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Not usually thought for being a gold mining County, nevertheless near the northern-central border there was a discovery of some very rich veins. Lassen County is covered by a lot of lava rock, but in the midst of all the lava beds in the higher elevation of the county you can find the Hayden Hill District in township 36N and 37N. range 10E and 11E. Official records indicate gold was first discovered at Hayden Hill in 1870, however proper records were never kept, or were lost. Most likely mining began around the mid 1800's just like the rest of California and Oregon. 116,000 ounces were recorded from 1870 onward. Mining came to a slow in 1910 when the town of Hayden Hill burned to the ground. According to early mining reports the quartz vein system was never more than 300 ft deep and is part of a vein system that extended to Happy Camp. The main gold mines at Hayden Hill are known as the Blue Bell Mine, Brush Hill Mine, Uncle Billy Mine, North Star Mine, Golden Eagle Mine and the Evening Star Mine. On the west side of Hayden Hill was/is the Blue Bell Mine. To the east of the Hayden Hill Camp was/is a mine named Brush Hill Mine. On Willow Creek there was a 5 stamp mill.
The Diamond Mountain Mine is located 7 miles south of Susanville. At first placer gold was discovered and worked. Later quartz veins were worked out of granite. At least half of the production came from placer deposits in the area. The Diamond Mountain area is located in T. 29 N., Rs. 11 and 12 E. Another nearby mine that was mostly low grade was known as the Gold Belt Mine.


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Choosing MarblesProbability puzzles require you to weigh all the possibilities and pick the most likely outcome.
You choose one of two identical looking bags at random. One bag has three black marbles and one white marble. The other has three white marbles and one black marble. After choosing a bag you draw one marble out at random. You notice it is black. You then put it back and draw another marble out of the same bag at random. What is the probability that the second marble drawn is black?
AnswerThe probability is 5/8.
The probability of event A happening given that event B already happened is the probability of A and B happening divided by the probability that B happened. This can be expressed as Pr(A|B)=Pr(A and B)/Pr(B).
In this case A is drawing a black marble and B is having already drawn a black marble.
Pr(A and B) = (1/2) * [(3/4)2 + (1/4)2] = 5/16.
Pr(B) = 1/2.
Pr(A|B) = Pr(A and B)/Pr(B) = (5/16)/(1/2) = 10/16 = 5/8.
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Big release: R.I.P.D. (July 19)
Big picture: This one's Lethal Weapon meets Men in Black meets Ghostbusters. The title is almost self-explanatory. R.I.P.D. is a mash-up of the supernatural and buddy-cop genres (I assume some Hollywood executive's 12-year-old son wished for this movie for Christmas). Ryan Reynolds plays a brave officer killed in the line of duty. But instead of earning his divine right to play a harp on a sleepy cloud, Ryan suddenly finds himself working for the Rest in Peace Department, a force of undead cops assigned to Earth to protect the living from the "bad souls who've escaped judgment." (If St. Peter is a film snob, I can think of a couple actors in this film whose souls might one day be in peril.) Based on the comic by Peter M. Lenkov, Reynolds clearly isn't afraid to tempt fate after the debacle that was Green Lantern. Then again, how can anyone resist working with Jeff Bridges, who plays his scene-stealing partner? Bridges looks like he's having the time if his life playing a monster-hunting maverick with a southern drawl and cowboy hat. He looks and sounds like the inexplicable love-child of The Dude from The Big Lebowski and Colonel Sanders. Bridges plays the "cool, eccentric" partner -- the Will Smith character from MIB -- to Reynolds' straight man. Together, the pair hunt down wicked spirits disguised as mortals (If I were Oprah, Kristen Stewart or Shia LaBeouf, I'd watch myself... I'm just saying).
Forecast: If you're going to embrace a lightweight popcorn flick, you might as well do it for The Dude.
Honourable Mention: The Conjuring: Based on a true story, real-life "ghostbusters" Ed and Lorraine Warren investigated thousands of haunted house cases. This film is based on the one case that "got away" from them. The psychically-gifted Lorraine is played by Vera Farmiga (who deserves an Emmy for her work on TV's Bates Motel). She gives this creepfest instant credibility. Too bad she wasn't in R.I.P.D.
Big Event: Amazing Race Canada (July 15, CTV, 9 p.m. ET/PT)
Big picture: Nine brave Canadian pairs are poised to race around Canada in this new series. They have my deepest respect given I can barely make it to the mailbox without wheezing. Contestants include actress Vanessa Morgan (My Babysitter's a Vampire, Degrassi: The Next Generation) and her "bikini-model sister" Celina, and hippy couple Darren and Kristen (she lists her strengths as "making people smile, handling reptiles, identifying plants and basketball" and her good luck charm as a "pine cone"). No, I'm not making this up. Their opponents include a doctor duo, Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod (the married fitness gurus from Body Break), as well as teams that feature a police officer, a police sergeant "highly trained in firearms" and a "retired army sniper." It could be lambs to the Amazing Race slaughter. These daring duos beat out thousands of applicants in order to race more than 9,000 kilometres in locations across Canada, from Alberta's Badlands to the Rockies, from Maritimes oceanfront to B.C rainforest. (The real lesson I've taken from all this is put "bikini model" on your resum© when applying for reality shows. I've already added it to my LinkedIn page).
Forecast: Hosted by Canadian Olympic champion Jon Montgomery, this is a must-watch of the summer. Enjoy the spectacle of seeing these eclectic groups navigate our vast, diverse country. Most of them will see more of Canada in the course of this game than any of us do in our lifetimes. I'd like to see the next federal election settled on Amazing Race Canada. Imagine Stephen Harper and John Baird trying to hail a cab with a $90,000 cheque in the middle of a snowstorm on the Trans-Canada Highway in Saskatchewan, or locked in a two-legged snowshoe race in Nunavut against Justin Trudeau and Marc Garneau.
Big release on July 16: Pet Shop Boys (Electric)
Big picture: The Pet Shop Boys aim to get us moving with their 12th studio album. Band members Chris Lowe (53) and Neil Tennant (59) are no spring chickens, but they remain English pop princes. Their latest effort proves they still belong on the dance floor -- or at least their music does. Sadly, Chris Brown's new album, X, which I presume is largely about pirate treasure, was due out this week but has been delayed yet again. Treasure hunters and parrot enthusiasts everywhere will be extremely disappointed.
Forecast: The boys are back in town. With witty track titles such as Love is a Bourgeois Construct and a promising cover of Bruce Springsteen's Last to Die, this album could be electric.
On a side note, if our future government is ever decided by Amazing Race Canada, I'd like to see the Pet Shop Boys enter (we can fast-track them to citizenship). I'm game for co-prime ministers. And imagine the speech from the throne written in the form of a hazy club track (I'm not sure Governor General David Johnston could pull it off, but I know I'd pay good money to see him try.)


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Kidney transplantation is the best way known to save a
person's life after he or she develops
kidney failure. In the past, kidneys were only taken
from living close relatives or from people who had recently died (cadavers).
