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SAN DIEGO ---- While Ringling Bros. holds the title of America's biggest touring circus, it abandoned the old tradition of the circus tent long ago for indoor sports arenas.
But one traveling circus that still does things the old-fashioned way --- with a 1,500-seat, Italian-made big top tent ---- returns to the region for a six-week visit that will include a stop in Vista, two locations in San Diego and a visit to El Cajon.
First stop on Friday is Balboa Park, where circus fans may enjoy arriving early to watch the seven-hour, 30-man tent-raising process (the tent consists of 90,000 square feet of fabric, 500 stakes, four miles of rope and 17 tons of cables).
Circus Vargas was founded 40 years ago by Clifford Vargas, who wanted to create an old-fashioned, touring tent circus in the 19th-century tradition. When he died in 1989, Circus Vargas was taken over by two longtime friends (Roland Kaiser and Joseph Muscarello), who ran it until they retired. When the circus faced closure in 2005, it was purchased by Katya Arata Quiroga and Nelson Quiroga, the circus' longtime trapeze performers (who perform under the name The Flying Tabares).
Circus Vargas includes acrobats, jugglers, trapeze artists, a magician, a motorcycle act, as well as clowns. The circus' ringmaster is Kevin Venardos, who sings his own original songs during each performance. There are also the traditional circus staples, such as the opening and closing parades, in which the entire circus company marches for the crowd. Circus Vargas is a bilingual circus with many acts from Mexico and South America and always offers some performances in Spanish.
Before every performance, ticket-holders are encouraged to arrive early for a pre-show "behind the scenes" program led by clowns Jon and Laura Weiss. Children will be invited into the center ring to try out life as a circus clown (doing everything from juggling to Hula-Hooping).
The circus touring schedule is Friday through Feb. 27 in Balboa Park, March 1-5 in El Cajon, March 8-12 in Mira Mesa Community Park, March 15-26 at Highway 78 and Vista Village Drive in Vista. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays; 1:30,4:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays; 12:30, 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $25-$75 for ages 11 and up and $20-$60 for children ages 2 to 10. Visit circusvargas.com or call 877-468-3861.


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Trinidad Scorpion the Newly Crowned King of Hot Peppers
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So I am thinking that it won't take long for someone to throw a pepper or two into some BBQ sauce or Chili and really kick up some heat. I think I need to get the milk on ice now, just in case!
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Five nuggets of knowledge about Week 15:
Santonio Holmes can wipe out his droptastic game with a successful homecoming. Holmes committed one of the worst gaffes of the season when he wasted a perfectly thrown Mark Sanchez pass in the left corner of the end zone against the Dolphins last week. Holmes can erase that memory and help the Jets move on from two weeks of turmoil with a big game Sunday against his old team. The Steelers traded the Super Bowl MVP for a fifth-round draft pick because they were tired of dealing with him at a time when Ben Roethlisberger was embarrassing the organization, too. Holmes had been suspended four games for violating the NFL's drug policy. But he still felt betrayed to be dumped. "It's been on my mind for quite some time, and I just never let it play a factor until now," Holmes said. "Now is the time to get a chance to play against these guys. I spent four years there. It's definitely time to show these guys 'Why let me go?' "
Brains are working overtime to find a formula to beat the Patriots. In this week's "Hot Read" feature, ESPN.com senior writer Greg Garber explores how the seemingly invincible Patriots can be beaten. The formula looks simple:
Harass or confuse Tom Brady into making mistakes.
Win the turnover battle.
Run the ball effectively to limit Patriots possessions.
Score enough points against a middling defense.
"That's the magic formula," ESPN analyst and former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi told Garber with a laugh. "Easier said than done." ESPN Insider contributor KC Joyner also tried to crack the Patriots' offensive code with some suggestions for the Packers on Sunday. He advises them to get Wes Welker into traffic, put cover corner Tramon Williams on Deion Branch and defend rookie tight end Aaron Hernandez like a receiver.
Don't worry about Cameron Wake not being higher in the Pro Bowl voting. I've noticed some resentment from South Florida regarding Wake's lack of Pro Bowl votes among outside linebackers. He entered the week fifth behind James Harrison, Terrell Suggs, LaMarr Woodley and Shaun Phillips. Fret not, Dolfans. Wake not only will make the roster, but he will generate attention for the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year. Wake leads the league with 14 sacks and should add to his total Sunday against the Bills. There's no denying his impact.
Thanks to Sal Alosi's bad trip, Brian Schottenheimer has avoided the spotlight this week. The controversy Alosi kicked up with his trip of Dolphins gunner Nolan Carroll eclipsed the aggravation Jets fans have developed with Schottenheimer. Jets head coach Rex Ryan was subjected to chants to fire Schottenheimer as offensive coordinator after losing back-to-back games without a touchdown. Not only has Sanchez crumbled, but the run game also has disappeared. Schottenheimer owned up Thursday at a news conference. "Overall I'm in charge of the offense," Schottenheimer said. "I take a lot of pride in that. I take a lot of pride in my job. I take a lot of pride in our unit, and we're not playing very well. It's my job to put the players in position to make plays. It's my job along with the staff to get them to do the fundamentals right."
If Ryan Fitzpatrick can remain upright Sunday, then the Bills will have a chance. The Bills' offensive line is in rough shape and is about to face one of the NFL's stingiest teams. The Dolphins rank fifth in total defense, seventh in run defense and sixth in pass defense. Fitzpatrick has shown he can make good decisions. Despite the Bills' record and the fact they're often playing from behind, Fitzpatrick has thrown 21 touchdown passes and only 11 interceptions. But he won't have receiver Lee Evans to loosen up coverages, and will face a pass rush that registered six sacks against of the Jets, who own one of the NFL's better offensive lines. Wake will be matched up against Mansfield Wrotto, a third-year pro who was out of work until October.


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Last post Jul 24, 2012 11:55 AM by robertkjr3d
Jul 23, 2012 03:29 PM|robertkjr3d|LINK
I'm very new to jQuery. I've been googleing and googleing, and cannot find an adequate solution to solve my issue. I wanted to prevent a double, triple click of a form-button. I realize that there are many solutions out there, but what is the preferred solution? Also I haven't even gotten one to work. Also, I request a code sample. However, I have found code-samples out in the world of the net, but I have never been quite sure what variables I'm supposed to switch out and replace with my-local actual variables, and which ones the jQuery system actually knows as keywords.
In my solution I have a ASP.NET form... In the code behind there is a _Click event handler. I have attempted to use jQuery to prevent double-click. But the solutions that I've used so far, has prevented the code-behind handler from executing.
function () {
$("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").click
function (e) {
$('p').text("Form submiting.....").addClass('submit');
$("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").attr("disabled", true);
// //return true;
Note: I attempted to use 'return true' but that didn't work. I also attempted various ways of calling 'submit', and the 'click' function manually, but that just made a loop. I also tried to work with the 'one' click, but didn't understand how to use it.
Jul 24, 2012 12:08 AM|mamax12|LINK
replace : $("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").attr("disabled", true);
to : $("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").attr("disabled","true");
Jul 24, 2012 08:35 AM|robertkjr3d|LINK
umm no.. That just leaves the 'Form submiting...' at the bottom of the page. It doesn't seem to change anything. It's the same ole story, it does do a post-back, but when it goes to the code-behind, it only hits the Page_Load, and never gets to the btnSaveFill_Click() event/sub/handler.
