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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Jerry, On 7/17/13 3:30 PM, Jerry Lampi wrote: > On 7/17/2013 2:28 PM, Christopher Schultz wrote: Jerry, > > On 7/17/13 3:06 PM, Jerry Lampi wrote: >>>> Good news. I previously reported that sendFile was not >>>> enabled. >>>> >>>> As stated below by folks more knowledgeable than I, sendFile >>>> is enabled by default. >>>> >>>> I added this line to my server.xml file Connector: >>>> useSendfile="false" and now every page element loads very >>>> quickly. Problem solved. > That's kind of what I was hoping. Honestly, sendFile *should* be > enabled as it should be more efficient, but something is obviously > going wrong. > >>>> So it appears that sendFile became broken (at least in my >>>> USS implementation) in version 6.0.36 and beyond. >>>> >>>> Should I open an issue for this? In 6.0.35, sendFile seemed >>>> fine, in 6.0.36 and beyond (including 7.x), it is not fine. > Are you always using the same JVM version when testing these > against one another? >> Yes. Same JVM. I had another idea. I wonder if tomcat 6.0.35 >> and below were never REALLY asking for sendFile? That would mean >> that the sendFile implementation on the IBM USS mainframe is >> faulty, but was not being exercised by tomcat until 6.0.36 and >> beyond. I find that possible, as we have had to debug other >> issues on that platform. The only related issue I see in the changelog for 6.0.36 is: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=52858 Since the file-fetches seem to take a really long time, would you be able to get a few thread dumps during those times? It might point to what operation is stalling. - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.17 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJR5vctAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRYs2AP/2XqZnRbzEHrle0cSOWQASP9 KeCEh2fCbw/6lD8/OK2UYnAZtFIXY4vPXbZ0VQIUT5QSdaL23x573k3HV4t+MniV DF6yWyW0CHkrnn/9qkANwpF7EZ/mmShDs9nxE6ek3levCwsM/0NR/mlD8IsSEO8q p7ARxQZFl7so29ufMZD7OmhUoGqlmdlbHVPFj6FIQrlJRwlUCBSubdxXyxCLWq90 0jJerXlRsuRfzBWx3l2374Uon2euLRI7nVjxhD4u+AqZjEqth6MR3uj2Jm+Dh18N /Y5j7olTU3Tv360k56mhNTQej8yrC2PwOsXzAzYIRnx7jNrZIgpqPWxseX+cDksU Za1gWY18a6vXtfULY7NTGFZe4/4VDTE4W9fPTrOt6NIEBK8WdKlktNj2m7LRGvGg Eb27x9ZfXFw8xysbwARYONQaSWNK5MG7kVVAjkrkziWsePG7Vwn0h8QiXxazCi7m cDa1T0HxUruvcIED0lsZ6zBOWToo95uCNpDURhr/vtdX5LCYrt7PVbt7cnAwf4Kp RfSAYuw/XhxBu01v19tDXiWeqsxafImVEZ9/ZwFSRiO8eIwQWQHHK1q5DQbH6kG6 0M2dbh7dXu1Jv9T9P0PpAjNMNkqpnN71iFWZ87UZ6RZ2xtbIi9Y1fV2WCuekq8ZA xozOBdx4Ujl2mR9phfJq =nyis -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Police in Westminster say they're looking for who tagged "R-I-P Osama Forever" on a wall alongside the 405 freeway. The graffiti was next to an upside-down American flag with the word "Unamerican" written above it.
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We want a "good death," a "natural death," a "death with dignity," researchers say.
We'd like to say all farewells, repent all sins — or accept our karmic consequences — and then blink out like a candle.
We just can't agree on what that looks like, how it happens, even the very definition of "death."
Our society is splintered on when — or whether — to begin or end a bewildering array of life-support technologies that didn't exist 50 years ago. When the end is near, must we leave the timing to God or nature?
Today the U.S. Supreme Court hears a challenge to the Oregon law that allows doctors to prescribe a lethal overdose for a dying patient. Advocates for the law call it "physician-assisted dying." Opponents call it suicide — or murder.
