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The Last Waltz Screening w/ Erin Ivey, Will Rhodes, Michael Kinkaid, Latasha Lee & the Black Ties, Amplified Heat, Jimmie Dale Gilmore
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The Band's Martin Scorsese-directed swan song once again comes to life at the North Door with a locally-sourced recreation of The Last Waltz. The 1978 concert film screens on a 25-foot HD screen as an all-star lineup of Austin musicians including Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Amplified Heat, Latasha Lee & the BlackTies, Michael Kingcaid, Will Rhodes, Erin Ivey and more inhabit the roots rock quintet's legendary Winterland set list. They'll surely remember The Last Waltz's title card: "This film should be played loud!" – Kevin Curtin
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David Schwimmer makes film directing debut
By Kemp Powers
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In 2004 when his hit television comedy "Friends" ended, David Schwimmer longed to direct a feature film, and four years later his debut movie "Run FatBoy Run" finally rolls into theaters on Friday.
Schwimmer, nominated for an Emmy as the quirky Dr. Ross Geller on "Friends," honed his directing skills on stage in Chicago for years and directed several "Friends" episodes.
He was attached to direct "Run FatBoy Run" even before "Friends" left the air but the movie languished with an American production company that was unable to get it off the ground for a variety of reasons.
Still, Schwimmer, 41, stuck by plans to make "Run FatBoy Run" his film-directing debut because, he said, it had a lot of heart.
"I'd been reading a lot of scripts and this was the first one I laughed out loud at throughout. More importantly, I was really moved by the story," he told Reuters.
The comedy revolves around a hapless, overweight security guard named Dennis (Simon Pegg) who abandons his pregnant fiancee Libby (Thandie Newton) at the altar. Realizing his mistake years later, Dennis tries to win back Libby by running in a marathon against her new boyfriend.
At the same time, he is trying to build a relationship with his son, now about 6 years old. Seeing his earnest effort, his friends and family rally around him.
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Make this whimsical dresser a playful part of your child's bedroom decor. Featuring real racing decals and realistic tool chest styling, this dresser will make kids enjoy putting their clothes away. A large interior with a molded-in center shelf provides lots of room for clothes, pants, socks and more. Fixed feet on the bottom that look like wheels add to the fun of this decorative storage piece.
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Love love love this product! However wouldn't consider it a dresser.... we use it for books and play vehicles to "park" in lol my 14 month old loves it!
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My son loved it he uses it to store clothes in top and toys at bottom.-
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
perfect for the race car bed
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do not have any this product is great
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Love the design of the dresser since it matches the decor of the room. Just wish there were more dresser options in this theme.
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Fun toy/tool chest
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Bought for our 16 mo. grandson who's Army Dad is a mechanic, to put his toys in. Fun for dad, granddad and son to put on stickers and put toys in.
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Perfect for our three year old.
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We had a racing car theme for my son's room, and the design fit perfectly. My only wish is that it was a little bigger, so that it could grow with my son as he gets older. Perfect for 2-4 year olds, seems really safe for his age, maybe good for older but I imagine we will need to get more adult furniture in about 2 years.
Tool Chest Dresser
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Very cute for decorative purposes, as well as sturdy. I was disappointed by the amount of space and that there were no drawers or bins. Stickers are not toddler friendly, they peeled them off right away!
this was a great hit at our house.
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We love the looks and quality, however, it would be nice to have some sort of organization inside.
3 year old thinks he's a race car worker
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Matches his race car bed!
Great gift
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I bought this for my son, hes only 27 months old but he loves everything that has to do with cars. He has not yet seen it since its part of his Christmas present. I love that is a heavy duty plastic, we've bought other items with the same material and after one year it still looks new. Easy to assemble other than placing the decals you just need to screw in the wheels that go on the bottom. It's perfect for a little boys room.
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Garbanzo Stew With Peanut Rice (Cooking Light)
READY IN: 35mins
Recipe by LaJuneBug
Posted for safe keeping. Cooking Light published this recipe, crediting Bharti Kirchner. The total cooking time can be consolidated if the rice is started first.
Top Review by VegSocialWorker
Very tasty and quite easy to make. The stew had just the right seasonings in it, though we like our a little hotter and added more chili pepper flakes. I changed the rice just a bit- I used a rice maker and half barley (for my own dietary reasons). Thanks for posting, we liked it.
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Garganzo Stew
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup onion, finely chopped
- 4 cups tomatoes, chopped and seeded (about 1 1/2 lbs)
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 2 (15 1/2 ounce) cans garbanzo beans, drained
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garam masala
- 1⁄4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
Peanut Rice
- 2 1⁄4 cups water
- 1 cup basmati rice, uncooked
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1⁄2 cup dry roasted peanuts
- 1⁄2 cup tiny peas, thawed
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- GARBANZO STEW: Heat olive oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion, and saute 5 minutes or until tender.
- Stir in tomato and next 5 ingredients (tomato through pepper). Cook 8 minutes or until thick, stirring occasionally.
- Stir in garbanzo beans and garam masala for 5 minutes or until thoroughly heated.
- Sprinkle each service with 1 tablespoon cilantro. Serve over peanut rice.
- PEANUT RICE: Bring the water to a boil in a medium saucepan.
- Add rice, salt, and turmeric; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes or until liquid is absorbed.
- Remove from heat; stir in peanuts and peas.


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Candy Crush Saga is a popular distraction for commuters but apparently not a good investment, with shares in the developer behind the hit smartphone game falling as much as 15% on its debut in New York.
London games studio King raised around $500 million selling 22.2 million shares at a price of $22.50 each on Tuesday night. But shares fell as low as $19.08 when King began trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
The fall came despite the fact that the $22.50 a share price was the mid-range of expected valuation. Many market watchers were surprised at the $21 to $24 pricing announced earlier this month, which valued the business at up to $7.5 billion.
King, which has a major office near Tottenham Court Road but is domiciled in Dublin, has had huge success with Facebook and smartphone game Candy Crush Saga, which helped the company make a $568 million profit on revenue of $1.88 billion last year.
But investors have expressed doubt over the longevity of the business, with King admitting in its stock market filing that 78 per cent of all its revenues come from Candy Crush. The filing also revealed that the company's revenue and profit both fell slightly in the fourth quarter of last year.
Comparisons have also been drawn to Zynga, the games developer behind once-popular Facebook game Farmville. Once a dotcom darling that was valued at $7 billion when it floated in 2011, the company's shares collapsed as the popularity of many of its games waned.
Despite its disappointing float, King's listing has minted millions for several UK investors, including chief executive Riccardo Zacconi who retains a 9.5 per cent share of the business.
Book runners JP Morgan, Credit Suisse and Bank of America Merrill Lynch will also have banked millions from the float, with Barclays, Deutsche Bank and RBC Capital Markets also working on the offering.
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The Extinct Dodo
The Dodo, Didus ineptus,
inhabited the islands of Mauritius and Bourbon off Southern
Africa in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar.
Discovered with the islands in the beginning of the 16th Century it
became extinct by the end of the 17th Century.
