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Hôtel Renaissance, Castres
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 20 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Free area shuttle
- Bar/lounge
- Valet parking
- Business center
- Airport shuttle
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Library
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Terrace
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- Heart of Castres
- Notre Dame de la Plate Church (0 mi / 0 km)
- Goya Museum (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Castres Tourism Office (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- St. Benedict Church (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Jean Jaures Museum (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
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Hôtel Renaissance, Castres
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- This hotel has 20 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 12:30 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 11:30 AM
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24-hour airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
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- Number of meeting rooms - 3
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- One meeting room
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Air conditioning
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- Premium bedding
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
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Valet parking costs EUR 14 per day
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 14 for adults and EUR 7 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10.00 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 30 per vehicle (one way)
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Watching the documentary on Fresno State's 1997-'98 team, got me thinking about the best basketball documentaries. My top five:
1. Hoop Dreams: An easy layup of a choice, this film and David Halberstam's "The Breaks of the Game" are essential works of basketball non-fiction. Like Halberstam's book, "Hoop Dreams" tackles the big themes of the sport: Race, exploitation, grievous injury, and the tension between individual and team success.
2. The Heart of the Game: Director Ward Serrill captured lightning in a bottle when he chose to document the Roosevelt Roughriders girls basketball team: An eccentric head coach and a troubled star player who come together for an us-versus-them fight.
3. Soul In the Hole: The dark side of the city game. Playground legend Ed "Booger" Smith flashes otherworldly talent, but can't resist the pull of the streets.
4. Winning Time: Basketball is supposed to be fun, after all. The film doesn't examine weighty issues, but it doesn't get much more enjoyable than pairing Reggie Miller's heroics with an operatic soundtrack, grainy Cheryl Miller highlights and also hearing John Starks say "Man, did this dude just did this?"
5. Between The Madness: The ultimate hoops reality show. Fresno State's 1997-'98 team was a train wreck of arrests, suspensions and occasionally brilliant players.
Honorable mention: "Black Magic" (highlighting a too-often forgotten period of hoops history), "The Street Stops Here" (Bob Hurley Sr.'s profane genius), "Through The Fire" (the sheer hard work of modern players, although the film has been dimmed by Sebastien Telfair's lack of pro success).
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
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Posted by Ben Steele at 9:57 AM
Labels: basketball documentaries, between the Madness, heart of the game, hoop dreams, Soul in the Hole, Winning time
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what is the purpose of having a sideline while you are dating someone already? I know a guy who has a sideline girl while he is dating somebody but also has this ex who tries her heart out. he pushed his ex away out of the situation and just talk to the 2 girls. but his intention is going with the girl he pushed away. so what is the purpose of having a sideline?
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ego boost. obviously any guy who does this is a selfish sh*t. I don't think any cheating is good but if he's keeping her around that implies a form of relationship. being in some kind of relationship while in an exclusive relationship with another is just selfish and bad.
it's some combination or one of these alone:
1-no sex. he is with a woman committed and gets some benefit from it, like socially or whatever, but she won't put out so he gets another girl for sex.
2-mental problems-his girlfriend is perfectly fine and does put out yet he still goes and cheats on her because having another girl makes his ego feel good.
both of these situations are bad, but it's even more low when he is getting sex and all that and he still goes and cheats just because he's a selfish f*** who takes advantage of everyone.
sometimes the side girl doesn't know she's a side girl either. sure you can say his actions may show it, but if he emphatically denies having a girlfriend, even if he is lying and his actions are shady some girls may still stay with him because they have low self esteem and are deeply attached and have strong feelings for him, so they believe his words because they don't want to think he is that bad of a person.00|00|0


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Jam Central Station: Lockn' Festival Review
With the lineup that Lockn' put together this year, it would have been nearly impossible not to have a great time. The bill was a mix of legends, veterans, and top-notch rising bands, with enough oddities to keep everyone on their toes. While the lineup was put together specifically to please the Relix-reading jamheads, Lockn' didn't rely on one genre to make that happen. Rock, funk, soul, gospel, and classic jam were all on the bill, and Lockn' fans gave proper respect to each artist that came down to the Virginia farm for the festival. Lockn' was one of the best collections of jam bands put on the same bill in recent years, and no one disappointed.
Thursday started for me with a nearly 8 hour drive out to the farm. I was thrilled that, after a long drive, the process of getting my ticket at the will-call and getting parked was fast and simple. The staff was ready to direct folks and there were no issues getting situated. The walk into the grounds had a small shakedown outside of the gates and fast-moving lines to get into the field. Vulfpeck started out the weekend with a high-energy funky set featuring plenty of crowd participation. I spent the time wandering the grounds to see what shops, food vendors, and organizations were around. I was excited to find some great food (including my first Jerry Roll in a couple of years), plenty of local non-profits to learn about, and a great organization called Be You Love Life that was offering a shady place to sit with fans and free infused water to refill water bottles. In the heat it was great to have access to more options than just the water offered by the festival (which was plentiful and rarely had long lines). There was a lot to see and do at the festival, and, with most of the music centralized around the main stage, fans were able to explore the different options throughout the weekend at their leisure.
The new rotating stage at Lockn' allowed Umphrey's McGee to get their start literally as Vulfpeck was ending, with their lights and sound going while the stage was still rotating. The band opened with "Nipple Trix" into "1348″ for a powerful start to the set. The band only had 90 minutes at this Lockn', so they pulled a full "all killer, no filler" set. "1348″ saw the band settle into a nice groove on the jam. The band started out "Attachments" with a nice crunchy feel before mixing in their own funk and allowing Jake to take an extended solo. The band kept bringing out some of their best known tracks, including "2×2″ directly into "Speak Up."