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Jul 24, 2012 09:46 AM|varunbilurkar|LINK
You May need to use OnClientClick property of the asp.net button see the below snippet;
<script runat="server"> Protected void script1(obj As Object, e As EventArgs) { lblMsg.Text="Hello!" } </script> <html> <body> <form runat="server"> <asp:Button OnClick="script1" OnClientClick="script2()" Text="Click Me" runat="server" /> <br /> <asp:label id="lblMsg" runat="server" /> </form> <script type="text/javascript"> function script2() { return confirm('Hello!'); } </script> </body> </html>
Jul 24, 2012 11:13 AM|robertkjr3d|LINK
A couple of replies, but not no real answers to the question at hand... Based on the last reply I tried this:
function preventDouble() { //$('p').text("Form submiting.....").addClass('submit'); $("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").attr("disabled", true); return true; } <asp:Button ID="btnSaveFill" runat="server" Text="Save" ValidationGroup="save" Width="75px" onclientclick="preventDouble();" />
Which yielded: A disabled button (good), however the same problem. The form did postback, but never called btnSaveFill_Click - So it is still preventing the proper postback.... Notice I tried adding 'Return True;', but that didn't work.
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Jul 24, 2012 11:28 AM|varunbilurkar|LINK
What i think is when you make the button disabled and page is posted ,asp.net stops the postback looking the button disabled.
Actully you need some ajax to get this work. you may user the script manager pagemethods and call the server side code.
try following
have two buttons like below
<asp:Button ID="btnSaveFill" runat="server" Text="Save" ValidationGroup="save" Width="75px" onclientclick="preventDouble();" /> <asp:Button ID="btnSaveDuplicate" runat="server" Text="Save" style="display:none" Width="75px" />
in javascript
function preventDouble(){ //$('p').text("Form submiting.....").addClass('submit'); $("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").hide() $("#<%=btnSaveDuplicate.ClientID %>").show() }
This may work or may not work ,logic is not tested but you can give it a try
Jul 24, 2012 11:55 AM|robertkjr3d|LINK
A form of your reply actually worked. I don't think this is the "preferred" method, but this is a good 'hack'.
I have put this in the code:
function preventDouble() { $("#<%=btnSaveFill.ClientID %>").hide(); $("#<%=btnSaveDuplicate.ClientID %>").show(); $("#<%=btnSaveDuplicate.ClientID %>").attr("disabled", true); } <asp:Button ID="btnSaveFill" runat="server" Text="Save" ValidationGroup="save" Width="75px" onclientclick="preventDouble();" /> <asp:Button ID="btnSaveDuplicate" runat="server" Text="Save" style="display:none" Width="75px" />
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Brett Weighless, of Lethbridge, Alberta, and Danie Martin of Quebec, speak on behalf of the environment working group at the conclusion of the New Canada Conference Wednesday in Charlottetown. All the ideas and policies generated by 100 young people from across Canada who attend the conference will be compiled into an electronic book to be published soon.
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Tiffany Harrington of Quebec said she didn't have any respect for, or personal investment in Canada up to now, bearing the bitter legacy of First Nations in North America.
"To be honest, I was never proud to call myself Canadian because to me it brought pain and it brought broken relationships," said Harrington.
"This has definitely been transformative," she said of a youth conference that concluded Wednesday in Charlottetown. "I am proud today to say that I am Canadian."
She received a standing ovation.
A feature event of the PEI 2014 schedule brought 100 youth from across Canada to meet in Charlottetown for the past three days at the New Canada Conference.
Participants between the age of 19 to 24 were selected based on their video or written essay titled "My Story of Canada." The federal and provincial government paid their way here.
They were also carefully selected by sex, orientation, cultural representation and region.
They looked to the future in discussion groups, but they also met to share their personal stories of life in Canada.
"I have never been part of something so inspiring," said Jason Brown of Ontario. "This has really given me hope."
He went on to say his group really came around him to help him cope with social anxiety at the conference.
Brown called on delegates to stay in touch and work on political transformation.
Be careful, warned other delegates. Great ideas and inspiration often meets with anger and resentment. Delegates were urged to be careful in their work for change.
Delegates broke into groups to tackle issues such as health care, technology and media, learning and social development, or environment and economy.
Their discussions are now being assembled into a document to be called the Ideabook available on line in a month or two.
Lindsay Dupré spoke on behalf of the justice and equity working group.
"Like a lot of our topics, it was very, very broad," she said. "It took a lot of time to work through some of the emotional struggles in addressing these issues.
"We realized very quickly that it's one thing to come up with policies and recommendations for how we can move forward and sometimes it's a lot more difficult deal with some of the feelings associated with these issues.
"We had an entire wall of issues," said Dupré.
Some ideas did stand out for dignitaries invited to hear a summery of the conference.
"The ones in respect to civic engagement, particularly lowering the voting age and allowing Internet voting," said Charlottetown MP Sean Casey of presentation points that stuck with him.
"I was interested and pleased with what I heard with regard to universal child care, something that has long been a centrepiece of social policy for our party.
"The take away for me is the dynamism, the enthusiasm and the idealism that we experienced in there," said Casey.
"If this is representative of the youth in the country we have every reason to be optimistic."
There is another, unrelated youth conference this year, associated with the 2014 theme. The University of Prince Edward Island is hosting The Guardians of Confederation, a gathering of two students from each province/territory, plus 24 Island students, between the ages of 14 – 17, in Charlottetown, November 19 – 23.
The question for this conference of younger people will be: knowing what we know now, would we do it all over again and become a country called Canada?


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If a user were to experience fainting or possible dizziness, these side effects could be a sign of low blood pressure and a doctor should investigate this immediately.
Of course as with any dietary supplement (or anything for that matter) there may be side effects which are not known at this time.
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Reportedly CoQ10 appears to be generally safe when used as directed. The side effects of CoQ10 are not common. Considering that the body's natural production of CoQ10 peaks in the early twenties and declines drastically after that, you should ask your doctor if taking CoQ10 supplements would be right for you.
Coincidentally, we start experiencing the unpleasant signs of aging after our early twenties, which is also around the time our body's natural production of CoQ10 decelerates. Are the two events related? No one knows for sure, but what we do know is that CoQ10 is found in every cell of the body. It is needed for the basic functioning of cells and also has potent antioxidant properties.
Warning: Many Coenzyme Q10 supplements use an older formulation which is shown to not be absorbed very well by your body. There are new formulations of CoQ10 supplements which have been developed which are said to offer much better CoQ10 absorption.


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|Lady Cats return four starters for district run
|Bobby "Butch" Burney | News-Telegram Sports Editor
March 14, 2006 - It may be spring break for the Sulphur Springs ISD, but the Lady Cat softball team can't afford to take a day off. At least not today.
The Lady Cats will open District 12-4A at 7 p.m. today when they host Paris in a match-up of two playoff squads from last season.
The Lady Cats finished as the district runner-up behind Texas High in 2005, and Paris closed out the season in third place.
In other district action tonight, pre-season favorite Texas High (6-2) travels to Greenville (4-7-1), while Mount Pleasant (12-6) takes on North Lamar (14-6).
Last year, Sulphur Springs swept Paris in their two district games, but it wasn't easy. The Lady Cats won 5-2 in Paris, and 2-1 in 10 innings at home.
