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LinMin™, provider of IT automation software LinMin Bare Metal Provisioning™, today announced the immediate availability of its Server Provisioning Virtual Appliance™ aimed at accelerating the automated deployment of systems running Linux, Windows Server, VMware ESXi and other hypervisors in fast-growing or frequently-repurposed data centers. Click to Tweet this release.
The LinMin Server Provisioning Virtual Appliance is packaged as an Open Virtualization Format (OVF) virtual machine with Linux and LinMin Bare Metal Provisioning 6.5 pre-installed. The Virtual Appliance significantly reduces the time to implement the automated deployment of servers, blades and VMs running Windows Server, Linux and hypervisors, and can also capture, restore and clone entire systems.
When remotely provisioning Windows and Linux, entire application stacks such as Hadoop can also be installed, accelerating the deployment of servers in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) data centers targeting high-growth areas including Big Data.
"LinMin is vendor-neutral, offering customers the ultimate flexibility when selecting system manufacturers, OS providers and data center topologies, with the assurance that our Virtual Appliance will meet their data center system deployment requirements," said Laurent Gharda (@LinMin), CEO and founder of LinMin Corp. "The Server Provisioning Virtual Appliance sets new standards for ease of installation, configuration and usability in an arena where traditional data center solutions have been costly and difficult to implement."
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About Creating Your Calm
Women's strongest feelings {in terms of their birthings}, positive and negative, focus on the way they were treated by their caregivers. ~ Annie Kennedy & Penny Simkin
I am a seasoned certified birth doula and an experienced childbirth educator serving the Northern Virginia and Washington DC area.
In 2004 I obtained a Bachelors of Science in Applied Economics and a Minor in Business Management from East Carolina University. In early 2010, I trained as a birth doula and certified through DONA (Doulas of North America) and am also a trained Hypno-Doula with HypnoBabies. In 2011 I trained directly under the founder and creator of HypnoBirthing and shortly after certified as a HypnoBirthing childbirth educator. I am also a member in good standing with International Childbirth Educators Association (ICEA), trained in the famous Spinning Babies techniques (from Gail Tulley herself!) and certified in Rebozo techniques for pregnancy and birth. My business, Creating Your Calm was opened in 2010 in Chapel Hill, NC, where I enjoyed working in many fabulous hospitals and birth center settings. We moved from North Carolina to Northern Virginia in 2013 where I quickly immersed myself in the local birthing environment. I regularly teach HypnoBirthing childbirth classes (in Alexandria Virginia), one day intensive childbirth classes (in Alexandria Virginia) and other prenatal and parenting workshops at Body in Balance Center. My classes are not only informational but enjoyable; full of evidence based information, relaxation exercises, useful tips and demonstrations. I enjoy working with families through pregnancy, birth and post partum and I have a huge passion for family centered birthing. I believe that the key to a positive experience during these life changing events is having the tools to make informed and educated decisions coupled with a calm and positive mindset. I pride myself on being supportive, empathetic and non-judgmental when it comes to working with families during their own journey towards parenthood. As a certified birth doula serving Washington DC and Northern Virginia, I have experience and am comfortable working with many different Obstetricians and Midwives and have attended births at the majority of local hospitals such as George Washington University Hospital, Washington Hospital Center, Virginia Hospital Center, Ft. Belvoir, Inova Alexandria, Inova Fairfax, Fair Oaks, Louden, Sibley, Prince William Hospital and many more. I have experience with birth center births and am comfortable in home birth settings.
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I want families to know they have choices.
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Skylight presents intimate take on 'Porgy & Bess'
In the summer of 1926, George Gershwin returned home from rehearsals for a new musical. Wired and needing to clear his head, he picked up a recent bestselling novel as bedtime reading. He didn't put it down until he had finished it the following morning. The novel was DuBose Heyward's "Porgy."
In "The Life and Times of Porgy and Bess: The Story of an American Classic," Hollis Alpert describes what happened next: Gershwin was so excited "by the story and its author's apparent musical sensitivity" that he immediately wrote Heyward and suggested they collaborate on an opera. Nine years later, it made a now-legendary Broadway debut as "Porgy and Bess." »Read Full Article(1)
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2 Chainz, Pusha T, Emblem3 playing Rave shows
The Rave has announced two very different shows for February, but both should attract large crowds to the Eagles Ballroom.