The set hit it's climax with the "Puppet Strings" run, starting out with the first 2/3rds of the song and then leading into a jam and preparing for a sandwich. They moved into "Roctopus," which was a nice fit with "Puppet Strings." Instead of moving directly back into "Puppet Strings" the band brought out Gene Ween for a reprise of their Godboner set from a couple years back. Gene led the band through a cover of Billy Joel's "The Stranger," which Umphrey's then transitioned back to the end of "Puppet Strings." The Billy Joel cover was spot on and a great choice of a cover, well-known to fans of Billy Joel but obscure enough to not be obvious. The crowd was on fire after the surprise cover and the excellent transition. The band closed out their set with a solid "All In Time," a great closing track for the set. Umphrey's made the most of their 1-set show, and had one of the obvious highlights of the weekend with the Gene Ween collaboration.
Ween followed Umphrey's in one of the most anticipated sets of the weekend. The recent Ween reunion has had fans scrambling to see the band live, and, with 2 sets at the festival, Ween had the opportunity to bring many of their different styles. Ween took the opportunity to bring out some of their weirdest and oddest songs for their Thursday night show. Gene sounded on point all night, starting off with "Transdermal Celebration," "The Grobe," and "Mr. Richard Smoker" and acting every bit the frontman. From there the band decided to get weird, including songs like "Happy Colored Marbles" and the balladesque "A Tear For Eddie." The band wasn't playing for a generic festival crowd, this was mainly a set for Ween fans looking to get brown. "Baby Bitch" kept the more casual fans engaged, but from there they ran the gamut of weirdness and eccentricness that has defined Ween throughout their career. The only "well known" track from the latter part of the set was "Push Th' Lil Daisies," which is far from an accessible song for the average person. The end of their set included an insane "Poopship Destroyer," which was a highlight for Ween fans and probably the final straw for any non-Ween fans waiting for "Roses are Free." I don't think that Ween won many new fans with their Thursday night set, but I know that fans that were there to see Ween walked away very happy.
I forced myself to get up early on Friday in order to make it to the main stage for Turkuaz. I was very happy that I did. The 8-piece band is one of the best funk bands around, with excellent hooks and danceable grooves. They kept the energy up as the crowd filled in and gave them a reason to move and get sweaty in the heat of the early afternoon. Vulfpeck came out afterwards for their second set of the weekend. It was nice to have them back out if you hadn't caught their Thursday set. Unfortunately, the band did a lot of the same crowd participation and many of the same songs, which was surprising since they have a pretty extensive catalog for an up-and-coming band. Still a good set, just not a great idea to not mix it up.
I spent the afternoon relaxing while catching White Denim, Charles Bradley, and Peter Wolf from various shaded areas of the grounds. The heat was pretty intense, and it would have been nice to have some more shade available on the grounds. Charles Bradley lived up to his nickname as the Screamin' Eagle of Soul, bringing some tremendous passion into his afternoon set. He's an authentic and top-notch performer, always worth checking out. I was less impressed by Peter Wolf. He didn't do much to bring the crowd along with his set, and the J. Geils Band material didn't do much to get the crowd going. Classic rock is fine in this type of setting, but it needs to be a little more well-known than Peter Wolf.
I wouldn't say that Ween's second show at Lockn' was better than the first, but it was somewhat more crowd-friendly and accessible. There were plenty of great dance party songs, including "Touch My Tooter," "Take Me Away," "Bananas and Blow," and "Voodoo Lady." Phish fans were thrilled to hear "Roses Are Free," and "Piss Up A Rope" was a great highlight for the set. Dean was shredding all set, and I was extremely impressed by the band overall. Great live performance and chemistry. One final note on Ween. The festival had a sign language translator near the front of the stage for most of the sets, including both Ween sets. Watching Ween in sign language was almost as interesting as watching the band on stage. It was a very cool service to offer from the festival, and even more interesting since Ween was on the bill.
Of course Phish was the biggest draw of the weekend, and after a much-welcome break they took the stage in front of a massive crowd. Nearly everyone from the festival was there. Despite all of my years of show experience, this was actually my first Phish show. I didn't get into jam much until after the breakup, and I continued to miss Phish for one annoying reason after another over the past few years. Phish certainly made my first show memorable. They opened with "Wilson," which, if I was asked before to choose one song I would like to hear over the weekend, would've been the song. So everything on top of that was gravy. The sound was a little off early on, with Mike's bass not coming through well in the mix, but the song was energetic and the crowd was thrilled to see the band on stage in a rare festival experience. Trey had a flub heading into "Down With Disease," and that along with the mix problems had me concerned, but by the middle of "Disease" everything seemed to start to come together. "Free" was solid and I loved Trey's guitar at the end of "Wolfman's Brother." "Tube" was one of the primary highlights, with Paige standing out on one of the best jams of the festival. They hit a nice groove early on and built it nicely. "It's Ice" hit another snag before coming together in the jam. Speaking with some friends after the set it seemed like "It's Ice" often has problems in the main part of the song but gets jammed out very well. "Simple" was another great song that I was very happy to hear, and it built into an a capella "Space Oddity" to close the set. For my first Phish set I got to enjoy some of my favorite tunes, a few Phish flubs, and a tremendous set closer with "Space Oddity."
The second set included a better run of jams and some top-notch moments, and fewer things that had me doing a double take. "Punch You In The Eye" got things started off on solid footing, and the newer tunes "Blaze On" and the ever-present "Fuego" were both solid. The two jams gave the band a lot to work with, and they kept the segues going nicely. "Ghost" and "Bathtub Gin" provided another jam highlight and a solid half hour of music from the band. Everything flowed nicely, and "Bathtub Gin" continued to build up to a breaking point before coming back. The band made a good decision, in my opinion, of stepping into a familiar "Backwards Down The Number Line" to give the crowd a chance to release some of the energy that had built through the earlier jam. They closed the second set with a solid "You Enjoy Myself," and I noticed a lot of variety with the secondjam. I particularly enjoyed Mike's bass jam while Trey danced prior to the final extended. They encored "Character Zero" to close out the night. Nothing too crazy from the song, but a solid cap on the night.
