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On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 23:14, fisch wrote:
> hi,
> i have some understanding problems, I have a 128MB CF-Card and wrote the
> 5MB net45xx-image on it (using dd). Now I have a 5MB partition (hde4) on
> the CF-Card. What is with the 123MB left? How can I use this? Is it
> possible to mount the partition on a linux system? What filesystem is on
> it?
As the net45xx that you have is going to be used for a dedicated
firewall, and as that dedicated firewall only uses the CF to load the
image into RAM and then effectively unmounts the CF so that it is not
used except for saving changes to configuration information, there is no
need to use the remaining 128MB of this Flash card for anything at all.
Not only is there no need, there is also little practical,
security-conscious reason that you would even want to use this 123MB
for anything.
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Mosaic Border Afghan
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Slipped stitches create a mosaic effect on the border of this luxurious blanket. Shown in Patons Decor. (Patons Yarns)
Skill Level: Intermediate
Patons® Decor (100 g/3.5 oz)
Main Color (MC): 7 balls Teal
Contrast A: 4 balls Purple
Contrast B: 4 balls Variegated
3 colors, 15 balls total
Size 5 mm (U.S. 8) circular knitting needle 90 cm long and one pair size 5 mm (U.S. 8) knitting needles
Finishing: Sew strips together. With 2 strands of A, work cross-stitch embroidery along seams. Sew Borders at top and bottom of Strips.
Written directions are provided in pdf download (May 2009).
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Ebisu Ramen is a Japanese restaurant in Fountain Valley. I don't know why this place is popular with many Japanese natives because the food is NOT that great. In fact I've been disappointed several times. Now that I'm living in Japan I can say that it doesn't taste like real Japanese food or at least not like Tokyo food. The one thing they do have I guess is variety. For example they may be the only place in Orange County where you can get Okonomiyaki which for lack of a better description many people call Japanese pizza. On the other hand I've had Okonomiyaki several times in Japan now and Ebisu Ramen's isn't nearly as good as it is in Japan. If fact it outright sucks here. Also the service is generally poor.
The one plus to Ebisu is it's near a Japanese super market, a Japanese bookstore and Prehistoric Pets (see below)
Directions: from the 405 take Brookhurst south to Garfield. At Garfield make a u-turn and then turn right into the parking lot with a McDonalds. Ebisu Ramen is in the corner of that shopping center.


