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February 27, 1972
Sydney, AU
Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Celebration Day, Stairway to Heaven, Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, Dazed and Confused, What Is and What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Rock and Roll, Whole Lotta Love (medley incl. Let That Boy Boogie, Hello Mary Lou, Let's Have a Party, Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Going Down Slow), Communication Breakdown, Organ solo ~ Thank You.
While in town, the band attends a press party and conducts interviews for radio and television. Footage from this concert and the press party is featured on the official dvd, released in 2003.
Click here to view the 1972 Australian tour programme
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2 x JBL 2355 Horn + 2440 Driver
2 x JBL 2356 Horn + 2480 Driver
8 x JBL 2402
12 x Jands 150w Power Amplifiers
Press Report: The Led Zeppelin concert at the showgrounds last Sunday must rate as one of the best ever held in Sydney - but, if the crowd had not stormed the fences, it could have been the worst.
The official attendence figure was 27,000 but senior police officers at the concert estimated the crowd at "at least 30,000". According to showground officials the three stands used last Sunday have a maximum capacity of 25,000 - so whatever way you look at it the ground was dangerously overcrowded.
Despite the fact that there were no seats left at mid-day and no standing room by 1.30pm., people were still coming through the gates at 2.30pm. The overcrowding that existed before the fences were stormed must never be allowed to occur again because next time someone could be killed in the crush. Once capacity is reached the gates should be closed. David D. Bryant The Sun-Herald, 5 March 1972, p. 109.
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Led Zeppelin 1972 Sydney Concertat Randwickshowground
I was 16 and a mad led zeppelin fan . My friend Michelle had a ticket to the Led zeppelin concert and assured me that it wouldn't be a problem buying a ticket for me at the front gate . Luckily I did find a ticket seller and we were in .We thought we looked the part amongst all the cool hippies there, I was wearing,a tight white midriff top , deep purple hipster flares and white clogs ,long brown hair parted in the middle....so 70's! There were no allocated seats, so we sat in the side grand stand . When everyone ran down onto the grass in front of the stage, we followed. We climbed onto the scaffolding around the left front side of the stage ,right in front of the huge speakers. I was so close to the stage , so close to the band, I couldn't believe it. It was totally deafening, but so fantastic at the same time.The whole concert was totally awesome. When Jimmy Page played his electric guitar with the violin bow, I was wishing for ear plugs, but he was so mesmerizing to watch, it was unbelievable! .I remember the next week at school, my ears were still ringing,.I had never experienced anything like it before or after.The concert was fabulous , and the crowd was a seething mass of young long haired bodies... 25,000 -30,000 of them! I am 56 now, and will never forget it.


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Chocolate Cupcakes
Chocolate Cupcakes and chocolate cupcakes reicpe. All kids love these chocolate cupcakes, especially with the ganache filling, frosting & sprinkles.
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Ganache Filling
3 ounces (85g) bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
1/4 cup (60ml) heavy cream
1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar
Chocolate Cupcakes
3 ounces (85g) bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
1/3 cup (28g) cocoa powder
3/4 cup (180 ml) hot water
2 teaspoons instant coffee powder
3/4 cup (115g) bread flour
3/4 cup (147g) baking sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
6 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 large eggs
2 teaspoons white vinegar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Vanilla Buttercream Frosting
1 cup (226.5g) unsalted butter, room temperature
3-4 cups (375g – 500g) confectioners' sugar, sifted
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1-2 tablespoons milk
Sprinkles for decoration
Combine all three ingredients for the Ganache Filling in a bowl. Double boil the chocolate mixture. Whisk the mixture until smooth. Remove from the double boiler and chill in the refrigerator for not more than 25 minutes.
Chocolate Cupcakes:
Mix the bittersweet chocolate with the cocoa powder in a bowl. In a cup, pour 3/4 cup of hot water into the instant coffee powder. Slowly add the coffee into the chocolate mixture and whisk until smooth. Chill in the refrigerator for 20 minutes.
Pre-heat the oven to 350°F. Sift the bread flour, sugar, salt and baking soda in a bowl. Set aside.
Use a new bowl and beat the oil, eggs, white vinegar and vanilla extract together. Slowly add in the chocolate-coffee mixture. Whisk well.
Next, add in the sifted ingredients 2-3 tablespoons each time and whisk until smooth. Divide the batter evenly among the cupcake liners. Drop in a rounded teaspoon of the Ganache Filling into the center of each cupcake batter. Bake the cupcakes for 15-18 minutes until firm to touch.
Vanilla Buttercream Frosting:
Use a mixer with a paddle attachment and beat the butter until soft and fluffy at medium speed. Slowly pour in 3 cups of confectioners' sugar, 1 cup at a time and mix well. Then add the vanilla extract and 1 tablespoon heavy cream while mixing for another 2-3 minutes.
Adjust the icing stiffness accordingly. Add additional 1 tablespoon of heavy cream if the icing consistency is too stiff or 1/2 cup of confectioners' sugar if the icing is too thin.
How time flies. Baby G turns two today. It was just like yesterday when he was born, so adorable and fragile. He has grown so much and he is like a little man now. In the past two years, he has given us so much laughter and sweet memories. Every night, as he falls asleep, I look at his angelic face and can't help but smile contentedly. That's my happiest moment each day…well, if you are a mother, I am sure you know the warm fuzzy feeling that no one else could give you, but the love for your children.
Anyway. I digress.
Baby G goes to a day care in the day, and he told me that he has three girlfriends at school: Sydney, Grace and Stella, and that Sydney is his favorite. Isn't that funny? Anyway, I wanted him to celebrate his birthday with his friends there, so I made these chocolate cupcakes with ganache filling for his birthday party tomorrow. All kids love chocolate, and with frosting and sprinkles, I am sure all the kids would love these cupcakes. And I already know that he is going to score big with his three "girlfriends." Haha.
Happy birthday my little prince. You will always be my little baby!
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I LOVE your storage in the second pic!!!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I LOVE your storage in the second pic!!!
"Some people have bunches of WIPs (works in progress) and UFOs (unfinished objects)....I prefer to think of them as PhDs (Projects Half Done)!!" ~Elena Boen
"Just keep in mind that your function here is to have fun and not to be someone else's interior decorator! So ... go forth and have fun!" ~Krystyna
I cannot count my day complete 'til needle, thread and fabric meet.
You have a great quilting room!
what a great space.when I get mine really clean I take a break and enjoy the clean-then I get back to sewing and mess it up again,enjoy your nice space
WOW!!! What a beautiful space! Mine never looks that neat!!! :O
what beautiful place or studio. What a blessing, a God gifts, it's Quilter's Dream what you have My Dear! Please Create
a blessed creations or Quilts, anything, mostly Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy!
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what kind of stool do you use to LA?? looks interesting
Oh wow!!!! It's been a long time since I've felt this envious.....lol....gorgeous work space, Alexandra....I love all the white....Now in addition to envy I'm feeling REALLY embarrassed....I'd never, ever show my studio to you guys.....
A mind is like a parachute...it works best when open....
I might if mine ever got that clean!
my home studio is part of my finished basement which is an L-shaped large space. I took over the bottom of the 'L' and must keep it tidy when not in use - having it open to 'prying eyes of company' I'm forced to keep it neat and clean. Being it's part of the tv/family/living room, I can quilt away yet still be close to my DH as he watches tv in the evenings.


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Some students in the Jacksonville, Florida religious school where a shooting occurred this week said they were not surprised with Shane Schumerth's action. Schumerth, the 28-year-old Spanish teacher who was originally from Culver, opened fire on the headmistress of the school after being relieved of his duties Tuesday.
After being fired, Schumerth returned with an AK-47 assault rifle in a guitar case, according to accounts in the Jacksonville Union Times. After shooting and killing Dale Regan, he turned the gun on himself, committing suicide.
In the newspaper account one student called Schumerth "an awkward man," saying he did not seem to fit in with the other teachers. Another report by a Jacksonville T.V. station said that Schumerth had been fired earlier by a public school, and was given a "do not hire" status.
Schumerth was a Culver Academy graduate in 2002, whose family still lives in Culver. They have expressed shock and sorrow over the incident. Memorial services were held for Dale Regan yesterday in Jacksonville.