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MIAMI — With more than 20 art fairs to visit during Art Basel Miami Beach, one of the art world's most prestigious gatherings, itself host to more than 250 blue chip galleries selling everything you'll next see at the Whitney or on a wall of a home featured in Architectural Digest, it's hard to choose which fairs to get to. »Read Full Blog Post
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Tip of the Day - Playing Lobbers
Larry Hodges Dec. 17, 2013
Players lose way too many points against lobbers. Here are a few tips.
Tip of the Day - When Playing Table Tennis, Take Few "Risks" - and Letting an Opponent Control Play is a Risk!
Larry Hodges Dec. 16, 2013
The next time you are in a close match, and are worried about making mistakes, and so play safe to avoid any risky shots, consider this.
Tip of the Day - Carry Equipment With You When Flying
Larry Hodges Dec. 15, 2013
When flying to a tournament, carry your "irreplaceable" equipment with you – especially your racket and shoes, and perhaps your playing clothes.
Tip of the Day - Forehand Attackers Should Sometimes Serve & Backhand Attack
Larry Hodges Dec. 14, 2013
If you are primarily a forehand attacker, many of your opponents will get used to you serving and looping from your backhand corner.
Tip of the Day - Playing Dead Blockers
Larry Hodges Dec. 13, 2013
Dead blockers slow the ball down (throwing off your timing), and keep it shorter than you are used to.
Tip of the Day - Practice Service Spin on a Rug!
Larry Hodges Dec. 12, 2013
It's often difficult to judge how much spin you are putting on the ball when you practice serves. Without this feedback, it's not easy to improve your serves. So try this find a large, carpeted room, and practice serving there!
Tip of the Day - Think Strategy, Then Let the Shots Happen
Larry Hodges Dec. 11, 2013
Between points, think about what you want to do, especially at the start of the rally what serve to use, what type of receives.
Tip of the Day - Shoe Grippiness "El Dente"
Larry Hodges Dec. 10, 2013
If your shoes aren't grippy enough, you slide when you play, and so can't move properly.
Tip of the Day - Inside-Out Forehand Serve
Larry Hodges Dec. 09, 2013
Many players use the forehand "pendulum" serve. It's the most popular serve in table tennis.
Tip of the Day - Getting Run Off the Table
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Erie casino plans cash, free slots play giveaways Friday for 7th anniversary
Seven will be a lucky number Friday at Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
The casino will celebrate its seventh anniversary with drawings of cash prizes and free play on slot machines.
Seven winners will be drawn each hour for eight hours, casino spokeswoman Jennifer See said. A total of $8,050 in free slots play will be awarded from 2 to 8 p.m., and seven gamblers will get $700 in cash during drawings at 9 p.m., she said.
The Erie casino is trying to restore and increase its share of the market in the face of competition from new Ohio casinos.
Seven years ago, the Erie casino was the new player in the region, without competition from Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, which opened in May 2012; Thistledown Racino in North Randall, Ohio, which opened in April 2013; and Hard Rock Northfield Park Rocksino in Northfield, Ohio, which opened in December.
Now the casino is trying to lure back some of the Ohio customers that it lost, but it's also focusing on gamblers from Pennsylvania, New York and other places.
"I don't really care where you come from, as long as you come," Jeff Favre, the Erie casino's new general manager, has said.
Besides the giveaways, See said that gamblers can play a game in which they will have a chance for bonus entries for the drawings as well as Presque Isle Downs logo merchandise.
The casino also will give away hot dogs at 11 a.m. and cupcakes at 1 p.m.
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Gun Linked to Hernandez and 2012 Double-Murder Located
The gun that former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez is alleged to have used in the July 2012 killing of two Massachusetts men has been located, according to Springfield's CBS 3 News.
Police say a traffic crash June 21 on Interstate 91 in Springfield yielded the weapon. Jailene Diaz-Ramos of Bristol, Connecticut was involved in the accident.
When police took inventory of the vehicle, they discovered a .38-caliber Smith and Wesson revolver inside a black briefcase in the trunk of the car.
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It certainly helps.
ICYMI: Pedestrian tracking bot and earthquake simulation
Turing's test needs robots to blend in among humans, so tracking how pedestrians move makes sense.
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A breathalyzer test can catch cancer cells, early.
