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Hideaway Country Inn • Bucyrus, OH
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- A One-Night Stay For Two in a Standard Whirlpool or Hot Tub Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($225)
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- Full Breakfast for Two
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The Destination
Driving along State Route 4 through northern Ohio is like stepping into an idyllic vision of America itself. Verdant farmlands unfold in a patchwork of green behind white-washed fences, seamless vistas save for the occasional cut of quiet country roads. Here, the golden haze of dawn descends on dewy wheat fields while vineyards to the north ripen in the soft sunlight. Locals celebrate the seasons with an array of festivals, and vistors can soak in the scenery from the view of a hot air balloon, the region's smattering of small towns and iconic raceways below.
The Digs
Situated on six acres of serene and scenic gardens in Ohio, HideAway Country Inn is a restful respite beckoning visitors to indulge in the quiet comforts of country living amid a luxe family-friendly setting. Individually appointed rooms in the historic farm house offer a host of high-end amenities including a bubbling Jacuzzi, cozy fireplace, satellite TV, individual temperature control, and WiFi. Nestled away from the din of the outside world, it's the perfect spot for families to reconnect and Escape.
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• Stroll leisurely among the lilacs and silverbells at the historic Kingwood Center's 47 acres of gardens
• Hike 22 acres of nature trails
• Indulge in a luxury body treatment at the spa
• Dine on grown-up entrées like pepper-crusted seared scallops or order up a plate for your little one at the on-site restaurant
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Watch StillWill's Awesome New Gokhan Saki Highlight Reel
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Everyone who watches highlight reels knows that for MMA, it is hard to beat LayzietheSavage, but the world of kickboxing has a new hero who has emerged over the past year or so, and that is user StillWill. You might know him as the guy who won all of the awesome It's Showtime gear in our recent contest, or the guy who did the awesome Badr Hari and Melvin Manhoef tribute vids. Well, he is back, and the latest video is a Godkhan Saki video.
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Thanks for the help, everyone. I got all my equipment and hive setup, plus put in my package order last night from Rick Reault at NEbees in Tynsborough. From what little I know, it looks like a good setup -- I just need to paint it and make a stand to keep the skunks away.
For anyone who's wondering Rick has a small inventory of supplies but he did have everything I needed to get started in stock and gave me some pointers on how to get started. I would recommend that anyone considering driving there, that they call first as the hours aren't necessarily correct (fortunately I called first so didn't have to make an extra trip). He also has some online videos at his web site which explain better than words ever will how to install a package and set-up a hive.
My brother-in-law is in his second year of beekeeping so I should be able to get help from him if necessary (I don't have time at this point for bee school -- too many hobbies and other commitments).
PerryBee, I've always wondered about the "other" Lunenburg up north. I always see it when I do a search for local town info. I'll bet its mighty cold up there...


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Sorry for the late reply its a Roper 2835. Pumps the thickest of syrup without a problem.
Sorry for the late reply its a Roper 2835. Pumps the thickest of syrup without a problem.
I was looking into this awhile back and a pump dealer indicated that a diaphragm pump might be best with really high solids content. Apparently they self prime and can run dry without harm. Koshin and Honda have 2" diaphragm pumps that may do the job but they are a couple grand each. Another observation is that the syrup I get from Mann Lakes is 77% solids. If my math is correct that is a 3:1 mix that can be reduced to 2:1 by adding water. Going from 3:1 to 2:1 makes a huge difference in viscosity. My 2" trash pump works well in cold weather with 2:1 but 3:1 pours out like pancake batter from a ladle.
I use a tank heater I got from Man Lake for around $50.00 if the weather gets to cold for my 2" trash pump.
What kind of tank and where does the power come from for the heater? It would take a lot of power to heat a 275 gallon tote??
I keep my totes in a heated building. I then feed out with a 5.5 Honda 6:1 reduction and 1" bronze gear pump. Can be seen at beebotanical.com
I also have a 275 tote and when I buy syrup when the weather is cold I will put one or two heaters in the tote over night to heat the syrup. The syrup heater is powered by 120v ac and puts out 1000 watts. Like I said Manlake sells them for heating syrup in plastic tanks. I normally use one at a time but have used two if the weather is really cold.


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Fergie Poses For HOT Pics & Says: Hubby Josh Duhamel Loved Me Better Fat!
The Dutchess looks hotter than EVER in this super sexy shoot!
No doubt about it: Fergie has had a CRAZY year! She got a once in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform at the World Cup, she had a break-out performance in Nine (which if you haven't seen… you SHOULD), and on top of all that she's also been on a world tour with The Black Eyed Peas. Somehow she found time to catch up with Cosmopolitan UK for the mag's August issue to dish about her smokin' hot hubby Josh Duhamel and her fabulous career — plus a super sexy photo shoot!