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Tributes for March 5
March 15, 2013
Abraham Morales
Jan. 10, 1966-Feb. 26, 2013
Age: 47
Residence: Eaton
Abraham Morales, 47, of Eaton, passed away Feb. 26, 2013, at Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. He was born on Jan. 10, 1966, in Chihuahua to Jose and Eloisa (Loya) Morales.
Abraham will be dearly missed and remembered by his family as a loving and wonderful man.
He is survived by his wife, Christine Morales; children, Erica Bonilla, Nathan Morales, Francheska Morales and Ashley Morales; seven grandchildren; two brothers; two sisters and a loving extended family.
Abraham was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers.
Services will include viewing from 4-7 p.m. Monday, and Recitation of the Rosary to follow at 7 p.m., both at Adamson Chapel. Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Peter Catholic Church, 915 12th St., Greeley, and interment in Eaton Cemetery.
Condolences may be sent to the family at http://www.adamsonchapels.com.
Roberta "Bobbie" Patterson
June 12, 1924-March 2, 2013
Age: 88
Residence: Greeley
Roberta "Bobbie" Patterson, 88, died March 2, 2013, at Fairacres Manor in Greeley. She was born on June 12, 1924, in Creston, Iowa, to Robert and Bertha (Harvey) Allen.
In 1942, she graduated from Creston High School in Creston, Iowa. On April 6, 1946, in Denver, Bobbie married William Patterson.
Bobbie volunteered extensively at hospitals in the area, Assistance League and the Greeley Excelsis Club. She enjoyed playing bridge, gardening and traveling. Bobbie was a tremendous caregiver, who was happiest around her family. She loved being a Grandma. Bobbie was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greeley and the Bridge Club.
She is survived by two daughters, Beth Clarken of Windsor, and Gail (John) Sanger of Greeley; two sons, Jim Patterson of Evans, and Bill Patterson of Santa Maria, Calif.; eight grandchildren, Chad, Kalie, John, Tara, Erin, Dede, Bronte and Bailey; and five great-grandchildren.
Bobbie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; one son, Dawson Patterson; and three sisters.
A funeral mass will be held at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 7, 2013, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 2222 23rd Ave., Greeley, CO 80634. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens in Greeley.
Memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Catholic School or Alzheimer's Association, Denver Chapter in care of Adamson's Funeral & Cremation, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634. Condolences can be sent to the family at http://www.adamsonchapels.com.
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[Article]-Scam Your Clients for Their Own Good
Another EH-ntertaining entry by regular columnist, Chris Hadnagy. Hopefully this starts some interesting conversations. Let us know about how you scammed your clients for their own good.
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By Chris Hadnagy
As a professional social engineer, it is beneficial to study the methods of scamming that the bad guys have used in the past, compare it to modern tactics and see what can be learned. Experts have agreed that the motivation for most scams is greed. Although that is true, it is also found that fame, attention or just the need to maliciously hurt and steal from others are strong motivators for scamming people. This month, let's analyze some old scams, compare them to a modern-day equivalent and see what we can learn as Social Engineering Pentesters.
Although scams have been around since the dawn of man, this one from 1812 is notable. A Philadelphia man name Charles Redheffer claimed that he invented a perpetual motion machine, a theoretical device that, after only one initial input of power, will perpetually continue to generate energy. Even though such a machine would break the laws of thermodynamics, his claim was supposedly backed up by an actual working device. His next desire was to secure government funding to "build a larger version". He actually got the money and built a new machine, but he then fled the city when inspectors found that he had hidden the real power source. Undeterred, he tried the same scam in New York City but was again caught when the inspectors removed a wall of the machine to reveal an old man eating a sandwich and turning a crank. This machine can still be seen today in the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. In analyzing this scam we can see some basic principles at play here.
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^^^...which species of wood?
certain species of wood burns very well even when wet and green. they are much more economical than burning LN---
^^^...which species of wood?
In the south we have heart pine. That stuff will burn under water!!
There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action. -- Bertrand Russell
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." Robert J. Hanlon
Having been a guide on more wilderness canoe trips than I can remember I can say that you never need a chemical to start a fire. I've done spring, summer, fall and winter trips in the BWCAW and Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario. Trust me, I think only the Pacific Northwest gets more rain than we do here. We do have some summers that are so dry that you can start a fire with harsh language. If you use cedar to start a fire and cut, split hardwood that is standing dead off the ground you can ALWAYS get a fire going in fairly short order. I use birch bark to start it (will light when wet) while adding very small pieces of finely split cedar adding bigger pieces of cedar as the fire grows. Lastly I add the hardwood in small split pieces and go to bigger. Have everything ready is a must(come prepared, be a boyscout). I carry a magnesium stick, strike anywhere stick matches and a couple lighters in my pack. I have these things in my small deer hunting pack right now. On the wilderness trips I also carry a small folding saw and a medium Gerber hatchet. Wood that will always burn are cedar, tamarack and white pine knots(from where the branch comes out of the tree, always the last part to rot). Tamarack burns very hot, white pine knots smells like turpentine up close. All three are full of pitch. My favorite hardwood to use is wood that beavers have cut that has washed up high on a rocky shoreline and left to dry. The outside may be wet, but the inside is always dry. These are the types of wood found in my area and work for me. A nice sized blue or silver plastic tarp is really light for it size, can roll up pretty small and makes life much more comfy stung up over your fire pit. Just run a center ridge rope about 10 feet over the firepit, hang the tarp over it and tie the four corners off a little lower so the water runs off well. A dry place to sit by the fire, a hot meal and cup of coffee. One last note. Make sure you tarp is up high enough and don't build your fire too high. Running and screaming through the woods covered in flaming, melting tarp is VERY BAD JOOJOO.
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Серёжа, Sergey
In a decent year I can harvest about an average of 150 kg/hive and have never to feed the bees with supplements.
Серёжа, Sergey
I have to admit that I also eat ketchup... and sometime other bad stuff... fries! The rationale is that because I have relatively healthy life-style AND eat raw, whole, 102% local honey - I create sort of "protection" for not so healthy stuff. I feel, I could eat ketchup from time-to-time without much harm to my body. I used to eat sugar - not anymore - honey, honey, honey... In my opinion, the benefits of the whole honey with all enzymes AND pollen in it compensate for ketchup and other stuff.Originally Posted by Kieck
Wait. Hold on a minute. You eat ketchup, Boris? You worry about pollen counts and preservation of enzymes and possible contamination with HFCS in the honey ......
Серёжа, Sergey
Sorry, Sergey. I thought maybe you were one of that extremely rare breed who had gone through the organic certification process. I hoped I might get a bit of the details on how the certification process works.It is sort of the joke on the usage the word "organic"... -cerezha
Ironic that I made such a mistake in a thread concerning labeling/mislabeling/incomplete labeling/overuse of generic terms in labeling, I guess.
Make no mistake, I eat ketchup, too. And any number of other foods, processed and otherwise. But I'm not making public statements blasting businesses and individuals who produce and pack those foods. I tend to eat a wide range of things, and, I think, mostly in moderation.I have to admit that I also eat ketchup... -cerezha
I doubt that honey is a general health elixir or a panacea. As far as I know, roughly 80 percent of honey is sugars. Add another 17 percent for water, and sugars+water=~97%.
is also a part of consumer education.
Is it legal in your country to sell honey without mentioning of the floral source of the nectar?
Please see my post #494.
Boris Romanov
It does allow that if you don't know the nectar source, you can call it "wildflower honey"......when you buy a jar of honey at a retail store that says Pure Clover Honey, it should be pure clover honey.Just because the honey has a light color the producer of that honey should be made to back up that claim.Seen honey on the shelf from a local producer the other day, in clear jars, who was selling clover creamed honey, and wild flower creamed honey. Both honeys were the same white honey colour. It would pass for maybe canola honey, but not wild flower honey. Wild flower honey typically is dark from around here.The idea expressed in some of the posts in this thread that honey from undetermined floral sources should be labeled "wildflower honey" has been nagging at the back of my mind for a bit. I see this as really rendering the modifier "wildflower" meaningless. If "wildflower honey" could come from any undetermined floral source, how is the term any more accurate or truthful in labeling than simply calling it "honey?"But many years ago I did not see "unknown" Honey in my local stores.
And a truthful solution is very simple. For example, ... honey labeled as Wild Flower Honey.
How about labeling "stuff shook out of a bee hive?"
Why not just "honey?"
So, if someone does try to offer single source floral honey ( which for sure cannot be always 100% uni/single-source but could be close enough)...just call it honey?
OK, why don't they?
Orange Blossom Honey...Carrot Blossom Honey...Blueberry Honey...Blackberry Honey... and on and on for all the varieties so intensely marketed out there. They are all honey no doubt. But clearly, they look different, taste different...are different. Or not?
I see no reason why they couldn't just label them all "honey." However, I expect they get a premium price for varietal honeys that appeal to certain portions of the market, which would encourage identification if and when possible.
How about Raw unheated,strained, not filtered honey from local nectar and pollen sources. From the bees to the beekeeper to you.
Sure. To my way of thinking, honey packers can use labeling to differentiate their product from the rest of the market. As long as what you use to describe it is accurate, I don't see any harm in it.
I might leave off the "pollen" in that list. Honey is not made from pollen. And "local" is relative. If you ship a case of honey 200 miles, is it still "local?" I'd opt for putting the location where the honey was collected on the label instead. Let the consumers determine if it's "local" to them. But those are just my biases.
Labeling, in a broad way...makes sense. People like to believe that if it says one thing on the label, it must be true...It used to be in this country, where one's word was enough. Trust is a very fine thing...in very limited supply nowadays.
Sadly, in many circumstances...one's word...written or not...has become an illusion. A fake... Of course none of us here would fake it...from the honey we sell...to what we say on the labels on those beautiful jars. Of course not.
But since US is consuming approx 400 mil lbs...but only produces 150 mil lbs...there lies a great opportunity...and why not...a great temptation.
It's not just with honey...look at the food in general...horse meat or donkey meat anyone? Nothing wrong with either one...as long as the label will call it what it is.
And like you said in a previous post about maple syrup...If you read on the label that it was maple syrup, and you liked it, you never assumed it was not maple syrup...because the label said so. And it should ALWAYS be like that. Sadly it is not the case.
Deception, misdirection, misinformation, disinformation and fraud...is something we did not invent today...it has been out there forever.
Get informed as the saying goes...Right?
But here we are, beekeepers, and after +500 posts, still have a hard time agreeing on what honey is or what is not. USDA, FDA, EU-Codex...all kinds of definitions, all kinds of descriptions...sure enough.
Get informed. Yeah...Good luck on that.
Серёжа, Sergey
Серёжа, Sergey
Серёжа, Sergey
Proverbs 16:24 ESV
Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.
Серёжа, Sergey


