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Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 16:38:49 EST
GREAT site for Emigration lists! I have a question though, I could not access
the English version, so now what do I do with the information I found on my
Great grandfather and my great uncle? This has opened a big door for me. I
know this sounds stupid, but can someone give some advice? Have you ever been
so deluged with information that your brain freezes up and you just can't
figure out what to do next? Thanks all for your anticipated help.
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Evangeline Middle School (in blue) and Kings-Edgehill met in the regional Junior High/Middle School Tier 2 championship March 4 at the Millett Centre in New Minas. EMS used a strong second half to score a 53-26 win and capture the regional banner.
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Evangeline Middle School hosted the Western Region Junior High/Middle School Tier 2 girls' basketball championship Tuesday, March 4 at the Louis Millett Centre in New Minas.
Click here for a slideshow of photos.
EMS welcomed Lockeport, Hebbville and King's-Edgehill for a four-team regional tournament. The two Valley schools met in the final, and when all was said and done, EMS had captured the regional banner with a 53-26 win over Kings-Edgehill.
EMS advanced to the final with a 61-31 win over Lockeport, and King's-Edgehill moved on with a 52-36 win over Hebbville.
In the final, the lead changed several times in the first half, and it remained a tight defensive contest partway through the third quarter before tough defence and timely shooting helped EMS pull away in the final quarter. King's-Edgehill had scoring opportunities in the second half, but just couldn't get their shots to fall.
Calla Newcombe led a balanced EMS scoring attack with 11 points, and Marnie Hill, Addie Smith and Hannah Fuller all finished with 10. Julia Strickey led King's-Edgehill with 10 points.
Lara Kretzinger and Taylor Amirault were named the MVPs for King's-Edgehill, while Marnie Hill and Meghan MacLeod were chosen MVPs for EMS.
In winning the regional banner, there are no provincials at the Junior High/Middle School level, the EMS girls completed an undefeated season.


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What is the meaning of the image suggested by the apparition? Does it suggest a positive or negative view of human life?
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Pound's poem demonstrates the economy and power words have for us. It is devilishly short, but one could write reams on it. Look to the meanings and denotations of the words and you'll find your answer. "Apparition" according to dictionary.com means:
1. a supernatural appearance of a person or thing, esp. a ghost; a specter or phantom; wraith: a ghostly apparition at midnight. 2. anything that appears, esp. something remarkable or startling 3. an act of appearing; manifestation.
The first two meanings would suggest a darker aspect of the poem. i would suggest the poem hints at darker things and darker aspects of our existence.
The first two meanings would suggest a darker aspect of the poem.


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No holds barred: local bartenders share dirty little secrets
Bar Month" at OnMilwaukee.com is back for another round – brought to you by Aperol, Pinnacle, Jameson, Fireball, Red Stag and Avion. The whole month of February, we're serving up intoxicatingly fun articles on bars and clubs – including guides, the latest trends, bar reviews and more. Grab a designated driver and dive in!
We get it: what happens in the bar sometimes stays in the bar. So with that in mind, OnMilwaukee.com recently distributed an anonymous online survey to local bartenders and asked them questions that they, most likely, wouldn't answer honestly if their name was attached.
The responses ranged from prudent to racy, and here they are.
The first survey question was whether or not bartenders have allowed customers to light up indoors after the smoking ban took effect in July of 2010 and 57.1 percent admitted yes and 42.9 percent said no.
"I smoke after we close, when I am cleaning," wrote one bartender.
"A VIP customer lit up a cig and I really just didn't say 'no,'" wrote another.
When asked if they drink on the job, 85.7 percent said yes and 14.3 percent claimed no.
"I used to, but a drunk bartender is a sloppy, inattentive bartender and I like being good at my job," wrote one bartender.
"Not as much as I used to," wrote another.
Others claimed it was important to drink with customers to make them feel comfortable and to have fun. One said it "promoted camaraderie."
Out of the bartenders polled, 57.1 percent said they do not let friends and regulars stay and drink after hours, but 42.9 percent said they sometimes or regularly do.
"Only if they are helping to clean up," wrote one bartender.
"I don't want to be at work longer than I have to, but if they are too drunk to drive home and need a ride I will let them stay until I'm done cleaning up but not to get more wasted," wrote another bartender.
A whopping 95.2 percent of the bartenders said they give away free drinks with a mere 4.8 saying they do not.
"Sometimes it really helps with the tip," wrote one bartender.
"I rarely give away free drinks, but when I do, they are paid for by me, not the 'house,'" wrote another.
On the subject of bar sex, 47.6 percent of the bartenders have caught people in the act and 52.4 percent said they have not witnessed such passionate interactions during a shift.
"I have seen way too many knees and feet together in one stall at the same time," wrote one bartender.
"Yup, and it's definitely a case-by-case basis as to whether I let them finish or throw them out," wrote another.
When asked which type of customers they hate the most, 57.9 percent of the bartenders said poor or non-tippers; 21.1 percent said customers who refuse to leave, 15.8 percent dislike drunk customers the most and 5.3 percent said they care the least for customers who order difficult-to-make drinks.
"Rude people who think they are doing me a favor by letting me serve them," is how one bartender described the worst customers.
Another described the worst customers as those who "belittle and assume we're uneducated."
According to 85 percent of the bartenders, men are better tippers than women.
"As a female bartender, I think guys are more inclined to tip better because they appreciate the interaction more," said one bartender.
When asked if they ever hooked up with a customer in their bar, 45.5 said yes and 54.5 said no, they had never done that.
"She's my future wife," wrote one bartender.
"After hours, a few times," wrote another.
"Unfortunately, not in a long time," said yet another.
As for stealing, 13.6 percent admitted to pilfering from their bar but 86.4 percent said they have not.
"Karma is a bigger bitch than I am," wrote one bartender.
"Hell no! My bar is awesome and I don't believe in stealing," wrote another.
Just under 60 percent have witnessed drug use in their bar.
"Weed, pills, coke, mushrooms, ecstasy, LSD and hash," wrote one bartender.
"I busted a guy smoking pot once on the patio. I told him if I ever caught him again I'd personally call the cops," wrote another.
Only 9.5 percent of the bartenders said they have knowingly let an under-aged person drink at their bar. More than 90 percent said no way.
The basic sentiment was "it's not worth the risk."
If an obviously drunk customer orders a drink, 59.1 percent of the bartenders said they would not sell them another, while 40.9 said they would.
"I offer water or a really kick-ass non alcoholic drink to drunk customers," commented one bartender.
