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GATESVILLE — Iron Chefs, move over.
The Cookin' Chix, Soup-A-Stars and Food Commanders flexed their culinary muscles Thursday at the 2013 Coryell County 4-H Food Show and Food Challenge in Gatesville.
Fourteen youngsters took part in the three-team Food Challenge competition, with the top two teams advancing to the District 8 competition Dec. 11 in Belton where they will compete with 4-H members from 20 other Central Texas counties.
Finishing in first place was the Cookin' Chix — Samantha Aguilar, Brooklyn Balch, Emma Blakley, Kinsey Gardner and Hailey Luensmann.
Second place went to the Soup-A-Stars — Thiele Alvarado, Makenzie Courtney, Bracy Foote, Hallie Foote and Jeffrey Shonkwiler.
In third was the Food Commanders — Austin Byler, Brett Byler, Jozy Jackson and Joseph Masters.
Participants in the 4-H Food Show were Clover Kid Kinlee Gardner, who prepared a seven-layer dip, and Senior Trey Alcozer, who concocted a mandarin orange salad.
Modeled after such Food Network programs as "Iron Chef" and "Chopped," the Food Challenge gave participants the chance to demonstrate culinary skill, nutrition knowledge, public speaking and teamwork.
Each team assembled a box of cooking supplies, utensils and equipment from an approved list.
The teams were each given a bag with eight ingredients — extra-virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar, dried basil, minced garlic, ground black pepper, ciabatta bread, fresh mozzarella and sliced turkey.
Their instructions were to create a "nutritious snack" following the clue "served melted and golden." They had 40 minutes to create a recipe, prepare the dish, clean up their areas and prepare a presentation for the three-judge panel.
The challenge was based on a recipe for turkey and mozzarella panini, but the teams were not allowed to see the complete recipe until after the competition.
Coryell County Extension Agents Julie Gardner and Shane Martin guided the teams through the maze of rules and restrictions starting with a thorough precontest briefing.
"OK, what do you do if you feel like you have to throw up?" Gardner asked during the briefing.
"Run to the nearest trash can!" the participants replied in unison.
There were no trash-can trips during the challenge Thursday, just a lot of serious-minded youngsters set on making a winning dish to present to judges Mary Hogan, Joy Sommerfield, and Jennifer Ortega.


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" Genre: R&B & Soul - Pop R&B / Artist: India.Arie / Limited Edition / Audio CD released 2002-09-30 at Universal / Island "
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As you may know from many of my reviews I am always looking for new music and I remember back in 2000 when a new artist named India Arie released her debut album Acoustic Soul. I was impressed at the time as she was described as very similar as Lauryn Hill. This was before Lauryn Hill had a music breakdown of course. India Arie followed her successful debut album up with Voyage to India two years later.
**Voyage to India**
Released in 2002, Voyage to India followed Acoustic Soul with the same blend of India's mix of Soul & R&B. India Arie produced the album with help from the following producers. Blue Miller, Paul Morton, Jr., Andrew Ramsey, Shannon Sanders.
**The Album**
1.) Growth
This is a short introduction to the album, Growth showcases the pureness of her voice and also the emotive feel of the voice. This is a Good little introduction that starts the album off well.
2.) Little Things (Main)
This track features India's sweet vocals accompanied by a heavy beat and some nice guitar tones. I particularly like the male backing vocals Which I feel add a nice touch alongside the firmness of the beat. This is a very good track that hints at the potential of the album.
3.) Talk To Her
This track sees India Arie given a friend advice on how best to treat their woman. This is a very insightful look into India's mind as a woman. This works really well as a song and is one of the best tracks of the first half of Voyage to India.
4.) Slow Down
This track opens with some lovely guitar work from India and then the beat comes in with a funky bass guitar hook that sounds really good alongside the beat and the percussive claps. Slow Down is a very flowing track which has a great melody. This is one of the best tracks on the album.
5.) The Truth
This is a very catchy track which opens with a quick acoustic guitar melody and then the R&B beat comes in. India's voice is understated yet again and is sweet and detailed. I particularly like the crashing drums which come in every now and again. Very good stuff.
6.) Beautiful Surprise
This really showcases the sweetness of her voice, She opens this with some high vocals and a very good acoustic guitar part accompanied by some beautifully laid back piano which adds a great touch. This is one of the best ballads she has done so far.
7.) Healing
This brings the album back to a more stripped down feel with just India and her acoustic guitar. This Is a really beautiful track which again showcases her emotive voice which really shines on more stripped down material like this particular track even if it is only a short interlude.
8.) Get It Together
This features the same kind of acoustic guitar feel as the previous track but also features a strong beat and some very nice strings in the background which add a very nice touch to the overall feel of this track. Very good stuff and one of the best on the album.
9.) Headed In The Right Direction
This is a very flowing track which has different beats and a very nice pan pipe part which adds a different feel. This track is about when things are looking up for you when you have been through a rough patch. This track has A very strong message which is delivered very well.
10.) Can I Walk With You
This is another very flowing track, It has a punchy beat and has a great feel, I really like the way that she moves through this song as it has a very natural feel and her voice is again on form as it is in much of this album. This is Another very good track.
11.) The One
Despite a good musical backing this does not have the same spark as the best on the album, I feel that India's voice is not quite up to the standard of the rest of the album on this track which is a shame as the melody is very good and has the potential to back up a very good track.
12.) Complicated Melody
This is a really beautiful acoustic guitar based track with some great vocals, Complicated Melody is a song about the things that you live with about your partner that you may not like. Not many songs are done like this. It's a pretty good song which has a nice laid back feel.
13.) Gratitude
This is another very good stripped down acoustic guitar track with some very sweet emotive vocals from India Arie. Another interlude that could work very well as a full song. Despite being just over a minute this has enough about it that it could be a very good track indeed.
14.) Good Man
This track is a little stuck between laid back and a more uptempo feel. This is another track that could have gone a litter better if it was slightly changed a bit. Still a decent enough track but I feel there could have been so much more from this track.
15.) God Is Real
This track features a catchy beat and some nice acoustic guitar from India Arie. I love the laid back feel of this track and it results in one of the best tracks on the album. Her voice is again passionate and emotive and works very well indeed on this track.
16.) Interested
This has a very good beat which reminds me of somebody supplying the beat for the other person in a jamming session. This is a very good song indeed which has great music, lyrics and of course vocals, Another very fine track from the album. Good stuff.
17.) Brown Skin (Live)
This final track is a live version of her biggest hit from her debut album, This is a really vibrant live performance of this impressive track. If you have heard any of her stuff it is probably Brown Skin. This live version of Brown Skin is A great addition to the album and a great closer.
India Arie's second album is probably going to end up one of her best albums. She has recorded two albums since then and they have been very solid too. At 34 she still has a lot of music to offer the world and I am sure she will release many more albums and I am also sure that they will be of good quality. So finally I would recommend Voyage to India to anyone who likes their music laid back and emotive.
Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Growth
2 Little Things (Main)
3 Talk To Her
4 Slow Down
5 The Truth
6 Beautiful Surprise
7 Healing
8 Get It Together
9 Headed In The Right Direction
10 Can I Walk With You
11 The One
12 Complicated Melody
13 Gratitude
14 Good Man
15 God Is Real
16 Interested
17 Brown Skin

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The Hanover Offers Tips To Help Avoid Heat Exhaustion During Athletic Camps and Practices
Jul 16, 2013, 12:05 ET from The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc.
WORCESTER, Mass., July 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- As the Northeast experiences its third heat wave and temperatures around the country continue to heat up this summer, The Hanover Insurance Group today released suggestions to help organizers of athletic camps and programs, as well as parents, keep youth safe from heat-related injuries, which can cause serious illness and even death.