The Lady Cats (5-5) have just four starters back from that team in catcher Nichole Fender, second baseman Amanda McGowin, shortstop Tara Gibby and center fielder Kristen McDonald.
SSHS first-year coach Tommy Grammer can choose from one of three pitchers to start tonight's game in junior Tarra Morton, sophomore Marci Womack or freshman Katie Dodd.
The Lady Cats have only played 10 games this year because one tournament was washed out and two other games canceled. After tonight's district contest, Sulphur Springs will play in its final tournament of the year hosted by Arlington High School, at the end of the week.
District play will resume next Tuesday when the Lady Cats host Mount Pleasant.
Tonight's action will start at 5 p.m. with the JV contest.
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In 2011, the estimate is that the spending has reached R$205.27 billion, with an average of R$1,259.85 per person.
The highlight of the year will be the consumption of meat, poultry and poultry products. Each Brazilian person will spend this year R$444.02 with these goods, handling a total of R$72.40 billion.
The cleaning products are expected to total R$15.29 billion, or R$ 93.77 per person.


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Gene Autry That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine (9-CD Box Set + Book)
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Format: CD (9 Discs)
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CD Details
- Number of Discs: 9
- Released: March 14, 2006
- Originally Released: 2006
- Label: Bear Family
Entertainment Reviews:
No Depression - p.99"[T]he audio restorations is stunning....Bringing forth the music with remarkable depth that melts away the decades."
Tracks on Disc 1:
- 1.My Dreaming of You
- 2.My Alabama Home
- 3.Stay Away From My Chicken House
- 4.My Oklahoma Home
- 5.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 6.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 7.Cowboy Yodel
- 8.Why Don't You Come Back to Me
- 9.No One to Call Me Darling
- 10.Living in the Mountains
- 11.Yodelin' Gene
- 12.Blue Yodel No. 5
- 13.Left My Gal in the Mountains
- 14.Why Don't You Come Back to Me
- 15.Hobo Yodel
- 16.Dust Pan Blues
- 17.No One to Call Me Darling
- 18.Frankie and Johnny
- 19.Railroad Boomer
- 20.My Alabama Home
- 21.Slue-Foot-Lue
- 22.Stay Away From My Chicken House
- 23.Waiting For a Train
- 24.Lullaby Yodel
- 25.California Blues (Blue Yodel No. 4)
- 26.Daddy and Home
Tracks on Disc 2:
- 1.That's Why I Left the Mountains
- 2.Cowboy Yodel
- 3.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 4.My Rough and Rowdy Ways
- 5.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 6.Cowboy Yodel
- 7.Whisper Your Mother's Name
- 8.The Girl I Left Behind
- 9.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 10.Cowboy Yodel
- 11.In the Shadow of the Pine
- 12.Hobo Yodel
- 13.They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree
- 14.Texas Blues
- 15.Hobo Bill's Last Ride
- 16.Dust Pan Blues
- 17.My Carolina Sunshine Girl
- 18.Train Whistle Blues
- 19.Anniversary Blue Yodel No. 7
- 20.In the Jailhouse Now No. 2
- 21.The Yodeling Hobo
- 22.Pictures of My Mother
- 23.Blue Days
- 24.He's in the Jail House No. 2
- 25.Cowboy's Yodel
- 26.Dad in the Hills
Tracks on Disc 3:
- 1.High Powered Mama
- 2.The Yodeling Mama
- 3.Mean Mama Blues
- 4.Blue Yodel No. 8
- 5.Pistol Packlin' Papa
- 6.Dad in the Hills
- 7.Pictures of My Mother
- 8.Any Old Time
- 9.Money Ain't No Use Anyway
- 10.Blue Days
- 11.A Gangster's Warning
- 12.Pictures of My Mother
- 13.That's How I Got My Start
- 14.True Blue Bill
- 15.Do Right Daddy Blues
- 16.Do Right Daddy Blues
- 17.Money Ain't No Use Anyway
- 18.Money Ain't No Use Anyway
- 19.That's How I Got My Start
- 20.That's How I Got My Start
- 21.Bear Cat Papa Blues
- 22.Bear Cat Papa Blues
- 23.True Blue Bill
- 24.A Gantster's Warning
- 25.A Gantster's Warning
- 26.I'll Always Be a Rambler
Tracks on Disc 4:
- 1.The Death of Mother Jones
- 2.The Death of Mother Jones
- 3.Bear Cat Papa Blues
- 4.High Steppin' Mama
- 5.High Steppin' Mama Blues
- 6.She Wouldn't Do It
- 7.Don't Do Me That Way
- 8.Don't Do Me That Way
- 9.High Steppin' Mama Blues
- 10.She Wouldn't Do It
- 11.Do Right Daddy Blues
- 12.T.B. Blues
- 13.Jimmie the Kid
- 14.Travelin' Blues
- 15.There's a Good Gal in the Mountains
- 16.There's a Good Gal in the Mountains
- 17.She's a Low Down Mama
- 18.She's a Low Down Mama
- 19.The Old Woman and the Cow
- 20.The Old Woman and the Cow
- 21.Bear Cat Mama From Horner's Corner
- 22.She's a Hum Hum Dinger
- 23.Old Man Duff
- 24.Old Man Duff
Tracks on Disc 5:
- 1.I'm a Truthful Fellow (True Blue Bill)
- 2.I'm a Truthful Fellow (True Blue Bill)
- 3.Valley in the Hills
- 4.Valley in the Hills
- 5.Valley in the Hills
- 6.She's Just That Kind
- 7.She's Always on My Mind
- 8.She's Always on My Mind
- 9.I'm Blue and Lonesome
- 10.I'm Blue and Lonesome
- 11.Pistol Packin' Papa
- 12.Jail House Blues
- 13.That's How I Got My Start
- 14.Methodist Pie
- 15.Do Right Daddy Blues
- 16.Money Ain't No Use Anyhow
- 17.Money Ain't No Use Anyhow
- 18.I'll Be Thinking of You Little Gal
- 19.Dallas County Jail Blues
- 20.She Wouldn't Do It
- 21.T.B. Blues
- 22.T.B. Blues
- 23.True Blue Bill
- 24.That's How I Got My Start
- 25.I'll Always Be a Rambler
- 26.Bear Cat Papa Blues
- 27.I've Got the Jail House Blues
Tracks on Disc 6:
- 1.Rheujmatism Blues
- 2.I'm Atlanta Bound
- 3.High Steppin' Mama Blues
- 4.That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine
- 5.Missouri I'm Calling
- 6.Missouri I'm Calling
- 7.My Alabama Home
- 8.Mississippi Valley
- 9.My Old Pal of Yesterday
- 10.Missouri I'm Calling
- 11.Cross-Eyed Gal That Lived Upon the Hill
- 12.I'm Always Dreaming of You
- 13.Why Don't You Come Back to Me
- 14.Jailhouse Blues
- 15.Rheumatism Blues
- 16.I'm Atlanta Bound
- 17.Wildcat Mama
- 18.Mississippi Valley Blue
- 19.My Old Pal of Yesterday
- 20.My Cross-Eyed Girl
- 21.Birmingham Daddy
- 22.Why Don't You Come Back to Me
- 23.Why Don't You Come Back to Me
- 24.She's a Low Down Mama
Tracks on Disc 7:
- 1.I'm a Railroad Man (Waitin' on a Weary Train)
- 2.Under the Old Apple Tree
- 3.Wild Cat Mama Blues
- 4.There's a Good Girl in the Mountains
- 5.That Ramshackle Shack
- 6.Back to Old Smoky Mountain
- 7.Back to Old Smoky Mountain
- 8.Back Home in the Blue Ridge Mountains
- 9.The Crime I Didn't Do
- 10.Kentucky Lullaby
- 11.Alone With My Sorrows
- 12.I'm Always Dreaming of You
- 13.Moonlight and Skies
- 14.Returning to My Cabin Home
- 15.In the Cradle of My Dreams
- 16.My Carolina Mountain Rose
- 17.Have You Found Someone Else
- 18.In the Hills of Carolina
- 19.A Gangster's Warning
- 20.Back to Old Smokey Mountain
- 21.Back Home in the Blue Ridge Mountains
- 22.That Ramshackle Shack
- 23.Black Bottom Blues
- 24.Kentucky Lullaby
- 25.Kentucky Lullaby
Tracks on Disc 8:
- 1.Cowboy's Heaven
- 2.The Little Ranch House on the Old Circle B
