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Par dion1 le 6 December 2014 à 11:17
Kirk Taylor & The Majestics (4) (Chicago)
Personnel :
Kirk Taylor (Lead)
Discography :
The Majestics (4)
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1958 - From Out Of This World / You Didn't Learn That In School (Bandera 2502)
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1958 - Run Daddy Run
Kirk Taylor & The Majestics (4)
1958 - From Out Of This World / You Didn't Learn That In School (Bandera 2507)
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Bandera was a small Chicago label launched by Vi Muszynski, and her son Bernie Harville, with money Muszynski made off one of her biggest discoveries, the Impressions. The label released a variety of music in the late '50s and early '60s, from hillbilly and rock, to blues and gospel.
The Majestics are a mystery group and leave behind them one fine doo wop disc fronted by Kirk Taylor, who may or may not have been a member. "From Out Of This World" b/w "You Didn't Learn That In School" was first issued as the Majestics on Bandera 2502 and as Kirk Taylor & The Majestics on Bandera 2507.
The Majestic's photo have seen to indicate that he was not part of their line-up, but the issued track were both written by C.J. Levy & C. Taylor, are these both members of the group?? Are C. Taylor and Kirk Taylor one and the same, or could he be a relative...
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The Majestics (4) (Spring, TX)
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We took a load of new items to our booth at the Riverbend Antique Mall in Ravenswood, WV this week. Here's a peak at some of it:
Vintage suitcases and old trunks are in demand these days so I did some scouting to find a few for our booth. The blue one is called "Amelia Earhart" and has a colorful red and yellow stripe around one end. The brown one was probably hugely inventive for its time: It has wheels and a pull-up handle! Both are very clean inside and out.
The trunk was repainted before we got it, and a nice job too. The inside is also redone and looks awesome. I'll have to take photos of that next time.
I painted the little blue teacup shelf, and just love its vintage look. In front is treadle sewing machine cast iron base with a marble top. Marble tops are the very best for rolling out dough. This one is not attached so it could easily be removed and a wood top put on the table.
Looking inside this area of the booth, it strikes me how light and bright it is. Perfect for spring.
Here is the big airing cabinet we bought last week. Look how much it holds! I filled it with quilts and linens. A lot of cutter quilts in there, and some old quilt tops too.
This basket is full of hardware--doorknobs and valve handles for the crafters.
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The fun of doing this is arranging it all--well, the most fun is finding it in the first place, but arranging it to be eye-catching is certainly a close second!
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a) the registrant must not, directly or indirectly, through registration or use of its domain name or otherwise, register a domain name for the purpose of selling it; and
b) the registrant must not in any way transfer or purport to transfer a proprietary right in any domain name registration.
Seriously, I wonder if Australia is the first to impost such regulations. Is anyone aware of any other registries imposing such restrictions?
On a country level it would certainly make sense where the domains are more rigorously controlled, but I wonder how it could be policed on open international domains. I would certainly be a good thing and start to weed out some of the squatters, but difficult to manage.
I think that means a company in Australia can't buy domain names on behalf of other companies that want a domain name but can't get it. (Sometimes called "proxy registration.")
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Guess they're cracking down on that, too. Probably for the best.
It's all just words - or is it?
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"b) the registrant must not in any way transfer or purport to transfer a proprietary right in any domain name registration."
Can some one explain what this means please?
Basically, you can't sell a domain name. It's always been like this as far as I can recall in the .au namespace, or atleast since auDA took over administration from Robert Elz (aka KRE) and MelbourneIT.
what this effectively does is ban me from creating a web site and content, work to generate some traffic then revenue and finnally selling the whole thing.
Imagine the phone company banning the sale of your pizza delivery business because you are not allowed to sell your phone number to someone else.
If you build up a viable business website you can sell the business and transfer the domain name licence to the new business owner.
The value of the business and goodwill created by your efforts should not differ in the transaction.
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2.1 There are no proprietary rights in a domain name....
Adding: here is a link to transfer info [auda.org.au...]
The value in a web only business is retained entirely by the domain name. If you dont have use of the name then the business becomes worthless. You will have no traffic.
If you cant sell the name, you cant sell the business.
Yes I understand that I dont own a domain name anymore than I own a phone number but I see no real difference between saying "sell a domain name" and "transfer the domain name licence" for the purposes of this discusion. These rules either prevent you from selling a domain name to someone else or they dont. I just want to know, which is it?
