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Quote: "I prefer a firing squad, but I'm open to a debate on the method of execution. A conviction for treason would be assured under any sensible legal system. "
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With a stay at Baymont Inn & Suites Savannah South in Savannah, you'll be minutes from Savannah Festival Outlet Center and close to Henderson Golf Club. This hotel is within the region of Southbridge Golf Club and Savannah Mall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Planning an event in Savannah? This hotel has 350 square feet (33 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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Short attention span? Meet your match this Saturday, December 13, when the Phoenix Indieclub rolls its first short film festival. The local branch of the international independent filmmakers club is set to screen selections from seven Arizona filmmakers; fare ranges from war drama to documentary to claymation. Hatched last year, the Valley chapter already boasts more than 130 members, according to Nicol Eilers, Phoenix Indieclub group leader. "The members consist of filmmakers, writers, actors, cinematographers and other production personnel who love to work in independent film in Arizona," she explains. The still-growing group meets monthly, Eilers adds, for "networking, workshops and showcasing local filmmakers' productions."
The shorts hit the screen at 3:30 p.m. at Scottsdale's Civic Center Library Auditorium, 3839 North Drinkwater. Admission is $5 at the door. For more information, call 480-375-0018.- Jill Koch
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Mr Thomas' father Ian, a retired teacher, confirmed yesterday that his son had made contact with the family, but declined to give details.
Mr Thomas, who took the name Jihad when he converted to Islam in about 1999, went to Pakistan with his wife and 10-week-old child in March, 2001, to study religion.
Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty said yesterday that the AFP and the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation were made aware of Mr Thomas in September, 2001, when his family reported him missing.
ASIO visited the Thomas family at their Williamstown home on December 20, 2001, after Attorney-General Daryl Williams publicly linked an unnamed Australian man to al Qaeda.
Maryati Thomas, who is believed to be in Melbourne, is reported to have subsequently urged her husband to contact the Australian high commission in Islamabad.
In March, 2002, Ian Thomas told a newspaper he was convinced his son had never been in Afghanistan and that he was safe and well in a town north of Islamabad. He also said his son had been shocked by the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Jack Thomas is alleged to have trained with al Qaeda in Afghanistan in mid-2001.
A Pakistani security official quoted in the local media said Mr Thomas was "being investigated for his links to some Arabs who are suspected of links to al Qaeda". He also said Mr Thomas was connected to "a Muslim group operating in Chechnya".
But family and friends of Mr Thomas have strongly rejected the allegations against him.
"He is a great person, a nice person, softly spoken," said Mr Dennaoui. "He had a soft approach to people and towards learning about Islam. There was nothing in him to indicate that he would go to Pakistan or Afghanistan to practise war there. It is not him."
Ahmad Jawad, who knew Mr Thomas from the Newport mosque, said he was a gentle person and he found the allegations hard to believe.
Defence Minister Robert Hill yesterday played down concerns that Mr Thomas could be sent to Camp X-ray at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. with Annabel Crabb, AAP
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Undercover video in Virginia PP clinic shows cooperation with "pimp"
posted at 10:12 am on February 3, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
Live Action released the second in a new series of undercover videos taken at Planned Parenthood clinics in recent weeks in which reporters pose as a pimp and prostitute to determine whether the clinics comply with reporting laws. This clinic in Virginia appears ready and willing to help, even after the "pimp" explains that some of his "sex work" employees are as young as 14 and 15. The nurse explains that "we see people from, I mean, every walk of life, so …"
MAN: We're involved in sex work, so …
PP: Okay.
MAN: There's some other girls that we kinda, we manage, and they kinda need help too.
PP: Right.
WOMAN: Yeah, I've been trying to get him in here for a while now, 'cause we gotta keep them safe.
PP: Yeah, of course. So we see people from, I mean, every walk of life, so … For a while, we were treating like all of the girls at Paper Moon [a strip club] and like, you know, various places around town, so no judgment, no sharing of information, like, uh, nothing here.
MAN: That's what we were worried about, you know, the health facility, or the government, stuff like that. Now, the more complicated part of it, though, is, um, some of the girls, they're around like 14, 15, and some of them are from, like, out of state, out of country. They don't know about the facilities, they don't know how to get help. I don't even know how to do it. So, like, what are your, like …
PP: Like, are they legally here? Or are they legally residents?
Believe it or not, that's the only legal issue raised in this interview — the immigration status of the girls prostituting for the pimp. He had already stated that some of the girls were 14 and 15 years of age, which constitutes criminal sexual exploitation of minors. That requires abortion clinics and all medical facilities to report the information. Did this clinic file a report? We'll find out soon enough. Also, the dancers at the Paper Moon can't be terribly happy to know that the clinic is advertising their diseases, especially after watching the nurse assure a pimp of confidentiality to protect his underage sex ring. Maybe law enforcement might want to take a closer look at the activities of that club, too.
