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The California State University Information Security Policy is published at http://www.calstate.edu/icsuam/sections/8000/. Section 8080 titled "Physical Security" requires that physical areas such as Data Centers must be protected from unauthorized physical access while ensuring that authorized users have appropriate access.
The following Humboldt State University facilities are high security technical areas:
The HSU Data Center (VMH211) is a consolidated server room designed to provide 24/7 operations with redundant environmental, power, physical and network controls for HSU servers which deliver enterprise-wide, mission critical applications, and to protect electronic stores of institutional data which are subject to privacy regulation by CSU, state and federal policies/laws (FERPA, HIPAA, PCI, Graham-Leach-Bliley, et al.).
The Secondary Data Center located in SH005 is equipped with security and environmental controls appropriate for its function as the first backup site for mission critical services.
Core distribution rooms are located in Van Matre Hall, Siemens Hall and the Natural Resources Building. Core distribution rooms may contain campus information technology infrastructure systems, firewalls, campus backbone core switching routers, and telephony equipment including 911 emergency and voice switch systems.
Telecommunications rooms are delimited and are protected areas where data and phone cables within a building or a portion of a building are connected to campus networking equipment. Telecommunications rooms exist in all buildings on campus.
All requests for access to the HSU Data Center and telecommunications areas must be approved by the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or designee. Access will be restricted to specific individuals with job functions related to operating mission critical equipment in the Data Center, core distribution rooms and telecommunications rooms. Job functions eligible for approval are:
The CIO or designee must approve all changes to physical controls such as locks and alarm codes.
The Information Security Officer (ISO) will maintain procedures related to physical security and access to the Data Center, core distribution rooms and telecommunications rooms. Compliance with the following Data Center procedures is required:
Prior to being granted any unrestricted or unescorted physical access, individuals must:
Unauthorized access to locations defined in this policy must be reported to University Police and the Information Security Office.
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I've kind of stayed away from most of the gun threads because I grew up around guns and while they were mostly used for hunting they could also be used for protection. There have been a few times over the years where strangers would come up to my parents house in the middle of the night saying they needed to use the phone for whatever reason. My dad would never open the door, but he'd have his pistol handy.
Anyway, that's really getting away from the point I was trying to make. My parents really do rely on the meat they get from hunting (mostly deer) to make it through the year. My parents are not rich by any means and they do their own butchering. They try to get at least 2 deer for an entire year. This really does help them financially.
How do those who are against guns feel about this?

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The Great PussiniThe Great Pussini (1984) Season 1 Episode 101- Heathcliff Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- 1984
- DiC Entertainment, LBS Communications, McNaught Syndicate
- Telepictures Distribution, Turner Program Services, Inc., Worldvision Enterprises Inc.
- Heathcliff Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Heathcliff, Sonja, Cleo, Iggy, Knuckles, Mugsy, Spike, Grandma, Bush, Raul, Milkman, Fish Market Proprietor.
- Vocal Talent: Mel Blanc (Heathcliff), Marilyn Lightstone (Sonja), Donna Christle (Cleo, Iggy), Derek McGrath (Knuckles, Mugsy, Spike), Ted Ziegler (Grandma), Danny Wells (Bush, Raul), Stanley Jones (Milkman), Danny Mann (Fish Market Proprietor).
- Produced By Jean Chalopin, Denys Heroux.
Associate Producer: Diana Dru Brotsford.
Executive Producers: Jean Chalopin, Andy Heyward, Tetsuo Katayama.
- Animated By Jureo Abe, Seln Okada, Kenichi Adaln, Rasae Otake, Kado Furanoki, Kazuko Shirata, Michi Hinendo, Keiko Skirai, Kung Gen Ho, Chang Chen Tsung, Cheng Yung Chun (Key Animators).
- Written By Ann Elder, Chuck Lorre, Charles Mulholland, Doug Booth, George Hampton, Laura Numeroke, Cynthia Chenault, Jack Hanrahan, Mike O'Mahony, Dan Dalton, Pamela Hickey, Leslie Page, Eliot Dado, Walt Kulmak, Larry Parr, Mike Diman, Drew Lawrence, Bob Rosenfarb, Wilma Fraser, Jim Makichuk, David Schwartz, Evelyn Gabai, Dennys McCoy, Mike Silvann, Mel Gilden, Mike Moore, Bob Wilson.
Head Writer: Alan Swayze.
Based On The Original Strip By: George Gately.
- Edited By Masatoshi Tsurybichi, Torono Takahashi.
- "Heathcliff" Created By: George Gately.
- "Cats and Co." Created By: Jean Chalopin, Bruno Bianchi.
- Developed by: Jean Chalopin.
- Assisted by: Alan Swayze, Chuck Lorre.
- "Cats and Co." Character Designs Developed by: Bruno Bianchi, Christian Choquet, Byron Vaughns.
- Assisted by: Stephan Martiniere, Jean Maxime-Perramon, John Krifcalusi, Kit Harper, Lynne Naylor.
- Art Directors: Mosoro Tatsuke, Kajime Soga.
- Senior Storyboard Artists: Zlatko Grigg, Andrew Knight, David Marshall.
- Storyboards: John Armstrong, Jon Bars, Alex Rami, Glenn Schwartz, Phil Baldont, Glen Hill, Hal Mason, Swinton Scott, Cullen Blaine, Larry Houston, Dan McHugh, Roy Shiszedo, Ken Boyer, Chris Jenkyns, Darryl McNeil, Jim Simon, Marek Buchwald, Victoria Jonson, James Nics, Mike Sanger, Jeff Jones, Rich Chidlaw, Bruce Morris, Dan St. Pierre, Eddie Fitzgerald, Lin Larsen, Floyd Norman, Mike Swanigan, Fernando Gonzalez, Tom Taranowicz, Norm Gottfredson, Jan Green, Alex Lovey, Leonard Anderson, Sean Turner, Gordon Harrison, Mike Maliani, Phil Robinson, Will West, Bob Hawthrope.
- Layouts: Norogu Ferose, Kenji Kodana, Toshimi Suzuki, Toshio Torii.
- Shooting Director: Katschi Misawa.
- Backgrounds: Kazue Ito, Kosyou Ito, Yukidiro Kayamura, Yoshiyuki Ochbia.
- Color Direction: Meiko Hirayama.
- Production Coordination: Shiro Aono, W.R. Kowalchuk Jr., Dick Brown, Victor Villegas, Mitsuya Fujimoto, James Wang.
- Animation Production Manager: Shigeru Akagawa.
- Voice Direction: Marsha Goodman.
- Talent Coordination: Joellyn Marlow.
- Supervising Director: Bruno Bianchi.
- Post Production Supervisor: W.R. Kowalchuck Jr.
- Post Production Services: : Animation City Editorial Services Ltd.
- Sound Editing Supervisor: Terry Burke.
- Music Editing Supervisor: Marty Wereski.
- Re-Recorded at: The Filmhouse Group, Toronto, Canada.
- Re-Recordist: Jack Heeren.
- Sound Editors: Barry Gilmore, Kirk Davies, Mike MacLeherty, Tim Roberts, Arnie Stewart, Karl Zittler.
- Sound Engineering: Michael Cochran.
- Muldoon Operator: Walt Stergeon.
- Animation Coordinator: Don Spencer.