I guess what it really means - if you have no business (or valuable website) and are just holding a domain name you cannot sell it. If you don't want it any more you just give it up and it becomes available on a "first in best dressed" basis.
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Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. will join New York City Correction Officers' Benevolent Association President Norman Seabrook, and the Hot 97 Street Soldiers to hold "The Bronx Push 4 Peace" Festival this afternoon.
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When Michael and Neil Fletcher went for a hunt in the woods of Chelmsford, Ontario, last week, they had no idea they were about to stumble onto the selfie opportunity of a lifetime.
According to the Sudbury Star, the brothers were looking to hunt a few grouse, but when they walked deeper into the woods, they found a bald eagle stuck in a hunter's trap.
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Could you imagine lining up on the start gate next to 39 of the fastest 125cc racers in the world on a bike with half the cubic centimeters of motor? Better yet; could you imagine lining up next to those 39 racers on bigger bikes, knowing that you are still going to win by at least 20 seconds? Well, neither could we. In fact, James Stewart is the only rider in the world who can understand that feeling.
Unless you've been locked in a closet for the past six months, you already know that Bubba has dominated the 125cc National Championship series on a two-stroke KX125-winning all but one moto against a field comprised of mostly 250cc four-strokes. Watching Bubba in action on any track would lead a casual observer to assume that the KX125 he is riding is the fastest bike on the planet. Of course, we realize that the bike he is on is a full-blown works bike, but oftentimes technology crosses over from "works" development to the production bike the following year. That said, we were anxious to throw a leg over the 2005 Bubba Scrubber…
At first glance we immediately noticed the new graphics and the taller, all-black gripper seat and seat cover, but the rest of the changes are all internal. Internal or not, however, they are hardly worth getting riled up about, as the 2005 model is basically the same machine we tested last year. The KX125 motor enjoys better lubrication through the left crankcase to the input shaft bearing, and it also has improved waterproofing around the ignition coil. The reeds are now more rigid to help prevent heat deformation, and the input shaft was beefed up to help with transmission durability. The front forks received new low-friction oil seals, and the front brakes have new pad material for greater durability. And that's about the extent of the changes…
It's been a long time since the KX125 held the title of being the powerhouse of the 125 class, but it's always had an easy-to-ride feel-just with moderate overall horsepower. In 2005, the song remains the same. The KX is super fun to ride, but you would be hard pressed to compete against the 250cc four-strokes or some of the faster 125s aboard the green machine in stock condition. What the KX125 is especially good at, though, is getting in and out of turns. The power is very crisp and snappy, allowing you to rip out of corners with ease because the motor is so easy to keep on the pipe down low. Unfortunately, this is the only area in which the KX125 powerplant excels. Mid-range power is strong, but the motor falls a bit flat on top. We thought short-shifting the bike would keep the motor in the meat, but there is a small gap between second and third that allows the rpms to drop, and it had us desperately abusing the clutch to keep things going. Some gearing changes, however, may be the simple remedy.
For 80cc riders making the transition to a full-sized bike, this is a great motor, as it will allow them to feel the power of a 125 while not getting them into too much trouble. Serious racers, however, will need to massage the KX125's powerplant to get good results.
The KX125 suspension has always been one of our favorites when it comes to handling, and this year is not much different. The new and improved "slicker" oil seals might help the initial plushness of the fork slightly, but the forks do seem to work a bit better than last year on the small chop. Our faster pro riders had some complaints with the forks blowing through the stroke on G-outs and big hits (as they're sprung for the lightweight, average rider), but overall the forks were not talked about that much. The shock, on the other hand, works well everywhere. It is especially good in acceleration bumps, as it has a plush feel and allows the bike to enjoy excellent traction. It also blew through the stroke a bit for our faster and heavier riders, but it wasn't a big complaint of our test staff. As in years past, we think the suspension on the KX is one of itts best qualities.
Overall, the handling characteristics of the Kawi are exactly as you'd wish for, as we've found it to be stable at speed, and equally adept in corners. The bike has a light feathery feel in the air, and it rarely allows the rider to get out of shape. The ergonomics have most riders feeling right at home, and the new taller seat was a big hit with our entire test staff. The turning prowess of the bike had our staff spinning countless laps on our private SX track. The crispness of the power along with the light flickable feel of the chassis made the bike a blast on the tighter track. We did feel some headshake on the faster, rougher sections of our outdoor track, but we were able to tune it out with some clicker adjustments. The handling of the KX is very predictable and there are never any surprises. It's quite easy to feel right at home on the new Kawi, and riders raved about the amount of confidence they felt while on the bike. Overall, this is one of the best-handling machines we have ridden this year.
