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Deep value investing at it's greatest:
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The Role of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Helping Decision-Makers Meet Food, Energy and Water (FEW) Needs
Sharmila Murthy, Laura Pereira, Alicia Harley, Daniel Shemie, Eunjee Lee, Patricia Guardabassi, Chao Zhang, and Scott Moore
This report outlines the key themes that emerged at a one-day inter-disciplinary workshop held at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government on Saturday, May 18, 2013, which focused on the question:
What role can the data generated through Information and Communications Technology (ICT) play in aiding decision-making to meet current and future food, energy and water (FEW) needs in the wake of climate change?
The goal of this workshop was to help define an inter-disciplinary, scholarly research agenda to help address this critical question. Its scope was purposefully broad and reflected an attempt to bridge divides across academic disciplines and to foster conversation between technologists, policymakers and academics. The workshop was focused on exploring the current and potential uses of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the food, energy and water (FEW) sectors and also drawing lessons from the use of ICT in the broader field of development. However, it emerged that the use of ICT for development ("ICTD") was still evolving and that many of the challenges to the effective deployment of ICT for FEW had parallels in other sectors.
Our hypothesis was that useful technologies already exist, but critical policy barriers prevent their effective use and deployment. Accordingly, the starting premise of the workshop was that while ICT is not a silver bullet, it has the potential to: (i) improve decision-making on complex problems at all scales, and (ii) link data across multiple levels for more thorough analysis. However, despite the original focus on the FEW nexus, the actual discussion focused much more broadly on the role ICT has already played in development. Participants shared experiences from a wide range of development sectors, including health, post-conflict, gender and sanitation, in addition to food, energy, water and climate change. Section II of this report provides further background on the scope and goals of the workshop.
Five key areas emerged from the workshop. These include
Key research questions for further study also emerged from the workshop. These fell under six broad themes of
Overall the workshop was judged a great success by all and we hope that it has established fertile ground for future trans-disciplinary research to be conducted in this important space.
Keywords: Information and Communications Technology (ICT), Development (ICT4D), Food-Energy-Water Security, Policy
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The Broad Street Cinema opened in 1991 and closed in 1995.
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05/07/72 CINEMA lll, REDBANK, NJ
No set details known. ONE show, 5PM, with Springsteen (solo) the only artist on the bill – a benefit for 1972 Presidential candidate George McGovern. It is not known how long Bruce's performance lasted but the $3 donation also included a ticket to see the evening movie. BRUCEBASE reader Larry comments: "I was going through a friend's Bruce collection, trying to date his early memorabilia and I found this hand made Poster, which came from the Theater's Box Office
See handwritten poster (is this authentic ?!) at this link:
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Was this cinema located at 58 Broad Street? If so, it is now a Mr. Mattress, having previously been an art gallery:
A second-generation business owner, Abe Feldmus decided to open his family's third Mr. Mattress store at 58 Broad St. in Red Bank after moving to town four years ago.
"It's a great destination town," said Feldmus, who converted an art gallery space to a mattress showroom featuring Sealy and Stearns & Foster mattresses, beds, and futons, in sizes ranging from single to king. He pointed out the openings for a projector that are still visible in the walls of the store, which once was the location of Red Bank Cinema.
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cinema III still exists as the Clearview Red Bank and is located at 36 White Street. it operates as a twin cinema with an art house policy. The building at 58 Broad St was called the Broad Street Cinema. It only operated for a couple of years in the '90s playing a hodgepodge of revivals and second run . The place seated only about 100, and projection was in 16mm. The Broad Street never caught on and has been converted back to retail use.
please add cinema III/Clearview as a separate listing to CT.
Broad Street Cinema in Red Bank, NJ. had 100 American Stellar high-back seats and operated from 1991 to 1995 running first-run, sub-run and "art film" features from all of the major studios. This is referred to "splitting the screen" which was a tremendous accomplishment in order to share several different features (first-run, sub-run and independent "art films")on one screen.
Fresh high grade popcorn complemented with real Land-O-Lakes butter was served at the concession, prices $1.00 to $2.00 for candy, beverage or popcorn buckets.
A happy and helpful staff was paid $10.00 per hour, which was over the top in those days, but they were worth so much more as they were the best on the planet! So kind, intelligent and helpful. They all moved on to great success in life.
A 100 year old antique telephone was offered free (pre-cellphone era) of charge to guests in the 54 foot lobby complete with working antique radio, Italian sofas and a trellis.
Projection systems included a Century-SA 35MM projector head, ORC Xenon lamp-house complemented with a Ballantyne-Strong platter system and 4 track Dolby stereo sound decoder. Also a Bell & Howell JAN twin head carbon-ARC 16MM projector system was also maintained to support small independent features popular at the time.
In Broad Street Cinema's hay-day free reservations were required for all showtimes. It all came crashing down when the owner was involved in a major automobile accident, hit by a drunk driver. The owner survived (no fatalities) but required extensive medical treatment in 2 hospitals. yes the owner survived but the business, in His absence did not.
I should know, I was the owner.
I am Keith Farina and at the tender age of 24 Broad street Cinema (Cinema Classics Company) was My pet project that brought so much joy to so many. Afterwords, I returned home to My career in New York Television. To this day when I am at work in a busy noisy TV studio, during a quiet moment backstage that little theater and all of the wonderful staff, guests and townspeople of Red Bank still bring a smile to my memory.
Thank you all for the memories!
-Keith Farina
Sorry to hear of your misfortune. In 1995, I became the full time projectionist at the Middlebrook Galleria, a few miles down the road. These days I an a stagehand, having just celebrated 35 years in the IATSE local. And I am the house projectionist at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank since 2005. I always wanted to run my own theatre. Even had blueprints drawn up for a twin, but it never happened.
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Five second pain across center of chest between breasts. Momentary pain above right breast. Upper back shoulder pain. Chest pain related or cardiac?
Usually not cardiac.: If only five sec then usually not cardiac. Cardiac is lasting into the minutes and can be related with activity. This could also be skeletal pain. If continues i would go to family md. If pain becomes worse or persistent then to the er to make sure no serious issues. Need to determine any other symptoms and risk factors as well. ...Read more
What causes a sharp 5 second pain from center of chest between breasts straight across to right chest/breast?feels almost electric.PCP says not heart.
Atypical chest pain.: This is not cardiac. Most often these are muscle spasms from injuries, from stress or infection. If you are in doubt get a stress echo. You learn a lot from it. See a cardiologist. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What causes a sharp five second stabbing pain in the center of chest directly between breasts? PCP says heart is fine. This was shortly after eating.
Atypical chest pain: There are myriad causes for such brief pains;follow through with your PCP for further assesment or management,given relationship to eating consider a GI evaluation ...Read more
What causes a dull ache in ribs just under right breast?Pain sometimes shoots to the center of chest between breasts, or dull ache in xyphoid area.