- Animation Directors: Shingo Arani, Shuji Yuchi, Yukaya Ono, Cullen Blaine, Yoshio Karashiwa, Alan Swayze, Mikeo Gato, Koezo Masanumbo, Fimio Tashimbo, Sasuru Kasumoto, Yasuyoshi Masarobu, Fumio Tashiro, Saburo Hashimoto, Yasuyoshi Mikamoto, Hiroyuki Yamo, Tuka Matano, Hideo Mishimaki, Hiromi Yokoyama, Toshiyuki Honda, Jim Oda, Shigetsugu Yoshida, Moriko Itakura, Takaya Ono.
- Associate Supervising Director: Yoshiyuki Hidgka.
- Assistants to the Supervising Director: Michael Maliani, Woody Yogum.
- Timing Director: Walt Kubiak.
©1984 This is a DIC-ICC-FRS co-production
in coorporation with McNaught Synd., Inc. and LBS
This program has been produced as official Canada-France co-production
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Heathcliff gets jealous when a feline opera singer comes to town and starts paying Sonia a lot of attention.
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The Digital Age Version of "I Do"
This generation's bride is deeply settled into the Digital Age. With a smartphone or tablet at hand, there are many apps to make the wedding planning experience much easier. Here are a few apps to get you started. You will need to see which ones work with your iPhone, android, tablet or other device. Have fun!


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The Plymouth Belvedere line was advertised as "Plymouth's premiere line of great automobiles" when it rolled off the assembly line in 1951. It gained popularity quickly.
By the time the 1958 Belvedere entered showrooms, it came in five different body styles. There were two-door hardtops, two-door posts, four-door hardtops, four-door post and a convertible. Each offered quad-headlights and the signature rear fins of the day. All that style cost $2,700. It was a classic car when it was new and is prized by collectors to this day.
Part of that appeal got a boost when an identical sibling of the Belvedere, a Plymouth Fury, found itself on the silver screen as the car-gone-wrong chassis of the 1983 movie "Christine," by director John Carpenter. The Stephen King novel that became the basis of the movie described the evil-minded car as a four-door 1958 Fury, but the Fury didn't offer a four-door model until 1959.
Two-dozen Fury and Belvedere models were used in the movie since they are almost identical. Some were used for close-ups. Others were used for stunts and road shots, while others were destroyed in the filming of the movie's final scenes. Cars were burned, wrecked and smashed all in the name of movie making. Just three cars survived filming.
While the Belvedere in the LeMay collection was not associated with the film, it is a replica of the numerous promotional cars used for the movie's debut around the country. The promotional cars would be placed in the lobby of a theater where the movie was playing, and someone out of sight would speak to movie-goers through the hidden speakers behind the car's grille, as if the car were alive.
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'"When I found out that I was getting called up and that it was against the Sabres, it was like my first game all over again," said the 25-year-old, who played 15 games with Nashville last season. "Last year my parents got to come up and it was exciting. This year, it's just me. There will be a lot of people at home watching, for sure."'
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New Government Transparency with Online Unified Regulatory Agenda; Reduces Costs to Agencies, Expands Public Access to Regulatory Information
December 10, 2007
Contact: Jen Millikin, (202) 501-1231
Washington - The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) announced new transparency measures today. The federal agency's regulatory agenda information will now be published online. The shift from paper to the Internet will help save federal regulatory agencies an estimated $800,000 per year, and provide the public access to search current regulatory information and historical content covering regulatory activities over the past 25 years.
GSA's Regulatory Information Service Center (RISC) in the Office of Governmentwide Policy (OGP) publishes the semiannual Unified Regulatory Agenda and the annual Regulatory Plan on behalf of OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA). The Agenda and Plan inform the public about regulations under development or review and to aid public participation in the regulatory process. Recent editions of the Agenda have included brief descriptions, timetables and contact information for nearly 4,000 planned regulatory actions, by approximately 60 federal departments and agencies. The Regulatory Plan contains agency statements of regulatory priorities and additional data about the most significant planned regulatory actions. The Agenda and Plan allow all Federal regulatory agencies to comply with the public information and regulatory agenda requirements of Executive Order 12866 on regulatory planning and review and the Regulatory Flexibility Act.
"The Unified Regulatory Agenda and annual Regulatory Plan will be more accessible on the Internet in an enhanced user-friendly, searchable database format," said Susan Dudley, Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), Office of Management and Budget. "This is another step in our efforts to improve transparency and increase the public's access to the rulemaking process."
"I am pleased that GSA has been able to help shed more light on the regulatory process while saving taxpayer money," said Kevin Messner, Acting Associate Administrator of Office of Governmentwide Policy. "The public can now find and search for regulations on the Internet thanks to the work of RISC and the eRulemaking Initiative."
The Federal Register print edition, published on the same day, will include the Regulatory Plan and the information required to be published in the Federal Register by the Regulatory Flexibility Act. The cost savings will be achieved by eliminating a substantial number of printed pages in the Federal Register.
The Unified Agenda and Regulatory plan will be available online at reginfo.gov and regulations.gov.
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did you know? OGP's policymaking authority covers the areas of personal and real property, travel and transportation, information technology, regulatory information and use of federal advisory committees.


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Aside from Bender, Zapp Brannigan and Hypnotoad, my favorite character on the show "Futurama" is Nibbler – a cute little alien that can swallow an entire elephant in one bite and then poop starship fuel.
What does this have to to with sawing? Everything. Nibbling before swallowing the whole giraffe is how I saw accurately with a carcase saw, tenon saw and dovetail saw.
What is nibbling? Well there are (at least) two ways to begin a cut with a backsaw:
1. Begin with the teeth engaged across the entire face of the board you wish to cut. This is how I learned to cut dovetails many years ago. Put the teeth on the end grain of the board. Push forward – gently. Saw away. This is not nibbling.
2. Begin your cut on a corner. Advance on one face or on two faces. This can be nibbling.
When sawing for accuracy, I always have better results by starting at a corner and nibbling – tooth by tooth – to the the other corner of the work. When cutting dovetails I start on the corner facing the bench and nibble back to the corner facing me.
When I cut tenons, I start at the corner closest to me and nibble down the end grain to the corner away from me. When crosscutting a wide board, such as a tenon shoulder, I begin on the far corner and work toward the corner close to me.
The point is that you can begin at either corner and work to the other corner. Use your thumb to help guide the sawplate. Advance using tiny sawing strokes and no – repeat no – downward pressure. Nibble tooth by tooth until you have completed the kerf between the two corners. Then begin long and smooth sawing strokes, again using little or no downward pressure.
As you get deeper into the work, you might need to apply a little downward pressure, especially in thick or wide stock where the gullets are prone to fill up with dust.
Once the kerf is established and you're using long strokes, you can pick up speed to dive to your destination. At this stage, the kerf across the board is straight and will stay that way thanks to the sawplate. Then you just have to steer left or right until you hit your baseline or the other end of the board.
For me, nibbling is the core of accurate sawing with a backsaw. It doesn't matter if you cut tails or pis first, shoulders or cheeks first. Watch the video and give it a try next time. You might just start calling yourself a "nibbler."
— Christopher Schwarz
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By Noah Haglund Herald Writer
MONROE — Snohomish County's springtime mini-fair will sport more than just a new name when it opens this coming weekend.
Live bands, beer gardens and better carnival rides figure among the expanded offerings at the Evergreen State Spring Festival on Saturday and Sunday.