"It depends on who they are and how they are acting," wrote another.
And finally, there's this one:
"I hate cleaning up puke or dealing with stupid, wasted idiots."
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Maryland v. Miami isn't on TV and I neeeed to see this game..Is there any website where they have it streaming live??
Too late now but I think you could have watched it as part of ESPN Full Court. It's $3.95 for a game or $15.00 for the day where you would get all the games not on TV.


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Locals in Team Geargrinder dominate ToAD
Most of the races during the Tour of America's Dairyland are criteriums, which means that riders are racing around a short, looped course. Fans can appreciate such courses because it brings their favorite riders around and around and gives the ability to cheer for your favorites regularly throughout the race.
Racers, on the other hand, might prefer a road race instead, a point-to-point race that isn't quite so repetitive and is always throwing new challenges their way. Spectators can still cheer for their favorite racers, but it's a less active role. You have a picnic, get up and cheer as the riders fly by, then return to your picnic.
The Tour of America's Dairyland's eighth stage provided a nice mix between the two. The long loop of nearly ten miles of rolling hills, scenic forest, and twisted country back roads dotted with dairy farms served as the backdrop for Stage 8, where Sarah Caravella (Team CARD) and James Stemper (Kenda Pro Cycling pb GEARGRINDER) closed the day in yellow.
The sixth and final lap around the day's 10-mile loop for the Pro Women ended with a spectacular field sprint. Carrie Cash Wooten (Team Vera Bradley Foundation), demonstrated once again her tremendous sprinting ability to snatch the win on the inside from Overall leader Caravella (Team CARD) who was pushing hard on the outside. Cari Higgins (Peanut Butter and Co TWENTY 12) made the day's top three complete with Caravella holding onto the yellow jersey.
The scorching overhead rays combined with extreme uphill climbs and fast descents made for a brutal day of extreme racing but seeing past the burn, racers including Men's podium star Yosvany Falcon (Bahati Foundation) commented on how they appreciated the beauty and intricacies of the course. Taking in the scenic landscape, even ToAD announcer Todd Busteed donned an ABD Cycling kit to race in Masters 4/5 and light-heartedly joked that he perhaps could have used a little more training to tame the beast known as the …Read more...


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Top Apps for Fantasy Baseball Managers
When you think back to the early days of Rotisserie Baseball, it's amazing how
much more technology is available today. In the first league that I played in, "Rotisserie League" stats were calculated by hand at the Chestnut Pub in Morgantown, West Virginia. Yes, we did have calculators, but I think they cost $100 each.
Today's successful fantasy baseball manager needs to have a plethora of technology at his fingertips to win a competitive league. One of the newest such technologies is the cell phone app.
Mobile apps have exploded over the past two years. There are now over 200,000 apps available for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, and other mobile smart phones.
Today, we take a look at some of the baseball apps that will help you win your fantasy baseball league this season.
If you only purchase one app this year, you should buy MLB At Bat 2010. AT $15, it's one of the more expensive apps on the market, but when you think that you can listen and watch every game of the MLB season, it's as much of a steal as you'll get with Michael Bourne on your roster.
MLB At Bat 2010 is the official app of Major League Baseball. Last year, it was only available for the iPhone, but this year it is also available for the Google Android phone and the Blackberry Storm as well. The Android version, however, does not permit the live streaming of games.
There's also a free Lite version of the app as well, although it has considerably less features. At .9 mg, it's not too heavy for your cell phone.
RotoWire has an app specifically developed for fantasy baseball fans. At $3.99, it's a solid value from a reputable fantasy baseball site. It can be especially helpful for your fantasy baseball draft. Apps reviewers have given the RotoWire app 3 1/2 stars out of 5.
This app won't help you win any fantasy baseball league, but it's cool and only costs 99 cents! It's Ballpark Envi and the app focuses on the ballparks of the Major Leagues. There are stadium pictures of current and past stadiums plus sideshows, seating charts, and a handy map if you're lost and can't find the stadium.
The iScore Baseball Scorekeeper costs $9.99, but if you like to score games when at the ballpark or watching on TV, the iScore Baseball Scorekeeper is a great choice. And, it doesn't have to be used for professional games either; use it while watching junior play his American Legion or Little League Baseball games as well.


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The Zionist Jewish People's Party also held a meeting here last night, at which its spokesmen explained its position.
Dr. Alfred Klee, the leader of the Party, after describing what had happened in the Representative Assembly, said:
Our community idea is the idea of the Jewish people. The Jewish Community in Germany is not an isolated German-Jewish Church, but part of all Jewry. We want equal rights for all sections who take their Judaism seriously. There must be no injustice to anyone. Only in that way can there be a united community.
When the People's Party was in control, he said, it met the Liberals at every turn, so that they had no ground for complaint. The People's Party had not exploited its influence in the previous community administration in order to allocate community funds for Palestine, or for other "outside Germany" purposes. They had not sought to do anything definitely against the wishes of the Liberal minority, or without their consent. It was with the agreement of the Liberals and with their signatures, that a Chair was established by the Berlin Jewish Community at the Jerusalem University, with an annual subsidy of 15,000 Marks, and that the Library of the Jerusalem University was given a quantity of books. It was also with the consent of the Liberals that a stipend had been created to enable teachers of the Community to visit Palestine. Now the Liberals refuse to stand by these obligations, he said. They are using their power to suppress the People's Party. With a budget of millions they refuse a subsidy of 2,000 Marks to the Heholuz, and the staff of the Community is being reduced, with the idea of getting rid of officials who hold Zionist views.
The Jewish Community is built up on voluntary member-ship, Dr. Klee said. But that is no reason why it should not be firmly established.
We are not going out of the Community, he went on. We of the People's Party want to do all that is possible to ensure the unity of the Community. We are going to the next meeting with a resolution which has been so drawn up that we hope that all members will be able to agree to it.
But if this resolution is not approved, then with the best will in the world, we have no choice but to go into opposition. If more than 28,000 voters are to be treated as a trifle, and everything is to be decided in the Liberal caucus room, then the public Representative Assembly is no more than a voting machine, and there can be no question of our further collaboration.
The situation is serious. We are on the verge of a fateful decision. We demand that our views should be given consideration in accordance with our numbers and our idealism, and we ask-Who is it that disrupts our Jewish Community?