Many things: This could related to a soft tissue injury with referred pain. It could also be related to irritation of one of the intercostal nerves, which can sometimes be related to recurrent chickenpox(so called zoster). It could be lung related inflammation and damage too. To be honest, you'd be best suited to be evaluated in person. If you develop shortness of breath seek a more urgent evaluation. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Is it true chest pain in the center of the chest is more likely to be cardiac in nature then pain on the left side (breast area)?
Not really: But, historically a pressure type retrosternal chest pain associated with activities and better with rest is typical for angina. But as we get older and with female diabetic patients, less typical become typical. I take chest pain very seriously, specially if associated with chd risk factors. Evaluation asap. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What could this be a left chest pain gets worse when im breathing and feels like its radiating in from under my breast to the center and upper chest?
Fever?: If you've been ill, i i would think about pleurisy. If your pain is worse lying down and relieved sitting up, i would consider pericarditis. If you have fever, you should be evaluated promptly. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Chest pain center under left breast. Hurts to breath and when pressure applied? Came on suddenly.
CP can be serious : This could be pain from the chest wall muscles but also could be more serious. If it lasts more than a few seconds at a time you should really call your doctor or go to an urgent care or emergency department for a more detailed history and physical. ...Read more
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Adopted by the 109th Annual Convention of the
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June, 1998
Rabbi Judah the Prince affirms: "The world endures only for the sake of the breath of schoolchildren." It is the responsibility of every community to ensure the education of its young, by providing teachers who can inspire students, enabling each child academic mastery of his or her studies. We are enjoined to teach in a manner that affirms the student's self-esteem: "Those who are shamed by their lack of skills are not able to learn" (Rabbi Hillel, Pirkei Avot 2:6).
Bilingual education -- the teaching of substantive curriculum in a child's native language while giving special instruction in English language and literacy skills -- has a long history in the United States. Bilingual education programs could be found in American schools as early as 1694. A resurgence of nativism in the late nineteenth century marked the beginning of the gradual decline of bilingual education. Interest in bilingual education arose again in the 1960s, and culminated with the 1968 Bilingual Education Act . The two central goals of the Bilingual Education Act are English proficiency and achievement in academic content areas. Moreover, bilingual education simultaneously promotes our common language and fosters respect for diverse languages and cultures. Such diversity enriches our society and enriches the public schools.
Language-minority students face unique obstacles in public school and our educational system should help students overcome those obstacles by providing an appropriate education that enables such students to become proficient in English and skilled in specific subject areas.
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Learned something about run flats today
I am at the tire shop replacing my right front tire, which caught a nail Tuesday morning, and the tech tells me that I may have about 6 months before I need to replace the rears. That surprises me because I've put only 3500 miles on the tires that were new when I purchased the car (CPO) in September 2011. What I learned from the tech is that in the case of run flats the rear tires last about half as long as the fronts. Perhaps others here knew about this...I didn't...so, I thought I would share this information.
Have a great Memorial weekend all!
It has nothing to do with RFTs as it is basically a characteristic of rear wheel drive. Every one of the 5 BMWs I've owned has worn the rear tires about twice as fast as the fronts - and this includes both RFTs and go-flats.
I'd find a new tire tech. (I highly recommend Radial Tire Co. in Silver Spring.)
I don't buy 3500 miles for the rear RFTs...mine have about that mileage. They still have more than half their life left, and I tend to push them.
I've been using Crawford Tire (a Goodyear shop) in Bethesda the past four years for seasonalchanges to winters and back to summers. Their wheel and tire work is very good and reasonable, as is their maintenance (I actually have them do oil and filter changes between the BMW intervals). But for actual repair work they can be pricey.
And 3,500 miles is terrible treadwear as I've averaged 15,000 to 30,000 on BMW rears. I'd recommend buying a good tread wear gauge and tracking it yourself so you won't be surprised again.
I live in the Pacific Northwest and we get lots of rain and I will not let my tires get below 4/32nds.
Before watching this video I was one of the guys who used a penny to check tread depth.
I've had 3 BMWs with runflats and the life was more like 20,000 front or back. I've NEVER heard the 1/2 life of the rears to front and it has not been my experience.
I recommend having your alignment checked. On my Z4 my rears went very quickly due to the factory alignment.
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Atlanta got a 6-2 victory over Milwaukee on Monday, with Jair Jurrjens earning the victory and helping Braves moneyline bettors cash out.
Atlanta won as a -135 favorite, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 7.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Atlanta got 7 2/3 innings from Jair Jurrjens, who gave up 2 earned runs on 7 hits, while striking out 4. He earned the victory, while the Braves got 3 RBIs from Alex Gonzalez in the win.
Milwaukee got a 5-inning outing from Yovani Gallardo in the loss. He gave up 5 earned runs, 4 walks and 9 hits in his time on the mound, while Rickie Weeks had 2 hits in the loss for the Brewers.
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The politics of PEN
Canadian PEN wields its way into U of T
PEN International is opening its doors and welcoming new student members at the University of Toronto. U of T's chapter of PEN was started this fall, and it promises to be an exciting year for its student members who are challenged to take an active stand for justice and equality.PEN International is an organization of writers (Poets, Playwrights, Essayists, Editors, Novelists, Translators and Journalists) committed to defending writers who are imprisoned for their work or opinions. It was founded in London in 1921 by Catherine Amy Dawson-Scott and now has 101 centres in 70 countries. The first Canadian Centre was opened in Montreal in 1926 as a bilingual centre. In 1982 the Centre divided into French-speaking and English-speaking parties, the French centre was renamed Le Centre Quebecois and the English-speaking Canadian Centre was opened in Toronto. Last year, Toronto and Montreal hosted the 54th International PEN World Congress. PEN campaigns for the release of writers who are prisoners of conscience. Organized into two main committees, the Writers in Prison Committee (WiPC) and the Censorship Committee, PEN conducts letter-writing and postcard campaigns addressed to heads of state on behalf of imprisoned writers. Members of PEN are committed to fighting against censorship and discrimination related to class, race, nationality, or political ideology. And ongoing research project, Censorwatch, is building a comprehensive electronic database on censorship and national and international law. It will be a resource centre for lawyers, educators and human rights activists. The English-speaking Canadian Centre of PEN focuses its energies on the WiPC. Aside from working on problems affecting Canadian writer, including censorship and Aboriginal cultural rights, PEN Canada has 'adopted' 14 imprisoned writers. The prisoners come from such countries as Vietname, Israel, Egypt, Singapore, Iran, the Philippines, the U.S.S.R., Burma, Yugoslavia, Malawi, Taiwan and Turkey. Letter-writing campaigns are, for the most part, a frustrating experience. The minder for each prisoner can spend years sending letters to different heads of state, only to come up against hearts of stone and untroubled consciences. PEN members also try to establish a personal correspondence with the prisoner. This is an equally frustrating experience — if not more so — because it is extremely difficult for the prisoner to receive letters. However, every once in a while, there is a success story. The most recent success for PEN has been the release of Martha Kumsa in September of 1989. Kumsa is an Ethiopean journalist who was imprisoned for 10 years without charge or trial. PEN International became involved in an intensive letter-writing campaign to get her out of jail. As a result, Kumsa is now out of jail and a close friendship has developed between her and Jan Bauer, executive-director of the English-speaking Canadian Centre of PEN and one of the minders of the Kumsa case. The U of T chapter of PEN has currently adopted Gitobu Imanyara, a Kenyan journalist, lawyer and editor of the Nairobi Law Monthly. Imanyara wrote articles demanding freedom of the press and fair government elections. He was arrested on July 5, 1990 during a coup attempt in Kenya and charged with sedition. He is currently out on bail but can be re-arrested at any time. Authoritarian governments of many nations silence dissenting voices by imprisonment or even execution. These leaders usually try to keep the majority of the population uneducated and illiterate, since the less people understand the workings of the system of government, the greater the acceptance of their leader and, consequently, the stronger hold he or she has on the nation. When dissenting voices speak out, these governments resort to extreme measures to eliminate them. Common methods are: detention without charge or trial, an infinite stretch of time in prison which includes almost compete isolation from family and friends; excruciatingly cruel and painful tortures; and the most common method of silencing a protesting voice, execution. In noting these facts about oppressive governments, we must not avert our eyes from the government of Canada who 'won' a battle with the Mohawk tribe in Oka, Qubec, by use of military force. Discrimination against Native Canadians, the legitimate owners of this large expanse of land, has been going on for too long. However, if we manage to life a corner of the veil which has covered most of the Earth, we see a ray of light reaching out through the darkness. PEN International is part of this light. See sidebar: The politics of PEN


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Pentahotel Liege
Top Business Hotel
Boulevard de la Sauvenière 100, Liège
0.1 mi from
Big rooms, very comfortable. Twin rooms turned out to be 2 very large double beds. No alcohol in the minibar, and the hotel bar shut fairly early. And no, i'm not an alcoholic !
