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Dr. Arthur Grossman has retired from Western Washington Medical Group's Department of Family Medicine. Grossman is a well-known family doctor and biking enthusiast who plans to ride 13,000 miles this year. Grossman began his family practice at Everett Family Medicine in 1977.
Prime Pacific Bank, with branches in Lynnwood, Kenmore and Mill Creek, has promoted Chuck Dodd to the position of chief credit officer. Dodd joined Prime Pacific Bank in 2003 and has served as a commercial credit officer, special asset officer and has assisted in credit administration.
W.S. "Buzz" Rodland of Rodland Toyota-Scion in Everett was named 2013-14 president of the Washington State Auto Dealers Association at the organization's annual convention last month. He previously served on the WSADA board of directors and executive committee and is past chairman of the American International Automobile Dealers Association.
Joseph Williams, a Microsoft executive and former professor at Colorado State University, has been named the dean of Seattle Pacific University's School of Business and Economics. He succeeds Jeffrey Van Duzer, who was named provost at SPU in November after serving 11 years as dean of the School of Business and Economics.
Monroe-based Canyon Creek Cabinet Co. has announced the appointment of Dean Clapp as regional manager for Northern California sales. Clapp has more than 20 years of experience in the cabinet industry. For the past 12 years, he has been a rep for a national custom cabinet manufacturer and was based in the Denver area.
Reid Middleton, an Everett-based engineering, planning and surveying firm, has hired Mike Yeoman as survey director and Katie Maurer and Kenneth O'Neill as designers in the Everett office. The company has also promoted Erik Bishop to project engineer in the Everett office.
Rachael Cooper of Lake Stevens has been named one of 10 inaugural recipients selected by the Vidal Sassoon Professional Beauty Education Scholarship Program in a national scholarship competition. The scholarship will cover 50 percent of Cooper's tuition at Northwest Hair Academy in Everett.
Chermak Construction of Edmonds was honored as one of Seattle's Best 100 Places to Work. The firm also took home state and regional awards from the Building Association of America and the Master Builders of King &Snohomish Counties. Projects were recognized in the Bath Excellence, Kitchen Excellence and Major Remodel Partial House categories.
Four drivers representing FedEx Corp. operating companies placed among the top finishers at the 2013 Washington State Truck Driving Championship recently held in Kent. Bob Hinds, owner of RR Ground Home at the FedEx Ground station in Everett, captured his second state title in three years with a win in the Step Van Class.
For the third year in a row, The Everett Clinic has been named to the list of 100 Best Companies to Work For by Seattle Business magazine. The clinic was recognized for workplace environment, corporate culture and leadership. It ranked 17, up from 18 last year, in the large company category.
BioLife Solutions, a Bothell-based developer, manufacturer and marketer of proprietary clinical grade hypothermic storage and cryopreservation freeze media for cells and tissues, also has been named as one of the best places to work in Washington by Seattle Business magazine.
Everett-based Origin East West Marketing announced that the president of the company, David Cook, has received an award from the Vermont Association of Broadcasters. It was for creative copywriting of a radio commercial for an insurance company.
Kirkland's AAOA Healthcare has been named to the 100 Best Companies to Work For list, complied by Seattle Business magazine. AAOA Healthcare is the association health plan sponsored by the Affiliated Associations of America.
Good deeds
On June 19, the Snohomish Community Food Bank welcomed eight employees from Liberty Mutual Insurance's Seattle office who came to paint the south entry to the building, which doubles as the produce room. The Liberty Mutual employees who volunteered participated through the company's annual Serve with Liberty campaign.
The Mukilteo Food Bank says it is now 2,520 pounds of food heavier and many dollars richer thanks to Mukilteo QFC and Albertsons shoppers who donated and to broker volunteers who offered their time and effort for Windermere's Community Service Day. The Food Bank also thanks Albertsons, QFC, Opus Bank and Starbucks for continued support.
Canyon Creek Cabinet Co. has partnered with Recycled Playtime, a Monroe–based company that provides children's play kitchens made of repurposed furniture pieces, recycled wood and other materials. Canyon Creek will donate scrap plywood to build the kitchens and to recycle wood waste.
Sound Community Foundation has approved grants for the Sequim Operetta Booster Club, Gay City Health Project, Family Law Court Appointed Special Advocates, Boys &Girls Club of the North Olympic Peninsula, YMCA, Plus One Foundation and a scholarship for the Young Leaders Conference. Sound Community Bank is in King, Pierce, Snohomish and Clallam counties.
Local businesses, including independent insurance agency McClain Insurance Services, are sponsoring Everett's Independence Day festivities and fireworks. McClain Insurance is also a sponsor of the popular Cinema Under the Stars summer outdoor movie series at Thornton A. Sullivan Park near Silver Lake in south Everett.
More than a dozen Puget Sound-area Ford businesses are hosting events in which local food trucks compete in taste tests, while Ford vehicles challenge rivals in competitive test drives. On Tuesday, Bickford Motors in Snohomish will host a competition between food trucks My Chef Lynn and Sound Bite. Harris Ford in Lynnwood will host Happy Grillmore vs. Streetzeria on July 12.
The BehrPro Experience Tour will be stopping in Everett on July 8. The tour is showcasing the company's products and offering tips for local professionals at Home Depot stores across the country. There will be a community barbecue and promotions.
Snohomish County Human Resources Association's monthly meeting is 7:30 to 9 a.m. on July 11. Chapter meetings bring together local HR professionals throughout the Snohomish County and adjoining areas. Monthly meetings are held at the Holiday Inn at 3105 Pine St. in Everett.
The Port of Everett's Port Report International Trade Reception, with optional free Summer Harbor Cruise, is from 5 to 7 p.m. on July 11 at the Waterfront Center, 1205 Craftsman Way in Everett. Cost is $25 for Economic Alliance Snohomish County investors, $30 for non-investors. You must come to the event to participate in the cruise. More information is at www.economicalliancesc.org.
Wine, work, fun, networking and a live band are scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. on July 18 at the Port Gardner Bay Winery at 2802 Rockefeller Ave. in Everett. Display tables are available for $20. Participants should bring business cards. Please RSVP to Trina at 360-668-0350.
The Edmonds Community College Foundation's 23rd annual Golf Classic is to be held Sept. 23 at the Seattle Golf Club. Last year, the tournament raised more than $58,000, providing vital support to the college. Registration prices will increase after July 8. Register by Sept. 2 at www.edcc.edu/foundation or call 425-640-1274.
Classes, workshops and webinars
Join Agility Recovery and the U.S. Small Business Administration for an online discussion of how to protect your business before a disaster strikes. The Top 5 Risks for Business Disasters in America event is from 11 a.m. to noon PDT on July 9. Space is limited. Register at www1.gotomeeting.com/register/934008056. To learn more, visit www.sba.gov/disaster.