Dr. Klee read out the following text of the resolution which will be introduced at the next meeting of the Assembly:
"The Berlin Jewish Community consists of all Jews living within its area, in accordance with the Law of 1847. Since no Jew should stand outside the Community, the Community recognises that it is its obligation to provide for the Jewish life of its members. As a united Community it comprises Jews who are not agreed in their views and in their religious ideas. They are all of them to be kept inside the united community, and the Community gives to every current of opinion which by its historic development and the number of its adherents is assured of existence, its authority and support, which will enable it to conduct a Jewish life according to its ideas.
Herr Alfred Berger and Professor {SPAN}#einrich{/SPAN} Loewe followed Dr. Klee, and then Herr Georg Kareski, former President of the Berlin Jewish Community spoke. In view of the present political and economic situation, he said, one would think that there should be something else in their minds than Jews accusing Jews. There must be a very powerful reason to impel them to call the Jewish masses to an internal Jewish fight. But the reason, he said, is really a powerful one. It is a fight for the Jewish soul. The Liberals, {SPAN}as###{/SPAN} conditions have developed to-day in Germany have sustained an unparalleled defeat in respect of their ideology, and they want to draw us into their spiritual bankruptcy by keeping us away from all positive Jewish work in the Community. We are determined to resist that. We will not break our ties with world Jewry. We want to take part in the work that to-day welds Jewry together in an iron phalanx. The phrase "united Community" is not something to which we merely pay lip service. When we were in the majority, we gave the Liberals an opportunity to express themselves.
This meeting, he declared, is a warning at the eleventh hour. If we do not achieve unity, the Jewish People's Party is determined to translate the phrase "Iron Front" into Jewish life.
The meeting then adopted the following resolution unanimously:
"We members of the Berlin Jewish Community, assembled at this mass demonstration of the Jewish People's Party, express our confidence in the leaders of the Jewish People's Party in their fight to secure the rights of all currents of opinion, and of the minorities in the Jewish Community, and we call upon them to continue their work along these lines".


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Gaming Console Registration
The wireless network for gaming is called "CavsNet-NSIDev" … the acronym stands for "Non-Standard Internet Device". This wireless network is not broadcast, so you will not see it in the list of available wireless networks. You will need to add it manually (or womanually) as WPA2-TKIP. A security key is required.
All gaming consoles must be registered in the IT department.
These instructions are for gaming consoles only (not for PC based gaming):
Bring your CAVS card and completed, except signature which must take place in Ms. Herron's presence, Agreement (or if you don't have access to a computer with a compatible version of Word or a printer, you can bring your gaming console's MAC address and CAVS card) to register your console with Susan Herron, 281 Smiddy Hall.
Once the console is registered and the information is added to the Network you will need to:
- Reset your device to the "Factory Default Settings"
- Reboot your console (turn off and back on)
- Allow the console to complete its power up.
- Turn the console back off
- Turn the console back on.
- Manually add the console to "CavsNet-NSIDev" (this is a hidden network and cannot be found with a scan)
- Set the security settings to "WPA2-TKIP"
- Input the Security key that you received from Ms. Herron (40 characters exactly as shown)
- Your console should then connect with the network (if you followed all the steps)
If you missed the link above... the Agreement is in the attached file below.
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- May 2, 2016 15 Students to Compete in Thesis Prize Awards Jury Fifteen Syracuse Architecture students have been nominated by faculty to present in the annual Thesis Prize Awards Jury, to be held Saturday, May 7 in Slocum Hall. more
- May 2, 2016 With passion for learning and life, Lisa Chan '16 receives University's highest baccalaureate honor Syracuse Architecture student Lisa Chan, B.Arch 2016, has received Syracuse University's highest baccalaureate honor, the designation of University Scholar. Every year the University honors twelve graduating seniors—one representing each school— with this high distinction. more
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Giving help is not strange in our Family counting all Grand parent cousins and nieces. I've passed out old coats and new warm socks. beside 12 step work for Bill W Which is for my help as well as others. Well I was very supprised when my niece and her companion divulged to us others. The work of passing out food stuffs and snacks . To the unfortunates at the city homeless . At the shelters vicinity.Very kind and noble works for the Lord indeed. How ever I and some other relatives questioned the wisdom of any Females being in the presence of any potentially dangerous or sick peoples. I was told that lighting was adequate . This did little to calm my elder relative fear. Impressive was the organization of the two and others four or five. The permission from the local shelter and its volunteer staff. I thought of similar actions but being a loner was afraid to take on a task such as this by myself Even as a male. I half heatedly wished them well. There have been news reports of other Charity minded groups getting the big stop from the Government officials . Surely a hats off goes to this well meaning group of under 30's. I will dare to locate in Northern California. Especially timely at the Christmas season. Much care and love goes into the making of some what simple fare. I fear that I may now also have less sound nights sleep . Knowing what these younger Americans are shall I say foolishly about. God please allay my fears. Maybe some cop on patrol will keep and eye out for them. I hope that all citizens wanting to join the Charity brigades will try to stay safe when helping the Homeless. that's all from Rob g 12- 2012
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Chicken Nuggets (with Broccoli or Spinach or Sweet Potato or Beet)
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I don't know any kid who doesn't like chicken nuggets. Just don't tell them what's hidden inside!
- In a bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, flaxseed meal, Parmesan, paprika, garlic and onion powder on the paper or foil, and mix well with your fingers.
- In a shallow bowl, mix the vegetable puree and egg with a fork and set the bowl next to the breadcrumb mixture.
- Sprinkle the chicken chunks with the salt. Dip the chunks into the egg mixture and then toss them in the breadcrumbs until completely coated.
- Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray and set over medium-high heat. When the skillet is hot, add the oil. Place the chicken nuggets in the skillet in a single layer, being careful not to crowd the pan, and cook until crisp and golden on one side, 3 to 4 minutes. Then turn and cook until the chicken is cooked through, golden brown and crisp all over, 4 to 5 minutes longer. (Cut into a piece to check that it's cooked through.) Serve warm.
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Name: Alison
Blog: Culinary Adventures in the Kitchen
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Location: Montreal, Quebec
Describe your culinary style.
I am health-conscious pescetarian. Although I would very-happily live exclusively in my wee vegetarian bubble, I am married to a carnivore. So, rather than rigidly living on our respective ends of the culinary-spectrum, we occasionally try to meet up somewhere in the middle; usually in the form of seafood. Although I don't cook much fish myself, it has been known to infiltrate my otherwise-vegetarian-lifestyle from time to time. You know, gotta keep the peace! In my day-to-day life, I am forever finding ways to adapt recipes to make them more healthful while maintaining (or enhancing!) deliciousness. Believing that variety really is the spice of life, I find myself ever-scouring the world for exciting recipe ideas that will land me in the kitchen, inspired and ready to healthify. I firmly believe that loving to eat and being healthy don't have to be mutually exclusive notions.