The Bush administration will argue that Oregon's Death with Dignity Act violates federal drug laws; the case of Gonzales v. Oregon probably will turn on the fine point of state vs. federal authority.
But public debate has not been so confined. Opinion polls since 1973 suggest that most Americans have supported allowing someone with "an incurable disease" to end his or her life "by some painless means." In a USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll in 2004, 69% supported that view. But that could apply to people who refuse or stop medical treatment they consider futile. (Related link: 50 years of change)
When Americans were asked in a USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll in September whether a doctor should be allowed to prescribe an overdose to help someone "end his or her life," 54% said yes. When the question used the words "help the patient commit suicide," 46% said yes.
Experts see the fault line falling between people who argue that a person's end-of-life wishes should be paramount and those who say such a notion of autonomy is wrong, impossible or both.
The 1990 Patient Self-Determination Act gives all hospital patients a chance to express their wishes about their care. The idea that people all value autonomy underlies most advanced medical directives, living wills and health care proxy guidelines, bioethics experts say.
But most clergy and many bioethicists argue that dying patients should put their trust in "beneficence" — caring friends and family, knowledgeable doctors and comforting clergy who can address the physical pain and psychological and emotional suffering of a fatal injury or terminal illness.
Nonsense, says Barbara Coombs Lee, leader of Compassion & Choices, which advocates for Oregon's Death with Dignity law. She is the chief petitioner for the law in the current court case. "Our history and values as a nation make it clear that my autonomy trumps your beneficence," she says. (Related link: Experts in science and religion speak about death)
Who wants autonomy?
Yet autonomy is confounding, says medical anthropologist Sharon Kaufman of the University of California-San Francisco, who spent three years studying end-of-life decisions in hospitals. "Autonomy is a fuzzy notion in direct conflict with how we live. Our real actions cry out, 'Save us, no matter what.' "
Only about 12% of Americans complete directives such as a living will, and rarely do these reach the hospital, Kaufman says. When they do, it often doesn't matter in the rush of decisions. "People go against the directive, change their minds, or family overrides their wishes, saying, 'I know she said she didn't want this, but ...' "
The Rev. Sarah York, a Unitarian Universalist minister in Fairview, N.C., knows all too well how hard the choices can be.
In gauging views on the Oregon Death with Dignity Act, wording makes a difference, a USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll Sept. 26-28 suggests.
The 1,007 people polled were divided into two groups. The first was asked whether a doctor should be allowed by law to help a patient "end his or her life" with an overdose of medication if the patient has been diagnosed with an illness that will lead to death within six months and if the patient is mentally competent and requests it. In this group, 54% said yes; 40% said no.
In a second group, when the words "commit suicide" were used instead of "end his or her life," 46% said yes; 48% said no. In each group, 6% had no opinion. Margin of error was plus or minus 5 percentage points.
When her chronically ill brother lapsed into a persistent vegetative state, he had no living will; his family opted to remove life support.
When her mother collapsed from emphysema, her father called the rescue squad "against her unwritten wishes. She glared furiously from her stretcher," York says. She came home, but one day soon after, "she detached herself from the oxygen tank and took a walk in the country. ... She was standing at the kitchen sink, putting flowers in a vase and puffing on a Salem when she collapsed. This time, my father didn't call the rescue squad. Leaving her on the floor was a terrible thing for him, but he knew it was what she wanted," York recalls.
Later, when her father's kidneys failed, he refused dialysis.
"We have much less choice than we think we do. It's hard, no matter what. There won't be any clear, 'This is right, that's not.' 'This is what I want, that's not,' " York says.
In modern times, it's not even certain when someone is dead.
Paul Root Wolpe of the Center of Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania cites highly sophisticated criteria for death from a surprising source: The Wizard of Oz.
The movie's Munchkin mayor insists that even though a house has fallen on the Wicked Witch of the East, the coroner must verify that she is "morally, ethically, spiritually, physically, absolutely, positively, undeniably and reliably dead!"