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Simone52 replied to sisterlynr's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisDear RFJ I am curious to know why a gluten-free diet is impossible for you? Just curious. How can we help?
Simone52 replied to Brookiebaby's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisHi Brookiebaby! Sorry you have joined the world of Celiac. Not a fun club. But a glute-free diet is going to make you feel new again. Some of us are more sensitive to gluten than others. Some of us cannot lick an envelope. Some of us can. It will take some time for you to sort out what you can and cannot do/eat/use/take. I assume that since you are newly diagnosed, you have had some serious symptoms. Usually digestion. Rapid transit. And pain. And malabsorption. If you are lucky, you have caught it early enough that there may not be permanent damage. I was diagnosed at age 40. The secondary problems are many. But more about me later! Tell me (us) about you. How old are you? (approximate is fine!) How long have you been exhibiting symptoms? Absolutely miserable or: kind of yucky or: this and that weird symptom or: almost incapacitated for years. This evil disease can take many forms. The exciting and great news is that you can recover. In many cases 100%! Do not for a moment think that the symptoms (evil demons ) will go away after a few days or even weeks or months. It will take some time. It has been wreaking havoc on you and your body for a long time. Be patient. Do not for moment think either that you can change your diet a little. Or just modify. Or just reduce. Or eat something on a special occasion. Or just on the weekend. This is serious business and if you want this rash and any other symptom to go away you have to get every speck of gluten out of your house! Stay away from restaurants for a while if you can. Things are much easier these days and restaurants are certainly more aware but the more thoroughly you can eliminate any possible trace of this stuff the faster and easier will be your recovery. Again, there are many silver linings. There are intestinal diseases that cannot be controlled with diet. This can be. The rash sucks. Period. It is insidious, crafty, mean and determined. Many of us have been playing around with it for years. Some things work for one, not for another. It will be a guessing game for you for a while. It could leave you in two weeks or hang around for two years. There are many wonderful suggestions on this Board for itch relief and pain control. Again, what works for me may not for you. We are all unique. As for medications. Most can be researched on-line. Trazadone is used for sleep issues and depression. There are alternatives for both if you are not happy with it. But I can definitely tell you that there is no way that two days of a gluten-free diet will tell you anything yet. Don't get discouraged. Be diligent. I would love to hear your progress. Even day by day. Keep in mind that you will not just regulate your diet. You will completely change it. (you will love the results)! YOU ARE NOT ALONE!! There are so many here that will hold your hand (itchy as it is!) and walk you through each of your fears, experiences, questions, discouragements and victories! Stay tuned...... Be well.... Simone
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisI wonder if HRT could be the culprit in my case. I am not eating anything with yeast right now. I AM drinking red wine. But that doesn't contain yeast. I know I have a reaction to Kiwi. Itchy ears, mouth. Also, some anchovies. It seems that the better ones don't bother me. But I haven't touched either of these for a few months.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisAlso, I am still loving straight ACV on a cotton ball applied directly.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisStress!?? What stress?? Let's see, my mother died last November after I had to basically kidnap her to bring her across the country to place her in assisted living. Why kidnap? Chartered jet and all? Because my nephew had been financially exploiting her for about ten years. About 1/2 million gone. Let's see, stress? then my husband and I separated after 20 years because he doesn't get the concept of no dating after marriage! But hey! I'm good! I am trying to sell some property in NYC (I'm in the midwest) and I have had 2 deals fall apart. My daughter is getting married in February. I have been coping with post-menopausal bleeding and have to have a biopsy soon. Ultra-sound ruled out ovarian cancer. I am perfectly fine! No stress. That's just silly And then there is the the "don't think about it". When it's calming downing I worry that it will come back. When it's flaring I worry that it will never go away. But what, me worry?? You know, maybe if we all try to embrace this rash. You know, love it. Try to pretend that we love the itch and welcome it when it flares. Oh, there you are, you sweet rash!! I've been missing you! Reverse psychology. Same concept with weeds. They are only weeds because we don't want them. I know in my heart that if I loved dandy lions and TRIED to grow them, they would disappear. We've all tried everything else! So for today, hello!! darling little rash! I have an appointment with a naturopath but he can't see me until January. I am calling an allergist/immunologist today. So once again, thank you all for listening and caring. Honestly, I am too embarrassed to talk to anyone else. I feel all whiney and "poor me" You know, you get together with your friends and they say, "how are you?" you respond, "I'm great, thanks!" So thanks for letting me say "the ****ing rash is back and I'm obsessed with food and feeling so blue!!" (a little blues guitar riff now!) Anyway, thank you again. I have fallen in love with all of you. xoxoxoxoxo
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisWell, you ARE thinking! I take my "dog" to a groomer. NO perfume. She doesn't use it at all on anyone. I'll ask about shampoo and other products but it just seems far-fetched. Also, my groomer is very into organic and pure. Ten years with her. Also, she doesn't play with with dogs at all! Really, she's just too little. 6 pounds. Too dangerous even in play. She had a few incidents and so we don't even bother. I wash all vegetables with soap. I wasn't thinking about gluteney fingers.... I was thinking about where the fingers and hands had been that touched it before it landed in the grocers.!! (Yuck) I even use a tablespoon of bleach in lettuce to kill everything bad and then rinse 3-4 times. I did get the name of an allergist/immunologist here. I will call tomorrow. You described the rash exactly. Itching fades as scab appears. Blanching when pressed. Oh dear Lord, I am so tired of it. I know Celiac is truly evil and will affect every part of your life for forever. I was told to get a wheel-chair in 1978. Misdiagnosed. Of course! I know that the leaky-gut syndrome has ruined my auto-immune system so this could be some weirdness from that. I am a bit of a control freak so of course, I want answers! BTW...no wheel-chair. Honestly, other than occasional joint and soft tissue flare-ups (minor) I am in great shape. Pilates, Physical therapy with work-outs, no sugar, clean diet....I am at a loss. And crying often. I'm not concerned about insurance. I'm blessed there. That's why God made credit cards!! I would LOVE IT if we could nail this! I've even considered the fact that I feed the birds. Reaction? Allergy? Who the bleep knows.....? But I am truly loving this site. I actually found it when it began. Scott Adams. Back in the early 90's. Before it was this huge. I always got e-mails. Bought from the gluten-free mall when it first started. But being able to talk to someone (anyone) who doesn't eye-roll is more than great. Thanks so much. Keep the ideas coming. I love it! How are YOU doing!? xoxoxox to everyone!
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisWith the first go-round of this he (derm #1) misdiagnosed me with folliculitis. Prescribed Septra and then Prednisone. That was in early May this year. I had been able to take Septra before. No problem. Big problem this time. My immune system is having a HUGE party!!! I'm going to try to find a good allergist/immunologist. Meanwhile, I am trying not to rip my left breast apart. What dog? She's NOT A DOG!! And yes, she is also gluten-free. Believe it or not, she has Inflammatory Bowel Disease. I thought I was going to lose her a few years ago. Lots of tests and $ later (worth every penny) she was diagnosed. But there is no gluten in this house for anyone ever!