For someone new to your blog, which recipe do you recommend they try first?
Ouf. We could be here all day! Ok, here we go: I have selected what I believe to be the best from the different categories in my recipe index.
Appetizer: Cinnamon-Roasted Almonds
Soup: Curried Veggie Soup
Salad: Mexican Bean Salad (aka my favourite salad ever)
Breakfast/Brunch: Vegan Bacon (omg!)
Entree: Vegan Veggie Burgers
Dessert: Individual Chocolate-Coffee Zucchini Cakes
Cookies: Chocolate-Cherry Kiss Cookies
Muffins & Quickbreads: Banana Kefir Muffins
What is the main source of inspiration for your recipes?
I tend to find culinary-inspiration in every facet of my life. Whether the inspiration comes while listening to the radio in the car on my way to work and hearing a food-related advertisement, talking to family and/or friends, or walking through the grocery store aisles and passing a particular item, the food-loving hamster in my mind's eye immediately hops on his wheel and we, simultaneously, get to work. I also spend most of my "down-time" seeking inspiration for my next food exploit; my TV seems to be permanently tuned to the cooking channel, I love flipping through the pages of cookbooks (especially old ones with broken spines and oil stains from overuse), and when on the internet, I am constantly scanning food-related pages. I love being in my kitchen; a place to dream, to concoct, and to experiment.
If you could have one food while stranded on a desert island, what would it be?
Only one food?? Goodness gracious; how very limiting. Although there are several undeniably-deserving candidates, I'm going to go with the first thing that popped into my head. Be warned, it's pretty fundamental. With that said, I don't think that I could live without popcorn. Yes, yes, I know. Of all of the delightful and sinfully-delicious dishes available to me, I choose popcorn. But not the horrid microwave version (note: I don't even own a microwave), it has to be homestyle, pot-on-the-stove-popped, popcorn. And topped with pink Himalayan sea salt, black pepper, curry powder, and nutritional yeast. Fancy. Now that I could thrive on.
What is your ultimate guilty food pleasure?
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With its mix of authentically awe-inspiring landscapes, concentration of parks and hundreds – literally hundreds – of attractions, the Black Hills has served as an unforgettable vacation destination for generations of families.
So if you're traveling with the brood, here's what to do with kids in the Black Hills and Badlands Region. It's a four-day itinerary for traveling with children, that's the average length of a BH vacation (although we suggest more).
One thing missing from this extensive list are the Badlands and Wall area. They are a favorite of my family, and if you're traveling from the east like most Black Hills visitors are, make sure to hit the park and Wall Drug on your way in. Stop at the overlooks, take a short trail and at Wall Drug, ride the Jackalope.
This list jam packs the action in but with traveling with kids, it is all subject to change. Highlight one or two stops a day and know that you can always come back. You certainly wouldn't be alone and while the attractions may change, the Black Hills experience will be here for more generations to come
Day 1
Mount Rushmore is the main draw and we always suggest including that on the first day's agenda. Doing so will negate the effects of inclement weather.
Highway 16 – the road to Rushmore – is lined with some of the best BH attractions. Reptile Gardens, Bear Country USA, Old MacDonald's Farm, Fort Hays, BH Maze, Cosmos Mystery Area, Alpine Slide at Rushmore Tramway Adventures, National Presidential Wax Museum, Big Thunder Gold Mine and 1880 Train are on – or right off – the highway. And that lengthy list isn't all of them, just most.
But in the interest of getting Mount Rushmore checked off the list, save most of those in Rapid City for a different day. Hit those in, or very near Keystone – like the classic Cosmos Mystery Area – in the morning. The whole offering at both Rushmore Tramway Adventures and Rush Mountain Adventure Park are fun on all levels, for all ages and could be a great time before going to the memorial.
Grab lunch in Keystone or better yet, lunch with George, Thomas, Teddy and Abe (don't pass on the Thomas Jefferson-recipe ice cream) up on the mountain. While at Mount Rushmore, depending on the age of your crew, either check out the new kid's area (located off the Presidential Trail) or continue the along the trail for a nice hike and some great views of the sculpture.
Next, head over to Hill City to check out the Museum at Black Hills Institute, 1880 Train, and the other offerings of this little mountain town. The Institute is an old armory that's filled with amazing fossils from floor to ceiling. The 1880 Train is a perfect way to end the first day with a scenic, two-hour ride from Hill City to Keystone and back.
Alternate stops here include Holy Terror Mini-Golf, Rushmore Borglum Story, SD Railroad Museum, Brule at High Country Guest Ranch, Circle B Chuckwagons, and Teddy Bear Town.
Day 2
Honestly, with Mount Rushmore anchoring so many attractions, you can continue cleaning up along the Hwy. 16 corridor but, here's where it can be good to mix in some of the natural Black Hills offerings.
On this day, head to Custer State Park, heralded by national media as one of the world's best animal destinations and tour one of the world's top-five longest caves nearby in Jewel or Wind Cave.
Start the day of with the cave tour. The tours are first-come-first-serve and are one of the hottest tickets to score. It's a definite Black Hills experience that can blow minds of all ages.
Afterward, plan on a good half-day in Custer State Park. Seek out the park's buffalo herd on the Wildlife Loop or on a Buffalo Jeep Safari tour, hike around Sylvan Lake, feed the begging burros and drive Needles Highway.
Teens might love the chance here to climb the amazing formations in Custer State Park, give Sylvan Rocks Climbing School a call.
Another popular Black Hills offering are trail rides from outfits like Hollingsworth Horses, Rockin' R Trail Rides, Sage Meadow Ranch, High Country Guest Ranch and more.
Alternate stops could be the Mammoth Site, BH Balloons, National Museum of Woodcarving, Evans Plunge, Beaver Lake Water Park, and Four Mile Old West Town.
If the group is still cooperating, know Crazy Horse Memorial, yet another mountain carving – and the bigger one at that – is right outside of Custer. If late in the day, stay for their laser light show.
Day 3
Rapid City is the largest city (by far) and on the first day, everyone in your traveling party had to of taken note of all the attractions here. It's been a hub for tourists since the 1930s while work on Mount Rushmore was just taking shape. Today, it's known as the City of Presidents for the statues located downtown and the thriving rejuvenation of that area.