I passed up Joe Russo's Almost Dead to catch the debut performance of Circles Around The Sun. This was potentially a once in a lifetime thing, and I didn't want to miss it. The band moved through instrumental pieces with ease and comfort, going from mellow to heavy and bringing the crowd along with them. I hadn't listened to much of the Fare Thee Well setbreak music, so it was all new to me, but I understand why this music was so appreciated by the fans. A great way to end the night in the woods after Phish.
Saturday started out with Keller Williams doing a Grateful Grass performance in the morning. It was too early for much of the festival to be up and moving, but for those who made the trek to the Blue Ridge Bowl it was a great set. Keller shows a lot of respect towards the Dead catalog by bringing the songs into different settings. He's also a great bandleader for a bluegrass supergroup, able to call out the changes and keep everyone on the same page. Grateful Grass is always a fun way to start the day and a great kickoff to any festival morning.
I spent the early afternoon relaxing in Garcia's Forest, a small wooded area in the campground where tapestries were hung and where Grateful Dead was playing 24/7. It was a nice place to chill and get out of the sun for a while. With the heat of Virginia in August the organizers were smart to take advantage of whatever wooded areas they had available to them.
I headed into the main area just in time to catch the end of Twiddle. They brought Keller out to do an extended "Best Feeling," which was well appreciated by the Keller fans in the crowd. From there, Galactic took the stage for a nearly 2-hour set in the sun. This is a band accustomed to playing extended sets late into the night, so a couple hours in the heat wasn't a big deal to them. They had Erica Falls providing the vocals where necessary and Lee Oskar jamming on the harmonica for much of the set. Due to some scheduling changes they had an extended time slot, and they made the most of it with funky jams and giving everyone in the band a chance to shine. Falls did a great job taking on songs from a variety of vocalists with various styles, and she shined on songs like "Dolla Diva" and the infectious "Right On." Oskar fit right in with the horns, and the band gave him ample time to show off his skills as well. During a weekend with a good amount of funk, Galactic showed why they're some of the kings of New Orleans.
I found refuge from the sun during Hard Working Americans, knowing that I had a long night coming up. The band continues the solid tradition of American Southern rock that the various members have been exploring for decades. After a delay (due to flight issues), Phil Lesh & Friends finally took the rotating stage with members of The Infamous Stringdusters as well as Anders Osborne, Joe Russo, Jon Fishman, and Page McConnell all in support. It appeared that Osborne had some issues early on, resulting in an early Fishman/Russo drum duo. Phil spent the set directing traffic and running up and down his bass in ways that I had rarely seen in the past. This was another shorter set, just about an hour and a half, and the band did a great job of keeping the energy up for the entire show. "Scarlet Begonias" was a great opener, and "Dire Wolf" showed off some of the bluegrass chops that the Stringdusters brought to the table, as well as being one of the few songs where Paige made a significant impact. With so many folks on stage, the opportunities to step out were few and far between, but Phil gave everyone at least a couple shots throughout the set.
The second half of the set was the truly golden with an excellent "Uncle John's Band" with everyone hitting on all cylinders. The vocal harmonies were on point, led by the Stringdusters and their familiarity with one another. The Stringdusters also had a chance to lead the jam for a while, with multiple layers playing off of each other at the same time. They kicked things up another notch next, by bringing out Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks for "Mr. Charlie" and "Sugaree." Tedeschi provided some amazing vocals and truly owned the songs as she sang them. Trucks for his part showed why he's the best damn slide player alive today, and the rest of the band gave these two plenty of room to work with. Susan actually took the first solo on "Mr. Charlie" and showed once again that she can stand toe to toe with her husband, and Derek proved that God put him on this planet to play the slide. The focus was on Tedeschi's vocals for much of "Sugaree," although Jeremy Garrett's fiddle did stand out during parts of the song and Andy Hall got a nice dobro run. Tedeschi and Trucks left the stage and Osborne took over to lead the band through "Shakedown Street." They closed things with a soulful "Terrapin" with Phil singing. His voice has certainly lost some strength over the years, but he's still capable of leading the band through some chops. It was a nice end to a really great set from Phil & Friends.
After the two-song performance that Derek & Susan had put on with Phil, I was very excited for the full Tedeschi Trucks Band set. They absolutely proved their worthiness as a pre-headlining band with a 2 hour gospel, blues, and soul infused set that saw both Tedeschi and Trucks pushing themselves to great heights while the rest of the 12 piece band held things down and stood out when required. I can say without a doubt that I had never seen this type of blues and soul rock performed at anything close to the level of this band. Not only do you have two exceptional players with great chemistry in the duo of Tedeschi and Trucks, but the rest of the band has no problem keeping up. There were dozens of highlights, particularly those moments when you'd see Tedeschi edging on and pushing Trucks through various solos. The band moved through everything from full gospel-revival style versions of cover songs, particularly their take on "The Letter," to downtempo bluesy jams. Present throughout the entire set was Trucks' slide and Tedeschi's riffing, with percussion, horns, and keys all stepping in at times to add to the musical layers. I wasn't all that familiar with their material prior to the set, and I don't know that I'll spend much time listening to their studio albums, but this was a live performance that will put this band on my "must see" list whenever I have the opportunity.