A workshop to gain hands-on experience preparing a responsive government bid is scheduled for July 17. It's sponsored by the Washington Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), Economic Alliance Snohomish County and Shorebird Creative. The event will be from from 8 a.m. to noon in the Vega Training Room at the alliance at 728 134th St., Suite 128, in Everett. Register online at washingtonptac.org/events-workshops. For more information, contact Jean Hales at 425-248-4223 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Final repairs to the Port of Everett bio-swale will require the closure of the Pigeon Creek Public Access Trail that runs behind the port's shipping terminals. The trail will be closed through Wednesday. It will reopen for the July 4 holiday weekend but will close again July 8-12.
Thursday is one of six major holidays on which Community Transit does not operate. There will be no bus or DART paratransit service. The RideStore and Customer Service will be closed. All services will resume regular schedules on Friday.
Everett Grocery Outlet store is kicking off of the third annual Independence from Hunger food drive. During July, the store is encouraging customers to donate food and cash to support the Salt of the Earth Food Bank. Over the past two years, more than $500,000 has been raised in cash, gift cards and food donations companywide.
New lights at Everett Civic Auditorium are estimated to save $7,517 per year and 81,956 kilowatt hours per year. The Snohomish County Public Utility District reimbursed the Everett Public Schools, which owns the auditorium, almost $10,000 for the cost of the project because the new light-emitting diode bulbs will save energy.
The Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs' Hero 2 Hired program will be present at the Arlington Fly-In on July 12 to 13 with its Mobile Job Store operation. The Hero 2 Hired program is a program to address the unique employment challenges facing members of the Guard and Reserve.
The City of Monroe is seeking members to serve on the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee for 2013-14. Applicants must be either a representative of the hotel-motel business required to collect the lodging tax or involved in activities authorized to be funded by revenue received from the lodging tax. Contact Jeff Sax at firstname.lastname@example.com or 360-863-4521. Deadline is July 10.
The Edmonds City Council is seeking applicants interested in serving on the city's Economic Development Commission. Interested individuals may apply at www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards-and-commissions.html. You can also pick up an application at the reception desk in the lobby of City Hall or call 425-771-0247 for an application to be mailed or emailed. Applications must be submitted by July 23.
The Northwest Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has received a $1,000 grant to supplement its annual scholarship program. The grant will enable the Chapter to make up to $2,000 in scholarships available this year. The grant is from the National AIA.
Members of the Washington congressional delegation urged the U.S. Small Business Administration to approve the state's request for Economic Injury Disaster Loans for businesses affected by the I-5 Skagit River bridge collapse. Economic Injury Disaster Loans help businesses cover uninsured expenses and financial obligations after a disaster.
The state Department of Labor and Industries is promoting two programs: Stay at Work and File Fast. Stay at Work reimburses qualified employers half an injured worker's base wages when he or she is given a light-duty or transitional job during recovery. FileFast is replacing the paper process and can improve claim receipts. For more information, go to www.WorkingSolutions.Lni.wa.gov.
State regulators have approved a multi-year rate plan for Puget Sound Energy that will raise electric and gas rates beginning July 1 but limit increases for the next three to four years. The newly approved rates will generate $52.3 million of additional revenue for PSE's electric operations and $9.1 million for natural gas operations.
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text: Radar is reporting that former Beverly Hills Real Housewife Taylor Armstrong is getting married this weekend to that lawyer she is on Couple's Therapy with. It's kind of interesting that just as the show is ending she is getting married and hopes to sell photos of the wedding to a tabloid. All just coincidence I'm sure. She probably was hoping Bravo would give her some kind of wedding show or special but that didn't happen. It was a little over two years ago that Taylor's husband committed suicide. Taylor and her husband plan on living in Colorado which must just kill her unless she thinks they are going to have a Denver franchise of the show. Taylor assumed that offers would come pouring in for her to appear in other reality shows after the VH-1 show began airing but it just hasn't happened.

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Big Digging: Now Obama's Embrace Of Derrick Bell Means He Might Be Anti-Semitic
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Team Breitbart is out with yet another post attacking President Obama over his connection to late Harvard law professor Derrick Bell, this time claiming that Bell "promulgat[ed] ... antisemitic conspiracy theories," which might have led Obama to embrace Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and call him a "friend."
Not surprisingly, this latest attempt by the Breitbart team to gin up outrage over Bell, a respected academic, falls as flat as the rest. From Big Journalism (emphasis in original):
Let's be honest about Bell's promulgation of antisemitic conspiracy theories and let's be honest about what it might have to do with Obama's embrace of the Islamist, antisemitic conspiracy theorist Prime Minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who the President described as, a "friend and colleague. We find ourselves in frequent agreement upon a wide range of issues."
The suggestion that Obama's comments about Erdogan reveal latent anti-Semitism is outrageous. Turkey is a NATO ally of the United States that has supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. In September 2011, the United States and Turkey reached an agreement that allows for the U.S. to install a "sophisticated American radar system" in Turkey as part of the NATO missile defense shield designed to protect "Europe against a potential Iranian missile attack."
And if that's not enough, Obama isn't the first president to call Erdogan a friend.
When Erdogan visited the White House in October 2006, President Bush said, "I consider the Prime Minister a friend and a man of peace, and I welcome him." And in November 2007, Bush said of Erdogan:
Mr. Prime Minister, welcome back to the Oval Office. As usual, we had a very constructive conversation. Turkey is a strategic partner and strong ally of America. I value our friendship at the state level, at the personal level.
Perhaps Team Breitbart should start digging around for Bush's connections to Derrick Bell.
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Please read the legal notice included in this e-book and/or check the copyright status in your country.
This first collection by award-winning author Kelly Link, takes fairy tales and cautionary tales, dictators and extraterrestrials, amnesiacs and honeymooners, revenants and readers alike, on a voyage into new, strange, and wonderful territory. The girl detective must go to the underworld to solve the case of the tap-dancing bank robbers. A librarian falls in love with a girl whose father collects artificial noses. A dead man posts letters home to his estranged wife.… (more)
Use the ePub file if you have a PRS-505 or 700. Tried the PDF though and it's not corrupted, probably an error while you downloaded the file.
I tried the PDF and The Sony Reader and neither worked. It says Not a PDF, file corrupt????
Language: English
Published in: 2001
Word count: 81,992 words (≈ about 5 hours)
Source: http://www.kellylink.net
Copyright: Please read the legal notice included in this e-book and/or check the copyright status in your country.
Many fantasy writers are releasing part of their works under a Creative Commons license. If you'd like to discover new writers, and you're interested...


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How to Opt Out of Anyone on Google+ Landing in Your Gmail Inbox
Google is rolling out changes to Gmail and Google+ that gives anyone using Gmail the ability to send you an email without knowing your email address. The change is turned on by default.