Here's what Fergie had to say in her revealing interview:
- On life: "I'd love to have structure in my life but it doesn't always work out like that. I'd decided to take time off, but then I got the offer for Nine, and I'd have regretted turning that down for the rest of my life. So I learnt to fly by the seat of my pants."
- On who she is: "You know, in Italy, Catholic boys are raised to believe there are two types of women: the Madonna and the whore … And me? I'm both."
- On Josh and her body after her needed weight gain for Nine: "When I came home from filming, he was excited. He enjoys having both: the extra meat to grab when it's there and the tight stomach when that's there. He always gives me compliments."
- On love with Josh and how she knew he was the "one": "At that stage of my life, I don't think I'd have thought that about anybody. I'd made my lists of qualities that I wanted, and you can't find out if someone has those in a week. It was learning what he was made of that made me fall in love with him."
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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- Aggression (the good, the bad & the ugly) (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/aggression-good-bad-ugly/)
- - (Sigh) My older dog is resource guarding my GSD pup (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/aggression-good-bad-ugly/196010-sigh-my-older-dog-resource-guarding-my-gsd-pup.html)
(Sigh) My older dog is resource guarding my GSD pup
So we took our golden and our GSD pup for some off leash play with a few other dogs today(two were puppies of similar age to Ollie). It was the first time for Ollie playing with new dogs off leash, he was a little shy at first then got in the swing of things and started playing with one of the puppies.
Now our golden resource guards toys and food from other dogs but we've never had a problem with him "protecting" one of our other dogs before. Anytime another dog came near Ollie the golden would stop what he was doing and would butt in on the other dog and Ollie. He growled at one dog trying to play with Ollie and he snapped at another dog Ollie was just sniffing and hanging around, this dog was a puppy and wasn't doing anything wrong.
This all happened within the time frame of 10 minutes so we wern't just sitting back and watching it happen. I guess I am a complete idiot for not expecting my golden to react this way but he's never done this before... After he snapped at the other puppy we left right away and don't plan to ever bring him back.
I am just so depressed because we worked so hard at socializing Sam(the golden), he's been around tons of dogs, had multiple training classes and I'm just beyond frustrated with his aggression. He was a rescue probably from a backyard breeder so I guess maybe its just poor breeding and a temperament flaw?
Everyone I've tried to ask for help and advice with this either doesn't really help or says this is something that can't be helped and its all management. I do NILIF with him also but it doesn't seem to be helping any.
I'm just sad at the prospect that he'll never be able to run and be off leash around other dogs. It's very densely populated here and there's only one place we can safely take him but its two hours drive each way and gets ungodly hot in the summer so we can only go during the "colder" months.
Anyways I'm very sad and just needed to vent... There is the option of a private trainer but even with that I don't think I'll ever be able to trust him and I can't in good conscious re-home him with these issues. If I lived out in the country with land it wouldn't matter, I just don't have that luxury here. :(
I have three dogs in the household and when the rough housing starts to get out of hand with two of them, the third steps in to stop it. It doesn't matter which two or one it is, they all do it. I'm not sure that the golden was so much resource guarding the puppy, but maybe protecting it? I had a lab that took my golden under his wing and the golden would hide behind him when he was scared. As the golden got older the lab let him grow up. How is the golden if you bring him by himself to the dog park?
Agree with Llombardo. We have three dogs i the house and occasionally do sit my son's pit bull puppy. When any of them start getting too rambunctious playing Benny intervenes like the "fun police" He is the leader of our dog pack and feels he needs to correct the others when they get too amped up.
True, I just thought that protecting and resource guarding weren't all together very different but Sam does love this pup a whole lot and at first Ollie was a little timid so maybe Sam picked up on that and went into guard mode.
The problem is he snapped at and scared the other puppy and I KNOW that he will bite that's why I got him out of there right away. He has bitten Ollie a couple times over a resource. We try and manage as best we can but we can't always predict what he will decide to guard... He snapped at my chi mix over a tiny piece of cardboard he found on the floor once. :shrug: Occasionally he will guard the water dish too and I can't exactly not keep water down. So that's kind of where I'm wondering if a trainer or behaviorist could help.
He's ok at the park as long as there are no toys involved, that's one reason we rarely take him and only when it's either empty or very few dogs. The park was pretty deserted today and when he growled at the other dog we moved to the other side which was empty. But he's not going anymore, it's just too much of a risk... I guess it'll just be Ollie who gets to have fun off leash. :/
If the lab is well trained you should be able to layer in an E collar to correct the behavior, if your opposed to that go with a muzzle, if your opposed to that too, then yea looks like he'll be missing out. =(
I'm sorry to hear you're having more problems with Sam. :( I can understand your frustration at having to keep him out of 'fun zones'. Funny, since you were worried about protecting Ollie from him before, and now he's protecting Ollie. A personal trainer may be the way to go, but I agree that the dog park days are probably over for Sam. I don't like them and haven't ever gone to one... but I realize that a lot of people do like them and use them. I hope things improve for you!