The coroner proclaims, "She's not only merely dead, she's really, most sincerely dead." Notice, Wolpe says, it still takes both "really and sincerely" to finish the job.
Defining death
For almost all of human history, "death" appeared clear and certain. (Related link: Defining the language of life and death)
A person's heart, lungs and brain all quit at the same time, as far as anyone could tell. People died of disease, starvation, injury, infection and trauma. People died young. Suffering was a test of faith.
But by the beginning of the 20th century, Western science discovered that "disease, not divine providence" caused most deaths, and a greater emphasis was put on freedom from pain and suffering, say Peter Jupp and Clare Gittings in a book of essays, Death in England.
In the past half century, death has been transformed: With ventilators, dialysis, organ transplants and intensive care units tending the most critically ill, people no longer move quickly from living to dead.
'The casino from hell'
Rabbi Michael Goldberg of San Francisco calls the intensive care unit "the casino from hell."
"The lights are always on. The noise is always there. It's virtually impossible to die in peace in an ICU," he says, recalling his years as a hospital and hospice chaplain. "For survivors, there are always the lingering questions: What could I have done or should I have done?"
Families are not alone with their questions. Theologians, scientists, lawyers, politicians and insurance administrators are asking: How far should medicine go to keep a life going? When is a life over?
The current definition of death for most of the nation is spelled out in the Uniform Determination of Death Act, developed by a presidential commission in 1981 as a model for state legislatures.
It says, "An individual who has sustained either 1) irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory functions, or 2) irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem, is dead." Since 1991 New Jersey has allowed religious exceptions.
Now some neuroscientists and ethicists want to add a definition of death based on an irreparable lack of consciousness or loss of the structures that support thinking, even when the brain stem still functions or the circulatory system is kept running by a ventilator. This definition could allow earlier harvesting of essential organs such as the heart for transplants.
But religious traditionalists say consciousness is not all that counts. (Related link: Where the faiths stand on death)
"A person is someone's totality. If your brain stem is alive and kicking, you are alive and kicking," says Christian bioethicist Nigel Cameron. "It's because God thinks of us, irrespective of our awareness, that we are persons."
The definition of a person is the issue, says Wolpe. "We can argue forever what personhood means, but there is no empirical or logical way to prove it. It's the beginning of the argument, not the endpoint."


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Life Is Like A Pencil - Poem by demi buxton
people say life
is like a pencil
every time it breaks
or goes blunt
you have to sharpen
it agian and agian and agian
in life every time
you come to an end
or your heart gets broken
you have to start
agian and agian and agian
to reboost your self
in every way
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Comments about Life Is Like A Pencil by demi buxton
Naseer Ahmed Nasir (5/8/2009 6:07:00 AM)
A brand new fresh image of life. It is also important what you write with this pencil. Beautiful poem, Demi. Keep writing..........10/10.
Best Wishes
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Sidi Mahtrow (4/30/2009 7:48:00 AM)
Good thing about most pencils is that
They have an eraser to take back
Thoughts that were put to paper
And one wishes to change later.
But life's not a line in sand
That can be erased by tide or man
But is recorded as in stone
To be reviewed when you're alone
And in the end, best of all
When your friends say, 'You stood Tall.'
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Joseph Poewhit (4/28/2009 11:38:00 AM)
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Proeflokaal Arendsnest
The word proeflokaal translates as 'tasting room' and with 50 full-flavoured beers on tap, no Amsterdam ale house quite earns the accolade like Arendsnest. Located on the grand Herengracht canal, the copper pipes, mahogany walls and waistcoat-clad bartenders will have drinkers thinking they have stepped back in time. If you're feeling peckish, delve into a cheese or sausage plate from the chalkboard, the perfect accompaniment to a superior beer.
If you don't go for the knock out beers brewed on site, go for the sheer thrill of being able to toss your peanut shells on the floor. Feeling the crunch under your feet on the way to the bar is all part of the Bierfabriek experience. If dinner is on the cards be sure to sample their famous grilled chicken, before washing it down with a pilsner, porter or ruby ale, all of which are prepared a peanut's throw away.