Since Google way back when converted its generic user accounts into Google+ accounts, anyone using Gmail also has a Google+ account. (A small group of longtime Gmail account holders have ignored Google's messaging and were never upgraded.) As of right now, you can't sign up for Gmail without creating a Google+ account or vice versa.
If you are added to someone's Google+ "circle" of contacts on the social network, that person will be able to send you a Gmail message by simply entering your name — regardless of whether you follow them on the service. Your email address is hidden until you respond to the message. Google says the change should make it easier for people to reach those they already know.
Google is automatically opting all Gmail customers into the system — but there is a way to opt yourself out. Here's how to do it:
The Gmail change is rolling out over several couple days. You'll get an email message like the one below from the Gmail team. The subject will be "Gmail Update: Reach more people you know."
After you get this message, you'll be able to opt out by going into your Gmail settings menu, which can be accessed by clicking on the sprocket icon in the upper right corner. Click the sprocket, then select "settings." (The bottom of the email, in an area talking about how to control the change, includes a shortcut into settings.)
Once in the settings menu, you'll want to scroll down a to a section called "Email via Google+."
By default, Email via Google+ will be set to "Anyone on Google+."
If you want to opt out of all this, change the setting to "No one."
Once you've done that, don't forget to scroll down to the bottom of this page and select "Save Changes." If you don't do this, you'll remain on the default settings.
That's it.
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text: NAME gauss - An analytical solution for two-dimensional ground-water solute transport in an infinite-width system with uniform flow and a solute source having a gaussian concentration distribution ABSTRACT The program GAUSS computes the analytical solution to the two- dimensional solute-transport equation for an infinite-width system with a solute source having a gaussian concentration distribution. METHOD The computer program calculates the concentration for the two- dimensional system based on the equation given in Wexler (1992a, p. 38). The concentration can be calculated for different times and spatial locations. HISTORY Version 1.1 1996/04/03 - Code restructuring and clean up: use of consistent spacing; use of upper and lower case variable names; statement labels renumbered; comment statements altered to be consistent; use of Hollerinth data in FORMAT statements removed; all variables and routines declared; duplicate code placed in new routines; interactive prompting for graphics output devices added. Bug fixed in contour routine related to contours at the left edge of the plot. Version 1.0 1990/04/03 - Initial published version. DATA REQUIREMENTS The program requires data on advective velocity, dispersion coefficient, spatial information, temporal information, and boundary concentrations. Optional data may include a first-order solute- decay coefficient. OUTPUT OPTIONS Output is the calculated concentrations at specified points in time and space. A plotting option exists to view the output as graphs. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS pgm_name is written in Fortran 77 with the following extensions: use of include files and reference to compiler-dependent system date and time routines. The program requires the file glq.pts (provided), which contains normalized roots and weights of the Legendre polynomials. A script program is provided to facilitate connection of the program with the glq.pts file. Graphics are coded using Computer Associates' DISSPLA library references. Generally, the program is easily installed on most computer systems that have access to the DISSPLA graphics library. Alternatively, graphics can be disabled and data can be easily extracted from the program output and plotted using graphic presentation programs. The code has been used on UNIX-based computers. DOCUMENTATION Wexler, E.J., 1992a, Analytical solutions for one-, two-, and three- dimensional solute transport in ground-water systems with uniform flow: U.S. Geological Survey Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations, book 3, chap. B7, 190 p. Wexler, E.J., 1992b, Analytical solutions for one-, two-, and three- dimensional solute transport in ground-water systems with uniform flow -- Supplemental Report: Source codes for computer programs and sample data sets: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 92-78, 3 p., 1 computer diskette. TRAINING Some of the programs are introduced in the class Ground-Water Solute-Transport Concepts for Field Investigations (GW2005TC), offered annually at the USGS National Training Center. CONTACTS Operation: U.S. Geological Survey Office of Ground Water Thomas E. Reilly 411 National Center Reston, VA 20192 email@example.com Distribution: U.S. Geological Survey Hydrologic Analysis Software Support Program 437 National Center Reston, VA 20192 firstname.lastname@example.com Official versions of U.S. Geological Survey water-resources analysis software are available for electronic retrieval via the World Wide Web (WWW) at: http://water.usgs.gov/software/ and via anonymous File Transfer Protocol (FTP) from: water.usgs.gov (path: /pub/software). The WWW page and anonymous FTP directory from which the ANALGWST software can be retrieved are, respectively: http://water.usgs.gov/software/analgwst.html --and-- /pub/software/ground_water/analgwst


text: Hello, I recently downloaded BT3 abd installed it to my USB thumb drive. I also have a Thinkpad T61 that uses the Atheros AR5008 chipset. My problem is this, I find that wireless assistant not to be very reliable in connecting to wireless access points. In other distros of Linux, like Suse, and Fedora, I used network manager to connected very easy to different AP's that used wpa2 encryption. Seeing BT3 uses kde, I would like to use Kdenetwork manager to manage my wireless access points much like I did in the other distros. My question is this, is there any good tuts on how is the best way of installing kdenetwork manager? I have tried downloading the source code for kdenetwork and im in dependenacy hell with it. I tried searching the forums for any information, but only found to posts that just mentioned it briefly but didnt go into details. i know you can set this all up via the shell, but i am at a college campus that has wireless APs all over campus, even in the dorms and having to edit config files everytime I changed AP's would get annoying fast. Hince my need for something like kdenetwork manager that works a whole lot better than wifi assistant or wifi manager... thank you in advance for anyone that might be able to help me or atleast get me started in the correct direction.


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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team got off to a slow start this season, much slower than expected. The Quakers have had 15 days to reflect on that start, work on some things, and start righting the ship. The first test after Penn's fall-term exam period comes on Sunday, when the Red and Blue travel to upstate New York to face Marist.
GAME 9 - PENN (2-6) at MARIST (1-9)
Sunday, Dec. 22, 2013 * 2 p.m.
McCann Arena (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.)
TV: GoRedFoxes.com (there is a fee for this service
Radio: WXPN 88.5 FM (Brian Seltzer, Stan Pawlak)
The Penn-Marist Series
*The Quakers and the Red Foxes are facing each other for the third time, after splitting games during the 2010-11 season and the 2011-12 season.
*The most recent matchup came on Dec. 23, 2011, and ended up as an 84-71 Penn win at The Palestra in Philadelphia.
*The first meeting between these programs took place here in Poughkeepsie on Dec. 29, 2010 and ended as a 66-57 Marist victory.