Nice rooms, close to the centre. There were only rooms available on the very busy street-side. This implied that it was difficult to sleep with fresh air open windows.
Nice large and clean room.Excellent value for money
The room was lovely, very modern and tastefully furnished and decorated. Breakfast was not included and was very pricey. I'd recommend strolling into town for breakfast instead. Parking also not included but was a reasonable rate for the day and was located right next to the hotel. There was no safe in the room, nor any cupboards or minifridge. There was an open area in your room however with hangers.
Location and good quality accommodation. mRooms very nice
Good central location with adjoining convenient car parking ( secure too). the receptionist at our arrival was friendly, efficient and a main plus for the hotel. The room was smoky. It was also very dated and drab. Quite depressing really altho size was good. Curtains wouldn't completely shut. Amazing low room rate, sadly I now know why.
Generous room size & very quiet. Good breakfast choices. Unable to access room service. Trouser press not working.
The menu was very limited but excellent
disponibility of parking spaces
Convenient location, comfortable facilities breakfast was not value for money. WiFi should be throughout the hotel, not just in foyer area
the location is very good. rooms were clean, the staff was helpfull. the parking space under the hotel was convenient. The breackfast costs to much, while you can a breackfast for half the price next door.
Its position in the city, good breakfast No hot drinks facilities in the room
the location of the hotel in center was good like any Ibis hotel is very functional without any personal touch
the very restricted access to the parking area
the staff was very friendly. wonderful location. great price for rooms. there was no ramp to aid with bringing luggage into and out of the hotel. there were only steps, therefore carrying the luggage into the hotel was difficult.
We liked the hotel because it was central and easy to get to shopping and local attractions. Also the staff were very helpful. We did not take breakfast there as at 14 euros, we found it a little expensive so were eating in the cafe nextdoor.
very good location for city, room very clean may find it hot in summer
Very central, reception staff helpful
central location
If you have a car, secured parking is an absolute must.
Very friendly, familiar atmosphere. Room and bed are nice. Breakfast is good. The price of the drinks from the cooling cabinet at the reception seems out of tune with the friendly atmosphere.
We asked for a favour to keep our luggage while we went 2 days in Paris and the couple who had the hotel kept it there with "pas problem". Also we needed to send a fax abroad and the friendly owner did not charge us nothing. The wi fi was not working at 3rd floor, just downstairs.
Excellent location for city centre. Good breakfast available In the single rooms the 'bathrooms' were tiny could clean teeth while sat on loo! Central heating defective one of our rooms
Staff very helpful. A bit off the main streets wouldn't like to walk down the alley on my own too late at night, Bathroom was literally in the room was cornered off with no ceiling so if you had a friend with you who was so inclined to peep over the wall nothing to stop them doin this. Room was clean 10 min walk from the shops and tourist things to d oin Liege. The bathroom (if I were travelling with someone)
best offer concerning fair prize, in the center, breakfast quite OK, room basic but good comfort, ideal for an overnight doing business in Liège. very friendly staff. I like to have a personal contact. coffee at breakfast was not so good
Good location and clean hotel. The bathroom was tiny and not separate to the room.
Hotel is well situated close to Cathedral Square, and on several bus routes. The room was compact but adequate for a couple of nights stay. Room was reasonably priced (50 Euros) (but see comment below). I thought the charge for breakfast (7 Euros) excessive, this brought the room price up to 57 Euros which I think is too high. For 50 Euros you should get breakfast included.
The staff tried to help, they make me feel important as a guest. It was a verty high step in to the toilet and shower. The trafic was disturbing the sleep.
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So I recently spent a good bit of time behind the wheel of my friends STi and one thing I really loved was how good his brakes felt. Made me want to bring mine (03 WRX) up a bit. I've been doing research but I wanted to get a second opinion on what I found.
The car is mostly my daily driver, but honestly it's as much a toy to me as anything else. I'm not looking for a track setup, but something fun for spirited driving and 1-2 autoX events each month.
So here's what I'm thinking of getting...
Hawk HPS pads front and rear
Stoptech SS brake lines
Grimmspeed master cylinder brace
From what I've read, this seems like a pretty effective upgrade without spending too much money. I considered slotted/drilled rotors but it seems like the general opinion is that those are more for show than anything else. Sounds like the pads will be the biggest upgrade in actual braking distance, while the SS lines and master cylinder brace will help immensely with the pedal feel. Sound about right? I'd love opinions on any and all of this.


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New Baby is Home!
Just picked up our Overland Thursday evening. Called our salesperson in the morning based on Milous awesome tracking thread that showed it left Selkirk rail yard (near Albany, NY) Wednesday morning. She said it arrived at the dealership (in northwest Vermont) Wednesday evening (she was impressed I knew where it was with such detail).
