne
Like Basildon Park, the Vyne is another National Trust property and again, an enjoyable visit. The mainly Tudor house has some curiosities, the long oak gallery and the 16th century chapel are particularly memorable, and the lake in the grounds is good for a stroll around. There's a tea shop too. Also signposted off to your left as you head south on the A340, itself a left turn off the A4 as you head West out of Reading.
East of Caversham
Christmas Common
Christmas Common is a National Trust owned mixture of woodland and open hillside with superb views over the surrounding countryside. There's a little car park at the top. There are long-ish or shorter walks to be had around here. Apparently the triangular chalk-cut on the lower part of the hillside lines up with a church tower in Watlington down below - if viewed from the right place far enough away. It something to do with giving the church the appearance of having a steeple... in turn something to do with a bet.
Signposted from Marlow and Maidenhead, Cliveden is a National Trust house, built in 1850-1. It is for the most part a (very expensive) hotel and the public has very limited access. However, even if you never get to go inside, the grounds are wonderful. The house and the more formal gardens are high above the Thames; there are fountains, statues, garden buildings, walks of all lengths, (and of course a tea room and NT shop). Unusually for NT properties, the grounds are open virtually all year, at least in part.
Greys Court
Greys Court lies in the hills above Henley between the B481 and the A321. This National Trust property is the handiest for anyone living in Caversham and worthwhile visiting more than once. The largely Tudor house is interesting, the 14th century ruins in the gardens are too, there's a tea-room in the old stables, the gardens are superb and include a modern maze and a 200 feet deep well, and there are some longer woodland walks to be had circling around the estate.
Maidenhead isn't much different from so many other towns these days in terms of shops and all the other things you'd expect to find in a medium-sized place. However, it's Thames-side area is quite well looked after (if a bit busy) and the railway bridge over the river is the largest single-span brick-arch you are ever going to see in the entire world. (Not many people know that ...)
Marlow (and Hurley)
Marlow is a fiendishly expensive place to live, but a good little town for a mooch, with some good eateries too. We quite often end up there on a Sunday lunchtime. The river there is attractive, with a waterfront church and good lock and weir (footpath from the side of the church), and the suspension bridge is unusual - not least because of the way it shakes when cars go over it!
Going up river from the bridge, you can walk along to Hurley - a good stroll in good weather. There's a lock/weir complex there, and the very high footbridge you go over on the way was one of last things to be put in place to complete the tow-path walk from the Thames' source to the sea. (There's a village shop in Hurley, just a few hundred yards up the street that leads away from the lock.)
River & Rowing Museum (Henley)
We thought the River and Rowing Museum in Henley (down by the river) to be well worth a visit, with good displays about the Thames and related matters, a reasonable enough museum shop, a decent coffee shop and exhibitions that change over the course of the year. The ticket that we bought let you re-visit over the following year too, which struck us as good value. Their website will tell you all you need to know.
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Skimbal, a man who knows his way around a 3D printer (ie a box of magic), has been designing templates letting anyone with access to such sorcery print out tiny replicas of the buildings from SimCity 2000.
Which means, yes, you can print off actual SimCity…cities. The templates were built in Google Sketch-Up, and while there aren't enough to do a whole city (yet!), there's enough variety in blocks and civic buildings to get a nice little diorama going.
Also, the fact it's a work in progress and that it's so easy to do gives me hope that in a few months somebody will come up with some rules and let us play an actual tabletop version of SimCity.
And who's going to stop them? It's not like EA bothers releasing new SimCity games any more (HINT HINT EA).
Sim City 2000 Tabletop Play Set [Thingiverse, via Super Punch]