Transplants from living donors have a much better chance of success than those
from cadaver donors. Also, the waiting time for a cadaver kidney can be as long
as 4 years in the United States. For this reason, more people are making the
decision to become kidney donors.
Almost anyone can
become a kidney donor. A living donor is:
If you decide to become a kidney donor, samples of your blood will be
drawn for testing, including your
blood type and other genetic information (HLA type) to
see how well you match the recipient. These tests will be repeated 7 to 10 days
before the surgery if you decide to become a donor.
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type and genetic information match that of the recipient, you will meet with
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other obligations. You will be given information, such as how much time you
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process, that will help you make an informed decision. Your meetings with the
social work team will be strictly confidential.
After you have
decided to become a kidney donor and your crossmatch results are known, you
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nephrologist. Your evaluation will begin with a
medical history and physical exam. You will have a series of lab tests to
screen for kidney function, including
chemistry screen,
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urine tests for protein. You may also have a
CT scan of the kidneys to evaluate your kidneys,
urinary tract, and other structures in your pelvis.
will be given a
general anesthetic before your surgery. Until
recently, the removal of a kidney required an
8 in. (20.3 cm) to
9 in. (22.9 cm) incision on one
side of the body (flank). Now,
laparoscopy is usually used to remove the donor
kidney. Advantages of laparoscopic kidney removal include less pain, shorter
hospital stays, a more rapid return to normal activities, and a smaller, less
noticeable scar.
Donating a kidney has not caused an increase in other health problems for
donors. Organ donors continue to be carefully studied by many research groups
in the United States. The risk of death following kidney donation is extremely
Donating a kidney will not cause any limitations in your
normal daily activities. After the recovery from your surgery, you will be able
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in sports.
Donating a kidney will not affect your ability to
become pregnant, carry a child to term, or father a child.
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pretransplant evaluations and lab tests. If the recipient does not have medical
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Best-selling author and world-renowned historian Niall Ferguson has won widespread acclaim for thought-provoking works such as Civilization and High Financier. The Great Degeneration tackles nothing less than the decline of Western civilization. Ferguson posits that slowing growth, outrageous debt, and antisocial behavior are contributing to the erosion of the West's once rock-solid foundations. Ferguson excavates the causes and shows how heroic leadership and radical reform are needed to right the course.
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"Good but short"
middle of the pack due to length
How Institutions affect a civilization.
I didn't really find the reasons why they decay.
More of a case as to the effect.
Insightful book though.
Niall Ferguson is good at economic history. No doubt.
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"Ferguson at his best"
Narrator is good and clear
Great story on how great societies can wreck themselves. You will get a "what not to do" list for great civilizations
"Just plain boring"
I normally love books of this genre but this one was poorly written and mindbogglingly boring. Don't waste your time.
"Ferguson does it again. Brilliant!"
This is a fascinating economic evaluation of current history. It is rational and there is no panic. Still its message is quite urgent.
"I love this guy! Morrissey, Alan Turing and Niall"
I was sorry it ended and am quickly going on to the next book by the same author.
Has some good points but generally rambles and fails to draw any meaningful conclusions. Misses the mark.
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Ok I hate to do this but I just can't help myself. hey its for a good cause at least.
I know its not BBQ but its still a topic near and dear to many of us. CHILI!
This upcoming Saturday (May 29th) starting at 12:00 to 8:00 PM is the The York Jaycee's 16th annual CHILI COOKOFF. It's held at the York Fairgrounds, in York, PA. Just a few minutes from Rt 30 and I 83. Tickets are $5 in advance or $6 at the gate. Purchase your advance discount tickets by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 717-767-9111. (Tell them you're for Team Hot Stuff) Children under 12 are free Paid ticket holders receive 2 free chili sample tickets at the gate Additional Sample tickets are sold as well Gates open at noon Awards announcement at 4:00 p.m. Entertainment will go until 8:00 p.m. This year's entertainment includes UUU, Greg Naylor & Friends, and Kenton & Vito. All great bands! Chili available while supplies last!
This will be my second year participating in the event. And it is alot of fun. The Jaycees are a local clearinghouse if you will for charitable donations. All proceedes from the event go to the charity of each teams choice. My charity will again be the American Cancer Society. Last year my team placed fourth ("prize money" is an additional donation to your charity) and we raised almost $1000.
The event is also sponsored by Bud Light so there will be beer and sodas and other food and some games for kids as well as the bands playing throughout the day.
So if you're looking for something to do this Saturday and you're in the area, stop by and check it out. It really is a fun day.
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Hatteras and Ocracoke are great. I'd lean towards Hatteras. I went to Ocracoke last year and it is now overrun with those "fantastic" people mentioned earlier in the thread. Ocracoke has recently been rated "Best Beach in the US" (if not the "best"). Now all of these people are there. There are golf carts everywhere for instance. I'd elaborate, but I have never seen that since my dad has taken me camping down there since 89 (when I was 3). Pops even had his bike stolen. Never even had that happen in VB. Pardon the rant but that's my 2 cents.
It's not what it used to be Killa.
Not sure about camping cause I usually stay around Avon, Salvo so im kind of mid ways of the Island for surf ventures.....Ocracoke is basically a tourist trap and not worth the hassel so you'd be better off in Hatty.
cape woods campground is in buxton on the back road and is closest to the breaks at the three jetties at the lighthouse beach. orange blossom bakery is on the main road in buxton. frisco woods campground is in frisco and closest to breaks behind the park service campground, frisco pier and hatteras village. the gingerbread house bakery is on the main road in frisco.
Wow never relized the pennsltucky knew how to get to the outer banks, thought they all got stuck in OC, shame they spread that far down, I feel your pain. But to the subject, Hatteras , You can do Ocracoke island in a hour on a bike, then be done with it. sorry to say , worth a Free ferry ride to visit, but not worth a stay.
gingerbread house has the best bacon, egg and cheese biscuit of anywhere on hatteras island
let me guess.. your homeboy who wants to stay at ocracoke is a longboarder.. kidding.. but really, dont cut yourself off from >50% of the swell that hits the islands. And all you Northeasterner haters may be in luck, the cost to get down there is insane these days, and tons of people are opting for cheaper rentals up in corolla.. so weird how when i was a kid, there were buffallo roaming the beaches in corolla and no roads, now for some reason, a lot of out of towners think its the only place that exists in obx. they trapse down to the beach with their big stupid hats and their kiddie pools.
did you bring the pool? what? we're going to the beach.. but we have to bring a pool with us to the beach! duh! who goes to the beach without a pool anymore, this is America damnit!
frisco woods for sure. theres also a national parks camp ground in frisco by the airstrip that huge and super cheap. Take the ferry over to ocracoke if the swell has some south in it. It's only a 30 minute ride.


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Way to go Felix!!!!!!!
Just watched it all live, breathtaking to say the least!!!
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Way to go Felix!!!!!!!
Just watched it all live, breathtaking to say the least!!!
Totally amazing!
Video of the jump here.
