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Naval Live Oaks Trail is a 3.2 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Gulf Breeze, Florida that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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The Naval Live Oaks Visitor Center provide a wide range of accessibility features, including telephone handsets for audio description, a tactile model of an oak tree, and natural history objects.There are over 7.5 miles of trails including the .8 mile Breckenridge Nature Trail behind the Visitor Center. A covered picnic pavilion is available on a first come, first served basis and additional picnic tables are located nearby. Enjoy your lunch while enjoying the sparkling waters of Santa Rosa Sound! The Santa Rosa Sound shoreline is a wonderful option for people with small children who want to avoid the rough surf at the beach. The shallow, protected waters provide hours of swimming fun! Restrooms and outdoor showers are available.
Good hike but watch out for the ticks in the summer.
Trail is boardwalk style in the beginning and then you can take a couple different trails that can go in a loop or down to the beach side. In addition, the "fish trail" is also an option. Trail is a nice short walk that is shaded in most places. Trail is easy and I did not see any other walkers. Dog friendly on leash.
Dog friendly as long as you stay on the trail. Picturesque trails and plan on taking my mountain bike next time.
Great trail for walking and running
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A multi-car crash was reported on Route 9 south Wednesday morning.
Few details have been released, but officials said the crash was reported in the area of exit 23 in Berlin.
The highway was reduced to one lane, officials said, and that caused a massive traffic backup in the area.
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KARACHI, Aug 12: The Sindh government on Monday lifted a ban on pillion-riding more than five months after it was imposed in March with the authorities citing a 'better law and order situation' as the reason for it.
A senior official said the decision to remove the ban on pillion-riding was taken on advice of the security agencies, which suggested that the facility could be restored considering the recent trend of law and order.
"Definitely the ban is imposed on recommendations of the police and other law-enforcement agencies, which propose the restriction after certain intelligence reports and considering the vulnerable law and order situation," said Sharfuddin Memon, a consultant to the Sindh home ministry, which enjoys the right to invoke Section 144 of the criminal procedure code to impose a ban with immediate effect.
"Similarly, it's lifted under the same policy. The security agencies believe that when the situation improves and people may be allowed to ride pillion but the restriction may return if the law and order or security situation demands an immediate ban on the facility."
The ban on pillion riding always inconveniences the middle- and lower-middle classes with questions from all segments of society about objectives the law-enforcement agencies achieve by depriving more than a million Karachiites of a cheap transport and effectiveness of the curb itself when more than 850 people were killed during the last three months, mostly in attacks by armed riders.
The official argument favouring the ban on pillion-riding failed to convince the common man considering the number of people killed.
A report released by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan last week said some 1,726 people were killed in the city during the fist six months of 2013 and 853 were targeted from April to June when the ban on pillion riding was in place.
During April 262 people died against 258 dead during the corresponding month last year. May saw 278 people killed whereas the last year's death toll during that month was 244. The deadliest month, according to the report, of the first half year was June when 313 people lost their lives, which is way ahead of the 229 killings reported in June 2012.


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Carl will plan,lead and execute LEAF's ambitious education and public engagement strategy that will drive forward public understanding and demand for more sustainable food and farming and enable schools to enrich their curriculum.
Speaking on his appointment, Carl said: "The future viability of UK farming relies on consumers, children and young people trusting and respecting what farming delivers." Read more here.
It joins over 35 other LEAF Demonstration Farms set up to showcase the very best of sustainable farming practices to farmers, as well as to a wide range of audiences through organised visits.
The 1,300 hectare family owned farm in Essex specialises in contract farming and uses LEAF's Integrated Farm Management (IFM) principles to deliver more sustainable farming. As well as growing a wide range of combinable crops, the farm also runs a flock of Polled Dorset sheep. To read more click here.
The Countess, who became LEAF's Honorary President last year, toured the farm and estate. Her Royal Highness also met LEAF trustees, LEAF Demonstration Farmers and staff, as well as representatives from Overbury Enterprises. The visit enabled the Countess to see first-hand how LEAF's Integrated Farm Management (IFM) principles and how they are helping to deliver more sustainable farming. To read more click here.
The Gold benchmark confirms the leadership position of the LEAF Marque and we look forward to further positive benchmarking results in due course.
This is now live on the SAI Platform website and can be found: http://fsatool.com/ under the section 'Working with FSA', then ' FSA for Other Users' and select the hyperlink titled "Benchmarking Results and Planning Overview"
LEAF is now looking to build on its position as a leader in public engagement in food, farming and the environment and maximising FACE's expertise in the education sector. The newly expanded organisation will offer stakeholders and partners, improved efficiencies, enhanced engagement and will create even more opportunities for educating and engaging the public with food and farming click here.
Now in its twelfth year and organised by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), LEAF Open Farm Sunday once again saw hundreds of farms open their gates to showcase the world of farming to the public. To read more click here.
Initial estimates from organisers LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming) indicate that over 250k people spent the day at one of the 358 farms across the country that hosted an event, with many farms reporting higher than expected figures. To read more click here.
The study showed that for many businesses the value of participating in the LEAF Marque assurance system reached beyond their initial motivations for joining, which were predominantly financial, and helped them develop their businesses in ways they had not previously considered. To read more click here.
The vision for the proposed merger is to increase the impact and capability of the two charities' work in improving education and understanding of farming, food and the environment. To read more click here.
The 2017 LEAF Marque Summit explored the theme From My Field to Your Fork: Marketing the supply chain sustainability story and asked if the food and farming industry is doing enough to market its own sustainability achievements and aspirations. During a thought provoking day, speakers and delegates at the event debated the role that NGOs and independent assurance schemes, like LEAF Marque, can play for growers, farmers and retailers alike. Now LEAF are calling on the entire industry to collaborate and seize the opportunity for growth. To read more click here.
The report reveals that we continue to consolidate our strong position in the cereals and horticulture sectors and that progress is also being seen in the livestock sector. Cereals and horticulture remain the two largest sectors amongst LEAF Marque certified businesses: cereals represent 53% of total LEAF Marque crop area (194,441 ha – up 8%), while horticulture represents 41% of total LEAF Marque crop area (152,033 ha – up 5%). To read more click here.