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Heat exhaustion has emerged as a serious and even deadly threat among young athletes, particularly during the summer when many athletes are preparing for fall sports and practicing hard in the sun.
"Athletics are designed to be enjoyable, healthy activities for students, but without the education and the right precautions in place, heat can turn a fun activity into a nightmare," said Michael J. Billings, vice president of loss control programs at The Hanover. "Camp organizers, coaches, athletes and parents can be more confident when athletic groups and schools have a clear plan in place for dealing with extreme heat and that they follow those guidelines to help maintain a safe environment for young athletes."
Of all the heat-related illnesses, heat exhaustion and heat stroke are the most dangerous. Symptoms of heat exhaustion include headache, nausea, muscle cramps, difficulty breathing, confusion and dizziness. If left untreated, body systems and organs begin to shut down. To help those people who are facilitating athletics practices avoid the risk of heat-related illnesses, The Hanover suggests a Hot Weather Plan be adopted by amateur sport organizations.
"These procedures, when followed correctly, can save lives. Parents shouldn't hesitate to inquire about a Hot Weather Plan to help ensure the safety of their children on the field," said Billings.
Suggested Hot Weather Plan should include:
- Comprehensive training for athletics staff to recognize signs of heat illness and provide appropriate response techniques. Never practice without qualified staff on the field that can both recognize the signs of heat-related issues and immediately treat them.
- Guidelines for measuring and reacting to temperature and humidity levels. Clear guidelines allow for everyone to be on the same page. For instance, reducing activities when the heat index is at or tops 95 and cutting off activities at an index of 105.
- Providing participants with frequent water breaks, and a trip to the scales at the beginning and end of each practice session. Water intake is important. If a player's weight drops 3 percent or more, it's considered a sign of dehydration; losses of 5 percent could be seen as an indicator of heat-related illness.
- A plan for reacting to heat stroke emergencies including body-cooling arrangements. If a heat illness is suspected, immediately remove the athlete to a shady or air-conditioned area. Provide cold drinks, loosen clothing, and spray or sponge with cool water. Cooling should continue even if an ambulance is called, as the body may only withstand heat illness for about 30 minutes.
- Plan on giving athletes' bodies time to acclimatize to the environment and heat stresses. To decrease the number of heat-related illnesses, the National Collegiate Athletic Association recently instituted a mandatory five day acclimatization period. The intent is that practice intensity level and duration in this period should be increased gradually.
By implementing a Hot Weather Plan, parents, counselors and coaches can ensure their athletes stay safe.
In addition, The Hanover offers Sports & Fitness Advantage, a comprehensive set of capabilities for amateur sports organizations. Sports & Fitness Advantage encompasses a broad, customizable line of industry specific products to provide complete protection, along with specialized loss control services. This unique offering for amateur sports is available through local independent agents who represent The Hanover insurance. To find an agent in your area, visit the "Find an Agent" section on www.hanover.com.
The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc., based in Worcester, Mass., is one of the top 25 property and casualty insurers in the United States. For more than 160 years, The Hanover has provided a wide range of property and casualty products and services to businesses, individuals, and families. The Hanover distributes its products through a select group of agents and brokers. Through its international member company, Chaucer, The Hanover also underwrites business at Lloyd's of London in several major insurance and reinsurance classes including political risk, marine, aviation and energy. For more information, please visit hanover.com.
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Every Premier League club ranked by highest ever average attendance – from lowest to highest
Fans across the last 150 years have made the game of football what it is today.
Now, arguably, the opiate of the masses, we congregate in our thousands – or sometimes barely our hundreds – to watch our chosen teams clash with rivals from across countries and continents.
The stadiums, grounds and parks where we watch the beautiful game have changed over the years. And where our forefathers once stood, we now sit in all-seater stadiums leading to the oscillation of attendances.
Some teams registered their highest totals back in the 1940s and 1950s, while others have done so in the modern era with new stadiums.
But how do the current batch of Premier League teams compare when it come to their highest ever average attendances?
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Cabo Roig Rental Apartment
Two bedroom Cabo Roig rental apartment offered for holiday rentals.
Rental Apartment in Cabo Roig Costa Blanca
Cabo Roig Rental Apartment - Fine 2 bedroom first floor apartment for rent in the lovely Aldeas de Aguamarina 1 urbanization in Cabo Roig on the Orihuela Costa, Costa Blanca, Spain. Fully equipped and furnished with a large terrace and a beautiful communal pool. The apartment is within 2 minutes walk of the seafront and just a minute from a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants on the well known Cabo Roig strip.
This super holiday apartment is located in Aldeas de Aguamarina 1, a safe and secure, gated complex and comprises 2 bedrooms (a double and a twin), large family bathroom (towels supplied), air-conditioned lounge / dining room with satellite TV, CD player, American style full equipped kitchen with washing machine, fridge freezer, oven, hob, microwave, kettle etc, large balcony with table and chairs, use of fabulous communal swimming pool and gardens, use of huge communal solarium, The apartment also has a sofa bed so it will sleep up to 6 people (7 at a push).
Cabo Roig is located between the towns of Torrevieja and Pilar de la Horadada and can be accessed from the N-332 coast road or the AP-7 motorway (La Zenia or Dehesa de Campoamor exits - 763 and 768), it is just 20 minutes drive from Murcia (San Javier) airport and 45 minutes drive from Alicante airport.
The Orihuela Costa boasts some of the best loved resorts in this area including Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Campoamor, Mil Palmeras and Punta Prima. Golfers are well catered for with the 3 fine Orihuela Costa golf courses, Villamartin, Campoamor and Las Ramblas just a few minutes drive away. Cabo Roig beach is within walking distance of the apartment, as is the marina.
Local attractions include the water parks at Torrevieja (Aquopolis) and Ciudad Quesada, the Saturday market at Playa Flamenca, the Go-Karts at Punta Prima, the Rio Safari Elche, the mud baths at Lo Pagan on the Mar Menor, the Roman ruins at Cartagena, the fun fair on Torrevieja's promenade, the Santa Barbara Castle Alicante, the palm forest at Elche, Murcia cathedral, and the theme parks of Benidorm (ie Terra Mitica), which are within a hour and a half drive of Cabo Roig.
Cabo Roig Links: Cabo Roig Guide - Cabo Roig Holiday Rentals - Cabo Roig Weather - Cabo Roig Pictures - Cabo Roig Beach - Cabo Roig Marina - Cabo Roig Nightlife - Aldeas de Aguamarina
Nearby Places: La Zenia - Campoamor
Transfers: Alicante - Murcia - Book Transfers
Golf Courses: Villamartin - Las Ramblas - Campoamor - La Finca - Lo Romero - La Marquesa - Spain Golf Courses
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1 December 2011 Global manufacturing rose slightly in the third quarter of this year despite fears that the world economy could plunge into another recession as a result of instability in European financial markets, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) said in a report released today.
The growth in manufacturing output in major economies indicates that a further worldwide downturn in industrial production is not imminent, UNIDO said in its quarterly report on world manufacturing production.
Global manGlobal manufacturing output rose by 5.5 per cent overall, compared to the same period last year, spurred mainly by growth in developing countries where manufacturing output increased by 13 per cent.ufacturing output rose by 5.5 per cent overall, compared to the same period last year, spurred mainly by growth in developing countries where manufacturing output increased by 13 per cent.
China's manufacturing, which accounts for almost half of all developing countries combined, grew by 14.5 per cent in the third quarter, while the output of industrialized countries rose by an average of 3.3 per cent.
United States manufacturing grew by 4.1 per cent, while Japan's industrial performance improved significantly with output rising by 4.3 per cent, compared to the second quarter of this year. Japan's output is, however, still below last year's levels.