There's some earthy star power, too, with an appearance by Northwest gardening maestro Ciscoe Morris.
"We had a discussion after last year about how to make it a lot more of a community event so there's something for everybody," fair manager Hal Gausman said. "… We talked about how to make it more fun, more exciting."
Snohomish County's spring fair debuted in 2010. It was formerly called the Recreation and Sportsmen Expo. Organizers hope attendance this year will top the approximately 9,000 from 2012.
Organizers in the county parks department hope they've resolved one of the biggest gripes from last year, when patrons were unable to taste entries from a barbecue cook-off even as they were teased by mouth-watering aromas.
That owed to a contract issue with fairgrounds concessionaires, Gausman said. It won't be a problem this time around.
The Pacific Northwest Barbecue Association has sanctioned the contest. It's dubbed the Washington State Spring BBQ Championship and is expected to attract more than 20 competing teams.
Meanwhile, root beer and microbrews will be offered at beer gardens. Live musical acts span genres of classic rock, country, Latin rock fusion and indie rock.
Returning this year will be vendor booths showcasing the outdoors and related products. Everett Steelhead and Salmon Club is hosting a youth casting pond to be stocked with 1,000 trout. Les Schwab Tire Centers is sponsoring the event, which is for first-time anglers ages 12 and under.
While festival admission is free, rides and games cost money. Parking is $5 per vehicle.
The schedule includes:
Festival hours are from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
A ceremony for the 50th anniversary of Snohomish County Parks is scheduled from 11 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Evergreen Events Center.
Ciscoe Morris is scheduled to take the Events Center stage from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
The carnival starts Friday, remaining open from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday carnival hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday hours 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Butler Amusements of Fairfield, Calif., is providing the rides.
For more info on the Spring Festival or to purchase advance ride bracelets, call 360-805-6700 or go to www.evergreenfair.org.
The annual Evergreen State Fair is scheduled Aug. 22 through Sept. 2.
Noah Haglund: 425-339-3465, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Photo gallery: 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games will be held in L.A.
The two-year countdown to the 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Los Angeles kicked off on Tuesday, with President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama serving as honorary co-chairs. Mayor Eric Garcetti and Gov. Jerry Brown will serve as co-hosts of the event.
At a news conference held at the iconic peristyle end of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where the opening ceremonies will take place, Garcetti said the Special Olympics joins a storied list of events that have been rooted at the Coliseum.
"You can feel the history here," he said. "The history of the past, the history of this moment and what we will feel here in the future."
The Coliseum, which opened in 1923, was the featured venue for the Olympic Games in 1932 and 1984, the first Super Bowl in 1967, and Evel Knievel's 1973 jump of 50 stacked cars.
Garcetti on Tuesday pointed to the Coliseum setting for the 1960 acceptance speech of President John F. Kennedy.
"When he stood here, he said Los Angeles was the last place where people came to because it is a place where everything was possible," he said, underscoring the diversity of a city that, come 2015, will greet 7,000 Special Olympic athletes from 170 countries between July 24 and Aug. 2.
"We have a built-in international fan base," Garcetti noted.
Obama, in a video statement, said he was honored to be asked to serve as co-chair, reminding all that the event was started as a day camp 50 years ago by Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
"Today, that simple day camp has grown into one of the biggest sporting events for people with intellectual disabilities," Obama said. "The athletes coming to the Games represent the grit and determination that's at the root of the American spirit."
Garcetti said he has a goal of trying to persuade the president to come to Los Angeles for the Games.
Patrick McClenahan, president of the Games, said work is focused on raising the $90 million needed to prepare for the athletes who will compete in 26 events throughout the L.A. region. Two Olympic Villages will be set up -- at USC and UCLA -- to house the athletes.
In all, more than 500,000 spectators and visitors are expected to visit the city for the Games, providing a $400 million infusion to the local economy.
McClenahan noted a number of founding sponsors who have contributed more than $1 million but urged that there's still a long way to go to hit the financial goal.
"We want the people of Los Angeles to get involved and support these Games," McClenahan said.
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Backroom Exclusives 29, Scene #02
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Workout buddies Jimmy Durano and Randall O'Reilly hit the gym late and find they have the whole place to themselves. Jimmy gets up to spot Randall on the free weights and strips the young stud out of his t-shirt and shoves his tongue down his throat. When Randall pulls out his hard cock Jimmy gets down on his knees and starts sucking. Jimmy bobs up and down on Randall's dick then stands up, pulls out his thick Latin meat, and fucks Randall's face. The real workout begins with Randall sitting down on Jimmy's fat cock for a wild reverse cowboy, then standing over the workout bench and letting Jimmy power-fuck his hole. Sweaty and ready to blow, Jimmy stands over Randall and showers him with cum!
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April 27, 2012
Ryan Hamm, '05 managing editor of Relevant magazine, talks about his path to journalism.
UrbanFaith interviews President Philip Ryken and other Christian college administrators who are pursuing diversity for their institutions.
April 26, 2012
Amy Black, associate professor of political science, writes an article examining two clichés about women associated with the presidential campaign.
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Assistant Professor of Sociology Brian Miller offers insight into the meaning of the use of the term "McMansion."


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1,2 sur décembre 18, 2013
We stayed here 9/29-10/1/13. It was an awful experience and certainly not what we expected in a bed and breakfast. We arrived and had a note on the door- they weren't there to check us in. We had a 10 month old baby (that they were aware of), and when they arrived home around 9:30 PM they had the TV on with the volume at a deafening level. The basement (which serves as the guest quarters) was dusty with dead bugs laying along the exterior walls. The kitchen sink wasn't clean and had old food in it. For breakfast the first morning she "fixed" us reheated casserole (it was obviously made a day or two before and "reheated" in the toaster oven). It was served cold while Rebecca sat and ate with us instead of serving us. Rebecca then attempted to feed our child with her hands after touching her pet bird. The following morning we went upstairs for breakfast to find Rebecca passed out on the chair. We attempted to wake her for breakfast to no avail. We ultimately gave up on getting breakfast and went back to our room to pack and leave. Before leaving we went upstairs to see what the deal was, and Rebecca stated she had taken two Lortab and that was "evidently too much." When confronted with all the issues we had with our stay they were unapologetic and acted as if WE were intruding on THEM. Overall it was an awful stay and we wouldn't recommend this B&B to anyone.
5 sur août 26, 2013
Evergreen Mountain Castle is just a name, what this hideaway is all about is Rebecca and Keith and how they welcome you into their beautiful home. Everything you would want in a b&b is here but what makes this a special visit is how comfortable Rebecca and Keith make you feel. No pretense and by the way the food was outstanding. The trip up to the Castle is an adventure just in it's self, but once you realize your on top of the world, you settle in for a warm relaxing time along with the multitude of multi colored hummingbirds buzzing around the property. Just an all around great time......Brooks and Nancy Whitworth
4,0 sur mai 29, 2013
Style & decor of the home was SO beautiful, very well done! Company was delightful, both hosts & guests. Privacy very nice & a quiet place, yet close enough to 2 towns to have plenty to do. Hosts knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast was delicious & not overwhelming, just right! Highly recommend this place to everyone! Trish & Nick
4,8 sur mai 28, 2013
Just stayed at this exceptional B&B for the Memorial Day Weekend. The views off the deck were spectacular. We had the lower level of this awesome house to ourselves. Kicked back and watched the humming birds approach and the clouds race over the mountains in the distance. Great access to I-70, Idaho Springs and lots of parks. Rebecca cooked a great breakfast each morning, my favorite was an excellent eggs benedict.