There's a difference between resource guarding and protecting his puppy :)
IMO it has nothing to do with him being a backyard bred dog or having bad breeding!
Protecting a puppy is an instinctive behaviour, I used to go to a training class where they let all the dogs run around off lead - the dominant dog of the class would always "break up" dogs that were playing rough etc. Or if one of the puppies was getting "distressed " or harassed they would butt in too.
It was interesting to watch but I did not feel like my dog was safe in that environment so I stopped going.
For the moment I would not take the older dog to the off lead area when you take the pup your puppy needs to learn to cope out on his own too and not have his "big brother" as backup :)
Sam may be better once puppy gets a bit older (I don't know how old your pup is) but then you have to watch that the 2 of them don't "gang up" on other dogs.
is the Golden ok with other dogs when the pup isn't there?
He did snap at another dog(who was also a puppy) who then yelped and ran crying away and this pup was only standing near Ollie, she wasn't doing anything wrong. So that's kind of where I was going with the temperament problem... He didn't seem to be able to distinguish between a threat and a non-threat. He just wanted everybody to stay away from "his puppy" it seemed. He wasn't even interested in playing fetch his favorite game, he just stayed near Ollie the whole time.
But thank you, that does give me some hope that as my pup gets older that maybe Sam will feel less protective though because of his resource guarding issues I'm not sure I'll ever feel comfortable taking him anywhere off leash, he has gotten into two squabbles with other dogs over a ball. I'm just worried he's going to pull that with a bigger dog who will fight back and get himself or the other dog hurt.
If Sam just didn't want to share toys I'd be ok with that but the difference here and what some people don't seem to be understanding is that he will get aggressive and bite without much of a warning that I'm able to see... no snarling, growling just bam!
I will continue researching trainers/behaviorists around here and and maybe see if I can get an in home evaluation.
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Mature Athlete: Cycle 9, Week 3, Day 4
Cycle 9 of the Mature Athlete Workouts is a 24-week fitness program with two foci: weeks 1-12 focus on winning a Master's swimming competition while weeks 13-24 focus on winning a 5k run event.
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In China, rebellion grows over Southern Weekly
In the past few days, Chinese journalists and their supporters have launched startlingly direct opposition to Communist Party rule, protesting a heavy-handed move by Guangdong's provincial propaganda department to unilaterally replace a Southern Weekly editorial on constitutionalism with pro-Party bromides. Defying censors' directives, media organizations around the country continue to post messages of support of Southern Weekly reporters who have gone on strike and called for the dismissal of provincial propaganda chief Tuo Zhen. It is the 21st century equivalent of carrying placards through Tiananmen Square.


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This year in Boston, it's an epic battle: the pie versus the cupcake.
On one side -- pies: Petsi Pies, Cafeteria and Greenhills Irish Bakery. On the other side -- cupcakes: Monumental Cupcakes, Kickass Cupcakes and Sweet.
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I searched all over and the only way I see that people are making honey/cinnamon is to heat the honey first. Is there a way to add the cinnamon without heating the honey? What would happen if the cinnamon was just added to the jar and stirred..no heat needed? Is there and advantage to heating honey before adding the cinnamon or any other dried herb? Came here because no where is there a better answer to be had...
Was thinking about selling infused honey at my farmers markets but did not want to heat the honey because it kills of the active enzymes and can damage other properties of the raw honey.


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Phrase critical of capitalism and damaging consequences of its money mechanism, referring to an incident — particularly a shocking or incredible news story — where money is, or has been, a key factor injurious to people and/or their environment. Examples include harmful business activities conducted for more profit; withdrawn/inadequate state funding for health care or other essential public services; property thefts; muggings etc.
Another fucking train's been derailed because bosses are more interested in cutting costs than passenger safety! It's more bloody Capitalist Money Madness!
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I currently have a modern American made 9MM that uses 15 round magazines. I like it. It always has worked. So far I have had no problems with it. For serious work I load it with Hornady Critical defense loads. I feel that these are superior to ball ammo for defensive actions. Ball is good to practice with.
Actually, I was looking for a good .45 auto. I told a man I know about it. He had this 9MM and made me an offer that I just could not pass up. So, that's why I have a 9MM. But, if a 40 S&W or 45 Auto ever come my way, I will grab either of them and run. I just hope that ammo will be available for them soon.


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[quote user="DavenIII"]Having this argument on Facebook with a couple friends now.
I'm looking at H.O.F. QB's cause they were talking about it on the radio earlier today.....I don't see any possible way Eli doesn't make it into the H.O.F. at this point, it just doesn't seem possible for him to not get in anymore he's already got better statistics and more rings then other QB's who are already in....what do you think?
[/quote]No question in my mind and Ive always been a QB basher.
He's already more accomplished than a TON of HOF QBs at this point in his career and dont forget, he's JUST entering the prime of his career. We have at least 7 more outstanding seasons with Eazy E behind the helm


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MOSCOW (AP) — In a new sign of a widening crackdown on Russia's opposition, investigators on Wednesday opened a criminal probe against leftist leader Sergei Udaltsov and several other activists for allegedly plotting mass riots.