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Is gravel with 3 - 6 mm grain size suitable?
I want to set up a freshwater aquarium, can I use gravel with 3 - 6 mm grain size for this purpose?
This is not entirely optimal. Food and fish waste remainders easily sink between the relatively large "pebbles". As far as the food is concerned, it is not accessible for the fish any more, and both lead to the bottom ground becoming "sticky" more quickly. Furthermore, such coarse gravel is not quite suitable for fish that dig in the ground (e.g. Corydoras catfish, many loaches etc.).
I therefore recommend fine grained (< 2 mm) gravel or, even better, sand - in both cases round grained and without sharp edges!
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Erie man charged with stealing TVs from YMCA
Erie police have charged a city man with stealing televisions from the Glenwood Park YMCA.
Walter K. Riley, 58, of the 100 block of Sheridan Avenue, is in the Erie County Prison on $5,000 bond today after he was arraigned Monday afternoon by Erie 3rd Ward District Judge Tom Carney on charges of burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief.
Police accuse Riley, whom they said was an employee of the YMCA, of using his keys to enter the facility on the early morning of Sept. 25. Three flat-screen TVs were pulled from the walls and two were taken from the facility, according to the criminal complaint filed in the case.
Riley was captured on surveillance video and was identified as the burglary suspect by the facility's manager, police said today.


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I was the oldest of three boys.. I was the "hippie" of the family while my other brother ran around with the Black Panthers. My youngest brother is the more mainstream type.. Found this piece fascinating and worth the listen..
Siblings can play a powerful role in our lives, and now scientists are learning more than ever about just how much our brothers and sisters impact our behavior.
Author Jeffrey Kluger examines the science and delves into his own childhood to explain why who we are is as much about our siblings as it is about ourselves.
...were you the "favored child"?
I don't know about that! I was the one who was supposed to set the example and do everything "right"!
just how much our brothers and sisters impact our behavior.
Which is a lot.
I am the youngest of four - 'the baby' - not nearly the 'happy/favored' place that middle and older sibs so often claim. I'm sure that my experience as the youngest in large part shaped my aversion to 'authority' - but is also responsible for my having grown up feeling totally loved.
I don't know, Katii. I was the first of four, and I was expected to be perfect. My parents decided how I was going to dress and wear my hair (I didn't like full skirts and I HATED short hair - and that was the way my parents thought I should look.) I was also supposed to get straight A's always (I couldn't - I made A's in everything except math and PE, and every report period I got lambasted for that.) My mother resented me and had a terrible temper, and my dad, as a Marine officer, treated me like a Marine corporal. Thankfully, my parents realized that they couldn't produce tailor-made kids, so my two brothers and my sister had a better time of it. But my brothers were expected to go into the Marine Corps like my dad. But neither of them wanted to do that. The older of my two brothers had two MA's, so he got a rather prestigious job in the insurance business, and my youngest brother became an Eastern Orthodox priest. Still, that wasn't good enough. My sister was the only one who was the star of the family, because her swimming relay team made the Olympics.
After I published five books (the tally now is ten) and released three CDs, finally my parents were proud of all of us, But it seemed to be a little too late. Thankfully, my siblings are wonderful, and we're the best of friends. We made a terrific support group!


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Section 1031 Alchemy: Transforming Personal Tangible and Intangible Property into Real Property
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Real Estate Taxation, Vol. 34, p. 52, 1st Quarter 2007
Section 1031 nonrecognition applies only to exchanges of like-kind properties. Although real property generally is not like kind to personal property or intangible property, case law reveals that personal property and intangible property can be combined with certain real property interests and become like kind to real property. The Article distills four basic rules for transforming personal property and intangible property into real property for section 1031 purposes. It also examines untested theories about transforming personal and intangible property into real property and considers the viability of such theories.
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Twilight's Ashley Greene and Nikki Reed Reunite (Video)
The Twilight series stars chatted with PEOPLE at the Heineken U.S. Open Kickoff Party in N.Y.C. on Thursday
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The Twilight star and the Australian TV personality raced Bentleys in Palm Springs
Jonathan Taylor Thomas – Famous or Not – Is Still Loved by Fans
But wedding No. 4 for Jesse James infuriated PEOPLE.com readers this week
Ashley Greene's Dog Dies In Condo Fire
"The cause is undetermined," the Twilight star's rep tells PEOPLE of Friday's blaze
Tom Cruise & George Clooney Sign On to Sci-Fi Films & More Casting News
Aliens don't stand a chance in a new crop of science-fiction films
Ashley Greene Hopes Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Drama Doesn't 'Taint' Twilight
"I think a lot of people see us as our characters; I really want them to still be able to do that," says Greene
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