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I have been given this web page to tell me when you should spray apples and cherries. It tells what bug is hatching by the degree days. I actually inputs weather data for you and tells what is hatching out or blooming. There is a section on the site to create your own.
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Turkey and cranberries are the stars on Thanksgiving Day. They'll be the center of attention on the day after, too - and the day after that, each encore greeted by increasingly less applause.
Truth is, even the best leftovers lose their luster when they reprise their showstopping number for the third and fourth time.
Fortunately, we have a slew of experts, chefs and food writers ready to share their tips and tricks for Thanksgiving do-overs, from a sweet potato Napoleon to a potato croquette that uses not only the leftover mashers but - shhh - the French's fried onions on that green bean casserole.
The big feast is a lovely thing, says Jason Berthold, executive chef at San Francisco's RN74, but the leftovers are delightful, too - and they start with the turkey carcass.
"One of my favorite things about roasting a turkey is making soup from the leftovers," he says. "I always make the stock when cleanup starts in the kitchen. The smell of the simmering stock seems to make the cleanup process a little bit more pleasant."
Grab your largest stock pot, he says, and throw in the turkey carcass - "bones, skin and all" - along with a couple of onions, carrots, celery stalks, bay leaves, garlic cloves and a few sprigs of thyme. Let it simmer for two hours, then strain the broth through a fine sieve. Shred the turkey meat, add vegetables and wild rice, and you've got a stellar winter soup.
Everyone loves day-after-Thanksgiving sandwiches, but sliced roasted turkey is downright addictive when it's layered "Wichcraft"-style. One of the signature dishes at Tom Colicchio's sandwich cafes in San Francisco, New York and Las Vegas, it combines turkey with a tangy onion relish, creamy avocado and crisp bacon on a ciabatta roll. The onions are slowly cooked into a state of syrupy mellowness in a bath of brown sugar and balsamic and red wine vinegars.
When leftover turkey gets the Epicurious treatment in Tanya Steel's popular recipe site's new "Epicurious Cookbook" (Clarkson Potter), it's in the form of a hot pot pie capped with a Cheddar biscuit topping that's so good you'll be tempted to bake the topping as stand-alone biscuits.
There's something so depressing about leftover mashed potatoes. All that creamy, fluffy goodness congeals into cold, crumbly whiteness - until Berthold gets his hands on them. Day-after mashers become the foundation for savory potato croquettes, flavored with roasted garlic, then dredged in flour, egg and panko breadcrumbs, mixed with a secret ingredient.
"This is a great way to repurpose those french-fried onions left over from the green bean casserole," he says.
As for sweet potatoes, which Berthold's family bakes with lots of butter, brown sugar and maple syrup, the RN74 chef always hopes for leftovers. They make a perfect filling for a post-Thanksgiving Napoleon, sandwiched between layers of puff pastry and whipped cream, then drizzled with a bourbon-caramel sauce.
It's a great dessert presentation, Berthold says, "simple to make, fun to assemble and a good way to use up those leftover sweet potatoes. I like to whip fresh cream, seasoned with a little vanilla bean and sugar.
"But," he confesses, "I've also used the leftover tub of Cool Whip in a pinch."


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Gambia VP touts tourism, downplays human rights issues
The Gambia has an image problem: Dubbed the "Smiling Coast of Africa," it is a tourist destination, but its government has one of the region's worst records of human rights abuses. On Tuesday, at an African tourism promotion event in New York City, Gambian Vice-President Isatou Njie-Saidy headed a delegation working toward improving the negative perceptions of the country.
In a discussion with Njie-Saidy after the event, I mentioned to her that an Internet search of the Gambia yields many results about its human right abuses. In response, she shifted the topic to the United States: "Do they tell you about Guantánamo Bay? Seems like a human rights issue," she said. "And, you know, in the Internet, you have a lot of garbage. ... Don't believe everything you read: You have to look in between." She later accused social media of peddling untruths: "Social media is the problem," she said.


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Dozens of model cars, aircraft and other vehicles will be on display April 25 at the 2nd annual Arkansas Model Championship, hosted by Pulaski Technical College.
The show is set for 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Campus Center Grand Hall.
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The theme of this year's competition is "Celebrating 45 Years of the Ford Mustang" and includes more than 30 classes of aircraft, military and automotive models. First, second and third place will be awarded in all classes. Special awards also will be given for Best of Show, People's Choice, Best Detail, Best USAF and Best Army.
The first 75 children aged 6-13 will receive a free Revell model to make and take home. Children can also compete in the Kids Coloring contest.
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Is a feminist internet possible? How has the internet shifted the way we understand power, politics, activism and agency? Join us in a global conversation on how the internet can strengthen and better facilitate feminist activism and what you think are key issues we need to engage with and interrogate to realise its transformative potential. Check out the Storify on the conversation! .Full article at http://erotics.apc.org/article/imagine-feminist-internet