This video is marginally less damning than the first, where the clinic manager enthusiastically offered advice to the pimp on how to conceal his business. The clinic worker, whom Live Action does not identify in this video, acts considerably more detached. If the clinic reported this incident to police as required, this tape won't do any legal damage to Planned Parenthood or to the worker in the tape. But Planned Parenthood takes $300 million in public funding each year, and tapes like this make it clear that taxpayer money isn't well spent. Congress needs to cut off the money.
Update: Yes, as we noted on the earlier tape, the national office notified the Department of Justice when it discovered that a couple claiming to be a pimp and prostitute had visited a number of clinics asking about Planned Parenthood operations. Each clinic also had a separate legal obligation within their state to report their knowledge of underage girls being run as part of a prostitution ring, too. In the first tape, the manager enthusiastically advised the pair how to avoid legal detection; in this one, the nurse didn't seem concerned about it. If she didn't notify local law enforcement immediately of the incident, then that clinic almost certainly violated the reporting law themselves.
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Believe it or not, that's the only legal issue raised in this interview — the immigration status of the girls prostituting for the pimp.
Huh. I didn't know that Planned Barrenhood was concerned about border security.
Akzed on February 3, 2011 at 10:18 AM
They get $300M a year from the federal government.
But none of that is spent on abortion. It all goes for good causes like keeping Guatemalan child hookers healthy.
"All this water must be kept separate. So we pour this bucket into the bottom of the tub, and this bucket into the top of the tub."
Akzed on February 3, 2011 at 10:22 AM
Also, the dancers at the Paper Moon can't be terribly happy to know that the clinic is advertising their diseases, especially after watching the nurse assure a pimp of confidentiality to protect his underage sex ring.
"I'm shocked, shocked, to learn that strippers are engaged in prostitution! I thought they were merely exercising their 1st Amendment right to dance naked in public."
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Ernest Gaines's recommended reading:
Fathers and Sons
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A Lesson Before Dying
May 4, 2001
San Antonio, Texas
Print Interview
Could you tell us a little bit about the environment in Louisiana that shaped you?
Ernest J. Gaines: I was born on a sugar cane plantation in South Louisiana, 1933. So that makes -- I'm 68 years old today -- I mean 68 years old now, and at that time, we lived in cabins, of course, and those cabins had been built during the time of slavery. Additions had been added to the cabins, but they had been built, the frame -- the main part of the cabin -- had been there since the time of slavery. And my folks had lived there on that plantation at least three or four generations before I came along. So we lived in that one plantation, about six generations of us. Yes.
I had folks there who had been slaves on that plantation. This in Pointe Coupee Parish in Louisiana. I went to school. We did not have a school. We had a church, and we attended the church, the same church where my folks worshiped on Sundays and where my ancestors had worshiped. There were grades from primer to the sixth grade, and classes were about five and a half months a year. Because the people had to go into the fields, children who were old enough to go to school were already heading for the fields at seven, eight years old, already going to the fields, and so we went to school between the crop seasons, between the planting of the crops and the harvesting of the crops, whatever it was, cotton or Irish potatoes or onions or whatever small children could do at that time. I attended that school for six years, my first six years, through the sixth grade.
So, when you were a very small child, you were already working on the plantation.
What were you picking?
Ernest J. Gaines: They could have been potatoes, Irish potatoes or onions or picking cotton. There was a lot of cotton at that time there.
Where did you get your love of literature and books? When did that come?
Ernest J. Gaines: My folks went to California during the war in the early '40s, my mother and my stepfather, since there was no high school in the area that I could attend -- the high schools were for whites only -- when I graduated from the ninth grade. I went to the sixth grade on this plantation, and then I went to three extra years of school in a small town, the small town of New Roads, which was about ten miles from that plantation where I lived. Sometimes I got a ride, sometimes I had to hitchhike a ride. Sometimes I caught the bus to get to school and had to do the same thing to get back, because they had no school buses to take me there and back. When I graduated from the ninth grade -- yeah, ninth grade -- my folks sent for me to come to California to go to school, because there were no high schools for me in that parish, and there I ended up in the library, the public library, Andrew Carnegie Library there in Vallejo, California. Vallejo is about 30 miles northeast of San Francisco. We were living in Vallejo at that time, and it was there that I went to high school and also discovered the library there, their public library, and I started reading. There were no books there by or about blacks, but I read the books that were there. There were lots of books there, but none by and about blacks.
I fell in love with literature. I read plays. I read poetry. I read novels. I especially liked the 19th century Russian novelist, Turgenev, the stories of Tolstoy and Chekhov stories, and I read that. I began to read them because they -- I suppose because the relationship between those landowners and their peasants, their serfs, were so much like -- and not like -- the ones that I had come from. Those serfs and those peasants could become, probably, landowners themselves, or they can improve themselves. Whereas, where I had come from, it was impossible. So I read those books. I liked reading those books.
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I began to read French novels, without knowing the meaning of things, I was just reading for the storylines, for the characters. I discovered American writing as well about that time. Then after graduating from high school, I attended two years of junior college there in Vallejo. It was free, and I did not have money to go to a four-year college. So I enlisted in the Army.