My Morning Jacket ended the night on the main stage. With such an electric set from Tedeschi Trucks Band they had a hard act to follow, but they did a great job with it. If anyone wants to say that rock and roll is dead, all you have to do is take them to a My Morning Jacket show to prove them wrong. These guys have tons of energy, a great sound, and they are completely focused on bringing the crowd with them on a ride. While I only have limited familiarity with the band, they were another one that proved their worth without a doubt. Along with some of their better known songs like "One Big Holiday," "Off The Record," and "Touch Me I'm Going To Scream" they added a nice list of covers to their set. The one I think they pulled off best was their take on David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel," but they also threw in "Purple Rain," "Could You Be Loved," and "What The World Needs Now." They went well past midnight, and they kept their crowd for the entire set.
I went for more funk in the late night with a set from Lettuce. In a weekend full of top-notch funk acts, Lettuce brought their best to the party. Lots of horns, lots of solos and jams, and plenty of surprises. Nigel Hall came out for a couple tunes to provide vocals to the typically instrumental band. The band mixed funk, hip hop, and a bit of psychedelic to provide a wild closing set to Saturday night.
I unfortunately had to leave early on Sunday, which left me missing quite a bit of music. I was able to catch Phil & Friend's second set (featuring the Chris Robinson Brotherhood and Gary Clarke Jr.) and much of CRB's set on my drive home (thank you Sirius/XM Jam On for that). I streamed the Phish set, which didn't quite live up to the old saying "never miss a Sunday show" but was still a very solid set nonetheless. I've never missed a full day of a festival before, and I wasn't happy about missing this one, but I was thrilled about the three days that I did see.
Along with a top-notch musical lineup, the festival hit all of the other necessities well. The sound, lights, and screens were all high quality, giving fans a great view no matter where in the main concert area they were. While it would have been nice to have more smoothie/ice cream options due to the heat, the food was varied and the prices reasonable. Water lines never got out of hand, the camping areas were easy to identify and maneuver around, and the staff got folks in and out quickly. The grounds are big and there were plenty of fans attending, but it never felt overcrowded. They kept the grounds (and bathrooms) clean, there were no piles of trash, and I felt as safe and secure as I ever do at a festival.
Lockn' without a doubt puts the emphasis on the music and makes it as accessible to the fans as possible. They have a group that they're catering to, and every year they've put together a festival that would satisfy jam band fans of any stripe. They reached for the stars this year with two nights of Phish on top of a stacked lineup, and they hit on all accounts. They weren't trying to be a multi-sensory extravaganza or arts festival, and there were limited options for entertainment outside of the music. But, as a music festival, Lockn' 2016 will be very, very hard to top.
Electric Forest announces 2-weekend expansion
Electric Forest will expand to 2 weekends in 2017. The festival will return to Rothbury, MI on June 22-25 and June 29-July 2. The festival announced that, while there will be many artists playing both weekends, there will be unique features to each weekend. They will also be reducing the ticket sales for each weekend to help reduce the crowds. An initial lineup will be announced for each weekend prior to tickets going on sale.
Phish announce Big Boat
Phish will release Big Boat on October 7. The full tracklist hasn't been released but fans can expect at least some of the new tunes that the band has been introducing to their sets recently.
Umphrey's returns to Chicago for NYE, announce new album
Umphrey's McGee will be spending New Years in the hometown of Chicago for the first time since 2010. The band will play 12/29 at the Riviera Theater before heading to the Aragon Ballrom for 12/30-31. Tickets, including VIP packages, go on sale 9/17. They also announced that their new album Zonkey will be released on 11/11. The album will feature studio versions of various mashups that the band has done over the past few years.
Catskill Chill
September 23-25
New Minglewood
Lakewood, PA
Mike Gordon, Greensky Bluegrass, Keller Williams' Grateful Grass, Break Science Live Band, Dopapod, Perpetual Groove, Kung Fu, The Werks, Zach Deputy, Orgone, The Nth Power, The Main Squeeze, TAUK, Broccoli Samurai
Bear Creek Bayou
September 30-October 1
Mardi Gras World
New Orleans, LA
The Flaming Lips, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Lettuce, Soulive, Foundations of Funk, Dumpstafunk, The Floozies, Lotus, The Nth Power, Papadosio, Earphunk
Hillberry Harvest Moon Festival
October 13-16
Eureka Springs, AR
Railroad Earth, Greensky Bluegrass, The INfamous Stringdusters, The Travelin' McCourys, The New Mastersounds, Turkuaz, Larry Keel
Suwannee Hulaween
October 28-30
The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park
Live Oak, FL
3 nights of The String Cheese Incident, My Morning Jacket, Umphrey's McGee, STS9, Big Gigantic featuring The Motet, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, Lettuce, Grensky Bluegrass, The Revivalists, Snarky Puppy
Dominican Holidaze
December 1-5
Breathless Beach Resort & Spa
Punta Cana
Umphrey's McGee, The Disco Biscuits, STS9, Joe Russo's ALmost Dead, Lotus, Lettuce, Shpongle, The Floozies
Strings & Sol
December 9-13
New Sapphire
Puerto Morelos, Mexico
Yonder MOuntain String Band, Greensky Bluegrass, Railroad Earth, Leftover Salmon, The Infamous Stringdusters, Keller & The Keels, Keller Williams' Grateful Grass
Jam Cruise
January 20-25
Sailing from Miami, FL
The Original Meters, moe., GRiZ, Galactic, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Benevento Russo Duo, Lettuce, Kamasi Washinton, The Revivalists, The Motet, Beats Antique
Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds: Three Concerts On The Beach
February 23-25
Riviera Maya, Mexico
Panic En La Playa
February 27-March 3
Hard Rock Hotel
Riviera Maya, Mexico
Widespread Panic, Orgone, Southern Soul Assembly, Playa All Stars
Mountain Jam
June 16-18
June 8-11
Manchester, TN
Electric Forest I
June 22-25
Rothbury, MI
Electric Forest II
June 29-July 2
Rothbury, MI
August 24-27
Arrington, VA
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Studio 6 Dallas - Plano Medical Center features a fitness center, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers 24-hour room service, express check-in, and express check-out. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Market Forces blog + Imperial Energy
Leading shares have started 2009 on a bright note, reaching their best level since early November, with the heavyweight mining sector leading the way after a rise in metal prices
On another gloomy day for the market, with sentiment once more dominated by thoughts of recession, Russia-focussed oil explorer Imperial Energy bucked the downward trend despite another drop in the crude price.