The impact of the Eurozone's financial instability has so far been limited to a few countries, UNIDO noted in its report.
In Europe, strong growth in manufacturing output was observed in Austria (7.2 per cent), the Czech Republic (5.5 per cent), Germany (9.6 per cent) and Sweden (6.4 per cent).
Relatively higher growth performance was observed in Eastern Europe. The manufacturing output of Poland and Romania grew by 6.5 per cent and 6.1 per cent, respectively. Russia's manufacturing grew by 7.2 per cent.
Moderate growth was observed in France and the United Kingdom, but Italy's production dropped. Similarly, manufacturing output fell in Greece, Portugal and Spain.
Among developing countries, strong growth was seen in Malaysia (5.2 per cent), Turkey (7.8 per cent), and Viet Nam (7.4 per cent).
Growth in leading developing economies was, however, moderate. Argentina's output increased by 3.8 per cent, Brazil by 0.1 per cent, India by 3.1 per cent, and Mexico by 4.6 per cent.
The report also presents the growth figures of manufacturing sectors. Industrialized countries have performed relatively well in high-technology sectors, such as machinery and equipment, and the production of motor vehicles and office and computing machinery, while developing countries dominated the growth figures for the processing of primary products, such as food and beverages, textiles, garment apparel, and fabricated metal products.
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Chalet Des Grottes
Hastière-Lavaux (0.6km from town centre)
Set in lush, green surroundings and neighbouring the caves of Pont D'arcole, Chalet des Grottes is a family owned hotel which offers fine dining, a bar and free parking. Free WiFi is available. The rooms at Hotel Chalet des Grottes feature large floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the garden. Some rooms have parquet floors and the ensuite bathrooms come with bathrobes, a seperate bath tub and/or shower. The restaurant offers a seasonal menu
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Domaine Du Bonsoy
Blaimont (2.4km from town centre)
Come stay in a homely chalet, with your own kitchen and romantic fireplace, in this lively holiday resort, located in the valley of the River Meuse. The Domaine Du Bonsoy offers a great place for families with its many sports facilities and beautiful natural surroundings. Practise some outdoor activities and have fun with many different water sports. Enjoy one of the cosy chalets, spread throughout the forested area, and have a relaxing stay. Y
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Appartement Vallee de la Meuse
Blaimont (2.9km from town centre)
Appartement Vallee de la Meuse is situated in Blaimont, 48 km from Durbuy. Namur is 31 km from the property. Free WiFi is available and free private parking is available on site. All units have a flat-screen TV. There is a seating and/or dining area in some units. There is also a kitchen, equipped with a microwave. A fridge and coffee machine are also offered. Bed linen is provided. Charleroi is 37 km from Appartement Vallee de la Meuse, while
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Landal Les Etoiles
Blaimont (2.9km from town centre)
Located in Blaimont, 48 km from Durbuy, Landal Les Etoiles boasts a sauna and indoor pool. The resort has a seasonal outdoor pool and children's playground, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV and featurea a seating area to relax in after a busy day. You will find a coffee machine in the room. All rooms come with a private bathroom equipped with a shower. Landal Les Etoiles features free WiFi
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B&B Helena
Waulsort (3.0km from town centre)
Located in Waulsort, B&B Helena offers free bikes. Featuring a restaurant, the property also features a terrace and a bar. The accommodation provides free WiFi throughout the property. At the bed and breakfast, rooms come with a wardrobe. With a shared bathroom, certain units at B&B Helena also provide guests with a river view. Cycling is among the activities that guests can enjoy near the accommodation. Durbuy is 46 km from B&B Helena. Charle
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B&B Windsor
Waulsort (3.1km from town centre)
B&B Windsor offers accommodation with 4 bedrooms in Waulsort. Dinant is 10 km from B&B Windsor, while Namur is 29 km from the property. Charleroi Airport is 41 km away. Durbuy is 46 km away.
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Celinie's Guest House
Gerin (3.4km from town centre)
Surrounded by nature in Gerin, Celinie's Guest House supplies its guests with a garden and a terrace. Set in a house dating back to 1850, this accommodation also offers free access to wireless internet and on-site private parking facilities. The studio is furnished with a seating area. It has a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, tea and coffee facilities and kitchenware. The unit comprises a dining area and a bathroom with a shower, a h
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Mandarine Turquoise
Falmignoul (4.7km from town centre)
Featuring a garden and a sun terrace, Mandarine Turquoise offers accommodation in Falmignoul. Free WiFi and free private parking are available on site. All rooms come with a flat-screen TV with cable channels as well as a seating area for your convenience. For your comfort, you will find bath robes and a hair dryer. There is a wellness centre at the property where guests can enjoy beauty or relaxing treatments. The area is popular for hiking.
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Auberge Des Cretes
Falmignoul (4.8km from town centre)
Auberge Des Crètes offers rooms with a view in the village of Falmignoul. The fine restaurant has a wine list with champagne and over 100 types of wine. The rooms have a private bathroom and a TV. Each has a view of the park, the garden or the picturesque countryside. When weather is nice, you can sit out on the terrace and enjoy the charming garden views. For dinner, the restaurant serves 3 types of menus, all with fresh products from the loca
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Auberge Grill Le Freyr
Dinant (5.1km from town centre)
Experience the peace and quiet of the Belgian countryside at the Auberge Grill Le Freyr. Enjoy excellent local food at this family-run hotel in the valley of the Haute Meuse. The hotel is located at 6,7 km from the train station of Dinant. Forget about your daily worries and take off to this cosy, small-scale hotel to spend a relaxing holiday in its scenic environment. Weather permitting, you can sit out in the garden with a cold or hot drink a
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Les Mezzanines
Falmagne (5.5km from town centre)
Situated in the countryside and surrounded by nature, Les Mezzanines is a 15-minute drive from the centre of Dinant. At this guest house, you can enjoy a garden terrace, free on-site parking facilities and access to WiFi. All the rooms are provided with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and a seating area. The private bathrooms come with a shower. You can enjoy a garden view from all the rooms while the 2-bedroom house also comes equipped with
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Hotel Aquatel
Dinant (6.2km from town centre)
Set on the banks of Lesse River, 50 metres from Anseremme Train Station, Hotel Aquatel offers functional accommodation units with free WiFi, water sport facilities, a restaurant and a bar. Bicycles can be rented on site. The centre of Dinant is 3.5 km away. All rooms at the Aquatel come with a TV and a telephone. The family and double rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, while the mixed dormitories provide shared shower facilities. It is
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Castel de Pont-a-Lesse
Pont-a-lesse (6.3km from town centre)
Castel de Pont-a-Lesse is located in the heart of the Ardennes. This renovated manor house is only 5 km from the city centre of Dinant and offers an indoor pool. The hotel rooms have satellite TV and black-out curtains for a comfortable sleep. Free bottled water and Wi-Fi are available in each room. The hotel has a bar, a restaurant and a terrace. The heated indoor swimming pool is a nice place to relax and swim a few laps. Castel de Pont-a-Le
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B&B Chession
Falaën (7.1km from town centre)
Set in a typical Ardennes farm building, Chession Bed and Breakfast is 6 km away Maredsous Abbey and Falaën Castle. It offers spacious accommodation with seating areas and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy an extensive breakfast including home-made bread, fresh fruits, juices and coffee. The rooms feature wooden floors and ceiling decorations. Guests can benefit from a small flat-screen TV with cable channels. Each room has a private bathroom with sh
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Gîtes Véci
Falaën (7.2km from town centre)
Located in Falaën, Gîtes Véci offers self-catering accommodation featuring a garden with a terrace and a children's playground. Guests benefit from free WiFi throughout and on-site private parking free of charge. Gîtes Véci provides a holiday home comprising a spacious living room with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. A fully equipped kitchen with an outdoor and indoor dining area is also available. The bathroom is fitted with a shower. Gu
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B&B L'Echappée Belle
Falaën (7.3km from town centre)
This luxurious B&B, with its romantic garden terrace, mixes old and new in its stylishly designed interior and offers a free Wi-Fi connection. L'échappée Belle is located in one of Wallonia's loveliest villages, Falaën. Feel welcomed in this beautiful house, which has completely been renovated. With only 4 guest rooms, each individually decorated, this intimate guest house creates a warm atmosphere for your holidays in the Ardennes. Unwind wit
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ibis Dinant Centre
Dinant (7.7km from town centre)
Hotel ibis Dinant can be found a 5-minute drive from the city centre of Dinant and offers views on Meuse River . It features free WiFi in the hotel rooms and in the lobby, bicycle rental services and a bar. The hotel rooms are air-conditioned and comprise a TV, a desk and a telephone. The en-suite bathrooms are fitted with a shower and a toilet. The hotel bar is open 24 hours a day and serves light meals as well as a selection of drinks. In nic
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Drone strike 'kills four Qaeda suspects' in Yemen
United States is the only force known to operate armed drones over Yemen
United States is the only force known to operate armed drones over Yemen
As leader of al Qaeda organisation for jihad, I extend my pledge of allegiance once again, said 14 minute recording
Militants were involved in supplying arms to banned outfits and distributing hate material, says CTD
The group made the pledge in a statement distributed by supporters online; pledge is a boost for anti-IS Nusra Front
The arrested man reportedly also confessed the group was behind attacks in Sweida city which killed 31 people
Sarfraz Bugti says Umar Lateef had established al Qaeda network in Balochistan, south Punjab as well as in Afghanistan
The militant group said Division 30 had coordinated with aircraft from US-led coalition to strike Al-Nusra positions
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali has also refrained from commenting on the issue
The messages posted by Ansar and Alfidaa websites suggested that Libi remains alive.