Russia's top investigative agency said in a statement it will also investigate claims made in a recent documentary aired by a Kremlin-friendly TV channel that opposition leaders worked with Georgian officials to arrange terrorist attacks across Russia.
Udaltsov, a 35-year-old, shaven-headed Communist who wore a Stalin T-shirt for his wedding, has been one of the most recognizable faces of last winter's anti-government protests in Moscow, which were legal and peaceful.
Investigators, backed by armed men wearing ski masks, searched Udaltsov's apartment in south Moscow for more than five hours on Wednesday. The home of his parents was also searched, said Violetta Volkova, Udaltsov's lawyer.
"I'm going to hold on until the end, and I won't be quiet," Udaltsov said as he left his home for questioning escorted by masked armed police. "It's a wave of new repression."
In addition to Udaltsov, the criminal investigation is targeting two little known Russian leftist activists, but their role in the alleged plot was not identified. One of his allies, Konstantin Lebedev, was detained for 48 hours following brief questioning, Volkova said. Udaltsov's questioning was still ongoing in the late afternoon on Wednesday.
A documentary aired last week on NTV, a channel seen as a propaganda arm of the Kremlin, showed what it says was footage of the Left Front leader meeting with officials from neighboring Georgia to discuss raising $200 million for protests against President Vladimir Putin, and plans for organizing riots in Moscow.
The Investigative Committee said that it would pursue criminal cases against not only Russians, but also citizens of Georgia and other unspecified countries.
"Once their involvement in the preparation of criminal acts is established, they will be subject to criminal liability under Russian law and the norms of international law, and will be issued with international arrest warrants," the committee said.
Officials in Georgia have refrained from commenting on allegations of Georgia's involvement with the Russian opposition. Lawmaker Givi Targamadze, who was featured in the NTV program as the mastermind of Georgian support, was not available for comment on Wednesday but told Georgian media last week that he had never met Udaltsov.
Udaltsov said he has met "a great number of people" recently to discuss fundraising, but all of his efforts and intentions are legal. He has insisted the footage presented in the documentary has been doctored.
The Investigative Committee said Wednesday that it had carefully studied the footage and said it was not tampered with.
Renowned human rights activist Lev Ponomarev told the Interfax news agency on Wednesday that a "broad crackdown on the opposition is very dangerous for this country" and said that early morning searches reminded him of secret police tactics in the 1930s in the Soviet Union.
The Russian Communist Party, which forms the largest opposition faction in parliament, has supported Udaltsov, dismissing allegations against him as nonsense. Party leader Gennady Zyuganov said Udaltsov is being persecuted for his views.
"The main goal is to nip the protests in the bud," he told Interfax. "There's no one left in the Kremlin who can say 'no' to that."
Nataliya Vasilyeva and Mikhail Metzel from Moscow, Misha Dzhindzhikhashvili from Tbilisi, Georgia, and Peter Leonard from Almaty, Kazakhstan, contributed to this report.


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I really want to thank the entire DH community for all of their advice, patience and time. He will be displayed proudly in my basement next to a HIC cabinet (in progress). Too many flaws on him for ideas of the 501st, maybe the next one..
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Classic Lodge Rooms are decorated in warm mountain style and accommodate two adults and up to two kids, so little drummer boys and girls are welcome to come along. And while your room offers plenty of amenities, the view of snow dusting the Green Mountains tops them all.
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Complimentary shuttle service will deliver you to nearby Killington Resort to unwrap a day of fantastic alpine skiing. "Each year, crowds flock to the celebrated slopes of Killington... for the finest skiing and snowboarding on the East Coast," says Lonely Planet. This winter wonderland stretches across seven mountains and boasts more than 140 trails.
After a holly, jolly day in the snow, have yourself a merry dinner at the Highlands Dining Room. You can purchase dishes like diver scallops over toasted Italian couscous or filet mignon with blue cheese crust. Pair your meal with a vintage from the wine list, which earned the restaurant Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence.
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(March 2, 2009)--The UTSA Department of Music and the College of Liberal and Fine Arts will present "Oleanna," a play by David Mamet that captures the power struggle between a university professor and a female student who accuses him of sexual harassment. The accusation ruins his chances for receiving tenure.
Free and open to the public, performances are noon, Friday, March 6 in the Downtown Campus Buena Vista Theater and 3:30 p.m., Friday, March 6 in the 1604 Campus Arts Building Recital Hall.
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"Oleanna" was written in 1992 following the controversial confirmation hearings of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas. Thomas was accused of sexual harassment by Anita Hill when he was her supervisor at the Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission.
The play is one of 12 proposals approved this spring as part of the UTSA Provost's Core Values Initiative. The initiative is designed to foster UTSA's core values of integrity, excellence, inclusiveness, respect, collaboration and innovation. Steven Kellman, UTSA professor of English, submitted the proposal as a reflection of the core values of integrity and respect.