- 3.The Yellow Rose of Texas
- 4.Your Voice Is Ringing
- 5.Louisiana Moon
- 6.Louisiana Moon
- 7.Louisiana Moon
- 8.Cowboy's Heaven
- 9.Cowboy's Heaven
- 10.The Little Ranch House on the Old Circle B
- 11.If I Could Bring Back My Buddy
- 12.If Icould Bring Back My Buddy
- 13.The Old Folks Back Home
- 14.The Yellow Rose of Texas
- 15.The Yellow Rose of Texas
- 16.Gosh! I Miss You All the Time
- 17.The Answer to 21 Years
- 18.The Answer to 21 Years
- 19.When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley
- 20.When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley
- 21.Watching the Clouds Roll By
Product Description:
This nine-CD set is a lot more Gene Autry than any casual fan would want to hear, but it is not without its considerable rewards and surprises, and might well convert casual fans into serious listeners. All of Autry's surviving recordings, more than 200 of them, from October of 1929 until November of 1933, are included, and comprise a vast range of sounds and styles. What you get is a good, close musical look at Autry's early evolution from a Jimmie Rodgers admirer and soundalike artist with a serious bent toward blues into the unique figure that Autry ultimately became as a country & western singer; the evolution of his sound from raw, relatively unskilled recording -- almost like field recordings -- to the beginning of a sophisticated studio sound; and of his accompaniment, from his own guitar and perhaps a partner and collaborator to backing by a relatively smooth professional coterie of players.
The first set opens with a pair of hillbilly-style ballads, "My Dreaming of You" and "My Alabama Home," cut by Autry with his mentor Jimmy Long (with Frankie Marvin providing the yodel accompaniment) in October of 1929 for Victor, which sound amazingly good and offer some surprisingly complex playing on the guitar behind the harmony singing. A little later in the month, Autry was back in the studio solo cutting a mix of ballads and blues numbers that showed up very briefly on the QRS label before it disappeared. These sides, which feature him yodeling as well, represent the more familiar side of Autry's music, and there are little surprises throughout, such as his superb, extended guitar break on "My Oklahoma Home." "I'll Be Thinking of You Little Girl" is a yodel ballad with another excellent performance by Autry on guitar, backed by an uncredited steel player. These sides haven't held up nearly as well in terms of sources as the material off of the major labels represented in Autry's early output, but they are listenable despite some considerable noise, and the producers have done a great job of making them accessible to modern ears -- the notable exception on this disc is the Autry original "Yodelin' Gene," which apparently only exists in a source with serious gauges; it's been cleaned up as much as possible but still suffers from some speed variations. The next track, though, Autry's rendition of "Blue Yodel No. 5," more than makes up for those sonic deficiencies; there's still noise, but one can actually hear the action on the guitar in the Jimmie Rodgers song, and just hearing the young Autry emulating his idol is a special joy to any listener attuned to this music. Released by Columbia as a budget-priced disc backed by the bluesy Frank Luther/Carson Robison-authored "Left My Gal in the Mountains," it became one of Autry's first big hits. The joy -- or the drawback -- of this first disc is that it contains multiple versions of several songs, not from the same sessions but from recording sessions for rival labels spaced weeks and months apart, but this gives you an opportunity to hear Autry's style and approach evolve as he shifted from working in a duo to a solo act, with different accompaniments, so that you hear him redo "My Dreaming of You," "My Alabama Home," and "Stay Away from My Chicken House."
By disc two, Autry had become not only comfortable but totally professional working with the microphone, and the quality of his recordings improved immeasurably -- his control of his vocal dynamics made him seem an almost larger-than-life presence in a very subtle way on these sides, even as the simplicity of his songs and the sentiments behind them beguiles the listener on another level; and he was so good and confident on his guitar that he was, by this point, meshing beautifully and seamlessly with whatever accompaniment -- steel guitar, string band -- that he was working with. The sheer number of recordings on these sides in so short a time was also an integral part of Autry's success; early in his career, he wasn't signed exclusively to any label, and as the Great Depression took hold of the country and wiped out a lot of recording careers, he found his sales and the demand for his recordings only growing, and he took full advantage of this situation by recording for as many budget labels as he possibly could -- his records might have only been selling for 10 or 15 cents each, versus 75 cents for full-priced 78s, but they were selling in ever-rising numbers. Also featured here are Autry's first sides for ARC (the American Record Corporation), which became one of the more important of his many recording relationships in a career covering five decades. The highlight of the side, with all of these important moments and gems, is his slight rendition of Jimmie Rodgers' "My Rough and Rowdy Ways."
Disc three starts off with more Jimmie Rodgers material and, indeed, may mark the high-point of Autry's work in that vein, in the most beautiful homage that "The Singing Brakeman" ever received in his lifetime. Autry seems to rise to the occasion here, getting into some serious guitar flourishes and showing a command of the microphone more appropriate to a seasoned veteran than to a still-fresh-faced boy from Oklahoma in his first year of recording. Disc four opens with perhaps the most unusual record of Autry's early career, "The Death of Mother Jones," a tribute to labor activist Mary Harris Jones. It stands apart from the blues numbers that follow and speaks volumes about Autry's range and also his personal view of the world in the brutal labor environment of the early '30s; there are two versions here, both of which were released and one of which -- the more interesting of the two in terms of livelier accompaniment -- is in somewhat rougher shape. The rest of the cuts here show the rawer, bluesier side of Autry's output with superb originals such as "Bear Cat Papa Blues" and "High Steppin' Mama." By this time, except for the occasional Jimmie Rodgers, Frank Marvin, or Jimmie Davis song, most of Autry's repertory was comprised of originals. Disc five is fascinating for showing Autry's evolving versions of songs, including "I'm a Truthful Fellow," that he would approach in more advanced versions in later sessions -- this is the first disc on which you get newly discovered masters, including two complete takes of "Valley in the Hills."