When I was discharged from the Army, I enrolled at San Francisco State to study literature, and it was there that I really got seriously into the writing. I had some wonderful teachers there on the campus at that time who were writers as well, and they encouraged me to write, and I wrote short stories. At about that same time, they were organizing a literary group on the campus, and a little magazine called Transfer -- Transfer magazine -- and I had the very first short story published in Transfer, and I also had -- in the next issue -- a second story of mine was published in Transfer. I think the magazine came out -- a little quarterly that came out. It must have been a quarterly. So I had two stories, and then I wrote another story. I was writing stories at that time, and these three I submitted to Stanford University, and I won a fellowship there to study. After graduating from San Francisco State, I submitted those stories to Stanford, and I won a fellowship at Stanford to study there (with) Wally Stegner, who was the founder and director of the program at Stanford.
He was a great writer himself.
Ernest J. Gaines: A great writer, and a wonderful, wonderful person.
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My daughter went on her first date on Saturday - on her return we asked if she had a good time - ok was the reply - did he walk you home - he asked but I can do that myself - not sure she's got the hang of this yet. Got me thinking about disastrous dates of which I've had a few !!
Have any of you had any funny/disastrous dating experiences ?
When I was 19 I went out for a drink with a bloke in his 20s. On the way home, we were travelling at about 50MPH along a 60MPH limit A road when someone reversed at speed on to the road out of a pub car park straight in front of us. My date swerved to avoid the car but had to swerve back in as there was also a car in the other lane coming towards us. We ended up upside down half in the front room of a house as we crashed through the patio doors.
I momentarily thought I was dead as I was a bit disorientated, everything was upside down and it was deathly quiet, but after what seemed an eternity, someone pulled me out of the car.
When the Police arrived they were mainly concerned with breathalysing my date as he was very disorientated but it turned out he had concussion which wasn't diagnosed until the next day. The pub landlord said a person had rushed in just as they were closing looking for somewhere to stay and smelling strongly of alcohol. I wonder if that man knew if we survived the crash he caused or not. I still have the scar on my leg.
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Back in my yoof when I was still living at home, I was on a tight curfew and had to be home by 10... extremely embarrassing for a 17year old...
That's one of the reasons I left home at 17!
On one of my first dates, the boy I was going to the pictures with suggested we meet at the cinema, which was some way from where I lived.
I looked up the bus timetable, to see how long it took, and so make sure I got there on time. However, you know (now, anyway) that bus timetables are works of fiction, and I was rather late...
He had waited for me, though
It did leave me with a real anxiety problem about being late for things, for many years after that.
Blimey Parklife, not one you'd forget in a hurry!
Me too on the stupid curfew. One of my first dates was to the cinema, we had to leave just after the film started to get me in by whatever ludicrous time I had to be home. The beautiful relationship didn't last......
The thing that strikes me is how much more honest this generation can be with their parents than we could. When I was 17 and doing my A levels, the curfew time got more sensible, the places I was allowed to go didn't. One of my low points was getting the train back from town after going to a disco (that dates me.....) at Manchester Poly. Mother thought I was at the church youth club in the village, which was all fine and dandy until one of her colleagues got on the same train, leaving me to have a less than comfy journey hiding on the floor between the seats.
Hash, I almost NEVER told my mother where I was actaully going, because I knew that she'd say I couldn't!
Asking her why not would only get me a "because I say so!"
Even with the benefit of adult hindsight, I cannot see what her reasoning was.
My first-ever date was with a girl I'd fancied for ages. I was 15. I asked her to the local leisure centre, to the swimming pool. When I was getting changed I lost the cord in my trunks and spent about half an hour trying to thread the damn thing back through. By the time I got to the pool they were already calling us out (we had the colour wristband scheme back then) and she was anyway being chatted up by the lifeguard. After our (or her) swim we met up in the cafe and she asked for a hot chocolate. As I got to the table with it, I tripped over and sent the whole lot splashing all over her and the table.
I didn't get the second date.
Just as well, because although she was gorgeous back then I saw her on a recent visit to my home town and she looked very blowsy.
CazSoul wrote (see)Back in my yoof when I was still living at home, I was on a tight curfew and had to be home by 10... extremely embarrassing for a 17year old...
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Me too on the stupid curfew.
Me three on curfew....
But it wasn't enough to make me leave a party at 10pm... oh no....
My dad would insist on picking me up from whereever I was...
with hindsight tho.... looking at what's become of those kids who at age 16 could stay out until whenever, maybe it was a good deal after all...
You were allowed out while you still lived at home?
Didn't date anyone till I was 19 and had left home, then spent the next few years making up for lost time.
I ruined a first date for my 13 year old elder sister. She'd fancied this bloke for ages and was completely over-joyed when he invited her to the local pub disco. She made me swear not to tell our parents and in return, she lent me her favourite t-shirt.
So, anyway that night I had an accident and ended up in A&E. Dad was worried that my sister would come home from her 'evening with her mates' and find the house empty and broken glass everywhere. He forced me to tell him where she was. He went off to get my Mum from work and the Police were dispatched to get my 13 year old sister out of the pub. Pub disco was closed down after that, which made my sister very unpopular with her peers.