"It's nice to have an event that brings us all together and crosses disciplinary boundaries," said Kellman. "This play raises some very important questions that I think all of us in a university should be thinking about, and it's also a great opportunity for the UTSA community to see a great live production."
According to Kellman, Mamet is considered one of the country's leading contemporary playwrights. Mamet received a Pulitzer Prize for his play "Glenngarry Glenn Ross." An accomplished screenwriter, Mamet also wrote the script for the film "The Untouchables."
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Thinking about this relationship between Africa and the West, I was reminded of this fantastic documentary about the second-hand clothing trade in Zambia. The film follows a market trader, Luka, as he buys a bundle of second-hand clothes which have been imported into the country from the U.S (via charitable donations) and attempts to sell them at his local market to eke out a living and support his mother and two siblings.
What the film does really well, is to discuss why it is that Zambia doesn't have it's own textile industry, and why people like Luka are selling and wearing unwanted clothes from the U.S - and to ask the most important, and so seldom asked question: exactly why is Africa poor?
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That piece was done very well. Never again will I be able to look at second hand clothing. I really dread watching anything about Africa, because it is so painful to see people who are still slaves to poverty. Their mental outlook is always hopeful and cheerful. Under the circumstances I don't see how they go on from day to day. I feel like the gentle at the end of the film, "if you can't help us, then leave us alone"
Africa is the forgotten land, that has been raped, and used beyond words for the wealth of non African people. They are the modern day slaves. In the states their ancestors are modern day slave to poverty and illiteracy. It's a never ending story. Although we have far more than they do, but when you bottom line it........violence + poverty+ illiteracy enslaves all peoples. It's a recipe for true decline in society, and no one cares. That's the most inhuman of all injustices is the lack of caring for a human being.


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Who was Geronimo? Much has been made of the fact that his name was used as a code word for Osama bin Laden. The very phrase, "Geronimo-EKIA" (Enemy Killed in Action), is what informed President Barack Obama that the feared Al Qaeda leader had been slain. The resulting firestorm that the unfortunate epithet has inspired in Indian country raises many questions, among them: Can we learn more about this hero and reacquaint ourselves with why he is one? And what books can best get that across to non-Natives, who clearly need a primer? More than two dozen books chronicle or otherwise address the life of this fierce champion of his people.
Not all are credible or informative. But those that are range from his autobiography, to reminiscences by his captors and adversaries, to histories that paint the bigger contextual picture of Geronimo's times. There are even student books, including an activity book. These selections are very different, but they have one thing in common: None portray him as a terrorist. Indeed, they reveal a man of principle, conviction and loyalty, a family man who struggled to protect his territory and culture from invading forces. The best place to start is with the testimony of the man himself.
In 1905 Geronimo sat for a series of sessions with Stephen Melvil Barrett (who went by S.M. Barrett), the superintendent of education in Lawton, Oklahoma. Barrett recorded Geronimo's memories at length after lobbying President Theodore Roosevelt for permission, going over the heads of officials who thought Geronimo did not deserve to have his side of the Apache story told because of his ferocity in battle. Geronimo insisted on relating events "in his own way" and demanded "assurance that what he has to say will in no way work a hardship for the Apache tribe," according to Barrett's introduction. The result, told through Apache interpreter Asa Deklugie, is a first-person account of the warrior's life and times, Geronimo's Story of His Life (Duffield & Company, 1906). The volume includes the intricate correspondence entailed in arranging it (what today might have taken the form of an e-mail string).
The making of the book says as much about the man's character as the story itself does, at least as recounted by Barrett. There was, for instance, the time that Geronimo, sick with cold and fever, rode through stormy weather to keep his appointed interview. "I recognized the old chief riding furiously (evidently trying to arrive as soon as the interpreter did), his horse flecked with foam and reeling from exhaustion," Barrett wrote. "Dismounting he came in and said in a hoarse whisper, 'I promised to come. I am here.'?" Barret "explained to him that I had not expected him to come on such a stormy day, and that in his physical condition he must not try to work.
He stood for some time, and then without speaking left the room, remounted his tired pony, and with bowed head faced 10 long miles of cold north wind—he had kept his promise." Geronimo starts his story from the beginning: the emergence of the Apache people from a land of darkness and wild beasts, the slaying of a dragon and the entering of the light that allowed humans to thrive. He chronicles the "Subdivisions of the Apache Tribe" and moves on to his own origins, in No-doyohn Cañon, Arizona, in June 1829 (although subsequent accounts suggest he was born elsewhere).
The slim volume (160 pages, as published sans intro by Leonaur Limited in 2010) has taken many incarnations. Aside from the original edition, available on Google Books, there are the 1970 and 1996 versions edited and with an introduction by Frederick W. Turner, published by the Penguin Group. Presciently, Dover Publications released the title on May 2, 2011. Geronimo also needs to be understood in his historic framework. Several books, written by contemporaries and modern scholars alike, shed light on the environment in which Geronimo operated and on his conversion into a warrior after Mexican troops slaughtered his mother, wife and children.