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Court reporter enters guilty plea to obstructing justice
WISE COUNTY, Va. - A Wise County court reporter has entered a guilty plea to charges of obstruction of a federal criminal investigation.
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The U.S. Attorney's office says Benko was hired by Collins in May of 2009 to record sworn statements in Collins' case. Investigators determined those statements were false.
The U.S. Attorney also says Benko lied during interrogations in September of 2012 with FBI agents and VSP.
Benko's sentencing is set for September 10.
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Lots of storms last night in Kentucky. One of my yards had several tops blown off and one single deep hive blown over. Those tops are so heavy, I had never had them blow off before. Three of them had the jar feeder holes that were open for ventilation. They likely got a lot of rain inside. Temps tonight forcasted to be in the low 20's. Hopefully they will be O.K.


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When Tyler Beal suffered a severe heart attack in November - leaving his four children with no income for rent, bills and medical insurance expenses - friends of the much-loved bartender at Meenar decided to help.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, February 15, 2008, 3:24 PM
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Tyler is greatly missed downtown. Thanks for this article. There is a long road ahead and we are with him 100%!


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Hi all, I'm waiting to get two Nucs the first of May from a local beekeeper. Watched 'Grandpa' about 40 years ago, so I'll be tring to learn all I can.
Will be going to secound bee class in about one hour (same beekeeper). Have built some of the extra stuff I'll need & have Two swarm traps out. We get wild swarms about every other year & are due this year.


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A DNC dream: a Pamlico County delegate reflects on convention
Monica Gibbs, the first woman delegate from Pamlico County
CHARLOTTE - We brought you the story earlier this week of a Monica Gibbs, the first Pamlico County woman to attend the national convention. Gibbs invited our Kianga Kelley to join her in Charlotte for a few days for the event.
From wacky clothing to dancing law enforcement, everyone who made their way to Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention did everything imaginable to stand out. Amid all of the craziness, there was one who caught the eyes of many in Eastern Carolina - Pamlico County delegate Monica Gibbs, the first woman from that county to attend a national convention.
"It's been really awesome," said Gibbs.
She invited Newschannel 12 reporter Kianga Kelley to Charlotte to walk in her shoes, which happened to be a non-stop, fast-paced experience.
Kelley and Gibbs attended a minority caucus meeting, one of many that drew in hundreds of attendees. One meeting had a line that wrapped around the inside of the building, just to see Jill Biden.
Of course there were the big name sightings like Former New York Governor David Patterson and convention speaker Sandra Fluke. There was even time for Gibbs to shine. She was selected by members of the DNC to share her story for the convention website.
Excitement seemed to slow down on day two of Kianga's visit with Gibbs, when Gibbs got a disturbing phone call. Her 5-year-old son, Jace, had to be hospitalized for pneumonia. She contemplated returning home, but her family convinced her that she needed to stay.
"It's gonna be hard to carry on the rest of the day, and I was excited about seeing Obama, but in the back of my mind I have a sick child," Gibbs said while sitting on her bed.
Finding peace in knowing that her son was in good hands, Gibbs was able to set out for the DNC's grand finale. It was a night she had been waiting for, to see President Barak Obama's acceptance speech.
Gibbs says the convention inspired her to get as many young adults as she can involved with the 2012 Election - no matter what party, candidate or issue they might stand for.
Gibbs is also the first African-American from Pamlico County to be selected to attend the Democratic National Convention. The last time anyone from Pamlico County attended was in 1968.


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A quick look and discussion for every major announcement and update during the week! This week we discussed updates from the following games: Battle for Graxia, Tera Rising, Smite, League of Legends, Elsword, PlanetSide 2, Lost Saga, Infinite Crisis, Dragon Nest, The Lord of the Rings Online, & City of Steam.
Lots of MOBA news this week starting with the launch of Rise of the Immortals: Battle for Graxia and the new replay mode added to the game. Tera celebrated its first birthday last week. Fenrir gets introduced as the latest God for Smite. League of Legends adds a new map plus matchmaking for all random all mid. Elsword celebrates it's 2nd anniversary and at the same time introduces the shelling guardian as Chung's new transformation. PlanetSide 2 gets awesome assault buggies update 8. Lost Saga gets nice new content from it's new publishers, WeMade USA. Infinite Crisis shows off Poison Ivy and Gaslight Catwoman and sets off for closed beta on the 8th. Dragon Nest shows off it's newest savior Kali (featured in the picture above). The next content update for The Lord of the Rings Online, update 11: treachery of the White Hand is launching on May 13th. City of steam decided to grant early access to players on May 10th.