Just imagine standing there before you jump, looking down at earth!!!
Gosh, Gavin, I can't keep watching that as I get vertigo and it make me want to ____!
In a way I am glad he didn't break Joe's record for freefall. Let the old guy keep it for now. The other records are amazing enough!
LOL Lainy! But I know what you mean. That was amazing seeing him standing there and looking down through space to earth, then he jumped!
Yep Joe keeps his record and well done to him! He did that sort of jump about 50 years ago I think but from a lower height, amazing still!!! I think that Felix had to open his chute earlier than planned as he was spinning loads then got it under control. I saw a program on it earlier today before he jumped and Joe is part of Felix's team. He was the guy that was talking to Felix over the radio when Felix was up in his pod before he jumped. Felix said that he only wanted Joe talking him through his safety checks etc as he was the only one that could understand and relate to what he was about to do!
Huge respect to both Joe and Felix for doing this. They said in the program I saw earlier that there was much scientific data to be collected from this one jump that would be used by NASA etc to help produce the next set of space suits that would be used in the future for space missions and astronauts etc. Good results all round I would say!
Gavin, I would call it a LEAP of FAITH~!
Ha! Indeed Lainy! And a leap into the unknown as well!
Wow, Gavin. Thanks for that. Not sure it cured my fear of height, but has given me a perspective of humans in atmosphere, free fall (yikes) and how we Moms never stop worrying about our kids.
Yes that was some height Marion! And I can only imagine what Felix's mum must have been going through as he jumped into the atmosphere, both pride and fear I'm guessing!
The pod that was used was designed to be used again after this jump. Sooo...... roll up! Who wants to try and do this jump for CC to help raise awareness? Certainly would beat all other awareness raising parachute jumps and our tree and logo would look good in space!
No pushing now to get to the front of the queue and no elbowing each other either in the stampede!!
Whoa!! Scares the beejeebers out of me. I do not know how people can do stuff like that!
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Villa: Marble floors, exotic landscape, décor and plants, Swarovski crystal chandeliers.
Room: A spacious room with a shared bath (shares bath with another room) features many comforts including a queen size bed, hard wood floor, large walk-in closet, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi
We now rent cars, please contact us in advance to get the best rating.
For our guests we now rent BIKES (Special price $15 per day, see "house rules" for details). We also provide parking permits ($15 per day, subject to availability)
Full access to kitchen, dining room. You may also use washing/drying machine ($15 full washing/drying cycle including the cost of detergent, see house rules for details).
Two blocks away from Lincoln road mall and Ocean Drive.
Close to beach.
Miami Beach Convention Center is in 6 blocks from the house.
Flamingo Park is right across the street. In Flamingo park you can enjoy gym and swimming pools (free for locals, $10 for everybody else, but nobody is asking ID).
Lots of clubs and restaurants in the neighborhood will make your vocation most enjoyable. The most beautiful house in the street!!!!!!!
Espanola Way is the most charming street on South Beach.
We provide parking permits (subject to availability), $15 per day.
Welcome to South Beach, home to a variety of cultures, the arts, and ocean town living!
The house is located on Espanola Way, a charming street modeled after Mediterranean villages found in France and Spain.
This 5 bedroom house is within walking distance to beaches with chair and umbrellas rental for your lounging pleasure; hike along the walking trails, play volleyball or enjoy a variety of water sports.
Just down the road is the lush outdoor Flamingo Park and Pool that offers tennis, racketball, and basketball courts. Two blocks away from Lincoln road mall and Ocean Drive.
There is something for everyone! Premier shops at Lincoln Road pedestrian mall; Ocean Drive's historic Art Deco District; restaurants with reputations for serving the finest international cuisine and casual dining venues; the Jackie Gleason Theater, operated by Live Nation, known for having the biggest names in the music industry; the state-of-the-art Colony Theater featuring local and national artists from the world of theater, dance, music, comedy and film; dance clubs, and a plethora of bustling nightlife venues.
The house is conveniently located in 4 blocks from the Shuttle bus stop that is on the corner of of Washington Ave and Lincoln Road. The ride from Miami Airport (Airport flyer 150) takes 30 min, $2 per ride. There is a shuttle bus to South Beach from Ft. Lauderdale Int. Airport that also stps at Lincoln Road ($21 per ride).
Many companies offer bus, boat or combo tours to Everglades, Biscayne Bay and other wonderful places of interst from South Beach. Tours start from hotels located on Washingtom or Collins Ave (4 blocks from the house).
Miami Beach is operated by Miami-Dade Transit (MDT). Along with neighborhoods such as Downtown and Brickell, public transit is heavily used in Miami Beach, and is a vital part of city life. Although Miami Beach has no direct Metrorail stations, numerous Metrobus lines, connect to Downtown Miami and Metrorail (i.e., the 'S' bus line). The 'South Beach Local' or 'SBL' is one of the most heavily-used lines in Miami, and connects all major points of South Beach to other major bus lines in the city. Metrobus ridership in Miami Beach is high, with some of the routes, such as the L and S alone being the busiest Metrobus routes.
Check our Face book page: Villa-Santa-Barbara-Miami-Beach-Fl. On Facebook you will find out the link to our web page with more pictures, description of all rooms and additional info including guide.
Gay friendly. Everybody welcome.☺ ☺
ReglementenPlease send me a message BEFORE sending your booking request to make sure the property is available on your dates.
No children under 18 years allowed in the property.
Please keep in mind that the room that is occupied by the house owner is also might be rented. Therefore, PLEASE CALL OR TEXT OR LEAVE A NOTE ON THE DINNING TABLE if you have any questions or concerns. Please DO NOT KNOCK ON THE DOOR; DO NOT DISTURB.
ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE time
We are welcome our guests not earlier than 9AM. We ask our guests to leave by noon. If you arrive early (before noon) please expect that your room might still be occupied by the previous guest. You may leave your luggage and take a walk or have a rest in the garden or living room until your room becomes available.
ROOM CLEANING: Since we do not charge our gests cleaning fee, we expect them to clean after themselves upon departure. The following fees will be withheld from the security deposit: room cleaning $60; bathroom cleaning $50; stove cleaning $40.
When using public places including kitchen, dining room, garden or living room, please do not leave a mess when you finish with your activities. When cooking, please stay away from using exotic cuisines with offensive smells. Our other guests might be allergic for these smells.
SHEETS, TOWELS, BLANKETS: We provide sheets, towels and blankets. There is a stock of clean sheets/towels in the walk-in closet on the second floor next to the "Presidential suite". You are welcome to change your sheets/towels whenever you need to do so.
KITCHEN USE. NO COOKING after 9-30PM.
REVIEWS: All reviews and comments are welcomed and will be replied the same way that they were received, according to your comments. Thanks.
A NOTE TO OUR GUESTS: Please do not let in the house people whom you do not know. Our neighborhood is the safest in Miami Beach and we will appreciate if you will help us keeping it safe in the future.