Any of my dating disasters pale into insignificance compared with some of these!
As for the curfew, I lived with my dad from the age of 16 and he always gave me complete freedom - he trusted me not to do anything too irresponsible, and he was right. As a result I never had any desire to rebel. It all depends on the individual of course - some kids will abuse the freedom they're given, others will rebel against restriction. I can't imagine it's an easy decision to make as a parent.


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Why does a man want to take a gun to Coonskin? What is he going to shoot ducks?
I knew it would happen one of these days one of the GOP house candidates is chosen by God to run for the house in upcoming elections, you got to be kidding me, I guess the Republicans will do anything to get elected.
Shame on the newspaper for printing that ad from Cabela's about no waiting period for handgun purchases. They don't have to advertise that, I believe.
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Concerning the safety detection systems on the mining devices, called the proximity devices, I think they should be locked in a box so that can not be by passed by the miners as they do some other safety devices.
Can you please tell me, does anyone know how did Capito voted on the equal pay vote that the Republicans defeated?
This is in reference to the person that wrote into readers voice about never seeing so much trash along the West Virginia highways. Well, if our West Virginia government would care about the state and the people in it maybe the people would care about the state. It is a two way street, you know.
Please help me, I love to eat at this restaurant. Please tell me what Harding's Family Restaurant at Mink Shoals exit with excellent food has to hide by keeping the blinds pulled from the ceilings to the window sills with the beautiful flowing shrub trees outside. I am claustrophobic and have to bring my food home. Please ask them to raise the blinds, what are they hiding?
South Charleston announced that they are cleaning up junky neighborhoods. They need to start with the junky yards in Schenley Park.
The Legislature needs to think about their time wasted with the PR thing, they need to change it from Almost Heaven West Virginia to Almost Wicked West Virginia because with this gun legislation it sure it not going to help our image.
Can you believe the Republican clown that wants to take healthcare from the people that desperately need it said God chose him to run for Congress, he forgot Jesus gave health care to everybody. What a liar and joke wanting to run our country.
I want to thank the three ladies that stopped to help me in Dunbar when I had my car accident on Thursday. I really appreciate it. I think God sent you to me.
Many thanks to the Boy Scouts who are planting or replanting chestnut trees in West Virginia. This is their home, was their home and thank goodness and the Boy Scouts it will be again. Thank you so much.
I am concerned that I haven't seen the Karin Fuller's column in Sunday's paper recently. That is the one of the main things that I enjoy on Sunday mornings. If there is something going on please make sure to tell Karin that she is loved and people enjoy her.
Church Hill Drive in Hanley the Health Department needs to get up here and see what kind of coverage is going on in Hanley. Houses are falling down, garbage pails are falling down, garbage is everywhere, people have trash all in their yard and they are intending on burning it, they need to get here on Church Hill Drive.
Not only did Freedom Industries poison our water supply but our truck traffic has managed to completely ruin our beloved Barlow Drive.
If the Charleston Police Force is incapable of stopping or doing something to stop all the crime on the West Side. Why doesn't our governor call out the National Guard to control the West Side?
If we had more parents like Mark Plants we would not have all those teenagers running the streets and getting into trouble if they had some discipline at home.
I want to know how much it cost the West Virginia taxpayers for Delegate Nancy Guthrie to send out thousands of letters about the legislature.
Don Blankenship hates all Democrats. He is a Republican and hates all Democrats.
Why does the Governor's Mansion have political signs in the front yard — isn't that against the law?


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The main engine, generators, hydraulic systems, winches, electrical system, electronics, bow thruster and air-conditioning were replaced or upgraded.
A new interior, built by Yachting Developments, was fitted and the accommodation forward of the mast reconfigured.
Securing the refit of such an internationally famous boat was a coup for the West Auckland company.
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The refit is just the latest chapter in an event-filled seven decades for the historic J Boat. In 1947, it was sold to a scrap merchant, then bought just a few hours before demolition was to begin.
In the 1970s, the boat sank in the Medina River. Two carpenters bought it for £10 and, using plastic bags to patch holes in the hull, managed to get the boat afloat.
In the early 1980s, Endeavour was found abandoned at a seaplane base.
Its luck finally turned in 1984 when it was bought and refurbished by keen American yachtswoman Elizabeth Meyer.
Endeavour set sail again, for the first time in 52 years, in 1989.
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So I'm having a problem, when I play All Stars there is absolutely no sound whatsoever. I checked to see if it was my PS3 or the cables or what but every other game works fine for me. I installed the most recent PS3 update as well as the update for PS All Stars, I even went to gamestop and exchanged it for a different copy and nope still doesnt work. Is anyone else having this problem? Any idea why it woul be?
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I have sound issues with the game as well, although my issues are the characters have no sound when they talk at all. The only sounds I have is the menu music and level music, also the announcer. The characters are dead silent. When I play this on my brothers PS3 eveything works fine.