Its finances have dried up, and those who once idolised the group wonder whether it can survive.
Bin Laden had asked members to leave Waziristan to escape drone attacks.
Targets must pose imminent threat, capture not feasible: US Attorney General.
Makkawi mistakenly detained on return to Egypt from Pakistan.
The incident occurred in the presence of dozens of witnesses summoned to watch a show of summary justice.
Sindh requests Punjab for his transfer to province.


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Hiya guys. This will be the first installment of a series of post I will be calling "Show and Tell." Basically, I show the crafts I recreated or made and maybe tell a little about it. And maybe post a tutorial on how I did it on future posts. But, for now, I'll start with this explosion gift box I made for a cousin's birthday.
Gift boxes are really common when giving out gifts to both family and friends. But, why settle with the boring, plain gift box when you can make a unique one you can call your own, and impress the receiver with the effort you put into it.
What I love about exploding gift boxes is that it combines gift boxes and greeting cards into one. Handmade cards are becoming a trend, and this is another way you can give out a gift by combining both gift and card.
Materials you will need:
Decorative papers and cardstock
Stamps (Digital Stamps or Rubber Stamps, your choice)
Adhesive (Glue, double sided tape)
Embellishments of your choice
The dimensions of my explosion gift box is 5 x 5 inches. Basically, I measured out a 15 x 15 inch square on box board/cardboard. Then, I measured out 5 inches on each side of the square (top, bottom, left and right). That should give you a 9 equal squares. Score on all lines you drew. Then, I simply cut off the corner squares so I end up with 4 flaps on all sides, as you can see on the photo I posted.
Now, here comes the fun part. Decorate the flaps to your liking. Imagine that it's one big handmade card. Add a personal message, stamps, decorative paper, whatever you feel like putting on. I will have a detailed tutorial in this in the future (although I am no professional, just a heads up. =P). Then simply place the gift in the middle when done.
For the lid, I simply measured a 9 1/4 x 9 1/4 inch square, and and scored 2 inches on all sides. After that, cut on scored lines from the top, ending at the intersection of the score line.
You should have 2 cuts on the top, left and right. Repeat for bottom part. Then simply form it into a lid, adhering the flaps together (again, detailed tutorial will follow). Decorate to your liking as well.
As for me, I added a ribbon to the box as a finishing accent. My cousin loved it and it made me happy that she did.
Have you made an explosion box already? Share your thoughts, I'd love to hear from you. =)
Til' next post! Cheers!
Edit: Papers I used for background on the inside were actually just digital papers I printed out. If you want to use them as well, you can head on to MelStampz and check out her post on the digi papers she has made and offering them for FREE! She's got a wonderful blog which includes a lot of freebies and tutorials! I use them in almost all my projects!
Stamps, on the other hand, are all freebies (because it's all I can afford for now since I do not own a verified Paypal account). But as you can see, they are all wonderful digital stamps despite being given for free. The kid in the birthday box is from Melonheadz Illustrating. She's got lots of great stamps that you wouldn't think are for free. I am looking forward to creating more crafts using her stamps. I am addicted to them. Haha!
As for the other stamps, I will double check where I downloaded them and will put a link back to them again here. If anyone recognizes their digital stamp, please do shoot me an e-mail and let me know so I could mention you here. =)
Add it to your boards!


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03-19-2006 #1
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sys_fork arguments
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From '/usr/include/asm/ptrace.h':
/* this struct defines the way the registers are stored on the stack during a system call. */ struct pt_regs { long ebx; long ecx; long edx; long esi; long edi; long ebp; long eax; int xds; int xes; long orig_eax; long eip; int xcs; long eflags; long esp; int xss; };
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I'm familiar with the definition of the structure; it contains a set of registers. My question is what it means to sys_fork.
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03-27-2006 #5
With pt_regs you have the __NR_number (the sys_call_table index) and the parameters passed to the syscall (eax, ebx, ecx... in order).
As previously said, it is useful for tracing and debugging.
Best regards!
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I am wondering how could I call sys_fork() with appropriate parameters..as in how do i contruct the parameter to be passed?
12-06-2006 #7
You can't or better, you should not.
It is a syscall that means that it is an interface between user space and kernel space. The compiler put the proper values into the registers, so when you make a fork() in user space, it calls to system_call assembler routine by means of the int 0x80 (and in modern processors and kernels with the SYSENTER instruction provided by Intel)
So there is not need to put any values by hand.
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Thanks a lot..I decided not to call it inside the kernel...


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Now that we've completed a word search, what's next? Analyzing the results, of course! Every copy of Accordance includes a suite of analytical tools: graphs, charts, tables, and more. In this podcast, Dr. J explains each of them--and the kinds of insights we can expect when we use them to investigate our search results.
See more episodes of Lighting the Lamp on our Podcast Page!
Hey Greek Prof, How 'Bout Some Extra Credit?
Whenever I teach Accordance training seminars (I'll be doing two in Washington D.C. and Williamsburg next month), I get to show some really cool Greek and Hebrew searches. Because the seminar attendees can range from brand new users who don't know Greek and Hebrew to students taking their first class to Bible scholars who work with it every day, it can be challenging to show how some of the more esoteric searches are useful. So I sometimes will joke that the beginning students can use these searches to garner extra credit.
For example, in showing how to use the COUNT command, I'll search the tagged Greek New Testament for [COUNT 1]. (You'll find the COUNT command in the Enter Command submenu of the Search menu.) This powerful search finds every word which only appears one time in the Greek New Testament.
These rarely used words are known as hapax legomena, and in the days before Accordance, there was no easy way to find them.