KEYS: You will get a separate set of keys, so you will get in and out of the house any time you like. Upon departure, please do not forget to leave the key on the table in the dining room or bring it directly to Rico. We reserve rights to charge $20 for the lost keys.
PETS: No pets
SMOKING: No smocking.
NOISE: Please respect our neighbors by minimizing the noise. We do not let more than 2 persons per room to avoid large crowds.
MINORS: We do not allow minors in the house.
PARKING: We have parking permits, $15 per day. Discounts are available. Guest must inform in advance, before arrival, if he/she would like to get parking permit. Please be advised that if we provide permit for a street parking, we are not responsible for the safety of your vehicle parked on the street since we rent rooms, not parking space.
ACCIDENTS: When travelling, please purchase insurance. We are not responsible for accidents that might occur when you are visiting us. We are not responsible for the cost of recovery from these accidents.
DINING ROOM: please use table clothes or mat (check kitchen drawers) under plates and glasses when using dinning table to avoid scratching; please wipe dinning table with windex and paper towels after use (check the kitchen counter)
CANDLE USE: please do not light candles at all ...all candles are for the villa decoration
MARBLE FLOOR: We advise all our guests to be very careful during raining season. Some parts of our house have marble floor that might be very slippery when wet. Please use shoes all the time when in the house, we are not responsible for any accidents. We advise all guests have insurance.
BIKE RENT. We now have 3 bikes for rent that include racing bike and mountain bike. You may use bike all day long for $15 fee. We are not responsible for any accidents that may happen with you when using bikes. Bikes are rented for use in South Beach area only. Guest is responsible for fixing any damages to the bike. If guest refuse to fix damages, $45 charge will be withheld from the security deposit to cover repair. A $60 charge will be withheld from the security deposit for lost bike. $20 fee will be withheld for the loss of lock. We do not rent bikes by hour.
In the case of emergency (e.g., flat tire) please use bus to get back to the house. In Miami most busses equipped with special racks for bikes. You can take your bike anywhere you want using regular bus. The cost of bus ride is $2 one way. The following is a quote from miamidade.gov web page that describes in detailes the use of bikes when boarding public busses: "Bike & Ride. Bicycling, a popular South Florida pastime, is a fun way to exercise. And it's a clean-air commute, too. Now, cyclists can take a single-seat two-wheeler on extended trips anytime and just about anywhere in Miami-Dade County on many Metrobus routes, Metrorail, and also Metromover. Use caution when stepping off the curb to load or unload your bike.Wait for the bus to leave before crossing the street. Observe all local traffic laws while riding your bike.Be patient while others load or remove bikes from the rack. Load and unload quickly.Helmets have high visibility and provide protection for your head during a crash. Wear one whenever you bike.Florida law requires lights on your bike for night riding.Wear bright clothing during daylight hours and reflective clothing at night."
WASHING/DRYING MACHINES. If you would like to wash your close before your departure, you may use washing and drying machines. There is $5 fee for the use of each machine and also, $5 for the use of detergent. .
LEFT/ABUNDANT ITEMS: At the end of your stay, please do not leave any belongings with us for storage. All items left upon departure of the guest, we consider unwanted trash and dispose appropriately.
Updates to House Rules (Dec 04, 2012)
1. Due to changes in regulation of parking permits by Miami City, we have to raise the cost of the parking permits to $15 per day.
2. Please sign all food that you put in refrigerator/freezer.
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Wir hatten einen tollen Kurzaufenthalt in Miami. Unser Gastgeber Ricardo War äußerst zuvorkommend und sehr bemüht.
I would give them 5 stars, each person from the desk, to the cleaning people and the ones making coffee, were friendly, helpful and very informative. I enjoyed them immensely . Of those that I interacted with the most, Shane stands out as one of the best, who was readily available to help with getting me a car(he drove me to it) and helping with apps for my phone, and just plain chatting. Keddi is from Botswana, and has a degree in management, shared stories with me about her like in Africa, her love for certain foods, and she dresses like she's on the Boardwalk, very pretty, and great humor as well. Lastly there is Rico, who is very fussy on making sure all guests are happy, cares about everything being perfect, is well traveled and humorous and wants everyone to be happy. I couldn't have had a better time or met better people than this. I believe I made very good friends and shall return. I would give more than 5 stars if I could, thanks to all!!! Go Wimdu!
Ein wunderschönes Haus, zentral gelegen.
Als Gästeunterkunft nicht geeignet. Es gibt für drei oder vier Zimmer nur ein winziges Bad, das nicht sonderlich sauber ist. Der Fußabtreter vor der Badewanne ist klatschnass. An der Wand hängt ein Zettel, dass man Toilettenpapier nicht in die Toilette werfen darf.
Die Klimaanlage läuft im ganzen Haus auf Hochtouren, es ist so kalt, dass man nachts friert.
In der Küche hängt ein Zettel, dass man sie ab 9 Uhr nutzen darf. Das ist ungünstig, wenn man sich morgens einen Kaffee kochen will.
Per Mail hatten wir vereinbart, dass ich einen Fön bekomme, auf Nachfrage wurde mir einen Tag später mitgeteilt, dafür hätte ich selbst sorgen müssen.
Insgesamt wird im Inserat ein falscher Eindruck erweckt. Dort denkt man, es sei eine einfache Unterkunft, mein Eindruck war, dass es nicht nur einfach, sondern einfach lieblos war.
Ich würde es nicht mehr buchen und würde es auch niemandem empfehlen.
A wonderful house, very central to the beach.
The tiny bathroom, which was not too clean was not shared with "another" room, but with "all" other 3 rooms, what is a remarkable difference. You're informed by a note of paper that it's not allowed to throw toilet-paper into the toilet.
The A/C was very cold, our room-neighbours told us, that they had already talked to Ricardo about it and his answer was that this is not changeable.
In our mail-correspondence Ricardo promised me a hair-dryer. Afterwards he wrote me that I should have cared for myself.
In the whole house you have notes of paper, what to do and what not. We didn't feel well there and therefor we left.
I would not recommend it.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und willkommen. Ricardo ist ein sehr netter Gastgeber, er hat uns viele wertvolle Tipps für Miami gegeben und bei Fragen war er sehr hilfsbereit.
Das Zimmer war sauber und sehr nett eingerichtet. Das Badezimmer musste man sich mit den anderen Gästen teilen. War aber nie ein Problem. Nur die Türen im Haus sind etwas schwierig zum öffnen.
Die Gegend ist sehr zentral und ruhig.
Wir haben uns total wohl gefühlt. Immer wieder gerne bei Ricardo. :)
Maison très agréable,extrêmement bien située,très près de la plage , du quartier Art Déco et bien desservie par les bus
Wir verbrachten eine Nacht in Miami bei Ricardo und hatten einen sehr angenehmen Aufenthalt. Die Lage ist super, die Anreise sehr gut organisiert, es ist sauber, schön gestaltet und alles da, was man braucht, wir konnten uns sogar Fahrräder ausleihen.