The company's shares have been volatile in recent days as investors fretted about whether India's ONGC would proceed with its £12.50 a share bid for the company. With oil more than halving since the bid was unveiled in August, there was concern ONGC might try to renegotiate the terms. But ONGC has now received all the relevant approvals from Russian regulatory authorities, and it indicated today it hopes to seal the deal in the next two months or so. The effect of this was to send Imperial's shares soaring 126p to £11.26.
Analyst Brendan Wilders at Oriel Securities said: "The offer document is expected to be posted within 28 days. This should remove lingering doubts that the offer will proceed on its original terms."
Overall though, it was another dismal day, with the FTSE 100...
Russia-focussed oil explorer Imperial Energy in demand following signs that proposed bid by India's ONGC is well on track
Worries about falling global demand - especially from China has seen mining shares subside dramatically from their peaks
It's no fun at Hornby. Half year profits at the owner of toys from the eponymous train sets to the Scalextric racing game and Airfix model kits, are down a third at just £1.8m
Wall Street's fall out of bed overnight has pulled down London shares, with the FTSE 100 index down more than 80 points at lunchtime
In another volatile day's trading, the dominant factor in the end was Vodafone. The FTSE 100 closed 40.2 points lower at 5364.1, having earlier fallen as low as 5282.8.
If not for the day's spate of merger activity and the bail out of the US mortgage lenders Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the market would have been in real trouble.
Broadcaster ITV has been on a rollercoaster ride recently - pulled down by fears of an advertising slump one day, revived by takeover rumours the next. Today the bid talk is in the ascendancy.


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About COGEMA's Cadarache plant
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August 01, 2000
The Cadarache plant went into operation in 1962, nearly 20 years before more stringent seismic protection requirements were enforced in the region. The COGEMA Group makes security and safety absolute priorities, and it by no means underestimates the local risk of seismic activity.
In June of this year, the French environment and industry ministers agreed to the Group's commitment to present a series of proposals in the next autumn, including the future closing of the site.
These proposals are to take into account all industrial, economic and labor issues of this high-technology plant, which employs over 300 people. Recognized for the outsanding quality of its manufacturing facilities, COGEMA's Cadarache plant is certified ISO 9002 for production and ISO 14001 for environmental management. It also holds the KTA label which is specific to the quality standards of the German nuclear industry, and was awarded the 1999 French Prize for Quality Assurance.


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Aging brains and waning clocks on the process of habituation
dSir2 and Dmp53 interact to mediate aspects of CR-dependent life span extension in D Cyclical patterns of activity that occur every twenty- four hours are referred to as circadian oscillations. Most organisms experience circadian oscillations of some kind and human biology sustains numerous circadian oscillations that support complex physiological functions. As we age, the circadian clock begins to break down. For example, the molecular rhythmicity in expression or activity of some proteins dampens and our sleep/wake cycles become disrupted. This waning clock may have numerous consequences on our cognitive processes including learning and memory. That the circadian clock influences learning and memory has been demonstrated repeatedly, however, how individual proteins that comprise the clock machinery contribute to learning and memory is not clear [1]. In the May issue of Aging, Kondratova et al. use mice genetically altered in the Clock, Bmal1, and the Cryptochrome (Cry1 and Cry2) genes to address what properties these circadian clock components impart to these cognitive processes [2]. While the brain assists in synchronization of peripheral clocks, to keep accurate time in the brain as well as the periphery, the circadian clock relies on a central transcriptional and translational feedback loop [3]. In brief, the transcription factors Clock and Bmal1 heterodimerize and activate target gene promoters via E boxes, short motifs generally found in the promoters of many oscillating genes. Two of these target genes include the Per and Cry genes, which dimerize and interact with Clock and Bmal1, to inhibit subsequent Clock:Bmal1-mediated gene transcription. While these proteins are expressed in most tissues of the body, including the hippocampus, how they participate in normal hippocampal function or neuronal plasticity is Commentary


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Scientists understand why Mars boils
The cause of the "effervescence" of the Martian surface in the spring, found by French scientists, having modeled the surface of the red planet in a special laboratory Nantes University. Experience has shown that the seasonal elevation changes in which appear strange stripes and the hills associated with streams of water, is activated when the temperature in the Martian conditions of low pressure.
Scientists have built the "earth" and "Martian" conditions, poured in their sand, forming two dunes with a height of 1-2 cm, and placed on their tops by a piece of ice. "On the Ground" the water was calm, only slightly altering the surface of the dunes. But at low pressure of Mars, she behaved differently: rapidly evaporated, pushing the sand and causing marked deformation of the slope.
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Those plumes on the sand can leave subsurface water that occurs due to the melting of ice. She might not even break the surface, but still moving Martian sand as a result of its active evaporation. The movement of dry sand looks strange, but experiments show that it forms the spring of the Martian terrain each spring. As on Earth, this season of the year turns on each hemisphere, however, lasts almost two times longer than we have.Related posts:


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Sacramento Real Estate Lawyers
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Real estate law in Sacramento covers almost everything involved in the sale and use of land.
The numerous laws affecting real estate in Sacramento can sometimes feel overwhelming in their volume and complexity. This might apply doubly when your case involves a foreclosure, or a construction dispute.
Therefore, it's a smart idea to obtain at least a very basic knowledge of how real estate law in Sacramento works.
Having at least some knowledge of real estate law will be to your advantage in basically any real estate transaction. Knowing the law can give you a bargaining advantage and prevent you from being saddled with obligations that you don't have to assume.