Although it was around sunset when we got it from the prep guys, it looks every bit as gorgeous as we expected (Dark Charcoal, New Saddle interior). They said it was their first received with saddle(!), though they show 99 units in inventory. We are in the very middle of Winter here... lots of snow on the ground, about 20F this evening... so pix when we get some sunlight!
Had 3 miles on the odometer when we took ownership... our salesperson said another prospective customer wanted to see the New Saddle color, and they called him in to see ours, but (very appropriately) didn't let him drive it. She said he ordered one on the spot!
Some quick first impressions driving home:
- Wow!!!
- This is by far the most luxurious of our four GCs, by an order of magnitude
- As expected, in dim light the Dark Charcoal is nearly black
- The polished 18s look stunning; came shod with Michelin OWL Latitudes
- Hemi is much quieter than expected (based on recollection from test drive)
- Feels much larger than our WJ on the road
- Head/fog lights are amazing for color/brightness
- As noted during test drive, steering ratio feels much slower than WJ... not bad, just different
- Steering wheel is really fat (in a good way!)... electric adjustment, especially telescope, very nice
- Seats definitely have a euro-super-firm feeling, but very comfortable
- Mirrors seem huge (compared to WJ)
- LOL: big snowbanks leaving dealer lot triggered side blind spot warning when I signaled for a right turn
- 430N Nav is of course like our Garmin portable, scaled up display is a little fuzzy but not an issue
- Driving over familiar frost heaves, ride is much more compliant than WJ's beam front axle, without the characteristic roll/yaw motion... feels strange (in a good way!)
- Every single control I can think of other than the brake pedal is different from the WJ... it is truly a completely different vehicle, not an evolution
- Just, you know, Wow!!!
More as we explore in the days to come...
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Congrats on your delivery!!! I just received a call from my dealer tonight that my Mineral Gray/Saddle Hemi/Pano/20s from early Nov order is ready for me at 3pm tomorrow....so I can't wait to share my own impressions too!!!
Really happy for your new JGC!! I haven't ever been so excited for delivery of a new car because although this is my 3rd JGC, I have never ordered a completely redesigned model that is entirely new in every way. Enjoy and please post some pics immediately!
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Great first impressions. You made your description very understandable, in a good way. Enjoy and don't forget the pics!
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Here are a couple of pics, trying to show the body color juxtaposed with the saddle leather. Day started out very overcast (hey, it's Vermont in the winter... what do you expect), but when we got a bit of sun, I pulled into an inn parking lot to snap a couple pics (oh, yeah...we have snow here).
JTS posted some much better pics of the interior itself:
but I was trying to show the Dark Charcoal and saddle at the same time. I will say that both the exterior and interior colors look great to me (of course), but do change dramatically with the light level.
Definitely need to add license plate brackets... that bolting to the front fascia is just lame. :eek:
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Congrats....looks great.
Our past Jeep experience are very similar. My previous Jeeps were:
'94 GC V8, Limited, green
'98 GC 5.9L, Limited, white
'02 GC 4.7L, Overland, red
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congrats! she's a beauty
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:thumbsup: She's a beauty, VTHobb.
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congrats! looks great...enjoy it in the VT snow!
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What floor mats do you have installed?
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Reading in New Mexico
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Hello, Folks. I live in rural New Mexico; and, of course, I love to read. I am a retired Architect.
I've been a member of Goodreads for about four years; but it has just about tripled its membership in about 12 months (approx. 2million-7million). Because of an unexpected consequence of the Facebook Timeline software application there is an ongoing Ginormous migration of Facebookers into Goodreads. It is my perception that there is a strong and growing "passive" pressure for Goodreaders to transmogrify into Facebookers. The Goodreads "Cloud" software is beginning to feel like a colonized territory of Facebook.
My interests in Reading social media is to maintain a very small group of dedicated readers who know each other well enough give knowlegeable recommendations to one another, and to encourage each other in writing and sharing reviews. I live in a remote rural area that I love, much of which is illiterate unfortunately. So to have literate friends who know me well enough so that we may further expand our already reasonably literate interests is my hope. After 3 1/2 years at Goodreads, my Friends list has remained under 20 people intentionally. I certainly don't mind others who "Facebook" frequently or who may seem to collect friends; that is unquestionably their perogative of expression. But I know enough of internet marketing and snooping to value and protect my own online privacy. I feel that Facebook is not a friend to our privacy.
I value my Goodreads Friends; and will likely stay active in the short term, at least--this is because of my friends there. But I would very much like to understand LibraryThing better. I hope I am welcome, considering my "tainted" past.
Welcome, pajarita. I'm not one of the many long-termers here, having joined less than a year ago, so I'm still learning my way around. So far I like it for just the reasons you said. (I didn't care much for Goodreads, which I tried briefly and later abandoned.) I've followed excellent recommendations and made much use of the resources here, and they have led me to some great reading discoveries.
Of course you're welcome. We have many happy communities that will bloat your wishlist and TBR (To Be Read) lists in no time. Look around the Groups for ones that appeal to you.
Lots of friendly people here!
Since I joined one of the challenge groups most of my reading has been inspired by LT and I've found a lot of new authors and some really great books.
My heart and soul reside in rural New Mexico. See you there in a few weeks.
Thank you all. I feel welcome.
I am still navigating and learning the LibraryThing Cloud software; so my reading lists are skewed by my arrangements and rearrangements. It will take time to "move in".
Collectorator, the weather here--between Santa Fe and Taos--has improved considerably this past week. Its not so smoky and windy as before from the big fire in central Arizona. So far (knock on wood) there's not been a big fire here this summer. We are grateful. My heart and soul and body are very happy to be here. Retired to social security poverty; but living in my spiritual paradise. I am happy and grateful to whatever Her name is who runs this life up there in those clouds.
I reside down in the southeast, pajarita. Sacramento Mountains, Lincoln National Forest. I have been summering there since I was about ten, so over 40 years now!! This year we will be work-work-working on our land, clearing downed trees and brush from the fire in 1999 - i think it was. We lost our cabin that year, and it is sorely missed. But the Magic of the place continues. I can see the map of it in my mind as easily as the lines in my palm.
I'm all geared up with a new red wheelbarrow and gloves. The men will will cut the trees into manageable chunks and us girls will haul into the gullies. There's really nothing I would rather do. :)
Sounds like a whole lot of hot,sweaty fun. I'm reasonably familiar with the Lincoln Forest and the Sacramento Mountains--about the same climate and temperatures as where I live. You guys did get schorched in 1999!
Yep. clear the under-growth; and slow the erosion down.
I see you like vintage children's lit. This ain't vintage but people I admire are saying "Un Lun Dun" by China Miéville is really cool.
Yes, vintage children's lit. Especially stories about forest animals. I am still really twelve years old.
It's going to be 101 here today, but 85 in my mountains. Hurry July.
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MERRIMACK -- A power outage at Merrimack High School is forcing students to go home early on Wednesday.