As we prepare to leave the European Union, it is clear that the farming sector will be greatly impacted by this change. Smart, practical and reasoned approaches will be vital as we draw up a new UK Food, Farming and Environment Policy. Equally important is the support of those that need farming most - the public. To read more click here.
Grown by LEAF Marque certified business, Hopeman Christmas Trees Ltd in the Black Isle, a peninsula in the north of Inverness, the beautiful British Nordman Fir Trees have been produced following LEAF's Integrated Farm Management principles. Waitrose will be selling both cut and pot grown trees and they will be available from the last week of November. To read more click here
Natural Capital was the phrase on everyone's lips at LEAF's (Linking Environment And Farming). The conference, held at Savills, London, on Wednesday 9th November addressed the emerging opportunities and challenges for food and farming in this area.
To read more click here
The food and farming sector will be impacted greatly by this change and smart and reasoned approaches are critical to develop a confident, profitable and sustainable world leading UK food and farming sector.
That's the message to farmers from LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), as registrations for Open Farm Sunday 2017 open on 1st November.
To read the full press release click here
HRH The Countess of Wessex will take over the role of Honorary President from Baroness Hazel Byford DBE, who has been LEAF's President for the past ten years. The Countess will help LEAF on its mission to cement its place as the leading global organisation delivering more sustainable food and farming, as outlined in its recently launched five-year strategy.
Commenting on the announcement, Stephen Fell, LEAF Chairman said: "We are delighted that such an energetic and committed member of the Royal Family will be supporting our work as our new Honorary President.
The day featured thought provoking presentations from key industry figures who challenged delegates to think about what public engagement is, why it matters and what needs to be done to deliver real solutions. To read the full press release click here
LEAF's reponse to the report highlights the wide range of positve environmental work being carried out by farmers, through for example, the uptake of agri-enviornmental schemes, the LEAF Marque certification scheme and the adoption of Integrated Farm Management. Read LEAF's full response here
The conference, which will take place on Monday 12th September at The Auditorium, Sainsbury's, in London, will explore the theme: How can we make a step change in public engagement with food and farming?
The final visitor analysis released today, shows that more than half of the 261,000 visitors had never been to an Open Farm Sunday event before and one in five had never visited a working farm before. The results of the visitor survey and feedback from participating farmers indicates that LEAF's Open Farm Sunday continues to lead the way in engaging the public with farming and the breadth of goods and services it delivers. The theme this year was Discover The World of Farming and it certainly achieved this with 88% of visitors saying they learned something new about farming.
This summer, 42 progressive arable farms are embarking on a new model for sustainable farming and will maintain nature-friendly corridors on farmland which, if placed end to end, would reach from Land's End to John O'Groats - as part of a new partnership to enhance the natural environment and support farming communities. The new and unique collaboration - involving LEAF, The Wildlife Trusts and Jordans - will promote sustainable farming practice - and address rural development issues through The Prince's Countryside Fund. Known as the Jordans Farm Partnership, it will create a new model for UK farm sustainability and set high standards for nature-friendly farming.
Bangor University and the work being carried out at Henfaes Research Centre, will bring a wealth of expertise and crucial information on the role and development of Integrated Farm Management in upland and lowland livestock systems. Henfaes is also the sight of a wide range of research projects looking at improving efficiencies of agricultural production in both arable and horticultural production around sustainable intensification, agroforestry, soil science, nutrient management and greenhouse gas emissions.
The new five year strategy, which was launched at Cereals 2016 looks to significantly increase capacity to position LEAF as the go-to organisation for the delivery of more sustainable food and farming.
As LEAF celebrates its 25th anniversary and the news that consumer recognition of LEAF Marque has risen significantly from 9% in 2014 to
15% in 2016, the announcement indicates exciting expansion plans for LEAF.
To read the full press release click here and for the summary Five Year Strategy document click here
"Consumer recognition of the LEAF Marque has risen significantly from 9% in 2014 to 15% in 2016, as shown in the corrected report from England Marketing. It has not declined, as originally reported on 1st June," said Caroline Drummond, Chief Executive of LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming). "LEAF and the LEAF Marque are in growth, with a third of UK grown fruit and vegetables now coming from LEAF Marque certified farms, a rise from 25% a year ago. Furthermore, awareness for LEAF amongst farmers, the food industry and consumers has increased year on year, in part due to the success of Open Farm Sunday which we have run for 11 years and which receives widespread support from the food and farming industry. As consumers' interest in the provenance of their food increases I am confident that the demand for nutritious, sustainably produced food will continue to grow and with that the awareness of and demand for LEAF Marque produce."
For more information on the LEAF Marque click here.
Speakers from LEAF Innovation Centres provided a taster of the innovative areas of research and development within each section of IFM and LEAF Demonstration Farmers, working with IFM at the sharp end, explained how they were making these innovations work in practice.
To read the full press release click here
More than 70 attendees from across the food and farming industry came together at the event to discuss how to rise to the challenge of building more traceable and equitable supply chains that enable everyone to demonstrate their sustainabilty commitments.
Quentin's role will be to plan and lead a business collaboration strategy to work with third party organisations to place sustainable food and farming high on their agenda. Also as part of LEAF's growth strategy, it has announced the promotion of key players within its technical team.
Ian Ashbridge, Partner at Bidwells; Chris Collins, Professor of Environmental Chemistry at the University of Reading and Nigel Garbutt, past Chairman of GLOBALG.A.P. join LEAF at an exciting time as we celebrate our 25th anniversary this year and plan ahead to our next 25 years.
It will showcase sustainable farming methods, particularly in the area of grassland systems, and support the development and promotion of sustainable farming through Integrated Farm Management. The North Wyke site of Rothamsted Research becomes LEAF's eighth Innovation Centre.
Speakers and delegates, including representatives from agriculture, industry and academia, were united in the belief that science, research and innovation will be key to driving forward change.
Open Farm Sunday, managed by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), is the farming industry's annual open day where the public can find out how their food is produced and the work farmers do to manage the countryside. Since 2006, over 1000 farmers across the UK have opened their gates thanks to LEAF, welcoming over 1.5M people onto their farms.
BBSRC is making £17,000 available to develop up to 10 agricultural science activities that inspire and educate people about the science behind farming and food production; highlighting the importance of farming in the context of food security.