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Financing: Not too many individuals or small businesses in Sacramento can purchase real estate with the cash on hand, simply because land is expensive, and few people have hundreds of thousands (or even millions) of dollars in the bank. In buying real estate, a mortgage is an outstanding solution for most people. Of course, you still have to pay the full price of the real estate you're buying, but a mortgage allows you to do this in installments, over a period of years.
Zoning: Zoning regulations govern what types of structures are allowed on various parcels, based on their location in a municipality. For instance, some areas in a city might be zoned only for residential use. Another area might authorize industrial use. These rules are meant to keep property values up, and promote harmony among neighbors by preventing conflicts.
Duty to Disclose: If you're buying a house in Sacramento, you have particular legal protections. The seller has a duty to tell the buyer about any defects that the property has. All defects which the seller knows about, and which the buyer can't be expected to discover through an ordinary inspection, must be disclosed. If the seller fails to disclose a defect, and the buyer later discovers it, the seller can be sued for any diminution in the property's value caused by the defect, the cost of repairing it, and any injuries the buyers suffers as a result.
Implied Warranty: All residential lease agreements in Sacramento carry with them an implicit promise by the landlord that the property is fit for human habitation. This warranty does not need to be explicitly stated in order to have effect, and neither the tenant nor landlord can waive it. Any contract claiming to waive this warranty is void. To be considered habitable, a building must not be so dirty as to pose a health hazard, it must have running water, it must have electricity, and it must provide adequate protection from the weather. There are many other requirements, but if a building or unit lacks any one of those, it will be considered uninhabitable.
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The issues briefly discussed above, as well as many others, can be very difficult. Accordingly, if you are engaged in any real estate transaction, it's never a bad idea to first consult with an experienced Sacramento real estate attorney.
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Life in SacramentoSacramento is the capitol of the State of California, seat of Sacramento County, and still only ranks as the 6th largest city in the state. Cited as one of the most ethnically and racially integrated communities in the United States by Time Magazine, Sacramento plays host to a wide variety of public, private, and religious K-8 schools. California State University Sacramento, University of California Davis, and The Art Institute are just a few of the options residents have for higher education. In addition there are a number of other private, public, vocational, and community colleges in the area. The top employer in Sacramento remains the State of California. The California State Capitol Building was erected in 1874 and is reminiscent of the U.S. Capitol Building. "The Big Four" who included Mark Hopkins (of the Hotels), Charles Crocker (local Mansion/Art Museum and Rail tycoon), Leland Stanford (tycoon, industrialist, the university), and finally Collis P. Huntington (another Transcontinental Railroad tycoon) financed the construction of the Capitol Building out of pocket.
Sacramento has a number of outstanding museums and tourist amenities like the Crocker Art Museum, a local NBA team, a historic Old Town District, and the western terminus of the Pony Express which is Sutter's Fort. the Fort was erected in 1839 and is most famous for its association with the Donner Party and Sutter's Mill where gold was first found. Aside from the historical, Sacramento is host of the major courts in the area including the California State Supreme Court, Sacramento County and City Courts, and other Federal run courts. These buildings are largely located in Downtown Sacramento but serve the entire Central Valley.


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Welcome to my New Website!
February 2017 marked my 30th year in the quilting business and to celebrate this milestone, Kallisti Quilts has created a brand new website from scratch. Although it will appear familiar to loyal customers, it now includes many interactive features, such as a search function, shopping cart and secure check out system. As always, custom orders and personal appointments in Waterloo are still welcome. Happy shopping!
Yoko Saito Prints - August 2017
Over the summer months, Kallisti Quilts continues to receive small shipments of gorgeous Japanese fabrics, including 14 prints (some pictured on the right) and 7 yarn dyes from Yoko Saito, which are an exciting addition to the current inventory. Several customers have already requested custom bundles of green and burgundy to get an early start on - you guessed it - Christmas projects! If you are equally organized, you can take a look at the new fabrics on page 1 of the Japanese Quilting Prints and Japanese Yarn Dyes section.
Japanese Yarn Dyes - July 2017
Small shipments of Japanese fabrics continue to arrive over the summer months. The latest collection includes a few lights, which are so popular that I can't keep them in stock! If you need to build your stash, you can purchase up to five fat quarters for only $5 shipping. The newest fabrics are posted on page 1 of the Japanese Yarn Dyes section. More coming in August and September . . .
South African Panels - June 2017
Just in time for Quilt Canada in Toronto, a small but stunning selection of South African panels has arrived! Along with many popular designs, Kallisti requested African Woman and Gazelles in several colours custom made to blend with the Tanzanian batiks. All fabrics are 100% cotton, measure approximately 10" square and cost $3 each. For easy shopping, panels are now listed alphabetically from Cheetah to Zebra. You can view the entire collection in the South African Panels section.
Diawabo Prints - April 2017
A few gorgeous new prints from Diawabo of Japan are now available, and based on the response of Open House attendees, these bolts will sell out quickly! While there are only two designs, they are both relatively large scale and come in four to six colours, each one beautiful as a theme print. All fabrics are 100% cotton, measure approximately 45" wide and cost $18 per metre or $4.50 per fat quarter. You can find them grouped together on pages 1 and 2 of the Japanese Quilting Prints section.
Diawabo Yarn Dyes - March 2017
With spring shows fast approaching, my large shipment of Diawabo yarn dyed fabrics has arrived in plenty of time for me to produce a couple of new booth quilts. With so many beautiful combinations, it will be difficult to choose! The new selection includes the very popular greyish blues and other colours (pink, purple and green), along with many neutrals from cream to black. All fabrics are 100% cotton, measure approximately 45" wide and cost $28 per metre or $7 per fat quarter. You can find these new Diawabo fabrics on pages 1 and 2 of the Japanese Yarn Dyes section.