WiFi spec update promises to double your wireless speeds
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AT&T brings WiFi calling to Android phones
You don't have to worry about cell coverage if you have the right phone.
Google Fiber considers gigabit WiFi to cheaply cover last mile
This could quickly extend Fiber's reach to clamoring fans.
Apple faces Caltech lawsuit over WiFi patents
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As we previously reported, Evelyn Lozada has reportedly landed a VH1 spinoff show with fame-loving footballer fiance Chad Ochocinco. But folks are saying the offer wasn't given on a silver platter.
Supposedly, Evelyn threatened to leave "Basketball wives" (AGAIN) after VH1 posted a blog insinuating she cheated on her "husband" (what TMZ called him) Chad. Ummmmm....did we miss the wedding?
So with producers in a bind (did they really take her "threats" seriously?), they offered her a few incentives outside of the spinoff. Sources say Evelyn got a big raise and her new setup with "BBW" allows her to shoot half as often and works around her daughter's school schedule. Umm....isn't her daughter over 18 and going to college in LA? Who schedules their life around their daughter's Biology credits?
Anywho, the show will supposedly document the months leading up to their wedding. Sigh........
In the meantime, fans of "BBW" will be happy to know the ladies are currently filming in NY/Miami and Evelyn recently tweeted,
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LISA FRANCHESCA Williams Smith just wouldn't be denied.
Even in hospice care, in her final days, she was working to help small African-American businesses in West Palm Beach, Fla., a cause to which she had devoted so much of her energies in recent years.
"She had been given six months to live," said her mother, Karen Warrington. "When that happens you are given a choice, whether to live those six months or just wait to die. She chose to live."
Lisa Smith, a multitalented woman who could sing and dance and play the piano and drums, a teacher, business consultant and community activist, died of cancer Thursday at age 53. She lived in West Palm Beach.


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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran agreed on Monday to offer more information and expanded access to U.N. nuclear inspectors – including more openings at a planned reactor and uranium site – even as America's top diplomat said Iranian envoys had backed away from a wider deal seeking to ease Western concerns that Tehran could one day develop atomic weapons.
The flurry of announcements and comments showed both the complexities and urgency in trying to move ahead on an accord between Iran and world powers after overtime talks in Geneva failed to produce a deal that could curb Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for a rollback in some U.S.-led economic sanctions.
With negotiators set to resume next week, Iranian officials promoted the pact reached with the U.N. nuclear chief Yukiya Amano as a "road map" for greater cooperation and transparency, which could move the talks ahead. But the plans do not mention some of the sites most sought by U.N. teams to probe suspicions of nuclear-related work, notably the Parchin military facility outside Tehran.
"It's an important step forward, but by no means the end of the process," Amano told The Associated Press in Tehran. "There is still much work to be done."
Western leaders, meanwhile, were keen to display a unified front after suggestions that France had broken ranks in Geneva and demanded more concessions from Iran on enrichment levels and an under-construction heavy water reactor that produced a greater amount of plutonium byproduct, which could be used in eventual weapons production.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said it was Iran that put the brakes on reaching a first-phase agreement, but gave no details on the Iranian concerns and suggested it was only a matter of time before a formula is found.
"There was unity but Iran couldn't take it," Kerry said during a stop in Abu Dhabi. He added: "The French signed off on it, we signed off on it."
British Foreign Secretary William Hague said the world powers presented a united front to Iran at the weekend talks that failed to reach an accord, and although "some gaps" remained between parties at the talks, "most of those gaps are narrow."
In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged that an overall deal is likely between Iran and world powers, which would undercut Israeli threats to launch military action against Iranian nuclear sites. Yet he hailed the delay as a chance to "achieve a much better deal."
"The target date for this deal is the date on which a good deal will be achieved that will deny Iran a military nuclear capability," he told Israel's parliament Monday.
For Netanyahu and his backers, however, hopes have all but evaporated that Iran can be forced by negotiators to completely end its ability to make nuclear fuel. It's now unclear what type of deal would satisfy Israel, which sees a nuclear-armed Iran as a threat to its existence.
Iran has categorically denied it seeks nuclear arms and insists its only seeks reactors for energy and medical applications. Iranian officials portrayed the expanded U.N. access as further sign it seeks to work with the West.