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisBeginning uti. Drinking cranberry tea, TONS of water, cranberry pills. Hopefully, I caught it. Don't want another round of antibiotics. Can't do tetracycline either. I am a delicate flower, after all. We are ALL delicate flowers! I'm supposed to see the derm Monday. I don't know. Why should I bother? Really, really, frustrating. I need Dr. House! I am considering a Naturopath. Am also considering drinking heavily
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisOh, also, each little pustule blanches when pressed.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisThanks for the hugs. I need them. Honestly, I have changed my laundry detergent, my hair and body products, I have sent all of my pillows to the dry cleaner, I have changed my diet. I check labels obsessively. I don't eat any pre-packaged anything. I even gave up bacon for goodness sake. Is there such a thing as a good derm?? My PCP said all they do when they don't know what it is is prescribe antibiotics and steroids. I have seen two derms since this began last May. This last one initially gave me a shot and when that did nothing he said that given my history of celiac it must be that and he prescribed Dapsone. Biopsy neg for DH but I had been on steroids. Both with an injection and oral prednison. The pharmacy and 3 other doctors told me NOT to take the Dapsone as I had an anaphylactic reaction to Septra. Sulfa-based. Swollen tongue, angio-edema, hives the size of dinner plates.....a nightmare. I'm not certain it's DH at all. It just doesn't make any sense. But then what the *bleep* is it??? Itches to the bone. Bordering pain. I always know when I am going to have an outbreak because there is a pricking sensation. As if a tiny needle poked me. The area surrounding that subsequently reddens. Within 24 hours there will be a cluster of little bumps. Maybe eight or ten. They develop a tiny blister in the center and then they scab and simply dry up. Until the next cycle. I have some pictures on my phone from the beginning. I just don't know how to load it to this forum. Itches like a mother. They seem to return to the same areas. Right now it's my left shoulder and right breast. I will also sometimes have a random one itchy. From beginning to end of the cycle is about 5-7 days. When it's peaking, it is almost unbearable. I will say, that the outbreaks don't seem to be as intense as in the first month or two. My back was covered at first. My friends said it looked like chicken pox. I really thought I was over the hump until yesterday. Honestly, no one has a cleaner diet than me. I buy organic meats and vegetables. I cook myself. Over the last 3 weeks I have been also on a LI diet. I really thought I was done. I am wracking my brain to figure out what I did differently the last day or two. Nothing. My PCP doc said she thought it could be a perfect storm of virus and auto-immune reaction. It was practically completely gone when I saw her last week. My immune system is definitely compromised. (thank you Celiac) But this is new. I am probably rambling. Honestly, maybe an exorcism is in order! I had a dream that teeny, tiny bat-like creatures were flying out of skin. Thanks for your time. You truly are great. xoxoxox P.S. Started on my scalp and nape of my neck. It's a mystery......
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisI'm about ready to throw in the towel. I am so frustrated. Just when I think it's leaving and I have a day or two of serious relief a new crop appears. And now I have the beginning of a bladder infection. But Septra is out. **** I have been sticking to the low iodine diet faithfully. And of course gluten-free. I don't eat out. I am starting to think that this isn't DH. Perhaps tiny aliens trying to colonize in my body. Sorry....I'm feeling down today. There's not even an emoticon for what I am feeling.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisOhhh...thank you so much! Also check out www.glutenfreemakeupgal.com. She does the work for us! I found a line of hair products there guaranteed 100% gluten free called Surface. I'm gonna go make my lemon chicken thighs now. Recipe from Ina Garten's, "How Easy Is That?" She makes it with chicken breasts but I like the thighs too. Make sure with the ACV that you get the unfiltered with the Mother. (I just love that!) I don't know if this site will allow me to recommend brands, but I use the Bragg's. Chicken is calling me!
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisToast...Squirmingitch recommended Glutino Genius. Just egg whites and non-idodized salt. I don't think it's as good as Udi's but toasted well it's pretty good. My rash seems to be really settling down. I have the spot here and there. I have been LI for about 2 weeks. I will wait another week before I try anything. I am off to my PCP in about 10 minutes. This is the first she has heard of this with me. And of course, I'd say I'm 90% better. I still don't understand if this is DH what triggered it? Too much iodine?? I'd never heard of such a thing before this. Still, if it was a CC would I be so bad for so long after being totally gluten-free? I may never know. But I am not willing to add anything like dairy back in yet. Oh, for some parmesan !! BTW the apple cider vinegar directly on rash applied with a cotton ball is the best I have found! Off to the doc.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis HerpetiformisI have the same job!! I also make my own ketchup. Oh, homemade pickles are the best. I hadn't thought about that. I was thinking that it was the pickle itself that was iodized. But I guess you're right. It would be the salt. Shoot! Why didn't I think of that. There is another website out there I like to use. I can't remember the name right now, but I'll get back to you. I think it's something like Sugarfreegirl. She has a sugar-free, soy-free, gltuen-free, vegan, corn-free, ketchup recipe that I LOVE! I just can't think of the name. (I think I am going to start blaming my memory on gluten too!) And horseradish. Mmmmmm. I also found a site for gluten-free make-up. Oh jeesh I am getting obsessive. Speaking of that, there is another company that makes soaps. body products and cleaning products that are all good for us. And the scent is unbelievably phenomenal. I think I mentioned it somewhere already but it's worth repeating; the company is Indigo Wild and the products are called ZUM. The scent I am obsessed with is Frankincense and Myrrh. The laundry smells heavenly not to mention my own self. I will get back to you about the name of that site as well. Well, I'm off to drink my black coffee, dried toast with apricot pure fruit spread. ItchyAbby: can you post the pickle recipe? Okay, I found the sites: www.spoonfulofsugarfree.com and www.indigowild.com.
Simone52 replied to Simone52's topic in Dermatitis Herpetiformisokay, I'm going to try the Epsom bath! Lord have mercy! Do NOT tell ANYONE I moved from Hellman's to anything with the word "vegan" in it!! But I have not done anything with soy in it for years. Soy affects me as well. Like you said, "if it's not this it's that..." What I would do for a big ole' BLT! I can handle Udi's or Rudi's or Schar's or Glutino bread!! That's fine. But now no Hellman's!!! Shoot!! I swear....if they told me the world was ending tomorrow....the things I would eat would make you blush!! Everyone in the Universe knows I have Celiac! I think they are all sick of it! Yes, my PCP knows. Does she get it???Doubtful.... If they tell me I can't have my red wine, I'm shooting myself and anyone in my way Honestly, I am boring my own self with this. Mottled skin. Kind of purplish, pink. All over. But I swear I have been gluten-free for years. Even if I accidentally ingested anything........it's been since May. This makes no sense. AAAGHHHHHH I'm with you at the Pity Party. WooHoo!!! Fun!!! I'll let you know what doc says. Off to bed. BTW...did I tell you how my acupuncturist gave me a concoction of herbs for my rash and how I woke up at 11:20 p.m. with my heart banging and my head throbbing???? Give me one of your balloons at our party Jeesh........