If we had to choose one word to describe the KX125, it would be fun. It isn't the fastest 125 we have ridden, but it is one of the most enjoyable to ride. The crisp throttle response and the great handling chassis and suspension allow you to feel like a hero. Whether or not you possess enough talent and speed to overcome its overall lack of brute power, however, is another thing altogether. If you're serious about racing, you may look to do some massaging to the KX powerplant, but if you're riding simply to have fun, the KX125 is a superb choice.


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Panel Ponders Author Rights in Digital Age
By Ben Hinshaw - On March 9, 2016, the Innovating Communication in Scholarship project (ICIS) hosted a cross-disciplinary panel entitled "Authorship and the Promises of Digital Dissemination." The discussion, which featured an array of scholars, librarians, archivists and authors, as well as representatives of Authors Alliance, explored the challenges faced by writers seeking to maximize the reach of their work—and protect it—in the digital age.
Das Highlights Plight of India's Urban Poor
By Tory Brykalski - Why do state health policies and practices—ostensibly designed to save lives—sometimes fail certain populations? How might paying attention to these policies and practices enhance our understanding of state power? Veena Das, the Krieger–Eisenhower Professor of Anthropology at Johns Hopkins University, explored such questions at a colloquium hosted by the UC Davis Department of Anthropology on March 7, 2016.
Lowe Warns of Imminent Elephant Extinction
By Rebecca Egli - On March 9, the Environments & Societies Research Initiative hosted the final event of its Winter 2016 Colloquium Series. Celia Lowe, an associate professor of anthropology and international studies at the University of Washington, presented a paper entitled "The Viral Creep: Elephants and Herpes in Times of Extinction."
Turkish Studies Lecture Traces Origins of "Minority"
By Loren Michael Mortimer - On March 9, 2016, the Turkish Studies Research Cluster hosted a public lecture by Janet Klein, associate professor of history at the University of Akron. Entitled "Making Minorities in the Late-Ottoman Period: Armenians and Kurds," Dr. Klein's talk argued that scholars frequently deploy the term "minority" without duly considering its evolution—particularly in the context of the Ottoman Empire.
Lagattuta Explores Children's Grasp of Mental Time Travel
By Ben Hinshaw - On February 25, 2016, Kristin H. Lagattuta delivered an ISS Noon Lecture entitled "Do Prior Experiences Shape Future Expectations? Children's Developing Intuitions About How the Mind Generalizes from the Past." In her fascinating talk, Dr. Lagattuta suggested that, as they age, people grow less inclined to make the "cognitive effort" required to approach each human encounter with an open mind.
Colloquium Examines Causes and Consequences of Fire Suppression
By Rebecca Egli – Why did the U.S. Forest Service adopt harmful policies of rangeland fire suppression in the American West throughout much of the twentieth century? What damage did such policies do? Those were the questions addressed by human geographer Nathan Sayre on March 2, at the third event in the Environments & Societies Research Initiative's Winter 2016 Colloquium Series.
Grigor Traces Avant-Garde's Return to Tehran Streets
By Loren Michael Mortimer - At a colloquium hosted on February 29, 2016 by the Department of Anthropology's Sociocultural Wing, Talinn Grigor, professor of art history at UC Davis, presented a talk entitled "The (re)Turn of the Avant-garde to the Streets of Tehran." Dr. Grigor explained how and why the avant-garde in Iranian art shifted away from monumental architecture and into the streets and art studios of post-Revolutionary Iran.
Consciousness Conference Seeks New Perspectives
By Tory Brykalski - On March 4 and 5, 2016, the Center for Mind and Brain at UC Davis hosted the third Northern California Consciousness conference. The event brought together an interdisciplinary group of faculty and students from the social sciences, humanities, and hard sciences. Ten speakers presented lectures on various aspects of human consciousness and the brain, including categorical representation and classification, alternative theories of consciousness, imagination, and self-reflection.