Students are being released at 9:30 a.m. because of the electrical outage, which is being addressed by Public Service of New Hampshire, according to a Nixle alert.
There is no emergency at the school. Crews anticipate it will take about three hours to repair the electrical problem, according to the notice.


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Pavers over railroad ties
I currently have some railroad ties as stairs leading up to a walk way on the front of my house (roughly 9 steps). When these get wet they are extremely slippery. I would like to remove them and put in some paver stairs.
A couple people mentioned I should build on top of the railroad ties and not remove them, which I'm a little skeptical of doing. If I leave the railroad ties down, is it possible to place pavers on top of them? I'm concerned the tred and risers will get thrown off if I do this, especially leading up to the walk way. Would pavers even hold properly over the railroad ties? The railroad ties do seem pretty settled.
Part of me would like to rip them out completely and just put in pavers. Any ideas or thoughts?
It sounds like a big mistake.
Pavers require a uniform base and it seems the RR ties would provide support, but other areas would be inadequate.
Pavers are stable surface system and not "patch" cover.
Even if not showing, those RR ties are rotting. Get rid of them but do not underestimate what that might mean if you wait much longer. They are environmental nightmares. The sooner they off your property the better.
And, indeed, pavers need a stable base.
Call in a landscape designer or landscape architect to help with this. You will be pleasantly surprised that they are affordable. They may save you a chunk on materials too.
Hey guys, thanks for the quick responses. I think you helped me finalize my decision. As I mentioned in my original post, I was hesitant about leaving the railroad ties down and going over them.
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UC San Diego Knocks Off Dowling, 13-1
May 27, 2009
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CARY, N.C. – Trevor Decker tossed a complete game three-hitter and nationally top-ranked UC San Diego used six consecutive two-out singles in a six-run sixth inning to break away from a one-run lead for a 13-1 victory over No. 21 Dowling in an elimination game at the 2009 NCAA Division II Baseball National Finals Wednesday at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C. Josh Tanner and Garrett Imeson paced UC San Diego's 23-hit attack with four hits apiece as every Triton starter had at least one hit. Daniel Pembroke's fourth-inning home run accounted for Dowling's lone run.
UC San Diego faces unbeaten Emporia State Thursday at 3 p.m. in a semifinal round game. Dowling, which defeated UC San Diego 3-1 Sunday in the first round, is eliminated from the championship.
UC San Diego (41-14) led 2-1 when Robert Sedin was hit by a pitch to lead off the top of the sixth. After a fly out, Dowling catcher David Wendt threw out Sedin attempting to steal second to empty the bases with two outs. But Kellen Lee drew a walk and the Triton hit parade began.
Tim Mort singled to left and after a Dowling pitching change, Lee came home on leadoff batter Vance Albitz's single to center. Josh Tanner singled home a run and advanced to second when Albitz beat the throw to third. Garrett Imeson beat out an infield single and Albitz scored to extend the Tritons' lead to 5-1.
Brandon Gregorich and Evan Kehoe followed with rbi-singles and Gregorich scored on a wild pitch to give UC San Diego an 8-1 lead. Albitz and Imeson added run-scoring singles in the seventh as the Tritons became the first team in this year's National Finals to reach the 10-run mark. Lee singled in a run in the eighth and Gregorich's rbi-double triggered a two-run ninth inning.
The Tritons took an early 1-0 lead as Kehoe doubled down the right field line with one out in the top of the second and advanced to third on a wild pitch. Matt Cantele singled to right one out later to drive in Kehoe.
Cantele contributed to another Triton run in the top of the fourth, belting a one-out double to advance Sedin to third. Sedin scored on Lee's sacrifice fly to make it a 2-0 game.
Dowling (35-18) got on the scoreboard with two outs in the bottom of the fourth as Pembroke drove the first pitch he saw over the left field fence to pull the Golden Lions within a run. The home run was the fourth of the year for Pembroke and the ninth overall for Dowling, whose region uses wood bats instead of aluminum bats.
Decker (10-2) used a double play in the second inning and struck out the side in the third before losing his shutout bid in the fourth. After giving up the home run, Decker retired the next 10 batters and faced the minimum the rest of the way. A double play ball offset Taylor Bargiacchi's leadoff single in the eighth.
Dowling had reached double digits in hits in each of its first two games at the National Finals. The Golden Lions' three hits matched the total UC San Diego was held to in their first round game.
UC San Diego surpassed its own single-game highs for most runs and hits at this year's National Finals. The Tritons scored eight runs on 14 hits Tuesday against West Chester.
Wednesday's win assures UC San Diego of finishing in the top four. The Tritons must beat Emporia State twice to reach the championship game. If UC San Diego defeats Emporia State Thursday, the two teams will meet again Friday in an elimination game.
"I thought that was a pretty complete game. We put it all together today. We kind of got things started yesterday. As simple as this may sound, we try to be a solid pitching team with solid at bats." - UC San Diego head coach Dan O'Brien
"I think the biggest thing is, we didn't look at this as an elimination game. We didn't wake up this morning and say, 'We might lose today.'" - UC San Diego shortstop Vance Albitz
"That definitely helped my confidence. I don't do that very often." - UC San Diego pitcher Trevor Decker on striking out the side in the third inning
"Everyone's feeling is that we got to get right back here. Let's get ourselves ready for fall, get stronger in the weight room. The ultimate goal is to be here again next year, but a lot goes into that. There are no guarantees. The 24 returning student-athletes will have a taste of this and want to be back. We're extremely proud of what we've done this season, being here and fighting like heck. I can't be more proud of the group or the program. We won't walk out of here with our heads down." - Dowling head coach Chris Celano
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On Saturday night, Barry Bonds on a 2-1 count, hit an outside pitch 386 feet off the upper deck and into the stands for career home run number 755. He moved into a tie with Hank Aaron for the most home runs ever hit by a single player. What an amazing career this man has had. In my mind he is a first ballot hall of famer, steroid era and all. When looking at Bonds' career, he holds so many MLB records it's hard not to imagine him being inducted into Cooperstown. In my opinion, he's the greatest baseball player to ever put on a uniform…period!
Here's a list of some of the all-time records Bonds holds:
To me, the last one is the most telling of all…
Here's a list of some of the single season records Bonds holds:
As you can see, Bonds has had an amazing career. It seems like every time I watch a Giants game I hear about some other record he's obtained. Obviously, I didn't list them all, but just some of the more important ones. He is for sure, the greatest player ever.
clearly you're not an educated baseball man – going by numbers and records only one will come close to calculating the greatest player but numbers are not the end all be all. you're also completely discounting pitchers. are they not 'players' of the game. Babe Ruth had so much more of an impact in the game than Bonds. Bonds has never hit more home runs than entire teams and Ruth did it regularly. Ruth was also a fantiastic PITCHER! He was dominant at every part of the game he attempted. and HELLO – if you know anything about growth hormones and steroids and what a person looks like when he or she has taken them then you would know that Bonds has. you're a complete moron and I can't think that you even believe what you are claiming but are instead trying to get a rise out of people and more traffic to your site. which in the case of myself it worked so way to go.