I have no idea what to try anymore. I have a fat 60gb ps3 and my bros 20gb fat ps3 works fine with the game.
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I'm not getting ANY sound at all either. At first I thought it was my headset. I use the Turtle Beach XP500. But every other game works just fine, and the sound works at the disc startup screen. But soon as the game starts running, no sound. What gives? I have the most recent update for the game and the system as well.
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Hey guys, I had the same problem and found out it's because of a PS3 setting when using an exterior sound system. I'm guessing you guys have your audio hooked up to a receiver/set of speakers, right? And you're using an optical cable? That was the case with me, I'm using a sound box.
If you scroll all the way to the left side of the PSN home menu and find the "Sound Settings" tab, choose the option that lets you modify your sound settings (I believe it's towards the top) and then uncheck the "DTS" setting with your optical setting. Now you should have crystal clear sound in your game
When I read the fact that you even returned your copy solfleet my heart mourned for you, haha. I couldn't imagine the hopelessness and frustration mixed in with the anxiety of just wanting to try out the game so badly.
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Sheep Dip (Ireland)Author: whizzy
Date of Trip: January 2001
My college buddy and I decided we needed a long vacation in Ireland. We decided to rent a car and explore the Emerald Isle on our own - stopping at B&B's along the way as the mood hit us.
Upon arrival at our first destination in Ireland, Dublin, we were hit by foul weather - or "soft days" as they call the most miserable cold, windy and misty gray days that sometimes hit Ireland. We immediately bought big bulky wool sweaters when first we saw a shop, and then picked up our much abused rental car (it refused to go into reverse gear). We started our trek to find our first B&B that was located in a pretty suburb of Dublin called Ballsbridge.
We had what we thought would be an excellent map of the city to get us there - it was chockfull of helpful features like icons for historical locations, and bits of trivia about the city. Outmatching those strengths was a lack of directional arrows on the map indicating which streets went only one way. I was driving, as my friend did not want to struggle with the combination of wrong-side driving along with manual shifting and no reverse - so she became the navigator. By the way, it was also rush hour in Dublin as we left the rental car lot at the airport...
"Turn left at the next light!" Oh dear, one way street facing us. "OK, turn right at the next light and circle back!" Not to be. Somehow we ended up at a traffic circle around Trinity College that must have had 6 spokes coming off of it as road choices. "Which one?!" My friend was now turning the map as we circled the college a number of times just like that National Lampoon European Vacation movie. "Just pick one!" Off I flew, banking the car to the right. Lost. "Go back!" This repeated a few times, with us always strangely returning to the Trinity College roundabout. We even started calling it the Vortex. After a number of attempts, we finally chose the right exit and found our B&B.
Our hostess at the B&B served us a huge traditional Irish breakfast - eggs and bangers, sauteed mushrooms and tomatoes, and the most dense multi-grain bread one has ever tasted (which we affectionately named Mr. Ed bread given its oaty grainy-ness.) We asked the hostess if she knew of Jerpoint Abbey - a picturesque ruin in the middle of Ireland. She did, but advised us it was a long journey and we should plan the days in between. This struck us as odd, as one can drive across the whole Isle in 4-5 hours, so how far could it be? We later were to find out that many Irish have never travelled more than a few miles from where they were born - and the thought of going further is a strange concept to them.
We thanked our hostess and left the B&B in Ballsbridge with the scary prospect of driving through Dublin once more to reach the Western provinces. Amazingly, we avoided the Trinity College Vortex - but in our attempts to leave the city, ended up driving into a lane that had been changed to be a pedestrian walkway. Much hilarity from the Dubliners at our expense - and imagine how many turns it took to inch the car forward in a circle to get back out of the walkway, given no reverse gear. In a way it was fated, though, as we did end up seeing the bronze statue of Molly Malone with her wheelbarrow of cockles and mussels on the sidewalk near us. I said to my friend "look over there, it's...um...", and a little Irish girl - replete with flowing red hair and freckles - hearing our conversation yelled out "IT's MOLLY MALONE!"
We drove for a while through suburbs of tidy houses, and then into countryside filled with patchwork fields of green and yellow. We had to ask directions a number of times to find Jerpoint Abbey - and inevitably became lost. Signs in Ireland appear to be optional at certain intersections, and hooligans delight in turning them the wrong way. We finally seemed headed in the right direction when we found a vast field filled with sheep and what appeared to be a new building near the edge of the field. We knew we were looking for ruins, so we figured this must be some kind of tourist information center for the ruins. I parked the car and walked up to the building, pulling the large rope doorbell by the wooden door. The door opened, and a monk stood there in full regalia - brown robe with rope belt, sandals, hood - the whole traditional monk look. "Hi, we're interested in seeing the Jerpoint Abbey ruins", said I. The man handed me a card - it said "WE ARE A CLOISTERED NON-SPEAKING ABBEY. THIS IS A FUNCTIONAL NEW ABBEY. YOU WANT THE OLD JERPOINT ABBEY WHICH IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES FROM HERE." On the back of the card was a little map of how to find old Jerpoint. Not knowing how to thank a non-speaking cloistered monk, I just sheepishly backed away from the door and whispered "thank you."