Wilhelm Kuhnert
Contradicting records left some confusion over
their traits, habits and palatability. Some accounts said they were
fast runners, some said slow and lazy. Skeletal examinations lead some
to believe common illustrations of today are inaccurate. Some believe
it stood taller than depicted
Dodos likely ranged in weight according to seasonal
diets and reproduction periods. They grew to about 50 lbs.
They had a greenish yellow bill, black fluffy down and feathers and
black feet.
Certainly they were eaten as many
wildfowl were then whether tasty or not. They could be
caught by hand, but one had to be careful. Their
enormous, hooked bill could inflict severe injury.
Their call sounded like a gosling.
They had no tongue. A stone could be found in a butchered dodo's
gizzard. They placed a stone the size of a chicken egg next to their
own lone egg (about 3.5 inches in length) in their ground nest.
Introduced pigs, monkeys and rats
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This Dodo skeleton was retrieved
from the mud of a lake in Mauritius. The foot was what remained
after Oxford destroyed most of a moldy, insect infested specimen.
Previously forgotten specimens were discovered in 2005.
This illustration by Roland Savery
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Latoria Headed For Summer Scorcher
Jim Taylor is looking towards a start in the Summer Scorcher in Perth got his talented mare Latoria this New Years Eve.
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[BRAZIL 2014] After Tuesday's match against the USA, Azerbaijan coach Berti Vogts will get to to work for his former player, Jurgen Klinsmann. Vogts, who won the World Cup as a player with West Germany in 1974 and coached Germany to the Euro 1996 title, will head to Europe to begin his work as the USA's super scout for the World Cup.
Here's what Vogts' schedule will be for the next two weeks:
-- He flies back to Germany with Azerbaijan, which has
been training in the Bay Area for the last week, and then heads to Rotterdam for Ghana's match against the Netherlands on Saturday.
-- On Sunday, he'll be in Moenchengladbach, 100 miles
away, for Germany's match against Cameroon.
-- On June 6, Vogts, whose title is special advisor, with be at Gillette Stadium to scout Portugal in its match against Mexico.
The following day, Vogts will hook up with the USA for the finale of its sendoff series against Nigeria in Jacksonville, Fla.
-- But while the USA will then head to Brazil, Vogts will
stay behind for one last scouting mission: Ghana's match against South Korea June 9 in Miami.
World Cup Warmups, Tuesday:
May 27 in San Francisco
USA vs. Azerbaijan
May 27 in Saitama
Japan vs. Cyprus
May 27 in St. Denis
France vs. Norway
Schedule: Complete Pre-World Cup Friendlies
Injury Update
COSTA WAIT. Diego Costa played 15 minutes of Atletico Madrid's La Liga
title-clinching tie with Barcelona. He lasted just nine minutes before going off in Saturday's UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid. And Spain coach Vicente
Del Bosque will have to wait to see if the Brazilian-born Costa, who has been bothered by a hamstring injury, is fit for the World Cup.
That creates a problem for Del Bosque, who
said on Sunday that he would like all of his players to be fit and able to train when he names his final 23-man squad list on June 2.
"The World Cup starts against the Netherlands," the
Spain coach said, "and we want everyone to be ready to go."
World Cup 2014 Squads:
Group A: Brazil (23) | Cameroon (28) | Croatia (30) | *Mexico (23)
Group B: Australia (30) | Chile (30) | Netherlands (30) | Spain (30)
Group C: Colombia (30) | *Greece (23) | Ivory Coast (28) | Japan (23)
Group D: Costa Rica (26) | England (23) | Italy (30) | Uruguay (25)
Group E: Ecuador (24) | *France (23) | Honduras (23) | Switzerland (23)
Group F: *Argentina (26) | Bosnia-Herzegovina (24) | Iran (28) | Nigeria (30)
Group G: Germany (30) | Ghana (26) | *Portugal (23) | *USA (23)
Group H: Algeria (30) | Belgium (24) | Russia (23) | South Korea (23)
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Definition of pedal
1 : a lever pressed by the foot in the playing of a musical instrument (such as an organ or piano)
2 : a foot lever or treadle by which a part is activated in a mechanism a bike's pedals
Origin and Etymology of pedal
Middle French pedale, from Italian, from Latin pedalis, adjective
First Known Use: 1611See Words from the same year
Definition of pedal
1play \ˈpe-dəl also ˈpē-\ : of or relating to the foot
2\ˈpe-dəl\ : of, relating to, or involving a pedal
Origin and Etymology of pedal
Latin pedalis, from ped-, pes
First Known Use: 1618See Words from the same year
Other Anatomy Terms
Definition of pedal
pedallingplay \ˈpe-dəl-iŋ, ˈped-liŋ\
intransitive verb
1 : to ride a bicycle
2 : to use or work a pedal
transitive verb
: to work the pedals of
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He was pedaling as fast as he could.
He pedaled down to the store.
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PEDAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of pedal for English Language Learners
: a flat piece of metal, rubber, etc., that you push with your foot to make a machine move, work, or stop
: a lever on a piano, organ, etc., that you push with your foot to make or change a sound
Definition of pedal for English Language Learners
: to push the pedals of (something, such as a bicycle)
: to ride a bicycle to a particular place
PEDAL Defined for Kids
Definition of pedal for Students
: a lever worked by the foot or feet
Definition of pedal for Students
: to use or work levers with a foot or feet She's learning how to pedal a bicycle.
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: of or relating to the foot
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INDEPENDENCE –– Fort Chiswell's approach at the plate in winning the Mountain Empire District baseball tournament was a proven one. That much is known because it was the same approach Grayson County employed to dominate the district for years – hitting with two strikes.
Clutch hitting carried the Pioneers for the second straight day, this time to a 5-3 win over the season champion Blue Devils in the title game Thursday.
INDEPENDENCE –– Galax's Carahline Stark won the Mountain Empire District girls' tennis singles championship and Grayson County's Laura Shearin and Lucy Phipps claimed the doubles title in the MED tournament recently at Grayson County High School.
Stark defeated Abby Taylor of Narrows 6-0, 6-1 and Anna Turnmire of Grayson County blanked Fort Chiswell's Courtney Robb 6-0, 6-0 in the semifinals. Stark downed Turnmire 6-1, 6-1 for the singles crown.
Amid the backyard barbecues and trips to the beach today, let us not forget the true meaning behind Memorial Day. It's not an excuse for a sale, or the official beginning of summer; nor is it just another day off from work.
Celebrated since May 30, 1868, Memorial Day is a time to remember the men and women who have fought and died for our freedoms, in conflicts throughout history.
INDEPENDENCE –– Grayson County added the Mountain Empire District tournament softball championship to its regular season title, whipping Fort Chiswell 10-0 in five innings Thursday at the Grayson County Rec. Park.
Sarah Eller got it done at the plate and in the pitcher's circle for Grayson County (13-8), which will host a Region C Division 2 quarterfinal game Tuesday. Eller limited the Pioneers (7-11) to two hits in five innings, striking out 10 and walking none.