*With wins already this year against Monmouth and Niagara, Penn is now 22-13 all-time against MAAC schools. The Quakers' next game is also against a MAAC foe, next Sunday at Rider. (Canisius 0-1, Fairfield 0-1, Iona 3-1, Manhattan 7-3, Marist 1-1, Monmouth 5-1, Niagara 1-3, Quinnipiac 2-0, Rider 1-2, Siena 2-0)
Up The Scoring Chart
Senior Miles Jackson-Cartwright has 1,174 points for his career which is 28th in Penn history; Paul Romanczuk (1996-99) is 27th with 1,179 points, while Jeff Neuman (1964-66) is 26th with 1,187 and Matt Langel (19997-00) is 25th with 1,191.
The Quaker Notemeal of Note
*Penn had shot better than 50 percent in two straight games, going a combined 62-of-117 against Niagara (34-62, .548) and Lafayette (28-55, .509), before shooting 33.9 percent (21-62) at Villanova and then 32.8 percent (20-61) vs. Wagner in its most recent game.
*After being outrebounded in each of its first four games, Penn has outrebounded its last four opponents (43-30 vs. Niagara, 33-32 vs. Lafayette, 42-40 vs. Villanova, 44-42 vs. Wagner).
*Penn has had its two worst shooting games of the season in the last two contests (21-62 at Villanova, 20-61 vs. Wagner), but its best shooting performances from beyond the arc (40 percent against both the Wildcats and Seahawks).
*At the other end, Penn has held its last two opponents to just 33.9 percent shooting from the field (Villanova 18-52, Wagner 19-57), and seven of Penn's eight opponents this season have shot below 45 percent against the Quakers.
*Penn is 2-0 on Tuesdays (0-6 all other days) and 2-0 against MAAC schools (0-6 against all others) so far in this young season.
*In Penn's eight games so far, head coach Jerome Allen has played 15 players once this season, 14 players four times, and 13 players twice.
*Penn has four players averaging double figures in scoring, but has not had more than three double-figure scorers in any game so far this season.
*Through the first eight games, four different players have led Penn in scoring (Fran Dougherty, Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Tony Hicks, Darien Nelson-Henry) and all four have had at least one 20-point game.
*After recording 14 rebounds combined in Penn's first four games (3.5 rpg), Dougherty has 37 in the last four contests (9.3 RPG).
*After playing only 19 minutes in Penn's first six games -- just five in the last three games combined -- freshman guard Tony Bagtas has started the last two games and played 72 minutes. He has dished out 17 assists (9 at Villanova, 8 vs. Wagner), scored 14 points (7 against both the Wildcats and Seahawks), and grabbed eight rebounds.
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Straight From The Studio: Jennifer Lopez
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Jennifer Lopez's new album, A.K.A. drops June 17th, and she stopped by the iHeartRadio studios in New York to talk about the new record - her tenth! Find out what J. Lo had to say below.
"You're getting the same girl that you always had... from my very first album," Jennifer tells iHeartRadio. "It's kind of a return to my roots in a way, musically."
She adds, "I have grown. This is my tenth album, I've been through some things, a lot has gone down, and I feel like you're gonna get all that on the album too. Musically, lyrically, vocally... I've grown, and gotten better, and I hope that you guys really enjoy it. I put my heart and soul into this one and I think it's gonna be a good time."
Check out the album's first single, "First Love," below.
On Wednesday morning June 11th, Jennifer uploaded a teaser of another song on the new album, a ballad called "Emotions." Check it out below!
Then on Friday June 13th, JLo unleashed her twerking skills in anticipation of the new album by giving fans three news songs off the Tuesday release. Among them is an homage to her famous backside, a dance track called "Booty." She's posted a short teaser video to go along with the song. "Booty" is expected to be the next single off the album, following up "First Love" and "I Luh Ya Papi." It was produced by Diplo and also features her frequent collaborator Pitbull.
The two other songs now available are "Acting Like That" featuring Iggy Azalea and "Never Satisfied."


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On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 20:50, Eric Chen wrote: > Hello SGI XFS development team member, > > I wanted to be able to integrate file copying with preserving extended > attributes when copying to/from an XFS filesystem. I looked up different > resources and tried out copying over the network in different ways, such as > rcp, rsync, scp, smbfs, nfs. However, none of them support extended > attributes, and extended attributes are lost when the file is copied over to > the destination. > > I came across 'getfattr' and 'setfattr' and those 2 commands seem to > preserve the EA if I first > > 'getfattr -Rd * > save_attr' > then copy the files over > then 'setfattr --restore=save_attr' > > This *seems* to work fine, but since you were listed as the author in the > man pages, I thought you might know more about this. Ideally, I want to > integrate file copying and preserving extended attributes, so I am > attempting to modify the source code so that will be handled. I was hoping > you could give me some more information, such as where I can find the code > for 'getfattr' and 'setfattr' so I could take a look at it and get some idea > from that. I'm not really sure where to get started, so if you have any > suggestions or references to resources that might help me on my way, I would > be very grateful. > > Thanks, > Eric > I think xfsdump/xfsrestore is the only pre-existing mechanism which will preserve them. The cp command on Irix has been extended to copy attributes if the -a option is specified. However, that code is not something we can distribute, Irix cp almost certainly originated in an AT&T code base, plus the attribute calls are different between irix and linux. Steve
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Cut out and replace
Are you tired of looking at that wine stain your brother-in-law so graciously gifted you last Christmas? Before replacing the carpet in the entire room, first try a cookie cutter repair kit. They're available online (search for "cookie cutter carpet tool") and at flooring supply stores. The idea is to cut out the stain from the highly visible area and replace it with a patch from a remnant, a closet or from under the sofa.
An adhesive pad holds the new piece in place. Some adhesive pads require ironing. For a stronger bond, use carpet seam sealer around the perimeter to fuse the backing of the patch to the backing of the surrounding carpet. You can buy seam sealer at home centers.
The kit we tried came with thorough instructions, but here are a few things to keep in mind: You'll need to cut out the stained portion first so you can cut out a replacement piece with an identical pattern. Even if your carpet appears to have no pattern, it does. Before installing the new piece, examine the backing on the carpet. It should look like a grid of sorts (you may have to lift it up a bit). The orientation of the grid on the patch should line up with the surrounding carpet.
Try to clear a path for the cutting knives. The fewer carpet fibers you cut, the better. This is harder to do with looped-pile carpeting like Berber. If you're lucky enough to have a remnant, try a practice run on that. As with most seams in carpeting, it might take a while for the patch to blend in, but it will be less noticeable than the eye-grabbing merlot stain.


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A Dash of Scandal
Jove, Nov 2002, 5.99, 304 pp. ISBN: 0515134015 When Lady Beatrice Talbott tripped over her dog and suffered severe injuries, she sends for her niece Millicent Blair, but not to nurse her back to health. Instead Beatrice assigns Millicent to continue her Lord Truefitt's gossip column in the London Daily Reader. Though she loathes spreading gossip, Millicent would do anything including writing this column for her aunt. Millicent reports that t...