It actually took us a couple of tries to find the ruins, even with the map. But find it we did, and we enjoyed wandering the ruins along with our companion sheep from the fields - who were less impressed with the ancient abbey. Sheep are marked in Ireland with circle of fluorescent paint spray - green, pink, and yellow dots fleck the flocks.
We had a full day by that time, and decided to find a B&B. We found one a few miles away, and were lucky that they had room for us. (I learned years later after this trip that my companion thought I was able to just "tell" if a house was a B&B - she never noticed the Board Failte green shamrock sign at any of the places we stayed that marked the location as an approved B&B!) Our host at this B&B was loquacious, and we spent the evening with him and his family talking about American customs versus Irish ones. Dinnertime approached, and our host asked us if we wanted dinner. We told him we'd seen a nice looking pub down the road, and was it a good choice for us to eat there? The host said "you could walk down to the pub, yes, but you won't be having dinner there as it is closed for the evening." (Ah, the Irish wit.) So we asked where else we could eat, and our host offered to make dinner for us for a nominal extra charge. Great, we said.
"What do you want for dinner?", our host inquired. We were not sure how to answer, as we did not know what was in our host's larder. "What might we have?", we said. The host said, well, you could have salmon or meat pie, or lamb. We chose the lamb. "All right, I will just go take care of that", said the host.
Well, the living room of the house had a large picture window that afforded a lovely view of a hilly field dotted with sheep. We were sitting in the living room when we see our host - now wearing large sheep dip covered boots - walk by the window carrying a large axe. "Oh my gosh", said I, "he's going to kill one of the sheep!" Which was, of course, the effect he was going for - of course it was a joke at my expense, but we all had a good laugh. Dinner was excellent - the lamb tender and juicy. Our host brought out a huge bowl of boiled potatoes - there must have been 20 of them in the bowl - so we said "oh, will you be joining us in dinner?" "No, those are for you, he said." So the Irish potato lore is true.
By the end of our trip, we stayed at 15 B&B's. Each one was unique, all were spotless, and our B&B hosts were always friendly, intelligent, and good company. We were mystified at how each always had provisions on hand to create the huge Irish breakfasts when we did not have advance reservations. Talking with our hosts at their B&B's gave us a feel for the Irish people and their country that could never have been possible by staying at a city hotel, and we would never have it any other way.
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The challenge will be to design, construct and race a boat made of cardboard around a marked course in Lake Hollingsworth. We know what you're thinking, but a cardboard boat really can float if you construct it wisely! Teams must have a minimum of four and maximum of 10 people, but only two will set sail in the boat. Race teams will be in four divisions: community/corporate, elementary/middle school-age youth, high school-age youth and family. First, second and third-place awards will be given in each race division. The Cardboard Boat Challenge and Lake Festival is a great opportunity for youth groups, scouts, civic clubs, families and businesses to have fun together while enjoying our beautiful lake. For the second year now we will have the "Pre-Built" category. Teams construct their boats out of corrugated cardboard in advance and race around the designated course. Judging will be for "People's Choice" and speed. Pre-Built will be limited to 8 teams.
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BELDING — There are many residents in Belding who utilize the city's transportation service, Dial-A-Ride, a fleet of five buses that assists residents in their travels to locations around town such as the grocery store, work, church and the like.
There are also residents who have noticed those same buses occasionally sitting idle in town, as the service waits for potential customers who sit on the edge of deciding whether to pay for the city service in tough economic times.
As has been common in communities across the state and country, the recent recession now has once profitable and self-sustaining services, such as Dial-A-Ride, in a financial bind.
Belding City Manager Meg Mullendore approached city council members with a proposal on July 16, with the possibility of asking residents to vote for a millage to help support the public transportation service.
"The Dial-A-Ride transportation system — I hate to use this word — but it's more of an amenity, it's not a core-critical service," Mullendore told members of city council. "We're getting to that point in local government where you have to start looking at the core-critical services, the services we have to provide to the taxpayers."
According to the city's website, the Dial-A-Ride service, which operates weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., costs $2 per adult, $1.50 per student and $1 per senior or disabled person to ride.
As much as $80,000 to $110,00 is subsidized from the city's general fund each year to operate the service, however, according to Mullendore,
"We are limited in what we can charge in fares," she said. "If we increase fares, we eliminate ridership."
Mullendore said the program has reached a point where serious discussion is needed in regards to the future of the city transportation service.
Mullendore told council members they need to decide whether to continue to allow the general fund to subsidize the program, funds she said could be used for core-critical services such as city infrastructure, or put the measure on the ballot to allow voters to decide if a tax increase is necessary to support the program.
Mullendore said she would like council members to approve language for the upcoming November ballot by way of 1.25 mills, the first of two proposals discussed that evening for millages on the November ballot, with the second being a millage increase for the Life EMS Ambulance service.