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Like oysters, every photo assignment has a silver lining. And after shooting this feature for Feast Magazine, on newsstands this week, I have some pearls of wisdom to offer. Ugh. Those are the worst puns ever. Don't Be Shellfish, It's A Team Effort But seriously folks, this was a uniquely challenging shoot due to both [Continue Reading…]
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The Levy County Sheriff's Office announces the following arrests:
* Joseph Walters, 16, of Northwest 60th Lane, Bronson, was arrested on a felony charge of possessing weapons on school property after the search of a bag that allegedly belonged to him found two knives.
* Kenneth Wiedman, 26, of Northeast 60th Place, Bronson, was accused of battery after an incident at a residence on County Road 337.
Reports from the Levy County Drug Task Force keeping coming in, but now the focus has shifted from Williston to Bronson.
The Task Force announced eight arrests this week, some with multiple counts, all in the Bronson area.
Williston Police on Tuesday arrested two area teens for the attempted burglary of a residence in the 100 block of Northeast Third Avenue.
A neighbor saw two suspicious subjects by the back door of a house at 9:25 a.m. The resident was not at home. The suspects saw the neighbor and fled on foot with the neighbor in pursuit.
The suspects split up, but were later located by officers Bond and Morris at a residence on Northeast 10th Street they have been called to before.
Arrested were Chauncee Myers of Southeast 10th Street and Sydney Frasier Jr. of Williston.
Mud boggers who use a private site on County Road 337 near Northeast 125th Street need to have their driver's licenses, vehicle registrations and insurance papers up to date on Sunday, Oct. 26 as the Levy County Sheriff's Office is conducting a checkpoint at the intersection.
Capt. Evan Sullivan, spokesman for Sheriff Johnny Smith, said neighbors around the site are complaining about drunk drivers and littering associated with the weekend gatherings. "This is not a sanctioned mud bog because they do not charge money," Sullivan said.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office has announced the following arrests:
Matt Wilson, 44, of Oak Avenue Bronson, and Marty Wilson, 42, of the same address, were charged with dealing in stolen property and grand theft auto after officials recovered a travel trailer that had been stolen from Bronson.
Bond was set at $25,000 each.
Stephanie Fawn Rizer, 34, of Old Town, whose occupation was listed as a corrections officer, was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked and violation of restriction after she was stopped in Bronson. Bond was set at $1,000.
The Levy County Drug Task Force announced more arrests in the Williston area.
Jethro Herbert White Jr., 21, of Northeast 40th Street, Williston, was charged with three counts of possession of crack cocaine, three counts of sale of crack cocaine and two counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon after alleged purchases by a confidential source.
His total bond was set at $75,000.
Crime is up in Levy County, statistics show, but not in the city of Williston.
Uniform crime statistics released by the Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement on Tuesday showed that the crime rate in Williston dropped 15.2 percent in the first six months of 2008. In Levy County, that same statistic climbed 42.5 percent.
According to Williston Police Chief Dan Davis, the Levy figure was the third highest increase in the state.
A disturbance at a local motel resulted in the arrest of a Mount Dora man on three charges.
Police responded to the motel at 10:45 p.m. on Sept. 30 to respond to complaints of a man banging on the doors of other motel guests. Upon arrival, officer Kevin Sheppard found that Malcom T. Barnett, 47, was at his room and according to the report appeared "highly intoxicated." The report says he looked at officers in "an aggressive manner."
Other guests said he had threatened to shoot someone with a gun, but no weapon was found in his room.
How often has the doorbell rung or a child interrupted you while you were cooking, causing you to forget about the chicken you left sizzling on the stove - until smoke filled the house?
If this sounds familiar, I hope you'll read on, because you're running the risk of having a dangerous fire. Chief Lamar Stegall of the Williston Fire Department often talks to people about the ways they can stay safe in their homes. Too often, we have that talk after they've suffered a damaging fire.
The Williston Police Dept. announces the following arrests:
Tracy O. Carbonaro, 28, of Northeast 123rd Lane, Bronson, was charged with grand theft auto and driving while license was suspened or revoked. She was stopped by an officer at Northeast 10th Street and Northeast 2nd Avenue on Sept. 19 at approximately 5 p.m. The vehicle was listed as being stolen out of Alachua County on Sept. 8.
Jessie Leann Hiers, 24, of Northwest 13th Street, Dunnellon, was arrested on two active warrants, one out of Hendry County and the other out of DeSoto County.
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text: Regardless of how one views the political conflict between Cuba and the United States, there is little doubt that both countries have close geographic and hence ecological proximity to each other. Florida and the Caribbean's largest island are separated by a mere 90 miles of sea and share many of the same challenges of managing threats to their environment from oil spills to endangered or invasive species. Furthermore, the close proximity also means that exchange of scientific information and collective learning through joint fieldwork could be far more easily undertaken even if there were differences in specific ecological matters.


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They say a picture tells 1000 words, this one says "sorry Mother Nature, the game must go on". Fox 31 Denver posted the below photo (along with several others worth seeing) showing kids playing baseball as they normally would with a huge gray cloud over center field. Smoke billows beyond center field in ColoradoCredit: @PeterMcEvoy2 The photo was originally tweeted by Peter McEvoy, credited to being at Pine Creek High School just on the fringe of the evacuation area. It is already the most destructive fire in Colorado history, thankfully to date, no injuries or fatalities have been reported. - David Whitlock (@lhd_on_sports) Follow us on Twitter @rbts_baseball The post PHOTO: High School baseball game continues in the shadow of Colorado fire smoke appeared first on Reading Between The Seams.
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I feel I need to start this out by sharing my belief that baseball in not actually a sport*
I would pick Jackie Robinson's first game in the major leagues.
There's history, and then there's history. To be in that crowd, to hear, see and feel the good and the bad would just be amazing.
*Baseball does not pass the lawn chair test. Before any play started, if you had all players sit down in lawn chairs, and during the course of the play, most could remain seated in the lawn chairs and the play not be effected, then it is not a sport. You can sub in grilling a hotdog if you would like.


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The attention of the world focused on Chiapas on January 1st, 1994, the day that NAFTA went into effect, when an uprising led by indigenous Mexicans brought notice to their precarious living conditions.
Join Global Exchange as we learn about what has motivated popular movements in Mexico. Examine the recent history of the Chiapas region and hear about challenges facing the struggle for indigenous autonomy. Learn about the direct effects of globalization in the context of NAFTA and the on-going efforts for economic justice and democracy. Dialogue with indigenous peasants who have been working for the right to own the land upon which they live and work, and to govern their communities according to indigenous traditions and customs.
We will visit with diverse organizations and their representatives in the area: from religious and community leaders to non-governmental organizations and women's cooperatives, all working for peace and stability in the region. From a base in the colonial town of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, our delegation will travel to surrounding communities to speak with indigenous and campesino organization leaders, activists, educators, students, and artisans. Through their folk art, food, and music, we'll get a unique perspective into their time-honored traditions.
Take advantage of this opportunity to meet people involved in grassroots movements while learning more about the unique history and vibrant culture of Chiapas for a multi-layered trip unlike any other.
Note: In the past, this delegation has included short hikes to remote communities. While this activity requires that participants be physically fit, note that if you so wish or are unable, you may opt out of this activity and the program officer will accommodate you alternatively.
Please email Corina [2] if you would like to recieve a sample itinerary for this delegation.
- Visit the Montes Azules Ecological Bio-Reserve and learn how the Mexican government, transnational corporations, and international agencies are plundering the region for its strategic importance in biodiversity, water sources, lumber and oil
- Learn about the impact of NAFTA and neoliberal policies on indigenous communities and explore the historical incompatibility between the Mexican justice system and the region's indigenous peoples
- Visit local communities to learn about indigenous culture and autonomous indigenous governing systems
- Hear about the most recent political developments, ethnic relations and social changes from a grassroots perspective
- Learn about issues of land ownership, eviction and repossession
- Discuss the consequences of historical inequality of land distribution, and how constitutional reforms to end communal landholding have affected poor campesinos
- Travel to a highland community to meet and talk with members of a successful women's cooperative
- Learn about indigenous organizations specialized in biodiversity and medicinal value of local plant life
- Meet with internally displaced people living in temporary encampments
- Participate in a discussion with indigenous representatives to discuss land issues, their struggles, and their culture
- Celebrate the history and the beauty of the people of Chiapas with the other participants and new friends in Mexico
- Hear from community and religious leaders who will discuss their visions for peace, stability and justice
- All highlights and activities subject to change, as conditions permit
- Double-room accommodations; on-ground transportation including airport pick-up and drop-off; Global Exchange bilingual trip leader; preparatory reading and orientation materials; admission and fees to all program activities; two meals a day (breakfast and dinner)
- NOT INCLUDED: airfare, airport departure taxes, lunches, tips, and personal expenses. Single rooms available for an additional $200
- Please note: You will secure your own air tickets. Participants should fly into the Tuxtla Gutierrez airport in the state of Chiapas. You will usually need to stop in Mexico City and change planes before you arrive in Tuxtla. San Cristobal de las Casas, where the program is based, is an hour from the Tuxtla airport. There are direct flights from Mexico City to San Cristobal that leave early in the morning but are on small engine planes and are hard to connect to unless you spend the night in Mexico City or take a red eye from the U.S the night before. A less expensive option is to take a bus from Mexico City direct to San Cristobal de las Casas. The bus ride is about 15-17 hours and is quite safe and inexpensive. All major airlines fly to Mexico City but only a few carriers fly to Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas. Those airlines are Mexicana, Aeromexico, and Aviasca
- All Global Exchange participants who arrive and depart on scheduled trip dates are guaranteed airport transportation. Please notify program coordinator with special travel arrangements
To register, please send in your application form and a deposit of $400. Payments by Mastercard, Visa and Discover are welcome. Deposits are non-refundable unless the trip is canceled by Global Exchange as explained below.
Please note: We must meet a minimum number of trip participants on every trip, so please register early!
To ensure that all participants can plan accordingly, the minimum number of participants must be reached within 30 days before departure, or the trip will be canceled. If the trip cancels registered participants can choose to receive a full refund or transfer to a future group. Once a trip is confirmed (reaches the minimum # of participants) registrations may be accepted up to 30 days before the departure date.
This trip will be as diverse as possible in terms of race, age and life experiences. In some cases, a limited number of partial scholarships are available for low-income applicants.