Butcher's Tears
Tucked away at the end of an industrial street in the Zuid neighbourhood, the secluded location of Butcher's Tears only adds to its unpolished charm. This brewery-cum-tasting-room attracts an eclectic crowd from hipsters to pensioners, with a minimalist white-tiled interior that reinforces the fact that it's all about the beer. The offerings on tap alternate regularly, and peckish patrons will often find a fresh loaf of bread to dig into.
Oedipus Brewery and Taproom
Take the free ferry to Amsterdam Noord for a tipple at the warehouse-style taproom of Oedipus Brewery. Started by four friends with a shared taste for international beers and experimental brewing methods, Oedipus has forged a legion of thirsty fans through creations like their delicate and citrusy Mama pale ale. Oedipus beers are instantly recognisable by their colourfully illustrated labels and the taproom pays homage to their iconic branding with elaborately painted walls.
Falafels and craft beer might not be a conventional pairing, but with a fabulously bright, Matisse-like mural and hanging plants bathing in natural sunlight, Kauffmann is not your average watering hole. The drinks menu pays tribute to some of the lesser-known craft beers from around the Netherlands, so expect pots and potions from Utrecht, Nijmegen and Tilburg, alongside prized portions of delicious falafels.
Craft and Draft
With an ever-rotating selection of 40 beers on tap, the encyclopedia of international and Dutch beers at Craft and Draft change almost daily. The bar itself is small and humble with exposed brickwork, wooden furnishings and friendly staff. If you're finding the beer board somewhat overwhelming, opt for a tasting set of three beers.
Brouwerij 't IJ
Popular with tourists and locals alike, the novelty of enjoying a beer next to Amsterdam's largest windmill never seems to wear off. However, this is more than just a photo opportunity. Brouwerij 't IJ brews some of the city's best-loved beers (try the chocolatey Columbus ale at an eye-watering 9%) and boasts an attractive bar to boot. Located in an old municipal bath house, many of the original features remain, including separate entrances for men and women.
Brouwerij Troost
Embark on a divine journey of an altogether different kind at this monastery turned brewery, located in the vibrant De Pijp neighbourhood. At Troost, the beers are brewed on the premises, so you can keep an eye on the vats as you sip your Session Indian pale ale. The cosy, candlelit bar is a relaxed place to while away an evening with 10 tasty beers on tap to work through.


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Chun-Li: My father saved his village at the cost of his own life. You had him shot as you ran away. A hero at a thousand paces.A critical event that started the protagonist on their journey was an action by another. The latter may have long since forgotten this action, most likely never giving it a second thought. This is used to show that the action, however exceptional it may seem to the protagonist, is mundane for the antagonist. For them, it was just another day. Goes hand in hand with Unknown Rival. They might be more thoughtless in the implication of the tone with it being phrased, "I've killed a lot of people, can you be more specific?" This is often used to show just how evil the antagonist is. If The Hero is upset over their murdered father, and The Villain barely remembers killing the guy, then apparently the villain has murdered a lot of people in their life, and they have a pretty callous attitude about it. A particularly smarmy villain might even lecture the hero on their "arrogance" for thinking that they alone deserve to have their revenge when the villain has wronged countless others. A heroic variation exists where a hero is unable to remember foiling some villain's scheme or putting them in jail simply due to how many bad guys they've defeated/put away. This is especially true if the forgotten enemy was a mook in their previous appearance(s). Alternatively, the hero may have saved someone who is now a devoted fan of the hero as a result, but when the rescuee later shows up to thank the hero, they are angered by their idol failing to recognize them. Another variation exists where a character is so used to strange or dangerous situations being a part of their everyday life that they're unable to remember a particular event which greatly affected someone else's life. Even among This Very Wiki, this happens: superfans see tropes of their show (that they have a great knowledge of) on a regular occurrence, but people new to that same show would find the tropes applying rather fascinating (and thus would be mystified if the images do not make sense to them). Could also be seen as a form of narcissism for the victim who will automatically assume that the one responsible would specifically remember the event because of how important it is to them.