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Bike shop employee: "Since cycling became the new golf, I had another guy drop $10,000 on a road bike, even though he hasn't exerted himself since he was 12 years old. Good luck with that, bucket lister."
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A sound evaluation plan should guide the project's data collection activities and it should provide useful evidence about the project's processes and outcomes. IEPS offers applicant institutions the following suggestions to consider in developing the evaluation and impact section of the NRC/FLAS proposal.
Planning Phase
Develop clear goals and objectives
- Limit the evaluation plan to a few clear and specific objectives that can be measured:
What are the main themes or project goals being addressed? For each theme or project goal, identify a few key questions that will need to be answered.
- What data will need to be collected to demonstrate the project's progress?
- What does the NRC or FLAS project hope to demonstrate with the data collected? Change, improvement, professional development, learning outcomes, placement, usage? These are examples of impacts that can be demonstrated with data collections.
Explain the Evaluation Plan
Formulate evaluation questions that are of interest to all stakeholders and audiences related to the NRC and FLAS projects, and align questions with appropriate information gathering techniques.
- Who/what will change?
- When do you expect the change(s) to take place?
- How much change is expected?
Data Collection
For planning data collection, the NRC and FLAS projects should determine if any baseline data are needed and, if they already exist, where to find them. Instruments to collect data that are not available need to be developed. Data collection instruments may include: surveys, standardized test scores, exams, focus groups, etc. The NRC may have additional instruments that are specific to the project. NRCs may wish to collaborate on this phase with other NRCs on campus to enrich the process and share costs.
After the data collection plan is in place, a timeline needs to be constructed for the duration of the grant. The timeline should reflect if a goal is in place throughout the four year cycle or if it can be achieved within the cycle. Indicate the timeline for designing each measure and data collection instrument. An evaluation timeline may be included as part of the application narrative or integrated into the four-page timeline appendix to be referenced in the application instructions.
Implementation Phase
Implementing the data collection and then reviewing preliminary findings come next. The NRC will then need to decide whether to modify the project based on the findings. Some activities may be able to be modified mid-project if the findings warrant such a change.
Program Evaluation Specialists
A program evaluation specialist should be involved in the implementation of the evaluation planning and throughout the duration of the four year grant cycle. The specialist should be trained in evaluation and, ideally, have conducted similar evaluations. A team can also be formed, one person who is an evaluation expert and the other who is a content knowledge expert in order to maximize the quality of the evaluation plan and its implementation. The evaluation specialist should be well informed on the proposal writing and it may be helpful if he/she reviews the draft. The specialist should be involved in all of the steps above as well as providing advice for disseminating the results of the project. The NRC and the evaluation specialist may wish to develop a plan for wide dissemination of results on the campus, to the local community, to similar institutions, to professional associations, to colleagues, to government officials (at all levels), and to the media. The NRC may wish to collaborate with other NRCs on campus to pool resources and share the cost of a professional evaluator.
Please follow the sub-questions from the evaluation criterion in the technical review form (*see below) in order to assist the reviewers who will be assessing the evaluation plan.
Impact and Evaluation Criterion Questions:
For all NRC applicants, to what extent do the center's activities and training programs have a significant impact on the university, community, region and the nation as shown through indices such as enrollments, graduate placement data, participation rates for events, and usage of center resources?
For undergraduate NRC applicants, to what extent do students matriculate into advanced language and area or international studies programs or related professional programs?
For all applicants, to what extent will provisions be made for equal access and treatment for eligible students and other participants who are members of groups that have been traditionally under-represented (such as members of racial or ethnic minority groups, women, persons with disabilities, and the elderly)?
For all applicants, does the applicant provide an evaluation plan that is comprehensive and objective and that will produce quantifiable, outcome-measure-oriented data?
For all applicants, to what extent have recent evaluations been used by the applicant to improve its program?
For FLAS applicants, to what extent have the applicant's activities and training programs contributed to an improved supply of specialists on the program's subject as shown through indicies such as undergraduate and graduate enrollments and placement data?
For all NRC applicants, to what degree do activities of the center address national needs, and generate information for and disseminate information to the public?
For all NRC applicants, what is the center's record of placing students into post graduate employment, education, or training in areas of national need and the center's stated efforts to increase the number of such students that go into such placements?
For FLAS applicants, to what degree are fellowships awarded by the applicant addressing national needs?
For FLAS applicants, what is the applicant's record of placing students into post-graduate employment, education or training in areas of national need and the applicant's stated efforts to increase the number of such students that go into such placements?
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Hope College's Steven Strock of Grandville (Grandville HS) has been honored for outstanding performance on the golf course and in the classroom.
The team captain has been named to the PING All-America third team after finishing 20th at the NCAA Division III championships and honored as a Division III Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar.
Strock led the Flying Dutchmen to a school-best ninth place finish at the NCAA championships in Hershey, Pa. He averaged 74.25 strokes over the 72-hole tournament, best ever for a Hope golfer in the national competition. He is the second Hope golfer to achieve All-America honors joining Tommy Yamaoka (2007).
He is being honored as an All-America Scholar for the second year. The award is presented to golfers who have a stroke average under 79.0 and have maintained a minimum cumulative 3.2 grade point average. An accounting major, Strock is the first Hope golfer to achieve the distinction twice.
Strock was the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) medalist as both a junior and a senior.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Cbz40, Dec 18, 2005.
Please make all game related post in this thread....Thank You
I can't believe we're calling such conservative plays!!!!
Oh wait, it's only 9:33 AM...the game didn't start yet.
Morning juke........You are a bit early
Arrgghh...I gotta wait for a crappy San Fran Jax game to finish.
Lets Go Boyss
Let's take care of business........
High Five Everyone Im Pumped
Here we gooooo
Lets go Cowboys - stomp stomp - Lets go Cowboys - stopm stomp - etc....
the time has come..
biggest game of the year
gotta quit worrrying about the Giants losing and just take care of our own business. Win out and let the chips fall where they may.
We neeeeeeddddddd tooooooooooooooooo kkickkkkkkkkkkkkkk butttttttttttttttttttttt
Nice jerseys i like
I love the blue jerseys. It's like a treat to see them only once a year. Haha
colts lost
Lets go Cowboys!!!
Billy, nice kick. lol
**** kick
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The Gowanus Canal - North
Butler Street
The "headwaters" of the Gowanus Canal are a pumping station built in 1911 to pump seawater through a tunnel that brings water from Buttermilk Channel in upper New York Bay to the west and creates a waterflow out of the canal into Gowanus Bay. The facility features a single 7-foot-diameter propeller driven by a 600 horsepower (500 kW) electric motor that can move 200 million gallons of water per day.
Across the street from the pumping station is the Brooklyn chapter of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Note the unused horse trough in front of the building "Presented to the ASPCA by Edith Bowdoin 1913" that is similar to a pair of troughs she placed in Central Park and Flushing.
Bowdoin horse trough
Just to the northeast of the pumping station is Wyckoff Gardens, a 527-unit NYC housing authority development that opened on December 31, 1966.
Douglass Street
Degraw Street
Sackett Street
Sergio Allegretti began a coal and ice company in 1937 that later branched out into distribution of heating oil as the Bayside Fuel Oil Corp. His sons Victor Allegretti and Alfred Alfredo Allegretti (1935-2001) later took over the family business, which became Bayside Fuel Oil Depot Corporation and opened this oil terminal on the west bank of the Gowanus Canal between Sackett and Union Streets in 1865. Allegretti hated the delays caused by tides and shipping, but stayed at the location because of its proximity to customers. In 1984, the company acquired a second depot at Shore Parkway and moved its headquarters there. In 1996 and 1997 they acquired the Smith Street (further south on the canal), Grand Street and North 12th Street terminals. In January of 2008, the NY Post reported that the company was exploring options for joining the gentrification of the area by cleaning up the Sackett St. site and building glass residential towers for the wealthy and powerful.
The floating boom across the canal just north of the Fuel Oil Depot is there to catch floating garbage that flows into the canal from storm overflow drains.
Union Street
The Union Street Bridge (NYC BIN #2240270) is a double-leaf Scherzer rolling lift bascule bridge that opened in 1904. The bridge carries two 17-foot-wide eastbound landes and two six-foot-wide sidewalks over the Gowanus Canal. It replaced a narrow 17-foot-wide pipe truss swing bridge and was built under the same contract with the replacement Third and Ninth Street Bridges.
President Street
The Satori Condos at 340 Bond (btw President and Carroll Sts) are a pleasant example of about the best you can expect from gentrification. Tastefully in context with the other low-rise historic buildings in the neighborhood, it is more than can be expected from the steroidal luxury glass towers that will probably rise along the canal at some point.
Carroll Street Bridge
The Carroll Street Bridge (NYC BIN #2240260) opened in 1889 and is a very rare example of a retractile drawbridge in which the main span is slid back on rails diagonally to clear passage through the canal. It is also notable as a rare surviving example of a kingpost truss - in this case constructed with plate girders. The bridge was designed by engineers at the Brooklyn Department of Public Works and built by the New Jersey Steel and Iron Company (Trenton Iron Works), a subsidiary of the firm of Cooper, Hewitt and Co. The bridge is trapezoidal in shape with a 17-foot roadway and 4-foot sidewalks. The span is 63 feet with a total bridge length of 107 feet. The channel it clears is 38 feet wide.
First / Second Streets
Toll Brothers proposed a 450-unit luxury housing development that would sit on the two blocks bounded by Carroll Street on the north, Second Street on the south, Bond Street on the west and the canal on the east. More info on the controversies surrounding this development and the associated rezoning efforts are available from:
The Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club have a canoe dock on the west bank of the canal at Second St.
The east bank of the canal between 2nd/3rd Sts is home to a majestic abandoned power plant, complete with some colorful commentary on development plans for the neighborhood. Immediately to the east of it is a former subway power substation at 340 3rd Ave which was the printing plant for the Jewish Press.
Third / Fourth Streets
The Third Street Bridge (NYC BIN #2240250) is a double-leaf Scherzer rolling lift bascule drawbridge that carries two 16-foot-wide traffic lanes of Third Street and two 6-foot-wide sidewalks over the Gowanus Canal. It opened in 1905 (built on the same contract as the Union and Ninth St bridges) and was extensively rehabilitated in 1986.
This Italianate building on the southwest corner of 3rd Ave and 3rd St was the headquarters of Edwin Litchfield's Brooklyn Improvement Company, which created the four basins off the canal between 4th and 8th street. The surrounding property to the south and west was cleared in 2007 for a Whole Foods store and possible residential development.
Just south of Third St, the canal curves to the west with the Fourth Street Basin extending to the east.
A short channel used to pass from the 4th St basin under a bridge on 3rd Ave to a basin east of 3rd Ave that was called the 5th St Basin. The basin was filled in sometime between 1953 and 1965. However, the bridge (NYC BIN 2240310), originally built in 1889 and extensively rebuilt 2007-2008, was left in place.