The campaign to capture him and subdue his soldiers is artfully described in The Geronimo Campaign by Odie B. Faulk (Oxford University Press, 1993). There is also the 1929 account by Lieutenant Britton Davis, published in 1976 with a foreword by Robert M. Utley as The Truth About Geronimo (Bison Books), which bears witness to the events as they happened. Near the end of the 25 years during which Geronimo eluded capture by U.S. and Mexican troops, his chief nemesis was Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood.
They "respected one another in peace and feared one another in war," according to a publisher's write-up of Gatewood and Geronimo, by Louis Kraft (University of New Mexico Press, 2000). Kraft details their relationship and Gatewood's role in Geronimo's surrender. But no one could tell it better than Gatewood himself. This he did in Lt. Charles Gatewood & His Apache Wars Memoir (Bison Books, 2009), edited by Kraft. New Mexico Magazine called it "a treasure trove of information on the Apache Wars." The broad historical brush is applied in a famous trilogy by Edwin R. Sweeney, which ends with From Cochise to Geronimo: The Chiricahua Apaches, 1874–1886 (University of Oklahoma Press, 2010).
Geronimo's life after capture is detailed in Angie Debo's 1982 biography, Geronimo: The Man, His Time, His Place, in which is detailed his September 5, 1886, surrender, along with 16 warriors, 14 men and six children, to Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles. Shipped to Florida with those family members and nearly 400 tribesmen, he lived, incarcerated, until his death in 1909 from pneumonia. Over the years the Apache children were sent off to the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. Geronimo's legacy has also left a mark in school curricula, with textbooks, nonfiction books, an activity book or two and even some young-adult fiction. Geronimo: Apache Renegade (Sterling, 2010) details many battles for readers ages 9 to 12; the activity book Geronimo: Fierce Apache Warrior, by Carole Marsh (1,000 Readers, 2003) is a fill-in-the-blanks picture book.
And then there is Joseph Bruchac's Geronimo: A Novel (Scholastic, Inc., 2006), a fact-based tale told from the standpoint of Geronimo's adopted grandson. Unlike the infamous bin Laden, whose agenda seemed centered on killing, the notorious but celebrated Geronimo craved only closure. "It is my land, my home, my father's land, to which I now ask to be allowed to return," he said. "I want to spend my last days there, and be buried among those mountains. If this could be I might die in peace, feeling that my people, placed in their native homes, would increase in numbers, rather than diminish as at present, and that our name would not become extinct." He never got his wish. He died imprisoned on a reservation in Florida. As for the name becoming extinct? In this instance, the phrase "be careful what you wish for" might spring to mind.


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WATSONVILLE -- For 18 months, Sarani Hernandez of Watsonville was trapped in a nightmare.
Her two boys, now 9 and 11, were kidnapped and held for ransom in Mexico. With the help of the FBI and Watsonville police, the horror ended this month when she was reunited with them at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
"They just hugged each other for several minutes. Even the boys were crying," said Elizabeth Sousa, a Watsonville police officer who worked on the case. "It was an incredible experience."
Two of the suspected conspirators have been arrested, but another woman who held them in Mexico remains on the lam, according to the FBI.
The nightmare started in 2011, when Hernandez was living in Washington state and was applying to become a U.S. citizen.
Hernandez, 33, had left her two young boys with her mother in Michoacan, Mexico, but she wanted them with her. Her boys, Edwin and Angel Hernandez, are American citizens, Sousa said.
Through friends of friends and acquaintances, Hernandez met a couple in Washington who said they could bring her children back to the states. Hernandez paid for the boys' bus passes to get them to Washington, but that's when the trouble started.
The boys were picked up in Michoacan, but the couple -- Jesus Salinas and Patricia Delatorre -- said the boys could not get past the U.S. border.
That was a lie, Sousa said. Instead, the couple took the boys to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, with another woman, Maria Guadalupe Valenzuela Castaneda.
Salinas and Delatorre demanded money from Hernandez to return the boys, authorities said. She complied.
During months of heartache that followed, Hernandez shelled out several payments totaling several thousand dollars to Salinas and Delatorre, police said.
They "threatened to kill (Hernandez) if she contacted law enforcement or if she went to Juarez in search of the children," said Josh Eaton, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Justice.
Meanwhile, Hernandez was told that if she went to U.S. authorities to get her boys back, she would be deported. Fearing deportation in Washington, Hernandez moved to Watsonville in 2012.
"It was a town that she knew of, but she has no family here," Sousa said. "She came to Watsonville and came to us."
Hernandez told her story to Watsonville police, who contacted the FBI.
On Dec. 11, the FBI and Mexican law enforcement found her boys in Ciudad Juarez with Castaneda, FBI agents said.