Lecture Challenges Traditional Narratives of Environmental Damage
By Rebecca Egli - On February 24, the Environments & Societies Research Initiative hosted the second event of its Winter 2016 Colloquium Series. Diana K. Davis, professor of history at UC Davis, delivered a lecture entitled "Dispossessing the Drylands: Why Environmental Science and Critical Realism Matter for 'History for a Sustainable Future.'"
HIA Conference Explores Aftermath of Shining Path
By Loren Michael Mortimer – In the 1980s, a Maoist paramilitary organization known as the Shining Path attempted to seize control of Peru. On February 11, 2016, the Hemispheric Institute on the Americas at UC Davis hosted an international conference entitled "The Aftermath of the Shining Path: Memory, Violence, and Politics in Peru." The daylong event featured presentations in both Spanish and English, and represented diverse experiences and perspectives from a violent era in Peruvian history—one with repercussions still felt today.
Colloquium Examines Antarctic Tensions
By Rebecca Egli - On February 10, the Environments & Societies Research Initiative at UC Davis hosted the first meeting of its Winter 2016 Colloquium Series. Visiting scholar Adrian Howkins led a discussion of his paper entitled "Frozen Empires: An Environmental History of the Antarctic."
Conference Interrogates Notions of the "Self"
By Tory Brykalski - On February 8, 2016, the Jewish Studies program at UC Davis hosted a conference entitled "Culture and the Self in Global Therapeutic Encounters." Eight UC scholars working in a range of academic fields explored how different cultural processes—from public health interventions in Trinidad to spirit possessions in northern Italy—contribute to varying notions of the "self."
Conference Investigates Metrics and Misconduct
By Tory Brykalski - On February 4 and 5, 2016, the Innovating Communication in Scholarship project hosted a conference entitled "Gaming Metrics: Innovation and Surveillance in Academic Misconduct." Presenters from across the U.S. and Europe—and from fields as diverse as anthropology, informatics and computing, biology, and economics—explored whether new metrics-based evaluation processes may be creating incentives for new forms of academic misconduct.
Border Studies Keynote Offers New Approaches to Human Rights
By Loren Michael Mortimer - On February 5, 2016, the Mellon Initiative in Comparative Border Studies at UC Davis held its 2015-16 keynote conference. Entitled "Human Rights, Citizenship, and Racialized Belonging," the event featured presentations from, and an informal dialogue with, two eminent scholars—Walter Mignolo and Engin Isin.
ME/SA Celebrates Iranian Women Writers
By Tory Brykalski - On January 26, 2016, the Middle East/South Asia Studies program (ME/SA) hosted a lecture by Dr. Nasrin Rahimieh of UC Irvine. Held in honor of the new Bita Daryabari Presidential Chair in Persian Language and Literature, the lecture was entitled "Modern Iranian Women Writers Shaping the Cultural Imaginary." The event also honored Bita Daryabari's transformational contribution to the UC Davis community by naming her a Chancellor's Laureate.
Paper Explores Fusion of Biological and Digital Worlds
With digital technologies proliferating, and our dependence on them growing ever more acute, a new paper co-authored by Assistant Professor of Communication Martin Hilbert suggests that understanding previous evolutionary transitions can help us get to grips with those that may be currently underway.
Smith Reveals Limits of "Conflict Minerals" Concept
By Loren Michael Mortimer - The proliferation of smartphones and other personal electronics has led to a booming demand for rare earth minerals. Yet recent legal and corporate interventions designed to eliminate "conflict minerals" from high tech supply chains have proven equally violent and destructive to people on the ground. In his ISS Noon Lecture on January 20, 2016, Associate Professor and Interim Chair in the UC Davis Department of Anthropology James Smith explored the intersection of technology, globalization, social justice and indigenous practices.
Solving Food Problems with Design Thinking
By Tory Brykalski - In preparation for a new graduate-level course to be offered in Fall 2016, the UC Davis Food Science and Technology Department has launched a new speaker series. Intended to start a campus-wide conversation about the potential for using design thinking to solve challenges related to food systems, sustainability, and health, the series will feature both industry and academic experts. On Wednesday, January 13, Lauren Shimek, Ph.D., UC Davis alumna and senior portfolio director at IDEO, kicked off the series with a discussion of "human-centered design thinking."