A driver was injured Friday about 5 p.m. after his vehicle overturned on its
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson County Sheriff's Office Investigators on May 27 arrested Candi Freeman Carico, 37, of 233 Sandalwood Lane on charges of criminal solicitation to commit murder.
Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan said that his office received information about an alleged plot to kill Carico's estranged husband, Tim Carico.
The findings of the investigation were presented to a magistrate in a probable cause hearing and a warrant was issued.
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Q&A: 'Veronica Mars' Creator Rob ThomasBy
In just five days, Rob Thomas convinced 55,500 people to donate $3.6 million to his Kickstarter campaign for a Veronica Mars movie, based on his cult TV series about a teenage private eye that ran for three seasons before it was canceled in 2007. Bloomberg Businessweek caught up with Thomas to discuss Veronica Mars, how to make a low-budget film, and what it's like to ask people for money on the Internet.
I had no idea that I knew so many people who liked Veronica Mars. The fan base seems to have grown since it went off the air.
It's hard to tell. I hear more about it than I did a few years ago, that's for sure. But technology has changed so much that I don't know if there really is more interest, or if the volume of that interest has been turned up because of Twitter. Before Twitter or Facebook, all the fandom that I knew about was anecdotal. Now it's in your face.
You'd tried to get this movie green-lit in the past. Why didn't it work?
Warner Brothers owns Veronica Mars, so I couldn't go out and sell the movie around town. It was either going to be a Warner Brothers movie or it wasn't going to exist. At one point a couple years ago, Joel Silver, who is my partner on the project and who knows much more about getting big studio movies made, said 'Hey Rob, I think there's a window of opportunity. We convinced Warner Brothers do a study on name recognition with a Veronica Mars movie, so come in here with a pitch." Unfortunately, it didn't work out. But had it worked out, we would've been on the bottom-rung budget of a studio movie, which is about $30 million. Frankly, I was nervous about doing a film that expensive because it would've been very challenging to recoup that. I was much more comfortable with a budget of $4 million or something. With that, I know we can be profitable.
Can you even make a movie on such a small budget?
Last year Kristen Bell [who plays the character Veronica Mars] and her husband Dax [Shepard] did Hit and Run. When we talked about the budget price point she said, "We made that for $2 million. And it even had car chases!" So we're going to try to put bit of that production's spirit to it. Kristen and I are working at bargain rates. I'm directing and writing this for the guild minimum. We're trying to keep costs as low as possible and we're just betting on success.
What do you think of the criticism that Warner Brothers is using the public to fund its own project?
Here's the thing: it would be unseemly of us or of Warner Brothers if they were holding Veronica Mars hostage. But this movie wouldn't have happened any other way. For $35, you get a t-shirt, a download of the movie, and a copy of the script. That's a good deal. My wife just got accepted to graduate school at University Texas and I tried to buy her a UT sweatshirt the other week as a sort of "Congratulations, you're back in college!" present. I couldn't find it on its own for less than $35. It seems like a fair price.
The other criticism I hear is that Kickstarter should be about independent filmmakers and we're somehow spoiling the purity of Kickstarter. I'd say that this project has brought more eyes onto Kickstarter. More people's moms now know what it is. Hopefully that will translate into letting indie filmmakers use it to fund projects.
You've been trying to revive this show for six years. Why didn't you give up?
When I was a high school teacher living in Texas, I'd go see a movie or watch a TV show and when it was bad, I'd be so mystified. There's so much talent involved in any one production and there are so many gatekeepers—from editors to directors to studio executives—that I'd wonder, how did something so bad end up on the air? Now that I'm working in the business and I see how it all works, I'm amazed whenever anything can make it on the air without getting spoiled. For us, Veronica Mars was that unspoiled thing. It turned out right. But then we were canceled mid-stream. At the end of season three, the executives told me, 'This season finale might be your last show ever, so if you want to wrap things up nicely, do it now." I didn't want to make it easy for them to cancel us, so I left it unfinished on purpose. For six years, it's been the one thing I've wanted to get back to.
What have you learned from all of this?
I've never tried to raise money on the Internet before. I always just wanted to write and maybe direct. I'm really only interested in that. And yet the business that I'm in has forced me into being a salesman—that's last thing that 17-year-old me would imagine I'd end up being. I'm uncomfortable trying to sell anything, but that's what you're doing every time you walk into a pitch. Kickstarter is a tremendous tool for making that process easier. Thanks to this campaign, I'm going to get to write and direct the thing I care most about creatively in my career. It's well worth the effort. I still can't believe people entered their credit-card numbers on the Internet to fund this thing.


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Rochester N.Y.- A grand jury has indicted the man who last week was paroled from prison, then hours later allegedly raped a teenage girl in downtown Rochester.
Michael Caruthers was indicted on felony rape and criminal sex act charges.
Caruthers was serving a robbery sentence was he was paroled last Friday. The alleged rape happened early Saturday near the Liberty Pole.
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Seoul: North Korea fires 25 rockets
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea fired 25 short-range rockets into the sea off its east coast Sunday in an apparent continuation of protests against ongoing U.S.-South Korean military drills, South Korean officials said.
Such short-range rocket tests are usually considered routine, as opposed to North Korean long-range rocket or nuclear tests, which are internationally condemned as provocations. North Korea has conducted a string of similar short-range launches in recent weeks that have coincided with the annual military drills by allies Washington and Seoul.
On Sunday, North Korea launched 25 rockets with a range of about 44 miles and they landed in international waters off the North's east coast, according to South Korea's Defense Ministry. An investigation on their trajectory showed the rockets are believed to be unguided, old Soviet-developed FROG rockets that North Korea has been possessing since the 1960s, ministry spokesman Kim Min-seok said today.


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[VulnWatch] KSpynix ::: the Unix version of KSpyware? (Proof Of Concept)
From: khaalel (khaalel_at_gmail.com)
Date: 05/06/05
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Date: Fri, 6 May 2005 11:27:58 +0200 To: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com
Since KSpyware was on the net, i received some mails of people who
wanted to know if spywares under Unix systems could be coded. I did
some search on the net to find an unix spyware, but i found nothing.
So i launch my freebsd box and i started to code an unix spyware :
like under windows systems, spywares under Unix systems can be easily
coded but its long (i coded KSpynix during 5 hours) because we have to
find the right conf files.
So KSpynix is only a proof of concept but it work well : i tested it
under FreeBSD 5.3 (like i don't use Linux i can't tell you if all the
code work under Linux but i know it will work well under Gentoo Linux
that use the system of ports like the BSD systems).
For the moment, KSpynix can list all the installed programs, can spy
the web sites the victim visited, can obtain a list of e-mail
adresses, cookies, can hijack Opera's main page and can do the things
you want if the victim have root powers (like copy the /etc/htpasswd
All the glaned informations are put in a repertory, to send the
repertory, the spyware could create a shell script that would use sftp
or other tools.
Well, here is KSpynix's code cource (in Python) :
KSpynix is under GPL so:
"You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Program's source
code as you receive it, in any medium, provided that you conspicuously
and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice
and disclaimer of warranty; keep intact all the notices that refer to
this License and to the absence of any warranty; and give any other
recipients of the Program a copy of this License along with the
Program." BUT DON'T TRY IT ON THE WEB.