Tolles Zimmer in perfekter Lage! Das Zimmer ist schön hell und es ist freundlich eingerichtet. Man teilt sich das Bad mit dem Nachbarzimmer, was völlig okay ist. Im schönen Haus ist alles da was man braucht und Rico steht einem schnell für alle Anliegen zur Verfügung. Wirklich ein perfekter Gastgeber. Wir kommen sehr gerne wieder!!!
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Rico was awesome,
He helped us out so much and was one of the nicest person we've ever met.
His home is very beautiful and has a lot of great details.
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Jesus Fernandez and Toheeb Okenla
T&J Soccer
South Holland, IL
NFTE Class of 2013
Chicago high school students Toheeb and Jesus needed a business plan for their entrepreneurship class at Thornwood High School in South Holland, Illinois. When imagination failed them, Toheeb & Jesus turned to their shared interest and greatest passion: soccer. From there T&J Soccer was born.
Inspired by problems they faced on the soccer field, Toheeb & Jesus designed a new soccer sock that features a sewn-in pocket to allow players to insert the shin guard of their choice. Inserting the shin guard into the sock prevents it from sliding around, providing better side-to-side protection than traditional methods. Toheeb and Jesus saw the need for this particular product first hand on the field as they witnessed multiple injuries.
As recent winners of NFTE's 2013 National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge, Toheeb and Jesus have demonstrated their passion for soccer and business development as well as an enviable level of discipline throughout the multiple NFTE business plan competitions they participated in this year. Both Toheeb and Jesus believe that, "thinking like entrepreneurs has helped us by strengthening our problem-solving and critical thinking skills. It has made us very competitive, which, in turn, has made us determined to be successful." As children of immigrant parents, both Toheeb and Jesus have demonstrated that they are on their way to reach the American dream.
Originally from Nigeria, Toheeb came to the United States at the age of 8 to reunite with his father who had immigrated earlier. Three years ago, Toheeb lost his father. Although this was a difficult moment to overcome, Toheeb views this event as the greatest motivator in his life. He fondly remembers his father for his incredible strict work ethic and uses him as a model for how to live his life. Currently, Toheeb is a freshman at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign studying Information Systems at the Schools College of Business.
Jesus's parents left the strawberry fields of Michoacán, Mexico in search of better opportunities for their children. Jesus currently ranks first in his class at Thornwood High School and hopes to become the first person in his family to graduate from college, where he plans to pursue a career in Computer Science.
Now that T&J Soccer has earned the top honors at the National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge they plan to further the development of their business using their earned venture capital. They are currently in the process of meeting with a textile manufacturer to develop the first iteration of their soccer sock. Later down the road, T&J Soccer would like to patent their technology and have theirs become the official sock used by youth soccer leagues in the Chicagoland area.


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EASTON, Pa. - In a game that came right down to the final buzzer, the University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team fell to Lafayette, 79-76, Saturday at the Kirby Sports Center. Penn's Tony Hicks had a good look at a three-point shot from the top of the circle that would have tied the game, but after rattling the rim a few times it fell out as the buzzer went off.
Penn fell to 2-4 with the loss, while Lafayette -- a hard-luck team this season with an overtime loss at Princeton and a loss at the buzzer to Yale earlier this week -- won for the first time and improved to 1-5 overall.
Amazingly, in a game that was never separated by more than six points in the final 13 minutes, there was just one lead change in the second half. That occurred when Seth Hinrichs drained a three-pointer to punctuate an 11-0 run that turned a nine-point Quakers lead into a 58-56 Leopards advantage.
Fran Dougherty, who was Penn's leading scorer with 26 points, hit two free throws to briefly quell the run, but Lafayette got a layup from Nathaniel Musters and then another trey from Joey Ptasinski to go up, 63-58. At that point, the Leopards' run was 16-2.
Penn hung around, starting with a pair of Hicks three-pointers (the latter after Tony Bagtas minimized a Hicks miss with an immediate steal off the Lafayette rebound). Another Bagtas defensive play got the ball in Hicks' hands with a chance to tie, but he missed a jumper and then Ptasinski hit a pair of free throws to put Lafayette up 68-64.
Miles Jackson-Cartwright hit a jumper to make it 68-66, but with 3:43 Hinrichs drained yet another trey -- he had six in the game en route to 28 points – and that made the score 71-66. Julian Harrell got it back within a possession with a jumper, and then after a defensive stop Jackson-Cartwright drove into traffic and was fouled. He made both shots, and the score was 71-70 with 2:54 to play.
Lafayette's next two possessions were the killers. With the shot clock winding down on the first one, an errant pass out top landed in Ptasinski's hands and he of course knocked down a three as the shot clock hit one second. Following a Henry Brooks miss, Lafayette again worked the clock down and this time Alan Flannigan drained a dagger shot from just inside the line on the right baseline. That made the score 76-70 with 1:29 to play.
Out of a Penn timeout, Jamal Lewis missed a three-pointer, but Darien Nelson-Henry got the rebound and the ball was worked around the Lewis. This time he went for three points the old-fashioned way, hitting a shot at the rim while being fouled. After his free throw went down, the score was 76-73.
Lewis then looked like he might force Lafayette's Nick Lindner into a five-second call out top, but instead the refs waited until the first bit of contact was initiated by Lindner and called Lewis for a foul. Lindner hit both shots, and it was 78-73.
Dougherty capped off his stellar offensive performance with a three-pointer, and then off the inbounds the Quakers fouled Ptasinski. He missed the first and made the second, setting up Hicks' final effort.
Dougherty also had nine rebounds on Saturday, nearly giving him his first double-double of the season. Hicks ended the game with 16 points, while Nelson-Henry had eight points and eight rebounds. Jackson-Cartwright scored nine points.
For Lafayette, Ptasinski finished with 16 points and eight rebounds, while Lindner scored 12 and Bryce Scott had 11. The Leopards made 12 three-point shots in the game, and eight of their 13 field goals in the second half came from beyond the arc.
Penn is back in action on Wednesday night, traveling to Villanova to face the Wildcats in its next Big 5 game of 2013-14. Wednesday's game will tip off at 8 p.m., and will be televised live on Fox Sports 1.
Game Notes: Penn is now 40-7 all-time against Lafayette, but has lost two in a row and four of the last seven to the Leopards … Penn shot 14 of 15 at the foul line, a season-best .938 percentage, and tied a season best with six three-point baskets … Penn shot better than 50 percent for the second straight game; the Quakers were a combined 62-of-117 (53.0 percent) against Niagara and Lafayette … Penn fell to 13-11 in games decided by three or fewer points in the Jerome Allen coaching era (3-3 in one-point games; 6-6 in two-point games; 4-2 in three-point games) … Penn lost for the first time this season when leading at the half. (The Quakers were up 38-37 at the break) … After not doing so in any of its first four games, Penn outrebounded its opponent for the second straight contest … Senior Fran Dougherty scored 26 points, his season high and five shy of the career high he put up last year against Fairfield … Through the first six games, four different players have led Penn in scoring. (Dougherty, Jackson-Cartwright, Hicks, Nelson-Henry) … Dougherty also had nine rebounds, leaving him one board short of his fifth career double-double … Sophomore Tony Hicks scored 16 points; he is the only Penn player to score in double figures in each of the Quakers' first six games this season … Hicks hit four three-pointers, a season high and one shy of his career best … Sophomore Darien Nelson-Henry tied a careerhigh with three assists, and added eight points and eight rebounds ... Senior Miles Jackson-Cartwright set a season best with five rebounds … Senior Steve Rennard scored his first points of the season, on a pair of free throws.