New Tanzanian Batiks - January 2017
These fabrics are fairly traded from several talented batik artists in Dar es Salaam. They are hand printed and hand dyed, so shading naturally varies within each piece. This shipment also includes a few paint splatter and border prints, along with three colours of elephants, all of which I suspect will be very popular with African fabric collectors. Any residual wax can be easily removed with a gentle hot water machine wash without releasing any dyes. All batiks are 100% cotton, measure 45" wide and cost $14 per metre or $3.50 per fat quarter. You can find these fabrics in their own fabric section called Tanzanian Batiks.
Architectural Prints - November 2016
With the popularity of Yoko Saito's applique projects, especially houses, Diawabo has released this small collection of architectural prints. Four colours are available (whitewash, barnboard, charcoal and honey), each bolt including five different roofing or flooring prints across the 45" width. Fabrics are 100% cotton and cost $18 per metre. Fat quarters will not be cut, but you can request long quarters, half metres, etc. You can find these fabrics in the Japanese Quilting Prints section.
A Twist on Tradition - September 2016
At first glance, these new dobby prints appear to be a variation on a standard theme, but they are actually a fresh take on two ancient designs. Both the Seigaiha (Ocean Waves) and the Asanoha (Hemp Leaves) patterns were developed centuries ago and have been reimagined many times over by textile designers, among others. In the last fifteen years or so, Kallisti Quilts has seen and sold dozens of variations . . . You probably have more of these fabrics in your stash than you realize! Why keep collecting? This particular line features some unusual tones of the most popular Japanese colours and is more modern than most with the bold polka dot in the Asanoha and a welcome hint of secondary colour in both, creating movement and visual appeal. The added bonus is that this line is printed on light weight, textured dobby cloth. All fabrics are 100% cotton, measure approximately 45" wide and cost $24 per metre and $6 per fat quarter. You can find these fabrics in the Japanese Dobby Cloth section.
About Me
Established in November 2000, Kallisti Quilts is passionate about providing a diverse collection of imported fabrics for the discerning and innovative quiltmakers of Ontario and beyond. I specialize in Japanese and African cotton fabrics, including fairly traded handmade batiks, but I continually endeavour to find new suppliers and refresh your quilting vision. For a tactile experience, you may visit Kallisti Quilts at the shows listed on the Events page. I attend over a dozen shows each year, host two Open Houses in Waterloo and squeeze in as many trunk shows as my schedule allows.


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Dubai, May 10: India will begin their preparations for the Champions Trophy 2013 with two warm-up matches against Sri Lanka and Australia in England, ICC announced on Thursday (May 9).
On Thursday, ICC announced the schedule of warm-up matches to be played in the lead-up to the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 to be staged at Cardiff Wales Stadium, Edgbaston and The Oval from 6 to 23 June. The matches will be played from 30 May to 4 June at the three tournament venues. In line with previous ICC events, none of these matches will carry official ODI status.
On 30 May, 2002 winner Sri Lanka will take on Pakistan in a day/night fixture at Edgbaston that will start at 1300 (UK time). This will be the first of the four warm-up matches, which will be televised live by STAR Sports, ICC's host broadcaster and global broadcast partner.
On 1 June, India and Sri Lanka go head to head at Edgbaston in a day fixture that will start at 1030 (UK time) and will be televised live by STAR Sports. On the same day at Cardiff, defending champion Australia will take on 2004 winner West Indies in a day/night match that will start at 1300 (UK time).
On 3 June, South Africa and Pakistan will lock horns at The Oval in a day match that will start at 1030 and will be televised by STAR Sports.
On 4 June, Sri Lanka will square off against the West Indies at Edgbaston, and Australia will take on India. Both the matches will start at 1030 (UK time) while the Australia-India match will be televised live by STAR Sports.
In addition to the warm-up match, there will be captains' pre-tournament media conferences. The schedule of these news conferences will be announced in due course.
The following is the schedule of warm-up matches
Thursday, 30 May - Pakistan Vs Sri Lanka (D/N), Edgbaston*
Saturday, 1 June - India Vs Sri Lanka (D), Edgbaston*
Saturday, 1 June - Australia Vs West Indies (D/N), Cardiff
Monday, 3 June - Pakistan Vs South Africa (D), The Oval*
Tuesday, 4 June - Sri Lanka Vs West Indies (D), Edgbaston
Tuesday, 4 June - Australia Vs India (D), Cardiff*
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It is impossible to fully convey the persuasiveness, the relentlessly powerful pull contained in the perfume of the white Piemontese truffle tuber magnatum. In the streets and laneways of Alba in late autumn and winter, the smell envelops you almost as closely as the fog – la nebbia – that lends its name to the most prized grape variety of the region, nebbiolo.
You'll find tartufi bianchi (white truffles) everywhere. They lure you from shops, from wine bars and from restaurants, which slice them finely onto pasta, risotto or creamed potatoes from lunchtime until supper. You don't need a sign to find a dining destination; you can smell your way.
At each place that lures you in, the routine is pretty much the same. You'll be shown the truffle to verify it is the real thing and then it will be finely shaved directly onto your plate at the table. Along with creamed potatoes (with an egg poached in the centre) the most luxurious way to enjoy them – heaping luxury onto richness – is with tajarin, a finely cut egg pasta, which glows gold from all the yolks.
Typically the tajarin is dressed really simply with lightly salted butter, because it is really there to carry the delicate slices of truffle. Nor do you want anything to get in the way of complex retro-nasal aromatics of the funghi and tajarin combo – except perhaps a glass or two of (preferably) slightly aged nebbiolo. At LaLibera, my eating destination of choice in Alba over the course of four visits to the region, we enjoyed a 2004 Massolino Parafada Barolo one night in December last year and a 2001 E. Pira Chiara Boschis Via Nuova Barolo the next.