Reptile Gardens with its Guinness-record holding collection of reptiles, tropical fauna, and animal shows is a must. Adding to the fun, other animal attractions like Bear Country USA and Old Macdonald's Farm are nearby. Load up on a cheap cowboy breakfast at Fort Hays on the way out. On the way back into Rapid City, your group can clean up any other Hwy. 16 stops you wish.
In Rapid City, we also suggest some time at Storybook Island, a free attraction that's a fav of locals, and the action downtown at Main Street Square. There's a fountain the kiddos can cool down in and usually all sorts of other things going on.
Alternate stops in Rapid City are the 30,000 SQ. ft WaTiki Indoor Waterpark, Dinosaur Park, Dinosaur Museum, Putz n Glo, Rapid Escape, Journey Museum, Outdoor Campus – West, and Caputa Alpacas.
Day 4
With Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Custer State Park, a cave and Reptile Gardens done, the last region to hit is the region locals call the Northern Black Hills. Here, you'll find many of the mid-sized Black Hills towns in Spearfish, Sturgis, Deadwood and more.
You'll also find great attractions that aren't as well-known as previous day stops.
Spearfish Canyon, with its waterfalls and hikes, is where locals often make a fun day of. Roughlock Falls is a beautiful stop and one of the easiest hikes in the Hills leads to it.
In Spearfish, feed the fish at DC Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and enjoy the City Park. In Deadwood – catch the Trial of Jack McCall on historic Main Street, see if you recognize any famous names buried at Mt. Moriah Cemetery or play the games at Kodiak's Arcade and Shooting Gallery. In Lead, stop by the Sanford Homestake Visitor Center.
Devils Tower National Monument is a scenic hour drive away (a great chance to nap for the littlest ones) and has an easy trail around the base. This was the nation's first national monument and is worth the trip.
For groups with older ones seeking more adventure, rent a UTV from outfits like Mystic Hills Hideaway, Rec Springs, Mad Mountain or other outfitters and head into the forest.
Alternate stops in the Northern Hills include the Adams Museum, Thermosphere Gallery, Vore Buffalo Jump, Bear Butte State Park, Broken Boot Gold Mine, Spearfish Rec and Aquatics Center, Wonderland Cave, Trail Rides at Diamond 7 Bar Guest Ranch or the Black Hills Mining Museum.


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He did not yet dream of love in connection with her, but he was conscious of a passion of surprised admiration and protectiveness.
The staggering fact increased her virginal charm and its protectiveness.
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He captured a mule at the battle of the Grande ronde and rode it home to Olympia, a distance of some five hundred miles.
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Bernstein chip analyst Stacy Rasgon surmises a second hold-out to Qualcomm on royalties could be Chinese telecom equipment giant Huawei, which, if true, raises questions about the long struggle Qualcomm went through with Chinese regulators.
Microsoft shares traded down on worries of higher spending rates, but Bernstein's Mark Moerdler argues spending growth areas of cloud computing and LinkedIn will pay off big-time down the road.
Shares of Skyworks slipped despite a quarterly earnings beat and higher forecast. Bulls raised price targets and urged investors not to be upset about the potential for a delay in the manufacturing of Apple's next iPhone, in which Skyworks plays an increasingly prominent role, they contend.
Juniper Networks is making an underappreciated "pivot" to cloud computing, writes Raymond James Simon Leopold, as he upgrades the stock to the equivalent of a Buy.
Microsoft shares sagged on the company's lower-than-expected outlook, but FBN Securities's Shebly Seyrafi, look at the growth in the cloud business, advises investors to take the stock decline as a buying opportunity. Canaccord's Richard Davis is getting closer to upgrading the stock, and BMO's Keith Bachman loves the company's cash flow.
Arista was dealt a setback in its legal battle with Cisco Systems, after the International Trade Commission said it would maintain a cease and desist order that bans the company importing product, even though the U.S. Patent office threw out two patents in the matter as invalid. Wells Fargo analyst Jess Lubert said the matter introduces some uncertainty into the company's Q3 results.
Microsoft gave up after-hours gains after offering a forecast for revenue this quarter a bit below what the Street has been modeling. But analysts on the conference call were more interested in what they saw as robust trends in the company's cloud computing business.
The chief financial officer of fiber optics company Applied Optoelectronics, who has a PhD with a focus on laser physics, rebuts claims made against the company's products by a boutique research shop, claims that pressured the shares on Thursday.
Chip makere Maxim lost 6% in late trading, as it said revenue will come in lower than analysts expected this quarter because of weakness in the smartphone market it serves, even though every other part of its business is doing "very, very well," including sales of chips for 100-gigabit-per-second links" for data centers.
Amazon is being scrutinized by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over whether its discounts on goods are misleading, after a watchdog group complained, says Reuters, citing an unnamed source.
eBay shares initially dropped 7% after the company met expectations for quarterly results, and forecast revenue higher this quarter, but also missed with its earnings outlook.
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wow, what a day! We left early and headed for the mountains for a day with animals. When we entered the park, we drove through what we would call a zoo, but without the cages. We had bought carrots earlier, so we fed the animals from our car. We saw TONS of animals, including a white tiger, lions, bears, and even little monkeys. When that was finished we are lunch and then spent some time with elephants : ) The best part of the day by far, though, was when I got to hold a baby tiger and an orangoutang! We didn't get back home until late, so we stopped at a KFC for dinner. I usually hate fast food... but a little american food after days of indonesian fare.. not bad, not bad at all.
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Pushdo trojan, a fairly new and prolific threat being circulated in fake "E-card" emails, is classified as a more sophisticated "downloader" trojan due to its control server. According to the analysis of Secureworks, when executed, Pushdo reports back to one of several control server IP addresses embedded in its code. The server listens on TCP port 80, and
pretends to be an Apache webserver. Any request that doesn't have the correct URL format will be answered with the following content:
The Bender Bending Rodriguez text is simply misdirection to mask the true nature of the server - if the HTTP request contains the following parameters, one or more executables will be delivered via HTTP:
The Pushdo controller is preloaded with multiple executable files - the one we looked at contained 421 different malware samples ready to be delivered. The Pushdo controller also uses the GeoIP geolocation database in conjunction with whitelists and blacklists of country codes. This
enables the Pushdo author to limit distribution of any one of the malware loads from infecting users located in a particular country, or provides the ability to target a specfic country or countries with a specific payload.
Pushdo's detection of the physical hard drive serial number as a identifier not only provides a unique ID for the infected system,
but can also reveal information such as whether the code is running in a virtual machine or not. This could be a way for the malware author to spy on anti-virus companies using automated tools to monitor the malware download points.