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Biological and social elements of current conflicts, especially those associated with old-growth and its disposition. Ecology of Pacific Northwest forests and landscapes, history of forest practices, application of emerging science, proposed alternative practices and policies, including analysis of current proposal and its predecessors and successors. Open to majors and nonmajors. Offered: Sp.
Class Description
This course addresses the natural history of native forests in western North America, especially the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest. Topics will include the history of exploitation and management, the biology of the organisms that inhabit old-growth forests, and the current socio-political environment in which the future of these forests will be decided. We will also explore how current policies came about.
Three two-hour lecture sessions a week, and two weekend field trips, one to the Olympic Peninsula (April 11th-13th), and one to the Wind River region of Washington (and a ride in the famous Wind River Canopy Crane!)(May 16th-18th).
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No particular preparation needs.
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Extensive reading assignments (two short textbooks, as well as additional articles from the scientific literature).
The following components make up the grade: -Writing assignments -Field-trip reports -Mid-term exam. -Final examination. Exact percentages will be specified at the beginning of the course.


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My Nokia IP330 running 1.21 has 86 days of uptime so far with no problems.
I'm a little nervous about upgrading it after reading reports of lockups.
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I haven't deployed a monowall yet, but I need a very reliable firewall for
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power cable! I haven't followed this thread, but how prevalant is the freeze
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> > This issues has been brought up before. Monowall/freebsd seems to
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> > monowall version 1.22, which freezes solid every once in a while.
> >
> > Initially i used a SOEKRIS net 4501 hardware platform, but the system
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> > 4801 (replaced the PSU too) and have just seen a lockup after 7 days
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A photo book of Upper Normandy's Pays de Caux area by a journalist who lives there.
You'll discover the history of the area, several cities and towns, village life and the industries of the region.
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Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 26, 2010
- Tags Pays de Caux, Normandy, Tourism, France
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Don't see a thread about this yet, so here it is. A bit of snooping on the local Craigslist produces, at any given time, about 20-40 Canon EF or EF-S lenses for sale, including some rather nice kit with IS and USM. Most of the asking prices are realistic -- i.e. a bit less than online retail. Most seem legit as well, pro and intense hobby photographers swapping out gear they've duplicated or outgrown over time, and a smattering of newbies who decided this wasn't their hobby.
What are the pitfalls to look out for? I suppose the obvious one is to take your own camera body to the sale location and run a few frames to be sure you like the results (and to be certain the glass is clear and the focusing is working), but what else?


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High and Low
Posted By Alex Belth On June 14, 2013 @ 8:29 pm In 1: Featured,Game Thread,Yankees | Comments Disabled
The Yanks are licking their wounds coming off a three-game sweep in Oakland. They're in suburban L.A. to play the underachieving Angels this weekend. Glass half-full says at least they are playing an underachieving team; glass half-empty says said underachieving team beats their ass.
Which one of these?
Brett Gardner CF
Jayson Nix 3B
Mark Teixeira 1B
Robinson Cano DH
Vernon Wells LF
Thomas Neal RF
David Adams 2B
Reid Brignac SS
Austin Romine C
Youk is back on the DL–Chad Jennings has the notes [2].
Never mind the bad vibes:
Let's Go Yank-ees!
[Painting by Richard Diebnkorn]
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OCEANSIDE -- The California Surf Museum will reach a new crest in its sun-soaked history Thursday when it celebrates its grand opening in its new home at 312 Pier View Way.
The event marks a new milestone for the funky museum, which debuted in 1986 in the back of an Encinitas restaurant and now fills a 6,000 square foot art-deco style building in the heart of downtown Oceanside.
For longtime surfers and historians, the museum provides a colorful perspective on what has become a defining part of California's collective identity.
"(The museum) shows everything that's involved in surfing -- that it's not just a sport, but a culture with music and a history." said Mike Burner, who sits on the organization's board of directors.
The facility showcases one of four primary surf collections in the state, officials said. The others are in Huntington Beach, San Clemente and Santa Cruz.
The museum started welcoming visitors to its new facility earlier this month and has spent the last few weeks working out any kinks. Starting April 1, new membership rates go into effect and the museum will begin charging admission for the first time in its 23-year history.
The classic surf vibe starts outside the building's front door. Architect Louise Balma, who began working with the museum in 2006, incorporated elements into the structure's facade that echo the gentle swells of the ocean. The building used to be the Playgirl strip club.
Inside the museum, the beach theme continues.
"The facility has such good vibes with all the old surfboards and fun people on the board and staff," Balma said last week.
Julie Cox, the museum's operations manager, said visitors will be particularly struck by the so-called "impact wall," -- a curvy creation that undeniably speaks to the movement of the ocean.
"The wall gives visitors the perspective on being inside a wave and barreled," Cox said.
Since the museum was founded two decades ago by a group of die-hard surfers, it has migrated several times. It moved from borrowed space in Encinitas to Pacific Beach, before moving to a small building in Oceanside on Pacific Street in 1992. In 1995, the museum moved into a city-leased 2,000-square-foot building, where it has been until now.
The new space better showcases the museum's collections of surfboards, trophies, waxes and wet suits. And it continues to preserve the living history of the sport by fostering conversation among visitors who come.
"One of my favorite things about working with the museum is talking to people about the local history of surfing," said Tillman Eakes, a board member who owns four 1960s-era surfboards that are part of the museum collection.
Eakes said he's particularly proud of the way Oceanside's mayor and City Council members, and local developers, have supported the new location. Hoping to promote tourism, the City Council voted last year to lease the downtown building to the museum for $100 a month for five years.
Thursday's grand opening will take place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with a ribbon cutting to be held at 5 p.m.
In April, the facility has two special events planned: An April11 performance by ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro and an April 18screening of "Between the Lines," a true story of surfers duringthe Vietnam War. (The film is being shown at Grace Chapel inOceanside.) Tickets for both events are available at the museum oronline at www.surfmuseum.org .
Starting April 1, admission will be $3, general; $1, students and seniors; free, children 12 and under.
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A movie buff is calling for a commemorative plaque to be put up in North Shields to honour home-grown Hollywood star Alan Young.
Thomas Quinn would like to see a plaque fitted in the actor's home town to honour his achievements while the 92-year-old is still alive.
Born Angus Young, he is best known for his role as Wilbur Post in the television series Mister Ed and as the voice of Scrooge McDuck in the Disney films, TV series and video games.
During the 1940s and 1950s, he also starred in his own shows on radio and television.
Thomas, 53, said: "I think there should be a plaque or something in his honour and relevant to the area, like the statue of Stan Laurel in Dockwray Square in North Shields.
"These sorts of things are interesting for tourists, and it brings them into the town.
"I know it's a crazy idea and will probably never happen, but it would give him a great thrill if there was some sort of memorial to him in his place of birth to show we have not forgotten his connection with the town and his long career."
Thomas said he had become interested in the actor after he found out his grandfather used to work with Young's dad in the North Shields shipyards in 1914.
"I was just browsing over the internet, and I saw his website," said the former metal engraver.
"I didn't know that he was still alive. I wrote to him in America on his 92nd birthday for a signed photograph and told him who I was and where I was from.
"I only wanted one, but he sent two signed photos.
"According to his personal assistant, when she told him I was from North Shields, he had a big smile on his face.
"He signed one of them 'from one Shields lad to another' and the other 'hi, Geordie hinny'."
Thomas, of Preston Grange in North Shields, has been collecting autographs for 30 years ago and now has more than 100 photos signed by celebrities including Clint Eastwood, Bob Hope, Kate Bush, Gregory Peck and Christopher Lee.
Young retains fond memories of North Tyneside despite having emigrated to Canada at the age of four, according to his friend Carol Summers, also manager of his website.
Young was born in the old Tynemouth hospital and lived in Spence Terrace and later Ogle Terrace in North Shields.
He last returned to North Shields for a visit about 30 to 40 years ago and was given a mug as a present by the mayor at the time, which he still has, according to Carol.
He believes he still has distant relatives living in North Tyneside but doesn't know their names, she added.
Young's films include 1946's Margie, 1949's Chicken Every Sunday, 1952's Androcles and the Lion, The Time Machine in 1960 and 1994's Beverly Hills Cop III.
His television appearances include guest roles in The Love Boat, St Elsewhere, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and ER.
Young has also provided voices for cartoons including Duckman, The Smurfs and The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries, but he remains best known for Mister Ed, a CBS show about a talking horse broadcast from 1961 to 1966 – a fact borne out by the title of his autobiography, Mister Ed and Me and More!, published in 1994 and reissued in revised form in 2007.