Council member Joe Feuerstein had concerns as to what would happen if the millage for Dial-A-Ride made the ballot but was voted down.
"If this millage does not pass, what happens?" he asked.
Mullendore said she believes the city could continue to subsidize the program, however, "probably in five years, we'll have to look at scaling it back."
Mullendore said the program has lost revenue and witnessed a decline in ridership due to the recession, which she estimates will not begin to trend upward for another two to five years.
"I think if we have a better handle of what the financial future is going to be we could ascertain whether or not we would need (the millage) to continue for another year or two years," she said. "It would not be a perpetual situation. We will eventually have that upswing of the economy again. It's just taking much longer than forecasted."
Mayor Pro Tem Andrea Belding said she doesn't believe a millage is the way to proceed going forward.
"When you speak of forecasting, in my opinion, Belding's upswing is going to take even longer," Belding said. "We already have the highest tax base in the county. We're one of the highest in the state. We're already struggling to draw businesses here."
The city's millage rate, in comparison to other communities in the area, according to Belding, is 20 mills higher for non-homestead properties, which consist of commercial, business, industrial and rental units.
"If we're talking between two mills (for Dial-A-Ride and Life EMS Ambulance), we're talking another $1.60 per every $1,000 of assessed value on a home.
That's a lot, that's a huge increase," she said. "When you're discussing Dial-A-Ride, it sounds like your forecast is indicating there are going to be issues in five years whether a millage would pass or not. I think it would be more productive to be taking a really hard look at Dial-A-Ride now rather than passing the buck onto our taxpayers."
Belding said she doesn't believe a tax increase would fix the problem with Dial-A-Ride.
"There is no way, sitting here, I will vote for any more tax increases, ever."
Mayor Ron Gunderson said he does not want to see the city lose the Dial-A-Ride service.
"I hate to see this go away, I really do, because I do think it is utilized," Gunderson said. " I think the thing about Dial-A-Ride is we have so many people in this town who don't have vehicles and they rely on Dial-A-Ride strictly for transportation. I understand what Andrea is saying as far as raising the taxes and not wanting them to be higher, but we have people who don't even own vehicles."
Gunderson described the situation as a catch-22, without an easy solution.
"As much as you want help, as a city, where do we stop to make sure that our checkbook is balanced versus making sure that the people are getting where they need to go?" he asked.
Gunderson said he wished the state would step in and "come up with a way to help subsidize us," though he admitted funds are already received through the Michigan Department of Transportation and various grants related to the Pere Marquette Depot building, where the program is operated from.
"I don't want Dial-A-Ride to be lost," he said. "It's something for the community and I do believe the community needs to make the decision on this."
Council member Mike Scheid said though he isn't in support of a tax increase of any kind, he believes the decision should ultimately be left to the voters.
However, he agreed with council member Tom Jones that the wording of a ballot proposal would need to be very specific to guarantee that funds that would be freed from the city's general fund would be used as intended, for infrastructure projects such as repairing city streets.
"Let's be very specific about how we word this and why we want the extra money," Scheid said. "We want to open up the general fund so we can do more infrastructure things."
After approximately 30 minutes of discussion, no motion was made on a ballot proposal.
Belding and Gunderson asked Mullendore if it were possible for her to meet with Dial-A-Ride Director Keven Krieger to work together to find a solution to the program's financial woes.
"Do you feel you would have between now and next year to have an opportunity to look at the numbers, to be able to adjust the fares, without bringing this (ballot proposal) back to us in a year's time?" he asked.
Mullendore said she believes she could eventually find a solution.
"In essence, it's doing an audit. It's very doable," she said.
Council members voted unanimously 5-0 to table the proposal until a later date in 2014, giving Mullendore a chance to thoroughly analyze the Dial-a-Ride program.
Council members then briefly discussed a second ballot proposal for the Life EMS Ambulance service.
"The contract with the Life EMS Ambulance Service currently takes approximately $25,000 from the general fund and will increase over the next two year to $28,000," Mullendore said. "Presently, we have nothing that offsets this cost and it is directly funded from the general fund."
Mullendore asked council members to support language for a ballot proposal that would ask voters to approve a 0.35 mill.
Council members, following along the same mentality that they do not want to see taxes increased for the residents of the city, did not make a motion to approve the proposal.
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Entering his fourth NFL season -- all of them with the Colts -- Lilja signed his one-year tender of $1.3 million to return for the 2007 season. Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by Kansas City, Lilja was added to the Colts' 53-man roster after he was released by the Chiefs following the end of their training camp. Kansas City had hoped to add him to their practice squad.
Lilja has started in 27 regular season games over the past three seasons, including all 16 in 2005. A training camp knee injury nagged at him until late in the 2006 campaign.
With his signing, the Colts will now have to hope for a similar outcome with starting right guard Jake Scott, who was also tendered at the second-round draft pick compensation level like Lilja. So far, Scott has not had any visits to other teams.