- Nzeka Gilbert aka Khaalel
- www.nzeka-labs.com
- Author of the french security book: "La protection des sites
informatique face au hacking".
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Sure... it's wrong, but I have no doubt that it would hold up with the parties responsible.
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Sure... it's wrong, but I have no doubt that it would hold up with the parties responsible.
all I'm saying is that there is legal language available that may protect a person in this situation. there are legal applications regarding discrimination that have nothing to do with race, creed, sexual orientation, religion etc. this isn't about a protected class but rather the potentially selective application of a federal law. the thread was started for a reason. if just one side of a debate is desired, the OP should indicate the kind of comments are wanted.
Who said this woman was anti? She asked him to cover up. For all we know she was carrying concealed as well - would make sense since she goes to strangers houses. Maybe it was just a bit of sage advice because she has seen this situation before and doesn't want it to turn ugly.
I welcome both sides of the debate. Even though I am going to take one action, i welcome the input. Somebody may have thought of something i didnt or have a clearer way of explaining something that i am trying to express to the anti teacher. I asked because i may be in need of help, though i know better than to take legal advice online.
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But I still fail to see why folks do not recommend that this gentleman talk to the principal and see what he feels.
But I still fail to see why some or many folks do not recommend that this gentleman talk to the principal and see what he feels.
I believe the only recommendation that would help you would be that of a lawyer.
Personally, if somebody asked me to give up my rights (whether temporarily or not) while I am on my property (or off for that matter) I would turn it into a conversation and ask them their reasoning behind it so I'm not stuck wondering about it for days.
With all of the hostility and hostile recommendations being bandied about in this thread, I am wondering if you have even considered a non-confrontational means to addressing the problem. By this I mean, when you say you are going to talk to the principle / director, the initial statement included that you were going to "threaten". This has been followed with lots of other talk about refusing service, discrimination, lawyers, and so forth.
One thing is clear, this issue is not about being asked to cover your gun.
In actuality, it is about being asked to cover my gun on private property. I have not entered this head starts bus on any occasion and have been carrying openly whilst meeting this bus for over a year. The school has no right to ask me to do or not do anything that doesnt pertain to my child's education. My handgun, while properly holstered is no more inflammatory to an anti than my DEFEND FREEDOM DEFEAT OBAMA campaign sign on the fence that the bus passes while driving up my driveway. The same slogan is on the back of my truck along with other various NRA affiliated stickers, which will bother antis. Nothing that i do on my property can be of their concern. Regardless of their objection to my personal values and the negative impact it might have on their mood, it does not effect the classroom nor does it coorelate to danger in any way.


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Israel has launched frequent missile attacks against Palestinian targets in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Listing to starboard
My Ericson 32 lists ever so slightly to starboard. Not enough to move the bubble completely out of the hash marks on my level but enough to put it just right up against one of them.
Any idea why? I don't THINK I've got more weight on that side.
It's got to be one of two things, either the meter was not properly installed or there is more weight on the starboard side. Do you have water tanks on both sides, if so is the port one less full than the starboard one? Is your holding tank on the starboard side?
I bet if you did a simple inventory of the major items on each side of the boat you'd be surprised at the results.
My Tartan 28 lists slightly to port. Port side starting in the stern has an anchor and 3 batteries in the cockpit locker. Galley has a 3 burner alcohol stove and oven, and ice box with pop and water in it(sometimes beer:) ). Under the port settee is the 16 gallon fuel tank. Under the starboard quarterberth is misc supplies and spare parts. Under the starboard settee is a 30 gallon water tank(usually empty). And just forward of that is the head. With water in the tank she doesn't list as much, it is clear that most of the heavy stuff is on the port side.
Someday maybe I'll redistribute some of the items that can be moved...not a priority.
If weight is distributed evenly, then perhaps your rig is not balanced correctly - check your stays to determine if the mast is plumb to your keel.
Not uncommon at all for boats to have an inherent list for a variety of reasons. Redistribute what you can and see if that helps. Small differences won't affect sailing performance anyway.
We have a slight list to port and it drives me crazy. Like stated above, everything on our boat is on the port side.
Galley stove w/oven, refridge, & microwave. Than I went and added two additional house batteries. The most convenient spot was in the lazzeret, which of course is on the port side.
I buy a bunch of cases of soda and water and place them on the starboard side (you can substitute beer of course). We drink them as needed and replace when needed, by the time the season ends we are usually back to our original slight list to port.
This helps, but of course it also adds more weight and drag to the boat.
Plumbing, rig, batteries, tankage, the head itself, tool stowage, anchor in well off center, mast not vertical, keel not perfectly plumb and level--or even lopsided after fairing. Could be any of those things and even the hull layup may not have been perfectly symmetrical, boats have been known to carry trim ballast to correct these problems.
I'd agree with the others, check everything from stem to stern to look for things you can shift to trim the boat, and double-check the level itself. From a dingy (so your weight isn't a factor) or the dock, measure from the deck to the waterline and see if the boat is really heeled by that measure. And you can check for a plumb mast by taking a halyard straight down to the deck at the rail/chainplate, and measuring to see if the length is the same to both sides. Or, measure with that same halyard to the water.
No big deal if you have to add trim ballast, but if you don't need it...lighter is faster.<G>
I was on a ship once that always ran with about a degree and a half port list. Seems the old man's shower wouldn't drain for beans unless she carried a slight port list. No big deal-when you're doing 25-30 degree rolls in the N. Atlantic the exact location of even keel is a moot point. Funny thing, her five sister ships didn't have the problem.
Think of it as a plus, when the destination is to windward, time lunch for a starboard tack and be just a tiny bit less heeled while you eat! ;)(I have a port list and can detect a slight difference when sailing)
Also, if your water, fuel and holding tanks are along the centerline, the boat's balance will shift as water, fuel and sewage are added or removed.
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Nori Hand Rolls with Kale and Green Beans
Brown rice replaces the usual white in these fun-to-eat vegetable hand rolls.
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- 3/4 cup short-grain brown rice
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3 tablespoons unseasoned rice vinegar
- Four 8-by-7 1/2-inch sheets of nori (seaweed), halved
- 4 teaspoons wasabi paste
- 16 green beans, blanched
- 8 large kale leaves, stemmed and blanched
- 4 scallions, halved lengthwise
- 1/2 cup low-sodium soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon Asian sesame oil
How to make this recipe
In a small saucepan, cover the rice with 1 1/2 cups of water and bring to a boil. Cover and cook over low heat until the water has been absorbed, about 35 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl and fluff with a fork.
Meanwhile, in a small glass bowl, microwave the sugar and salt with 2 tablespoons of water at high power for 10 seconds, until the sugar is dissolved. Stir in 1 tablespoon of the rice vinegar. Sprinkle the vinegar mixture over the warm rice and stir well.
Lay a nori sheet on a work surface. Spread 1/4 cup of the rice on the bottom half and spread 1/2 teaspoon of wasabi paste over the rice. Top with 2 green beans, 1 kale leaf and a halved scallion. Fold the nori over to form a cone or roll; set on a platter and repeat with the remaining nori and fillings.