5 sur septembre 03, 2012
Stayed for three nights over Labor Day weekend. Had a great time. Loved the room. Since we were the only ones there we had the entire bottom level of the house to ourselves. It was great to have our own "family room" to hang out in along with a wet bar/mini fridge. Deck right outside our room with great views and our own private entrance. Keith and Rebecca were very accommodating and helpful and made us feel right at home. Great stay. Would definitely stay there again!
5 sur août 31, 2012
Spent 3 nights, Aug 21-23, and had a great time. Loved waking up to see the beautiful sunrise over the mountains. The deck is a great place to relax, enjoy the clean mountain air and keep an eye on all the hummingbird activities. Rebecca and Keith are wonderful hosts--very friendly, great recommendations for hikes, restaurants and things to do. Rebecca's breakfasts were delicious, so 5 stars all around!
5 sur août 16, 2012
My husband and I planned our visit to Colorado to visit old places in and around Evergreen and do hiking. This was a perfect location. The the mountain road to their beautiful home had amazing views. Our host were very gracious. they gave great info on local hikes. Rebecca prepared a delicious breakfast both days we were there.
4,6 sur août 10, 2012
A wonderfully luxurious environment in a stunning setting. My stay at the Evergreen Mountain Castle exceeded my expectations in virtually every dimension. The room was extremely comfortable, the home warm and very beautiful - with breathtaking mountain views - and lovely hosts. The deck with it's spectacular views and gorgeous humming birds was an unexpected treat. My hosts graciously accommodated a very late arrival and put me at ease immediately. I was given terrific information and directions to amazing local hikes - and beyond. I look forward to staying here again and would highly recommend this B&B.
4,6 sur juillet 14, 2012
We spent just one night there and the hummingbirds were the most amazing I've ever seen. Over 20 at a time. Love the plush king bedroom, the privacy, the views and the sunset. It was our anniversary and next time we will come for 2 nights. We ate dinner out and put our leftovers in our own fridge. We highly recommend staying here!
4,4 sur juillet 04, 2012
We enjoyed 4 nights at the Evergreen Mtn Castle. Rebecca was a wonderful hostess and served a delicious and hearty breakfast each morning. She offered great suggestions for local activities and landmarks. We enjoyed a great family vacation and thank Rebecca and Keith for offering their beautiful home to us.
4,2 sur juin 24, 2012
We want to thank Keith and Rebecca for a fabulous stay at their 'Mountain Castle'! What a nice find. It is so peaceful and quiet there, with absolutely fantastic views. We really enjoyed the large deck right off of our bedroom, with lots of birds, hummingbirds, chipmunks keeping us company. Thank you, it was just what we needed!


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Worx snow thrower Starts very easy, I couldn't ask for it to be any easier. Thrower is very light to handle. The Chute (Thrower) is really pretty good for the size. Has saved me from a lot of back aches, and the winter is just starting. Worx's customer service was very helpful when I had a broken piece in the box. So far I really love it.
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It definitely serves it's purpose. Easy to use and light weight. The handle that turns the chute broke off the first day I used it which was a bit discouraging
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We have not yet had a significant amount of snow however this unit appears to be solid build and enough power to move snow as long as you understand what you have and what it is meant to be used for.This unit certainly makes it easier than trying to shovel the snow over the railings of the deck. Much easier on the back.I have a 44" blower for my tracker to clear the large driveway I have but wanted something smaller I could easly carry up 2 flights of steps to our rooftop deck to clear the snow there. This will fit the ticket just fine. My wife could even carry it if I'm not around.
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The metal handle to use in order to turn the shoot broke off while assembling. It was very difficult to turn the shoot. Poor design.
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Mini Sunflower Shutter
23 comments:
- Screaming Sardine said...
That is so cute! Makes me wish I could find some shutters around here. :)
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- May 13, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- Anna said...
So cute!
- May 14, 2011 at 9:49 AM
- Kindertravels said...
What a great idea! Love it!
I'm your newest follower from Say Hi Sunday blog hop. I'm new at blogging, and need some followers to get up and running! Would love if you could follow me back, too :)
Have a great rest of your Sunday!
- May 15, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- twifanheather said...
Great idea! It looks so cute!!
I'm a new follower from Relax & Surf Sunday! :)
- May 15, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- Shore Girl said...
These are simply too creative! Love how they turned out -- great job!
- May 16, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Marilyn said...
So pretty - what a cool idea..Simply amazing.. LOVE it.. Found you on Made By You Monday's and officially following ya.. LOVE your posts.. So creative.. I'm twirling in ideas.. Hope you can stop by sometime - Marilyn from http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com
- May 16, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime said...
Thanks for joining us and sharing with us this awesome post at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop :) I love the combo of shutter and sunflower.
- May 16, 2011 at 7:59 PM
- AmieAnn said...
I love, love, love this! The shutters are just the perfect canvas for this project and what a great way to reuse them! Thanks for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party! Can't wait to see what you share next week!
- May 17, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- Ashley said...
LOVE IT:) Awesome idea
- May 17, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- Erin said...
That is too stinkin' cute!!! I absolutely love them both. :)
- May 18, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Kimberly from "bugaboo" said...
So cute! I'm going to go check out that big one too.
- May 18, 2011 at 9:26 PM
- interestingplaces said...
Hi,visiting from the Thrifty Thursday blog hop. I'm now following your blog. I would love if you could return the favor.
Thank you.
- May 18, 2011 at 9:56 PM
- ASTERrisk said...
Cute stuff! I'm a new follower and look forward to seeing more! I'd love a follow back! :)
- May 18, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- recipes health beauty said...
Hi,blog hopping from the Thrifty Thursday blog hop. I'm your new follower. I would love if you could return the favor.
Thank you.
- May 19, 2011 at 12:09 AM
- Olga said...
This is such a cute idea! I love sunflowers so I <3 your blog :)
Visiting from Thirfty Thursday blog hop.
- May 19, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Sassy Sites! said...
So cute!! I would love for you to come by Sassy Sites and link up at our Flower Power party today! xoxo!
Marni @ Sassy Sites!
- May 19, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- CarliAlice @ GG2Life said...
How cute! I think they would be perfect on a kitchen wall.
I'm a new follower from Thrifty Thursday. http://www.grandmasguidetolife.blogspot.com
- May 19, 2011 at 3:59 PM
- www.themombot.com said...
Love it! I'm obsessed with using shutters for art :)
- May 20, 2011 at 1:10 PM
- MaryBerry Boutique said...
SO CuTe! I just found your blog via the creative crate. I love it! Im your newest follower:)
- May 22, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- Sarah @ Sarahndipities said...
This is so great! Thanks for sharing at Make Something Monday!!
~ Sarah
- May 23, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Ladybird Ln said...
You are so talented! I love shutter art as well! THanks for linking up to my first party!
- May 23, 2011 at 1:26 PM
- Leslie said...
I love this! Too cute! I featured it on hoo's got talent! Thanks for linking up to the party!
- May 25, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- To Sew With Love said...
So pretty and so unique! thanks for sharing! We will be featuring this today and you also made it to the TSWL's finest round 4! Have a nice weekend!