Under the plans, announced at a joint news conference, Iran would allow inspectors a first-time visit of its key Gachin uranium mine on the Gulf coast and give broader access to the heavy water facility being built in the central city of Arak. Heavy water reactors use a different type of coolant to produce a greater amount of plutonium byproduct than conventional reactors. Inspectors from the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency, or IAEA, have already visited the reactor site but seek more extensive examinations.
Plutonium can be used in nuclear weapons production, but separating it from the reactor byproducts requires a special technology that Iran does not currently possess.
The new accord also calls on Iran to provide more details on its nuclear program including proposed new reactor sites and all planned research reactors. This is important because such facilities use 20 percent enriched uranium, which is the highest level acknowledged by Iran and a key aspect of the ongoing nuclear talks. Halting the 20 percent enrichment – which is several steps away from weapons-grade – is a key goal of Western envoys, for which they may offer Iran a possible easing of U.S.-led sanctions.
IAEA teams have combed Iran for years and have around-the-clock monitoring systems at main sites such as the Russian-built reactor at Bushehr on the Gulf coast and the biggest enrichment facility at Natanz in central Iran. Inspectors also have visited a once-secret enrichment lab, known as Fordo, built into a mountainside south of Tehran after it was disclosed in 2009.
But some areas remain off-limits despite repeated demands from the IAEA.
Chief among them is the Parchin military base outside Tehran, which has been visited by IAEA inspectors in the past. They have been blocked, however, from returning to investigate suspicions that explosive tests were carried out related to possible nuclear triggers. Iran denies the allegations, but has resisted opening the base.
It was unclear whether the openings made Monday would eventually extend to sites such as Parchin. Amano said it would be "raised in subsequent" meetings.
Iran's nuclear chief, Ali Akbar Salehi, said the pact is intended as "a road map that clarifies the mutual steps required for resolving the outstanding issues" -- points repeatedly raised by President Hassan Rouhani since taking office in August.
A joint statement by Salehi and Amano said both sides seek to "cooperate further ... to resolve all present and past issues." The IAEA, in a nod to Iran's concerns, also agreed to protect confidential information regarding its nuclear program.
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An additional 64,000 people are expected to call Stanislaus County home by the year 2025, according to a recent forecast by the Center for Business and Policy Research at the University of the Pacific.
Turlockers across the city ventured out of their homes Tuesday night and into the streets and parks as part of the National Night Out event.
Community members in Turlock, Denair and Keyes can beat the heat without breaking the bank this August, thanks to a wide variety of free programs taking place at local branches of the Stanislaus County Library.
The Merced County Department of Public Health is reporting that two residents have been confirmed to have the Zika virus.
An 18-year-old Turlock man died in a head on collision Monday morning that also injure tow others.
Five people were killed Tuesday morning when a charter bus careened off Highway 99 and crashed into a pole near Livingston.
While Hilmar is most famous for its cheese, another agricultural entrepreneur captured the glory during this year's Fresno Food Expo.
Residents will soon be able to help the Friends of the Turlock Public Library keep the bookshelves in the children's area stocked with new material when they go out to do their shopping.
Former Turlock resident Jerry Esteves, who was injured during a trip to the Virgin Islands, was focused on the goal of getting home. He came so close.
Losing weight is a struggle for some, but thanks to support groups like Take Off Pounds Sensibly, shedding those extra pounds can be a fun and enriching experience.
The San Luis Reservoir Junior Lifeguard Program wrapped up its second annual three-week long training course at the San Luis Creek State Park on Friday.
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With the massive Soberanes Fire blazing across Monterey County and the Sand Fire in Los Angeles County torching southern California, the resulting smoke and particulate has begun to affect air quality here in the Central Valley.
A new path is going to be needed for those individuals who travel in and out of Turlock via Monte Vista Avenue as the city prepares for a street closure.
Kids meet, scars blend and wonders happen at Camp Taylor, which has provided a home away from home for young people and families of children with heart disease since 2002. The organization's Teen Camp was held this week, and campers from around the state and country came to Stanislaus State to join in on the fun.
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Westside Ministries launched its annual Coats 4 Kids donations drive with a downtown dance party Thursday night in front of Carr's Cleaners. For over ...
Lori Allen, host of the popular TV shows "Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta" and "Say Yes to the Dress: Bridesmaids" is the featured speaker ...
The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District has issued a Valley-wide health alert because of rising particulate matter from fires burning in California.