The resources will be available for farmers and visiting researchers at Open Farm Sunday on the 5 June 2016, and may also be used as curriculum targeted school resources. Activities must be on topic, understandable and easy for farmers to implement on their land.
The closing date for applications is 6 December 2015.
For more information, and details on how to apply visit: click here.
For more information on LEAF's Open Farm Sunday visit: www.farmsunday.org
LEAF Marque certified Trehill Farm, in Pembrokeshire, which is farmed by Peter and Gina Smithies, received a National Trust Fine Farm Produce award for their potatoes and were also named as winners of the Special Producer of the Decade Award. Our other winner was Warren Farm in Worcestershire, farmed by James and Victoria Hawkins, who took the top spot in the reginoal category for their Pure Herefordshire Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil.
Read the full press release here.
SIFAV, is an initiative set up by IDH, The Sustainable Trade Initiative which aimes to make imports of fruits and vegetables from Africa, Asia and South America 100% sustainable by 2020.
Results from the visitor exit survey also showed a 40% increase in the number of people visiting a farm for the first time and a 49% growth in the number of visitors from urban areas compared with 2014 data. An impressive 80% of all visitors reported that they had learned something new during their Open Farm Sunday visit, with a significant number of visitors reporting a better understanding of the role of farmers in producing food and caring for the countryside. Following their Open Farm Sunday visit, 40% of all visitors rated their knowledge of the role of farmers as 'excellent'.
They are LEAF's first glasshouse businesses to become LEAF Demonstration Farms and join a group of 40 other farms in the UK showcasing the very best of sustainable farming practices. LEAF Demonstration Farms act as 'living classrooms' demonstrating the sustainable farming principles of Integrated Farm Management (IFM) to other farmers, supply chain, conservation groups and members of the public. IFM is a whole farm business approach that delivers more sustainable farming. It uses the best of modern technology and traditional methods to enrich the environment and engage local communities.
Tangmere Airfield Nurseries Ltd is one of Europe's largest sweet pepper producers with more than 100 acres of state of the art glasshouse facilities in the UK and Spain. The business produces over 60 million sweet peppers every year and supplies major UK retailers as well as the wholesale market and has been LEAF Marque certified since 2003. The LEAF Marque is a leading assurance scheme recognising sustainably farmed products.
Full membership is the highest membership status within ISEAL and demonstrates a high level of compliance with ISEAL's Codes of Good Practice, which are seen as global references for developing credible standards. The Codes of Good Practice cover standard setting, impact evaluation and assurance (certification and accreditation). Full members must adhere to the Code and are proven to be credible, effective and committed to continually improving their impacts.
LEAF's global assurance system, the LEAF Marque, which recognises farmed products produced to more sustainable standards, is underpinned by the principles of the ISEAL Codes of Good Practice. The LEAF Marque is based on LEAF's principles of Integrated Farm Management (IFM), a whole farm business approach that delivers more sustainable farming. It uses the best of modern technology and traditional methods to enrich the environment and engage local communities.
LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming) has released its latest global impacts report which reveals continued growth in the area of crops grown on LEAF Marque certified businesses across the globe. In 2014, it broke through the 250,000 hectare barrier for the first time, standing at 266,324 hectares, representing a year on year increase of 7.8 per cent. The most significant growth was in Northern Europe, which saw a 29.8 per cent increase in the area of crops grown under the LEAF Marque standard system.
Read more here.
Following the success of Open Farm School Days last year, LEAF is encouraging farmers to invite schools onto their farms to help children get a better understanding of where their food comes from.
Open Farm School Days is run by LEAF in partnership with Farming and Countryside Education (FACE), alongside Open Farm Sunday (7th June) – with school visits happening throughout June.
LEAF joined leading representatives from across the Scottish farming and food industry to encourage more farmers to engage with consumers by getting involved with Open Farm Sunday. At a reception held at Holyrood, Edinburgh, recognition was given to the positive contribution Scottish farmers have made as part of LEAF's Open Farm Sunday over the last nine years, in changing public perception and understanding of the farming industry. The evening featured talks from Alex Fergusson MSP, Caroline Drummond MBE, LEAF Chief Executive, Dr David Roberts, SRUC and LEAF Scotland Chairman, as well as Open Farm Sunday host farmer Michael Clarke of Williamwood Farm, Dumfries.
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The LEAF Sustainable Farming Review enables LEAF members to farm more sustainably, providing an annual health check of their businesses and helping them to implement and measure the impacts of Integrated Farm Management (IFM)*.
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The event, which was held at the House of Commons, recognised the positive contribution Open Farm Sunday has made over the last nine years in changing public perception and understanding of the farming industry and acknowledged the help of the hundreds of farmers and their helpers who have made it happen.
A range of speakers including Dr Gordon Jamieson - Knowledge Exchange and Commercialisation Director, John Innes Centre, Dr Grant Walling, Director of Science and Technology, JSR Ltd, Fraser McKevitt, Head of Retail and Consumer Insight at Kantar Worldpanel, Caroline Drummond from LEAF as well as LEAF Demonstration Farmers Andrew Francis from Elveden Estate and Patrick Barker from EJ Barker & Sons each spoke about issue of resilience and diversity within the sectors of crops, livestock, biodiversity and in our diets.
This year's President's Event will bring together some of the evidence of the impact of agricultural diversity on productivity, pest and disease control, ecosystem services, nutrition and health. It will also explore the potential to minimise the effects of climate change on farming, specifically relating to crops, livestock, biodiversity, our markets and diets.
The Declaration of Abu Dhabi is a global collaboration between public and private partners in the food industry in order to identify, align and implement practical, sustainable solutions to growing global food security and safety challenges.
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375 farms opened up across every corner of the UK – from Britain's most southerly mainland farm on The Lizard in Cornwall to the most northerly on the Orkney Islands. Some farmers reported that more visitors were travelling further out of urban areas to visit a farm, and were pleased to see a real willingness to learn about farming and food production.
The full press release can be downloaded here
Based on the edge of South Petherton in Somerset, Frogmary Green Farm is a 500 acre poultry and arable farm, run by Nick and Claire Bragg. The farm also grows potatoes for supermarkets, maize and grass for fodder. Frogmary Green Farm joined LEAF in 2008 and became LEAF Marque certified in 2013.