Once we've done this search, I then have the seminar attendees select Analysis from the Stats & Graphs icon to get an alphabetized list of all NT hapax legomena.
All this takes no more than a few seconds.
It's then that I show the "practical" value of such a search. I tell all the beginning Greek students to approach their professor on a Friday and say, "Prof, if I spend the weekend finding all the hapax legomena in the Greek New Testament, can I get some extra credit?" Then I instruct them to go home, do the search and analysis I just showed, print out the analysis tab, and bring that in on Monday morning. If they really want to sell it, they should look particularly worn out and disheveled when they turn it in.
Now, this might have been more likely to work in the days before Bible software was capable of advanced research, but even today, it might work if your professor doesn't happen to use Accordance. If he uses something else, maybe he won't suspect that it only took you a few seconds!
Tomorrow, I'll give you Hebrew students a search you can use to garner extra credit.
That's Interesting! Now Where Is It?
Last week I wrote a series of posts designed to teach you powerful original language search techniques. In the final post of that series, we did a search for any inflected form spelled epsilon-iota-sigma (regardless of its breathing mark and accent), finding two inflections of the lexical form εἷς, along with three inflections of the preposition εἰς. This screenshot shows both the Search tab and the Analysis which we customized to list the inflected forms beneath each lexical form.
The unusual thing about this search result is that it found one occurrence of the preposition εἰς which has an acute accent. Since εἰς does not usually take an accent, it's natural to want to check out the accented occurrence. But how can you find it?
Now that you've read through all the posts of the previous blog series, you should be able to figure out how to construct a search for the one occurrence of the inflected form εἴς, but it's easier just to have Accordance do it for you. To do that, simply select the form εἴς in the Analysis window, then choose Search Current Resource from the Amplify button of the Toolbar.
This will open a new search tab with the search already defined for you and the result displayed.
From this we can see that the preposition εἰς is accented because it is immediately followed by an enclitic—that is, a word that causes the preceding word to be accented. That's the kind of thing that is only important to die-hard Greek geeks, but I hope you can see the convenience of amplifying from the Analysis tab. Whenever you see a word or form listed that you just want to explore further, simply select it and go to the Analysis button of the toolbar. It's quick, it's slick, and it's easy.
Become a Searching εἰς, Part 3
In my last couple of posts, I've been showing you how to become a searching 'ace' by searching for the Greek word εἰς. You see, there is another Greek word spelled exactly like εἰς except for the breathing mark and accent: εἷς. As I explained in the first post in this series, Accordance ignores breathing marks, accents, vowel points, and case even if you happen to enter them in your search. We do this to spare you having to get all those things right in order to do a basic search, but what if you want Accordance to pay attention to those things? In my second post, I showed that you merely need to enter an equals sign before the word in question to have Accordance consider breathing marks, accents, vowel points, and case. At the end of that post, we searched for =εἰς to find only εἰς without also finding εἷς.
In this post, I want to show you another little wrinkle. Let's start by doing the opposite of what we did last time. Let's enter =εἷς to find only the occurrences of that word. When the search is finished, choose Analysis from the Stats and Graphs pop-up to open the Analysis tab. You should now see something like this:
As you can see from the Analysis tab, this search found only the 345 occurrences of εἷς. Yet if we look at the highlighted words in the Search tab to the left, we don't see the form εἷς at all. Instead, we see words like ἓν and μία.
This is because the lexical form εἷς takes a variety of inflected forms to indicate things like gender, number, and case. If you look down at the Instant Details in the screenshot above, you can see that ἓν is the neuter singular nominative of εἷς.
This distinction between "lexical forms" and "inflected forms" is important. Basically, a lexical form is the form of a word you would typically look up in a Greek lexicon: such as the nominative singular of most nouns or the present active indicative of most verbs. When you enter a Greek word in the search entry box, Accordance assumes that you are entering a lexical form and that you want to find every occurrence of that lexical form, no matter how it happens to be inflected.
To see how many different ways the lexical form εἷς is inflected in the Greek New Testament, go to the gear menu of the Analysis tab and choose Customize Display.
This will open a dialog that lets you decide exactly what information you want the Analysis to display.
The columns in the middle of this dialog represent each word in your search. Note how they all contain the LEX item. That's why the Analysis defaults to listing every lexical form found by your search. To have the Analysis list other criteria, you simply drag the desired items into the appropriate column. Since we only searched for one word, only the first column applies here, so we'll drag an INFLECT item into the first column underneath the LEX item.
When we click OK, the Analysis will now show every inflected form that was found underneath each lexical form.
Again, be sure you understand the distinction between lexical and inflected forms. The lexical form is the dictionary form of the word which represents every inflected form. Thus, the lexical form εἷς occurs 345 times in a variety of forms. From the Analysis we see that 96 of those times, the lexical form εἷς is actually inflected as εἷς, rather than as ἓν, μία, or some other inflection.
Now, what if we want to narrow our search so that it finds only those 96 occurrences of the inflected form εἷς? How do we do that? I'll answer that question in my next post.
Uniqueness and Importance
On Tuesday, I showed how you can search for every word in a book (like Mark), then open an Analysis window to get a listing of those words. Today, I want to show how you can customize the Analysis to show unique words and important words.
When I had you create an Analysis of the words in Mark and choose Count Down from the Sort pop-up menu, I told you to scan past the most common words like common nouns, articles, conjunctions, etc. When sorting the analysis by the mere number of times a word appears, those common words will naturally be at the top of the list. Of course, all that really tells you is that common words are, well, common. So way back around Accordance 4.0, we created filters that would push the more interesting words toward the top of the list. To access these filters, simply make sure the Analysis tab is selected, then choose Set Analysis Display… from the Display menu (or use the keyboard shortcut command-T). In the dialog that appears, change the Count pop-up menu from Number to Uniqueness.
When you click OK to dismiss the dialog, the Analysis will show the words which are most unique to the book of Mark.
Admittedly, it's a bit oxymoronic to measure the degree of uniqueness, but we couldn't think of a better, more concise term. What we mean by it is that these are the words which tend to appear only, or primarily, in your current search range (in this case, the book of Mark). Obviously, this tends to focus your attention on hapax legomena (words which only appear once in the entire Greek New Testament), and those are marked with an asterisk in the Analysis window. You also see words which are repeated several times (and thus not true hapax), but only in the book of Mark. You can then search for any of these more or less unique words to explore them in context.
Now, words which are unique to the book of Mark are not necessarily important words. For example, the name Abiathar is unique to the book of Mark, but it is merely mentioned as a detail in connection with an episode in the life of David, so it would be a mistake to see it as some kind of "key word" in the book of Mark. We therefore added another filter which attempts to find the important words in your search range. To access that filter, open the Set Analysis Display dialog again and change the Count pop-up menu from Uniqueness to Importance. When you click OK to dismiss the dialog, you'll see a list that looks like this:
What jumps out to you about this list of words? One thing I find striking is how high the words meaning "to say," "to ask," "I," "you," and "who?" all rank in this list. Is this an indication that Mark is particularly focused on dialog? I don't know, but it's a question worth exploring. Another thing that jumps out to me is the prominence of words like "disciples," "many," "crowds," and "scribes." Is Mark particularly focused on Jesus' audiences and their responses to him? Again, I can't know merely by looking at a list of words filtered by a computer algorithm. I'll need to examine each of these words in context to see if they really do mark important concepts or trends in the book of Mark. The value of this Importance filter is that it gives me a place to start, prompting me to ask questions I might not otherwise have thought to ask.
If you haven't tried applying these filters to the Analysis window, be sure to give them a try. They're just one more example of the powerful study options lurking just beneath the surface in Accordance.