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Flames Move Past Bison, Tuesday Night
The Liberty men's basketball team returned to the win column, Tuesday night, defeating the Howard Bison inside the Vines Center, 77-59.
The tandem of Davon Marshall and Antwan Burrus led the Flames with 16 points, apiece, followed by Tomasz Gielo who had 11.
Along with his point total, Burrus had eight rebounds and two blocks, surpassing Julius Nwosu for second all-time on Liberty's career blocked shots list with 113.
Prince Okoroh finished the contest with a game-high 24 points for the Bison, while also pulling down seven boards.
Liberty concluded the night with 48.9 percent shooting (23-of-47), while holding Howard to 36.5 percent (19-of-52). The Flames were solid from behind the three-point arc (44.4 percent), tying a season-high with eight three-pointers. Liberty also took advantage of its trips to the free throw line, shooting 76.7 percent (23-of-30) from the charity stripe.
The Flames began the contest with a 7-0 spurt, which included a Marshall three-pointer. The Bison countered quickly, eventually tying the contest at 9-9, with an Ausar Madison layup at 13:35. After a made free throw gave the Bison a one-point advantage, Liberty responded with another 7-0 burst. Guard John Caleb Sanders cemented the run with a three-pointer, putting the Flames up, 16-10, at 11:25.
The home team continued to pour in the three-pointers, with Sanders, Gielo and Marshall each connecting from downtown in the ensuing 6:06. Marshall's third trey in the half stretched the Liberty advantage to 13 with 5:19 remaining.
Liberty took its largest lead in the half (17 points) just under the one-minute mark. Howard's Tyler Stone concluded the period with a layup, resulting in a 40-25 Flames advantage at halftime.
The Flames closed out the first half shooting 50.0 percent (12-of-24) from the field, knocking down 5-of-10 shots from three-point land. Liberty also capitalized at the free throw line, hitting 11-of-12 attempts (91.7 attempts).
With his trio of trifectas and two made free throws, Marshall led all scorers at intermission with 11 tallies. Okoroh paced the Bison with nine points.
In the second period, Liberty continued to widen the gap, outscoring the Bison, 8-3, in the opening four minutes. Following a Marshall fade away jumper and two Burrus free throws, a layup by Sanders at 15:59 capped a 6-0 spurt, giving the Flames a 50-28 lead.
Marshall knocked down his fourth three-pointer of the night with 7:30 remaining to round out his scoring total. Ethan Layer tacked on a long range bucket of his own to put Liberty up by 28 shortly after. Following a pair of Howard baskets, Layer sank another trey at 5:15. 43 ticks later, Wesley Alcegaire connected on a layup to give Liberty its largest lead of the contest (29 points).
The Bison managed to cut the deficit to 18, but could not climb any closer, as Liberty went on to a 77-59 victory.
Liberty hits the road on Friday, squaring off with Southern Conference member Furman in Greenville, S.C. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m., with the contest airing live on the Liberty Flames Sports Network, Comcast Sports South, ESPN3 and MASN.


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World Cup: Spain defeat Australia 3-0
Spain have outclassed Australia beating the Socceroos 3-0 in Curitiba. But the young and inexperienced Socceroos showed some flashes of brilliance.PT2M15S http://www.smh.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-3apd7 620 349 June 24, 2014
Curitiba: Two inspirational passes from the master of tiki taka, Andres Iniesta, the first finished off by one Spanish legend in David Villa, the second by another name from Spain's recent great past, Fernando Torres, paved the way for the current world champions to outclass Australia 3-0 in the final World Cup fixture for both teams.
The first goal had come in the first half, the second with 21 minutes to go.
Game over: Juan Mata tucks away the third goal. Photo: Getty Images
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By the time Spain's two substitutes combined - Cesc Fabregas with the cross, Juan Mata with the controlled finish through Australian goalkeeper Mat Ryan's legs - the game was firmly in their grasp.
The result was academic in the end, as both nations were already eliminated, but it was a perfect way for Spain to farewell some of the champions of the past decade.
Villa was playing his 97th and final international and left the field in tears when he made way for Mata - while Iniesta, was winning his 100th cap in this match.
2-0: Fernando Torres scores Spain's second goal. Photo: Getty Images
And for Australia, without a number of first choice players, it was another tremendous opportunity for Ange Postecoglou to gauge the strength of his young squad, hot house the development of those who will form the backbone of the team in years to come and measure how far they have progressed since this tournament begun.
The scoreline was a disappointment for an Australian squad that has built momentum throughout this tournament, but they were never in this game in the way they were against Chile, where they were unlucky, and The Netherlands, where they gave one of the tournament favourites an almighty fright.
Spain might have been deposed as title holders and have been some way below their marvellous best, but they are still a team crammed full of players who earn their living at Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich, some of the biggest club sides in the world.
David Villa flicked Spain in front. Photo: Getty Images
And they were desperate to avoid the ignominy of defeat against a team ranked so far below them coming into the tournament and not to finish bottom of the group.
Vicente Del Bosque's got their noses in front nine minutes before the interval with a goal whose build up was reminiscent of the days when the former world champions were able to rip teams apart with slick passing and dynamic movement.
Iniesta picked up the all on the Spanish right, and spotted the galloping run of full back Juanfran, whose pace took him tearing past Jason Davidson. The Australian defender was simply taken out of the game by the pass which bisected the space behind him.
Spain's Sergio Ramos fights for the ball against Australia's Matthew Leckie. Photo: Reuters
Meanwhile Villa, who had been playing mainly on the left but drifting centrally, ran unchallenged into the penalty area; by the time centre back Alex Wilkinson saw Villa the ball was at the striker's feet but rather than take a touch, control and shoot, he deftly flicked it through his legs first time to beat Ryan.
It was a goal from Spain's vintage past, much lamented here by football purists and the nation's media, and signalled a period which, after a shaky start, they had begun to get on top.
Australia began brightly enough, their in your face approach and commitment to hustling and putting pressure on in midfield succeeding for a short time in unsettling the Spanish, who played some uncharacteristiclly sloppy balls.
World Cup 2014: Australia v Spain highlights
Australia's Oliver Bozanic jumps for the ball with Spain's Sergio Ramos (centre) and Raul Albiol (right) during their Group B match at the Baixada Arena in Curitiba. Photo: Reuters
But the Socceroos were unable to create much at all in the opening stanza, the absence of Tim Cahill's aerial threat and combativeness in forward areas clearly in evidence while too often they surrendered possession with ambitious long forward balls.