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I know, I know -- "artisanal" isn't really better than non-artisanal pasta, just more expensive, right? Well, I'm eager to try an Alain Ducasse pasta recipe recently published in the NYTimes, and he insists that "You have to use a high-quality hard-wheat pasta . . . made with old-fashioned bronze dies, . . . usually labeled 'artisanal.' That kind of pasta has the best flavor and also a rougher texture, so it can grab the sauce."
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Nowadays, app developers are targeting their creations to helping save people in dangerous situations. Adding to the list of apps that could potentially help save your life is a new app created by two local software developers under the names of Bob Bertsch and Jake Joraanstad. After recently developing an app intended to help victims of floods last March, they have turned to a new topic: winter driving.
The app, called Winter Survival Kit, is a free program available for both iOS and Android smartphones created by NDSU Extension Service. Its main purpose is to help motorists be ready when they are driving during winter as well as serve as an assistance in times of an emergency. Through the app, the location of the motorist can be pinpointed. It can also call 911, notify friends and family, plus monitor how long the gas will hold out. In addition, the app can give out life-saving alerts upon the push of a big red button on its home screen. This button says, 'I'm Stranded!' Motorists can get advice such as 'stay with your vehicle and keep the tailpipe clear of snow, since a backup can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.'
'It's our sincere hope that no one ever has to use it,' said Bertsch. 'But if one person does have to use it and it keeps them in their car or keeps them from succumbing to carbon monoxide poisoning, then it is definitely worth the time and effort that was spent on the app.'
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While this sounds like a really helpful app, there are some limitations to it. Because there are some rural areas in the country that have substandard cellphone coverage, some features of the app could be impeded. When this happens, the app will automatically tell its user that his location can't be pinpointed and suggest that he call 911.
Winter Survival Kit currently works in the US and Canada. As of this writing, it is the only winter survival-specific app currently available. It has also been downloaded up to 50,000 times from the Android Market. It also has a 4.6 star rating.


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More from cherished artist Terry Harrison, with him this time creating rocks/boulders lining a meandering stream. He uses three brushes and a handful of colors to create a truly convincing image.Watch as he uses wha he calls the 'credit card' technique to scrape into the foreground layer of dark ultramarine to reveal a textured surface which resembles that of a weathered boulder. Incredibly it is all done in 5 minutes. What are you waiting for?
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TAG: Does Tyson have insight on what makes a great tennis champion?
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The following is printed in the Rumors Section of SI.com's tennis page. It comes straight from Scoop's story on tennis-prose.com. The "I" in the story is Scoop.
Mike Tyson: Navratilova was better than Serena
I said to Mike something to the effect that Martina was great in her time but Serena Williams today would beat her, just totally overwhelm her with her intensity, powerful baseline game and those heavy, 120 mile-per-hour serves. Mike not only disagreed, he disagreed vehemently. He spoke with firm conviction in his voice and used his hands for emphasis. "It's not about intensity and power…Continue to read full article...
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Graphic designers apply – Website Design – unique layout and design required. Not technical, minimal coding.
I am looking to create a user generated content site. This site will comprise of personal sport videos being uploaded by users and other users being able to view and comment on the videos. I want a modern minimalist style applied with hover or catchy effects so it captures the audience.
I want to take a different approach to webpage design and have a site that is presented in a size bigger than 1024×768. Wide rather than tall and skinny. I want the main pages to be completely viewable with minimal scrolling down.
I want 5 pages designed with effects that stand out:
- Homepage – this page will have 9 small images with hover over effects, A video from youtube linked and able to play and a join/register button that enables users to join. Some small text will be added and a website navigation bar. Social media links such as facebook twitter, youtube to be included.
- Categories Page with brand logo images visually viewable (some additional data to appear next to the brand image when mouse hovers over logo) This page will have 50+ images all of 140 x 90 and therefore will need to be managed so its on one page. I prefer to click on a category and the available brands appear about 16 per category.
- Product page (1 large image 1400 x 730) with 3 smaller sections 500x 350) 2 of these are images and one is text. I require image mapping on the large image with a highlighting hover effect when the mouse runs over that mapped section of the image.
- A page where videos will appear. One main video and a number of smaller videos that users can browse through and click and watch. (appear like youtube layout) This will also include a comment section under the video.
- a generic webpage template applying the same theme as the above designs but with the ability to change the title. This page will be copied for a About page, Contact us page, whats new, etc and therefore is not required to be overly detailed like the above.
If happy with the design, look and feel I will want additional features added to the site which requires coding (user database features for Videos)
As stated this is a design project (phase 1) and not so much involved in the technical coding aspects of user databases. Technical aspects are Phase 2.
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I have all images and text ready to go – so this is purely layout and making it look nice. I have attached my mock up designs. This is purely to show what the images look like so you can create a design of that
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Another try at an HF FAX decoder…
About two years ago, I spent an evening and hacked together a simple program for taking recordings of HF-FAX transmissions and converting them into image files. The other day, I thought I'd dust that code off, but I couldn't find it. So, instead, I reimplemented it from scratch. There is an interesting bit of math that I finally understood when I reimplemented it, which actually worked out rather well. I took a recording that I made of the New Orleans Coast Guard's station broadcast, and it turned into this picture:
I'll have to work a bit on the sync detection and scaling, as well as rectification, but it's looking pretty good for the small amount of effort I've placed in it.
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I enjoy reading you adventures with WX FAX displays.
Several years ago (maybe 20 or so) I was playing with some code that I wrote to display HF-FAX, I wanted to to see what I could do with the data – I tried displacing (and smear) the pixels "up" within the display image, dependant on it cloud brightness and then merge it back with a base map – the results was very interesting fake 3D like display. My code processed the image from top-to-bottom and therefore it was done in place on a small machine, It was most interesting for viewing circular storm patterns. For a long time I kept several of the most interesting images, but alas, now they are lost.
As fast as you write code, I am sure you could do something similar in few minutes.
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What do we believe? And in God's name why?
These are the thorny questions that Lewis Black, the bitingly funny comedian, social critic, and bestselling author, tackles in his new book, Me of Little Faith. And he's come up with some answers. Or at least his answers. In more than two dozen essays that investigate everything from the differences between how Christians and Jews celebrate their holidays, to the politics of faith, to people's individual search for transcendence,… (more)
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I think its best use is probably keeping off bodyfat on a bulking phase rather than losing bodyfat in a cutting phase.