Numbers don't lie. I have followed baseball since I was 7 years old (Watching Will Clark make pitchers look silly) and I must say that I have never seen a player do the things that Barry Lamar Bonds has done. Like him or not folks – NUMBERS DON'T LIE!!
PS- While i was writing this comment, he just put 435 feet between himself and the ball… 756!
I agree that Bonds is the greatest to put on a uniform. Babe
Ruth did not compete against black players.
As for steroids don't blame bonds blame th players union for blocking action. If the players really cared they would have walked Bonds to keep him from getting the record. He is already theleader in walks and intentional walks
Don't forget his failed test for methamphetamine too. T
hat just makes him even more better doesn't it?
[...] Barry Bonds asked the federal judge in charge of his perjury case to dismiss it today, arguing the indictment is "scattershot" and noted for its "striking inartfulness." This gives us an inside look at how his lawyers are beginning to outline and defend their client. The attorneys said that the questions asked by prosecutors during Bonds' December 2003 grand jury appearance were vague, ambiguous and confusing. The lawyers asked that the case be thrown out on the grounds that he couldn't have been lying when the questions asked of him did not allow a concise response. [...]


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Will these product and licensing changes from Microsoft affect you?
You probably heard Microsoft is buying LinkedIn. But have you heard about MPSA's evolution and the licensing changes for Windows Server 2016 and Office 365 (O365)?
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HC Child Welfare Board recognizes local dentist
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ATHENS–Henderson County Child Welfare Board chairman Justin Weiner presented a local Athens dentist with a certificate of appreciation for going above and beyond to help a foster child.
Dr. Brandon Allen, of Crestway Park Dental, volunteered his time and services removing braces for a Henderson County foster child. The work had been overlooked for years and was costly.
"The spirit and will of the citizens in our county never cease to amaze me," Weiner said. "People like Dr. Allen, who are willing to volunteer their time and services to help children, are a true testament to the compassion our county has for its children."
"We will never stop supporting and protecting each of these children, who have endured and survived so much," Weiner added.
The Henderson County Child Welfare Board's mission is to support a network of volunteers and Child Protective Services workers who are concerned with the welfare of children, especially those suffering from sexual violence, physical violence, and neglect.
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Skiing and Mountain Vacation Reservations in Red River, New Mexico. This townhouse is in an ideal location for skiing and enjoying the Town of Red River, located in the center of Town, right next to the ski lift.
If Claimjumper 8 is booked, or if you have a smaller group and like what you see, the owners of Claimjumper 8 also own Casa Nueva #6, which is VRBO listing #360307.
At the end of the forty minute drive from Taos, you will enjoy skiing in season, hiking, trout fishing, and four wheeling in summer.
The Town of Red River is located in the middle of the Carson National Forest with hiking trails leading, among other places, up to Wheeler Peak, the highest point in New Mexico. The Red River Ski Area offers snow skiing and snowboarding beginning on the Thanksgiving holidays and continuing through spring break. Even when the natural snow is not as plentiful, the Red River Ski Area has the best snow making in the State of New Mexico. Red River is just a fun town and is great for families. There is wonderful shopping and galleries, nice restaurants, and even places to two-step.
Claimjumper 8 has room for twelve guests! This three bedroom, two and a half bath townhouse sleeps twelve. Highlights include new furnishings, new decor, full kitchen, woodburning fireplace, wireless internet, and a washer/dryer in the unit. Sleeping accommodations include the master bedroom, featuring a King bed and private bath. The second bedroom has a King-size bed. The loft contains two Queen beds and twin-size bunk beds. A Queen sofa-sleeper is located in the living room.
What else is special about this townhouse rental? You will be staying at the base of the ski lift for skiing in the winter. This Claim Jumper Townhouse has a spectacular view of the ski area from every window and balcony, and is located on the river, and next to the fishing pond, both of which are stocked with trout for the summer. The townhouse is located in the center of town near dining and shopping. Art lovers will enjoy the numerous art galleries in both Red River and Taos, just forty minutes away.
Throughout the year you will have great fun watching the torchlight parade during ski season, and enjoying Mardi Gras in the Mountains during February, the Fine Art and Wine Festival in June, the 4th of July Parade, the Hot Chili Days, Cool Mountain Nights celebration in August, Aspencade Arts & Crafts Festival in September, and Oktoberfest in October.
The Visitors Center in Town Hall has some excellent material about the hiking trails and other enjoyable diversions in and around Red River.
The Red River Community House organizes guided hikes along with other activities. Some of these include very enjoyable tales about the history of Red River, and can be especially helpful for those who are not familiar with the mountain trails.
Hiking is generally much better in the mornings when the sun is shining, before the afternoon showers come in. Usually, the earlier, the better. It is always nice to hike around the Middle Fork area, and on the Goose Creek Trail. Middle Fork is a beautiful lake, and it is possible to hike up to Wheeler Peak from there, if you know where you are going. At the end of town, there is a nice hike from the Ditch Cabin site up to Sawmill Park which is a beautiful meadow. Mallette Park is a good place to take the kids for a picnic, or to play on the playground equipment or to even play tennis, disc golf, or a game of hoops. The lift is open during the summer as well as during ski season and there is a disc golf course on top of the ski mountain.
Questa is a short 12 mile drive, and from there, there is a road heading up to Cabresto Lake. There is a beautiful trail up behind that Lake, which goes up to Heart Lake (a gradual climb of a few miles), where you can look over onto the Latir Lakes. You can also drive up to the Midnight meadows and mines on the same road which runs from Questa to Cabresto. Just keep going. Then, you can go back to Red River on the road which goes over the mountains and comes out through Mallette Park back in the center of Red River.
The Valle Vidal runs from Costilla to Cimarron and is spectacular country.
The Wild Rivers Gorge is just north of Questa. It has some great views of and hikes into the Rio Grande Gorge. This is overlooked by most visitors, and it should not be missed.
At the east end of town, there is a Red River history museum in the Little Red School House. The library next door also has an excellent display of the history of Red River with some old photographs. The library offers a very nice selection of both DVD and VHS movies which may be borrowed, as well as books for those who are looking for something to read. Be sure to check when the Library is open.
Make your reservations now! For more information about Claimjumper #8, or about Red River, including reservations and bookings, call Josh at the phone numbers below.
Keywords: Townhouse. Next to ski lift, Red River Ski Area, fishing pond, stream, and near galleries, shopping, restaurants, entertainment, hiking trails, and four wheel drive trails. Close views of mountains and ski area. Townhouse overlooks fishing pond.
Vicky and Josh Harrison visiting Lucerne, Switzerland in August of 2008. Vicky is a landscape, wildlife, and portrait artist. Josh is an attorney practicing commercial law in The Woodlands, Texas.