Another anti-anti-malware function of Pushdo is that it looks at the names of all running processes and compare them to a list of anti-virus and personal firewall process names. Instead of killing off these processes, however, Pushdo merely reports back to the controller which ones are running, by appending "proc=" and a list of the matching process names to the HTTP request parameters. This enables the authors to determine which anti-virus engines or firewalls are preventing the malware from running or phoning home, by their absence from the statistics. This way the Pushdo author doesn't have to maintain a test environment for each AV/firewall product.
Recently, an e-card email containing a newer variant of Pushdo was received. Apparently taking notice that the Bleeding Snort project had published a signature (sid 2006377) to detect the Pushdo request variables in transit, the author has now changed the request to be less fingerprintable. An example of the new
request format is:
GET /40e800142020202057202d4443574d414c393635393438366c0000003c66000000007600000002 HTTP/1.0
Apparently, the author of Pushdo is intent on evading detection for as long as possible, in order to have the maximum amount of time to seed Cutwail spambots into the wild. Although it is unclear just how large the Cutwail botnet has become, the ambition of the project rivals that of other more well-known spam botnets, such as Storm.
Read the complete analysis on Pushdo here.Read the blog entry detailing the trouble Sophos are having with the Pushdo trojan.
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Hi, "Dear Elliot".
I agree with you that Pro Dommes are a viable option for many male submissives!
But I disagree that it is unrealistic to hope to find a personal partner who does not charge. I know lots and lots of male submissives who are not 24/7 and yet who have wonderful, non-paying relationships with female doms. The people I know run the gamut from short-term to long-term relationship styles. They all have busy lives, careers, families, etc. (Most of the successful male submissives I know are, however, very forthright with their existing spouses/lovers if that partner is not the person the submissive is bottoming to. If you have to cheat on an existing relationship, it becomes much harder to find someone who is not going to charge for the service.)
As in any vanilla relationship, finding a partner in BDSM takes time. You have to find someone with whom you feel love, trust, friendship, laughter, the desire to work through hard times, and the chemistry of heated interaction when you both want it. Relationships like that do not drop from the stars for anyone. But they are out there, of course; and they are not as completely impossible to find as you suggest. Which is not to deny your excellent point about pro doms being a great idea for many.
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MERIDIAN — Meridian's transmit system has shut down leaving the city scurrying to meet the needs of people who relied on the buses to get around.
Kirk Thompson, executive adviser to Mayor Cheri Barry, said the city hopes to get some bus service in Meridian.
Meridian Transit System board president Bo Hawkins said the decision to cease operations was the result of a lack of funding from the city. The system shut down Wednesday. The system employed 12 people.
Thompson said the city council has cut the contribution to MTS' budget every fiscal year since 2008. The council has made cuts to the city's contributions and to city departments in many of its recent budgets.
MTS also gets federal funding through the Mississippi Department of Transportation, but the amount is determined based on the city's contribution — the less money the city puts into MTS, Hawkins said, the less federal funding MTS gets through MDOT.
MTS received $47,500 from the city for the 2012 fiscal year, according to Hawkins. He said he could not remember how much MDOT had contributed.
"Over the last two and half years, the city has cut our funding over 60 percent, and that cuts our federal match, so we just didn't have the money to operate," Hawkins said.
Hawkins said MTS is in talks with an entity that may be interested in funding the bus service. He would not say what entity it was, saying that, "they asked us not to release the details."
"We are working on a plan now to let this interruption in service be as short as possible," Hawkins said. "It's not definite, but we're very optimistic that we will be able to continue service."
This is not the first time the Meridian Transit System has closed. In 1996 it shut down for five months. Then again in 2005, it temporarily closed.


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There were a lot of questions raised for the game against Cincinnati. How would the Friars handle themselves after a solid road over Villanova? What would the team be like without Sidiki Johnson? Would this be another close game, or would we get blown out?
Fortunately, the Friars showed a lot of grit and tenacity, especially on defense, and pulled away against a top 20 team. What was most impressive about this win was the defense. And we're going to dissect that bad Larry after the jump!
Defensive State of Mind: I already went pretty in depth on this in my game recap on Scout Friars (which is free to read, so click here to read that). I'm not going to repeat myself verbatim here (we got a lot to talk about) so here's the Sparknotes:
- Our defense has improved (obviously)
- Teams have become more limited in getting shots off, but are still converted on a pretty even rate
- Right now, our rebounding is our strongest area defensively
- We outrebound opponents at an average of about 3 rebounds per game
- We are GOD awful at protecting the ball, especially in losses
We'll get to that last point in a second. For now, I do want to highlight the fact that Providence played possibly it's best defense all season against Cincinnati. They were aggressive, they pressed, and they didn't have to rely solely (or even heavily) on just the 2-3 Zone.
Providence limited Cincinnati to just 37.5% shooting. And they did this by limiting the Bearcats to just 48 attempts, which Cincy only converted on 18 of. Turnovers were also a problem for Cincy – they had 15, and those 15 resulted in 17 points for the Friars. This is pretty standard in all Friar Big East wins this year, but the fact that it's coming together to feel more natural is relieving. Which means PC is on it's way to…
Come Together: Let's just get this picture out of the way now.
The Friars have come together in team chemistry and defense. In a way it's a good thing this article ended up being a few days late because I got to hear Coach Cooley's interview on Sirius radio today and he talked about how the team chemistry got real screwed up when Council, Dunn, and Johnson were all thrown into the lineup towards the end of the OOC. Not that it wasn't obvious at the time – we went from a 7 man lineup to a 10 man, and somehow everyone looked lost on the court.
Thankfully that problem seems to have dissipated. The team knows it's role. I mentioned in a previous discussion about the team that Cooley is brilliant at understanding how to leverage each of his players like a chess piece to pull off wins. Sure, we had some horrible losses as collateral to this, but then again, consider the win against CIncinnati. The team played aggressively, but the fact is that the team did that. Not a few players, the whole team knew it's role. Cincinnati was limited to 50 points. For the game. Remember when Scores used to be in the 90s and even the 100s before? Remember when Marshon Brooks scored more than 50 on his own two years ago? There's no stat line, no one percentage that truly proves how this team has evolved defensively, but they have and their style of play looks much more natural because of it. The wins feel deserved, not lucky. And who else better at this than…
LEE-LEE-WOK: I was asked what the fascination with Lee Goldsbrough was in the comment section of the Villanova recap (I also incorrectly gave Lee Goldsbrough credit for making a tip out that apparently Dunn made. My bad.) and maybe there is some fascination on Friarblog with him, but I think at this point it's less about him as a player and more about him as a person filling a role.