A Hint of Seduction
Berkley, Sep 2004 ISBN: 0425198002 Catherine Reynolds is in London with her much older sister Victoria allegedly seeking a match. But Catherine is really in town to learn the identity of her real father. One of three men rejected by her mother two decades ago is that rogue. Due to a couple of misfortunate incidents, Catherine cons Earl John Fine out of his horse. He already was attracted to her boldness and plans to not only get his steed b...
A Little Mischief
Berkley, Oct 2003, 5.99, 304 pp. ISBN: 0425192776 In her first year among the ton, Isabella Winslowe was a wallflower who watched her vivacious spinster Aunt Pithany stand tall and decided to emulate her beloved relative. In her second season, she becomes a popular figure declining several offers of marriage. However, Isabella noticed other wallflowers and decided to provide encouragement thorough a reading team to help them improve their dynam...
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Allies fight off effort to ban LGBT resource centers
Rep. Wayne Christian, R-Center, lost his fight to ban LGBT resource centers from Texas universities on Thursday night.
Christian had previously been successful in attaching an amendment to the House version of the state budget that would have required schools with LGBT resource centers to equally fund "family and traditional values centers." But the amendment was absent from the Senate version of the bill and is not in the final version of the budget adopted two weeks ago.
Then, on Thursday the House took up the controversial "fiscal matters" bill that, among other things, provides funding for public education in Texas. Christian took this opportunity to offer an amendment to completely ban LGBT resource centers from Texas universities.
When Christian passed his amendment to the budget back in April, it sailed through with no House members speaking in opposition, and only one, Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, asking questions. In contrast, his new amendment met with vocal opposition, as well as a threat to derail the entire fiscal matters bill if the discriminatory language was attached.
Christian began by saying that his original amendment passed with no opposition in the House (in fact, 24 members voted against it), that his new amendment was supported by the Young Conservatives of Texas and that the Texas A&M Student Senate had passed a resolution in support, although he didn't mention that the resolution was vetoed by the Student Body President Jacob Robinson.


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Sunday, November 14, 2010
SEC Has Six Teams in Top 25After one of the least tumultuous weeks of the college football season, the top 10 teams in the latest BCS Standings remain exactly the same. It is the first time in 10 years that the top 10 of the standings have remained the same. The University of Oregon remains No. 1 despite struggling to defeat Cal on the road. Auburn, which clinched the SEC West with a win over Georgia, is No. 2. TCU and Boise State remain No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, but the Broncos closed the gap considerably after a big win over Idaho while the Frogs had a close one with San Diego State. LSU rounds out the top five. The top two teams in the final BCS standings play for the BCS National Championship in Glendale this year.Stanford, which also had a close call on Saturday, is No. 6, while Wisconsin, which tallied an amazing 83 points, is No. 7. Nebraska checks in at No. 8 while Ohio State and Oklahoma State round out the first 10.Making big jumps this week were Virginia Tech and South Carolina. The Hokies went from No. 20 to No. 16 after a win over North Carolina and South Carolina's win over Florida helped them jump from No. 23 to No. 17. Newcomers to the standings this week are Florida State and Miami from the ACC.The Southeastern Conference has six ranked teams total, including four in the top 13. The Big 12 has five ranked teams and the Big Ten adds four teams.
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Takeaway Pizza?
I am currently 18 weeks pregnant and am wondering if you can eat takeaway pizza from Pizza Hut or Eagle Boys or the like?
My concern is obviously the ham, pepperoni etc. However thought it might be okay if it was eaten "hot".
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Hello Mummy142,
Pizza is just fine during pregnancy - can be eaten hot or cold because the ham, pepperoni, ground beef, etc. is pre-cooked before it is even placed on the pizza.
Congratulations on your pregnancy!
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Kate is correct Mummy142. Pizza is fine, hot or cold, since the meat has already been heated. Of course you do not want to eat nothing but takeaway pizza since it is not a particularly healthy option, but I am sure you already know that since you are worrying about this!


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Mark Schauer on Families & Children
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:
Rep. STEVE LYNCH (D, MA-9): This bill takes an important step toward improving the Federal Government's ability to recruit and retain a highly qualified workforce by providing paid parental leave to Federal and Congressional employees for the birth, adoption or placement of a child for foster care, which is a benefit that is extended to many in the private sector in other industrialized countries.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. DARRELL ISSA (R, CA-49): This bill sends the wrong message at the wrong time to working American taxpayers and families that are struggling in difficult times. Our economy is in crisis, and deficits are already soaring. This bill does not have one provision to say if you make $170,000 a year, why do we have to give you this benefit, because you have to choose between feeding your children and being with your children? Certainly not. There are no protections against, in fact, those who do not need this special benefit getting it. There are no safeguards at all. As a matter of fact, this bill envisions the $1 billion over 5 years, swelling to $4 billion over 10 years or more because, in fact, they believe it should be 8 weeks of special leave. Federal employees enjoy one of the highest levels of job security, without a doubt, anywhere in the United States. I would venture to say many of them the highest. More importantly, in good times and bad, they keep their jobs.
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I love the idea of an ice rink outside my Melbourne Museum office window. I really want to try ice-skating at this year's Melbourne Winter Festival (18 August–4 September). Admittedly I haven't skated since my teenage years but it's like riding a bicycle, isn't it?
The subject of ice conjures a range of interesting things, from majestic giant icebergs to the tinkle of ice in your cocktail. So I went looking for things in our collection on the topic of ice.
1. Ice-skating is an energy-efficient way to travel.
I learnt this fascinating factoid at a meeting with my fellow science communication colleagues. As a mode of transport it could only suit the odd Canadian who happens to have a frozen lake between home and work.
This is one of the 420 lantern slides once used by lecturer Walter S. Binks, a popular psychology and vocational guidance lecturer based in Melbourne, Victoria. He lectured throughout Australia in the 1930s and 1940s.
Lantern slide of cartoon sketch of a man ice skating, circa 1930s. (MM 69844)Source: Museum Victoria
Two ice skating ladies happily demonstrating a bandaging technique at the rink, circa 1960s. (MM 054716)Image: Laurie Richards Collectionof Commercial PhotographySource: Museum Victoria
2. Ice has much associated paraphernalia - boxes, buckets, cabinets, chests, cubes, houses, men, picks and tongs.
Before domestic refrigerators there was the ice chest (or cabinet or box). This is an early 20th century Koola cooling chest. The ice was generally placed in the top part, and water was poured onto the insulation panels (often made of things like fur, skin or charcoal ash). In this object the insulation was asbestos! Yikes! The low openings in the cabinet drew in air and this created a cooling effect. All the melted ice was collected in a drip tray underneath.
Koola cooling chest (ST 030419).Image: Charlotte SmithSource: Museum Victoria
Ice blocks for your ice chest used to be delivered by the ice man from the ice house who would lug around the blocks using a pair of these ice tongs.