Josh Harrison purchased this townhome in 2003
Vicky and her family have been coming to Red River since the 1950's. Red River is like a second home to us. We particularly love the friendliness of the Town, walking to the nearby shops and galleries, as well as hiking in the mountains. We also enjoy just being there, whether we are out and about, or just hanging around the townhouse.
This townhouse is unique in that it is an end unit, which overlooks the fishing pond. And, because it is located on the end, the interior is brighter due to the additional windows on the side facing the pond, enabling guests to enjoy the outdoor scenery from inside as well as from the porches and balconies. There are spectacular views of the 'Face' and the rest of the mountain without ever leaving the unit.
This was our first time traveling to Red River, NM! We had a group of 8 co-workers and rented this condo for a week in February. It was absolutely perfect and accommodated all 8 of us comfortably! This condo has the perfect location...we were able to walk to the ski slopes daily, walk to dinner, the store, and pretty much anything in town! Deer and other wild life would walk right up to the condo parking lot every evening...so amazing! We would definitely rent this condo again..the owner always responded quickly and we had no trouble checking in and out. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us, looking forward to another ski vacation in Red River!
This was the fourth time we've taken a family trip to Red River with our three sons (now aged 16, 20 & 22). We've always stayed in the Oro Fino addition before but wanted to be in town this time. The minute we walked into this condo my husband and sons all declared it to be the best rental we've had in Red River. The loft had two queen sized beds so the 16 & 20 year olds shared it and used the bunk beds for their suitcases since they never use a dresser to unpack. There was plenty of closet and dresser space for those of us who chose to actually unpack. The kitchen had the best selection of pots and pans, baking dishes, etc. of any place we've stayed. There was a Crock Pot as well as 4-slice toaster, coffee maker, blender & can opener. There was more that enough silverware and dishes. We had a fire in the fireplace every evening and several mornings. The furniture, carpet and even the walls have been updated. No paneling here! We never touched the thermostat (had the main floor windows open every day and the loft window was open all night, as well) but I don't think the heat or air was turned on. The cool mornings and evenings just gave us an excuse to build a fire. The side windows look out on the fishing pond and there were people fishing by 6 am every morning. You might think that all that activity would be noisy but it wasn't. We had two different sets of neighbors in the unit next door but never heard anything other that the front door or vehicles coming and going. The lack of noise from the adjoining unit was a wonderful surprise. The walk to shopping was so short that after arriving on Saturday, we only used the vehicle to drive up to Bob Cat Pass for 4-wheeling and the Cowboy Dinner or up into the mountains to picnic until Friday evening when it was raining. The grocery store is maybe two blocks away and we were able to walk wherever we wanted to go. If you are skiing, it is less than a block to the Silver Lift. That's a great trail if you're up to the hike (I made it over 1/3 of the way before coming back down due to the storm rolling in). This was a great condo in a great location. We'll definitely stay here when we visit Red River in the future!
Been visiting Red River for a long time! Casa 6 is incredible! Nice, clean & quiet! Live there if I could!
The cabin is beautifully furnished; very quaint, but modern. My wife and friends and I really enjoyed our stay. Red River is a great little mountain village. From the cabin, we were able to walk to all the restaurants and shops in town as well as some hiking trails and a disc golf course.
We drove 5-10 minutes to a trail head and hiked to about 13,000 ft to Lost Lake and back in about 7 hours. We really enjoyed our stay!
This was our second time to enjoy this lovely, cozy home perched right at the base of the mountain and overlooking a pristine pond just a few feet outside the front door! The property is always well maintained, clean and not lacking in any amenity. The owners of this wonderfully located condo have seen to every detail. The kitchen is well equipped and the bedrooms and living area are comfy, comfy! You walk out the front door to the base of the moountain and ski lift. Sit out on the glider swing with your glass of wine and enjoy the fishermen bringing in their catch! It is also conveniently located to the center of the charming little town of Red River - no need to get in the car! We would recommend this lovely end unit condo to couples or families - works well for both situations.
We have stayed at Claimjumper 8 several times and it is always wonderful. The condo is updated, cozy, and very roomy. Being on the end of the condo unit makes the rooms light and airy, and all with great views of the mountains. TVs on all three levels are perfect for a family to enjoy different entertainment in the evening. The location is ideal for skiing, hiking and fishing. Hiking is our favorite. We will come back as many times as we can.
Hiking is generally much better in the mornings when the sun is shining, before the afternoon showers come in. Usually, the earlier, the better. It is always nice to hike around the Middle Fork area, and on the Goose Creek Trail. Middle Fork is a beautiful lake, and it is possible to hike up to Wheeler Peak from there, if you know where you are going. There is a nice hike from the Ditch Cabin site up to Sawmill Park which is a beautiful meadow. Mallette Park is a good place to take the kids. In the mornings, when I am in Red River, I like to walk across the Face at the base of the lift and then go along the stream. The lift is open during the summer as well as during ski season. You can drive over to Questa and then up to Cabresto Lake, and there is a beautiful trail up behind that Lake, which goes up to Heart Lake (a gradual climb of a few miles), where you can look over onto the Latir Lakes. You can also drive up to the Midnight meadows and mines on the road which runs from Questa to Cabresto. Just keep going. Then, you can come back through the road which comes back to Red River on the Mallette Park road.
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The nightly rate is for 6 adults and there is a $10 per night charge for each additional adult. Holiday and spring break rates are higher. The Christmas holiday rate for 2017-2018 is $495 per night, plus taxes and fees. The tax rate is currently 13.9% and then there is a processing fee of 3.6%, for the 17.5% added. Rates are subject to change until the reservation is confirmed.


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South Shore Furniture Little Treasures Night Table Add country style to your bedroom with South Shore Furnitures Little Treasures. Finished in Country Pine with gender neutral style, this kids bedroom furniture set matches any decor. Little Treasures has smart glide drawers with soft closing rubber mechanisms and a child friendly safety catch. This collection features wooden knobs and rounded corners for safety. Made from recycled composite wood, South Shore Furniture is built for strength and durability.This clever Little Treasures Night Table is fashionably functional. It features a drawer and open storage bin for books and toys. The profiled edges on the top and front of drawer give a softer look to this country style stand.