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We enjoyed the sunshine and warmth this last week in Orlando. It was an excellent change from the dismal NYC weather we had been having and apparently it was a great week to miss being in the Big Apple. Frigid temps prevailed but not in Orlando.
We filled our time with golf - bad golf, but is there bad golf if there is golf? - seeing the Yankees in Tampa with a pit stop at Busch Gardens, a quick trip to Port St. Lucie to see the Mets (they both lost sad to say)- a visit to the Kennedy Space Center, and the requisite visit to Epcot. And there it was our week was gone.
It was also filled with eating. The eating ranged from excellent (homemade breakfasts at our condo) to dismal - a $5.99 breakfast buffet at a nearby Houlihans which was the most awful meal I've had in a long long time. It was gross to look at and gross to eat. The best meal was at Enzo's on the Lake where the food seemed honest and real and the waitstaff welcoming. We enjoyed the antipasto for 2 - great white beans and shrimp in particular; a fish soup that was the special of the day (apparently it is usually a main course - it was flavorful and very filling so I really didn't have room for the papardelle with arugula and mushrooms. Sadly I had to leave a lot of it. We ordered a Nebbiolo from the lower end of the wine choices ($40) - it was ok tho very tannic and needed a lot of breathing time. It wasn't cheap but it was all in all quite delicious and in a very unexpected neighborhood - very commercial looking - and suddenly in this small enclave was a restaurant on a lake. Go know!
Earlier in the week we got to Chez Vincent's for my birthday. Despite 2 phone calls - one on Sunday and one that Thursday - it seemed our reservation was not put down. I guess the allure of the party of 24 that was there that night made us quite forgettable. They made it up to us a bit for the 35 minute wait by serving us glasses of a quite delicious champagne. It was not quite enough but it did make the right effort. I didn't recognize the restaurant at all from its website pics. Apparently it was recently re-done. And the neighborhood was quite surprising - trendy and well-heeled it seemed with lots of Mercedes to show it off. Dinner was not cheap! The escargots were grand but the house salad even with the added chevre did not do a lot. The duck main course was cooked well but didn't seem to have a lot of flavor. My husband's fish dish - an assorted tasting of all of the dishes the restaurant offers - seemed just a mish mash. The staff treated us well and it was a 'real' place but I don't think we would go back.
We enjoyed our visit to Season's 52. It was a handsome looking space (the one on Sand Lake Road) and the waiter was attentive. In the end tho it just had a really corporate chain feel to me - albeit upscale. I just like my restaurants to be a bit more personal. No complaints at all about the food. In fact, everything was quite delicious and the wine lovely. In particular, the special Greek Salad was wonderful. I would pass on the mini desserts tho. Too precious for me.
We did get to Del Frisco's. I don't know if it would have made a difference to be in the other room but the crowd at the central bar in the backroom coupled with the convention group of 8 guys at the next table proved to be too much for me. We enjoyed red wine, salads, and soup before sharing a porterhouse. It was nicely prepared but alas wasn't aged beef I had come to expect and not nearly as flavorful as I would have liked. Also, the busboy who served it didn't have a clue as to how to slice it for my husband and me and so butchered it a second time. The potato and onion side order was delish but the creamed spinach with the over-the-top layer of cheese was just not edible. Sometimes simpler IS better. I did love the humongous black jelly beans on the way out. Better than any dessert.
Hmmmm where else...we WERE gone a week. Oh yes, a client was in town at the same time we were and insisted we eat near her Universal resort so off we went to Bice. It was civilized in tone and all but the food didn't measure up to the hype. I had a salad and a 1/2 order to spinach gnocchi with sage and butter (rather than the complex sauce they wanted to serve) and I shared some osso buco with my friend. It was all right but at the price ($100 per person) it just was not at all good enough! And it didn't help that they had only one bottle of the really good white we ordered from the menu and the other one they suggested as a substitute but markedly inferior.
One late night we got to Ming's. We wanted to eat light so we had the seafood soup and an appetizer portion of pork and a dish of eggplant and string beans. Everything was good but I just didn't get too excited there.
Surprising we had another good meal at the Diner down the road from Tradition Field in Tampa before the Yankee game. Someone there made a mean chicken soup. That was definitely the best thing I had. The fried chicken was ok and the pineapple upside down cake was just too sweet but that chicken soup was really yum.
We didn't get to nearly all of the restaurants I had on my list -- no bbq, not to Cedars, no Vietnamese food or Ethiopian. I guess we'll have to visit again!
So now I am home and still full and returning to 'normal' eating. Thanks to all for the posts and all of the suggestions. It was much appreciated. I hope that I can return the favor when anyone here wants to come up to NYC!


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50 Ways for Church Leaders to be Generous
by GenerousChurch | June 13, 2013
When it comes to serving others, Andy Stanley says, "Do for one what you wish you could do for all." In other words, you'll never be able to give as much as you want to give. But, don't let the fear of being unfair stop you. Serve someone. Give what you can. Practice generosity when it's possible.
Not only is it good for the one that you serve, but it's also good for you.
In fact, Jesus said that the way to become great is by being a servant. The way to approach life is with an open hand – going the extra mile, turning the other cheek, giving without expecting anything in return.
If you are a church leader, it is especially critical for you to model a lifestyle of generosity for your people. Let them see you give. Encourage them to follow your generosity as you follow the generosity of Christ. And the more generous your church community becomes, the more you will expose the ways of God.
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This week, Gary Dobson and David Norris were found guilty of the racially aggravated murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence. Oliver Laughland talks to two pupils, Abolanle Salvador, 16, and Neil Graham, 17, from Stephen's old school, Blackheath Bluecoat near Eltham, where the murder took place 18 years ago.
Neil Graham: When I heard the verdict I felt relief, even though I wasn't born at the time he was killed. It was for Stephen's parents especially, because I could see the torment they were going through. My mum was happy too.