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YORK PLACE APARTMENT 16A Edinburgh Sleeps up to 11!
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Garden level apartment with its own private entrance.
The apartment has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (2 en-suite bathrooms). The bedrooms consists of 1 Quad, 1 triple, and 1 double bedrooms with additional 2 single box rooms or 10 single beds. It offers excellent flexibility and makes the apartment perfect for group bookings.
Enhance your well deserved break in Edinburgh - our exciting and vibrant city - with a stay at one of our York Place apartments. Located in the New Town within an impressive Georgian Town House, these apartments make the perfect choice for larger groups catering for theatre breaks, weddings and other special occasions. The excellent location is just 5 minutes walk from Princes Street, one block to Harvey Nichols and George Street and a short stroll away to many of the tourist attractions in Edinburgh.
All apartments have fully fitted kitchens with all appliances, including dish washer, washer/dryer, microwave, fridge/freezer and all crockery/cutlery for your use. There are also irons with iron boards plus hairdryers for use in each apartment.
Access to the apartments is split between 16 York Place and 26 Dublin Street Lane South where the larger apartments are situated.
There is also the added bonus of two private allocated parking spaces within the courtyard located to the rear of the building (subject to availability upon request at an extra charge - £8/day/car).
• Excellent 4 star Rating
• 5 mins from Princes Street/Waverley station
• Complimentary wireless internet
• Complimentary tea/coffee
• Freshly laundered bed linen and towels provided
House rulesLate check-in fee of £20 after 22:00 to be paid on arrival.
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Reviews of this property
Great apartment, very good location and good communication from Armando.
Would recommend to others. Thanks.
Excellent appartment for friends and families. For 4 couples travelling together I would reccomend one of the other appartments on rental by Armando :-)
Location was great with walking distance to all places of interest.
The apartment 16A York Place is ideally placed for exploring the city.
It is very easily accessible (£ 20 to £ 22) or bus (£ 3.50).
We (10) have used it for sleeping (correct) and the water room (correct) because for breakfast we went to "Papyes" to "Hanover Street".
Some small details are to be renovated but it's a great address.
Chargers and Adapters Laptop provided were appreciated.
We can only recommend this address.
L'appartement York Place 16A est idéalement placé pour partir à la découverte de la ville.
Il est très facilement accessible (20£ à 22£) ou bus (3.50£).
Nous (10) ne l'avons utilisé pour le couchage (correct) et les salle d'eaux (correct) car pour les petits déjeuners nous allions chez "Papyes" sur "Hannover Street".
Quelques petits détails seraient à rénover mais c'est une excellente adresse.
Les chargeurs de portables et adaptateurs mis à disposition ont été appréciés.
Nous ne pouvons que conseiller cette adresse.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Everything was great on this place. We enjoyed there of the kitchen, rooms and everything was easy to use. The place is close to the Omni center and from there, you have access to the center of the city in 10 minutes. Rooms are spacious and were clean. Dining room was great and helped us a lot.
Super friendly host, who provides us with all the important information. Apartment appropriately. Very centrally located
Super freundlicher Gastgeber, der uns mit allen wichtigen Informationen versorgt hat. Wohnung angemessen. Sehr zentral gelegen
Excellent location
everything clean tidy and functional
was very nice to be greeted by the owner who also provided maps and tips.
He also allowed us to store our bags on the day of departure
Great location to stay in Edinburgh! Very nice and clean apartment. Armando was a great host, very punctual and very friendly.
We would book it again.
Very well located apartment
Appartement très bien situé
We (4 couples) had a great time in Edinburgh and the apartment! It's near the center, good wifi. There also was a continental breakfast for the first day. Good linnen and towels. We'll definitely come back. (two room have twin beds, but we didn't mind).
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When you are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears.
Recently, I began hosting a new television series called Finding Your Bliss on Rogers TV, and a few common denominators about bliss have become evident to me. They are things like calming breaths, the power of kindness, generosity of spirit, and always staying in a place of gratitude.
On the program, we have had a few shining examples of how taking even some baby steps toward your goals can result in books being written and comedy and singing careers launched. Having an action plan can create a giant step toward a more fulfilling life. I am so thankful to watch people step into their light and fulfil some of their dreams and aspirations.
I thought about the concept of gratitude and wondered, "What about tragedy and loss, pain and disappointment, the death of a loved one, the breakup of a marriage. How can one possibly find gratitude in times of suffering? In searching for this answer, I came across this reflection by author Terry Lynn Taylor: "Gratitude is the most direct line to God and the angels. If we take the time, no matter how crazy and troubled we feel, we can find something to be thankful for. The more we seek gratitude, the more reason the angels will give us gratitude and joy to exist in our lives."
In Living Life as a Thank You: The Transformative Power of Daily Gratitude, Nina Lesowitz and Mary Beth Sammons write about how if we focus on the blessings in our life, even in the midst of great adversity, that "gratitude can turn painful memories into gifts."
There's a beautiful story in the book about a young girl who lost her mother to cancer. But just before her mother died, the girl was hospitalized for an infection, and they got to spend one week of uninterrupted time, playing board games, cards and just spent lots of quality time together.
"Today, 25 years later, thinking about that night still brings tears to my eyes. But thinking about those weeks before my mother died makes me smile. It turns out my infection was no accident. It was a gift – a chance to spend uninterrupted time with my mother, to enjoy ourselves and bask in our love for each other. For that I will be forever grateful."
For people facing challenges in their lives, the chapter on Living Life as a Thank You is very helpful for rediscovering how gratitude can create happiness in our lives.
"When you look at the world "through the lens of gratefulness and thanks for what is, life becomes an answered prayer. Grace steps in and we develop a faith that hope is possible," the authors write.
Gratitude can also be used as a spiritual tool in our lives, even with our children. A great exercise is to ask your child to write a prayer of thankfulness. Then ask them to draw a picture to go with the story.
There are studies that show that "gratitude makes us healthier and that giving thanks makes us happier and resilient, and it strengthens relationships and reduces our stress. When we give thanks, we feel more connected to the flow of life, and less alone in our struggles and fears."
Judy Siblin Librach is an Adler-trained coach. You can reach her at the website www.findingyourbliss.com. Her new TV series, Finding Your Bliss, is on Rogers TV (Channel 10 in Toronto) on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. live, with repeats on Thursdays at 4 p.m. and Fridays at 1 p.m.