Ice tongs (ST 026528).Source: Museum Victoria
3. Ice can be a temporary art medium.
This photo is circa 1960s. It depicts two male chefs skilfully carving ice with chisels. They have sculpted a lovely polar bear, a penguin and some seals. But look closely: there is also Venetian gondola and I think there's a punch bowl. Plus you can just make out that the centre piece is a 3D version of the old RACV logo.
Elaborate ice-carving, 1960s (MM 054918).Image: Laurie Richards Collection of Commercial PhotographySource: Museum Victoria
4. There are links between life on earth and my freezer.
Water is one of those rare substances that expand when they solidify. Luckily for freshwater fish, ice therefore floats providing insulation for winter and not a frozen food section.
This picture reminded me of myself pondering the defrosting efficiency of my freezer.
Lantern Slide - Woman in Ice Cave (MM 032537).Source: Museum Victoria
5. Ice is at its best in the form of cream or gelati!
This gelati box is from Taranto's Continental Gelati and Ice Cream Company Pty. Ltd, circa 1962.
Box - Taranto's, 'Three in One', 1962 (SH 000949)Source: Museum Victoria
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A writer asks for help finding love for her mother-in-law.
Dear Miriam,
I'm looking for love for my mother-in-law. What's the best thing for me to do?
Senior Dating
Dear Dating,
Last year, I answered this question from "Foxy Senior," who was looking for love herself. I gave her several suggestions about local events to attend and organizations she could get involved with that were likely to cater to the kinds of people she wanted to meet. You could forward that post to your mother-in-law along with a non-threatening note like, "Thought you would find this interesting." If she doesn't have email, you could print it out and mail it or give it to her.
That's the extent of what I would suggest you do, though, without knowing whether or not your mother-in-law has expressed any interest in finding love. I'm curious about the context in which you either imagine or have solid evidence that she is looking for a relationship. Based on the way your question is phrased, I'm guessing you think that companionship would be good for her and have decided to be proactive. You may be right. However, meddling in the personal lives of one's elders, particularly one's mother-in-law, seems like the exact territory for which the phrase "treading lightly" was coined.
If you want to find a way to start a gentle conversation, say something like, "I've noticed that you've seemed kind of lonely lately. Have you thought about joining any seniors groups to try to make some new friends? I have some ideas if you're interested."
You both may be more comfortable approaching this from the standpoint of making friends rather than finding romance. You could also tell her about a specific event of interest and offer to attend with her. If you're especially close and especially bold, you could ask, "Have you though about getting back into the dating world?" Then listen to her answer and respond accordingly, rather than according to your own agenda.
If, in fact, she has reached out to you to let you know she's interested in dating, you can certainly be more direct. One option is to talk to your friends who have parents around the same age and find out if any of them know older gentlemen who might be up for an introduction. Direct her to any number of online dating sites geared towards seniors and offer to help her set up a profile. Once again, encourage her to attend local events and get involved with her community.
Be there as a sounding board, if she wants it, but don't try to micromanage her experiences. At the end of the day, or, at the end of the date, what really matters, regardless of your age, is feeling loved and supported by the people you already know.
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Much of our national identity has been shaped by happy accident. Case in point: In 1620, Mayflower passengers left England bound for Virginia, but a fluke of fate landed them in Massachusetts. (Learn more about those hardy souls in books from the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants <www.massmayflower.org>.) But whether or not your Bay State ancestors descend from the pilgrims, plenty of fortunate finds await you around every corner.
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The director of the Utah Office of Tourism, Leigh von der Esch, has retired after a long career in state government and promoting Utah tourism.
David Williams, the deputy director of the office, has been appointed acting director.
"Leigh has done much to increase Utah's recognition as a global business destination by launching and promoting the Utah Life Elevated brand and increasing the economic contribution of Utah's $6.8 billion tourism industry," Gov. Gary Herbert said in a statement.
During her tenure, tourism increased from 19 million to more than 22 million visitors, and tourism-related jobs have grown to more than 124,000 positions.
Von der Esch had been managing director of the tourism office since 2005. Before that, she served as director the Utah Film Commission from 1985 to 2005. She has also been the chief administrative officer for the Utah Department of Community and Economic Development, executive director for the Salt Lake City Council and legislative director for a U.S. congressman.
"Leigh's efforts and those of her team have created a lasting legacy and have had a definitive impact in growing tourism throughout the state," said Spencer Eccles, executive director of the Governor's Office of Economic Development.
Earlier this month, the Governor's Office announced that Herbert would be replacing Utah Department of Transportation Director John Njord, Department of Corrections Director Tom Patterson and Department of Public Safety Commissioner Lance Davenport.
His office also announced Insurance Commissioner Neal Gooch and Veterans Affairs Director Terry Schow would be retiring.
The changes were an effort to overhaul the governor's 22-member Cabinet as Herbert enters his first full term as governor.
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About the Dean
Dr. Susan Naramore Maher's appointment as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts began in July 2010. Born in Summit, New Jersey, she spent her formative years in upstate New York near Syracuse. In high school, she was passionate about literature, theater, and crew. She spent many happy hours rowing on Onondaga Lake with her teammates, young women who pioneered an all girls crew club that would eventually become a champion girls team at Liverpool High School.
A New York State Regents Scholar, Dr. Maher chose the University of Albany as her alma mater, where she majored in English and minored in Art and Art History. A memorable junior-year abroad experience at the University of Nottingham, U.K., deepened her appreciation of English literature and propelled her into graduate studies. Receiving a M.A. in 1979 from the University of South Carolina, where she focused on 19th-century British and American literature, Dr. Maher completed her graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1985. Her dissertation, a study of Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe and its permutations through two centuries, allowed her to examine a powerful cultural myth in a cross-generational, trans-Atlantic way. With a minor in Children's Literature, Dr. Maher was able to weave in analysis of Victorian and Edwardian boys' books and popular culture, of ideological constructs of boyhood and masculinity, and of acculturation and Empire.
Dr. Maher delayed entering the fulltime academic workforce to spend time with two young children, son Dana and daughter Anna. In 1991, after a year as Visiting Assistant Professor of English at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), she was offered a tenure-track position that focused on women's literature. By this time, Dr. Maher had become interested in the Plains landscape and culture, as well as women writers from the western United States and Canada. Among the courses that she taught at UNO were Women Writers of the American West, Great Plains Literature, Willa Cather, and 20th-Century Western American Fiction.