Abolanle Salvador: I knew about Stephen Lawrence but didn't really think it had affected me. So when I knew the trial was beginning, I started to research it. It was so traumatising, I'd never thought about Eltham in that way but it became a big deal again to go there. It didn't seem like a place I wanted to be at all. I did not want to be by myself. This morning it was dark, and I was quite paranoid about coming to school, even though I was dropped off. I just felt so unsafe; I hardly ever feel unsafe because this is my community. Although I don't live here, I know most of the shopkeepers, but just to realise something like that can happen out of the blue ...
NG: I think many of the people from Eltham who come to this school feel the same way as you. I'm not particularly scared, I play rugby there so I have to go every Sunday. However, I don't really roam around. But take into consideration that this was 18 years ago. Things have changed. The inquiry [Macpherson report] said that the police were racist in some ways, but now there's a new commissioner and, people say, big change.
AS: Just because there was a big investigation into the police force doesn't mean there aren't still racist individuals within the force. I think it's quite worrying to know that it took 18 years for anyone to be convicted of such an obvious crime. The videos were so incriminating, there was such a lack of motivation from the police to actually do something about it.
NG: I thought racism was illegal. The things they said like: "I'm going to skin a nigger alive and burn them after", I thought that in itself was an offence.
AS: If you'd just come into the country and were a black person seeing those videos you would find it really difficult not to feel hate. It's such a misrepresentation of white people.
NG: And with sentences of 14 and 15 years for two out of six people, we still feel justice hasn't been served yet.
AS: I hope the neighbourhood run the other murderers out of there. What was most shocking to me was that I heard they still had families. How can you have a family with someone like that? Are there other people like that who agree with them?
NG: Because some of these guys are still out there you might think, that could be him, that could be the racist guy that killed Stephen Lawrence. Some people might feel kind of wary. If I'm walking down a dark road one night, if I see a white guy, it could be him, he could just kill me randomly, he could get away with it because they got away with Stephen Lawrence.
AS: I don't know how I feel about that. It's unlikely they'd do it again, they're probably in hiding or something. Though it does worry me the fact that they're out there.
Oliver Laughland: Is the history of the case felt around school?
NG: Our school might be closing down [Greenwich council is consulting on the phased closure of the school due to falling numbers, a move opposed by staff and governors]. They want to send us to Eltham Foundation, a secondary school in Eltham, and since the court case many people feel very intimidated and scared. It's a predominantly white school and this is a predominantly black school, and to go over there might cause tension. So people here are worried about that.
AS: We don't know what's going to happen. There could be a certain amount of division between the two races, which won't be good. But I think it's also a wider stereotype caused by the media. I don't think there's racism in London, I think there's a sort of intimidation; white people are intimidated by black people because of the stereotypes the media causes.
NG: I think people get confused about people's cultures, I live in south-east London and straight away people think I'm ghetto boy or that I carry a knife or, because I wear a hoodie, that I'm a bad boy – well is a bad boy a person that gets high grades in their GCSEs?
OL: The broader legacy of the Lawrence case was the Macpherson report, which labelled the police institutionally racist. From your experience is that something you'd say is still true?
NG: We had a white police officer come here, he's the only officer I've met who I can say was good. When I go out on the road, I'm never stopped by a black policeman; I've always been stopped by two white policeman. I've been stopped and searched twice, both times for no reason, just randomly, strolling down a road. There might be five white people there, with me, and they'll stop and search us. I felt outraged. My friends tell me they've been stopped and searched five times in one day.
AS: It's different for me because I'm a girl, I've never been stopped and searched before, but I see it all the time. In a way – when I see them dressed in hoodies and looking a bit suspect – sometimes they've been stopped and searched because they've had previous offences, I think if you look like you're about to do something, then what do you expect? They're doing their job; their job is to just keep the streets safe. If you do look a bit suspicious, please know you will get stopped and searched.
OL: Do you think coming to the school where Stephen studied makes you think about the case differently?
NG: I went to the University of Greenwich and I met his mother, she was talking to us about how her son and all black people should always strive to do well.
AS: I don't feel a direct connection, but there's a portrait of him on the wall outside the staff room to honour his memory, and there's also a tree outside with a plaque. I think children here should pay more visits to that and just remember. I always feel like there's a purpose to everyone's life, and though he did die early I think his death was significant – it made change, and that's what he should be remembered for.


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Inspired by the sublime David Silva, City played with real conviction in the second half but it was too little, too late. Their dream is over for another season. They may not even make the Europa League.
Roberto Mancini's side were pitted in a tough group, containing all champions, but losing in Amsterdam, even acknowledging Ajax's excellence, was poor, while drawing all their home games was woeful.
City need to rebuild their citadel. The Etihad must become a venue feared by visitors. Cristiano Ronaldo looked like he owned the place in the first 20 minutes, mocking the home fans' taunts of "You're just a s--- Lionel Messi". City were so open in the early stages.
As champions of England, City in a way represent one of the Premier League's serial flaws, a lack of concentration defensively. Mancini was painfully aware of this, even using his programme notes to appeal for greater focus from his defenders following failures late on at the Bernabeu and in both meetings with Ajax.
City were also taken apart by Borussia Dortmund here in this group of woes. Yet Mancini's 3-5-2 tactics hardly strengthened the barricades, inviting Ronaldo and Angel di Maria to run beyond City's wing-backs, causing much alarm in the early stages. Only when Mancini switched to the more familiar 4-2-3-1 did City look more robust.
As the inquests continue into City's exit from Europe's elite competition there will inevitably be question-marks about Mancini's own record in the Champions League, which was hardly covered with epic moments at Inter Milan.
Following this demise, Mancini even had to field a question on whether he feared for his job, particularly after Roberto Di Matteo's sacking six months after guiding Chelsea to the Champions League.
Mancini, though, enjoys the support of his club's owners, deservedly so, having led City to the title. There is an air of patience and permanence around City from the boardroom to the dugout to the impressive building work going on at the adjacent Etihad Campus. The disappointment flowing from this exit will not be followed by panic.
Mancini talked of a learning curve but he had some experienced defenders out there, men such as Vincent Kompany and Maicon, yet City were far too sluggish in forming proper resistance when Real surged forward after 10 minutes. City's left flank, and Aleksandar Kolarov in particular, simply watched as Di Maria controlled the ball. He had so much time he could have lit a cigar, signed a few autographs and checked his stocks and shares.