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Mar 27, 2004
NRCC Chumps
Well the Republicans appear to have hit that rare moment when there isn't a breaking disgrace. So I decided to take a look at the old NRCC folks, I bet you can predict what they're yelping about: SD-AL: HERSETH HAS A SECRET. NANNA NANNA BOO BOO That's all I'm gonna bother to quote, go take a look if you want. Furthermore, I'm not sure there's much more ridiculing to be done, the big boys beat us to it: Atrios: …Read More »
Mar 26, 2004
DeLay Needs Your Help!
Fresh from the Houston Chronicle: DeLay, R-Sugar Land, told a group of Houston supporters earlier this month he may need to raise more money for a legal defense fund. ... DeLay and an aide in a March 8 private meeting at the Omni Houston Hotel talked to Houston supporters about the possible need to pay for a legal defense in connection with the grand jury investigation, according to two people who attended the meeting. The meeting at the Omni …Read More »
Mar 26, 2004
Good News
National Journal's Richard E. Cohen asks, "Could Lightning Strike?": Now, however, many once-dispirited House Democrats believe that the conditions are ripe for lightning to strike. Democrats think their electoral prospects have markedly improved over the past three months, thanks to President Bush's continuing struggles with the economy and Iraq, and to the enthusiasm generated within their own party by their presumptive presidential nominee, Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. A newfound optimism appears to have swept across the House Democrats' oftenfeisty …Read More »
Mar 26, 2004
Rice's Credibility
Pincus and Milbank in today's Wa Po: Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage contradicted Rice's claim that the White House had a strategy before 9/11 for military operations against al Qaeda and the Taliban; the CIA contradicted Rice's earlier assertion that Bush had requested a CIA briefing in the summer of 2001 because of elevated terrorist threats; and Rice's assertion this week that Bush told her on Sept. 16, 2001, that "Iraq is to the side" appeared to …Read More »
Mar 25, 2004
Gephardt at the Opening
It really was an inspiring opening in a lot of ways, but none more so than the presence of Democratic stalwart Dick Gephardt. He had the look in his eye of a man who had held the party firm for decades, and was now seeing the fruits of his labor. I asked him what was on his mind, and he said, "This is the best day for the Democratic Party in my memory. And that's a long time." The …Read More »
Mar 25, 2004
The DNHQ is Now Open
the ribbon was cut on the Democratic National Headquarters (DNHQ) this afternoon. more soon.Read More »
Mar 25, 2004
Why DeLay and the GOP Must Go
From Congress Daily AM: Bubbling with confidence President Bush and congressional Republicans will win re-election this November, House Majority Leader DeLay Wednesday laid out the broad outlines of a GOP agenda next year—including the replacement of the federal income tax with a national sales tax. DeLay also pledged to begin work this year on a major overhaul of federal law to lighten the regulatory burden on American businesses. "We plan to move legislation in the …Read More »
Mar 25, 2004
The Ball's Rollin'
The AP picks up on DeLay: House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, is telling close colleagues he may have to temporarily abandon his leadership post if he is indicted by a Texas grand jury investigating alleged campaign finance abuses, Roll Call reports. In background they say: Democrats allege that Republicans took money that could not be given to candidates and moved it around before donating it to candidates. Republican officials have said the transactions were legal, and the timing …Read More »
Mar 25, 2004
FROM ROLL CALL VIA KEVIN DRUM!!!! House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) has begun quiet discussions with a handful of colleagues about the possibility that he will have to step down from his leadership post temporarily if he is indicted by a Texas grand jury investigating alleged campaign finance abuses. ...Republican Conference rules state that a member of the elected leadership who has been indicted on a felony carrying a penalty of at least two years in prison must …Read More »
Mar 24, 2004
Fire Away
Chatterbox tells us of another destroyed Medicare whistleblower, the radio talkshow host who derailed Nick Smith's attempts to backtrack from his bribery allegations by producing an interview with the Congressman in which he confirmed the allegations. Vandenbroek did himself no particular good at WKZO by providing evidence that the House GOP leadership may harbor a felon. "While there are some people at the station who seem to be quite proud of my coverage of Nick Smith," Vandenbroek told Chatterbox, …Read More »
Mar 23, 2004
No Good
AP (printed everywhere, you'll see this somewhere soon): Medicare will go broke by 2019 without changes in a program that is swelling in cost because of a new prescription drug benefit, trustees were to report Tuesday. My first take on this story was to just shoot it up here, and not make a partisan issue out of it. But then I read this: Republicans pressed for the overhaul of Medicare last year to give private insurers a much larger …Read More »
Mar 23, 2004
College Dems Blog
Continuing the donkey jokes, the College Dems have a blog up now: Smart Ass. Lest we forget to giggle at the other official donkey-themed blogs, please check out Get More Ass (Brown University College Dems) and Kicking Ass (DNC).Read More »
Mar 23, 2004
Deficit Rabble Rabble
From WSJ: House leaders scramble for votes as fiscal 2005 budget hits floor next week. Next is a brawl with Senate over tax cuts and spending caps. Tension builds on highway bill: White House demands big cuts, but lawmakers want projects. Transportation Chairman Young publicly explodes at Rep. Shaw yesterday, "I don't have the money!" then tells him to get party leaders to find "the g-d- money." And oh well, as long as I'm putting up ridiculous Republican quotes, …Read More »
Mar 22, 2004
More Burma?
You may have read here (or elsewhere) last week that President Bush is making some of his campaign material in Burma - in violation of his own law. Now we find that the head of the company making those fleeces happens to be the campaign manager of Rep. Anne Northup (R-KY3). Maybe that's why her issues page doesn't include jobs- unless "faith-based initiatives" refers to the President's employment plan. Chairman Matsui's statement: "It's no wonder Louisville has lost over …Read More »
Mar 22, 2004
CD on Rubber Stamp Moderates
From our Congress Daily subscription to you: Moderation In Moderation By some counts, House Republican moderates have enough votes, perhaps as many as 30, to protect their interests on budget and spending measures. So why do they invariably cave in to their leadership and conservative colleagues on crucial votes—such as the annual budget resolution—rather than using that muscular potential to reshape budget priorities more to their liking? This year, for instance, the Budget Committee has produced a spending blueprint …Read More »