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A Week in Limbo: Day 0
When ZaReason CEO Cathy Malmrose asked me recently who I thought would make good reviewers of the Berkeley-based company's hardware, I gave her a list of names of those I thought would give the hardware a good going-over. Selfishly, one of the names listed was mine, offered mostly in the finger-crossed hope that I'd be chosen to test the hardware and write about it here.
A few weeks after our conversation — specifically, on Friday — our friendly neighborhood UPS guy delivered a ZaReason Limbo 5440 desktop unit for me to put through its paces.
I'm grateful that they chose me, and the ZaReason folks know me too well: On the Limbo 5440 they had installed Fedora 16 (awww, thanks guys!)– ZaReason provides their products with a choice of distros, with the latest version of Fedora, Debian, Linux Mint or Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Mythbuntu/Edubuntu/Ubuntu Studio available, along with a "no operating system" option — so they know what I wanted off the bat.
This particular mid tower, a low-cost box starting at $499 which is built for expansion, was delivered with a plethora of upgrades: a Dual Core Intel i5-2500M (at a screaming 3.3GHz), 8 GB of RAM (DDR 3-1600) and three — count 'em, three — 500 GB drives turning a cool 7,200 RPM each. This particular model, with the additions, goes for $945.
So here's the deal: With this box in my possession for a week, I will use it until Christmas Day (as an aside, my daughter Mimi — the Ubuntu user in the family — will also use it and give her impressions as well) and write an item every day entitled, wait for it, "A Week in Limbo," Days 0 through 6, with the epilogue at the end serving as the wrap-up review of the hardware.
I've added a few programs that I would normally use during the course of my usual digital — LibreOffice, GIMP and XChat, for starters (more to follow, obviously) — and during the course of the week I'm also going to use other distros on the Limbo to see how it works.
Tomorrow, we'll take a look at some of the nuts-and-bolts features of the desktop, as well as some impressions of the Limbo 5440. Watch this space.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office.)
December 18, 2011 at 7:42 pm
If Debian/KDE works well on it (especially audio hw support), I'd be inclined to buy one. Already was considering it.
December 19, 2011 at 3:04 pm
LtFSG is on the "slippery slope" here, a modern computer with some
horses under the hood is going to cause him to lust after more, more,
MORE power. More drives and maybe 16 Gigs of RAM or MORE.
Like an old man with a sports car.
Peace, Bob
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With the playoffs on the line, the Long Island Lizards were able to grind out another gutsy victory over a struggling Chesapeake Bayhawks squad 14-11 at Shuart Stadium at Hofstra University. After a late rally pulled them to within one goal, the Bayhawks acted out of desperation and pulled their goalie enabling them to double team the ball. However, Bud Light MVP Stephen Berger made them pay by connecting on a shot from halfway to Jones Beach to clinch the game for the Lizards.
Week 10 of the MLL season coincided with the FIL World Lacrosse Championships meaning Long Island would be without Zack Greer (Canada), Matt Zash (USA), Stephen Peyser (USA) and Chesapeake would have to play without American stars Kyle Dixon, Alex Smith, Joe Cinosky and Shawn Nadelen. After scoring 11 goals in the last two weeks, the only thing that could stop Greer was his home country and the Lizards were forced to look elsewhere to replace his scoring production. Fortunately for the home team, the two longest tenured Lizards picked up the slack. Stephen Berger led the team with five goals including one two pointer and Tim Goettelmann added a hat trick with all three goals coming in the first half.
Chris Fiore opened the scoring during the first minute of play as he let a shot fly from just inside the circle on the ride side of the attack and beat goalie Chris Garrity for his eighth goal of the season. The Bayhawks high scoring duo of Brian Vetter and Peet Poillon would pump some life into the away side as they would each score their 19th and 21st goals of the season respectfully to give Chesapeake the advantage.
The Lizards wouldn't stay down for long however, as Berger galloped down the ride side and let loose with a low shot just past the outstretched leg of Garrity. That early success would help provide Berger with the confidence he needed to be the Lizards finisher as he connected on five of eight shots for the contest.
Keith Cromwell who was appearing in just his third game of the season gift-wrapped more packages than Macy's during the game as he set up Lizards' goals on five different occasions. His first assist of the night would come after he dodged his way into the Bayhawk zone and dropped a nice pass off for Matt Danowski, who then sent a quick shot into the top half of the net for his 21st goal of the year. A few minutes later, Cromwell would orchestrate another score as he found Goettelmann in front of the net for an easy goal.
Impressive passing by the Bayhawks led to their third goal of the game as they took full advantage of a power play. Ben Rubeor eventually worked his way into scoring range and beat goalie Drew Adams to make the score 4-3 with one second left in the first quarter.
The first goal in the second quarter came after John Glynn heaved a pass from near midfield to a waiting Stephen Berger who was able to beat the goalie with a quick shot into the top corner. The Lizards then really started to click as everybody's best friend Cromwell was able to find Goettelmann for his second goal as they continued to find holes in the Bayhawks defense.
After a lull in the scoring, Ricky Pages would use his speed to blow by the Chesapeake midfielders and spark a Lizards attack that would eventually lead to Tim Goettelmann's third goal of the game putting the Lizards ahead 7-3. It was his 15th goal of the season and brings him within two goals of the MLL all-time scoring record. It looked as if Goettelmann would get even closer as he used his patented bull dodge to get himself in front of the Chesapeake goal, but sent his shot squarely off the post. The Bayhawks would capitalize by setting up Kyle Hartzell for a transition goal. Chesapeake would continue their second half charge as Jeff Reynolds beat Adams for his 14th goal of the season to make the half-time score 7-5.
In the second quarter, the defensive style of the Lizards really began to take a toll on the Bayhawks as they could only muster one goal during the fifteen minute period. After firing coach John Tucker after the loss two weeks ago to the Boston Cannons, new coach Brendan Kelly had a tough time developing a plan to crack the defense of the Lizards. Parker McKee continued his emergence as an elite MLL defender with six groundballs and tenacious pressure. Nicky Polanco, John Orsen and Ricky Pages also combined for eight ground balls and closed up the Bayhawks passing lanes all night long.
Berger scored a pretty unassisted goal as he made a Reggie Bush-like change of direction to free himself in the middle of the field and get a clear shot from near the top of the circle. Later in the quarter, Buggs Combs would give Chesapeake their only third quarter goal by putting a low shot just across the line that was ruled a goal despite the protests of the Lizards defense.
Peter Vlahakis wouldn't let the Bayhawks celebrate for long as he promptly won the faceoff and paraded down the middle of the field and unleashed a quick shot for his first goal of the season. Without their normal faceoff man Alex Smith, Vlahakis and faceoff specialist Greg Gurenlian dominated the center circle and allowed the Lizards to control the game as they combined to win 21 of 27 faceoffs.
In a special moment at the beginning of the fourth quarter, Albert Maione would catch and release a quick shot into the net for his first career MLL goal. Maione is in his rookie season for the Lizards and joined the team after his impressive senior season at Molloy College. Maione went to school at nearby West Islip high school whose lacrosse team was honored at halftime for winning a state championship this past season.
Ben Hunt would score his fourth goal of the season to cut into the Lizard lead making it 10-7 but Cromwell would again help ignite the attack and seemingly put the game out of reach. Cromwell fed Joel Dalgarno on the right side of the net for an easy shot past the stick of Garrity. Cromwell would then pass off to Berger who continued his amazing shooting night by Fed-Exing a shot from just inside the arc into the top of the net.