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Published Saturday, March 29, 2008
Community United Methodist Church, 3301 W. Broadway, will have contemporary worship at 5 p.m. Pastor Gary DeWitt will begin the series "The Three Questions." Visit www.communityumc.net or call 4445-6131 for more information.
Missouri United Methodist Church, 204 S. Ninth St., will have the Gathering service at 5 p.m. in the multipurpose room. The topic will be "3:16 – The Numbers of Hope," based on a book by Max Lucado.
All Peoples' Missionary Baptist Church, 219 McBaine Ave., will host guest speaker Pastor Ora Terrell of Howardville will speak at 3 p.m. on the "Power of Prayer." Call 474-8337.
Calvary Episcopal Church, 123 S. Ninth St., will celebrate Holy Communion services at 8 a.m., 9 a.m., and 11:15 a.m. Activity hour for children 2-5 years old is at 9 a.m. Children's Chapel for kindergarten through third grade is also offered at 9 a.m. Sunday school for children 2 years old through 12th grade is offered at 10:15 a.m. The Adult Forum will meet and have discussion at 10:15 a.m. in the Parish Hall. The Episcopal Youth Fellowship senior high group will meet from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Room 201. Visit www.calvaryepsicopal-columbia.org or call 449-3194.
Community United Methodist Church will have traditional worship at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. The sermon will be "Why Do People Need Jesus?" Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church, 16 Hitt St., will have worship services at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Richard Ramsey's sermon will be "The Purpose of Believing." Previous sermons and the current newsletter can be found at www.fpccolumbia.org.
Karis Community Church will be holding its Sunday worship at 10 a.m. in the Tiger Ballroom downtown. Visit www.karischurch.org or call 823-4130 for more information.
Missouri United Methodist Church will continue the Open Door Ministry Film Festival at 2:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room. The film will be "A Biological Explanation for Human Sexual Orientation." There will be a snack break and audience discussion time.
New Life Community Church will have worship gatherings at 10:15 a.m. at the ARC, 1701 W. Ash St. Visit www.newlifecolumbia.org or call 445-4900 for more information.
Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1600 W. Rollins Road, will have youth-run worship service with communion at 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Sunday school classes will be at 9:30 a.m. Troop 4 Eagle Scout Court of Honor will be at 4 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist Church, 2615 Shepard Blvd., will have worship services at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary. Youth religious classes and nursery care are also offered at 10:30 a.m. The Forum, an adult discussion group meets from 9 a.m to 10 a.m. in the Library, lower level of the church, and is open to the public. Visit www.uuchurch.net, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 442-5764 for more information.
Unity Center of Columbia, 1600 W. Broadway, will hold weekly discussion of the Eckhart Tolle/Oprah Winfrey online class at 10 a.m.
Wilkes Boulevard UMC, 702 Wilkes Blvd., will present a cantata titled "Here Is Love" during the 10:40 a.m. worship service. The Wilkes choir will be joined by singers and musicians from Columbia Seventh-day Adventist Church and others. Christian education for all ages is at 9:30 a.m. Child care will be available. Call 449-4363 for more information.
Next week
Calvary Episcopal Church will celebrate Holy Communion at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Episcopal Youth Fellowship junior high group will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 201.
Missouri United Methodist Church will present the program "What Happened After Acts?" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in CLC 107/109 by Lois Huneycutt. The Open Door Ministry will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Room 302.
Trinity Presbyterian Church will have Boy Scout Troop 4 meeting at 7 p.m Monday. Mens's prayer group will be at 6:45 a.m. and the evening women's circle will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Afternoon women's circle will be at 11:30 a.m., year-round vacation Bible school will be at 5:30 p.m. and choir practice will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Quilters' guild will be at 3 p.m. Friday. All women's circle meetings will be held at private residences, so contact the church at 445-4469 for information.
The spiritual calendar deadline is noon Wednesday. Mail items to the Tribune, P.O. Box 798, Columbia, Mo., 65205, e-mail to email@example.com or fax to (573) 815-1701. For information, call (573) 815-1700.
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Every ten blocks of the Upper West Side seem to have its own character. The 70s and 80s have their share of "Classic Six" prewar apartments (that's two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen plus a room for the maid or domestic staff, sometimes used as a home office) as opposed to a "Classic Seven," which has all these rooms in addition to another bedroom. Along Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side, some grand-scale apartment buildings with magnificent river views perfectly match the street's name. Meanwhile, the southern bit of the Upper West Side embraces the Time Warner Center, which has some of the most spectacular luxury condos in the city, along with high-end shops like Coach and Hugo Boss, once-in-a-lifetime eateries like Per Se, and a giant subterranean Whole Foods that seems to have the capability to hold every resident of the Upper West Side at once.
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Hello all,
Is there a way to have different divs populate a page depending on browser detected. For example in the sample code below is it possible that if IE/FF is detected this code runs:

This is the copy that appears in IE/FF.