M. Bison: I'm sorry. I don't remember any of it.
Chun-Li: You don't remember?!
Bison: For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday.
M. Bison: I'm sorry. I don't remember any of it.
Chun-Li: You don't remember?!
Bison: For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday.
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The story revolves around Arjun (Emraan Hashmi); a street-smart youngster with an obsession for gambling, who soon becomes a bookie to make a quick buck. He has a chance meeting with a girl Zoya (Sonal Chauhan) at a mall and falls in love at first sight. Zoya gives him the reasons he was looking for to move out of his ordinary life and become rich for this girl. As Arjun struggles to choose between the woman he loves and his addiction to the world of gambling, the Don Abu Ibrahim (Javed Sheikh) offers him limitless wealth in exchange for his soul and draws him into his core entourage of money spinners. How far will the horizon of reality stretch as Arjun and Zoya tread a fine, fast-blurring line between right and wrong to find the heaven they have been looking for?
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In the Countryside, in the heart of Umbria, you will find Borgo Fontanile, the right place to spend a relaxing holiday and be spoilt by the accurate family that runs the Borgo Fontanile. Thanks to the strategic position of our B&B, will be very easy for our guests to visit the most attractive cities of Umbria, Tuscany and Latium.
Each room has a private entrance, a private bathroom, TV and free wireless internet, Our B&B has a garden with a swimming pool ( sunbeds and umbrellas, tables and barbecue facilities) and parking area. The breakfast is served outside on the terrace (in summertime) or in the breakfast room (in winter).
To convey to our guests our passion for nature and animals, we organize cooking classes, walks in the countryside, guided tours, you could take part in the local grape harvest or go olive picking and spend a pleasant day surrounded by the beauty of the local area. Pets are welcome.
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Committees to help shape new small schools
A broad cross-section of the community came together this week to begin shaping a vision for three new small CMSD high schools.
Parents, teachers, students and alumni, elected officials, representatives of business and nonprofit organizations – about 60 people in all – make up the advisory committees that will draft guiding principles for new educational designs at James F. Rhodes and Lincoln-West high schools.
"You are going to be our standard bearers," Chief Portfolio Officer Christine Fowler-Mack told a joint meeting of the panels Tuesday at the downtown Hilton Garden Inn. "You are going to help keep us accountable to the goals and objectives we set forth."
Carnegie Corporation of New York has provided $3 million to plan the new schools and ensure a successful rollout. The foundation previously provided money for two new designs now in effect for John F. Kennedy High School: JFK PACT (Problem-based Academy of Critical Thinking) and JFK E³agle Academy (the E's stand for Engage, Envision and Excel).
At Lincoln-West, two small schools – one with an international studies theme, the other focused on science and health – will open at Lincoln-West next fall with ninth- and 10th-graders and then expand a grade level per year. Older students will remain on what will essentially be a campus until they graduate.
At Rhodes, one small school, its theme as yet undetermined, will start with ninth-graders at Rhodes in the fall, to be followed by a second in 2017. Ninth-graders who enter Rhodes this fall can choose between the new design and the existing program.
Carnegie Corporation has developed its own research-based design principles that are aligned with goals of 21st Century college and career readiness.
The foundation's principles emphasize a tailored approach that meets the specific needs of the school, its students and the community, including a focus on personalized learning and mastery of a rigorous curriculum. The advisory committees will add a local perspective.
Schools, guided by Carnegie Corporation principles, adopt strategies that include flexible scheduling, more effective use of technology, clear definition of school culture, partnerships with outside organizations and student input in decisions. The schools also adopt the emerging concept of mastery learning, in which students advance toward graduation as they demonstrate that they have mastered content.
"We are preparing students for a profoundly different future," said Fowler-Mack, whose office oversees development of CMSD's new school models and provides support in the first few years. "Their future, not our past."