Finding Repeated Words in a Passage, Part 5
This week we've been discussing the interpretive value of looking for repeated words in a passage of Scripture, and I've been showing how to do this using Accordance's highlighting tools and other shortcuts. Going through a passage inductively and highlighting like that is a great way to discover key words in context, but it takes time. In the past couple of posts I've shown how you can speed up this process by doing individual searches and highlighting the hits, but you can save even more time by doing a search for all the words in a passage and analyzing the results to see which words are used most frequently. Up to now, we've been working through an English translation, but today I'll be working with the Hebrew text directly.
To search for every word in the Hebrew Bible, I'll set my search text to BHS-W4, click the Words button, and enter an asterisk (*) in the search field. The asterisk is a wildcard symbol which, by itself, simply means "find every word." To limit this search to 2 Samuel (the passage we've been studying), I need to create a range in the range pop-up menu of the Search window. (NOTE: Because of a difference in the way the RANGE command works, I can't use the RANGE command in this instance. I'll explain that in more detail in a future post.) When I run this search, every word in 2 Samuel 11 will be highlighted.
At first glance, a search for every word in a passage may seem kind of pointless. But now that we've found every word, we can use Accordance's statistical tools to analyze the search results. To do that, choose Analysis from the Details pop-up menu.
An Analysis tab will open listing every word that was found by this search. To see which words are used most frequently, I need only change the sort pop-up menu from Alphabetical to Count down.
As you can see, the most frequently used words are Hebrew particles like prepositions, articles, and conjunctions. If I'd like to filter these from the list so I can more easily focus on significant words, I can go back to my wildcard search and exclude the particles by adding an at symbol (@), a minus sign (-), and selecting Particle from the Enter Tag submenu of the Search menu. In the dialog box that appears, I could specify a particular type of particle, or I could simply click OK to exclude all particles. My search should now look like this:
The Analysis window will automatically update to reflect the new search, and should now look like this:
As you can see, I now have a list of all the Hebrew words which get repeated in 2 Samuel 11, and I can immediately begin drawing conclusions about this passage. For example, we see immediately that David and Uriah are the most frequently mentioned characters, but where is Bathsheba? This is supposed to be the story of "David and Bathsheba," but Bathsheba is only mentioned by name one time. The rest of the time she is mentioned as "the woman" or "the wife" of Uriah. Is this an indication that the narrator is more interested in setting up a contrast between David and Uriah than in detailing David's illicit relationship with Bathsheba?
Or notice the frequency of the verb "to say"? Seeing this might prompt us to examine how the narrative progresses through the dialog of the characters themselves.
We've already seen how frequently words like "to send" and "house" are used in this passage, but if we didn't know that already, we would clearly see it in this analysis.
As you can see, searching and analyzing all the words in a passage can alert us to important words and concepts in a matter of seconds. By relying on these kinds of tools to speed up the process of observation, we can better concentrate our efforts on the tasks of interpretation and application.
See! I Said You Could
Last week I said that whenever you ask us if you can do something with Accordance, we usually answer with a simple and straightforward, "Yes, you can!" Of course, the danger of making such a claim is that I'm practically inviting you to test its validity. So I wasn't at all surprised to get the following "challenge" in the comments on that post:
Not a comment, but a challenge. I want to create a greek analytical lexicon arranged by dictionary form (not alphabetically) with all subsequent forms underneath it with frequencies. How do I do this w/o manually entering every word stem (6060 words)? Any help appreciated!
So can he do it? Yes he can! Better yet, it's incredibly easy to do. In fact, Helen has already spelled out the steps required in the comments on that previous post. I'll recount those steps here to provide a little more detail.
Any time you're wanting a statistical breakdown of all the words in a text (such as the tagged Greek New Testament), you need to begin by searching for every word in that text. You do that by clicking the Words button in your Search window, entering an asterisk wildcard to represent any word, and clicking the Find button. Instantly every word in the GNT-T will be highlighted.
Now that you've found every word in the text, you can analyze every word that was found by clicking the understated Details button. A Details workspace will open, probably showing tabs for the Hits Graph and the Analysis (depending on your settings). If an Analysis tab is present, click the tab to bring it to the front. If there's no such tab open, click the Analysis button to open one.
By default, the Analysis lists every lexical form found by your search, its English meaning, and the number of times it was found. However, you can customize the display of the Analysis to show whatever information you like. To do this, select Set Analysis Display from the Display menu (or use the keyboard shortcut command-T).
A dialog will open with a series of columns representing the different elements of your search. Since we only searched for one thing (the asterisk representing any word) only the first column is relevant. You can see that it currently contains only the LEX item, which is why all the lexical forms are listed. By dragging additional items into this first column, we can break our search results down by other criteria.
The person who issued the challenge wanted a listing of each "dictionary form" (that is, lexical form), with all "subsequent forms" (that is, inflected forms) listed beneath it. To accomplish this, simply drag the INFLECT item underneath the LEX item in the first column. Like this:
Now simply click OK to see the modified Analysis display:
Note how each lexical form is listed along with its number of occurrences. It is then further broken down by inflected form. If I'm understanding the challenge correctly, we've already achieved what was requested. But we can go further still. Let's say we go back to the Set Analysis Display and drag the TAG item between the LEX and INFLECT items. We'll then get an Analysis which looks like this:
Note how each lexical form is now broken down by grammatical form, with inflected forms listed underneath. By adding the grammatical tag, I've reshuffled the inflected forms so that related forms are listed together, rather than all the inflected forms merely being listed in alphabetical order.
See, I told you most of your "Can I?" questions can be answered with a simple and straightforward, "Yes you can!" And in most cases, the method required to accomplish your goal is simple and straightforward as well.
Oh, and while we're on the subject of creating a Greek analytical lexicon, you should know that William Mounce has already done that work for you. His Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament, as well as his grammar and morphology, are all available in one of our Zondervan packages. Can you purchase them? "Yes you can!" ;-)


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London office building boosts regions
London may dominate the British economy, but office construction in the capital is swelling the country's regional markets by £1.1 billion a year.
These are the findings of a report by PwC and London First, assessing the economic impact of developments in Central London on the rest of Britain.
It said that 22,400 jobs a year in the regions were supported by the development of skyscrapers such as the "Walkie Talkie" (20 Fenchurch Street) and the "Cheesegrater" (122 Leadenhall Street), and large office blocks in areas such as King's Cross.
Some 84 per cent of developers' investment in items such as steel, bricks, mechanical engineering, demolition expertise, and labour was spent in the UK regions. Overseas purchases were limited to specialist equipment that was not…


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To people already in a state of posttraumatic stress from dealing with the boozed-up, belligerent, peeing-in-the-shrubbery nightclubbers who visit their street every weekend, the idea sounds particularly cruel: Turn an old Baptist church that has worked as a weak buffer between their homes and the bars on Lowest Greenville into a 12,000-square-foot, 500-seat blues venue.
"Yeah, the acoustics are great," says would-be club operator Spencer Edwards, who, with several other partners, has acquired a long-term lease on the former Segunda Iglesia Bautista of Dallas, a brittle old red-brick church at the corner of Sears Street and Summit Avenue, one block west of the Arcadia.
Edwards' partner, Albert Imhuelsen, says the working name for their home-grown version of Los Angeles' House of Blues is Deacon Blues, after the Steely Dan tune, and it too will be a restaurant and club.
"We'll have a dress code and an upscale clientele," says Imhuelsen. "These aren't gonna be people who puke in the neighbors' bushes."
Greenville already has plenty of those, the neighbors assert, and residents are flabbergasted about both the proposal and what they say is the particularly thoughtless way Edwards and company have gone about making their plans.