In a bowl, stir the soy sauce and sesame oil with the remaining vinegar. Serve the rolls with the dipping sauce.
One Serving 111 cal, 1 gm fat, 0 gm sat fat, 22 gm carb, 2.4 gm fiber.
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As well as the events listed below, there are loads of Carnival parties happening this weekend — warm-up sessions, after-parties and Carnival-themed club nights. Click here to see our selection.
XOYO's Second Birthday
XOYO, Fri Aug 22
It's hard to believe but it's only been two years since Shoreditch mainstay XOYO's big makeover. To celebrate, it's throwing two blockbuster parties on consecutive Fridays, the second of which kicks off the bank holiday weekend. Rinse FM regular Oneman headlines, showcasing his tastes in hip-hop, grime and garage. Joining him are US producer Cashmere Cat and Canadian electronic maestro Ryan Hemsworth.
32-37 Cowper Street, London EC2A 4AP, xoyo.co.uk
The Hydra
Studio Spaces, Aug 22-24
Underground ravers The Hydra are throwing a trio of parties in Wapping across the bank holiday but Friday's showing is arguably the strongest. Detroit techno veteran Carl Craig tops the bill, backed by the host of emerging producers. Room 2 has a more eclectic flavour, with world music pioneer Gilles Peterson in charge and South African house don Black Coffee also performing.
Studio Spaces E1, Unit 2, 110 Pennington Street, E1W 2BB, the-hydra.net
South West Four
Clapham Common, Aug 23-24
Now well established as a mainstay of the bank holiday, this two-day dance festival has more big names than a Greek wedding. The Saturday features heavy-hitters such as Loco Dice, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler and Sasha, as well as a headline set from Paul Kalkbrenner, the German techno whizz's only UK show this year. Sunday sees Deadmau5, Eric Prydz, Maceo Plex and many more take to the stage.
Clapham Common, Windmill Drive, SW4 9DE, southwestfour.com
Troupe Terrace Party
Egg, Sat Aug 23
No bank holiday clubbing guide would be complete without a few good roof parties and it's seasoned underground house and techno promoters Troupe filling the quota on Saturday. Soulful house producer Dennis Ferrer will be on the decks along with Hannah Wants, Applebottom and more.
Egg, 200 York Way, N7 9AX, egglondon.net
Bussey Building Seven Year Anniversary
Bussey Building, Sat Aug 23
Peckham's Bussey Building has become one of London's hottest night spots over the last year or so but the venue, officially known as the CLF Art Café, has been going a lot longer than that. To celebrate seven years in business, founder Jazzheadchronic will be doing what he does best — playing a special five-hour extended set of funk, soul, disco, hip hop and house. Joining him will be Boston funk rockers Bad Rabbits, performing live.
CLF Art Cafe, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4UJ, clfartcafe.org
House of Disco Roof Party
Dalston Roof Park, Sat Aug 23
Another alfresco extravaganza, blog-turned-record label House of Disco are taking over Dalston Roof Park for an all-day blowout. As well as resident House of Disco DJs the organisers are promising a special secret headliner and there'll be a barbecue running throughout the day to keep you fully fuelled. If you have to ask what type of music they'll be playing this probably isn't for you.
18 Ashwin Street, E8 3DL, bootstrapcompany.co.uk/13_dalston_roof_park
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The Book Club, Sat Aug 23
Shoreditch's The Book Club hosts Kiss FM's DJ Swerve and Rob Pursey of Southern Hospitality, the outfit behind hip hop karaoke and monthly blowout the Players Ball. Expect R&B, hip hop, rap and old school classics.
The Book Club, 100-106 Leonard Street, EC2A 4RH, wearetbc.com
CUFF Showcase
Ministry of Sound, Sun Aug 24
French house duo Amine Edge & DANCE take over Ministry of Sound to showcase their new label CUFF. The pair will be spinning their unique blend of hip hop influenced 'G-house', while fellow Frenchmen STUFF and Sirus Hood are also on the bill, along with London-based producer SION.
Ministry of Sound, 103 Gaunt Street, SE1 6DP, ministryofsound.com
Studio 338 and Village Underground, Sun Aug 24
Secretsundaze celebrates its thirteenth year in the business with a marathon 16-hour party over two venues. Part one takes place in Greenwich's Studio 338 and features thoughtful German producer DJ Koze, whose Amygdala album was one of last year's highlights, and Nick Hoppner, the techno-minded resident of Berlin's legendary Panorama Bar. Then the party moves to Shoreditch's Village Underground, where Detroit's Anthony 'Shake' Shakir and 'DJ's DJ' Lawrence will be spinning discs. Secretsundaze founders Giles Smith and James Priestley will take a turn behind the wheels of steel at both legs.
Studio 338, 338 Tunnel Avenue, Boord Street, SE10 0PF and Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, EC2A 3PQ, facebook.com/ssldn
Heaven, Sun Aug 24
Down and dirty label Swamp81 once again takes over Heaven for a bank holiday blowout. Label heavyweights Klose One, Loefah, Mickey Pearce, Paleman and Zed Bias are all on the bill along with many more. If you like raving to minimal bass music, this is a must.
Heaven, The Arches, Villiers Street, WC2N 6NG, heavennightclub-london.com
Gilles Peterson Up on the Roof
Prince of Wales, Sun Aug 24
World music fanatic and Brownswood records founder Gilles Peterson teams up with promoters Up on the Roof for the third year in a row, taking his esoteric and eclectic record collection to the Prince of Wales's rooftop in Brixton. Expect Peterson to showcase the more dance-orientated discs in his prodigious record bag.
Prince of Wales, 467-469 Brixton Road, SW9 8HH, pow-london.com
Best of British Acid House Party
Egg, Sun Aug 24
A slice of the Eighties underground club scene comes to King's Cross, as Egg hosts a marathon Acid House party. A Guy Called Gerald, a veteran of the scene, tops the bill and will also perform as part of his band 808 State. Graeme Park will be representing Manchester's legendary club Fac51 The Hacienda, while Defected Records founder Simon Dunmore will also be spinning.
Egg, 200 York Way, N7 9AX, egglondon.net
House Central London Carnival After Party
Industry LDN, Mon Aug 25
If you've still got some gas in the tank by the time Monday rolls around, head to House Central. The premise is simple – house music all night long – and popular, having sold out for the last three years in a row. There aren't big names on the bill but organises are promising a special guest headliner signed to Jamie Jones' popular Hot Creations label.
Industry LDN, 2 Chesnut Road, N17 9EN, house-central.net/House_Central.html
Cool things to do over the August bank holiday weekend (Aug 22-25)
Cool things to do over the August bank holiday weekend (Aug 22-25)
1/22 Notting Hill Carnival
Notting Hill, Aug 24-25
This world famous Caribbean-flavoured multi-cultural street party always enlivens the August bank holiday weekend. See the streets of west London come alive with vibrant colours, steel bands, the beats of reggae, dub and funk, and the smells of tasty exotic food.