Disc six takes you to the peak of Autry's early career when he seemed to find the perfect balance between blues and ballads; there's real virtuosity in his playing and warmth and range in his singing. It starts off with "Rheumatism Blues" and "I'm Atlanta Bound" (the latter featuring Roy Smeck, no less, on steel guitar, which he makes sound like a mandolin), before shifting gears with "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," which became his signature tune for the remainder of his career, and you get another version of "My Alabama Home." Disc seven starts with more of those sessions featuring Smeck, but soon Autry began working with less distinctive accompaniment, and changed direction, away from blues and away from the influence of Jimmie Rodgers -- this is the disc on which Gene Autry the cowboy singer starts to emerge. The difference at first is relatively subtle, but midway through this disc the songs turn more sentimental and also more commercial, in the sense that they're more "produced" and less spontaneous, with smoother accompaniment.
Disc nine closes out the set with Autry sessions from 1933, as his own persona began to coalesce around the cowboy and rural songs in his own voice, without the influence of Rodgers in evidence at all. The box is handsomely put together and comes complete with a large, profusely illustrated hardcover book containing not only a full sessionography but also a substantial essay by scholar Packy Smith and supporting essays totalling 100 pages. That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine is, to be sure, a lot of Gene Autry, but it tells you something about how much music the man had to offer even in those earliest days of his career, before the movie and radio contracts, at a time when he still needed his railroad employee pass to make the trips from Oklahoma to New York to do these recordings. By the time the last of the recordings has played, you're at the point where Autry was poised to become the multimedia country music giant in the manner he was known for the next six decades. Producer Art Satherly was masterminding the direction of his recordings, and even Smiley Burnette (who would become Autry's most visible associate thanks to the movies) had entered his orbit. This box explains and delineates the events between Autry's beginnings and how he got to the place at which he became a pop culture institution. It's a story worth telling and a story worth hearing, albeit over a period of weeks for maximum effect and absorption as it is a lot of music, all of it good and much of it great. ~ Bruce Eder
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Does anyone know what the part number for that is? And is it easy to replace? I have never really played around in the engine before...
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Its Kind of hard to see from the video, but I think you are missing the blue screw cover on that. I believe that is the expansion tank overflow port that is used to "burp" the system when you do a flush. Look at the top screw that is used to let the system flow through the lower drain plug (video). Have you checked realoem.com for the PN?
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School of Film 2014 Senior Class Show
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The School of Film presents Animation, Film & Video and Communication Senior Show.
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Reception to follow immediately after combined show.
Above: Scene from "Angels in the Mud" by Josh Case '14 (Film & Video/Communication). Photo by Whitney Casal.Gershman Hall
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OFFICIAL TRUTH SQUAD -- (House of Representatives - February 16, 2006)
Mrs. BLACKBURN. Thank you so much. I thank the gentleman from Georgia for his exceptional work on the Truth Squad and his commitment to this, to being certain that we get the message out.
You know, I, like you, believe in the American dream and believe in the goodness of this great country and search each and every day for ways that we can all work together to be certain that we preserve freedom and hope and liberty for future generations. I think that is a worthy goal.
We had talked about national security one night on this floor. Yesterday, we talked about economic security. Today, we are back on the national security focus. I like what you are saying, because you are addressing the military efforts that are taking place so that we are fighting terrorists over there and we are not having to fight them over here.
As Judge POE was saying, we have got different fronts in this war, with our first responders and the work they do on our home streets, with our border agents and the work they are doing along the border, and then also with our military operations. I think it is something that we want to keep our focus on as we address this situation in the Middle East and being certain we are addressing taking this fight to the heart of where terrorism has had its breeding ground and addressing it right there on their own soil.
A couple of points, too, I think that we need address as we talk about homeland security and we talk about national security and the war on terror. Things that we want to remember is our President and the leadership, our military leadership, has told us from day one, this is going to be a very long war. It is not going to be easy. But this is going to be a long war, and we need to remember that and use that to keep it in perspective.
We feel like we take two steps forward and one step back so very, very often, and it is going to be a long time. But preserving freedom and the fight for freedom, that is a worthy, worthy goal.
I think another thing we need to keep in mind is that when all of this started in 2003, our President and our military leadership said, basically, it is a seven-step process and told us at that point we would go in, secure the country, they would appoint an interim government, they would appoint a constitution writing committee, they would go through the process of writing that constitution, ratifying that constitution, then they would hold their national elections and install their national government, and then the seventh and final point will be to dissolve the coalition.
Right now, the Iraqi people are in the process of installing that government; and following that government standing up on its feet, then we will begin to dissolve the coalition.
Another thing we have to keep in mind, I love your points, Mr. Price, about what is taking place there and the progress that is being made. One of the things that I have enjoyed talking with my constituents about is how dealing with Iraq has to be an orderly process, and a part of that orderly process is being certain that we do some things in conjunction with other things. We want to be certain we raise up the military at the same time we are raising up the government so that one can support the other.
Mr. PRICE of Georgia. Mr. Speaker, I want to make certain that people are hearing what you are saying. Because so oftentimes we hear there is no plan, the President doesn't have a plan, we don't have a plan. But what you have said so clearly is that when the President talked about this in the spring of 2003, 3 years ago, that he outlined a seven-step process. As far as I can tell, we are on the sixth step of that. So the plan is there.
Mrs. BLACKBURN. That is correct, and I thank the gentleman for those comments. That is correct. Going through an orderly process. And now as that government is standing up, and that is the sixth step, and as we move forward, we look at being certain that the military operations and your government operations, and you need that infrastructure. We know in our own Nation it has worked well to have divisions in our government with your executive and legislative and judicial branches. So as we stand the military up and the government with those different branches standing up, we also have an eye on education and what is being done to help lift the people.
We forget many times that many of these individuals did not have access to an education. When I first went into Iraq in October of 2003, one of the things that stunned me and one of the facts that I was really quite amazed to learn was that the country's population was about 65 percent female and, out of that, about 70 percent of that female population was considered to be illiterate. That is so troublesome to know, with the education process for women, the education process for children, the fact that young girls are able to go to school, and putting in place the schools, I think it is 2,800 schools that our U.S. military has helped to rehabilitate and get the doors open. And, of course, USAID has supplied notebooks and backpacks and the things that are necessary to begin to put that quality of life in place.
So it is the ability to go in and assist with those processes and the functions of the military, the government and the community, the quality of life that will enable Iraq to stand up and to stand on their own two feet and to enjoy, enjoy successes, and that is what General Pace was speaking of, with their forces actually conducting more operations than the coalition forces. I think that is really quite remarkable.
You think of how far they have come in 3 1/2 years. To us, many times, yes, we live in a world where we expect instant everything. We watch a 30-minute TV show or a one-hour TV show, and we want the problem solved within that period of time.
Freedom is a little bit harder. It doesn't move quite that quickly. Three-and-a-half years, look how far they have come in their steps to freedom and their steps to readiness.
I will close with saying my last trip into Iraq over New Year's this year and spending time with some of our troops and then spending time with three women who are each one running a different woman's organization in Iraq was a very touching time. One of the things they repeatedly do is to express thanks to our coalition forces and then to place a reminder with us, don't leave us now. Do not leave us now. Be certain that we are standing on our own two feet before you leave us.
I thank the gentleman again. The freshman class is doing a wonderful job with the Truth Squad. It is always a pleasure to come and stand here in this wonderful hall before this great body and join you in talking about the good work that is being done and the focus of this Republican Conference to address the security of this great Nation.


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List of unnamed Metrons.
This Metron male, born approximately circa 770 AD (Earth calendar), was encountered in 2267 by Captain James T. Kirk. He and his kind captured Kirk and the Gorn captain, transporting them to a planet where they engaged in mortal combat. The loser and his ship would be destroyed.