"One day you wake up and find out that instead of living next to church, you're living next to the Hard Rock Cafe," says Cheryl Kellis, whose well-kept, one-story frame house sits directly across the street from the proposed club.
Kellis, who sells radio advertising and bought her two-bedroom bungalow in 1982 for $44,500, says she learned about the project by wandering into the three-story church and spotting the plans stretched out on a table. She met Edwards last Friday, when he drove up in his shiny black Mercedes S500 and took a look around the property as workers clambered about.
Edwards--in his taupe suit, two-tone shoes, and wet-look hair--said upon meeting Kellis, "Someone told me they spoke to you, and you sell radio advertising. I'd like to talk with you about that. We're gonna do a lot of advertising."
Kellis, who says she got the feeling that the neighbors' concerns never crossed Edwards' mind, said later, "I'm not selling out that cheap. 'Oh, you sell radio.' He can kiss my ass."
The neighbors say their lack of charity comes with their considerable experience with Lower Greenville bar patrons--and the broken promises of myriad owners and managers. Their stories would be comical if these weren't people's homes.
"I had a man not too long ago banging on the door, almost breaking it down, asking if he could come in and use the bathroom. He thought he was at a friend's house in Oak Cliff," recalls Sue Embry, who rents a two-bedroom house on Summit for $450 a month. "When the police got here, he was passed out in my front yard.
Parking is so tight that she has had people park in her driveway behind her car--and Greenville is a full block away.
Jan Browning, who owns a brick house across Summit from the club site, says so many people stop to relieve themselves in her front bushes that she boarded up the window so she doesn't have to see or hear them. She says the church is so poorly insulated that organ music could be heard throughout the neighborhood before the congregation disbanded.
"People act like they're out in the woods," says Richard Rembert, who lives one house away from the proposed club.
Rembert says he had guys throw cans of beer at him and threaten him for having the gall to ask them to stay away from his windows. His weekend ritual includes picking up two or three six-packs worth of cans and bottles left in his lawn and along the street. "It amazes you, but then you realize these people are drunk."
Rembert, who put wood floors and a new roof and lawn in his attractive brick house, says the neighborhood is mostly working-class Hispanics mixed in with yuppies. They are renters and owners, poor and middle class. "I've been here since 1991, and there's some upward movement in the neighborhood. People are taking pride in their houses; we've had some very positive changes," he says. He believes that expanding the club universe a full block west, directly into the neighborhood, can't do anything but kill that trend, he says.
"They're here to generate cash; we're of no concern to them, or maybe just a slight inconvenience," he says.
Edwards and Imhuelsen said that their project has all the proper zoning and all the permits it needs to plug in the amps and boogie. "We already have a permit; we're ready to go," says Edwards. "We're zoned for it, so I don't know what else to tell you."
The zoning on the block has long been "community retail," according to city records, a designation that permits alcoholic beverage establishments. But Carri Barboza, a zoning code consultant with the city of Dallas, says no city permits have been granted, nor have any applications for permits been received. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission officials in Dallas and Austin say they haven't received an application for a liquor license.
Beyond a building permit, Barboza says city zoning codes require a special-use permit to put a bar at that location, which would require approval of the city planning commission and Dallas City Council. Much like a zoning change, the process requires notification of property owners within 200 feet and a public hearing, where questions about noise, traffic, and parking could be raised.
Roger Andres, an East Dallas real estate developer who is part of a partnership that purchased the 70-year-old church last month, says he has assurances from city officials that he could put a restaurant in the building "and not add one more parking spot."
Homeowner complaints along Lower Greenville are old news, Andres says. He also wondered why the Dallas Observer would want to run a story that might hack off a potential advertiser. (That advertising bit again.)
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Edwards insists he has the zoning "to do what we want to do," which leaves the rather legalistic question of what Deacon Blues will be defined as--a club, a restaurant, or a bar.
"We're gonna improve the neighborhood," Edwards says, pointing out that some houses on the block have piles of trash in their front yards. "We're gonna put a half a million dollars in there."
Edwards, who owned a club in the 1980s but makes his money in the oil business, says he plans to pave several open lots across the street from the church for parking, erect lights and fences, and spruce up the long-in-the-tooth area.
"Right," says Kellis. "They think we should be thrilled to death that they are putting a concrete parking lot over there with lights. I'm not thrilled.


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EDMONTON -- Craig MacTavish has done the three goaltender carousel before.
It's wasn't fun.
And eventually, it was brought to an end with the acquisition of Dwayne Roloson in 2006.
This season, the crease may be crowded again for different reasons. And unlike the last time the Edmonton Oilers had a trio of goaltenders, they can all stop the puck.
"It's not ideal," said MacTavish. "It's going to be a competitive spot. Roli looks good right now, and we have a lot of hope that he'll bounce back and have a terrific year, so we'll see."
Roloson and Mathieu Garon are the top two goaltenders in camp. They'll be battling to see who gets the bulk of playing time this year.
However, the Oilers have to find a place for Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers, who appears ready to make the jump to the NHL after spending the last four years in the minors.
And with prospect Devan Dubnyk pencilled in to get the bulk of the work in Springfield, the problem is finding a place for Drouin-Deslauriers to play.
"There are a lot of things about three goalies that doesn't make a lot of sense," MacTavish said. "You can only play one, so why have three? Those are issues that are going to be evaluated.
"But Bucky (assistant coach Kelly Buchberger) has a high opinion of Jeff based on how he played for him (in Springfield) last year."
Heading into the on-ice sessions at training camp today, it'll be up to the three goalies to sort themselves out.
Last season, Roloson started as the No. 1 guy, lost his spot to Garon, then made the most of a second opportunity towards the end of the season. Roloson is in the last year of his contract, as is Garon, who the Oilers signed as a free agent last season.
Drouin-Deslauriers just signed an extension this off-season, and must clear waivers in order to go down to the minors.
"The biggest area of emphasis for us is to make sure they get themselves ready for the season and we get an opportunity to see them all play," MacTavish said.


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Several insects reliably appear in force following a series of spring rains, like we have experienced this year. For the most part, they are short-lived, so control measures are rarely needed. Here are a few that we may come across:
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Did you know that walking is the most popular physical activity among adults? This may be because it is so easy to do. Perhaps it is because there is no special equipment that is needed. Maybe it is because you can do it almost anywhere. Regardless of why it is the favorite, there are certainly many reasons why it is a good idea to walk.
4-H members have really been busy gearing up for the Carroll County Fair. So many projects have been completed by the members for entry. Please visit the exhibit building at the fair to see what the youth of Carroll County are learning.
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The Carroll County Fair begins next week, and there are a plethora of opportunities to showcase the talents of youth and adults alike in Carroll County through 4-H and Open exhibits.
Flip through the fair catalog and consider entering exhibits. Exhibit departments range from art, photography, and floral arrangements to foods, textiles, and horticulture. Carroll County Fair catalogs are available the Extension Office.
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The bill, sponsored by Sen. Tom Saxhaug and Rep. John Ward, would give the Department of Natural Resources the power to perform more boat inspections. It would raise fees for boat and fishing licenses and the penalties for violations.
The DNR expects that the fee increase would generate $4 million per year in new revenue for the invasive species program, raising its total funding to $7.8 million per year. The change would require legislative approval.
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Originally from LaMoure, N.D., Uecker currently resides in West Fargo, and is pursuing a bachelor's degree in business management from Rasmussen College, Fargo. Before joining Western State Bank, Uecker was a sales associate at Endless Tan and a cashier at RJ's Tesoro in West Fargo.


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|You are in: Business
Wednesday, 3 October, 2001, 11:59 GMT 12:59 UK
Attack hits European service sector
Recession fears in Europe were heightened by news that the service sector shrank in September for the first time in at least three years.