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Commissioners approve shopping center
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - Johnson City commissioners voted in favor of a concept plan for a new shopping center after hearing how it would affect traffic.
Four commissioners voted in favor of the plan; Vice Mayor Clayton Stout voted against the measure. It was the second reading for the proposal.
The majority of the commissioners, as well as local residents, told us they were reassured by the traffic report. "I think it will really improve it," said Bob Laprade, who lives on Kings Rd. in Sherwood Forest. "I think it will be a much better situation for Johnson City."
The new development on State of Franklin Road will back up right into his backyard, said Laprade. He has been working with the developer to reduce the possibility of noise and light pollution from the possible shopping center.
Laprade says he's confident in the traffic report's accuracy. "I thought it was very well done," he told us. "We saw the folks out there doing it at the time and it was very well done."
The traffic report looked at the effect the new development would have on existing traffic structures and the additions needed to minimize it, Johnson City Public Works Director Phil Pindzola told us. "The city is trying to get more green time, more traffic through the State of Franklin corridor," Pindzola said.
The team of traffic analyzers suggested improvements to Sunset Dr., State of Franklin Rd., Skyline Dr., and Indian Ridge Rd. They will add left turn storage on Indian Ridge and left turning lanes on Skyline, said Pindzola.
They will also synchronize the lights with nearby intersections to help traffic flow, he said. "We will actually be able to reduce the amount of time we have to allocate to the side streets and more on the main road," Pindzola told us.
Their main focus is keeping traffic flowing on State of Franklin, he said.
Pindzola told us they will work on changes to Skyline first. They hope to have Skyline construction done before the shopping center opens in the spring of 2015, he said.
Pindzola told us they still need to work on improving the safety of the intersection for pedestrians. "We need to do a better job in ensuring the pedestrians have ample time to cross the road under any configuration," he said.
We found out that 80 percent of the project's funds will come from the federal government, while 20 percent will be from taxpayers. They expect the road construction to cost four to five million dollars.
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Ryan Bailey, the Leeds prop, has rejected offers from Australia to remain a one-club man with the Super League champions.
The 29-year-old forward, who joined the Rhinos from school, was the only remaining out-of-contract Leeds player not to have signed up for 2014 but he has now agreed a two-year deal.
Bailey, one of five players to have appeared in all six of the Rhinos' Super League Grand Final triumphs, had been linked with a move to Brisbane Broncos.
"This was a big decision for me and something that I had to think hard about," said Bailey, who has made 287 appearances for the Rhinos since his debut in 2002. "I would like to thank all the NRL clubs who made offers to me and it was nice to know that they thought I could do a job for them down in Australia. However, this is my hometown club and I have spent my entire life here. The club have been loyal to me and I think I have been loyal to them in return.
"Leeds Rhinos are my second family and I am probably happier and more settled now than I have been at any time in my career.
"It was stressful dealing with the contract side of things but that is sorted now and I can look forward to getting back fit and finishing the season strongly."
The Leeds coach, Brian McDermott, said: "Ryan has been huge for this club over a long period and I think it is a big thing for us that he has turned down the chance to go to the NRL to remain at Leeds and in Super League.
"As someone who has come through our Academy system, he is a player that our youngsters can look towards and see that the rewards are there for you if you work hard.
"He is a special character within our group and it is great that he will be here for another two seasons at least."
Bailey's decision to snub the NRL comes just two days after New Zealand Warriors snapped up two 18-year-olds from the Rhinos.
Jordan Baldwinson and Mason Tonks were both out of contract at the end of the season and have agreed 12-month deals with another year's option to join the Warriors' Under-20s team for 2014.