As the Lizards began to relax, Chesapeake snuck back into the game with a three quick goals. Rubeor scored his 11th of the season and then Jeremy Sieverts introduced himself to his teammates by scoring his first two goals of the season (one of them a two-pointer).
With the score now 12-11, Vlahakis would get another key faceoff victory and allow Berger to put an exclamation point on the game with his heroics. His late game Hail Mary gave him his 14th goal of the season and first two pointer of the year.
The win is the Lizards third in a row and now puts them at 5-5 and in control of their championship weekend plans. The Lizards play again next Saturday, July 31st against the Toronto Nationals at Shuart Stadium at 7 p.m


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- Cartoon Characters: Pinky, Perky, Tara, Vera, Tamara, Wilberforce, KT, Eric, Morton Frog, Powerpig, Porker, Simon Cow, Sir Percival.
- Vocal Talent: David Holt (Pinky), Duncan Wisbey (Perky), Ella Kenion (Tara, Vera), Niky Wardley (Tamara), Jimmy Hibbert (Wilberforce), Teresa Gallagher (KT), Steve Brody (Eric), Dan Renton Skinner (Morton Frog), Kevin Bishop (Powerpig, Porker, Various Comedy Cameos), Mark Perry (Simon Cow), Mike Hayley (Sir Percival), Lizzie Roper (Various Comedy Cameos), Jessica Robinson (Various Comedy Cameos).
- Directed By Cyril Adam.
First Assistant Directors: Julien Charles, Patricia Magniez.
- Produced By Ruth Fielding.
Series Producers: Vincent De Mul, Ruth Fielding.
Originating Series Producer: David Willing.
Line Producers: Vanessa Kowalczyk, Sally Marchant, Albert Sharpe.
Executive Producers: Camilla Deakin, Steve O'Pray, Alexis Vonarb, Aton Soumache, David Willing, Tapaas Chakravarti.
Executive Producer (CBBC): Jess Cleverly.
- Written By Ian Carney, Mark Daydy, Alan Gilbey, Joel Jessup, Darren Jones, Simon Jowett, Sally Marchant, Oriane Messina, Fay Rusling, Deborah Scott-Lovric.
- Edited By Laurent Blot, Deelan Sital.
- Script Editor: Alan Gilbey.
- Character Designers: Anne Pellerin, Steve Small.
- Designers: Karell Clara, Alexis Gachet, Bastien Jalibert, Pauline Mertaut, Rozenn Peronno, Erick Remy, Romain Trystram, Caroline Van Den Abeele.
- Head of Studio Production (Method Films): Fanny Le Floch-Vergnon.
- Storyboard Supervisor: Anne Bonnefoy.
- Storyboard Artists: Stéphane Annette, Nicholas Moschini, Dorothée Robert, Francois Rosso, Oliver Schramm.
- Lead Artists: Abhishek Jain, Andrew Jamon, Roy V. Kumar, Santosh Kumar, V. Srinivasa Kumar, Ani Mathew, A.G. Shinil.
- Supervisors: Vinod Bharat, Krishna Deepak, Mudunuri Kavitha, Devendra Kumar, Satyanarayana Padhi, K. Srinivasa Rao.
- Lead Technical Director: Kurian Os.
- Animation Supervisor: Gérald Clévy.
- Modeling Supervisor: Pierre Lasbignes.
- Compositing Supervisor: Claire Tscheiller.
- Series Creative Director: Ray Merritt.
- Creative Director: Siddharth Vasudeva.
- Production Coordinators: Mueser Alibey, Florence Biansotti, Imogen Dentith, Stuart Hall, Antoine Ormieres, Arti Mishra.
- Financial and Legal: Anne Davin, Anne Esteban-Barriere, Elizabeth Guery, Stuart Hall, Robin Hilton, Vincent Stevenel.
- Music: Ben Lee-Delisle, Glen Gregory.
- Theme Tune: Glen Gregory, Keith Lowndes.
- Editors: Laurent Blot, Deelan Sital.
- Management (DQ Entertainment): Vishal Dudeja, Srinivas Katta, Srikanth Pottekula.
- Programming (France 3): Voyelle Acker, Julien Borde, Annick Marchand.
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Ok, so after lots and lots and lots of research, I found that the ipw2x00 driver suite is crap for use with aircrack-ng. So, I plugged-in my old belkin USB wireless and although WICD doesn't see any wireless networks, I can use airmon-ng without issues (at least I think so).
What I am experiencing now is when I try to inject a deauth using aireplay-ng, nothing happens. I am assuming that the injection is not taking place as airodump-ng shows beacons on the network, but never picks-up the deauth request.
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no, it was about my throw
no, it was about my throw
um..did you just change it from "that" to "this" cuz he quoted you being "that" and i read it earlier as "that..
Peace to Dawzr
no, I said "this shit looks wack". I ain't got no beef with any of you guys, damn
Edit: Why would I start beef, if I can't even hold my own in a battle
I got 99 problems, but a bitch ain't one
Come on kids, settle down now.
Snooz - Keep working on it (by this I mean, nothing's really wrong with it, you just might want to change it up a little).
Euks - I don't like it, just work on each letter individually.
my entry for the scael toy throw battle....
it says sheak
Fuck off.
Silon295-shit looks good
blcktothefuture-not feelin the circle tail on the A, E is to fat also
made right leg of the k to far down
anyone like?
that shit looks mad generic, that N looks tamed, so to speak.
give it the same "kick" position that the K has.
hey, new throwie, new name...does anyone kno if there's another "alone"?


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new batch for bez
the flying forttess's i got yesterday
damn...i wanna trade stickers...but i have no time to make any right now...oh welll maybe later
ya theres always room!!! i made one sticker in the last past month or so.. that one up there ^
ahh jus the break i was waiting for to ask.. what do u use to make ur stickers stick longer what should i spray them with?Originally posted by craigome@Nov 30 2004, 11:51 AM
:blink: if ur taking all this time to keep a sticker on ur might as well just tag it with a pen?????
Hit a honey from the back and crumpled up her scrunchy. x
i use paint....... but most people use clearcoat.. ive used a roll laminate on some shit to keep it there longer... also cement glue work quite nice and last but not least put clear packageing tape over it and use and exact to cut around it
Some wanna-be stickers:
"LIMITed edition"
do they say anything?
what a waste of stickers why just put a tag on them?
G/R/A/F/F/I/T/I....my anti drug
Yeah, they say RAMK (my tag) but first I wrote it with red, then with black.
No, thats not a waste of stickers, these arent even stickers, these are pieces of picture paper (they are bad to draw).
"LIMITed edition"
yeah i was being sarcastic.
sorry to be following you around and dissing you jandro, but honestly i just dont like you.
Why you dont like me?, because I just have 2 months tagging?, because Im dominican?, because Im ghetto?, because my tag or handstyles?, or why?
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hahaha because im ghetto ...that waz so funny hahahaha.....its mainly the fact of how toy u are and how all u do is tag...for me anyway
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no im not talking about 'skill' or something, i dont care, just how your attitude seems to me. like remarks like 'because im ghetto', and this thing graffiti ghettoZ. whatever, you shouldnt care man
Nah, I was just joking about "because Im ghetto". And I know sometimes I get really mad but its because the people make me mad, for example, kayone, hes always making a joke about me.