While a faculty member at UNO, Dr. Maher twice served as graduate program chair and was nearing completion of a second term as department chair of English when UMD hired her. During nearly twenty years at UNO, Dr. Maher contributed to the Women's Studies Program, the American Democracy Project, and the Service Learning Academy. Her professional work extended into the community as well, where she served on the boards of the Loren Eiseley Society, the Nebraska Center for the Book, the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, the Center for Great Plains Studies, and the Cather Foundation. In 2005, she led the statewide reading of Willa Cather's great novel, My Antonia. A past president of the Western Literature Association (2001), Dr. Maher begins a three-year term as President of the Cather Foundation Board in January 2011.
Dr. Maher has published widely on Great Plains, environmental, and nonfiction writers. She has co-edited collections on essayists John McPhee (2003) and Loren Eiseley (forthcoming 2011) and is completing a book-length study of contemporary Plains essayists from the U.S. and Canada entitled Deep Map Country: The Literary Cartography of the Great Plains. Because her work has required her to go "out in the field," Dr. Maher often combines her love of travel with her professional interest in western American and Canadian spaces and places. An avid cross-country traveler, she and her partner Al try to journey westward as often as they can, usually with grown kids and dogs in tow. Photos from these field trips show Dr. Maher wearing her favorite casual gear: Stetson hat, T-shirt, faded jeans, and cowboy boots.


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Antoninus Pius made a similar establishment for poor girls, which after his consort were called puell Faustinian1101.
My city and country as I am Antoninus, is Rome; as a man, the whole world.
Antoninus Pius died in 161, and Marcus assumed the imperial state.
Antoninus did so, and the Jew at once ran him through with a spear.
The views of Antoninus were adopted; but, in practice, they were overruled by the exigencies of the situation.
Antoninus is meant, as Hadrian was succeeded by Antoninus Pius.
Antoninus Pius, one of the very best of the Roman emperors, when his beloved Faustina died, took a concubine.
A better guardian than Antoninus Pius could not be conceived.
From this time nothing worthy of attention is related, until Antoninus Pius carried on so many wars by his generals.
These are, the pillars of Trajan, of Antoninus, and of Phocas.


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• Complete tinted glass
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The beneficiary of a full 2011 restoration which was completed by Daniel's Hot Rods & Body Shop in Jarrettsville, Maryland, this Texas Mustang wears completely original, rust-free body panels everywhere except its front fenders. Demanding nothing less than perfection, the previous owner purchased the car and upon discovering small, but well-done inner patches, decided to track down NOS replacements. $1,800 later the rolled front fenders you see in these pictures were applied and, along with the doors, hood and trunk, adjusted to better than showroom alignment. Once the panels were aligned to near perfection, a thorough block sanding ensued; and a super slick coat of correct Grabber Blue paint was applied, topped with a trademark flat black rear decklid and spoiler, and detailed with a full set of expertly applied Boss side stripes. The result is an amazing looking, no-questions-asked show car which reflects some of the best design Ford has ever created.
For 1970, the Mustang received a larger body, a more aggressive stance, a wider grille and a variety of performance and decorative options. Top dead center on this car's hood is a silver finned shaker scoop which was actually retrofitted during the recent restoration. Below that scoop, bright stainless trim traces a straight black grille which houses chrome trimmed headlights at the sides of a centered red, white and blue Mustang emblem. At the bottom of that grille, a showroom fresh bumper hangs above an angled chin spoiler which combines with the cars ridged front fenders to create a fierce, hawkish appearance. At the sides of the car, new stainless drip rails sit above excellent looking chrome door handles and body matched racing mirrors; and at the top of the car, factory correct tinted glass is framed by straight stainless trim and cleared by silver stainless wipers. Out back, pristine "Mustang" trunk lettering is centered at the top edge of a flat black rear valence which holds a new chrome fuel filler between clear, segmented tail lights. Below that valence, a second show worthy chrome bumper caps wide-set, chrome trimmed reverse lights and oval stainless exhaust tips.
But hey, never mind all that talk about how pretty the car is, what really matters is under the hood. Completely rebuilt to factory specifications, this numbers matching small block 302 Winsor utilizes a heavy duty block design, original, large port, large valve, free flowing Cleveland heads, a race prepped crank, a solid lifter cam, heavy duty connecting rods, forged pistons and an aluminum intake to create 290 SCCA winning horsepower. At the top of the motor, a Ford Blue ram air induction system feeds a correct Holley 4-barrel carburetor which sits between finned aluminum valve covers. In front of that carburetor, a correct Autolite coil sparks an original distributor, which has now been converted to electronic ignition, and sends power through correct Autolite Radio Resistance plug wires. At the sides of the motor, restored cast iron manifolds send spent gases into a true dual exhaust system; and in front of the motor, a correct satin black radiator sends water through correct hoses and reproduction clamps. As you can probably tell, the block has been properly coated in Ford Blue paint and, from its Autolite Sta-Ful battery and correct Autolite ignition module to its correct and hard to find Autolite electronic RPM limiter and reproduction paper hang tags, comes 100% complete with correct ancillary markings and components.
Naturally, the bottom of this clean Boss 302 has been restored to the same high standards as its exterior and engine compartment. Behind the motor, a completely rebuilt numbers matching Toploader wide ratio 4-speed drives a durable, correctly marked Ford nine inch rear end with streetable 3.50 gears. The car's double A-arm front and solid axle rear suspension have been rebuilt with 100% correctly marked OEM-grade equipment which includes correct, modified front shock towers, staggered rear shocks, correct heavy duty sway bars and new stainless hardware. Braking is handled by correct 11 inch power front discs and power rear drums which receive fluid through new stainless lines, and turning is aided by new power steering which was added during the mechanical restoration. At the center of the car, red floor pans which wear a good amount of black overspray ride above a fresh, mandrel bent dual exhaust system that's complete with an H-pipe crossover and great sounding Flowmaster mufflers. And at the corners of the car, correct 15 inch chrome Magnum 500 wheels wear a new set of F60-15 Firestone Wide Oval tires.
Inside the car, a great looking black vinyl interior combines original pieces with restoration pieces to provide a comfortable, well-designed driving environment. The black vinyl seats are new additions that took the place of correct white Corinthian seats which RK Motors will gladly replace if the new owner desires an authentic look. The dash is loaded with original gauges, which include a factory tachometer, and features wood grain trim that's as vivid and bright as the day the car rolled out of its Texas showroom. A correct Philco AM radio sits in front of the cars chrome Hurst shifter which is topped by a solid Hurst T-handle and housed in a correct wood trimmed console. Like-new carpet covers the floor, a tight headliner stretches across the roof, new door panels occupy the doors, and even the seat belts have been restored to great condition for a fresh and show worthy appearance. Behind the interior, a completely restored trunk includes a correct trunk mat, a correct Spacesaver spare tire and correct trunk lid decals. During the late 60s, Ford definitely had some of the best interior designers in the business, and first-rate Mustang interiors like the one in this 1970 Boss are testament to both the cars staying power and its appeal.