Matthew Leckie, who has looked so threatening in his two earlier matches, failed to get the ball down the channels as before, while Ollie Bozanic, in for Mark Bresciano, scurried and ran hard but failed to impose himself on a midfield in which he had to go toe to toe with Iniesta and Xabi Alonso, players of whose quality he would rarely, if ever, have faced. Tommy Oar also found it difficult to get space to create.
Spain began to get into their groove midway through the first half and Villa, soon to be an A-League guest with Melbourne City, threatened with some clever runs and slick passes.
Neither goalkeeper had been much troubled until Ryan was forced to save well from Jordi Alba after Fernando Torres and Villa had linked to set him up for the shot.
After a blunder against The Netherlands Ryan might have been shaken, but he showed his mental strength in this game, looking confident and comfortable , particularly when coming off his line to sweep up behind the defence.
Villa manufactured another opportunity when Ryan McGowan was caught upfield and Santi Cazorla fed a sweeping pass to the striker, who made space well with some delicate footwork but fired over a cross with which none of his team-mates coud make contact.
Ryan then saved well from a Koke drive after a quick free kick as the Spaniards took control in the final quarter hour before the interval.
A few set pieces aside Australia could fashion little in the way of opportunities, and it was hardly surprising when Postecoglou withdrew Adam Taggart, who had seen little of the ball, and reshuffled his strike force, moving Leckie and bringing on Ben Halloran to play on the right, the position he vacated.
Leckie put in his usual blue collar shift as Australia looked to get themselves back into the game, drifting to the left while Bozanic pushed forward. Oar, who picked up a knock in a challenge, made way for James Troisi as Leckie moved back to the point of the attack and Postecoglou tried to take advantage of Australia's speed and youthful vigour.
Spain captain Sergio Ramos drew a yellow card from Bahraini referee Nawaf Shukrallia for a clumsy challenge on Halloran as Australia, far from deterred by the challenge they faced, pressed on in search of a leveller.
Both Halloran and Troisi looked energetic and Australia almost unlocked the Spanish defence with some good combinations on the edge of the area. Matt McKay, who worked tirelessly in midfield, almost conjured something out of nothing with a looping volley from distance which just dipped over Pepe Reina's bar.
But Spain sealed the match with 20 minutes remaining, again courtesy of another wonderful Iniesta pass. Picking up the ball just outside the Australian ''D" he waited until Torres timed his run perfectly and split the defence, the rather forgotten Chelsea forward taking a touch before sliding a measured shot past Ryan's right hand.
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Trombone player and composer Mike Svoboda grew up in Chicago and came to Germany with the help of a BMI Award to Young Composers in 1982 * worked for eleven years with Karlheinz Stockhausen during the 80s and 90s * has premiered over 400 works for trombone at festivals throughout the world * returned to composition only after ending his work with Stockhausen * composes across the borders between popular and classical music, high culture and entertainment, combining - through the use of text and various musical styles - both traditional and avant-garde * has received commissions from festivals and opera houses such as the ECLAT festival Stuttgart, The State Opera Hannover, The National Theater Mannheim and the State Opera in Stuttgart* major festivals have invited him to be artist or composer-in-residence * often is involved in his works as a soloist or with his own Mike Svoboda Ensemble * numerous CDs, mainly for the WERGO label, document his art both as an interpreter and composer* was awarded the Praetorius Prize for Innovation in Music from the German government in 2008
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Traps to Detect Emerald Ash Borer to Be Put Out Across Fairfax County Starting April 20
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Starting April 20, glue traps will be hung in ash trees across Fairfax County to detect the emerald ash borer, an insect that kills these trees. The large, purple traps will help to monitor this pest's presence in the county.
Officials ask the public to report traps that have fallen to the ground, and they advise not to touch them since they are covered with extremely sticky glue. Because many ash trees are on private property, officials also are looking for homeowners who will allow traps to be hung in their trees. Call the Fairfax County Forest Pest Branch at 703-324-5304, TTY 711, to report fallen traps or to permit traps to be put on private property.
Unless there is an infestation in an area already, the traps won't bring the insect to locations where they are hung. Approximately 2,000 traps will be placed across the county as part of a statewide effort to track the insect.
County and state officials will monitor the traps regularly to check for emerald ash borers. The traps allow this pest to be found without damaging trees. Otherwise, arborists must cut away an ash tree's bark to find the insects.
The triangular traps are non-toxic. They don't contain pesticides or chemicals. To catch the insects, however, the traps are baited with natural plant oils and covered with non-toxic glue.
The emerald ash borer, a serious threat to ash trees, was discovered in several locations across Fairfax County last summer. These insects have killed more than 25 million ash trees in the U.S.The borers are native to Asia, and they probably first arrived in this country in the 1990s.
For more information about the trapping program, call the Fairfax County Forest Pest Branch at 703-324-5304, TTY 711, or the Virginia Department of Agriculture Consumer Services at 804-786-2373, TTY 711.
Contact: Merni Fitzgerald, Director, Office of Public Affairs
703-324-3189, TTY 711, Media Pager: 703-324-NEWS (6397)
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Every spare moment I can find is usually spent in my sewing space; I even run home on my lunch break (2 minute drive) and sew for 30 minutes. I'm determined to complete all 8 of my UFO's by Dec 31st.... it would just be great to have my plate clean and move on to making items for the nursery and what-not.
So... I felt inspired to dig in and start sewing wonky blocks out of my scraps left over from this quilt. As you can see, I've completed two so far... which is good for me! I think I OVER-THINK the process... and need to go with whatever placement comes to mind. These blocks are going to turn into a baby quilt/stroller quilt for my Etsy shop, so no pressure, right? Right! So I'll just whip them out and move on.
I've also decided to learn a few new designs thanks to Alyssa and the girls over at Block Party! Quilting. Not only are they graciously teaching us new blocks, but they're writing a book in the process! And they could be using our little ol' photos too! This first one is a Friendship Star, which I've never made before, but I think I like it! I chopped into my Kei Honeycomb stash, but I'm happy to do so! I love how it turned out! Everyone's blocks are also here on Flickr - if you want to see more! I usually am not drawn to 'traditional' style quilts, but this star is growing on me! I haven't decided yet, but my month for the Sew New to Me VQB is January... and stars could be the ticket! Or hexagons, or strip blocks, or something a la Denyse Schmidt or or or~
My spree of procrastination has officially ended as I started quilting the Big Vintage Quilt last night. Just some basic straight stitching diagonally thru each Log Cabin, but BOY is it a bear to move around! Its quite heavy, and the blocks aren't exactly precise so I have to be extra careful to follow the correct line. If I'm diligent this weekend, I could see it ready for binding by Sunday night! Can I do it? Three days will tell!
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I am trying to do a sales demonstration regarding DVR systems and one of the things that is very common about all DVR systems is that they use the exact same login methods as routers do, Netgear, Linksys, etc which is simply CGI scripts. So it would be:
If I try to get into a page without logging in get a blank page, no code. When I hit a wrong username it just refreshes. What I have been told is that CGI isn't all that difficult to break so I am trying to find a way or any resource of how to bypass the login and manipulate the cameras so I can show this to the customer. Can anyone help? I been checking google but haven't found anything.