Let's face it – Lee is never going to see his name on the First Team All Big East list. Not gonna happen. I'm sorry if this is news to you or if this feels negative but this conference is stacked to the brim with talent and There's just too much to outshine Lee. But, at the same time, Lee will help Providence have a huge amount of success if he can continue to play the role he was assigned. Look at Cincinnati – Goldsbrough played 26 minutes off the bench. He was 3-3 on shooting, and he had four rebounds. That's not a huge night, but man – he played aggressive on defense, forced turnovers, and was really a presence against Cincinnati players. Lee was just as much a reason we won as anyone else who played. His turnaround put back under the hoop too? Golden.
The point isn't that Goldsbrough is some astounding, team changing player. It's that he's helping change the team by integrating what he has to offer into the chemistry. That's, in my opinion, just as important as anything else you can do on the court.
Let's Get Better!: There is always room for improvement after all. If you still didn't read my article on Scout (linked above) and you wondering what that last point I made about turnovers was, prepare to get schooled.
Providence has lost seven league games. Now, arguably each one has it's own flaws, and up until recently (maybe even the UConn game) the Friars were still discovering who they were as a team with the added players. However, with each loss there was one concerning trend. Turnovers.
Simply put, the Friars turned the ball over a lot. Isolating the losses, Providence averaged about 15 turnovers in each one. Bad right? It gets worse. Those 15 turnovers per game resulted in an average of 20 points off turnovers for the opposing team. That's a high number. A really high number. Hell, that number sucks! Want to know what sucks even more though? The average margin of points Providence lost those games by. Was it 20? 50? 100?
Eight. The average amount of points the Friars have lost each league game by has been eight. Well, technically 8.5 but I'm not about to go halfsies on the scoreboard, are you?
Do…do I even need to say it? The Friars could have won some of those games if they took better care of the ball. They need to lock it up like a ball on a chain.
This came with part of the chemistry adjustments mind you (getting used to passes, communicating on the court, you know the deal) but if the Friars learn to hang onto the ball – well, suddenly some of those losses turn into wins, and some of those close wins turn into "no need to worry we got this" wins.
Player of the Game: It's Lee. Move on.
The Dumbass(es) of the Game: Students, you guys were phenomenal. The cotton ball thing was top notch, you were unified in your chants, you stood up, you cheered. You did it all. You guys were great.
Then, the Cox Ball Blaster came and, like a wily temptress, lured you into the evil of sin.
At least, that's what I would say if it were toddlers throwing learning how things work by throwing them. But it's (a select few) students, not the Cox Ball Blaster, who have earned their way to Providence College. When we're up 2 with seconds left and you start throwing balls onto the court, you know what that is? A technical. You know what that means? The other team gets to shoot two times and they get the ball. Not the cheap, silver plastic ball you threw. The game ball. The one that, if they put in the hoop, they could win the game with.
I get it, it's exciting because we're about to beat a top 20 team at home. Just please, smarten up a little about it. Have your fun, do literally everything you did last time and more. And I realize that 95% weren't throwing them, and to you I say great job. To the 5%, I say the following:
Don't be an idiot. Seriously, you're better than that. You should be able to handle getting a game promotion without doing something dumb.
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Quota row: 55 yrs and counting
Since 1957, govts have been slugging it out with higher judiciary for providing quota in promotion, Nagendar Sharma reports.delhi Updated: Dec 11, 2012 01:48 IST
The ongoing storm in Parliament over the controversial constitution amendment bill to provide quota in promotions for SC/ST employees is only the latest episode in a long saga that has witnessed the higher judiciary slug it out with successive governments during a little over past five decades.
It began in 1957, when late Jagjivan Ram, the then railway minister and one of the most prominent Dalit faces in the history of Congress, introduced reservation in promotions for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes railway employees.The Madras HC, however, struck down his decision in 1959, terming it "unconstitutional and offensive to the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution".Ram had the last laugh when a Supreme Court bench, headed by late Chief Justice of India PB Gajendragadkar, reversed the HC verdict by a 3-2 majority judgment and upheld the Railways order.
The next turning point came in 1992 when the SC — in the famous Indra Sawhney case — ruled that the creamy layer should be excluded from getting the benefits of reservation. It said "caste was just one of the factors for determining backwardness, not the sole criterion".
This made the PV Narasimha Rao government amend the Constitution in 1995, adding a new clause to Article 16 for providing quota in promotions to SC/ST employees in accordance with the top court's ruling.
In 2001, the Atal Behari Vajpayee-led NDA government further amended the same clause (4A) of Article 16 to ensure seniority for SC/ST candidates promoted through reservation.
The validity of these constitutional amendments was again challenged in the Supreme Court, which — in 2006 - sought the proving of compelling reasons before taking any such step.On the basis of this judgment, the Allahabad HC last year struck down the Mayawati government's decision to provide quota in promotions for SCs/STs in UP. The SC, on April 28, upheld the verdict — forcing Mayawati to demand yet another constitutional amendment. The biggest question bothering the government is how to address the issues raised in its judgment by the Supreme Court, which had questioned the basis and data on which the Mayawati government gave quota in promotions.


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Many people suffer from red, irritated and flaky skin that can be a result of both genetic and environmental factors. Some people find that they have naturally sensitive skin which becomes inflammed or irritated following the use of certain skincare products such as an exfoliating scrub, while others suffer from genetic conditions such as eczema or rosacea that cause them to have chronic irritation and redness. Luckily, there are plenty of over-the-counter medications and treatments available to relieve and soothe irritation, but regular visits to a dermatologist are often the most successful method of getting rid of the problem.
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- Aveeno Ultra-Calming Cream
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Make an appointment with a dermatologist for an expert opinion and treatment. A dermatologist will be able to get down to the root cause of your red, irritated skin and offer prescription medication that may be able to solve the problem.
Use skincare and beauty products specifically formulated for sensitive skin. If your skin is prone to irritation, using harsh makeup and skincare products will only exacerbate the problem. When buying beauty products such as foundation, powder or moisturizer, be sure that the label states that the product is safe to use on sensitive skin.
Try Dr. Hauschka's Lavender Bath. Lavender is a natural anti-inflammatory that can relieve red, irritated skin. Run a hot bath and pour a few drops of the Lavender Bath into the running water. Immerse yourself in the bath for at least a half hour to fully take advantage of the lavender's soothing effects.