When Kirk was victorious, but refused to kill the Gorn, the Metron male appeared and was surprised by Kirk's compassion, believing Humans to be a violent race. He freed both Kirk and the Gorn and their ships. He commented that in a thousand years humans would be advanced enough for the Metrons to make contact with them. (TOS: "Arena")
This Metron was played by Carole Shelyne, and his voice provided by Vic Perrin. Similarly to the Talosians in "The Cage", he was played by a female actress and voiced by a male actor to give him an androgynous appearance.
According to The Jack Kirby Collector #28, comic book artist Jack Kirby was heavily influenced by the look of this Metron when creating the character of Adam Warlock in Fantastic Four v1 #65-67.


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O'Toole's girl gets three-year ban for driving over drink limit
ACTRESS Kate O'Toole was yesterday banned from driving for three years after admitting drink driving in Connemara.
A court heard that Ms O'Toole (47), daughter of veteran Irish actor Peter O'Toole, was more than three times over the limit when detained by gardai in Clifden last December.
The stage and screen star of internationally acclaimed productions such as 'Dancing at Lughnasa', 'Possession', '32A' and John Huston's last film 'The Dead' has won numerous awards for her performances and most recently played the part of Lady Salisbury in the hit BBC TV series 'The Tudors'.
She did not appear at Clifden District Court for yesterday's hearing of the prosecution against her, but sent an email to the court through her solicitor explaining her absence and pointing out that she was currently working in London.
In his evidence to the court, Garda Rory Keating said he arrested Ms O'Toole on suspicion of drink driving on December 13 last year.
She had been involved in a single-vehicle accident in her nine-year-old car on the Sky Road, just outside Clifden.
Gda Keating told Judge Mary Fahy that Ms O'Toole, who has an address at Eyrephort, Clifden, admitted that she had drunk "a few glasses of wine" in the pub. She told Gda Keating that it was "a fair cop".
Upon analysis, her blood alcohol reading was 242/100. The legal limit is 80/100.
The court heard that Ms O'Toole's tax, insurance and other details were in order and Supt Tony O'Donnell said that she did not have any previous convictions.
Defending solicitor JJ Mannion explained that his client was unable to attend the court as she was working in London. He handed in her email, apologising for her absence.
"She apologises for her actions and has cooperated with the case in every respect," Mr Mannion said.
Judge Fahy imposed a three-year driving disqualification and fined Ms O'Toole €500.


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Ramamoorthy, P and Narayana, CL (1969) Spline approximation as applied to aeronautical problems. Technical Report. National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore, India.Full text available as:
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In some problems of Aeronautics such as the analysis of pressure data obtained from the wind tunnel testing on wing models or the determination of tie boundary layer characteristics from a known pressure distribution on an aerofoil one encounters with the interpolation, differentiation and integration of a functvon (eg. pressure) given at unequal intervals. Techniques available in practice such as hand fairing, series of equivalent rectangles, least-square polynomial fits and cubic curve fits give crude results* This report presents a new method based on spline approximation which gives very accurate and reliable results compared with any of the methods available now. The method is programmed for the NAL sirius computer.
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Fork 'n Halo Heavenly Hickory BBQ Sauce Revew
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Fork 'n Halo Heavenly Hickory BBQ Sauce – There's a fat pink pig in a red devil's suit on the label of Fork 'n Halo Heavenly Hickory BBQ Sauce, but something is dancing on my tongue and I don't think the satanic swine is it. For clues, I look to the back of the label and the ingredient list: tomatoes, evaporated cane juice, molasses, red wine vinegar, honey, apple juice concentrate, salt, smoke flavoring, mustard powder, smoked Spanish paprika, onion, garlic, chipotle pepper, black pepper, and xanthan gum.
At the outset, I'm ruling out the xanthan gum.
I take another taste of this very thick, very rich, very dark sauce. I'm thinking that it's the smoke Spanish paprika and the chipotle pepper dancing a jig together. I'm not talking about heat here; there's no burn per se, but there is a spiciness that punches through the many sweet ingredients and the few savory ones, and keeps working on my tongue. It's an interesting experience, and I like the sensation of the sauce continuing to work on me even after I've consumed it.
With a flavor name like Heavenly Hickory you'd think that the smokiness would be most pronounced but it isn't. The tomatoes, molasses, honey, and apple concentrate provide the first wave of flavor and it's a strong one. The smoke is there on the second wave, along with the vinegar, mustard, and onion, but again, it's the spices and pepper that linger afterwards.
Which is not the say that the sauce is misnamed or is somehow lacking. It's a good, sweet barbecue sauce with a lot of flavor and a thickness that will make you want to use it not just on grilled foods, but in meatloaf and meatball recipes, chili, and as a replacement for ketchup. But rest assured, if you do brush this on grilled burgers, steaks, chops, ribs or chicken, it will stay there. No amount of heat will lessen the viscosity of Fork 'n Hallo Heavenly Hickory BBQ Sauce. It can stand up to any food, any cooking method.
And not only is it a very good barbecue sauce, it's a pretty darn good dancer, too.
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PASADENA >> Selenia never thought she would have a graduation party held in her honor.
"I never wanted to go to college, I just wanted my high school diploma," the Los Angeles Mission College graduate said.
That was her attitude when she was 18 years old and transitioning from foster care into an independent living program.
"I didn't have goals, so without my mentors telling me to go to college, I wouldn't be a goal setter," she said.
Selenia was one of five honorees at a graduation celebration at Journey House, a nonprofit organization on North Los Robles Avenue, that helps emancipated foster youth adjust to independent living. Two other women graduated from college and two young women graduated from high school.
When youth grow too old for the foster care system, they often go into "survival mode" seeking shelter and food, Journey House Executive Director Tim Mayworm said. Many end up on the street.
"Most foster youth never even think they can go to college, let alone graduate," Mayworm said.
A 2010 Univeristy of Chicago study found that just 6 percent of former foster youth in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin completed a two-year or four-year degree by the time they were 24 years old.
In August, Selenia will head north to St. Mary's College to study business administration. She eventually wants to get a master's degree in social work.
Selenia, 24, entered the foster care system when she was 16 because her mother was jailed and then deported to Honduras. Selenia described her youth as troubled and was under the care of a probation officer.
"I think if I would have never gone into the foster system, I would have gone deeper into drugs, be in jail or be in a abusive relationship," she said.
She now wants to become a probation officer because her probation officer encouraged her to go into foster care instead of falling into a life on the streets.
Judeana, another Journey House youth, graduated from Cal State L.A. this spring with a bachelor's degree in social work. She learned Friday she was accepted to the college's master's program in public administration.
Like Selenia, she wants to give back to the foster care community and push for reforms at the administrative level.
"I think I'd be a better advocate and I would understand more of where that child is coming from," Judeana, 25, said. "I can understand why they're afraid. I can understand why the person is acting up because I've been there."
Judeana was just two months old when she was brought to MacLaren Children's Center, a now-closed orphanage. Both of her parents were drug addicts. She was placed in a foster home months later and stayed there until she was 16. Although life in her foster home wasn't ideal, she told herself she wouldn't be like many of her foster and biological siblings who were in and out of jail.
"I was afraid," she said. "I didn't want to see myself in that situation. For me, that motivated me to do something with my life."
She is the first child in either of her families to graduate from college.
"I wanted to stand out," she said.