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After announcing Signal, one of the firsts feedbacks I received was from Raphael, asking if I was planning to add a feed compatible with CCMenu.
I found the functionality very interesting and today, in order to integrate Signal with CCMenu (OS X) or CCTray (Windows), you just need to point to the URL http://host/projects/status.xml and select the desired project.
I recorded a short video (01:13 minutes) demonstrating how to configure the tool and how it works, hope you like it:
If you liked Signal, please consider to recommend at Working With Rails.


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(Photograph courtesy U.S. Coast Guard)
Last Modified: Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:01 PM
By Johnathan Manning / American Press
The Sabine Pass lighthouse hasn't been in operation in more than half a century, yet it still stands as a testament to the architecture and construction of its time.
Entered into commission in 1857, the lighthouse served as a guide for travelers until May 21, 1952.
With 18-inch-thick walls and a base 36 feet in diameter, the 85-foot-high structure stood watch over at least one Civil War battle and has more than once been among the few bastions strong enough to withstand a hurricane.
It was also struck by Civil War cannonballs, according to historian W.T. Block.
It is not without deterioration, though. Hurricane Rita damaged the bricks that form the buttresses that support it.
"It is the grandpappy of buildings in this part of the state and built well enough that it's still here," preservationist Adley Cormier said. "It's seen all sorts of bad weather, marsh fires, neglect of man, yet it's still there."
Although it took nine years from the time the Louisiana Legislature requested the money from Congress in 1848, construction on the $22,000 brick lighthouse began in 1856.
Outbuildings, including a keeper's house, once stood on the property, but have since been destroyed by marsh fires.
Benjamin F. Granger, the lighthouse's first keeper, used whale oil when operations opened in 1857.
During its nearly 100 years of service, 13 keepers tended the lighthouse, not including the many assistant keepers who also served.
Steve Purgley was the lighthouse's final keeper in May 1952, when modern technology rendered the lighthouse obsolete.
The Coast Guard ordered the lighthouse torn down, but Purgley fought it.
It was Granger who disassembled the lantern and shut the lighthouse down during the Civil War.
According to Block, Confederate and Union soldiers skirmished on lighthouse grounds on April 18, 1863.
Although the lighthouse was not performing its function, Union soldiers, who were manning a blockade of the river, had been using the structure to spy on the Confederate construction of a fort at Sabine Pass, Fort Griffin.
After a Confederate party went missing, Confederate Col. W.F. Griffin's suspicions were aroused, then confirmed when two Union whaleboats were seen rowing toward the lighthouse.
The Confederates lay in wait for the party, resulting in a skirmish that ended with several Union deaths and one Confederate mortality.
The lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, one of two structures in Cameron Parish on the list.
The other is the Hebert House, which was added to the list in 1997.
"It's pretty impressive when you think it; they're in a very exposed area," Cormier said. "It goes to show they did know how
to build back then to make things last."
Information for this article was gleaned from past American Press reports, www.sabinepasslighthouse.org, www.lighthousedigest.com, and www.wtblock.com.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- The shake-up continued Tuesday at AT&T Park. Juan Perez and Travis Ishikawa -- yes, that Travis Ishikawa -- joined the big league club. Adam Duvall went back to Triple-A Fresno, and Tony Abreu was designated for assignment.
The latest flurry of transactions did nothing to jolt a lineup that again looked lifeless in a 3-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the work on the edges of the roster is mostly decorative anyway. The Giants' big bats aren't hitting in unison, and so the team isn't hitting. The Giants have scored six runs in the past six games, dropping them all.
"We've got to try to get on a roll together," Buster Posey said. "We've done it before. I think we can do it again."
Posey had three hits, equaling the total of the other 10 Giants to come to the plate. None of his hits was followed by another knock.
Across the clubhouse, Michael Morse echoed Posey's message of hope. Morse had a homer but struck out in his other three at-bats. Hunter Pence has cooled off after a torrid stretch, going 3 for his last 28. Pablo Sandoval has five hits in 24 at-bats over the past seven games.
Manager Bruce Bochy has done everything he can to shake up the lineup and jolt the core group, but he has run out of answers.
"I mean ... it's pretty much obvious what's been happening," Bochy said. "We're sputtering here with the offense. There's not much else to say. You keep working. You hope to come out of it. We can't string together hits, and it's tough for these guys, believe me.
"I think they're pressing a little. It's tough to go through something like this, especially at home. For the life of me, I can't figure it out."
The Giants have lost 21 of 27 in front of the home fans and five straight to start this homestand. You have to go back to the first homestand in this park's history -- April 11-15, 2000 -- to find one that started with five consecutive losses. There were grumbles and scattered boos Tuesday, a rarity at a park that has hosted a party for so many years.
"They care. They're frustrated," Bochy said of the fans. "You play so well for so long and it turned around, and it's not easy for them to see. They've been unbelievable. We're fortunate to still have the fans behind us. I'm sure there's frustration there."
The frustration doesn't stem from the losses, necessarily. It's the way the Giants are losing. The Giants got a strong start from Tim Hudson (three earned runs in seven innings) and wasted it, striking out 13 times against Francisco Liriano and two Pirates relievers. There have been no extended rallies during the six-game losing streak, no opportunities for the crowd to join the show.