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Semi-Detached House Virginia
Size28 m²
Floor No.
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Lockable room
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Allmannsdorfer Str, 78464 Konstanz, Germany
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Beneath the roof there is a comfortable 28 square meter guest apartment with individual charm that is well suited for three adults or two adults with two children.
Our seven year old daughter is happy to meet other children, but also couples and singles will feel welcome and at home here.
The apartment consists of two separate main rooms: a bedroom with a large, comfortable double bed, and a living and eating area with a pullout sofa bed for additional guests. The apartment has its own bathroom with shower and toilet. To access the apartment guests use the common stairs. Upstairs you will enjoy full privacy and a well equipped apartment which includes free WIFI, satellite TV with VHS-player and an eclectic collection of videos for a rainy day, a kitchenette, mini-oven, refrigerator, radio/cassette player, as well as a robot vacuum cleaner
One adult or two children can sleep comfortably on the sofa bed.
Our house has a garden with various grills and a smoker which you are welcome to use.
Guests are also welcome to use our garden and various grills and smoker.
We are located within walking distance to the shores of Lake Constance, shopping areas and bus stops with direct connections to the city centre (one stop just a few meters from the front door).
The Friedrichshafen airport is only 30.5km of distance.
Three bus stops with direct connections to the city centre and various shopping areas can be found in front of the house or in close walking distance. Our guest apartment is also ideal for visitors with friends or relatives in the Konstanz hospital, which is only two minutes walking distance away. We will be happy to help you with insider tips of what to see and do in Konstanz and are looking forward to meeting you!
If you do not want to spend your vacation in a lifeless and anonymous hotel room but rather in a guest apartment with personal charm and atmosphere, then you will be be happy staying with us. Our house was built in 1934 and has an interesting history. It was once inhabited by Alfons Beck, a victim and survivor of nazism for whom there is a tripping-stone memorial in the Bodanstrasse in Konstanz. Before the war Beck was an active communist, and after buying the house we found many relics and items that attest to Beck's history, including a printing press in the basement with which Beck used to print anti-nazi material. We found many other historical items, books, furniture, photographs and paintings which now hang in the guest apartment and we invite you to look, discover and travel back in time. We consciously left many quaint and interesting documents in the shelves and drawers of the desk and reading corner, including, for example, a brochure titled "Russia's Atombomb: its Astrology Explained," which we simply found too curious and fascinating to pack away. There is much to discover in our clean and well cared for guest apartment with modern comforts and amenities. Should you have questions, need help or want tips you will find your friendly hosts right outside the doorstep. If you want solitude and privacy, than you can simply escape into the cozy apartment, relax on the sofa in front of the TV or lounge on the bed with a good book.
The city of Konstanz has a visitor's tax of 2.00 Euros per night for each visitor over 16 years of age. For this, guests receive a guest pass with which they can ride city buses for free. The guest pass also provides numerous discounts and reductions around the lake.
House rulesPlease take off your shoes inside the house. We are a non-smoking household. Please bring your own towels. Towels can be provided at a fee of 5.00 Euros per person.
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Reviews of this property
We really liked it! Very responsive and gracious hosts! Gladly again :)
Uns hat es wirklich gut gefallen! Sehr entgegenkommende und nette Gastgeber! Gerne wieder :)
Very nice hosts. Simple apartment fitted under the roof in the 2nd floor with everything you need. Location also good for trips - especially with wheel sacrificing sleep by road and hospital in the neighborhood..
Sehr nette Gastgeber. Einfache Wohnung unter dem Dach in 2. OG mit allem ausgestattet was man braucht. Lage auch gut für Ausflüge - besonders mit Rad. Abstriche bei Nachtruhe durch Straße und Krankenhaus in Nachbarschaft.
Apartment Virginia
the apartment is not up to our expectations
the staircase much chaos
the stairs to the second floor full of clothes
very strong smell in all the house
we never need again
Ferienwohnung Virginia
die Wohnung entsprach nicht unseren Vorstellungen
im Treppenhaus sehr viel Chaos
die Treppe bis zur zweiten Etage voll mit Klamotten
sehr starker Geruch im ganzem Haus
das brauchen wir nie wieder
It was a wonderful time, really great holiday, everything is available from AZ.
Anette, Bill and the small Virginia are super nice, we felt immediately at ease with the fantastic III.
Super quiet location, the bus almost at the door keeps you quickly into the city and also to the island of Mainau, or the ferry to Meersburg.
Shopping a short walk away supermarket bakery, also for the late hunger no problem about 3 min. Walk to the next snack.
Those who want to look at Constance Lake Constance, the beautiful little village of the area and the nearby Switzerland, is entirely correct in the apartment Virginia.
We had four days at Konstanz and a day of it in Zurich and did not need a car, by the local tax eliminates the travel costs for bus services in Konstanz.
You can through the Tourist Information Office at the railway station in Konstanz downtown from 8 euros per person per trip to Zurich Book the bus rides.
Men should definitely visit the island Mainau, admission 18 euros per person, who does not want to spend much money but that possibility has from
17 clock for just 9 Euro to visit the island, which is totally erect.
We wish herewith all guests of the apartment Virginia, a lot of pleasure on Lake Constance.
Es war eine wunderschöne Zeit, ganz tolle Ferienwohnung, es ist alles vorhanden von A-Z.
Anette,Bill und die kleine Virginia sind super nett, man fühlte sich sofort wohl bei den fantastischen III.
Super ruhige Lage, mit dem Linienbus der fast vor der Tür hält kommt man schnell in die Stadt und auch zur Insel Mainau, oder zur Fähre nach Meersburg.
Einkaufsmöglichkeiten schnell zu Fuß erreichbar Supermarkt-Bäckerei, auch für den späten Hunger kein Problem ca. 3 Min. zu Fuß bis zum nächsten Imbiss.
Wer sich Konstanz den Bodensee die schönen kleinen Örtchen der Umgebung und die nahegelegene Schweiz ansehen will, ist in der Ferienwohnung Virginia völlig richtig.
Wir waren vier Tage in Konstanz und einen Tag davon in Zürich und brauchten kein Auto, durch die Kurtaxe entfallen die Fahrtkosten für den Busverkehr innerhalb Konstanz.
Über die Tourist Information am Bahnhof Konstanz in der Innenstadt kann man ab 8 Euro pro Person pro Fahrt nach Zürich mit dem Busfahrten buchen.
Mann sollte auf jeden Fall die Insel Mainau besuchen, Eintritt 18 Euro pro Person, wer jedoch nicht soviel Geld ausgeben will, hat die Möglichkeit ab
17 Uhr für nur 9 Euro die Insel zu besichtigen, was völlig ausrecht.
Wir wünschen hiermit allen Gästen der Ferienwohnung Virginia, viel vergnügen am Bodensee.
A super cute, animal loving family. We have for our dog even get Bowls and for us a great restaurant recommendation. Look forward to seeing you again.
Eine super nette, tierliebe Familie. Wir haben für unseren Hund sogar Näpfe bekommen und für uns eine klasse Restaurant Empfehlung. Freuen uns auf ein Wiedersehen.
The apartment is fully equipped, however, situated in an older house with a shared entrance / stairs with the owners, who are very cordial. Our impression of their own floors was messy and not so clean (it smelled like cats and also walked around), in contrast with the apartment, which did make a good impression. Good bus service to the city center, quiet neighborhood.
Het appartement is van alle gemakken voorzien, echter gesitueerd in een wat ouder huis met een gedeelde ingang/trap met de eigenaren, die erg hartelijk zijn. Onze indruk van hun eigen etages was rommelig en niet zo proper (het rook naar katten en die liepen er ook rond), in tegenstelling met het appartement, wat wel een goede indruk maakte. Goede busverbinding met het centrum, rustige buurt.
Very good stay. Our hosts were very welcoming and the apartment clean, tidy, more than enough for a vacation. Also very good bedding. The location of the house is ideal, between downtown and the ferry to Meersburg. Martine and Alain
Très bon séjour. Nos hôtes étaient très accueillants et l'appartement propre, bien agencé, largement suffisant pour des vacances. Très bonne literie également. L'emplacement de la maison est idéal : entre le centre ville et le ferry vers Meersbourg.
Martine et Alain
all very well organiziert.Gemuetliche apartment with everything you braucht.Eine very affectionate and quiet Famielie. The city is really beautifully, and the apartment is located near the city shopping center, bar, restaurant ... Gorgeous time we had, and we come again, that is ailing! Una famiglia che ci ha stupenda offerto la loro casa vacanze ben attrezzata comodissima e vicino a negozi, centro, fermate autobus.abbiamo davvero un passato di giorni paio indimenticabili e vorremo tornarci.la città e bellissima!
alles ganz gut organiziert.Gemuetliche wohnung mit allem was man braucht.Eine sehr liebe und ruhige Famielie.
Die Stadt ist wirklich wunderschoen,und die wohnung liegt in der naehe von kaufzentrum,bar,restaurant...
wir hatten wunderschoene zeit,und wir kommen noch mal,das ist siecher!
Una famiglia stupenda che ci ha offerto la loro casa vacanze ben attrezzata comodissima e vicino a negozi,centro, fermate autobus.abbiamo passato davvero un paio di giorni indimenticabili e vorremo tornarci.la città e bellissima!
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90210 - Season 1 Episodes
90210 - Season 1
An edgy, contemporary spin-off of the iconic drama Beverly Hills, 90210, the new 90210 looks at life through the eyes of Annie Wilson and her brother, Dixon, whose first day at West Beverly Hills High School leaves no doubt they're not in Kansas anymore.
"We're Not in Kansas Anymore"
In part one of the series premiere, Harrison Wilson accepts the position as Principal of West Beverly Hills High, forcing the Wilson family to relocate from Kansas to California and adjust to new life in the city - all while keeping a close watch on their alcoholic grandmother, fading Hollywood actress Tabitha Wilson.
"The Jet Set"
In part two of the series premiere, Naomi finds herself in trouble when she fails an assignment and Ryan and Kelly bring the issue to Harry's attention. Meanwhile, Dixon must deal with jealous teammates in the lacrosse team and Annie meets a potential love interest.
"Lucky Strike"
Harry and Debbie plan a family bowling night, but find their plans interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Annie and Dixon's friends. Meanwhile, Annie finds herself torn between Ethan and Ty, Naomi experiences a difficult evening with her father, and Kelly and Silver learn that Jackie's drinking is beginning to spiral out of control.
"The Bubble"
Annie, Harry, and Debbie are surprised to find out that West Beverly's theater director can't direct the school musical anymore. Kelly persuades Brenda to take over as the play's director, but they end up arguing over Kelly's involvement with Ryan. Meanwhile, Dixon tries to get a part-time job at the Peach Pit and Naomi confronts her father's mistress.
"Wide Awake and Dreaming"
As the opening night of the school play "Spring Awakening" approaches, Ty reveals to Annie his plans for a one-on-one after party in his hotel room with her. Others at school are concerned about how fast Annie and Ty's relationship is developing. Meanwhile, Naomi won't accept her parents' divorce and Adrianna is confronted about a substance abuse problem, giving Annie the chance to play the lead in the musical.
"Model Behavior"
After Debbie gets the chance to shoot a fashion show for Nylon Magazine, Annie uses the opportunity to her advantage for a class assignment. Naomi believes the upcoming fashion show could help her parents' marital mess, but it only makes matters worse. Ty and Annie's relationship is put to the test when Adrianna reveals a secret. Meanwhile, Kelly receives a phone call that may change her relationship with Ryan.
"Hollywood Forever"
Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Ethan (Dustin Milligan) are paired up to take care of a baby as part of a class project and the experience causes them to see each other in a new light. Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Dixon (Tristan Wilds) continue to get closer and during her half-birthday party at the Hollywood Forever Cemetary, she opens him up to an entirely new experience in public. Harry (Rob Estes) and Debbie (Lori Loughlin) are forced to deal with his past when Tracy (guest star Christina Moore) informs Harry that she hired a private investigator to search for their son, who was given up for adoption many years ago. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) is desperate to intervene with Adrianna's (guest star Jessica Lowndes) downward drug spiral but regrets making one last-minute decision. Ryan (Ryan Eggold) is dealing with Kelly's (guest star Jennie Garth) departure and decides to try online dating in an effort to hide his true feelings about her absence. Michael Steger and Jessica Walter also star. Norman Buckley directed the episode written by Caprice Crane.
"There's No Place Like Homecoming"
"Secrets and Lies"
Silver invites a few of her female friends over for a girls' night, but the event quickly turns into a house party. Meanwhile, Debbie and Harry finally reveal to Dixon and Annie that they have an older brother who was given up for adoption long ago.
"Games People Play"
Kelly returns to Beverly Hills, revealing what happened between her and Dylan during her trip. Meanwhile, Annie turns sixteen and gets a surprising gift from Naomi. Also, the Wilson family receives a visit from Harry's biological son, Sean.
"That Which We Destroy"
Brenda and Kelly's friendship takes a turn for the worse. Meanwhile, Sean moves in with the Wilson family, Naomi hangs with a new crowd, and Silver becomes jealous when a cheerleader pays a little too much attention to Dixon.
"Hello, Goodbye, Amen"
When Debbie (Lori Loughlin), Harry (Rob Estes), Annie (Shenae Grimes), Dixon (Tristan Wilds) and Sean (guest star Josh Henderson) spend the evening playing games, Annie overhears a phone call with Sean that raises suspicion. Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) invites Brenda (Shannen Doherty) to attend a support day at her rehab center, but the day quickly turns upside down when Adrianna learns information that will cause her life to change forever. Brenda and Kelly (Jennie Garth) stand by Adrianna's side and Brenda reveals a secret she has been hiding from Kelly. Dixon and Christina's (guest star Lauren London) friendship continues to grow when she invites him over to her house, an invitation he hides from Silver (Jessica Stroup).
"Love Me or Leave Me"
When it comes to parenting, Debbie (Lori Loughlin) and Tabitha (Jessica Walter) don't see eye-to-eye and their personalities continue to clash when Tabitha surprises Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Dixon (Tristan Wilds) with a new car. Ethan (Dustin Milligan) and Annie sneak away to Tabitha's house in Palm Springs for some alone time and take full advantage of being on their own. Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) opens up to Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) about her secret and they immediately become friends again but Navid (Michael Steger) isn't quite sure how to handle the news. Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Dixon hit the beach for a day in the sun and decide to make a sand castle but don't anticipate the tsunami headed their way when Dixon reveals three little words.
"By Accident"
Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) comes to terms with her decision about her baby and leans on Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) and Kelly (Jennie Garth) for support while also revealing the baby's daddy. Ethan (Dustin Milligan) helps Annie (Shenae Grimes) rehearse her lines to prepare to audition for the new school play and both are taken back when they learn that Ty (guest star Adam Gregory) is also auditioning. Ryan (Ryan Eggold) returns to West Bev with a new perspective and has an unpleasant encounter with Silver (Jessica Stroup) and Kelly (Jennie Garth). Dixon (Tristan Wilds) turns to Debbie (Lori Loughlin) for some advice to help his relationship with Silver.
"Help Me, Rhonda"
Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) reveals her pregnancy to the baby's father and is shocked by his parents' handling of the situation. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) stands by Adrianna's side while they devise a plan to break the pregnancy news to Adrianna's mother, Constance (guest star Maeve Quinlan, "The Bold and the Beautiful"). Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Ethan (Dustin Milligan) are still shaken from his accident but their relationship becomes strained when he starts spending a lot of time with Rhonda (guest star Aimee Teegarden, "Friday Night Lights"). Silver (Jessica Stroup) confronts Dixon (Tristan Wilds) and tells him the words he has been longing to hear.
"Of Heartbreaks and Hotels"
Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord), comfortable with her new living situation, is immediately taken by Liam (guest star Matt Lanter, "Heroes"), a hot bartender at her hotel. Sparks begin to fly between the two but Naomi is confused by the mystery that surrounds Liam. Silver (Jessica Stroup) gets extremely upset when her surprise Valentine's Day dinner for Dixon (Tristan Wilds) doesn't go as planned, but the two find a way to make the date a moment to remember. Annie (Shenae Grimes) becomes increasingly jealous of Ethan (Dustin Milligan) and Rhonda's (Aimee Teegarden) close connection and takes advantage of information about Rhonda's past in order to benefit herself, causing Ethan to confront her about her terrible actions. Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) doesn't have a date for the dance and decides to spend the night loading up on chocolate, until she hears a surprise knock on her door.
"Life's A Drag"
Liam displays his dark side to Naomi, who is stunned but captivated by the intense, handsome bad-boy. Meanwhile, Annie spends a drunken evening under the stars with fellow thespian Max.
"Off the Rails"
Silver, distraught from all the recent video commotion, disappears. Kelly enlists Ryan's help in finding her sister, but cannot seem to figure out why she is acting so emotionally. Meanwhile, Dixon breaks the video news to Debbie and Harry, and Navid and Adrianna get a preview of parenthood when they babysit Sammy.
"Okaeri, Donna!"
Kelly (Jennie Garth) and Silver (Jessica Stroup) are surprised when Donna (guest star Tori Spelling) shows up at their door, straight off a plane from Japan. Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Dixon (Tristan Wilds) decide to spend their spring break on a road trip to visit someone from Dixon's past, while Ethan (Dustin Milligan) decides to step out of his bubble and volunteer with Habitat for Humanity. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) joins the Habitat build after learning that Liam (Matt Lanter) is also attending, but is clearly out of her comfort zone. While Kelly and Donna are dining on sushi, Diablo Cody (guest starring as herself) convinces Donna to design a dress for her for a red carpet event. Stuart Gillard directed the episode written by Jennie Snyder Urman & Rebecca Rand Kirshner Sinclair
"Between a Sign and a Hard Place"
Donna faces a heartbreaking dilemma when she must choose between returning to her life with David in Japan, or moving back to Beverly Hills with their daughter, Ruby. Meanwhile, Silver's recent issues are the major topic of conversation at school, and Annie and Naomi make a decision about their friendship. Also, Ethan continues on his recent downward spiral due to Liam's bad influence, and Adrianna and Navid meet with potential adoptive parents for the baby.
"The Dionysian Debacle"
Naomi's older sister, Jen, unexpectedly returns to Beverly Hills. Meanwhile, Naomi persuades Annie to go on a double date, and Adrianna and Navid reveal their decision to his parents.
"The Party's Over"
Following their engagement, Navid and Adrianna celebrate their respective bachelor and bachelorette parties. While Adrianna feasts with friends and family at the Wilson home, Navid and the boys spend a wild night with college girls at a burlesque club. Meanwhile, sparks fly between Ryan and Jen, and Dixon continues to feel unappreciated by Silver.
"Zero Tolerance"
West Bev's Hollywood-themed prom is full of surprises, but first Harry (Rob Estes) warns his students that any non-school sponsored parties after the prom will be met with serious consequences.
"One Party Can Ruin Your Whole Summer"
Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) and Navid (Michael Steger) spend their prom night in the delivery room and Brenda (Shannen Doherty) shows up to offer support.