All I know is that they are running BOA 0.94.14rc21 webserver.
Their code for logging in:
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What are you actually trying to do here? Upload files to a server? Or alter web pages? Or ... [sorry if I'm just missing the obvious ]
So you are doing sales demonstrations of these systems, but need to break in to be able to do this - interesting way of doing business...
I am trying to gain access to the .cgi scripts that control the DVR bypassing the login, so essentially where it says login I can bypass it somehow or at least alter the CGI files somehow without having login credentials or a way for me to figure out the user and password.
well no, i wouldn't be trying to sell the same system while at the same time trying to demonstrate its lack of security, that be nonsensical. I am trying to show the insecurity of a rival system, we have a different login method.
Forgive me if I sound harsh, but you want to show that something is not secure based on what you "heard", but can't because it's too secure for you?
IMHO you should give up on trying to show something else's failings and instead focus on how what you're selling is secure. i.e. Focus on positives not negatives.
I know it is insecure cause I seen it being hacker before problem is that the person isn't around at the moment and this is pretty critical.
For what it's worth, the code you provided doesn't show anything except a form. It doesn't illustrate anything except that you enter a password and click a button that fires the JS function "auto_submit()".
Not that I think it'll help, but what is the code of that JS function?
function status_clock() { theTime = window.setTimeout("runClock()", 1000); v - Pastebin.com
that's the other code, but then is there any other sources of getting access?


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Some of y'all may of seen on Facebook, but I had 2 new spots show up on my liver on Pet. All the old stuff still looks dead. Dr. Javle is putting me on GTX and I will be having a biopsy soon to make sure I'm getting the best chemo.
I will update more when the full report comes out. This is about all I know right now.
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I have 2 of what are said to be only 3 Stretch Mask figures,like the stretch armstrong doll of the 1970s. I am looking for the 3rd or another if in fact there are more than 3. They are about 1 foot tall and made of yellow latex with the Mask head. Filled with cornsyrup. I will buy it for 500 dollars to complete my collection. Pleas email me firstname.lastname@example.com . Thanks Tony
I currently own 2 super rare stretch Mask figures.These are stretch armstrong type dolls. ,.They are immpossible to find. I would sell only one at the right price. firstname.lastname@example.com
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chefknivestogo wrote:Hello there, I was wondering about the availability of a few of your petty knives. Richmond Aogami Super Laser Petty 150mmItto-Ryu Rentetsu Hand Forged White #1 Petty 150mmThe other petty's I am also considering are:Moritaka AS PettyRichmond Laser Petty (AEB-L)Tanaka Damascus Petty 150mmMasakage Shimo Petty 150mmAt this point, am I just nit picking? I mean, are the differences in terms of cutting performance 1/2 % here and there, or is there more behind it? I know AEB-L is all stainless, which I adore, then again I've never had a stainless knife like any on your website.. However, how does your Laser AEB-L compare to your "Laser" Aogami Super? Again, are we splitting hairs here, in terms of performance?I'm anxious to hear your response! I haven't read, or seen a lot of information about the Itto-Ryu knives in general; either on your forum or on google, except "for sale" ads.. How well is this knife made? The blade shape has me interested! Thanks for your time,-Nick
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Aging sucks. We're all trying to avoid it. No one wants wrinkles or super droopy sagging body parts. Some of us will go to amazing lengths to stop the aging process, no matter how silly we look. Lifts here…injections there…it really is an uphill battle.
Yesterday, I was watching an episode of Dr. Oz about anti-aging myths. You know the things your mom, aunt, or grandma taught you-all in hopes of helping you slow down the inevitable. It was called The Fountain of Truth: Anti-Aging Myths Debunked. There were some I've never heard of and others that even I thought were true.
I don't normally watch Dr. Oz. In fact, this might have been the first time I've sat through an entire episode. My friend was on it, so I was watching. And as some of the women described their concerns I realized that these were things that only they noticed. When Dr. Oz asked them, they admitted that no one had specifically told them their breasts were sagging, lips where thinning, or gray hairs were showing.
We're constantly criticizing ourselves. I will admit that I'm guilty of it. Every day I find something wrong with myself. Not because my husband, brother, mom, or best friend pointed it out. And if I do get a compliment I get uncomfortable, say a quick "thank you," and change the subject.
Are we supposed to blame the media for not finding ourselves to be beautiful at every moment in our lives? Do we blame our parents for not raising us with confidence?
Or do we need a personal beauty intervention? Maybe something along the lines of sitting in front of the mirror every day and telling yourself you're beautiful, because you truly are. Turning your so-called "flaws" into a work of art. You might see a mole, but I see a beauty mark.
Believe me…I'm going to take my own advice. It's not easy and of course society can be a jerk sometimes. I won't become a conceited monster, but I will work on raising my confidence one day at a time and embrace who I am.
"I am beautiful. Today, I love the wrinkles on my face. They are signs of wisdom and experience."
You might be asking why this is important or why does it matter? Because we can't let "them" win. You know…the people who think they define beauty. You might not realize it now, but when you think you're beautiful inside and out, it shows in all aspects of your life. And it's contagious. True beauty starts with you.
Let's start right now…tell me one thing you love about yourself.
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A Magical Gateway is a gateway through which each first-year student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has to pass in order to be Sorted into one of the four Houses.[1]
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As many of you know, webinars are one of our favorite ways of sharing Drupal knowledge with the world. In the 2011, we hosted over 100 webinars that covered a range of topics and featured at least a dozen different partners and special guests. Below are the 10 most popular webinars in 2011 measured by total registration and attendance:
#10: Learn to Love the Drop: Expert Advice for Novice Drupal Developers
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Is it finally time to upgrade your Drupal 6 site to D7? Learn more about the key considerations for your upgrade project, how to take advantage of the key D7 features, and next steps for getting started.
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Jacob Singh appears for a second time on the top 10 list in this webinar on how to take advantage of the awesomeness of Drush. It's a must see!
#1: From PSD to Drupal Theme
Our #1 webinar this year, featured Acquia friend Emma Jane Hogbin and her tutorial on how to transform Photoshop design files into Drupal themes. With over 1800 registrants and over 1000 attendees, this is one of the biggest webinars in Acquia history. We hope to bring Emma Jane back for another killer webinar in 2012!
At Acquia, we are committed to helping grow adoption and awareness of Drupal. Webinars are just one of the ways that we demonstrate that commitment. Our goal is to provide relevant, interesting and helpful content to our followers. Not only have we seen a large percentage of followers coming back for multiple events, we also see many new attendees as well. The tremendous amount of interest is certainly a vote of confidence for us!
In 2012, we would like to continue to recruit top Drupal experts to present on topics that interest you. Comment here or send an email to email@example.com and tell us what you'd like to see. I can't wait to hear your ideas!
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