"That's been one of our problems -- we never have two or three guys hot," Bochy said. "Buster had a good night, but you've got to string together a few hits unless you get the long ball. We got one tonight."
Bochy sees several things he doesn't like. He thinks guys are pressing, and without naming names, he said he sees a lack of confidence from several Giants hitters.
"We've got to get that swagger back," he said.
With the swagger seemingly missing in corners of the active roster, the Giants have tried to inject it. Dan Uggla was added Friday but has gone 0 for 11. Duvall wasn't able to grab hold of playing time, so he was sent back to Fresno. Abreu wasn't the answer and was replaced by Perez, who at least provides speed off the bench. The biggest surprise on the transaction list is Ishikawa. The 30-year-old spent four seasons with the Giants but has bounced around baseball since 2010. He returned to the organization in April, but the Giants didn't have any plans to bring him back to the big leagues. It would have to be an emergency, team executives said at the time.
The red lights are flashing and the sirens are blaring. Bochy hoped Ishikawa could provide a boost to the bench, but he struck out to end the game.
The Giants hope to soon replace Ishikawa with Brandon Belt, who took swings Tuesday and could return to the lineup this weekend. Angel Pagan is inching closer to a rehab assignment, and his presence will help immensely. But the progress is slow, and the Giants can't tell you when their full lineup will be on the field together. In the meantime, the Giants continue to lose ground. Tuesday's loss dropped them a season-high three games behind the Dodgers.
For more on the Giants, see Alex Pavlovic's Giants Extra blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/Giants. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/AlexPavlovic.
Pittsburgh (Charlie Morton 5-10) at Giants (Tim Lincecum 9-7), 12:45 p.m. CSNBA
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Family Adventure with Yogi Bear™
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort • Williamsport, MD
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- A Two-Night Stay for Up to Two Adults and Two Kids at a Tent Site ($84)
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The Destination
Hagerstown, in the heart of the Cumberland Valley, serves as the hub of Western Maryland. Founded in the mid-1700s, the city is located within 30 minutes of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Virginia, and just an hour from Baltimore and Washington. Downtown, you'll find beautiful historic architecture as well as a thriving arts and entertainment district with museums, restaurants, shops, galleries, and The Maryland Theatre. Hagerstown also hosts a weekly farmers' market and various events throughout the year, like the Western Maryland Blues Fest.
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Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort in Hagerstown is an adventure straight out of morning cartoons, with fun themes like luau and Mardi Gras each week. Kids and adults alike can race down the park's 400-foot waterslides, play a game of laser tag, or get their hearts pumping on the large jumping pillow. Pose for a family picture with Yogi Bear™ himself, practice your putting on the 18-hole mini-golf course, or watch a movie at the park's outdoor theater. In the evenings, cook up your own dinner around a campfire or kick up your heels at the Jellystone dance. You can even choose how you'll stay at the park, whether you prefer the camping experience of sleeping in a tent, resting in your RV, or renting a luxury cabin or cottage.
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'Tea at the Station, a Petticoat Junction Function'
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the historic Pine River Depot, and in cooperation with Heritage Group North, four local women with strong historical family ties to the area will hostess "Tea at the Station, A Petticoat Junction Function" on Friday, Sept. 6 from 2-4 p.m. The event will take place at the Depot.
Colleen Cromett Moser's great-grandfather, C.W. (Billy) Cromett. was "probably the most colorful founding father of Pine River who came west from Maine in 1880 with the logging industry."
Lynda Weiss' great-grandparents, Ole Hoplin (born 1850) and Ellen (Halbastad) Hoplin (born 1868), arrived in the Pine River area in 1901. Ole worked on the railroad and built the first two-story house in Pine River, later homesteading 80 acres in Walden Township. Lynda's grandparents, Lambert and Augustina Weiss, arrived from Bayport in 1916 and farmed in Bungo Township.
Pat Johnson's in-laws (Arvid and Opal (Houg) Johnson) were early settlers to the area. Arvid was 9 years old when his parents moved to Pine River from Mora in 1914, making the one-week trip in a covered wagon. Opal arrived in 1915 at age 6 with her parents from Ringstead. All of their possessions arrived by boxcar at the Pine River Depot, then took the 4-mile trip to their farmstead by wagon. Opal, a former one-room school teacher, is now 103 years old and resides at the Good Samaritan Home.
Alison Amy Stephens' grandmother, Alice (Clark) Amy, a widow, arrived from Canistota, S.D., with her two sons, Clark and Chester Amy, in 1931 and established their 80-acre Heart's Desire Farm on what is now State Highway 84. Her mother, Amanda (Tufteland-Cronk), arrived from Sioux Falls, S.D., also in 1931. Clark and Amanda married in 1948 and went on to become owners and publishers of the Pine River Journal. In 1962, the Amys purchased the Forbes House, built in 1902-04 at the end of Barclay Avenue. Alison now owns the home.
With all of this history, the "Tea at the Station" will be reminiscent of the 1913 period; a three-course high tea will be served.
The program will feature comments by local historian and archaeologist Douglas Birk.
Vintage prizes will be given and stories shared representing women who played a part in the early history of the area. Ladies are to bring their own teacup and saucer and share its story. Hats and gloves are welcomed and optional.
The tea will be the kickoff event to Heritage Days. Seating is limited and tickets need to be purchased by Aug. 20. Mail checks made out to Heritage Group North for $25 (a tax-deductible donation) to: Alison Stephens, P.O. Box 520, Pine River, MN 56474. For more information, contact Alison at 218-587-2583 or email@example.com.