Both Judeana and Selenia said Journey House gave them the support of a family.
"When you're 21 and you're a foster care youth, a lot of the services get cut off, but I still needed help," said Judeana.
Journey House would help with books, gift cards for groceries, a ride to the food bank or a car insurance payment. Judeana said she even called Program Director Jorge Camarena when she locked her keys in her car.
"I knew Jorge would come down wherever he was," she said.
Selenia said Camarena and Mayworm are now helping her apply for scholarships and appeal her financial aid award.
"I have no support here. My mom and my family is in Honduras and my brother has his own family. I'm alone, they're my only support right now," she said.


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The massive fire near Yosemite in California is still growing, but fire fighters are gaining ground. It's now 20 percent contained and they're hoping that the weather predicted there today will help. Some late-summer rain helped out yesterday on the fire near The Dalles, although some of the firefighters tents leaked and got their bedding wet. That fire has destroyed 4 homes.


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The position of Governor General is more than a prestige job. It is an honour, to be bestowed on people who have performed a service to this country.
Jean and Lafond had an opportunity to perform a service in 1995. The 1995 Quebec separation referendum was a close call for this country. Those of us who wanted Quebec to vote "no" were chipping in for plane flights for Canadians who wanted to travel to a pro-Canada rally in Quebec.
Where were Jean and Lafond when we needed them? Were they knocking on doors or making phone calls to encourage their fellow Quebecois to vote "no"? Were they organizing pro-Canada events in their neighbourhood? Or even encouraging their friends, relatives, co-workers, and acquaintances to vote "no"?
Let's get some answers to these questions. And, if the answers aren't especially good ones, let's bestow this job on someone more deserving.
0 #7 2010-02-09 07:51
what contributions did michaelle jean make to canadian society?
and what obstacles have they overcome
0 #5 2006-01-28 08:44
Michaelle Jean is an accomplished and highly intelligent woman, but I don't think she was the best choice for GG. Her resume is lacking when compared to that of previous GG's. She does not have a record of public service. She is not recognizable to Canadians outside of Quebec.
I think Paul Martin was enamoured of this woman and moreso, her life story, as being representative of a new generation of Canadians. She was offered the position on that basis, rather than because of her previous contributions. He knew of her great potential as someone who could contribute to Canadian life. I think it would have been more fitting had he asked her to run for his party. Her appointment was too much, too soon, in my opinion.
-1 #4 2005-11-02 07:11
The negative response from the white racist canadians regarding the appointment of Canada's new governor general is to be expected because it reflects the general attitude of the broader canadian society. As an African Canadian living in this society the appointment of Michaelle Jean is a welcomed as well as a possitive change for all Canadians and especially those of us who are Black. She is definately a role model for our young children and her role as governor general will allow these children to dream and to believe that as Canadians they can achieve anything even the highest posts in the land. The negative attacks that she has recieved in the press is typical of those kinds of attacks against people of color and visible minorities in general. Canada now has a chance to practice what it preaches regarding multiculturalis m to the international community as well as to those different groups of people living here and calls this country their home. I believe that Michaelle Jean as governor general will make a positive contribution to this country and that we should all be proud of her and the contributions that she will make in the furture and has made so far. She is a beautiful and proud Black Woman and Canadian and more than qualified for the job that she has undertaken.
To those canadians who frowns at her appointment as governor general because she is black I say accept it. Change is inevitable.
Valerie Guillaume
0 #3 2005-08-23 02:39
I am the only person I have ever seen posting on these blogs who actually has been affected by the violence Madam Jean's FLQ felquist friends practiced. In 1969 my father, a second generation Montrealer who had spent 20 years working as a mining engineer in Sudbury got a job working on the Churchhills Falls power project which had its headquarters in downtown Montreal. So he packed us all up and moved us there. What a mistake.
We lived in lower Westmount, an enclave of what I soon learned to be were "les maudit anglais" or the "f*ing english". I was a thirteen year old school girl in grade 8 in October 1970. I was new to the city when the bombing started in earnest. Pipe box bombs in mail boxes were set by the Federation de Liberation de Quebec (FLQ). You never knew when to expect the next bomb. It became eerily normal. One day the inevitable happened and all the windows in our block were blown out. I was not injured by the flying glass but I was terrorized by it. Other kids on my block were hit by glass. The city was in a state of seige after James Cross the British Consulate was kidnapped by the FLQ. Then Monsieur Pierre Laporte, a democratically elected member of the Quebec cabinet was kidnapped and garrotted with his own cross chain by the FLQ. His body was dumped in the trunk of a Montreal taxi cab.
Can I describe the terror in that city and in my household. There were Canadian army snipers on every roof and tanks rolling down our beautiful boulevards.
The only thing that made me feel safe was when Pierre Trudeau was asked if he would invoke the War Measures Act he answered "just watch me". I knew that he cared about what happened to me and he was not going to let those bad men hurt us any more.
Pierre Trudeau, like Lester Pearson, MacKenzie King and every Prime Minister back to Sir John A. MacDonald would not watch bullies push Canadian citizens around...until Mr. Dithers came along and decided he would stop his dithering with the hot looking, Francophone Haitian/Canadia n/French Radio Canada (TV Canada) second tier "presenter" Michaelle Jean.
So what if Madam Jean had hired Jacques Rose to renovate her library in 1993. Do you remember Jacques Rose. I sure as hell do. He was the charming fellow who served eight years after the fact as an accessory to the assassination of Pierre Laporte.
Francis Simard is the good friend and cowriter of a documentary on the FLQ with Madam Jean's husband Jean-Daniel Lafond. Francis Simard also was convicted in the assassination of M. Laporte.
In the notorious "documentary" where Madam Jean toasts the demise of my beautiful home Canada by "taking independence" from it and where she refers to the "white niggers who have their black niggers in Quebec" (!!!?) she clinks wine glasses with Pierre Valliere, the valiant leader of the FLQ, poor M. Laporte's murderers.
0 #2 2005-08-23 02:38
Everyone has missed the point - she's not qualified, period.
Qualified, some say? Qualified to do what? Travel to iceland?
No - qualified to be the head of state. There might not be much to do on a day to day basis, but there's plenty to do when things go wrong. The collapse of governments has actually required a Governor General to act from time to time, and to do so with experience, authority, and knowledge of constitution, history, procedure, and precedent. The worst part of what Martin has done is to appoint a Governor General who will not have those qualifications, should she be called upon to act - in a manner loyal to the country and its laws and customs - in the event of a parliamentary crisis. Should Martin's government fall, he'll be calling the shots, having selected a Governor General who knows full well who her protector is, and who in the opposition benches is baying for her blood.
I viewed with deep distaste the attacks by the Reform/Alliance /Conservative Party on Clarkson and the Governor General in the past, in their endless cultural campaign against the legitimacy of government and its institutions. This time, they've completely missed the point, to their own disadvantage. A Governor General ought to be someone who we can have confidence in, should terrorist attack, disaster, collapse of parliament, or anything else disrupt our government, to have confidence in that person to lead us and to restore our democratic norms of government. To have experts to consult is simply not good enough. To romanticize lawless violence is abhorent. Michaelle Jean is not suitable as our Head of State.
Jaimie McEvoy
New Westminster
0 #1 2005-08-16 14:16
Yes, give it to a province who has never had an appointment of GG. Newfoundland and Labrador.