And about graffighettoz, its just my crew, its not "ghetto" because I smoke and take drugs (I dont) its because how we wear and the stuff we like.
"LIMITed edition"
u obviously have no clue what ghetto meens...wearing designer hip hop clothing and listening to rap does not make u ghetto at all...
G/R/A/F/F/I/T/I....my anti drug
Yeah, I kno, but in my country theres a word "jow" that means someone that uses clothes for ghettos, aka ghetto.
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the fuck are you about man,
he aint about shit man hes just another one of those kids who jumped on the bandwaggon cas its "k3wl"
i mean he didnt ever tagg on a sticker he said him self he wrote on a peice of papewr and tryed to pass it off as a sticker my advice to you jandro is learn about the culture learn about why we do it learn everything and maybe peopel would stop dissing you man get a fuckin clue about why we write or get the fuck out of the scene
hahahah ZING!!! i jus got a new sig..!!! thanks :lol:Originally posted by Jandro@Dec 1 2004, 02:06 PM
I get really mad but its because the people make me mad, for example, kayone, hes always making a joke about me.


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text: Posted March 15, 2013 I doubt anyone supported BVR on it's own, and most of the support from Broughton dwindled out after a while when it became too expensive/tedious to get to Belle Vue, and they realised it was easier to get to Station Rd, or even, at a push, and if desperate, Willows Rd. Well I wouldn't necessarily agree there Bleep. Admittedly I am now an Old Git but in the Fifties I followed Oldham and I actually remember them playing Belle Vue Rangers and as the Roughyeds had gates of 10k plus regularly there must be a few Belle Vue fans still alive. The match I witnessed but needed the help of an Oldham Rugby Handbook of 1955 to confirm was played on New Years Day and drew a crowd of over 10,000. In the Handbook of 1954 when Oldham (with a strong side) played at Belle Vue there was a gate of 5,000 and the Rangers won 17-14. Belle Vue finished above Salford in the Lancashire League in those days. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Cypress Semiconductor has introduced its first USB 3.0 controller, the EZ-USB FX3 targeted at video and imaging, printing, scanning and a variety of applications that need higher throughput than USB 2.0.
The new EZ-USB FX3 device is a flexible peripheral controller with a General Programmable Interface (GPIF II) that delivers a 5Gbps USB 3.0 data pipeline, a fully configurable ARM9 processor core and backwards compatibility with USB 2.0. With an internal bus architecture designed to operate at four times the USB 3.0 speeds, EZ-USB FX3 is ideal for moving large amounts of data extremely fast, the vendor said.
The EZ-USB FX3 controller is sampling now, and full production quantities are expected in September 2011. It is offered in 121-ball 10x10mm BGA package and in Industrial Temperature grade.
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Young Harris, Ga. - Brittany Fowler posted two hits and Brittany Tucker and Maddie Fletcher each a double in the contest, but Brevard battled the Mountain Lions and the weather on Tuesday afternoon in falling to Young Harris, 3-0.
Kayla Clemens (11-12) suffered the loss in the contest, throwing a complete game for Brevard (18-19), while Victoria Sink (8-4) picked up the win for the host Mountain Lions (19-16) at E.D. Rivers Field.
Game One: Young Harris 3, Brevard 0
Young Harris struck in the bottom of the first against Clemens as Emily Wilson launched an 0-1 pitch over the centerfield fence with one out in the frame to give the Mountain Lions the early lead.
Brevard threatened in the top of the third as Brittany Jones and Fowler reached on back-to-back one-out singles, but YHC escaped the inning with a double play to end the frame and keep the score intact.
Young Harris added their second run in the bottom of the fourth inning as Kayla Jones led off the inning with a home run over the left centerfield fence. The Mountain Lions threatened to blow the game open in the frame, putting runners on first and second in the inning with two outs, but Clemens retired the side to keep the 2-0 score intact midway through the game.
Brevard placed runners in scoring position in both the fifth and the sixth inning as Fletcher reached on a one-out double up the middle, while Tucker led off the sixth inning with a double to straightaway centerfield, however the Tornados were unable to threaten the Mountain Lion lead in the contest.
Young Harris added the final run in the bottom of the fifth as Wilson brought in Sydnee Weaver with a sacrifice fly to centerfield.
Game Two: Brevard 3, Young Harris 0 (Suspended in 2nd inning)
Brevard opened the second game with three runs in the top of the first, but a lightning delay and the imminent darkness of night ended the afternoon between the Tornados and the Mountain Lions, with the second game and statistics not counting toward either team's schedule.
Brevard remains on the road, but returns to South Atlantic Conference play as the Tornados travel to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne University. First pitch in the doubleheader between the Tornados and the Bears at the LRU Softball Field is set for 1 p.m.


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Creative Play Quick Tip: Beach Detectives
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|Wearing your sunglasses and beach hat, become a sleuth of the shore! Use a shovel to scoop sand onto a sifter, then shake away the sand to reveal "clues." Take a closer look with a magnifier, collect clues in a bucket or beach bag, or record findings in a detective notebook. Then use your imaginations to make up a story that explains what you've found. For example, maybe you've just discovered the priceless dinosaur eggs (white rocks) that were stolen from the museum!
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Sold out Colorado School of Mines Career Day scheduled for Sept. 13
GOLDEN, Colo., Sept. 7, 2011 – Colorado School of Mines Fall 2011 Career Day will be one of the largest in the university's history featuring 206 companies. More than 40 companies were put on the wait list after the fair sold out in July.
Industry representatives from the areas of aerospace, construction and consulting as well as energy, mining and steel will be in attendance. Organizers expect more than 3,000 students and alumni from Colorado School of Mines to attend.
"The need for quality engineers from all industries continues to grow at a very healthy pace. Employers from all over the world certainly view Colorado School of Mines graduates at the top of their list. This is reflected in the wonderful response to Career Day registration as well as what is projected to be a banner recruiting season at the college," said Jean Manning-Clark, Colorado School of Mines Career Center director.
Earlier this year, PayScale.com ranked Mines as the No. 1 public university in the nation for starting salaries of graduates with bachelor's degrees with a median starting salary of $63,400 and a mid-career salary of $106,000. Mines ranked sixth among all colleges and universities, including private institutions, for starting salary.
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text: Congrats to the winners of the Texas State Championships that took place at Cowboys Stadium the last few days. Your winners are Munday, Stamford, East Bernard, Cameron Yoe, Navasota, Cedar Park, Katy, Denton Guyer, and Allen. I got to attend the Navasota and Cedar Park victories. Lots of fun, and congrats to all.


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Rhinophyma is a large, red-colored (ruddy) nose. The nose has a bulb shape.
Bulbous nose; Nose - bulbous; Phymatous rosacea
Rhinophyma was once thought to be caused by heavy drinking of alcohol. This is not the case. Rhinophyma occurs at the same rate in people who do not use alcohol as in those who drink heavily. The problem is much more common in men than in women.
The cause of rhinophyma is unknown. It may me a severe form of a skin disease called rosacea. It is an uncommon disorder.
Symptoms include changes in the nose such as:
Most of the time, the health care provider can diagnose rhinophyma without any testing. Sometimes, a a skin biopsy may need to be done.
The most common treatment is surgery to reshape the nose. Surgery may be done with a laser, scalpel, or a rotating brush (dermabrasion). Certain acne medications may also be helpful in treating the condition.
Rhinophyma can be corrected with surgery. The condition may return.