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General Disclaimer to Start Off
You shouldn't blow your car up doing this. Don't make map changes unless you know what you are doing. If you do, don't blame me. You typed the number in. You flashed it to the car. That being said, I've never heard of anybody doing damage by logging data. Bottom line, as a blanket statement, I'm not responsible for your car. Just putting it out there.
This is the first entry in a string of threads that I plan to write. I have been road tuning my own car now for over a year now (with help from others), have learned a good bit along the way, and wish to pass some useful knowledge on to others. I can't supply a "conclusive tuning guide" through forum posts – nor am I qualified to do so.
I'd recommend picking up the following books to get a head start if you want:
• Designing and Tuning High-Performance Fuel Injection Systems by Greg Banish. Short book. Great initial overview.
• Turbo: Real-World High-Performance Turbocharger Systems by Jay K. Miller. This book goes in depth on JUST turbochargers. Given that most other books are general tuning books, this is a nice supplement. Lots of pictures and a surprisingly interesting read
• Engine Management: Advanced Tuning by Greg Banish. Short read, but a bit more in depth than the earlier Banish book. Good read though.
• Forced Induction Performance Tuning A Practical Guide to Supercharging and Turbocharging by A. Graham Bell. This book is not for the timid. It's long, somewhat boring, and old. That said, I learned most of the fine details that I know from this book. If you are serious about it, this will take you back to the "classics" of tuning – an important aspect commonly overlooked on forums I feel. You'll learn a ton though if you can bite the bullet and make it through.
• Maximum Boost: Designing, Testing, and Installing Turbocharger Systems by Corky Bell. I haven't read this one yet, so I can't offer an opinion on it. It did receive good ratings on amazon, which is what I based my book choice off of.
• Performance Fuel Injection Systems: How to Design, Build, Modify, and Tune EFI and ECU Systems. by Matt Cramer & Jerry Hoffmann. I just finished this book. It was a good read, but focuses more on using standalone ECU's or retrofitting an older carb'd car with an EFI system. You'll go down into the fine details - most of which is magically done for us guys using the stock ECU. Good book, but I wouldn't put it as a priority.
There are some good links that Matt has posted below. They contain some great information. I am only posting books above due to the ease of understanding the material, the assurance that they are written by a credible person, and the logical order the material is presented. That does not mean that an internet thread is bad, by any means. I just wanted to use this opportunity to give credit to the authors above, as well as provide a nice concrete starting point.
However, I am writing these entries assuming that you have not read those books. I know not everybody has enough time to read all of the above. My posts will focus on newer 32-bit ECUs with open source ECU definitions/parameters. I can offer some suggestions for the older ones on request. I will also assume you have some version of excel that isn't from the Stone Age.


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Ethics and security research
I often see security researchers discover a new technique that can be used for breaking into computers or evading detection and the goal is supposedly to force white hats to fix the problem that didn't exist until the researcher created it. A vulnerability is a known weakness, and if black hats aren't using it then developing tools and techniques that black hats can use, even if you provide a fix is just making the defense more complicated. It's one more attack we have to look out for.
I don't think we'll ever see a black hat like a carder discover a new technique law enforcement could use to catch them and then make it public in an effort to force other black hats to fix the problem.


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Description & Highlights
Kalorik Black Heart Waffle Maker - Black
Fall in love all over again when you eat delicious waffles made by the Kalorik Black Heart Waffle Maker (WM36589BK). This compact waffle maker makes waffles 7 inches in diameter that are in the shape of tiny hearts, perfect for making breakfast for your loved one or for Valentine's day cooking. The decorative stainless plate is not only great for making the heart-shaped treats, but is also easy to clean whenever you're done cooking breakfast. Six (6) temperature settings allow you to choose the browning shade for your waffles to get a perfect bake for everyone every time.
Built-in heating indicator lights let you know when the waffles are finished cooking, giving you time to remove them from the waffle iron before they burn. it also gives you the chance to focus on cooking breakfast instead of just waiting and checking on the waffles every few seconds. The non-skid pads on the bottom of the waffle iron allow for you to set it on the counter without worrying that it will fall or slide off, and the cord storage ensures that you can easily store this compact baker with ease. Perfect for making delicious waffles whenever you want, this appliance will be sure to win your heart.
Temperature Settings:Six (6) temperature settings allow you to brown the waffle to the perfect shade to get your preferred baking every time
Compact Size:The small size of this waffle maker makes it easy to store, and the cord storage makes it even easier
Great Waffles:Creating heart-shaped waffles at 7 inches in diameter, this waffle iron is perfect for showing your loved ones how much you love them
- Model: WM36589BKKalorik Black Heart Waffle Maker
- Brand: KalorikDecorative stainless plate
- Makes 7" diameter wafflesNon-skid pads
- Heating indicator lightsInput voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Six (6) temperature settingsPower: 800 W
- Cord storageWeight: 2.5 lbs
- Made in: ChinaDimensions: 3" H x 7.5" W x 9" D
- Warranty: 1 year
- Height: 3"
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I wanted to say also I was glad to meet bestskate from here, although we didnt speak much but at least she found me (her husband made the best videos! ) because i couldnt find her, and I also met Tatjana Flade and I was thrilled to finally talk to her, and I bought my support Japan pin!
Doris what results were iffy in ice dance? Capelini Lanote not medalling?
Btw in ladies I never got why Leonova was so undermarked judging from her sp performance.
Btw, Plush changed the date of his operation in Munich from 21 into 23 of February.
Posted this stuff in the attempt to put the thread back on topic.
Lets talk you know how much I like you but I completely disagree that a skater needs to win to make you a fan, and I don't get disappointed in defeats with the skaters. I would be a lysacek or Chan or Yuna uber if that was the case, actually the last two I quite enjoy anyway but my heart hopes when dai, Mao or Kozuka skate. My first headcase of a skater is Mirai!
if I was super Oda fan I would mind probably though...
Maybe people get impressed by Plushy record win blah blah but in Euros he did much more than the usual invisible aura that won people over, I agree with Bluebonnet with this, I want to find his interview with Flade because it is first tome I saw plush bouncing like a child instead of his usual icy attitude