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Date of Stay: June, 2013
Yes, there are plenty of mature trees -- all cottonwoods, all flowing right now. Even going for a walk is unpleasant, and you can't have open windows. If you have allergies, this is not a good time to come here. The park isn't bad, but I've seen nothing yet that makes it worth $52 a night for just electric water and Wi-Fi.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
The lanes are VERY tight and trees crowd them, so our roof and sides got brushed a few times. I would only add to the other comments that you need to be wary of trusting your GPS when traveling north to Rhinebeck from PA. Our GPS took us to the Taconic State Pkwy, which turns out to be for passenger cars only. EXCLUDE that route on your GPS or you will have many useless miles to recover from.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
Terrific location, good staff, sites all the way at the end of the park are least crowded. We were in site 61, backed up to trees, very nice. We used the Mobile RV repair service listed in the park's brochure. They're fast and good but very pricey. Each service call is $75 even if it's 10 minutes and they know they're coming back for other tasks they couldn't complete with that visit. Just make sure you get clear with them what their service is going to cost, or you may be unpleasantly shocked when they hand you the bill.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
They have cable in name only -- the picture and sound quality are not adequate for actually watching a broadcast. This is an OK campground, but pretty basic and rustic, sites are crammed very close together, and the very narrow sites are covered with huge stones. The laundry room was disgusting. We wouldn't stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
We were told there is NO cable anywhere in the park despite the claim in Trailer Life to the contrary, and we were given a site under trees so could not use our satellite either. Our site was uphill and impossible to level on. Sites are small and quite close together. Definitely not worth the high cost; we would not stay here.
Date of Stay: June, 2010
We were allowed to pull through a 2-site spot so that we didn't have to unhook. Park is Plain Jane, but our site was paved and level. Flying J is next door for gas and propane, and the park is conveniently right off I-90 but we heard very little traffic (or other) noise. Great for one or two nights, it's not a destination park.
Date of Stay: May, 2010
I would rate it a 10 for the waterfront and convenience to downtown. Maybe a 2 for the potholed roads and inconvenient hookups. Our sewer hookup was buried in tall weeds and was so high I always had to "walk" the contents out of the hose. We paid extra for the "premium" site which turned out to be 30 amps and at the end of the line for power. Even at midnight, we were reading less than 110 volts, during the day it would dip alarmingly as far as 94. The office staff were like, "Oh, well." But it was Memorial Day weekend in a popular place, so we were stuck. We drove by Fort Worden and realized we'd have been better off going there, which we will next time.
Date of Stay: May, 2010
Sites are close together, so it's very "cozy" but very nice overall for a few days stay. It is walking distance to the downtown area, with shops and eateries. A longer walk would bring you to a marvelous little restaurant, the Oak Table Cafe, which has excellent breakfasts and lunches, all fresh ingredients, beautifully prepared and served, in a lovely building. We have always found the Gilgal hosts helpful and friendly, and they keep the park spotless, including the very nice bathrooms and showers.
Date of Stay: May, 2010
The hosts were courteous and helpful, guiding us to our site and assisting with parking, and registered us on the site. Cash/checks only. The gravel sites are very pretty and quite deep. We were able to pull through without unhooking for our overnight stay. We would definitely stay here again.


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Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 2. -- Thirty-six cottages at Windsor Beach, a summer resort of Rochester on Lake Ontario, about seven miles from this city, were destroyed by fire Saturday entrailing a loss estimated at $117,000. The fire started from an oil heater in one of the cottages and, as there were no facilities for fighting the fire and a high wind was blowing, it spread with remarkable rapidity.
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So, I have been working on my networking code more and more, and to be honest it's starting to look pretty nicely . But, enough talk... my question is pretty straight. When implementing a jitter buffer, where in the packet delivery chain is common place to put it? I see a few different options:
- You apply the jitter buffer to the entire packet "receive" mechanism, basically buffering each packet as it comes in and then hands it out at the proper interval to the rest of the code.
- Since some data might be time critical, you put the jitter buffer "after" the packet receive mechanism and move it to the specific parts of the application that need the buffering - for example rendering of positions.
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By Drax Largo on January 14th, 2013
Warner Bros. is heading to Rome, Sweet Rome, a new high-concept action movie that simply started out as a thread on Reddit.
Brian Miller (Apollo 18) has been hired to craft a screenplay based on the posts of James Erwin. His high concept plot simply asked, "What if a unit of U.S. Marines are transported back in time and forced to do battle with Roman legions?"
Works for me.
Madhouse Entertainment's Adam Kolbrenner spotted Erwin's Rome, Sweet Rome posts once they were voted to the Reddit home page and moved quickly to contact the writer and begin working with him to develop the concept. When it came time to find a home for the project, Kolbrenner brought it to WB exec Chris Gary, who encouraged the studio to move aggressively to acquire it.
Kolbrenner and Madhouse will produce with Gianni Nunnari of Hollywood Gang and Safe House Pictures duo Tory Tunnell and Joby Harold (All You Need is Kill), the latter of whom was instrumental in coming up with how the concept can work for WB. Madhouse's Robyn Meisinger will exec produce.
At this early stage the movie is still without a director or any stars.


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