...and if Chrome is detected this runs:

This is the copy that appears in Chrome.

Thanks in advance for your help. Please let me know if I left out any pertinent code.Cat
There is no field that identifies which specific browser is being used. Also there are hundreds of browsers other than the three you mention.
While there is a field that is accurate enough to identify browsers for statistical purposes (which identifies all browsers first as Netscape and then adds further browser identifiers to that so as to identify the browser as being as many different browsers as possible) which if not changed generally does identify the browser as one of the really popular ones (grgardless of what it really is), this field is called USER agent because it can be set to any value at all by the browser owner.


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'Jersey Shore' Returning For Season 6: All Cast Members Confirmed!
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.Yes you read that correctly. Jersey Shore is returning for it's sixth season with ALL of the cast members confirmed to live in the Seaside Heights house, including pregnant
MTV confirmed today, March 19, that the cast and crew will be heading down to Seaside for the fourth summer in a row to film another season. Snooki is due sometime in September 2012 so this will mean she will be anywhere from six to eight months pregnant during production!
"While things will definitely be a little different this time when they hit the boardwalk, their trademark hilarity and family dysfunction will remain the same," MTV said in a statement.
What do you think? Should Snooki be living in the party house this upcoming season given her bun in the oven? It's nearly impossible to Jersey Turnpike while pregnant! Let us know your thoughts in the comments!