The change in appearance can cause emotional distress.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of rhinophyma and would like to talk about treatment.
Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, et al, eds.Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 37.
Lucas JL, Tomecki KJ. Acne and rosacea. In: Carey WD, ed. Cleveland Clinic: Current Clinical Medicine 2010. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010.
Habif TP. Acne, rosacea, and related disorders. In: Habif TP, ed. Clinical Dermatology. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 7.


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This years Team Shoot Out was a little different then in years past. Instead of us at the magazine deciding the winner, we decided that it would be better if you guys, the viewers, picked the winner. For the first time ever, the TSO winners were picked by you guys by voting on Facebook. But that wasn't the only change that happened. This year we moved on from hard good teams to outerwear teams. Nike, Oakley, Burton AK, and Special Blend battled it out against each other. How did it turn out? Pick up the issue and find out!
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OLCC: Help Promote Safe Prom, Graduation Season
Remember your prom or high school graduation experience? The Oregon Liquor Control Commission reminds parents that while some things have changed, other pressures teens face are exactly the same.
Prom and graduation should be celebrated as alcohol and substance-free events. However, statistics show that one third of the alcohol-related traffic fatalities involving teens each year occur during prom and graduation season - April, May, and June.
"The good news is that kids are listening - even when you think they aren't," says John Eckhart, OLCC Public Safety Director. "With good communication, clear ground rules, a little planning -- and lots of cooperation, both parents and teens can have a fun, memorable, and safe prom and graduation season." Research shows that regular communication between parents and their kids has a positive influence on the decisions that teens make.
Top 10 things parent can do for a safe prom/graduation season:
1. Discuss rules for the celebrating: your own rules, the school rules, and the consequences for violating the rules.
2. Ask your teen for a complete itinerary for the evening, including where they'll be going before, during and after prom. If you have graduates, make sure you know where and when they will be celebrating.
3. Take inventory of the alcohol in your home and secure it, if needed. In a survey by the American Medical Association, two out of three teens aged 13-18 said that it is easy to get alcohol from their homes without parents knowing about it. One-third responded that it is easy to obtain alcohol from their own parents knowingly, which increases to 40 percent when it is from a friend's parent.
4. If you are hosting a post-prom or grad party, remember it is illegal to serve alcohol to minors. Some parents feel that hosting a house party where alcohol is served to minors is safer because they can control it. Allowing these parties is illegal, even with other parents' consent. Hosts may be held responsible for consequences that result. Injuries and car accidents after such parent-hosted parties remind us that no parent can completely control the actions of intoxicated youth, during or after a party. And the main message children hear is that drinking illegally is okay.
5. If your teen is riding in a limo, check the company's policy on allowing alcohol in the vehicle.
6. Do not rent hotel rooms or vacation rental properties for your teens.
7. Communicate with other parents about prom-graduation plans.
8. Reinforce that they should get help if a friend is in trouble. Be available to provide a timely and safe ride home if needed. Let them know that they should call you if they need a ride home or get into a situation they know isn't safe -- no matter what time it is, no matter where they are.
9. Remind your teen that everyone has a camera these days. With security cameras, phone cameras and video cams everywhere, it is important your child realizes that they shouldn't do anything that might cause them embarrassment by ending up Facebook or YouTube. Unfortunately, what ends up on the internet and social media, stays on the internet and can be shared with hundreds of people very quickly.
10. Talk to your soon-to-be graduate about how underage drinking could jeopardize their future plans for college. A college acceptance can be revoked for illegal behavior and for getting expelled from high school.


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In Inkjet, "Ink is the thing that makes it all work"
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Marco Boer of I.T. Strategies and Senior Editor Cary Sherburne discuss the latest developments in inkjet inks being shown at drupa 2016. Expect to see inks that act and feel differently.
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Families of September 11 is now operating as the For Action Initiative. The web pages on this site are available for informational purposes only. Please visit us at www.foractioninitiative.org.
With sincere appreciation for your support and membership throughout the years, the staff and Board of FOS11 extend our very best wishes to you and your loved ones for a safe and healthy holiday season. Our thoughts are with those lost on 9/11 and all those who were affected by the events of that day. We recognize that the holiday season may be a difficult time for many and hope that you celebrate the season by celebrating the memories of your loved ones, and find comfort, strength, love and support from those around you. We hope that we have served you well this past year and look forward to continuing our work in 2008.
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We encourage you to visit www.ready.gov or call 1-800-BE-READY to learn how to prepare your families, homes and businesses for all types of emergencies including natural and human-caused disasters. Free materials, including family emergency plan templates and sample business continuity plans, are available through these resources. These materials will provide you with tools to make a New Year's resolution that will bring you and your loved ones peace of mind. If you wish to take a more active role in your community's preparedness, get involved by joining or starting a Citizen Corps Council near you. Citizen Corps brings community and government leaders together to coordinate the involvement of community members and non-governmental resources in emergency preparedness, planning, mitigation, response, and recovery. Visit www.citizencorps.gov for more information.
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The School of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania (Penn Vet), an integral part of a comprehensive, multidisciplinary university, exists to better the health and welfare of animals and humans.
The synergy generated by Penn Vet's interaction with the University community and the biomedical establishment in the Delaware Valley creates unique challenges and opportunities to excel in teaching, research and service.
To fulfill this mandate, we are committed to innovative educational programs to train veterinarians and biomedical scientists; pioneer research and the discovery of new knowledge in the basic and applied sciences; and maintaining a strong commitment to specialized veterinary medical care and service.
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Penn Vet admits students of any race, color, sexual or affectional preference, age, religion and national or ethnic origin, and students who may be handicapped or disabled to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School.
The Penn Vet Admissions Committee seeks to enroll a diversified class and therefore considers such factors as socioeconomic (including racial and ethnic) background, geographic origin (urban, suburban and rural), specific interests and activities, personal traits and academic background.


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Chris Brown Makes Karrueche Tran His 'Woman Crush Wednesday' After Split
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Karrueche Tran is Chris Brown's "Woman Crush Wednesday" — even though the couple split last month.
On Wednesday evening, the singer posted a photo of Tran to his Instagram page with the hashtag, "#WCW!"
He also shared a long message about soulmates, calling it "inspiring."
Brown and Tran's on-and-off relationship was recently off again, with their camps disagreeing on who dumped who.
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|History of Woodlawn Hills
Woodlawn Hills Elementary
Woodlawn Hills Elementary opened in 1924 on Alton and Palm Streets. It was relocated to 110 Quill Drive in 1927 to serve the Woodlawn Lake area neighborhood. At that time, the campus was part of the Los Angeles Heights School District and opened as an elementary-junior high school. In 1949 when the Los Angeles Heights School District merged with SAISD, Woodlawn Hills became an elementary school, but the seventh grade remained there for two more years. In 1951-52, a new brick building was added. The main building was renovated in 1959. Portable classrooms were added to the campus in 1978 to accomodate a growing enrollment.
The 1997 Bond Program funded a new building including a PE facility. The building features 26 classrooms, a fine arts room, special education classrooms, a kitchen and food service area and a spacious administrative suite. The school features a bright, energetic color scheme of purple, orange and yellow with multicolored floor tiles. The front canopy spans the facade of the building and has pillars of multicolored glass at each end. The new building provides state-of-the-art facilities for a student enrollment of 425. It is adjacent to the former school site.