2/22 The Art of Dining presents The Colour Palate
Carousel, Aug 20-Sep 6
The latest iteration of this innovative dining club, which takes as much care over its interior design as its menus, will present a rainbow of surprises at new Marylebone foodie pop-up hub Carousel. Each of the five courses will be themed around a different colour with room decoration to match.
3/22 Lucy
Cinemas Londonwide, from Fri Aug 22
In this fast-paced sci-fi thriller from Leon writer-director Luc Besson, Scarlett Johannson stars as a drug mule who becomes infected by one of the drugs she's carrying, resulting in a sharp increase in her mental and physical capabilities. But left unchecked, these new-found superhuman powers could kill her.
4/22 An Evening With Noel Fielding: Work-in-Progress
Jacksons Lane, Aug 14-16 & 21-23
The Boosh man whose surreal sketch show Luxury Comedy is currently showing on E4, has chosen the tiny Jacksons Lane theatre to try out some new live material. Expect appearances from Fielding's various TV characters, plus animation and music.
Read our interview with Noel Fielding
5/22 The Cornershop
19 Wellington Row, London E2 7BB, until Sun Aug 31
Textiles artist and sewing whizz Lucy Sparrow has taken over a derelict cornershop in Bethnal Green and filled it with over 4,000 grocery goods all hand made from stuffed felt. You can admire and buy life-size cuddly versions of food, toiletries and household products — even the till and the freezers are plush.
6/22 Carnival del Kerb
The Paperworks, Fri Aug 22, 29, Sep 5, 12
For the next four Fridays, street food experts Kerb are putting on a night market, kicking off with a Carnival-flavoured event featuring spicy food and spicier music. Fiery snacks from around the globe come from the likes of Luardos (Mexican), BBQ DRMZ (Fillipino) and Vinn Goute (Creole), and even the doughnuts will be packing some heat, thanks to the ever innovative You Doughnut girls.
7/22 Doctor Who: Deep Breath in cinemas
Cinemas Londonwide, Sat Aug 23
The feature-length first episode of the new series of Doctor Who — the debut of Peter Capaldi as The Doctor — will be broadcast on BBC One on bank holiday Saturday. But for maximum impact, head to your local multiplex to watch it on the big screen among fellow Whovians. There will be a live Q&A with stars from the show at Odeon Leicester Square, which will be beamed via satellite to the other participating cinemas.
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8/22 South West Four
Clapham Common, Aug 23-24
Party animals can spend the bank holiday weekend raving on Clapham Common, where over 80 DJs and electronic acts takeover eight stages with the hottest underground sounds. Acts include Above & Beyond, Fedde Le Grand, US hip-hopper Pusha T, and garage duo Oxide & Neutrino, plus Mike Skinner will go back to back with MJ Cole.
Read our full guide to bank holiday weekend clubs and parties
9/22 Up Hill Down Hall
Tate Modern, Sat Aug 23
Who says a carnival has to be on the streets? The party moves indoors at Tate Modern's Turbine Hall where performances designed by contemporary artists Hew Locke and Marlon Griffiths, an architectural backdrop designed by Gia Wolff and a soundscape by Dubmorphology create an alternative Carnival experience.
Pic: Nigel Howard
10/22 Meantime Brewfest / Camden Town Brewery Tank Party
Old Royal Naval College, Aug 23-25
Camden Town Brewery, Sat Aug 23
Greenwich's independent brewery is once again inviting beer beginners and connoiseurs alilke to sample over 150 craft beers from around the world at this boozy bonanza. It also promises to impart 'the craft beer philosophy', whatever that is. Across town on Saturday, Camden Town Brewery will be pouring pints direct from its tank to be enjoyed in a family-friendly pop-up beer garden with attendant street food.
11/22 The Hydra
Studio Spaces, Aug 22-Dec 13
The Hydra is a many headed beast, a sprawling series of nightlife events slithering into the autumn. It all kicks off this weekend, at a brand new custom-built venue in Wapping, with a trio of club nights curated by Resident Advisor, Ghostly International and Blueprint. Future collaborators include XOYO, Bugged Out and Ninja Tune.
Read our full guide to bank holiday weekend clubs and parties
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12/22 FrightFest
Vue West End, Aug 21-25
The 15th edition of this fantasy and horror film festival will feature sixty-four films, twenty shorts and eleven world premieres showing across five screens. Brace yourself for thrills and chills with films like gritty British supernatural flick The Forgotten, Wes Craven's horror classic A Nightmare on Elm Street, and high profile premieres like Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's comic book sequel Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (pictured), which is also previewing elsewhere in selected London cinemas this weekend.
13/22 Free Prom: Dvořák, Grieg, Bax & Bill Whelan
Royal Albert Hall, Mon Aug 25
This year's crowd-pleasing free Prom is a bank holiday Monday matinee, featuring three of Dvořák's Slavonic Dances, followed by a Grieg piano concerto performed by hot young soloist Zhang Zuo. The concert closes with a new interpretation of Bill Whelan's music from the popular show Riverdance. There are other Proms happening over the whole weekend.
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14/22 Bishop's Park Skate Off
Bishop's Park, Sat Aug 23
The skaters of Bishop's Park in Fulham will be showing off their mad skills at this afternoon of wheelie activity. There will be demos by pro skaters, workshops from Bay Sixty6, live music and a barbecue. The event is free for spectators, but participants will be asked for a donation towards new skateboarding facilities in the park.
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Patrick McAuley
15/22 Serpentine Pavilion / Marina Abramovic
Serpentine Gallery, until Sun Oct 19/Mon Aug 25
Is it an egg? Is it a boulder? Is it a UFO? No, it's this year's Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Chilean architect Smiljan Radić. Climb inside, shelter underneath, and while you're there, check out the final weekend of Marina Abramovic's 512 Hours performance in the adjacent gallery.
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16/22 Imogen Heap's Reverb
Roundhouse, Aug 21-24
Exploratory singer-songwriter Imogen Heap is this year's curator of the Roundhouse's festival of music and technology. She promises and encourages much audience participation — there's a strong programme of talks, workshops and installations to accompany the four live concerts. Imogen herself will be performing, and there will be shows from One Man Band, London Contemporary Orchestra and Joby Burgess.
Read our interview with Imogen Heap
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Fiona Garden
17/22 BBC Good Food Festival
Hampton Court Palace, Aug 23-25
The BBC has enlisted a bunch of its star chefs to appear at this first Good Food Festival. John Torode, Gregg Wallace, Lisa Faulkner (pictured) and Gennaro Contaldo will be giving cooking demos, while artisan food producers and street food vendors serve up summer dishes for alfresco picnicking. There will be family entertainment too, including a kids' cookery school.
18/22 ArcelorMittal Orbit Lates
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Fri Aug 22
Love it or hate it, the ArcelorMittal Orbit — that twisty red sculpture in the Olympic Park — is here to stay, and now it's embracing its after-dark side. This Friday night it will host East London Radio's Bank Holiday Party Starter. The not-for-profit radio station will be broadcasting live from its lofty observation decks, there'll be a licensed bar, grub, and hopefully a beautiful sunset.