They were taken to an orphanage and Mexican social services for temporary care. FBI agents eventually brought them to El Paso, Texas.
FBI agents found Salinas and Delatorre in Mount Vernon, Wash., on Jan. 4. They were arrested on suspicion of kidnapping minors in interstate and foreign commerce and two counts of unlawful seizure and detention of an American, according to the FBI.
On March 1, U.S. federal authorities and Sousa met the boys in El Paso and flew with them to San Jose, where they were reunited with their mother.
It was an emotional day of hugging and smiles, Sousa said. Hernandez and the boys went to a meditation room in the airport and wept.
"It's hard to explain," said Sousa. "It was a really great experience."
The FBI agents and Sousa were "very much taken aback" with the reunion and the delight and relief on the boys faces.
Salinas and Delatorre now face 20 years to life in prison if convicted in federal court in San Jose, according to the FBI.
FBI Special Agent in Charge David Johnson commended the work of the FBI, Watsonville police, U.S. State Department and members of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children who all worked on the case.
"These crimes take a terrible toll on the victims," Johnson said. "We will hold the perpetrators accountable."
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So I went to Starbucks yesterday morning and I actually parked next to a new 2010 Subaru Outback. I think it might have been a test mule, seeing as on the side panels it said "The new 2010 Subaru Outback." I took a peek inside and my god this thing was nice. It was a fully-loaded Limited trim with Navi-Leather package. My mom actually owns a 2001 Outback and we are looking at getting another one, and after seeing this thing, I know there can't be a better choice. Its been pretty reliable (except for a recall we had to deal with) and the new one looks 10x better than ours.I'm also curious on how the new CVT for Subaru will perform. Will it be as intuitive as Nissan's? Or will it act more like the CVT's in the Lancer and Caliber. Also glad to hear they are upgrading to the 3.6 for the V6.My question now is this. I noticed they raised the Outback's ride height significantly to the point where it almost as high as the Forester. Doesn't Subaru think that the Outback and Forester are a little to similar? I mean, the Outback can almost be considered a small CUV rather than a wagon now.Does Subaru finally have a true Accord-Camry competitor?Here is the link for Motortrend's "First Look."http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/wagons/112_0904_2010_subaru_outback_first_look/index.html
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ok i still think this new design is ugly,the last outback/legacy was much better looking,
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You can definitely tell where the Tribeca influenced its design. I think the changes were important though. One thing we always complained about our Outback was the lack of rear seat leg room. This one looks like it rectified the issue.
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maybe the internet photos arent doing it much justice, but i dont see THAT can be described as a "looker". This looks like the Tribeca's uglier sibling. I much prefer the previous, more wagon-like Outback as opposed to this crossover/minivan-looking thing. I guess i have to see one in person to make a fair judgement
I hate the grill, it's capable and practical enough that I might be able to overlook its boring exterior. The bump in fuel economy is for the '10 model is great, too.
Looker? Yes. Good looker? No.
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Well, i guess looks are subjective. Being as I saw one in person I actually mistakened it for a luxury car. I really like it. Also, does anyone else see a little bit of Toyota Venza in the styling?? Maybe in the rear end??
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Looker isn't the word I would personally use for this car.
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Sorry i just dont see it as a looker..in fact i think subie is fast turning into the new acura-butt ugly cars..the last gens styling were all better so far..nice interiors though..
I really hate this new style, they need to quit on the wheel arches...
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Couldn't disagree more; after driving three Legacy wagons over the past 17 years, I think the new Outback is possibly the ugliest of Subaru's style atrocities since the Baja. Ridiculous jacked-up suspension, ugly over-sized grill, cheap looking over-size roofrack, pointless cladding, the list just goes on and on... I was pretty put off by the photos I had seen from the New York Auto Show, but after seeing an actual one on a local dealer's lot, I proceeded straight to the Audi dealership up the block and traded my '05 Legacy for an A4 Avant.
Ugly as sin!
I think they screwed up pretty badly actually.
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Ha! Yeah. Right. A "looker". It's a Subaru. They're not meant to be "lookers". Any of them.
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As an information security professional, the task of communicating InfoSec concepts and concerns to executive management can sometimes be challenging. That security breaches like Sony, RSA, and Lockheed are grabbing mainstream media attention means security ideas and concerns are increasingly making their way to the boardroom. Since executive support can be one of the most valuable tools in the InfoSec professional's toolbox, using these case studies with your own management can be a great starting point in letting them know that the security team understands the risks to the business.
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Love his acting work, but he obviously has a chip on his shoulder:If you are ever threatened in Real Life with a gun you'll definitely remember it!The actor reveals his hatred of firearms began in the 1960s when a theatre colleague threatened to shoot him in a dispute over work.
I must agree with this statement:There have been plenty of studies showing that "fake" violence is not linked to the real world. (Yes I know the detractors will say plenty of studies exist to show it is linked but look at the facts)... but both Arnold Schwarzenegger and Samuel L. Jackson have spoken out to insist movie violence has no correlation with real life issues.