Try Aveeno's Ultra-Calming Cream, Eucerin's Anti-Redness products and Avene's Redness Relief Soothing Cream. These are over-the-counter treatments specifically meant to calm and soothe red, irritated skin with regular use.
Try a home remedy made with green tea. Green tea is a natural anti-inflammatory that calms redness and soothes irritated skin. Steep a bag of green tea in a cup of boiling water for about 5 minutes. Pour the green tea over a wash cloth and wring out excess back into the cup. Place the cloth over your face for another 5 minutes. Repeat the process about 3 times.
Use organic makeup and skincare products. Organic makeup and skincare products do not contain any of the harsh chemicals, colors and preservatives that are detrimental to sensitive skin. Using organic products will help to prevent skin from becoming even more irritated.
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- Make sure to consult a skincare professional if your red, irritated skin condition persists for more than a few weeks.
- Don't use harsh scrubs, facial peels or microdermabrasion treatments--these will only make the problem of red, irritated skin worse. Don't go in to get a facial or give yourself an at-home facial as it will increase the amount of irritation in your skin.
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Caramelpalooza 2012: Call for Entries
Hold onto your dental work, Phoenix. It's that time again.
Caramelpalooza 2012 will take place Friday, March 2, at Smeeks candy shop in central Phoenix, from 7 p.m. til the caramel runs out.
And we're looking for chefs interested in participating in this year's third-annual caramel tasting, co-sponsored by Smeeks and Chow Bella.
This year we're mixing things up a bit, with categories both for traditional caramel candies and non-traditional uses of caramel -- think caramel sauce, pudding, ice cream, cookies, cupcakes, even savory foods spiked with our favorite flavor. The more creative the better, as far as we're concerned.
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Kitchener, Ontario – A torso found in a garbage bin in Kitchener, Ontario is to undergo an autopsy as homicide detectives seek to identify the owner of the body part.
The torso found in a garbage bin is reportedly that of a white woman of unknown age and identity. Police added that the remains were discovered behind an apartment building at close to midnight on Saturday. The victim wore a black T-shirt with the words "Forget princess I want to be a vampire" on the front.
Inspector Kevin Thaler told reporters at the scene that police want to hear from anybody who might have witnessed suspicious activity in the area:
"There are people out there that will know what happened here, and why it happened here. We'll appeal to anybody with information to come forward and … give peace of mind to a family at least and identify who this person is."
He added:
"Our background checks will be on missing persons, of course. That's a big part of the investigation right now, trying to identify who this lady is."
Thaler confirmed no further body parts had been recovered by police and that an autopsy is scheduled for Monday.
This is the second high profile case of apparent dismemberment recorded in Ontario in recent months. Back in September, a female torso was found at the bottom of Niagara Falls. Police later confirmed the body part was that of a missing mother of three from Niagara Falls, New York.
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Both my son who is 18 and autistic ended up homeless and later on my husband. We where blessed to have dss place us at edna Moran inn. It was a home away from home. We found it to be exceptionally clean friendly peaceful as if we where living in the tajmahal.The casemanager miss corine is exceptional ilove miss cjeryl miss robin and the rest of the staff. I rate and thank each one and miss joan kelly.
What a phenomenal place filled with the most giving and caring people. The amount of effort that they put into helping others is astonishing. The INN is our favorite place to donate to because it's always appreciated and put to good use.
Have served at the INN numerous times through my organizations and as a personal commitment. People, organization, and courteous service with dignity to the guests we serve is warm and empathetic. I loved serving here so much that I wanted to get more INNvolved so I am now, after having gone through training, the public speaker for the INN who can help raise awareness on the challenges of hunger and homelessness. I couldn't be more content and happier.
Compassion and dignity are the hallmarks of the Interfaith Nutrition Network (I.N.N). The I.N.N. works in the Long Island community to combat homelessness and hunger.
Their the worse shelter feeding children ND the parents old food expired drinks ...needs to get shut down immediately
Long Island NY is noted as one of the most affluent areas in the country, yet hunger and homelessness happen here too! The statistics are alarming- 1 out of 5 average individuals exist with simply too much month at the end of their money and the basics: food and shelter become options instead of the right they deserve to be,
The INN is a sanctuary of dignity, respect and love. For over 30 years it has operated a network of soup kitchens, food pantries, emergency and long term housing units with a no questions asked policy. Volunteers are trained to release their preconceptions and recognize that every guest who comes to the INN are individuals who are somebody to someone- and simply need guidance to help find their way back to a life of self worth.
Everyday in every way The INN is a place of solitude and conviction that change is possible when caring is sharing.
Remarkable organization!!!
I have been volunteering with the INN for the past 8 years. It is always an inspiring and beautiful experience supporting the INN. I've witnessed an organization who is "family" to their every day clients and guests who visit daily the Mary Brennan INN soup kitchen. The dignity and respect shown to their guests is beautiful and inspiring to others. I look forward to retirement when I can be a full-time volunteer with the INN.
The INN is an amazing organization here on Long Island that feed, clothes and shelters the homeless and hungry. My family has been involved with the INN in numerous capacities, including all three of my children being on the INN's Youth Board. The Youth Board is comprised of high school students from all over Long Island that meet monthly during the school year and come up with fundraisers and projects to help those in need. The INN is run by the most wonderful and dedicated individuals you will ever find!
I've been volunteering for The INN for a year and I am impressed with the amount of work and energy that is exhibited with the staff. It is impressive the amount of work that is produced from such a small organization. Everyone is focused on the mission and strives to fulfill it in their respective roles.


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1. Re: IZ047 - Constraints - Guide Error ?Matthew Morris Mar 6, 2013 11:50 PM (in response to 995316)
What about default that is also a constraint right?No. Default values are not a constraint. If you don't care to take my word for it, a test case is below. A constraint is created for the NOT NULL on column COL1, but no constraint is added for the DEFAULT on column COL2.
CREATE TABLE default_no ( col1 NUMBER NOT NULL, col2 NUMBER DEFAULT 0); SELECT constraint_name, constraint_type, search_condition FROM user_constraints WHERE table_name = 'DEFAULT_NO'; CONSTRAINT_NAME CONSTRAINT_TYPE SEARCH_CONDITION -------------------- --------------- ------------------ SYS_C0012096 C "COL1" IS NOT NULL
2. Re: IZ047 - Constraints - Guide Error ?995316 Mar 12, 2013 1:14 AM (in response to Matthew Morris)Great. Thanks for clarification.