Gonzalez Traverses Human Terrain
By Tory Brykalski - From British colonial projects to U.S. combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, social scientists have often provided armed forces with strategic guidance and intelligence. This controversial complicity reverberates through contemporary social science. On October 15, 2015, at the invitation of the UC Davis Militarization Research Group, Roberto Gonzalez outlined one recent example: the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System (HTS). A professor of anthropology at San Jose State University, Gonzalez explained that, though the program was shut down last year, its legacy persists.
NEH Awards Fellowship to Hartigan-O'Connor
By Stephanie Maroney - The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded UC Davis Associate Professor of History Ellen Hartigan-O'Connor a fellowship for university teachers to pursue research and writing on what will be the first book-length history of auctions in early America.
Legal Geography Colloquium Examines Power of Space
By Loren Michael Mortimer - Legal geography continues to emerge as a burgeoning interdisciplinary approach. On December 4, 2015, at International House Davis, a colloquium entitled "Giving Law Space" furthered that emergence by exploring environmental justice, racialization of space, and contested articulations of rurality.
Symposium Explores Water Wars
By Tory Brykalski - What is the relationship between hydrological sciences, agricultural development, and colonialism in the twenty-first century? On November 30, 2015, an interdisciplinary panel took up this question at a symposium entitled "Thirsting for Justice: Native Resistance to Colonization of Water & Land." Panelists examined the way social justice struggles over land and water in California and Palestine affect communities through the theft of water and destruction of indigenous agriculture.
Sheffrin Lecture Sees Pettit Explore Legal Rights of Corporations
By Ben Hinshaw - Should corporate bodies enjoy the same legal rights as individuals? That was the question addressed by Philip Pettit on October 29, 2015 in the latest Sheffrin Lecture in Public Policy. Currently Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Politics and Human Values at Princeton University, Pettit was introduced by Interim Dean of Social Sciences Li Zhang and by David Copp, distinguished professor of philosophy. Pettit's lecture, entitled "Giving Corporate Bodies Their Due—and Only Their Due," shed light on the potential repercussions of granting corporations too much freedom.
Gary King Delivers Inaugural ISS Distinguished Lecture
By Loren Michael Mortimer - On October 8, 2015, Gary King, Albert J. Weatherhead III University Professor at Harvard University, presented his lecture "Explaining Systematic Bias and Nontransparency in US Social Security Administration Forecasts." Addressing the lamentable state of the Social Security Trust Funds, he put forward his suggestions for fixing the situation before it worsens.
Olmsted's Noon Lecture Reveals Californian Roots of "New Right"
By Loren Michael Mortimer - Kathy Olmsted, Chair of the History Department, kicked off this year's ISS Noon Lecture series with a discussion of her newest book, Right Out of California. Speaking to a capacity audience, Olmsted argued that modern conservatism—the "New Right"—originated in New Deal-era California as a business-backed response to the farmworker unionization movement in the Central Valley.
ISS Announces 2015-16 Faculty Funding Awards
The Institute for Social Sciences is pleased to announce its 2015-16 faculty funding awards. Totaling almost $100,000 across twelve individual and three interdisciplinary projects, this support for new and groundbreaking research ranges throughout the Division of Social Sciences and beyond.
Olmsted's Book on Conspiracies Adapted for the Stage
By Loren Michael Mortimer - Most people experience academic history through books, seminars, or the occasional documentary. But Kathy Olmsted, professor and chair of the History Department, recently had the chance to see her book REAL ENEMIES transformed into multimedia performance art at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival.
Ritter Reveals Power of Peruvian Music
By Loren Michael Mortimer - In times of oppression, folk songs can be performed both in protest and in memorial. On November 17, 2015, as part of the UC Davis Hemispheric Institute on the Americas (HIA) Fall Memory Lecture Series, Jonathan Ritter explored this notion in a talk entitled "We Bear Witness with Our Song: The Politics of Music and Violence in the Peruvian Andes."
Weighing the Costs of Welfare Removal
By Ben Hinshaw - Welfare has long been the subject of heated debate. On November 6, 2015, Manasi Deshpande continued that debate at a seminar hosted by the Center for Poverty Research. Focusing on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Deshpande, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Chicago, presented her recent paper "Does Welfare Inhibit Success? The Long-Term Effects of Removing Low-Income Youth from Disability Insurance."