The eurozone service sector's contraction was caused by hightened consumer nervousness following the terrorist attacks on the US, according to a Reuters survey.
"This data highlights the potential for further deterioration in euro area growth," UBS Warburg's Edward Teather said.
The Reuters Services Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) declined to the lowest level in the survey's history in September and was worse than expected.
The news agency has carried out the survey of 2,000 purchasing managers for three years.
The figures were "very weak, full stop," agreed BNP Paribas' Ken Wattret.
"I guess there is an over-reaction, a knee-jerk response to events in the US, but its pretty clear that the downward risks to economic sentiment short-term are very large."
Worse than manufacturing
Ahead of the survey, analysts had high hopes for the service sector's ability to continue to grow, even though a survey released on Monday suggested the manufacturing sector is shrinking
Such hopes were dashed by the Reuters survey.
"Fears of a world wide recession, already evident before this month, heightened significantly following the terrorist attacks," said the company that compiled the survey on behalf of Reuters, NTC Research.
Rate cut
Economic weakness in the service sector strengthened hopes of a cut in interest rates when the European Central Bank meets next week.
The data "supports our expectation of a cut in the ECB's rates on 11 October", said Mr Teather.
In the US, the cost of borrowing was slashed for the ninth time on Tuesday.
The economic impact of the terrorist attacks
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Quick Greek Garden Salad Recipe
I like to dress up this salad by serving it in a lettuce-lined bowl. But it's gorgeous as well as tasty just served by itself.
- 2 large tomatoes, chopped
- 3/4 cup chopped cucumber
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 1/4 cup sliced ripe olives
- 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing
- 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
- Leaf lettuce, optional
- 1. In a bowl, combine the tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, cheese, green onions and olives. Cover and refrigerate until serving.
- 2. Just before serving, add salad dressing and oregano; toss to coat. Serve in a lettuce-lined bowl if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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1 each: 125 calories, 10g fat (2g saturated fat), 5mg cholesterol, 483mg sodium, 7g carbohydrate (4g sugars, 2g fiber), 3g protein.
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Monday, 9 April, 2001, 14:00 GMT 15:00 UK
Bangladesh hit by more strikes
Hundreds of riot police have been deployed in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, as another opposition-led general strike gets underway.
The three-day strike is part of a series of protests organised by opposition groups calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina.
The streets of the capital were largely deserted except for some taxis, state-run buses and rickshaws.
Most schools and offices in the capital were reported to have closed, and some ferry and air services were also affected.
On Sunday, two people were killed and a number of others injured in a gun battle near the port city of Chittagong.
Call to step down
General elections are due in July and the prime minister's Awami League party has vowed to serve out its full term.
Last month, the four-party opposition alliance - which includes opposition leader Begum Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh National Party - gave Sheikh Hasina an ultimatum to step down or face protests.
The prime minister had earlier announced she would step down after 17 April and hand over power to a caretaker administration, but has since changed her mind.
Under the country's constitution, the prime minister has to hand over power to an interim administration ahead of elections.
But Sheikh Hasina's five-year term does not end before mid-July.
The stand-off has led to fears of more violence before the elections and has also hurt the country's economy.
Business leaders say the strikes have cost Bangladesh billions of dollars in lost production and exports.
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I'm making my exam project, and it's almost complete. However, there's a shortage of voice thought. My friends helped me with some voices, but there's a voice that I can't find anyone to help. Here is the sentence:
"We lost the tail motor. May Day, May Day, we're going down, repeat, WE'RE GOING DOWN!"
It's the voice of a helicopter's pilot when his helicopter is hit by a RPG, so the voice should be in hurry and under pressure.
Please help me, thank you.
I will make it
More information please;
with Rotor-niose or not
should it build as a radio-transmission?
please tell me. Takes a few day to make..
Thank you very much! The environment has helicopter's noise already, so the sentence should be spoken like radio-tranmission only.
You gave me an idea! Mine and my friend's voices are just plain, so I will add radio noise to all of them! And, please give your desired name to put in my project's credit.
Try tail rotor instead.
Thank you Benboncan. English is not my native language, so there may be spelling error. Please correct it if I have anything wrong.
so I will record:
"We lost the tail rotor. May Day, May Day, we're going down, repeat, WE'RE GOING DOWN!"
made two different ones, with and without rotot:
Hope you can use it??
Thank you very much. However it's quite slow. I used Audacity to speed it up a little
the fast one: http://www.freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/137047/
Thank you. It's perfect
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text: USBC Hall of Famer reaches 50 years at WC Aaron Smith April 17, 2012 RENO, Nev. - United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Flora Mitchell of Springfield, Mo., joined another elite club of bowlers as she made her 50th appearance at the USBC Women's Championships on Sunday.Mitchell, who was elected to the hall of fame in 1995 for meritorious service, began her Women's Championships career at the 1955 event in Omaha, Neb. The 2012 event marks her 45th-consecutive tournament, and during her career, she has competed in 27 different states and 39 cities.The 82-year-old was escorted down the National Bowling Stadium's Center Aisle by Women's Championships Tournament Manager Eric Pierson and received a plaque, gold medallion and necklace to commemorate the milestone."I don't know if words can really tell you how I felt," said Mitchell, who served as the Women's International Bowling Congress Executive Secretary-Treasurer from 1975 until 1991. "It was so wonderful. To see the ladies all applauding as I came down the aisle was great. I'll always remember it. This was a special, special time for me."Mitchell also took part in this year's opening ceremonies and rolled the ceremonial first ball to help kick off the 2012 tournament on April 14. The event will run for 86 consecutive days and conclude July 8."That was surprising, and I was very nervous," Mitchell said. "I practiced a little bit before to make sure I could get to the foul line. I didn't get many pins, but at least I got to throw the ball, and the ceremonial ball was something else. That was a great treat and great honor for me."The camaraderie on the tournament lanes is a defining factor for many participants at the Women's Championships and is one of the things that have kept Mitchell coming back year after year. "Every year, I would come back to see old friends," Mitchell said. "There was always someone I knew, and we would sit and visit and have so much fun. I love our national tournaments, and I love bowling."Mitchell, who entered the 2012 event with a 147 average and competed in the Sapphire Division, rolled a 459 series in singles, 447 in team and 437 in doubles for a 1,343 handicap all-events score. The right-hander finished her nine games of competition with her highest game of the tournament, 187, and a resounding strike."That last strike meant a great deal to me," Mitchell said. "I wanted it so bad. I kept thinking, 'Flora, on your last ball, get a strike to end this great tournament,' and sure enough, I did. I was so pleased it happened that way." Mitchell is the first of seven bowlers scheduled to make their 50th Women's Championships appearances in 2012. Also joining the elite club will be Dorothy Thompson of Shelby Township, Mich. (Apr. 29); Judy Dugas of Lafayette, La. (May 3); Mary Lou Baird of Steger, Ill. (May 5); Ann Murray of Atlanta (May 19); Suda Bailey of Cabot, Ark. (June 4) and Marie McAllister of Columbus, Ohio (June 12). The Sapphire Division includes bowlers with averages of 149 and below, with handicap based on 100 percent of 150.Presenting sponsors for the 2012 USBC Women's Championships are Circus Circus, Eldorado Hotel Casino and Silver Legacy Resort Casino in Reno, Nev. Other sponsors include Harrah's Reno Casino, official brackets sponsor, Kegel, official lane maintenance provider, Humana, official registration sponsor, Steltronic, official scoring system, and supporting sponsors Storm Bowling Products, Nationwide Insurance, Sands Regency Casino Hotel and Atlantis Casino Resort and Spa and MyBowlingVacation.com.