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Re: Fwd: Re: st: CommandLineEmailer using gmail ??
Nick Winter <email@example.com>
Re: Fwd: Re: st: CommandLineEmailer using gmail ??
Wed, 18 Jul 2012 10:00:27 -0400
Sorry for the delay getting back.
It sounds like you are in a managed computer environment, so you should
probably check with your systems people before doing any of this. But,
hoping to clarify, and at the risk of getting off-Stata-topic, here
goes... All of this applies to Windows:
Once perl is installed, you can run a perl program (like -sendemail.pl-).
Within stata, I would do something like:
. ! "c:\program files\sendmail\sendemail.pl" -f firstname.lastname@example.com ...
where you replace the path with whatever the path on your system is to
the sendemail.pl program, and replace the "..." with the rest of the
sendemail command.
Nick Winter
On 7/11/2012 2:40 PM, Pablo Bonilla wrote:
Nick, Thank you so much,
Although I went to the web page and I didn't understand anything. I
downloaded SendEmail with TLS (which I don't know what is that...
sorry my ignorance :) ), I click the exe file and then what??? On the
other hand, I don't know what the Strawberry Perl program is.... How
do I do it??? how do I kinck all these things with Stata ???
I am Sorry for the inconvenience but since you know how to make it
work I'm really really interested.
Thank you
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 1:24 PM, Nick Winter <email@example.com> wrote:
OK, I couldn't resist trying it out -- I just got SendEmail to send a
message via my GMail account. I installed the version of SendEmail that
includes TLS, and installed Strawberry perl on my Windows machine. With
that in place, the following sent a message:
sendemail -f email@example.com -t firstname.lastname@example.com -u Test -m Hello,
this is a test -s smtp.gmail.com -xu email@example.com -xp <<MyPassword>>
Good luck,
Nick Winter
On 7/11/2012 1:13 PM, Nick Winter wrote:
It does not look like this requires Windows Live mail. However, it does
look like GMail requires a TLS connection.
This program looks like it might do the trick, though I haven't tested it:
Though that requires perl...
Nick Winter
On 7/11/2012 12:29 PM, Pablo Bonilla wrote:
Dear statalist,
I am trying to used the program CommandLineEmailer for sending email
from Stata (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/cpcommandlineemailer.aspx)
but as I am in a corporative computer I don't have Windows Live mail.
is there a way to integrate CommandLineEmailer with my gmail accoutn
?? Or, is there another way to send emails from stata besides this
Thank you so much.
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Hi I wonder if you can help. I have a javascript page where the user can select from a number of drop down menus and choose a value. When they do this a total figure is calculated. The change event handler is used.
$("select#spend1").change(function() {
// functions to sum totals
However when the user clicks the drop down and mouses over a value and then mouses out without clicking - a value is selected but the change event handler is not triggered (and required sum functions). Any idea how to make sure the change handler is triggered?
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Carnival Pride - Mexican Riviera: Carnival Pride Cruise Review by sassycruiser
Overall Member Rating
Carnival Pride - Mexican Riviera
Destination: Mexican Riviera
Embarkation: Los Angeles
Things we liked? The itinerary. The price. The food. Our cabin. Our cabin steward and his assistant. The Mermaid Grille - especially the deli. The layout of the ship -- the ship flows very well -- it never seemed crowded (except when people lined up for dinner!). The wait staff at every meal -- very polite and prompt. The bands. The lounges. The comedy show on the last night. Cruise Director's Staff. Hot stone massage -- yes it was expensive, but it was a good massage. The therapist made no effort to sell me anything else and was knowledgeable and did a good job. There was live ballroom type dancing every night somewhere on the ship -- we don't dance ourselves, but liked watching it and thought it was a nice touch that More you don't see very much anymore. David's Supper Club -- the food was good, the service great and fortunately the large anatomically correct statue of David has its back to the dining room!
Things we didn't like? Assigned seating at dinner -- we had the tablemates from you know where! Chair hogs around the Venus pool! Keep walking and you will reach the Apollo Pool -- it seemed like everyone went to the Venus pool and didn't realize there was another pool. The Apollo Pool was consistently less crowded. The lack of activities that were not bingo or other gambling. There was some trivia, but it was sparsely attended. There also seemed in the evening like there was very little to do except for the one show. Especially between 6-8 p.m. The staff at the pursers desk was somewhat abrupt -- I had questions about airport transfers on Sunday, Feb. 20 and the clerk acted like I was bothering her. The staff in the gift shop. The male clerk who works in the liquor store area is very rude and condescending. It really stood out because he was rude to me twice and it was a very unusual experience for me -- everyone else was SO nice. The first time I asked him if they carried dark rum and the second time (a different day) I asked to buy one of the liquor transport boxes. He very abruptly told me that they were not for sale and turned away from me. A box is a small thing to give or sell a customer. Especially after I had bought a lot in the gift store and was trying to figure out how to get it home. It struck a bad note with me and unfortunately, that and the pursers desk experience happened on Saturday and gave a bad last impression.
Embarkation -- it was not great waiting outside. However, I can see that Carnival has no choice on this as so many people need to get on the ship and the terminal building is not set up to accommodate them. Pool side drink service -- unless you wanted a drink of the day in a souvenir glass you were pretty stuck. They would take your order but be gone forever. Going up to the bar was no better. On port days there was no poolside service.
PHOTOGRAPHERS!!!! -- In Puerto Vallarta there was 4 photographers to get through before you could get off the ship. You could barely turn around without someone asking if you wanted your picture taken.
We didn't use the casino, didn't go to Bingo, didn't take any shore excursions (did our own) and didn't use the Camp Carnival. We didn't care for the dEcor of the ship, a little over the top for us. However, the ship was very well maintained and very clean. I also didn't find the announcements to be overwhelming.
Overall, this was a great trip. We feel that we received excellent value for our money. I would recommend this trip to anyone. The negative things I mention were little annoyances -- certainly not enough to spoil our trip.
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Gene Vincent went into a frenzy, a young drummer howled - and rock'n'roll was born.
In the beginning was the sound: it had no name. The sound became known as rock, thanks to the legendary DJ Alan Freed drawing on an old southern black slang term for sex - rock'n'roll. It remains a contentious issue in pop culture whether rock was rebellious or subversive, or whether it was nothing more than an outbreak of conformity and materialism in keeping with the times in the 1950s. As to the music that was brought into being: whatever it was, it was all about s-e-x.
Another point of contention is when it began.
The evolutionists trace the process as a slow but gradual confluence of styles - blues, country, swing, gospel and the later rhythm and blues. The creationists, while acknowledging the roots, look for landmarks of radical change, such as Wyonnie Harris's recording in 1947 of Good Rocking Tonight, Bill Haley and the Comets' Rock around the Clock (1954) and the film in which it featured, Blackboard Jungle (1955).
I am of the creationist persuasion, believing that modern rock was born late on the evening of May 4, 1956, at Owen Bradley's recording studio in Nashville, when a young man named Vince Craddock and his backing group put down four tracks for the A&R man from Capitol Records, Ken Nelson.
Nelson liked some of what he heard (and he had been under pressure to find a talent to match the sales of Elvis Presley at RCA Victor), but wasn't sure what it was he was hearing. He also told the young singer that Craddock, as a name, lacked commercial punch, and asked what his middle name was. Suddenly Vincent Eugene Craddock became Gene Vincent.
Gene and his band, the Blue Caps, hailed from Norfolk, Virginia, and after they sent some demo tapes to Capitol, the Nashville recording session was arranged. There was "Galloping" Cliff Gallup on lead guitar, "Wee" Willie Williams on rhythm guitar, "Jumpin"' Jack Neal on upright string bass and a chubby 15-year-old, Dickie "Be-Bop" Harrell, on drums.
The recording process presented a few problems in the rudimentary studio with its three microphones, and Vincent's relatively soft voice was overwhelmed by Gallup's frenzied playing. So Vincent was moved out of the studio, into the hall and up two steps, where the mike was relocated. Sound engineer Mort Thomassen devised an exaggerated echo effect, known as flutter echo, to enhance Vincent's vocals.
The team put down three tracks - Race With the Devil, I Sure Miss You, and Woman Love - and then a song penned by Vincent and his DJ-cum-manager, Sheriff Tex Davis. Be-Bop-A-Lula was to become an enduring rock standard forever linked to Gene Vincent.
Two features of that song, essentially a blues melody, mark it as the beginning of rock - Vincent's staccato, short-break intakes, which impart a sexual frisson to the impassioned vocals; and two primal, visceral screams in the song from the young, fat drummer, in stark contrast to his restrained, jazz-like brushwork.
When Harrell let fly with the first yelp, Capitol's Nelson was nonplussed, asking over and over: "What did he do? What did he do?"
"Leave 'em alone, it's all part of it," said Davis.
"I still don't know what that was, but it sounded OK, and we've still got seven minutes left, so let's cut it one more time just to play it safe," said Nelson.
So the boys went through their paces once more and, again, Harrell screamed, much to Nelson's dismay, as he turned to Davis and asked: "You sure you want that in there?"
It had not been the first ear-splitting scream put down on a record aimed at the mass market. That probably belongs to Bill Haley and the Comets' effort for Decca in 1954, when they recorded Shake, Rattle and Roll. Although wild for its day, the song and its arrangement still look back to big-band swing rather than ahead to rock'n'roll, and Haley's cleaning up of Joe Turner's original lyrics remove any suggestion of sexuality from the song apart from the beat. The outrageous Little Richard was simply being theatrical and contrived when he let loose on Tutti Frutti, in 1955, and, later, Ready Teddy.
Be-Bop-A-Lula, on the other hand, remains an anthem of undisguised, inarticulate desire that Vincent's fevered delivery heightens to an almost unbearable tension just as Harrell's spontaneous cry slices through it like a knife, at once ecstatic and liberating. Popular music was never the same after that. Anything was possible.
No more tragic figure has walked the stage than Gene Vincent, a bluesman who took a pop meal ticket and died alcoholic, broke and almost forgotten in 1971, at just 36.
And what of the man whose impromptu vocalising now stands in rock history as prominently as Edvard Munch's screamer does in modern expressionism? Harrell eventually put away his sticks and went to work at a hazardous materials disposal site. Retired and living in Portsmouth, Virginia, he sells Blue Caps merchandise to people not even born when he let rip with that cry almost half a century ago.
Norman Abjorensen has been researching a stage musical on the life of Gene Vincent.
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The service organizations listed below are accredited to represent veterans and their dependents in the filling of claims. All are co-located at the VA Regional Office located at 575 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204-1581.
|American Legion, Room 325
|AMVETS, Room 377
|Disabled American Veterans, Room 399
|Military Order of the Purple Heart, Room 330
|Marine Corps League (Tues - Thurs)
|(located Indianapolis VA Medical Center, Rm C-2067)
|Paralyzed Veterans, Room 328
|Veterans of Foreign Wars, Room 374
|Vietnam Veterans of America
|317-226-5209 ext. 3127
Indiana Veterans' Organizations Website Links
- American Legion
- Disabled American Veterans
- Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation
- Marine Corps League
- Military Order of the Purple Heart
- Paralyzed Veterans
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
- Vietnam Veterans of America