Health officials around the nation and locally are heralding the oncoming influenza season and are recommending a flu vaccine as the best course of coverage.
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Lowder returning to Crowley
By: Jeannine LeJeune
CROWLEY - After a successful four-day trip earlier this year, Jay Lowder will return to Crowley for two services Sunday.
The church will host a 10:30 a.m. service and a 6 p.m. service Sunday, November 21, 2010.
"(Lowder) will look to reconnect with all the people who came to the March event and try to build off of his work then,," said Lyod Singley, Pastor of Northside Assembly of God church.
The Northside Assembly of God church, located at 809 East Northern Aveune in Crowley, invites the public to celebrate what God has done and is still doing in Acadiana. The visit will mark Lowder's second trip to Crowley this year. In March, Lowder was part of four days of services at the Rice Arena that drew thousands each night.
The March event, the Acadiana Festival of Life, lasted from Sunday through Wednesday. Monday's service attracted the largest crowd according to Singley.
"According to those who count those things, there was nearly four thousand people there, a lot of which were young people," he said.
According to Singley, the Sunday morning service will be Northside's normal service with Lowder being a speaker at the service. The evening service will be a joint service with all the churches that participated in the Acadiana Festival of Life in March this year. The Crusade Choir will also join the evening service. The "Acadiana Festival of Thanksgiving" will feature a Thanksgiving theme and try to get all churches in the area involved and interested in Lowder's message.
"All of the churches that participated in March have been invited to join us, we had about 40 churches involved to some degree last time," said Singley.
Northside became the agreed upon site for Lowder's return visit after searching for a place big enough to host what Singley hopes will be a large crowd.
"We seat 1200 and can expand to close-circuit television if necessary, but right now we just want to get the word out to the residents of the parish. It's hard to say how big the crowd will be, but we hope it will be a good crowd Sunday," said Singley
Lowder was born into a home with both parents being believers in Jesus Christ but did not become one himself until much later in life. He turned from God and sought contentment and peace in a destructive lifestyle. He also came close to attempting suicide but his roommate walked in and led to Lowder searching for truth in life. He then realized God was calling him to spend the rest of his life preaching the truth that had transformed his own life.
Since his call into evangelism, he has participated in more than 250 crusades, rallies and conferences.
Lowder and his family, his wife and three children, reside in Wichita Falls, Texas where they are members of the First Baptist Church of Wichita Falls where Dr. Bob McCartney is pastor.
For more information on the services, call the _ for more information at 337-783-3620, visit their website at www.AcadianaCathedral.com or visit Lowder's website at www.JayLowder.com.


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Solar Ready II (SRII) is a partnership of the National Association of Regional Councils, Mid-America Regional Council, and Meister Consultants Group. SRII uses the broad impact and influence of ten regional councils to provide direct assistance to local governments, helping them implement best management practices (BMPs) to reduce soft costs and measurably improve solar market conditions. SRII designed the BMPs to be flexible and scalable, which allows them to be customized to meet each local governments' preferences and needs; and effectively implemented in nascent, emerging, and established solar markets across the country. SRII is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) SunShot Initiative Rooftop Solar Challenge grant.
Click HERE to view the Solar Ready II Final Report and learn about the team's national and regional impacts, accomplishments, and lessons learned over the 30-month project period.
Solar Ready II employs a regional approach on a national scale to drive local results. SRII has equipped the ten regional councils with resources and technical expertise, which has transformed them into "solar champions" in many nascent solar markets. Regional coordination is creating consistent policies, which are leading to favorable solar market conditions, and ultimately reducing soft costs for 276 local governments and nearly 23 million people across thirteen states and the District of Columbia. Click on each of the regions to learn more about their individual SRII projects.
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SRII has helped slashed permitting and approval times in over 70 jurisdictions across the country. Streamlined permitting initiatives are estimated to save just over $1,000 per installed PV system in those jurisdictions. In New York alone, SRII initiatives are estimated to have saved $500,000 in soft costs to-date.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission developed solar zoning guidance documents and technical assistance program for local governments.
The Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board has fostered the adoption of unified solar permit in 31 jurisdictions. Consumer-facing Solarize programs have installed over 1 MW of capacity in region during grant term.
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The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council hosted the first regional energy summit in May 2015 and fostered adoption of solar landing pages in many jurisdictions.