Kaiser Bears Vicarious Witness for HIA
By Loren Michael Mortimer - Once a prestigious naval academy, the Escuela Superior de Mecánica de la Armada (ESMA) in Buenos Aires became, during Argentina's "Dirty War," a facility for torture and detention. A quarter century after democracy was restored, ESMA re-opened as a museum and site of public memory. On November 10, 2015, as part of the UC Davis Hemispheric Institute on the Americas (HIA) Memory Lecture series, Professor Susana Kaiser addressed this subject in a talk entitled "Vicarious Witness: The Case of ESMA's Visitors and their Interactions with Memory and Human Rights."


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Twelve year old Nick lives for soccer.
Along with his best friend Coby, there's few moves he doesn't know on the pitch.
Off the pitch, now that's a different story. His father's a wordsmith and makes Nick learn new, uncommon words on a regular basis. His mum's a horse fanatic that's tempted by a job in another state.
As troubles at home mount, Nick finds the pressure of success and humiliation by bullies a little too much. Guided by a rapper turned librarian named Mac, Nick tries his best to figure life out before he gets swallowed up by it.
Written in verse, Booked is a follow up to Alexander's award winning novel The Crossover, also written in verse.
I really loved this story and can't wait to get it into the hands of the students at the school I work at. Nick's story could be any of the students' that I speak to on a daily basis and I know they'll connect with it on a deep level.
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- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Poker Brown Camp (historical) (0km)
- San Joaquinto (historical) (11.1km)
- Trinity (historical) (14.8km)
- Poker Brown Spring (historical) (17.4km)
- Halfway House (historical) (19.9km)
- Salinas Ranch (20.4km)
- Cerini Ranch (20.5km)
- Etna (historical) (21.2km)
- Crystal Lakes Trout Farm (22km)
- Mineral Point (historical) (22.4km)
- Zola (historical) (22.5km)
- Westside Boat Launch (22.7km)
- valley;
- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Black Rock Canyon (12.1km)
- Trinity Canyon (15.8km)
- South Trinity Canyon (15.9km)
- Willow Canyon (17.2km)
- Poker Brown Canyon (20km)
- Rocky Canyon (21.4km)
- Rye Patch Canyon (22.3km)
- spring(s);
- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Granite Spring (0.1km)
- Sportsman Spring (2km)
- Natchez Spring (3.3km)
- Marker Spring (4.7km)
- Upper Black Canyon Spring (4.7km)
- Trinity Spring (8.2km)
- Poker Brown Spring (9.9km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Clarksville (historical) (13.6km)
- Arabia (14.6km)
- Poker Brown (19.5km)
- Oreana (historical) (20.5km)
- Torreytown (historical) (20.8km)
- Oreana (22.8km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Trinity Mining District (10.9km)
- Arabia Mining District (11.3km)
- San Jacinto Mining District (21.3km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Oreana Post Office (historical) (20.5km)
- Etna Post Office (21.2km)
- Oreana Post Office (22.8km)
- basin;
- a depression more or less equidimensional in plan and of variable extent.
- Sage Valley (18.7km)
- Humboldt Valley (21.7km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Young Dam (22.4km)
- Rye Patch Dam (22.6km)
- range;
- a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Poker Brown Mountains (20.9km)
- gap;
- a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Trinity Pass (20.4km)
- canal;
- an artificial watercourse.
- Taylor Canal (22.6km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Rye Patch Reservoir (22.6km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Westside Day Use Area (22.6km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Poker Brown Camp (historical)
- Rye Patch State Recreation Area city city o
- Lovelock (Nevada) city city m
- Derby Field airport airport
- Imlay, Nevada landmark city o
- Black Rock Desert landmark landmark
- Burning Man landmark festival
- Empire Airport airport airport
- Gerlach-Empire, Nevada city city o
- Winnemucca Municipal Airport airport airport
- Winnemucca landmark landmark
- Nixon, Nevada city city o
- Pyramid Lake waterbody lake
- LORAN-C transmitter Fallon tower
- Fallon Municipal Airport airport airport
- Mud Lake (Nevada) lake
- Sutcliffe, Nevada city city o
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Fallon nas(NFL), Fallon, Usa (135.1km)
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SpeedReader X is a program that helps you increase the speed at which you normally read and understand what you are reading. Given the vital nature of a skill like this; there are other speed reading software out there that offer similar features, however SpeedReader X is one of the cheapest programs available.
In this post we review the software and highlight features as as well as pros and cons.