For those who have got to this point and who might think I'm sounding a little self-indulgent, this experience may be had at a reasonable price by anyone in the area, especially when compared with similar destinations in Australia. That's because the two wines cost €45 ($66) and €55 respectively and the tartufo supplement per person was €30. The wines alone would be triple in Australia, while $50 for an encounter with "the most expensive, subtle, and mysterious of the foods known to man" – to quote Alan Davidson of The Oxford Companion to Food – can only be described as a gastronomic bargain.
Tasting experience
Almost exactly this time last year I also found myself in Alba for an event called Nebbiolo Prima, which brought together international wine writers to assess all the upcoming releases of Barolo, Barbaresco and Roero: upwards of 70 wines each morning for four days. It was a tasting experience without peer in my 20 years assessing wine professionally, and I reckon I can still taste the tannin. (Grapes do not get much more tannic than nebbiolo, so during the tasting I rinsed my mouth out with full-cream milk).
It being the northern hemisphere spring there was no tartufo bianco, but there was still tajarin, invariably served threaded with fine skeins of julienned spring vegetables, and tiny agnolotti del plin filled with roasted veal, pork and rabbit and dressed with butter and sage. Seriously fiddly work making those agnolotti, but quite delicious when enjoyed with a glass of arneis or barbera. Because Piedmont isn't only about tajarin and truffles.
And it is the lure of tajarin and agnolotti del plin that will see me pulled back again later this year.
Classic Barolo brick dust, forest berry pips, and some raisin toast. Transitory wafts of fennel too. Deep and long in the mouth with melting nebb tannins and packed with pips. Classy stuff. 94/100, $93
Smells comfy and bread pudding fruity with mossy edges. Exuberant plum crumble flavours swirled in wet clay and peel. Tastes like a dry cornetto. A good nebb intro. 90/100, $29
This has lots of white pepper and gentle black cherry fruit and pit. Has plenty of pepper and woodsiness in the mouth too and that cherry again, with some flintiness. Delightful, fragrant shiraz. 91/100, $35
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(UK) Opera Today: "Oxford Lieder Festival: in conversation with Julius Drake" (by Claire Seymour, 27 Sep 2016)
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Daniel Taylor; Stephen Stubbs; William Byrd; John Dowland; Voix humaines (Musical group)
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|Songs with lute (3rd, 7th, 9th works), with instrumental consort (1st, 5th, 11th), with lute and instrumental consort (9th, 14th), instrumental ensembles (4th, 10th, 12th, 15th), lute solos (2nd, 6th, 8th, 13th).
The 1st, 4th, 5th and 10th works arr. by Susie Napper; the 9th, 11th, 12th, 14th and 15th works arr. by Margaret Little.
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Biographical and program notes in English and French, and English song texts with French translations inserted in container.
|Daniel Taylor, countertenor ; Les Voix Humaines (Susie Napper, Margaret Little, viole da gamba) ; Stephen Stubbs, lute.
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|Recorded Oct. 1999, Eglise Saint-Augustin, St-Augustin de Mirabel, QueÌbec.
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This is absolutely delicious and definitely worthy of company and for holiday family dinners. We used low sodium chicken broth and would next time add a tad of salt to bring out the flavours more and perhaps add a dash of lemon juice as well. But really - these are very minor recommendations - the dish is fantastic just the way it is. We used raw whole almonds and did not blanch them which added a tad more almond flavour as well. It is one of the recipes that somehow are more than the sum of their parts.
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- 14.79 ml almonds (slivered or sliced)
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When Gilly is caught stealing bread for her family, she is sentenced to three month at the Fairy Tale Reform School. The school would be a dream place to live it weren't for the former villain teachers who may or may not have given up their evil ways. Something sinister, however, is going on at the school. When the royal princesses come to inspect the school and someone tries multiple times to kill the, Gilly wonders if someone is trying to start a war or worse. She enlists the help of her friend, Jax. He, however, is hiding something. Can Gilly save the school and her new friends? Can she trust Jax? Who is trying to sabotage the school?
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Adding insult to injury, The Dudleys have broadened their attack to include not just Jimmy & Jey, but other members of the proud Anoa'i family, as well. The ECW Originals have trash-talked The Usos' father, WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi, and even jumped their cousin Roman Reigns.
Now seeing red, The Usos are intent on showing The Dudleys exactly why they, and not Bubba Ray & D-Von, were named the 2015 Slammy Tag Team of the Year. The Dudleys dominated The Attitude Era and beyond, but will they match up against one of the most successful duos of the past few years, the Uso-crazy twins?


text: Hi, On Sun, Jun 10, 2001 at 10:32:31PM +0900, Michael Dreher wrote: > > I followed the instructions on > http://www.uow.edu.au/~andrewm/linux/ext3/ext3-usage.html, and > make bzImage gave the following: > > fs/fs.o(.text+0x1f0fc): undefined reference to `BUFFER_TRACE2' Fixed in CVS (public anonymous cvs access is available). You can work around the bug in the released patch set by enabling buffer tracing in "make config". Cheers, Stephen


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Wichita in the Seventies
Publisher: Eunice Sterling Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution
Date Published: 1908
Edition: Fortieth Anniversary View Book
Binding: Paperback
Book Id: 25253
Oblong duodecimo [13 cm x 18 cm] Stapled blue wraps with a silver stamped title on the front wrap. Fair. The covers are faded. The edges of the covers are creased and have multiple small losses. The text block is completely detached from the covers. The first page has a contemporary owner's name and address. Four of the pages at the center are detachede, but present. Some age toning to the pages and offsetting of the photographs.
Photographs copied and prints made by Homer T. Harden. Features The First House in Wichita, Eagle Block, First Methodist Church, Wheat Market and more.