Untroubled by City players, Di Maria calmly lifted the ball into the box. Karim Benzema ghosted in, totally ignored by Maicon, and turned the ball past Joe Hart from five yards. Pablo Zabaleta, who started as the right-sided of the three centre-halves, glared at Maicon.
Then Ronaldo began to show, leading Kompany a merry dance at one point. Real cut Mancini's back three to light-blue ribbons. Xabi Alonso released Khedira, Kompany and Matija Nastasic resembled sleepy night porters. Only Hart's quickness off his line denied Khedira.
City were slowly finding their feet. Sergio Agüero had already brought a smart save from Iker Casillas. City then switched to a back four, Zabaleta moving over to left-back with Maicon withdrawn to right-back, although still advancing at times, even poking a shot wide. Silva began to show, weaving his neat way down the inside-right channel, losing Fabio Coentrao, but Edin Dzeko was having one of his laboured nights.
Ronaldo threatened on the break. Yaya Touré resorted to illegal measures to stop Ronaldo's progress, earning a booking that removes him from the trip to Borussia Dortmund on Dec 4. Some City fans chanted "cheat" at Ronaldo, an affront to a special player. Ronaldo's calibre was respected by the City players and Aguero raced back 50 yards to dispossess Real's No 7.
Mancini twisted. Javi Garcia was sent on for the second half, Kolarov withdrawn, and the new arrival allowed Touré to push on. City looked slightly sharper. Silva sent Agüero through but the Argentine overran the ball. Silva was lively, testing Casillas. Mancini sent on Carlos Tévez for Samir Nasri. City were giving their fans hope, playing with more fight and pride. They began hunting an equaliser with greater hunger. Maicon swept in a cross from the right, gifting a wonderful chance for Agüero, who placed his shot too close to Casillas. Agüero's next move was more telling, running into the box, going to ground under a challenge from Alvaro Arbeloa with 16 minutes left. The Italian referee, Gianluca Rocchi, pointed to the spot, angering Real, who felt it was the softest of decisions. With Arbeloa already booked, the former Liverpool player had to walk. Agüero increased the punishment with a cool penalty past Casillas.
Mourinho was furious with the decision but with City unable to punish the 10 men, the Special One was overall in quixotic mood on his 100th Champions League game, giving a huge smile to a City ballboy one moment, the next sarcastically applauding the fourth official's signal of five minutes' injury time.
The game ended on a slightly sour note with Mourinho and Mancini failing to shake hands.
Team details:
Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Nastasic, Maicon, Kolarov (Javi Garcia 46), Nasri (Tevez 60), Toure , Silva, Dzeko,Aguero (Milner 88).
Subs: Pantilimon, Lescott, Sinclair, Barry.
Booked: Toure ,Maicon,Nasri,Zabaleta,Javi Garcia.
Goals: Aguero 74 pen.
Real Madrid: Casillas, Arbeloa, Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Fabio Coentrao, Khedira, Alonso, Di Maria (Albiol 90), Modric (Callejon 68), Ronaldo, Benzema (Varane 74).
Subs: Adan, Kaka, Ozil, Nacho.
Sent off: Arbeloa (73).
Booked: Arbeloa, Alonso, Sergio Ramos.
Goals: Benzema 10.
Att: 45,740
Referee: G Rocchi (Italy).


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This week when I was browsing the Yum Market, I came across a lot of funny little things that made me laugh. It seems kitsch, that fine line between artsy and tacky, has found a suitable place in the kitchen. Kitchen kitsch comes in many different forms and flavors: ghost salt and pepper shakers, pig snout shaped salt holders, or egghead measuring cups to name a few. This bee shaped honey jar, found by laura1867 is a perfect example of a kitchen tool that is chic, weird, and cool all at the same time. If you want to add some humor to your kitchen, one or two pieces are fabulously fun, but an entire kitchen will look garish and gaudy. Browse the selection I have compiled below for more inspiration!
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December 11, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Serving events with up to 2,000 guests, the Minneapolis Depot boasts grandeur and elegance. This flexible event space makes it perfect for hosting any stage of the wedding whether it be the engagement party, the wedding reception the bridal shower, or rehearsal dinner.
Their full catering service, complete with hors d'oeuvres served butler style, offers three different packages: silver, gold or platinum to work with any budget. With eleven large meeting rooms, an outdoor pavilion and the Great Hall, the Minneapolis Depot provides numerous space options in a timeless setting.
In the top two percent of private clubs in the United States, Edina Country Club provides a classic setting for wedding receptions with up to 300 guests. Their banquet department boasts the finest food and beverage service, complete with delectable cuisine.
With a sprawling green golf course and stylish indoor reception space, Edina Country Club is an ideal event site year round. Known for their exceptional service to their guests, couples can relax knowing they will experience the best.
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- Orig prod. MUSIC & WORDS: Jerry Herman. ORCH: Philip J Lang. COND: Donald Pippin. CAST: Angela Lansbury, Beatrice Arthur, Jane Connell, Charles Braswell, Jerry Lanning, Frankie Michaels. (Col KOS-3000; CD/Col CK-3000; CD/Sony SK-60959, with Jerry Herman demo records. Excerpts: Lansbury: "If He Walked into My Life" (ALB-1120, ALB-1590) "Open a New Window" (ALB-2181) Lansbury, Arthur: "Bosom Buddies" (ALB-1755).)
- 1965 demo records. PIANO: Jerry Herman, composer. Herman, vocal: "St Bridget" Herman, Alice Borden: "It's Today," "Camouflage," "Open a New Window," "Mame" (CD/Sony SK-60959, with orig cast recording)
- 1966 album. VOCALS: Mary Louise, the Michaels Brothers. (Diplomat DS-2385)
- 1966 promotional album. On opening night Fred Robbins interviews Angela Lansbury, Jerry Herman, Cy Coleman, Neil Simon, Frederick Loewe, Claudia Cardinale, Jack Warner, Hugh O'Brian. (Col DJ-23)
- 1968 TV performance by Jane Morgan, of orig prod in 1968. "It's Today" (ALB-1510)
- 1969 studio prod. CAST: Beryl Reid, Joan Turner, Keith Knight, Charles Young, Pat Whitmore, Fred Lucas, chorus. (Major Minor(E) 5005)
- 1972 London prod rec live. Ginger Rogers, chorus: "That's How Young I Feel" (ALB-402)
- 1974 film soundtrack, with a new song by Herman. ORCH: Ralph Burns, Billy Byers. CAST: Lucille Ball, Jane Connell, Beatrice Arthur, Robert Preston, Kirby Furlong, Bruce Davison. (Warner Bros 2773; CD/Rhino RHM2-7843. Excerpt: Ball, Arthur: "Bosom Buddies" (ALB-223, ALB-1858).)