Human beings are wired to understand that difference. Not talking about the criminally insane here... about normal folks.
Someone made a point once along the lines that if "fake" movie violence leads to "real" violence then "fake" movie sex should be leading to "real" sex and America should be shagging their brains out... which of course isn't happening! I forget the analogy but it was pretty funny. Also consider the "movie industry" as a whole is 100 years old... you haven't seen a huge surge in violence over the last 100 years, it has been more recent.
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Discussion in 'General Chevy & GM Tech Questions' started by MTM, Nov 6, 2011.
Just need to know how to adjust them
should be the nbs right?
if so its a matter of a phillips screwdriver right behind the headlights
No it is a 2000 classic so its the old body style
To adjust the Headlights on the......1999" to 2002" NBS Silverado's .......On each Headlight there are 2 Adjustment Hex Screws.....the One that is closest to the Radiator is for the Side to Side Adjustment and the other is for Up and Down Adjustment.
In the Below Diagram, number #9 and #10......are the Adjustment Screws for the Headlights,
hell of a diagram heartbeat, but i think he needs the older diagram...
At this point, I'm not sure what Body Style MTM is asking for, as the title of the thread say's a 99" Silverado, but in his Reply number #3 he mention's a 2000" Classic????.....:neutral:
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Okay the reason i put the 99 is so people would know its the old body style. Whenever i put 2000 everyone thinks its a new body style. Its a 2000 classic old body style that i have no idea how to adjust the head lights
So if understand you.....the picture in your Avtar is the Chevy Truck your asking about, on how to Adjust the Headlights for??
.......If so here is a Diagram of the Front Headlight on the 98"/99" C-1500 Silverado.....Number #5 is for Up-n-Down Adjustment and Number #8 is for Side-to-Side Adjustment....for the headlights,
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Incident-based, Case Processing, and Criminal History Information on Felony and Domestic Violence Defendants in Large Urban Counties in 2002 (ICPSR 34892)
Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Bureau of Justice Statistics
This study provides incident-based, case processing, and criminal history data on defendants charged in state courts during May 2002. The State Court Processing Statistics Program tracked the processing of about 15,000 felony defendants charged in 40 of the 75 largest counties during May 2002. The BJS study entitled Processing of Domestic Violence Cases in State Courts collected additional incident-based and case processing data on more than 5,000 felony and misdemeanor domestic violence defendants in 16 of the 40 counties. The personal identifiers supplied by these courts were used to obtain criminal history records on the approximately 20,000 state court defendants. BJS converted the state-specific criminal history information into a research database with a uniform coding structure.
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United States Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Bureau of Justice Statistics. Incident-based, Case Processing, and Criminal History Information on Felony and Domestic Violence Defendants in Large Urban Counties in 2002. ICPSR34892-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-12-11. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR34892.v1
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Subject Terms: case processing, court cases, criminal histories, defendants, disposition (legal), felons, felony courts, pretrial detention, pretrial release, sentencing, state courts, statistical data
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Unit of Observation: felony or domestic violence case
Universe: Felony and domestic violence court cases filed during the month of May in 2002 in the 40 large counties in the United States.
Sample: The 15,358 defendants were selected through a systematic sample designed to represent the 36,974 defendants who had a felony case filed with these courts in May 2002. If a defendant was charged more than once during May 2002, he or she could appear in the sample multiple times. Each county was assigned to one of four stratum based on volume of court filings. Based on the stratum assigned to the county, the SCPS data on felony filings were collected for 5, 10, or 20 business days in May 2002. Data from counties that did not provide a full month of filings were weighted to represent the full month. This study includes cases from 40 counties in 18 states: Alabama (Jefferson); Arizona (Maricopa, Pima); California (Alameda, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Mateo, Santa Clara); Florida (Broward, Dade, Palm Beach, Pinellas); Georgia (Fulton); Hawaii (Honolulu); Illinois (Cook); Indiana (Marion); Maryland (Baltimore, Montgomery); Michigan (Macomb, Wayne); New Jersey (Essex); New York (Bronx, Kings, Nassau, Westchester); Ohio (Franklin); Pennsylvania (Montgomery, Philadelphia); Tennessee (Shelby); Texas (Dallas, El Paso, Harris, Tarrant, Travis); Utah (Salt Lake City); Virginia (Fairfax). The data collected from the 2002 SCPS program were used as a starting point for a separate BJS study entitled Processing of Domestic Violence Cases in State Courts. State prosecutors and courts in 40 SCPS sites were asked to participate in a study examining how domestic violence (DV) cases are handled by the justice system. These counties were identified because they had participated in the 2002 SCPS data collection, which collected case processing information on a sample of felony cases filed in state courts. Of the counties asked to participate in the study on domestic violence case processing, prosecutors and courts in 16 counties agreed.
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