Overview SpeedReader X
The software believes in a minimalistic approach and it does not crowd the mind of the user with too many unnecessary features and it focuses on the main skills that poor readers essentially lack. Most people who have used it comment on how easy it is to use and what little outside instruction is actually needed even in the beginning.
Some reporting tools might however be missing and the prime objective of SpeedReader X remains teaching only how to read much faster than before rather than anything else.
Reading exercises are in abundance and they concentrate on letting your eyes practice focusing on more than a few words at a time till it comes to you naturally. The whole approach depends more on how you can visually digest information without having to waste time and read every single word as it appears.
SpeedReader X is also about looking at several sentences in a go and understanding them. It teaches you to focus your mind on what is being said so you do not have to repeat or go back. In the end you just end up finishing the text faster than you would have otherwise and that skill is practically valuable when you need to frantically read long documents for work or research.
Notable Features of SpeedReader X Software
10 Lessons For Users: this software does not waste time and gets right to the point. It jumps on the user with lesson one which is designed to get you started and get you acquainted with the basics as soon as possible.
When a user has finished and passed one stage, they are free to move on to the next one. Another great thing about these lessons is that they are in the form of pithy videos that do not let you get distracted and that convey the lesson well.
Practice tests are a part of this and you also get the chance to evaluate your progress in-between lessons. The lessons are all about your ease and you can mix up the order in which they appear if you like although taking them in order is generally more preferable.
Comes With Reading Material: apart from the informative lessons, extra e-books aim to help you improve your skills and also resource material to increase your knowledge about reading techniques and to help you achieve your goals in this regard.
Important Areas for Improvement
- The speed of reading.
- Eye related exercises for longer reading.
- Understanding several groups of words together.
Specified Short Lessons: All the information that you need is compressed into 10 minute lessons. These lessons have the gist of all that you are supposed to know and special emphasis is given to the main elements. Experts have been consulted in the creation of these lessons so rest assured they do have a very effective practical application.
Results In The Form Of Graphs: you get your test results graphically so that they are easier to quantify and understand. Another advantage of this kind of display is that it is easier to compare previous results with current ones and progress can be measured that way.
Inclusions Of Practice Sessions: these sessions can be customized so that you can learn at your own convenience. You can study at whatever pace you are comfortable with as you proceed with the lessons.
The Training Guide: this guide includes all kinds of extra resources and articles to help you with the process and to help further your goals. In this guide you also get tips on improving recall and learning.
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- Measurable Improvement: there are questions after each stage and you can measure progress quite effectively this way.
- Video Tutorials: the use of videos aids understanding and also makes the study session more interactive. Visual learning is usually more effective and people can remember such lessons for longer.
- For No Fixed Age Group: there is a lack of information on exactly what age group would benefit the most from this program. None of the lessons make any allowance for younger age groups or for teenagers. In fact if young people want to use it, they might need assistance.
- General Pointers: The program is far too generalized which actually takes away from it overall. It lacks a stricter focus which is sometimes essential with skills such as these.
SpeedReader X Software has helped many people perfect good reading skills and it has been used in schools and skill centers with great results. The material that you will go through is planned perfectly and is in order and the course overall is very comprehensive and easy to master.
What are good alternatives? We can recommend 7-Speed-Reading and AceReader Elite based on many user reviews and experiences.


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text: Hey y'all Happy 4th. We are staying at the Borgatta in Atlantic City July 18 & 19 and looking to meet up with some South Jersey or Philadelphia BBC for a night of drinks, dinner, intellectual conversation and some wild-assed fun. We might also invite another hotwife if the 'gathering' starts to expand. Leave us a note here or at yeah, we are LuckyFucks.


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OnePlus 5T review: Hands-on
PC ADVISOR MUSIC SURVEY (plus win an MP3 player!)
Hi guys,
I'm writing a feature on music compression (MP3, WMA, etc) and I could do with your input.
I'm running a survey to compare the different compression systems and quality levels. Basically you compare a compressed file against the original and say which one you think sounds better.
You can find the files on the June cover disc (second disc, the one that says "Ultimate Updates" on it, in the music\tracks folder), or if you don't have that to hand you can also download them (although it's an 80MB file so only really suitable to broadband users).
Once you've got the files, fill in the survey here: click here
There are also instructions on the survey page.
All completed entries will be entered into a draw to win a Creative Jukebox Zen MP3 player – plus you get to contribute to a future magazine feature.