19/22 Camden Beach
Roundhouse, until Sat Aug 23
Can't make it out of the city this bank holiday weekend? Get the seaside vibe without have to go near the sea at the Roundhouse's summer pop-up, which boasts deckchairs, beach huts, a bar and a fish restaurant, with end-of-the-pier amusements and entertainment promised.
Read our guide to London's best urban beaches
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Stuart Leech
20/22 Brief Encounter with the London Philharmonic Orchestra
Royal Festival Hall, Aug 15, 22 & 29
The centrepiece of the film strand of the Southbank Centre's Festival of Love are these screenings of David Lean's timeless romantic classic accompanied by live music from the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Arrive early for cocktails in the foyer plus a workshop on how to speak posh like what they do in the film. For film-lovers of a different kind, there's a singalong showing of Dirty Dancing on Saturday August 23.
21/22 Paw Pageant
Old Spitalfields Market, Mon Aug 25
This doggy day out involves pooches of all persuasions parading up and down the 'dogwalk' in the hope of winning prizes in one of six categories, including best dressed and naughtiest dog. There will also be stalls selling treats for man and his best friend, and the whole event is a fundraiser for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.
22/22 Sean Hughes: Work-in-Progress
Soho Theatre, Aug 12-23
While on a break from the national tour of his Penguins show, the rambling Irish comic has slipped in a few low-key dates at the Soho Theatre to try out new material. But he promises to revisit a few familiar gags too.
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actually I JUST picked up my car on the states side yesterday in Santa Barbara, so happy to have a car finally and loving it ^^
I mainly used 7D with 50mm f1.4 or the 17-55mm f2.8. most panos were shot with 10-20 images and processed thru autopano (kickass program btw!). a couple shots were done with my phone tho.. hah. it was too much work to pull out the 7D sometimes :P
I really meant it!! I am a Canon shooter and I use to have the 7D, now I use the 5D Mark III. I mainly use the 16-35mm Mark II and the 70-200 Mark II. I used to love the 10-20mm. Great choice of lenses.
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#1 Nov 10, 2013
This will cost the city 3-5 million to do it right and legally. If they can't go inside and inspect it, then it must be concidered 100% asbestos/mold. The city is BS'ing you if they tell you something else. What a phony article in paper this morning. The writer is another puppet of Palmieris. If you live near there I feel sorry for your health too.
#2 Nov 10, 2013
EPA's Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule (RRP Rule) requires that firms performing renovation, repair, and painting projects that disturb lead-based paint in homes, child care facilities and pre-schools built before 1978 have their firm certified by EPA (or an EPA authorized state), use certified renovators who are trained by EPA-approved training providers and follow lead-safe work practices.
#3 Nov 10, 2013
But remember, this is the city of Utica were talking about. What a fricking disaster this will be. No CDBG money for anybody next year because this will end up costing the city about $3 million. You just watch.
#4 Nov 10, 2013
More than 3 million
#5 Nov 10, 2013
I think you are off by 2 million dollars, City of Utica
leaders are not tell us that cellar is flooded with at least 6 feet of water, Their are 3 500 gallon fuel tanks still with fuel oil in them, well by now or 3 years ago started leaking, fuel oil into basement so everything in that basement is contaminate, so it can not just be pumped down any city sewer drain ( OR WILL IT )
Now lets talk about all the Asbestos that this building has, and the Health and well being of the people who live next to this building and a few blocks all around it.
The city will just wet the building down with a fire hose, and start removing, But if the building is full of asbestos and lead paint, as other parts of this building are disturbed and are not covered in water, asbestos and lead will be come airborne.
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Air toxics regulations under the Clean Air Act specify work practices for asbestos to be followed during demolitions and renovations of all facilities, including, but not limited to, structures, installations, and buildings (excluding residential buildings that have four or fewer dwelling units). The regulations require a thorough inspection where the demolition or renovation operation will occur. The regulations require the owner or the operator of the renovation or demolition operation to notify the appropriate delegated entity (often a state agency) before any demolition, or before any renovations of buildings that contain a certain threshold amount of regulated asbestos-containing material. The rule requires work practice standards that control asbestos emissions. Work practices often involve removing all asbestos-containing materials, adequately wetting all regulated asbestos-containing materials, sealing the material in leak tight containers and disposing of the asbestos-containing waste material as expediently as practicable, as the regulation explains in greater detail.
These work practice standards are designed to minimize the release of asbestos fibers during building demolition or renovation, waste packaging, transportation and disposal.
#6 Nov 10, 2013
Don't they have to get some kind of permit from the state to take a contaminated place like that down? A disaster in the making.
#7 Nov 10, 2013
Sure do
#8 Nov 10, 2013
I'll pay for the whole thing plus put a million bucks in everyone's bank account if you'll please STFU!!
#10 Nov 10, 2013
Sam, I live around the area. Someone saw the tanks being removed. How do you know there are still tanks in there?
#11 Nov 10, 2013
Were all three tanks removed, and next what happen to all the fuel oil that the tanks had in them.tanks may have rotted out and fuel leaked out.
#12 Nov 11, 2013
1. The oil tanks were removed when the school was still in operation
2 The RRP rule does not apply to demolition there are a whole different set of rules for that.
3 The City has obtained a variance from the state on abatement due to the structural problems in the building.
4 Air monitoring will be going on during the whole demolition process
#13 Nov 11, 2013
I hear everyone complaining and I agree it will probably cost a lot more than the city is forecasting, but, what do all you people want the city to do? Just leave it there standing and decaying away? Does anyone have any better ideas what to do with it?
#14 Nov 11, 2013
So everyone that lives around the school should and could get copy of ALL paper work RIGHT !!!!!!!!!! F.O.I.L the city of Utica for ALL paper work People
#15 Nov 11, 2013
i went to that school in the 50s and it was a firetrap then. Couldn't those iron gates and decorative fences be used at the zoo and the brick used for landfill at the Fantasy Harbor project?
#16 Nov 11, 2013
The building should have been demo 8 years ago, The city and Gene Allen and urban renewal thought with GRANT money could be made into low cost housing, so city wasted 40,000 for a company to draw up plans The city had meeting, for peoples input and what will happen and how the school will look. City lied to everyone, So now the city will not follow any of the rules to take this building down, and put everyone heath in danger, They MUST follow all rules taking this building down, Place is filled with Lead base paint, Brick joints have Asbestos fibers City should take this building down but must do it the right way.
#17 Nov 11, 2013
I'm not sure you have your facts straight. The grant was with MHA(Municipal Housing A.) not Urban Renewal. Many residents as well as Gene Allen have been trying to have Roosevelt as well as the James St Theater demo'd for a lot more than 8 yrs. but have been told it would cost too much. Mr. Robert Sullivan was an obstacle to this because rather use the money for art projects.
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#18 Nov 11, 2013
I wonder how many fat, stupid worthless utica city employees and cronies will end up in prison over the asbestos when they start cutting their corners and doing little oootican deals like usual?