Better still, let's make some steps towards a real democracy. Have each province and territory suggest three. Have the senate and RCMP whittle it down to one per province and territory then have house of commons present cases in public on each and finnally vote.
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Would I sail on Holland America again? NOT NO.... HAL NO: Noordam Cruise Review by fedexretiree
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Would I sail on Holland America again? NOT NO.... HAL NO
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
Embarkation went smoothly, until we boarded the ship, I was disappointed that we didn't get a glass of champagne like we More typically get on Celebrity. That always made me feel just a bit special and welcome.
Instead, it felt more like a cattle drive heading everyone into the chutes. We located our room and it was an aft facing balcony. Nice big balcony, with a great view. I loved the room. Only issue was that it was hot in there. We located the cabin attendant and ask him if there was a problem with the A/C and he said it should get better after we were sailing and told us to keep the curtains closed....WHAT??? If I wanted to keep the curtains closed I could have gotten in interior room for 399.00 plus port charges. I also noticed the blanket on the bed in between the sheets, it was disgusting. Dirty and full of hair. That was changed immediately. (Not sure if this is true or not but was told that they have 24 cabins to keep up after, that's almost impossible to do.) We headed down to the embarkation lunch at the main dining room only to be told that it was full and to go to the Lido. We got to the Lido and it seemed very disorganized. No one seemed to know where the line began and ended. People cutting in line like the hadn't eaten in days. No place to sit. When you found a table that had been vacated it was another story trying to get the tables cleared. I chalked it up to the 1st day chaos. But after the 2nd day it was evident that they had cut the help in the Lido. Also rather annoying was the fact that people would just go there not to eat, but to grab the tables by the windows to play cards or just sit there. If you aren't eating be considerate enough to go to the lounges to sit.
Getting a drink was another issue. They were almost always out of drink glasses, all they had were small juice glasses and I might add you would have to look for the clean ones. Then maybe only 2 choices of drinks. When you would try to find someone to replace a drink that took forever. With all the concern about people getting sick, after the 1st day we never saw anyone with the sanitizer making people clean their hands. Seemed like we were the only ones doing it. But the most disgusting thing that I saw day after day was by the drink station. They had a large plastic tub with an ice scoop in there that people were to use to get ice for their drinks. After they handled it the scoop would fall back into the ice and water for the next person to dig out their ice...YUCK...I would NEVER use that ice, I always went to the machine.
The food in the Lido was subpar. The omelet station in the morning was good. But the only other food that I thought was good was the seafood salad and the drunken shrimp out by the pool. If you didn't grab a dessert before dinner and hide it in your fridge the choices were very limited by 7:00pm
Day 2 was Half Moon Cay and it was wonderful. We rented a cabana and glad we did as shortly after getting settled, the rain poured for just a few minutes. About 20 minutes later there was the most incredible rainbow I have ever seen. You could see where it began on the water. It was definitely a Kodak moment. The bbq that they had on the beach was nice. The jerk chicken was good, but again trying to get a drink from the machines that were empty was a pain. By the time they were filled up your food was cold
If you ever go to Grand Turk, get off and pass Margaritaville and go to the end of the beach to Jacks Shack. We are so glad that we did. Its only about a 5 minute walk, but the sand and the beach there was awesome. We rented an umbrella and chairs and literally had the place to ourselves. Plus the drinks were about 1/2 the price of Margaritaville.
We walked the ship hunting for some action and only thing we found was nothing to do. Even most of the bars were closed. Thanks heavens I stopped at Total Wine before boarding and grabbed 3 bottles of wine.
HAL is definitely set up to cater to the older 75+ crowd that is content to sit in the library reading a book or playing cards or just sitting looking out the window. So we decided to watch TV, again nothing on there either. You could watch reruns of Bonanza or watch the port excursions that you have already been to over and over. I didn't pay 350.00 a day to do nothing, I can do that at home for free. I'm not expecting a thrill a minute, but I do expect a little excitement. It seems like a lot of the crew, on top of their daily duties were parts of the entertainment as well. I wonder when they get some rest. I talked to several of them and they told me that they work 7 days a week 12-14 hours a day. No days off for months at a time. We did take 4 computer classes but the the room was so small and if you didn't get there 40 minutes before it was SRO. I spoke to several people while waiting in line and ALL of them said they were very disappointed in that sea day. So again, I chalked it up to it was a last minute thing and tomorrow (another sea day would be better) but boy was I wrong.
Those poor waiters are running themselves ragged. Seems like they have cut the staff there too. Sitting there for 2 to 2 1/2 hours for dinner is not fun to me. Couldn't get your tea refilled because they barely had time to blink. The night of the Captain dinner the "filet" was no more than 1/2 inch thick. Not a filet in my book. Just a hunk of mystery meat.
Because it took so long to eat we missed the show that night so again, nothing to do.
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Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1 -- Misconfigured Ethernet Ports
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Problem: An Ethernet port is misconfigured. Symptoms include the following:
- Lost audio or video on a call
- Dropped calls
- Intermittent or no response to ping
- On an Audio Blade or Video Blade, intermittent failure to log in using Telnet or web interface
- On the Application Server, intermittent failure to access the command line using SSH, or the administration web interface
- The following alarms:
- 180825 MCU blade is DOWN
- 180826 EMP blade is DOWN
- 180812 System has no audio capacity
- 180813 System has no video capacity
- 180810 System audio capacity is N ports; licensed for N
- 180811 System video capacity is N ports; licensed for N
Solution: Change the address settings by following the procedure in the "How to View Address Settings for the Media Server" module in the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1 Configuration Guide at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/ps5664/ps5669/products_installation_and_configuration_guides_list.html.
Solution: Use the modifyTargetDevice command on the console of the blade to change the connection settings to match with that of the switch. See the "Setting Initial Values for the Media Server" module in the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1 Configuration Guide at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/ps5664/ps5669/products_installation_and_configuration_guides_list.html for information about using this command.


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Oodles of Noodles with Cheese
Because most people go to Seattle's Dahlia lounge for the innovative northwestern food and the groovy scene, a lot of them miss this excellent take on macaroni and cheese. It's not one of those Cheddar-heavy versions. Instead it has the slight tang of goat cheese, a spicy bread crumb and bacon topping and a healthy dose of grated Parmesan.
- Servings: 4
- 4 slices of bacon
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup coarse dried bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1 teaspoon minced shallot
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 1/4 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese (about 3 ounces)
- 1/3 cup soft goat cheese
- 1 tablespoon minced chives
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pound penne pasta
How to make this recipe
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. In a small skillet, cook the bacon over moderate heat until crisp, about 8 minutes. Transfer to paper towels to drain, and let cool. Crumble the bacon.
In a small saucepan, melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in the olive oil until foamy. In a bowl, toss the bacon with the bread crumbs, parsley, lemon zest and crushed red pepper. Stir in the olive oil mixture until incorporated.
Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter in a saucepan. Add the shallot and cook over moderate heat until lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the cream and simmer, stirring, until reduced by one-third, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the Parmesan, goat cheese and chives. Season with salt and pepper.
Add the penne to the boiling water and cook until al dente. Drain the penne and transfer to a serving bowl. Add the cheese sauce and toss. Sprinkle the bread crumbs on top and serve.
Suggested Pairing
The red pepper can be balanced by acidity, fruit and a touch of sweetness. Try a Riesling or Tocai Friulano.


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