The committees heard about the history of The Cleveland Plan, a state-approved education reform plan designed to make a quality education available to every neighborhood in the District. New school options are among the many strategies being used to achieve that goal.
Committee members also split into small groups to discuss their hopes and fears for the new models and posted those around the room (See photo at left). Hopes for the schools included the latest in technology, exposure to a wide range of career paths and ranking among the best schools in Cuyahoga County; fears included overcrowding and failure to sustain the design
Andre Zenon, a ninth-grader at Lincoln-West, sits on the committee for the international studies school but has his eye on the school of science and health. He is considering becoming a doctor or nurse, though choosing a school with a science and health theme won't limit his options after graduation.
Andre likes having choices but also sees benefits to the smaller setting. "I will concentrate more and not good around," he said.
City Councilman Brian Cummins, who sits on the advisory committee for the international studies school, said the community is excited about the new designs coming to Lincoln-West.
Cummins said the designs will build on assets like the rich ethnic mix at Lincoln-West, said to be one of the most diverse schools in the state, and the MetroHealth System, which will be a "signature partner" at the science and health school. He said the program changes, combined with a new building planned for Lincoln-West, will complement other development in the West 25th Street area.
"There's just a lot of investment, both public and private, that's beginning to occur," he said. "It really feels like we're firing on all cylinders."
The advisory committees will meet four or five times between now and February. Design teams, composed primarily of educators, will then work on the models.
CMSD has developed other small schools, including three that opened in August at the new John Marshall High School campus. Others include three small schools that were created 10 years ago at what is now called the John Hay Campus and stand-alone models like MC2STEM High School and Bard High School Early College.
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Downtown McMinnville
Oregon's Favorite Main Street
Summer is here, and we have completely run out of excuses for not spending more time enjoying the passing scene from one of the many sidewalk cafes and outdoor seating areas that restaurants offer in downtown McMinnville. Our sidewalk dining is open year-round in many cases, but it's not quite as hard to pass them by on a blustery day in, say, February, as it is now. Here's a list of places to catch some rays while enjoying the local fare.
CORNERSTONE COFFEE ROASTERS: Tables under a protective awning from which to partake of this coffee house's cupsa Joe, smoothies and homemade quiches.
HARVEST FRESH GROCERY & DELI: There is a salad bar and deli case inside with prepared foods, utterly addicting Cowgirl Cookies, and lots of healthy offerings to take outside and enjoy from several metal tables and chairs.
WEDNESDAY WINES: Tastes and glass pours are available from this shop on the corner of Cowls Street, with high, cocktail tables outside to watch the passing scene. Grab a cheese plate from their in-house specialty cheese counter to really get the most out of the wine.
UNION BLOCK: Another fine coffee shop with protected tables for sipping the afternoon away. Wi-Fi service is available.
SERENDIPITY ICE CREAM: What better way to spend a warm summer afternoon than by loading up scoops of their hand-dipped ice-creams and taking them outside to the tables on the south side of Evans Street; fine selection of soups and chili for lunch, too.
HOTEL OREGON: The largest selection of sidewalk tables in town wrap around this historic building front, and locals know that the outdoor rooftop bar is the place to be for summer Happy Hours. Three-meal service keeps these tables hopping all day long.
LOS MOLCAJETES: Our newest Mexican restaurant on Third Street has a fine collection of comfortable tables and chairs on the sidewalk for enjoying a combination plate and a cerveza or two.
R. STUART & CO: This popular wine bar has a few choice seats outside for tasting Rob Stuart's delicious Big Fire Pinot Gris and single-vineyard Pinot Noirs.
BISTRO MAISON: A lovely, flower-decked garden area lies beside this handsome restored and re-purposed home for chef Jean-Jacques Chatelard's sumptuous French fare.
GOLDEN VALLEY BREWERY & RESTAURANT: Get there early if you want to enjoy your house-made brews and fine burgers and family fare from the outdoor seating area; it fills up, especially on warm weekends.
The McMinnville Downtown Association works to promote and enhance our historic downtown as the economic, social and cultural heart of the community.