#19 Nov 12, 2013
I really don't care what they do as long as the building is gone and I don't have to pay more taxes to do it. They can cut all the corners they want just as long as they get the thing down as cheaply as possible. Why would you people want the city to pay more money? How does that benefit the city taxpayers. I really don't care about asbestos, lead paint, soil contamination etc... Unless the feds are going to come up with the money to remove this building I say take it down as cheaply as possible.
#20 Nov 12, 2013
Because us taxpayers must follow the law if it was our property and the city must too. Duh
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I wonder how many fat, stupid worthless utica city employees and cronies will end up in prison over the asbestos when they start cutting their corners and doing little oootican deals like usual?
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Well I've had a great week, the best was the first part though. Mom found a new 1400 acre off leash dog park. We went everyday. It was a blast running ahead of mom, sniffing around. Although every thirty paces I have to look back and check on mom. And I don't know how she does it, but sometimes she catches up with me, and passes me by, must be those mesmerizing smells distracting me. I met lots of dogs and had a great time greeting them and getting to know them, more interesting smells. I'm not sure I like puppies right now though. They have no decorum, you go up and greet them, following doggie etiquette, and what do they do? They jump all over you. I'll put up with it for a little bit, but after while it's rather annoying. Mom says I used to act like that, but I don't believe her. The first time I had to jump up on mom, a couple of times to tell I was ready to go and getting a little peeved. Now she knows to pay attention, and says lets go if I start looking peeved, and we resume our wonderful explorations. I got lots of treats as mom made me practice recalls, stops and waits in a large distracting space. Not sure why I need to do this. Anyways mom's fixing up her old mountain bike so I can run along side of her. There ton's of hard packed dirt trails, that will be easy my paws.
This weekend was a bummer though. Saturday mom and dad were working in the yard. They took me for several rides, and I was kept busy running back and forth keeping an eye on them. After working hard all day keeping track of them, I patiently waited and waited and waited. 8PM came around. Do you know what they did? They built a fire in the fire pit, sat in their chairs sipping a glass of wine. After all my work and patience, this is my reward? Laying down, relaxing, and listening to them talk and talk. Well, I let them know about it. That I was displeased about not going to my new dog park. I didn't care that it was dark. I have good eyes. It's not my fault that they don't. Every minute to 5 minutes, I'd start whining. Humph I still didn't get my way. They just moved my blankie between them, and told me to lie down. Well I finally gave up, and took a well earned nap. Next weekend, I'll figure out a way to make sure we go.
Where were you born? Forest Grove OR
Where do you live now? Portland OR
What is your favorite store? Anyone that gives me treats
How many toys do you have? A lot, but most of them I snuck outside, so mom has to buy new ones. LOL
Wet or dry food? Dry mixed with wet food.
What is your favorite color? Camo, my human brother is in the Marines
Are you bad when nobody's looking? Oh, yeah, nothing like a 2AM garbage snack if my parents forget to take the kitchen garbage out.
Are you friendly? If mom likes you, I'll probably like you. But sometimes it's not until I've met you the second time that I accept you.
Are you overweight? No. I'm a picky eater, and watch my weight.
Do you eat people food? Whenever I can, which is not as often as I'd like.
Do you eat bugs? I keep trying to catch those pesky flys. I do not like them, especially if they land on my food. OOOOO!
Do you live with other animals? No
Do you like to exercise? I love to run, jump, play tug of war and go for walks. Will swim but its not my favorite activity.
Do you like car rides? Oh Yeah! Especially when I'm given treats when mom stops at a store.
Do you get into stuff? Just the Kitchen garbage.
Do you like to swim? I tolerate it to be with my people. I have to keep track of them and not let them get to far away.
What is your favorite treat? Chicken!
Do you shed? A little
What's the funniest thing you ever did? Hide behind mom, when my human sister tries to give me a piece of banana. She doesn't get it, I don't like bananas or does she?
What's the bravest thing you ever did? a crazy lady was coming in our backyard and mom went out to the street to talk to her, I got out of the fenced backyard and ran circles around mom and the crazy lady snarling and growling to scare off the crazy lady. I do not like that lady.
Are you neutered? Nope, I'm a girl!
Are you a social animal? With some dogs.
Collar or harness? Both. Harness for walks. I have a collar but do not wear it often so my mane does not get messed up.
Retractable or regular leash? Regular.
Ceramic, Metal or Plastic bowls? Metal.
Do you sleep in a crate? Yes, with the door open. I also sleep with Mom and Dad and sometimes my human sister.
Do you have a dog bed? Yes. I have one for inside and one for outside.
Do you have a doghouse? No
Do you belong to any dog clubs? no
How does your owner describe you? Loyal, selectively friendly, once I accept you, I'll try to jump all over you. Funny, very smart and a pretty girl. My human sister says I am goober and neurotic.
Food: Meat, german sausage, cheese, dried turkey patty's, dried sweet potatos
Sleeping spot: I have many. My crate, blankie, Mom's bed, the couch--if I ask for permission.
Walking place: Anywhere
Bone: rarely
Treat: cookies from the pet boutique, dried turkey patties, chicken, cheese
Animal to chase: squirrles, the blue jay that comes in the house and tries to steal my food--its my food.
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Who's you #1 friend: Mom and Dad
#2 friend: My human sister, Uncle Ted and my human brother--I miss him a bunch. Can't wait until he comes home for a visit.
#3 friend: My dad's brother's dog Joey
What's you #1 toy: my tug rope
#2 toy: my stuffed animals
#3 toy: speakee toys and balls
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Been to the beach: Not the ocean beach but I've been to beaches along the Rogue and Sandy rivers
Seen snow: I love chasing snow balls.
Traveled out of your town: yes
Bite a person: never
Been bit BY a person: no
Ate a frog: No, but I helped mom catch a mole and ran around the yard with it before mom made me drop it, and then she killed it and disposed of it. Gees mom made a lot of fuss, while she did that, crying and carrying on like it was a big deal. Talk about no dignity, the neighbor was laughing at her.
Broke a leg or paw: No
Most annoying thing a human can do: Spray water on me. I hate rain and getting sprinkled by garden hoses. And I will not sit or lie down in my pool, not even for chicken.
Most awesome thing a human can do: Rub my belly, give me chicken, take me for a walk or a ride.
Do you wear a collar: Sometimes
If so what color: US Marines Camo with a Marine Corp medallion on it in honor of my human brother.
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I'm a crocheter at heart (don't hate me), and I've just started knitting; I've done a dishcloth. I'd like to make a simple hooded pullover for my son, but I have a quick question before I start.How do I fix that ugly oversized loop at the end of a row? And why does it do that?I really want to stick with knitting until I've mastered it, but its so tempting to just crochet him a sweater instead.Help!
The ugly loop at the end is common, since the stitch isn't connected to anything at one side. You can make a point to pull that stitch very tight and hold the tension on the yarn when you knit your next stitch.
Another way to minimize the loop is to slip the first stitch of every row. This gets the edge stitches knit only every other row (when it's the last stitch) and evens out the edge. When you're doing something that will be seamed later, though, it really doesn't matter since it's never seen again.
Thanks a million. I'm working on the sweater, so it will be seamed.Monica