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I got the Porter-Cable 2012 jig for Christmas. With all the discounts from Amazon, I got it for $100. It was well worth it. By the second box, I was producing a good quality box. The first one was useable but not something I would sell to anyone.
I got the Porter-Cable 2012 jig for Christmas. With all the discounts from Amazon, I got it for $100. It was well worth it. By the second box, I was producing a good quality box. The first one was useable but not something I would sell to anyone.
Excellent! Do you have the templates for through dovetails, half blind dovetails, and box joints? If so, which joint are you using on your boxes? I use the half blind dovetail because it allows me to cut both board for one joint in one pass. It also allows me to get a box out of one 6 foot length.
What jig did you get? Post a link?
I use the through dove tail. I believe that it a stronger joint and it does not take long to cut but it does take two cuts.
I got the jig at http://www.amazon.com/Porter-Cable-4...pr_product_top
I have the same jig as billybwf.
Who needs a jig.
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Steven Tervort. Now that is radical. You are right, who needs a jig.
I would be scared to death in that shop. Good way to lose fingers, arms, everything in between.
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While were talking store bought jigs, i bought this one and it cuts box joints like a dream, and you can change the sizes of your box ends instantly. It will do 1/8" finger joints up to 1" i believe. Ive only used it for 3/4" so far though. And its MADE IN USA.
I'd sell mine for $50 if anyone here lives around the Indy area.
I had a similar thought. I visited my local woodworking store to see these jigs, and how they're used. I too decided to stay with rabbet jointed boxes, cut on either my router table or dado bladed table saw. I imagine the only tool that would cut box/finger joints accurate enough, fast enough to suit my box building esthetics and need for efficiency, would be a "hauncher", like those once sold by Beebabys.com.
One alternative, might be the locking miter joint, cut with a carbide toothed router blade on a router table. Once I can afford to set up one router table for each of the two cuts necessary for the joint, I'll be in business to make locking miter jointed boxes. The table and blade adjustments are the same, but one edge is cut with the stock vertical, and the other edge with the stock horizontal, so they need different guides to take them safely and accurately past the shaping blade. Perhaps even two shapers, one for each cut, for more power and even smoother joints, with more cuts between blade replacements.
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Are you saying Cruz had a better year than the 1st year when Nicks was healthy?
He had 4 more catches.. but had 12 more targets. 500 less yards, 30 less yards per game, 6 less yards per catch, 7 less first downs, only 3.8 YAC after having over 7 last year.
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racked up 644 of his yards in only 5 games (Biggest game being the one where Nicks was healhty)
3/10 tds one game vs browns (only 50 yards in that game)
only 2 games like that in 2011 vs buf 2 12 and vs was 5 44
Funny how people forget how big Cruz was for us last year, and the game he had in San Fran. I'll bet my life he stays, sorry OP. Man it's going to be a long six months.
Cruz without Nicks is not pretty. He can't handle the extra attention he gets without a healthy Nicks on the field. I don't think it's written in stone that we resign Cruz. He might cost way too much for his level of talent. I think keeping him is a 50/50 proposition at this point. He needs to understand that he's benefited from Nicks a whole bunch, and if he prices himself out of the market, he'll be playing for some team with no other good recievers, and maybe not even a viable QB. I could see his career going down the tubes if he goes to the wrong team. JR might be thinkig the same because they weren't willing to throw a pile of oey at him last year to extend his contract. He is, after all, a UFA who appears to need a Nicks type reciever on the field with him to be effective. And Reuben Randle has shown some pretty good talent. Randle and Nicks could really give people fits.
I'm saying he didn't have as good of a year as he did last year, infact he didn't have a "great" year at all looking closely at his stats.
Without Nicks, he is not a top 5 wide reciever.. or top 7.


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VMW Rising: ISI Ups to Strong Buy on 'The Other 50% of Virtualization'
Shares of VMware (VMW) today are up $3.08, or 4%,at $79.17, and rose as high as $79.86, after Brian Marshall of ISI Group late yesterday raised his rating on the shares to Strong Buy from Buy, with a $115 price target, writing that worries about the market for virtualization of servers being saturated are overblown.
"Investor concerns are overblown with respect to current server virtualization penetration (i.e., over 50%) and fail to recognize the significance of the "up-sell" opportunity of vCloud Suite (i.e., bundled mgmt/automation tools), in our view," writes Marshall.
Marshall shifted his estimate for this year to $5.19 billion in revenue and operating margin of 33.1% and EPS of $3.25 from a prior estimate of $5.31 billion, 31.9%, and $3.20 per share, to reflect the spin-out next month into a separate outfit of some VMware assets as The Pivotal Initiative, a separate company VMware and EMC (EMC) are creating for big data and data analytics.
Marshall argues there are "large growth opportunities developing adjacent to the core $6 billion server vitalization" market that will help management meet a promise made at the analyst meeting two weeks ago, namely, "acceleration of revenue growth from ~11-14% y/y in CY13 to ~15-20% in CY14-16 along with ~50bps per year of operating margin expansion in CY14-16."
In particular, he cites what he thinks is "the next 50% of server virtualization" that could be more lucrative than what VMware has experienced so far:
Based on our estimates, we believe the virtualization TAM could approach $10 billion over the next three to five years, with a gross margin opportunity in the high 80% range. While vendors such as Microsoft (MSFT), Citrix Systems (CTXS) and Red Hat (RHT) may have developed viable products for basic server virtualization, VMW is far ahead of the pack in defining and executing on a broader vision for "software-defineddata centers […] Many investors have understandably been concerned that growth will slow as we pass the 50% threshold of server virtualization. While the rate of penetration increase could slow, we believe incremental adoption will provide a much richer opportunity set. Enterprises are only now beginning to move their mission critical applications (e.g., ORCL databases and applications, MS Exchange, SAP, etc.). We believe these applications will have much greater performance/quality-of-service requirements and pull-in significantly greater sales of management/automation tools. In addition, by going back to VMW's original CPU-based pricing, the company has generated significant goodwill among its installed base that should blunt the competitive threat from MSFT, CTXS, RHT and others.
Marshall also lauds VMware's shift to selling more of a "suite" of products going forward:
vCloud Suite marks a significant change in product bundling which reflects a shift from a virtualization technology provider to a cloud platform solutions vendor (e.g., virtualization, cloud infrastructure, operations management, SDN, etc.). We see vCloud suite moving VMW from a provider of virtualization technology to a more strategic partner for building a software-defined datacenter including management and automation tools.