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As lawmakers gathered Thursday to introduce new legislation assault rifles and outlaw high capacity ammunition magazines, a commission met for the first time in Connecticut pushing for answers in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary.
"We in Connecticut, as the site of this most recent and heinous event have an obligation to make sure that voices are heard," said Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy.
Voices that echoed in Washington.
Senator Dianne Feinstein proposed new legislation that would outlaw 158 specific assault rifles and semi-automatic weapons and limit magazines to 10 rounds or less.
"We should be outraged by how easy it is for perpetrators of these horrific crimes to obtain powerful military style weapons," Feinstein said.
Feinstein says her bill exempts 2,200 sporting weapons and recognizes those who own guns for hunting and home protection, a clear nod to the powerful National Rifle Association, which has argued the Second Amendment forbids any weapons ban and recently called for increasing the number of armed guards in schools.
Connecticut state police say the final report in the shooting rampage is still months away.
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Hello all,
First off i have to say I love this forum and have learned quite a bit from everyone here. I am about to start my 2nd year of beekeeping so I am still pretty new and thus have lots of ?'s still.
A friend of mine had a tenant skip town without paying rent and left all his bee equipment in the yard. It has been around 7 months now so legally it has been surrendered to my friend. I asked her if she wanted to sell any of the equipment left behind. "Nope, but you can have it" is what she said. SO... I took it all, 1 smoker- 6 boxes, 1 brush, smoker pellets, 4 queen excluders, 2 hive stands and 1 outer cover. I dug all of this out from the snow and noticed he had it under plastic sheeting
When I got them home to inspect them I noticed that almost all the frames in 1 box had a band of honey in them but had a few spots of mold on the frames and the honey. The comb in some of the other boxes have some mold on them too. My question is this; Is it safe to feed the bees the honey that has mold on it? Also if I use the frames that have mold on them, will my bees get sick or have any adverse reactions. The season is short up here so any mistakes can kill the whole season. If anybody has any info on this and would be willing to give some advice I would greatly appreciate it.
P.S. after I got finished inspecting the hives she texted me and said there was 10 frames of honey that was kept in the entryway that I could have.. WOW what a find!!!


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I was the Jets OC, they would have way more many points. Thier qb would be one of the best qbs in the NFL as well.
I was the Jets OC, they would have way more many points. Thier qb would be one of the best qbs in the NFL as well.
I was watching the post game show last night(love their post game shows) and if I were a Jets fan I wouldn't like what I was hearing from the players. True They don't have that much talent on both sides of the ball and they've lost their big weapons in Revis and Holmes, but carn it show some anger and emotion! You just got your clocks cleaned by your division rival on national TV and know one is angry?! No one is yelling and screaming?!
The sad thing is the Patriots aren't even that good this year. Their secondary is a joke, their pass rush is mediocre and anyone with an average defense can at least keep theirselves in the game. And you still lost by like 4 TDs! They should be embarrased.
We all knew the Jets season was over when they gave Sanchez an extension and traded for Tebow. So funny to see a team end their season before it even starts like that and their owner could care less. The AFC East is a disgrace in general with how easy the Patriots have walked over that division like a doormat to get into the playoffs for over a decade now minus a 11-5 season without Brady. LOL They might as well reenact the three wise men with the Jets, Dolphins and Bills coaches during Christmas every year while Brady and Belicheck are in control of the Patriots.
Swinging and missing on a QB in the first round really sets a franchise back, and will likely result in the firing of the GM and coach.
Glad that we hit a HR on our first round QB!


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