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With this year's tax deadline less than a month away, the Internal Revenue Service is warning that there still are millions of dollars awaiting Iowa and Illinois taxpayers who did not file a federal tax return for 2010 — but time is running out.
The IRS estimates that refunds totaling $7.1 million may be waiting for 9,200 Iowans who did not file and $32.7 million may be waiting for 37,900 taxpayers in Illinois. The refunds could mean at least $576 for the Iowa taxpayers and at least $626 for the Illinois taxpayers.
But in order to collect, taxpayers must file their 2010 tax return by April 15, 2014.
As IRS Commissioner John Koskinen points out "The window is quickly closing ... We encourage students, part-time workers and others who haven't filed for 2010 to look into this before time runs out on April 15."
The IRS said that the law generally allows a three-year window for claiming a refund and if no return is filed in that time-frame the money becomes property of the U.S. Treasury. The law requires that the return by properly addressed, mailed and postmarked by April 15 this year. There is no penalty for filing a late return that qualifies for a refund.
"In some cases, people may not have filed because they had too little income to require filing a tax return," said Christopher Miller, the IRS spokesman for Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska. "But by not filing it, they're leaving behind money withheld from their check and potentially leaving behind refundable credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit."
Miller added that nationally about 20 percent of the taxpayers who are eligible for the EITC do not claim it. The credit, available to many low- and moderate-income workers, was worth up to nearly $5,666 for 2010.
Taxpayers seeking a 2010 refund also are reminded to have filed for subsequent years as well. In fact, unclaimed refund checks for tax year 2010 may be held if taxpayers have not filed returns for 2011 and 2012. Refunds also will be applied to any amounts still owed to the IRS, unpaid child support or past due federal debts, such as student loans.
Current and prior year tax forms and instructions are available at IRS.gov on the Forms and Publications page or by calling toll-free 800-TAX-FORM (800-829-3676).
Taxpayers missing Forms W-2, 1098, 1099 or 5498 for the 2010, 2011 or 2012 years should request copies from their employer, bank or other payer. If unsuccessful, taxpayers can get a free transcript showing information from these year-end documents by going to IRS.gov.


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Dangal 18 Days Box Office Collection-18th Day Earning-Income-Business :- Dangal has broken all earning records in Bollywood Film Industry till now. It has crossed Rs. 350 Crore Club till now on Domestic Market. Dangal 18th Day Box Office Collection is also very well. We have no words to say about Dangal 3rd Weekend Collection. It was amazing. In the Weekend 3 Dangal earned outstanding amount. This is really record breaking Bollywood movie till now. Dangal 3rd Weekend Box Office Collection (Fri+Sat+Sun) is Rs. 31.79 Crore. This is truly record breaking business in Weekend 3 for Bollywood Movie. Another big thing is Dangal is a first Bollywood movie of Aamir Khan reached on 350 Crore within 18 Days at Domestic Market.
Dangal 18 Days Box Office Collection-18th Day Earning-Income-Business
Dangal has crossed Rs. 180 Crore on Overseas Market within 18 Days. Total Business of Dangal on Worldwide Market is Rs. 530 Crore + approx. within 18 days. Hope till complete the 3rd week Dangal would cross Rs. 550 Crore Worldwide.
What do you think about Dangal Business?..If we talk about Dangal 18th Day Collection then we can say fantastic. Dangal Earned very good amount on Day 18 at Worldwide Market.
Dangal 18th Day Box Office Collection on Domestic Market is Rs. 4.35 Crore. This is another good amount earned on 3rd Monday for the film. Now Dangal 18 Days Total Box Office Business is Rs. 349.65 Crore on Indian Market.
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Dangal 18 Days Box Office Collection on International Market is $ 26.47 Million. It is Rs. 180.58 Crore in Indian Currency. This is also very good amount added within eighteen days on Overseas Box Office.
Dangal 18 Days Collection on Domestic + Overseas Market : 349.65 + 180.58 = Rs. 530.23 Crore. This is a big amount collected within 18 days for the movie at Worldwide Market.
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