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Absolutely not recommended: Frequently willdfremde people with private door key to day and night ran through our apartment to reach across to underlying premises. This to prevent has not been possible because the door would not let block from the inside. Other shortcomings: Exposed electrical wiring, no light in the bathroom, leftovers from the previous guest in the fridge and freezer, only 8 real beds, instead of remaining 2 beds only a wobbly folding camp bed, and finally a very unfriendly "landlord" - NEVER AGAIN !!!
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I had a pleasant stay. Everything was clean, new and modern and I'll be always at your back.
In the room I certainly missed a trash can and a black out blind. In the kitchen you can have quiet ready put more clean towels.
Ich hatte einen angenehmen Aufenthalt. Alles war sauber, neu und modern und ich komme jederzeit gerne wieder.
Im Zimmer habe ich allerdings einen Mülleimer und ein Verdunklungsrollo vermisst. In der Küche hätte man ruhig mehrere sauber Handtücher bereitlegen können.
Very nice, clean, flexible ... Just great.
Many thanks
Sehr nett, sauber, flexible ...Einfach super.
Vielen dank
Our room was very spacious, as already described. And the kitchen simply furnished TOP, 4 minutes to the subway, what more could you want
unser Zimmer war sehr geräumig, wie schon beschrieben. Und die Küche einfach TOP eingerichtet, 4 Minuten zur U-Bahn, was will man mehr
Everything great.
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spacious, but not soundproofed, very clean, well-equipped common kitchen, heating worked up in the morning at check-out only, free parking on the street, but difficult to find place
nice room kept perfectly clean.
Other facilities (bathroom, toilets, kitchen) also very clean.
Late check in was not a problem.
Good access to public transport.
only criticism: other guests staying here were rather inconsiderate of other people´s need for sleep at night and were very noisy.
Nice, new and clean. Close to the public transport, U-Bahn. S-Bahn. Kitchen well equiped. I would definitely recommend it to my friends and family.
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Luck and timing caused her finest moment in music to occur, writers James Banks, Eddie Marion, and Henderson Thigpen wanted newly signed Inez Foxx ("Mockingbird") to cut the trend-setting love triangle. But, Foxx turned it down, suggesting the long rap on the beginning made it more suitable for Issac Hayes. After "Woman," she released two more singles on Stax's Truth label: "It Ain't No Fun" and "It's Worth a Whippin'," but Stax was on its last leg, and the doors to the theater at 926 East McLemore closed forever in 1975. She signed with Arista Records in 1977, her first single "Blessed Is the Woman (With a Man Like Mine)" didn't light up the charts. Neither did two other Arista singles: "Givin' Up" and "I Can't Move No Mountains." A self titled Arista album suffered the same fate as the singles. Brown's next label, 20th Century, released "You Got to Like What I Do" in 1980 but it didn't sell and the label lost interest. The previous year Stax/Fantasy released an LP of unreleased cuts, The Real Feeling. A deal with Sound Town resulted in the LP Intimate Storm, and one single, "Leave the Bridges Standing," in 1984. Two years later, "Shootin' a Blank" on Chelsea Avenue bombed, as did a single on Black Diamond Records, "If This Is Goodbye."
At this point, Shirley couldn't buy a hit. She may have gotten discouraged, but she never quit. Despite waxing only one bona fide hit in her career, Shirley Brown still records for Malaco Records, a label she joined in 1989. She's had six albums released, including a compilation LP. She also does clubs in the South and it's a safe bet that "Woman to Woman" remains her most requested song. ~ Andrew Hamilton
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1 ENTRY - Tweet about this giveaway (be sure to "@" me!)
ps - thank you for all you comments and emails of encouragement on the moving predicament... I'll keep ya posted :)
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OK I totally wanted to enter, but thought it would be weird (ya know, no kiddos) but when I saw Lindsey did it I decided to do it! Follower on blog and twitter!
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Anyone read the Web Application Hackers Handbook version 2?
The got a no in the latest interview I had for a sec position because my web app security skills are not up to par.
So naturally I want to try and improve my chances so have decided to start doing some research on the subject and I have heard great things from the first WAHH (not read) but noticed a second edition was release in September/October time of this year.
Only reviews I have come across are on Amazon but was wandering if there was a EH-net review or what you guys think of the new book.


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Wayne Law Professor Publishes New Book on Psychiatry and Law
DETROIT (April 7, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School Professor Ralph Slovenko recently published the second edition of "Psychiatry in Law/Law in Psychiatry."
According to publisher Routledge, "'Psychiatry in Law/Law in Psychiatry' is a sweeping, up-to-date examination of the infiltration of psychiatry into law and the growing intervention of law into psychiatry. Unmatched in breadth and coverage, and thoroughly updated from the first edition, this comprehensive text and reference is an essential resource for psychiatry residents, law students and practitioners alike."
"Professor Slovenko is an expert on psychiatry and the law and has been sharing his knowledge, experience and expertise with Wayne Law students for many years," said Wayne Law Dean and Professor Robert M. Ackerman. "His expertise in the field is recognized internationally. This new edition of his book will be of great benefit to practitioners and scholars as well. I congratulate Professor Slovenko on his achievement."
Professor Ralph Slovenko has served as a professor at Wayne law since 1969, where he teaches seminars in Law and Behavioral Science, Medical and Psychiatric Malpractice, and Psychiatry and Law. In addition to his tenure in academia, his wide background has included serving as law clerk to Louisiana Supreme Court Justice E. Howard McCaleb, a Fulbright Scholar in France, a New Orleans senior assistant district attorney, a practicing attorney, and a U.S. District Court Commissioner (for Judge J. Skelly Wright). He has also held residency in psychiatry and faculty appointments at Tulane University, the University of Kansas and the Menninger Foundation.
Professor Slovenko's bibliography of more than 20 books and 200 articles ranges over a diverse field. He is editor of the American Series in Behavioral Science and Law, and is a regular commentator in the Journal of Psychiatry and Law. He has lectured in various countries including Australia, France, Israel, Japan, Russia (Soviet Union) and South Africa.
His book, "Psychiatry and Law" (published in 1973), was awarded the Manfred Guttmacher Award of the American Psychiatric Association, cited as "a monumental work" and named the "Book-of-the-Month" selection of the Behavioral Science Book Club.
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Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 40 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Boston Rob Wins "Survivor Redemption Island"
What did you think of the finale? Are you happy Rob finally won? Leave a comment and share your thoughts!
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Glad Boston Rob won, he was the best of those that were left. I was hoping that Matt would get the $100K. And just say no to that botter little man, Russell Hantz.
- May 16, 2011 at 7:46 AM
Absoultely not. Rob and Amber are both snakes. I watched them when they both were on Survivor together and they cared nothing about anyone but themselves, Rob said that then and said that now. Things have absolutely not changed. They even were so greedy after winning and marrying to go on to try and win "The Amazing Race"! where they talked about how dumb everyone was just as Rob did last night calling everyone idiots! I do not know why for the life of me that someone did not say that if he was doing it for his family what happened to the other million Amber won! Can't other people help their family too. It was the worse Survivor I have ever watched all of the people act like Rob hypnotized them from the first show and the women were led away like toddlers. Worse Survivor ever!
- May 16, 2011 at 8:09 AM
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I am SOOOOO happy Boston Rob won! Survivor: Redemption Island has been the best Survivor (in my humble opinion) to date, and it's about time the Robfather finally took home the prize! Long live Rob Mariano! And how adorable are his two kids?!
- May 16, 2011 at 11:39 AM
I hate Rob but I'm glad he won. This season was crap. The whole show was pretty much Rob v. Idiots. It totally seems like they cased idiots so that either Rob or Russell won. If Rob had been on the other tribe he would have been voted off way early into the season.
- May 16, 2011 at 2:51 PM
I really don't think that Boston Rob played a good game at all. He just had a bunch of mindless dummies following behind him that were starstruck. I was really hoping that Matt at least won the $100K
- May 17, 2011 at 1:42 AM
For those that are bitter about how Rob played the game. This is a game. I know they call it reality TV, but it is far from REALITY. Reality is going to work, dealing with day to day life, bills, kids etc. This is a game. Those that play it should not take it personal if they are blindsided or back stabbed. It is a game. I am tired of those that lost whining abot how someone played the game. Props to David for understanding that and giving Boston Rob credit for what he accomplished. And Rob's wife winning $1M shouldn't be a factor. Sandra won a million bucks before and in All Stars they voted her another $1M, it all comes down how well did you play the game.
- May 17, 2011 at 7:56 AM
Just like the lawyer said...Rob PLAYED the game and everyone else on it! He deserved the win.
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