The combined efforts of 26 AHJ in two states has led to 40 BMP implementations throughout the Mid-America Regional Council region – addressing solar in zoning codes, developing solar ready guidelines, permit checklists and providing centralized information sources.
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Read about the impacts of Solar Ready II in this case study produced by the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Solar Outreach Partnership. The case study discusses each of the solar best management practices being implemented by each regional councils' local governments and the major accomplishments of the project to date. Click HERE to download the case study.
The Solar Ready II regional councils' member jurisdictions have a great variety in market conditions. In some jurisdictions, notably in the areas served by CNYRPDB, DVRPC, MWCOG, and MAG, strong state incentives and high electricity costs make solar an attractive investment. In other areas, such as the areas served by OKI, NIRPC, SWFRPC, and TBRPC, the financial outcomes of solar are less attractive. The difference in project economics is driven in part by differences in solar insolation values and by differences in state incentives in the form or rebates, tax credits, and sales and property tax exemptions. In all cases, soft cost reduction efforts through solar best practices would have a profound impact on the financial attractiveness of solar. In jurisdictions with low energy costs or limited state support, a $0.70/W decrease in the price of solar through soft cost reductions makes the difference between uneconomical project and a profitable one. In states with high energy costs and strong state incentives, reduced soft costs make the financial picture even more compelling and turn solar into a profitable investment for homeowners.


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B & B scale of the Turks in Realmonte is located a few steps from the main monuments and places of interest. Realmonte "City of Scala dei Turchi" is located in the south western Sicily at about 10km from the beautiful Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, lies on the picturesque coast with its lovely white Scala dei Turchi, the famous lighthouse Capo Rossello and the ancient Saracen tower of red mountain. Our bed and breakfast has four comfortable rooms with private bathroom, tastefully decorated with different themes.
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Nearly two-thirds of New Jersey residents said that assessing for future flooding risks should take precedence over quickly rebuilding storm-damaged properties along the coast, according to a Rutgers University Eagleton Institute of Politics poll released Wednesday.
Additionally, nearly 80 percent want the government to pay for rebuilding costs.
The poll, which surveyed 796 adults statewide by phone, also found that nearly 75 percent of New Jersey residents said life has not returned to normal following Hurricane Sandy, which made landfall Oct. 29 near Brigantine.
However, according to the poll, where those surveyed lived and the storm's effect on their property swayed their viewpoint on rebuilding. Those personally affected by the storm were slightly less inclined to want rebuilding to take precedence over conducting a future damage assessment. But shore residents overall were more likely to favor rebuilding immediately than those who lived farther from the coast, the poll found.
Most of those surveyed said they felt the government should pay to repair damage done by the storm — 78 percent said the government should pay for at least part of the damage. However, 38 percent of respondents said they wanted the bill to be paid solely by the government, while 40 percent said the govenrment should pay for a portion.
Republicans and independents were twice as likely to say property owners were responsible for the full cost and half of the Democrats surveyed said they thought the government should pay the full bill.
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1. It's what you buy if you hate Ford.
2. It's what you don't buy if you like Ford.
3. Like a Ford, it also sucks ass.
2. It's what you don't buy if you like Ford.
3. Like a Ford, it also sucks ass.
Chevy sucks! No, Ford sucks! Bla,bla,bla.....Well, I got sick of both of them and got me a Dodge, so there.
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"Hank sure has a nice Chevy"
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Like a rock the only way it moves is by rolling it down a hill.
Chevy...like a rock!
Beküldő: Shorty 2004. július 25.
car hardly ever vacates yard
drive by a dealership or drive through town.
Beküldő: nick 2003. szeptember 11.
The only American made pickup truck with a heated tailgate *this way your friends' hands dont get cold when they push you in the snow*
"Wow mike look at those failures, they drive a chevy"
"yeah bob, i'm glad i dont have to push your FORD like that"
"yeah bob, i'm glad i dont have to push your FORD like that"
Beküldő: Matt 2004. november 23.
like a rock
A fucking Chevy just sits there, like a rock.
Beküldő: Clem Blarstenfarge 2003. április 29.
The kind of truck that looks pretty, but lasts 10 years tops.
My 1989 ford f250 xlt is rusted to shit, but it runs like it was bought yesterday.
At least I dont drive a piece of chevy.
At least I dont drive a piece of chevy.