Documentation included with the sale of this awesome Mustang consists of a full Marti Report, a stack of restoration receipts and some photos of the cosmetic restoration.
This 1970 Boss 302 is the perfect car to show and enjoy with no worries. Take care of it, maintain it, keep it looking great and it will easily hold its value while you have fun. A high-winding small block 302 wrapped in some of Fords best styling and covered in killer Grabber Blue paint; what's not to love?
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- Make
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- Model Name
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- Secondary Model
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- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
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- Engine Size
- Engine Number
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- Heads
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- Fuel Specification
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- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
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- Transmission Number
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- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
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- Battery Charger
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- Power Steering
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- 15x7" Chrome Magnum 500
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- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- FlowMaster
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
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Very friendly staff, excellent location in the middle of svolvær and close to "everything". Excellent breakfast, cosy atmosphere. Quiet surroundings.
The location was perfect, near to everything. Friendly staff. The coffee served 24/7 at the lobby was really not tastefull. Coffee-machine change or coffee type change would help.
Great position on an island in the harbour. Within walking distance of town and transport. Helpful front desk. Great breakfast and freely available tea/coffee during the day.Stunning view from our sea view room.Relaxed atmosphere. Absolutely no porblems or complaints but felt that the room was small. And Evening Buffet was only fair value, and lacked cheese.
Easy to find. Very friendly and helpful staff who all spoke English. We only stayed one night and had dinner and breakfast. The food was good and the dining room was pleasant, with a good view across the fjord. Our room was small, but very comfortable and was fine for us. The bed was comfortable. We had a small balcony on which we could sit out also affording views over the fjord and the comings and goings of the boats. The location is quiet. Car parking fine. There was nothing we didn't like and we would happily stay there again.
Good and central situation. Restaurant is giving nicely on the port. Breakfast was ok. Diner buffe is not convincing. Personnel unfriendly, giving no hints for activities. Room too small and wasn't cleaned up correctly. Biggest problem with this hotel is that there are everyday several busses arriving a day, making the buffet overburdened... Once we didn't know where to sit.
It s a very nice choice for Svolvaer. Especially the rooms with the balcony which we enjoyed a lot (wonderful views) and the nice terrace to have breakfast. The rooms are pretty small and what we did not like was the facts that there were two (small) single beds put together (they should advise on the website and booking). You can also hear almost everything from the room next door...
The location was excellent, breakfast was good, the staff and service very nice. The hotel gave us a feeling of relax. Teh room was small and the batthroom small and unmodern.
Although the room was rather small I did not mind because I had a balcony with a view at the sea. Generally the feeling of the hotel was very good although I would not characterize it as cosy hotel. I appreciated very much that they took into consideration my request for sea view
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The excellent breakfast buffet, the beautifull restaurant hall Rooms very little, bathroom not worth the price
Clean and comfortable room. Excellent location. Fine restaurant.
Very comfortable and modern hotel with a spectacular view across the Vestfjorden. Friedly staff, wonderful breakfast and nice, comfy rooms.Perfect location right by the sea in the centre of Svolvær.
The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was fantastic, a very large selection of fresh food a great way to start the day. Our room had a fantastic view of the harbour and surrounding mountain.
Freindly staff, great room, great view, nice design, good location Only one dinnercourse option at the restaurant, the aircondition did'nt work (and it was hot!)
Great location, amazing view, very modern and clean hotel. Price
Room wasclean and location was excellant For the price breakfast was not up to par with many cheaper hotels. Room was too hot when checking in. Temperature control did not work. Fortunately window opened otherwise it would have been unbearable. Suite idea with common area for three rooms is not worth it. Hotel seems new and has teething issues. I would not stay here again.
Location, right at the harbor was absolutely great. The Hotel has a unique concept, where just a few guest rooms share a common area with a living, dining and kitchen area. Awesome views and great design.
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The 10th Annual Miami Short Film Festival honored 12 films during its November 19 Red Carpet Award Ceremony. Worlds Apart received the nod for Best Animation. Cogswell College faculty, David Perry, was on hand to receive the trophy and extend thanks for this recognition of the hard work that went into creating the film.
Part science fiction and part cautionary fairytale, Worlds Apart explores the universal themes of stewardship of nature and the fate of humanity. Worlds Apart asks the question, "Can humanity change its ways and save itself?" The film is a production of the Project X class at Cogswell College. Watch the trailer.
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Apartments allow too much noise in from other units. Residents are allowed to live like they're in a house and Read More not an apartment. Other residents park inconsiderately.
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I love the area and most of my neighbors are great. The staff at the management office is extremely helpful. Read More The only thing I dislike is that the paint chips off of everything - the walls, the trim, the drawers and cabinets in the kitchen. I open a drawer and there are paint chips all over my silverware, which is kind of annoying. However that is very minor and overall, living at Hampton Gardens has been pretty great.
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Why? Me? I don't understand,They pick on me over and over again like that's going to make me change.Seeing me hurt mite cause them satisfaction but would you take it so far that I don't want to breath anymore.Or that I have to hide my bruises from my parents and put on a fake smile but what if I break what if I truly leave will anyone care? Will they feel truly guilty maybe I should have told someone before it got this bad but maybe I can change I can improve my self make me what everyone want's me to be then they will like me and maybe just maybe I'll be okay for once...
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Several KPL staff members attended the last week's annual state conference of the Michigan Library Association. Much of the conference was programs, many led by library staff sharing their experiences and successes with each other. Two KPL library staff presented programs: "Re-Imagining the Circulation Experience" about the redesign of the first floor circulation area at Central Library and "Not Everything Requires a PowerPoint!" with advice on instruction within the library setting. Both were well attended with good feedback from participants.
In addition to the more formal programs, there were many opportunities for informal networking. I talked with directors from other libraries similar to KPL and heard about their budget challenges, an increasing emphasis on early childhood literacy, heavy use of AV materials most everywhere, concern over state funding, and uncertainty about the role of ebooks within libraries and their impact on print.
The theme of the conference was "Yes we can!," an attitude shared by everyone I happened to talk to. We all acknowledge the challenges facing our state and libraries of all types, but we remain determined to listen to our communities and response with the services most needed and wanted. Many libraries, including KPL, have undertaken strategic planning to set priorities that response to community needs.
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DENVER (AP) -- DJ LeMahieu's two-run single broke a tie in a six-run eighth inning, sending the Colorado Rockies to a 10-4 win over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.
LeMahieu finished with three hits, including an RBI double in the sixth that tied the game at 4.
Colorado broke open the game in the eighth with its biggest inning this season. Justin Morneau started the rally with a single off Scott Downs (0-2). The Rockies sent 10 batters to the plate, with LeMahieu coming up with a big hit to center. Pinch-hitter Josh Rutledge and Michael Cuddyer added run-scoring singles, while Carlos Gonzalez hit a two-run double down the line.
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