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Vatican Radio reported that some 2 million young people attended World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid. Spain became the first country to host WYD twice. In 1989, WYD was held in Santiago de Compostela.
Our Register staffer, Rachel Howell, who is our customer-service-and-administrative representative, was blessed to participate in the faith-filled events and chronicle her adventures at NCRegister.com. (Search "World Youth Day" to read more.)
When the Pope arrived, she wrote: "What an incredible day! Tears start dripping down my face and onto my keyboard as I sit here and type this. It is a day where memories and feelings will be forever in my heart.
"I got to see the Holy Father! Not just see him: He was within a few feet of us, and he blessed us! One hardly knows how to describe the peace and joy of that moment. There is an amazing feeling of unity with the whole Church here and a power that is above normal circumstances. …
"When he finally came, there was calmness in the midst of the cheering crowds. We looked up at our smiling Holy Father, and he looked back on all of his children, blessing us."
As she recounted about the prayer vigil, "Then he [the Pope] led all of us in Benediction, and the vast crowd knelt in the rain to adore Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. It was a night I will never forget."
Sharing about the closing Mass, she wrote, "There is nothing like the experience — youth of the whole world praying together. Even though we all speak different languages, we are all united in the sacrifice of the Mass."
About the whole experience, she noted: "We have experienced so much, made so many new friends, and been introduced to our faith in a totally new light. Despite the hardships of WYD, and the difficulties any city has in hosting such a gigantic event, it remains an amazing testament of faith to the whole world."
The encouragement of the Pope resonated with the youth. "Do not be content with anything less than Christ," he told them at the prayer vigil.
At the closing Mass, he said, "Share with others the joy of your faith. The world needs the witness of your faith; it surely needs God."


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This probably could have a few lines cut and be posted as a sound off. Album sounds good.
old album cover was better
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offgreat review man. album is awesome too.
Album Rating: 3.0now it sucks
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offlove you Ramy
Album Rating: 3.5i can see why metal fans would stargasm over this
Album Rating: 3.5Special edition cover is better.
Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Offi can see why metal fans would stargasm over this
huh? its their least metal album
Digging: King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland
Album Rating: 2.5It's their least good album too.
Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound OffI never really gave anything before Blood Mountain a good chance. Idk, I might like this more than CtS.
album cover looks like propaganda from communist russia if it was populated by horses
Album Rating: 4.0Very nice review. Hope to get this sooner rather than later.
Album Rating: 4.5album's a beast
Why in the world is a two-paragraph sound off masquerading as a review?
Album Rating: 1.0I can't think of anything this disappointing, musically, in over a decade. I can't hear what other people hear in this. This is a fantastic band turned into pure pop drivel. This is disposable and forgettable.
this is such a pleasant surprise holy shit
Album Rating: 4.0this album rules
Album Rating: 4.5mastodon always has
Album Rating: 4.5they have lost their riff-making sense
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The CEP Market in mid 2010: more consolidation
So more consolidation announcements mean its time to update the CEP Market graphic. And an observation that the 10th anniversary of CEP technology is nigh, per some vendors' start dates. Probably we should really celebrate the first decade of CEP on the anniversary of David Luckham's book in 2 years…. Read More →


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[ 1 syll. ger-(s)(h), ge-r-sh ] The baby boy name Gersh is pronounced as GERSH †. Gersh's language of origin is Hebrew. Gersh is a variation of Gershom (English).
See also the related category hebrew.
Gersh is an infrequently used baby name for boys. It is not listed in the top 1000 names.
Baby names that sound like Gersh include Gershe, Garce, Garic, Garick (English), Goerge, Gorge, Gorje, Graz (Italian), Greg (English), Gregg (English), Gries (Scandinavian), Gris, Griz, Grys, Gryz, Garcee, Garcey, Garci, Garcie, and García (Spanish).
† English pronunciation for Gersh: G as in "grin (G.R.IH.N)" ; ER as in "hurt (HH.ER.T)" ; SH as in "she (SH.IY)"


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Grand Island man charged with felony DWI
A Grand Island man was charged with obstructing government administration, felony DWI and several traffic infractions, including having an open container of alcohol in his car, in Grant Island at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Michael A. Siminski, 32, had a loud muffler and was driving about 70 miles per hour in a 45-mph zone when he passed an Erie County Sheriff's deputy. Siminski increased his speed as the deputy followed him.
Siminski pulled into his driveway, exited his vehicle and walked into his house though he had been ordered to return. When back-up arrived on scene, two deputies were able to get Siminski to open his front door.
This was the Sheriff's Road Patrol's 111th DWI arrest in 2014.


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Loads and loads of over scoring tonight! Not surprised, but it does get old.
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Loads and loads of over scoring tonight! Not surprised, but it does get old.
Her mom is 6'4?!?
So she get it from her momma!!! :lol
Umm -- the Solid Gold dancers everyone!
That was really good and totally more in sync than Mark and Aly!!
Val did really well too!!!!
For never having danced Hip Hop before, Val did GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!
So where was the complaint about them being isolated? They were dancing just as parallel to each other as Mark & Aly...
Only 30 this round!!!!!
I'm cool with that....I have to see what kind of freestyle these two will pull out next week! Hopefully it's something fast and fun like their salsa last week!
Not loving the hip hop either. I wish they would stop trying to be hip. It was good no doubt, but, I don't really enjoy that. It just seems out of place and how do you compare that and the tribal vs the Charleston vs. flamenco?


text: Anyone who has spent any time in the navy would tell you that the scenario is implausible and down right iidiotic. Why would they turn to the Navy and not the Air Force? An F-16 or F-15 would be better equipped to intercept a small airplane. And then there sheer insanity of firing missiles into an airspace populated by dozens of commercial aircraft and expecting both of them to hit one small target. Do you honestly think that the military leadership of this country is that stupid?