Beküldő: Brennan Platt 2005. február 25.
you know on a quiet night if you listen real closely you can hear a chevy rustin away
PAW:well ethel it sounds like that chevy is rustin away again
PAW:i knew i shoulda got that ford
PAW:i knew i shoulda got that ford
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GROOM — RB Thornton, 98, of Groom died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, in Claude.
Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Groom Cemetery with Sam Line officiating. Arrangements are by Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon.
RB Thornton was born Nov. 14, 1914, in Sherman to Joe Gamet and Virgie Zella Wood Thornton. He moved to the Lark Community around 1925, where he grew up as a farmer. He attended Lark schools and graduated from Groom High School in 1935. Upon graduation, he moved to Howe, where he met Lula Lynn Smith. They were married July 17, 1937, in Howe. Their first son, Jerry, was born in 1939.
RB worked for the U.S. Engineers as a surveyor on Texoma Lake for a couple of years before he, Lynn and Jerry moved to Amarillo, where he worked as a surveyor on Amarillo Air Base. They returned to Howe for a short time in 1941 when their second son, Joe Charles, was born in 1941. They eventually moved back to the Lark community in 1943, where he began farming. Their third son, Jimmy was born in Lark in 1950.
While farming, RB owned Lark Convenience Store from 1959 to 1969. RB and Lynn moved to Groom in 1969, where he worked at the Groom Hospital for 11 years as maintenance supervisor, all the while continuing to farm. RB enjoyed collecting antiques and telling anyone who would listen a story or two about each antique that had been acquired. He loved to tell stories of the golden days and would easily repeat any story upon request. RB was an active member of Church of Christ until his death.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lula Lynn Thornton, on Aug. 16, 1983; a son, Joe Charles Thornton; and a sister, Ura Pauline "Polly" Holcomb.
Survivors include two sons, Jerry Thornton and wife Nadine of Groom and Jimmy Thornton of Gunter; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
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The pundits are saying Group G is the World Cup's "Group of Death". Out of all the countries in the world, on June 22nd 2014, players from my homeland and my new-land are going to march out on the field. Little kids will be holding their hands gawking up at the heros adding a cuteness factor.
When the Portugal National Team plays I don't miss a game. I even have favorite players; Nani, Neto, Alves and Ronaldo. After the intense game against Sweden, my now beloved Cristiano Ronaldo pulled off the hat trick, I swore I would stop my snarky remarks about his over groomed eyebrows. I have asked Santa to bring me a small photo of him in his underwear (hey, he is doing billboards almost naked, I can have a little picture). Bento is a good coach, however José Mourinho is special and Portuguese. He should be the coach! Ask me about Team U.S.A. and sadly, I got nothing.
When I lived in the States, the only sports I enjoyed were swimming, water ballet (synchronized swimming) and a bit of baseball. I still mourn synchronized swimming was pulled from the Olympics. Football, or American football as I call it now, I am not a big fan. TV time outs, what is that about? Stopping a game to sell things on television? Since moving to Portugal, real football is where the players run their butts off and work hard the entire 45 minutes before halftime, plus they aren't hidden under layers of padding. The more "real" football I watch, American football just seems creepy to me.
For years people have been saying soccer is becoming a huge sport (not big, huge) in the States. Disagree; they don't have the sponsors or the marketing. Importing David Beckham helped the Style and Entertainment divisions of stateside media corporations but was only a blip for real football in the U.S.A. Designers loved him, fans not enough to watch "soccer" on Sundays from their recliners while chugging beers.
You never know where life will take you, but June 22nd I am pretty certain you will find me in a café in front of a big screen TV. On the table will be a big jug of vinho verde, some garlicky olives and cheese, I will screaming madly for both teams. I am typically American, product of at least five poor immigrant families and mixed heritages. Got some German, Dutch, Polish, Italian and Irish all twisted up in my DNA, and that's just what I know about.
Now, I am the immigrant and Portugal is giving me a whole new life, I will celebrate my past and my future, and hope desperately for a great game…and please keep your bananas at home.
Constance's note: I am recovering from a total hip replacement (long story). Good news is the food in my Lagos hospital was amazing and I am on the road to recovery. In the meantime I will be posting some of my favorite stories from the last (almost) four years I have spent in Portugal until my brain restarts.


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I got a lot of practice squaring up HSTs and even wore a groove in my "self-healing" mat! :-)
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