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♥ Welcome to my little shop & Thanks so much for dropping by!
♥ Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
♥ Welcome to my little shop & Thanks so much for dropping by!
♥ Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Sarah on Jul 7, 2017
I am a huge fan, your work is lovely, your packaging delightful, thank you so much!
rachelirwin on May 30, 2017
Adorable print and very fast shipping!
Guneet K on Feb 26, 2017
Whimsy, Petticoats and Woodland Tea Times...
'MarmeeCraft' is my own little drawn, painted, stitched, sculpted, be-ribboned and imagined world.
I am a wife and mama working on my art and illustration from our wee mountain-forest home. My shop is host to drawings, paintings, prints, dolls and other curious whimsy...dreamt up during woodland wanderings and brought in baskets to share with you.
Shop members
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator
Shop policies
If you have any questions about ordering, and order you placed, or about my work please feel free to contact me.
About my prints:
Prints are created with a Canon printer on Epson matte art paper using archival ChromaLife 100 inks, and ship in a protective, sealed cellophane sleeve with a stiff backing board in a bend-proof, cardboard mailer.
*please note:
Orders of multiple prints are packaged safely together in one cellophane sleeve, with one backing board (separated by protective sheets). If you would like individually packaged prints please let me know (*note this may increase shipping costs).
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
For help with completing your Etsy purchase, please visit:
Orders placed from within the US ship USPS Priority mail with delivery confirmation (please see listings for shipping specifics on each item).
US orders usually ship the day after your payment is received.
*Outside the US*
International Print orders ship International First Class mail with customs forms.
International orders of originals ship International Priority Mail with customs forms (unless otherwise noted in the individual listing).
Any customs fees or duties are the responsibility of the customer.
I usually mail all International orders within 3 days of your purchase.
Please allow at least 4-6 weeks for delivery of your First Class International package (prints). Priority International packages (originals) are usually delivered in 6-10 business days. Transit times vary greatly by country, If you have not received your order in this time please contact me.
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All artwork and descriptions are copyright © M. Liucci. Sale of original artwork and/or prints does not transfer copyright or allow reproduction/distribution rights.


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Sony officially announced the God of War: Ascension! Game director Todd Pappy announced on PlayStation.Blog that they'll be holding a live streaming event for Ascension on Monday, April 30th at 8 am PST. The event will be viewable through PlayStation.Blog and the game's Facebook page. God of War: Ascension brings back Kratos for a new adventure. They didn't call the game God of War 4 because it's not a sequel. Instead, it takes place much earlier in the series' timeline.
Developer: SCEA Release: TBA Genre: Action Platform: PS3 Publisher: SCEA Website: http://www.godofwar.com/teaser/
Date Added: 2017-07-27
Category: Video
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Microsoft's NFL efforts squashed when Surface called "iPad-like tool"
Microsoft has gone to great lengths to ensure that sports fans are plastered with impressions of its hardware -- the Surface has a strong presence this season, and that presence is hinged upon a hefty sum of money the company is shelling out to get its slate in the limelight. The problem? Getting the announcers to remember what it is called.


text: Great River Hospice to Host Grief-sharing Program -- A support program for people who have experienced the loss of a loved one is scheduled for 5:30pm on Friday, August 1 at Great River Hospice House, 1306 S. Washington Road, West Burlington. "First Friday Share" will include a short presentation followed by a potluck dinner, and visiting and sharing with others. This month Great River Hospice nurses Sherry Anderson and Ann Russell will present the program. They will be reading The Invitation by Oriah Mountain Dreamer and inviting reflection. "First Friday Share" is not exclusive to families and friends of former Great River Hospice patients. Registration is not required. For more information, please call Great River Home Health and Hospice at 319-768-3350 or toll-free 877-404-4766.


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Serene Apartment homes waterfront on the creek.
The Bergen Apartments on Issaquah Creek is under new management and changing everyday. Individual units have been updated. New carpet, vinyl, baseboards and new paint in each unit. Conveniently located at the corner of Sunset Way and Newport Way SW you can walk to Front street, you are 1/2 a block from the library. All the shopping at Gilman Village and The commons at Issaquah and others on Gilman Blvd are within minutes driving.
6-12 Month Lease Terms
$95 monthly utility fee covers water, sewer and garbage.
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text: To get from Misterbianco to Vasto by train you can catch one of the 6 trains that everyday travel between these two cities. The first train to Vasto leaves from Misterbianco at 07:18 and the last train departs at 13:12. If you choose a local train the trip lasts on average 00:29 hours. For your trip from Misterbianco to Vasto by train you can choose to leave from one of Misterbianco main stations: Catania Acquicella, Napoli Centrale On Wanderio you can compare all schedules, fares and railway companies to Vasto and book the best itinerary starting from Misterbianco.