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These mini scones were inspired by the pastry case at Starbucks, where they always have a tray of Petite Vanilla Bean Scones set out. These scones are very small, each less than 1/4 the size of their full sized counterparts, so they appeal to coffee lovers looking for a small (and inexpensive) sweet treat. I make scones at home on a regular basis, so I ... Read More »
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Blackberry Scones
Berries are always a nice addition to scones, because even the most buttery scones can be a little bit dry (hence the popularity of clotted cream and other spreads as condiments) and berries add a punch of flavor as well as a little bit more moisture to every bite of an otherwise buttery scone. This recipe for Blackberry Scones starts out with a basic vanilla ... Read More »
Maple Oat Scones
Maple syrup is a great ingredient to work with. It can finish off a stack of pancakes or waffles at breakfast and it can also serve as part of the glaze or marinade for a chicken or pork dish at dinner. It can lend a great flavor to baked goods, as well, and these Maple Oat Scones are a perfect example. You might not think ... Read More »
Chai Spice Scones with Candied Ginger
I have always been a fan of chai teas and often use the warm and spicy flavors found in masala chai for for inspiration when I'm looking for a way to spice things up in baking. Chai Snickerdoodles, for instance, are a favorite variation on classic snickerdoodles in my kitchen. These scones are loaded with chai spices and have a very warm, satisfying flavor as ... Read More »
Rice Krispies Treats Scones
I have a hard time resisting Rice Krispies Treats. I don't mean the prepackaged kind that taste rather flat – I mean the simple, homemade kind that are made simply with butter, puffed rice cereal and marshmallows. There is something about those crispy, buttery bars that is almost irresistible – especially when they're freshly made and still slightly warm – and I can see the ... Read More »
Cookies n' Cream Scones
I really enjoyed the Chocolate Chip Cookie Scones that I made not too long ago, so I was inspired to do another cookie-meets-scone merger starting with an entirely different type of cookie: Oreos (or other similar sandwich cookies). These cookies find their way into all kinds of other desserts, from ice creams to cakes to give them a cookies n' cream flavor that is so ... Read More »
Chocolate Chip Cookie Scones
Scones are usually during at breakfast or brunch, and turn up again during afternoon tea. But there is no reason to relegates scones to these two categories when they can make perfectly good dessert treats, as well. To hammer this point home, I gave these scones a dessert twist by mixing in pieces of chocolate chip cookies – kind of like chocolate chip cookie dough ... Read More »
Lemon Blueberry Scones
Lemon and blueberry is a great combination in baked goods because the two flavors compliment each other very well. The lemon seems to bring out an extra sweetness in the blueberries, which are sweet on their own but don't have the tart aspect to them that other berries, such as raspberries, can have to set off their flavor. Lemon and blueberry often meet in a ... Read More »


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CANADA STOCKS-TSX declines after Greek election results
* TSX down 51.66 points, or 0.35 percent, at 14,725.67
* Six of the 10 main index sectors decline
* Gold miners slip after bullion eases on Greek vote
By John Tilak
TORONTO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday on anxiety spurred by the victory of the leftist Syriza party in the Greek election and by Syriza's demands for a restructuring of the country's international debt.
Greek leftist leader Alexis Tsipras was sworn in on Monday as the prime minister of a new anti-bailout government and promised that the austerity imposed by international creditors for the past five years is over.
The benchmark TSX's decline came after a week in which it recorded its biggest gain in six weeks.
"We're going to see more volatility," said John Stephenson, president of Stephenson & Co Capital Management. "Uncertainty is what markets hate, and clearly we have uncertainty right now and that's likely to persist."
He said he was more bullish about U.S. stocks than Canadian equities as the outlook looked negative for Canada. Continued...


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"I got to see everything, all the facilities and the stadium were real nice," Antoine said. "Kolby Listenbee was my host and he was real cool, we hit it off. I loved everything about the visit and I saw what I needed to see."
Antoine enjoyed everything about his and the only thing missing from his trip to Ft. Worth was an offer from the Frogs. But, that could change in the next 24-48 hours.
"They told me they would let me know tomorrow if they're offering me," Antoine said. "If they offer, I'm going to commit."
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Spitzer's call girl could parlay infamy into payday
By Emily Chasan
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The $1,000-an-hour prostitute reportedly hired by New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer may soon make much more than that, turning her 15 minutes of infamy into a tidy sum of money.
Since 22-year-old Ashley Alexandra Dupre was identified by The New York Times late on Wednesday as the governor's paramour, the prostitute and aspiring singer's songs have become the most popular downloads on a music-sharing Web site and at least one magazine is prepared to pay her for a nude photo spread.
Proving the adage there's no such thing as bad publicity, Hustler publisher Larry Flynt told the Access Hollywood television program on Friday that he plans to offer Dupre $1 million to pose nude in his magazine.
Earlier this week, the woman told the Times she was worried about paying her rent this month after the escort service she worked for was shut down by federal officials.
The newspaper reported Spitzer was heard on a federal wiretap last month arranging a tryst with a prostitute called "Kristen," whom the paper identified as Dupre.
Spitzer resigned on Wednesday and apologized for his "private failings," but did not refer specifically to the report.
According to Dupre's MySpace page (www.myspace.com/ninavenetta), she left home at 17 and moved to New York, where she is trying to pursue a music career.
Her R&B- and pop-tinged songs "What We Want" and "Move Ya Body" are ranked as the two best-selling songs on the AimeStreet.com music sharing Web site. Continued...


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Historic maps of Stoke St Michael and the local area, hand-drawn by Ordnance Survey cartographers and Samuel Lewis.
Browse 24 photo books on Stoke St Michael and the surrounding area.
We used to stay at Three Ashes, Stoke Hill with my grandparents most summers in the fifties. They were called Moore. My mother (now deceased) was called Enid Moore and was brought up by her grandparents, John Moore a quarryman and his wife (I do not know her first name). Her mother was called Edith Florence May ...Read full memory
I had a friend in the late 1960s whose father, Henry Taylor, came from this village. The pair of us drove down from Leeds in an old mini-van and stopped with his grand-parents for a couple of week. We really enjoyed it and spent quite a bit of time in Knatchbull Arms! I remember he also had an auntie Shirley (his dad's ...Read full memory


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By Chris Harris
Tomas Rosicky says Arsenal are back on "the right path" as they step up their quest for the title this weekend.
Arsène Wenger's side saw their Premier League hopes dented by three successive draws either side of the recent international break but goals from Abou Diaby, Emmanuel Eboue and Robin van Persie secured a 3-1 win at Blackpool last weekend.
Arsenal's title challenge will surely be defined by the forthcoming run of three games in seven days, starting with the visit of Liverpool to Emirates Stadium on Sunday. And Rosicky believes the squad is back in good heart after a difficult period.
"Yes I think so, we didn't have a good spell even though we were unbeaten because we didn't win for two or three games," he told Arsenal.com at the Junior Gunners Player Forum.
"We badly needed the three points from Blackpool and I think we are on the right path again. We have a huge week in front of us and we have to be successful.
"It's very important for us to be relaxed in these games. If you are relaxed you can express yourself the best so I hope that's what we will show on Sunday. Liverpool have played some good football recently and it will be a very interesting match."
Rosicky was an unused substitute at Bloomfield Road last Sunday but he knows that the whole squad will have to contribute if Arsenal are to overhaul Manchester United in the race for the Premier League crown.
"Yes, definitely," he said. "We have a lot of injured players back so the whole squad will be back together again and it's very important to go into the final sprint with the whole squad."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source