Thanks for your help – any queries give me a shout,
Will Head,
Reviews Editor
Why isn't there a "Can't tell any difference" option as surely that is just a valid answer (and certainly the more honest one in my case!)?
Hi Eagie,
I was thinking about putting in a "Can't tell any difference" option, but decided it would be better to constrain people to make a choice.
If enough people answer the survey, then the fact that two samples were indistinguishable should show through in the results.
Eagie has a very valid point Will, which your reply definitely does not answer.
Hi Goldcroft,
Eagie asked why there wasn't a "Can't tell the difference option", I said I'd considered it, but decided it was better to constrain people to make a choice and let the results show which ones were indistinguishable.
Which bit didn't I answer?
Hi Will: It was your rationale for not including a "can't tell the difference" option:
"If enough people answer the survey, then the fact that two samples were indistinguishable should show through in the results."
Don't really understand why you decided to avoid the "no difference" option. Every poll/survey usually has that selection and it is very relevant.
All the best.
Ah - I see now.
The idea behind the feature is to see whether people can spot the compressed file in a blind (or should that be deaf?) listening environment.
There are a lot of people who claim to be able to spot an MP3 over a real recording - but there's been little actual research into it.
While I considered having a "Can't tell" option I decided it would be better to force people to make a choice. In theory, with enough completed results then a near 50/50 split should show that the samples were pretty much indistinguishable.
I also think that if you force people to make a choice, then it may reveal subconscious processes at work that make them opt for one track over the other without them being able to explain exactly why they went for the one they did.
I couldn't really think of an easy was of incorporating both approaches into the same questionnaire so I opted for this one this time.
As it's the first time we've done something like this then there's no doubt room for improvement - so I'll bear in mind any comments should we do anything like it again in the future.
If you fail to give people the correct range of responces, you will recieve a false impression. Whether you value the response depends on your motivation for asking the question in the first place. for example:
How well do you think this government has handled the war in Iraq?
a) Good.
b) Very Good.
c) Excellent.
(I apologise in advance for picking a political subject. I refuse to discuss the above subject in this forum. the question was posed for illustrative purposes only. Hope this satisfies the FE)
for some strange reason i cant download the files its looking at my E: drive for the files (E:\downloads\music.rar) saying it cant find the server i do have a copy of the mag but being in a rush to get out of the office on friday i left it at work so any ideas would help
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Morning contemplation
The first time Dale and I went down to the Florida Keys we were young and hadn't met each other yet. It was a blast. We both have great yet fuzzy memories of drinking too much and spending our evenings in Key West on Duval Street.
Flash forward 10-15 years and we are not quite as interested in Duval Street, but Dale's father was coming for a visit and we wanted to take him to one of the most beautiful areas in Florida. The road trip itself from Miami to Key West is quite a treat with beautiful emerald green and blue water as far as the eyes can see. So we packed our truck with paddle boards, snorkel gear, and fishing poles and headed south for a different kind of adventure.
On day 1 we enjoyed the beautiful drive down from Orlando to Cudjoe Key. We stopped in Homestead, which is a Miami suburb. Dale's dad was interested in stopping to visit the Coral Castle. We knew nothing about this place but Dale's dad was into it. It turns out that his dad likes to read about aliens and all kinds of conspiracy theories for fun. We had no idea the connection until after we arrived and our tour guide began to talk about aliens.
Dale Sr. at the Coral Castle
Coral Castle Museum is a sculpture garden built by Edward Leedskalnin. Between 1923 and 1951 he reportedly carved over 1,100 tons of coral rock, then moved it, and created this garden. This is amazing because this man was only 5 feet tall and weighed around 100 pounds. It's reported that he carved and moved everything in secret. He was inspired to do this after his fiancée broke of their engagement the day before the wedding. She claimed the reason was that he was too old for her.
The mystery lies in how he created this sculpture garden and moved all these rocks. Some say it was aliens, some say he was an alien. People are still debating how he did this.
After Coral Castle, which was an interesting stop, we headed to Key Largo and stopped for lunch. We had a wonderful lunch of hogfish and conch fritters at Buzzards Roost. We recommend this place if you are in Key Largo.
From Key Largo we headed down to Islamorada to feed the tarpon at Robbie's. Robbie's is a restaurant and marina. They are famous for feeding the giant tarpon. You can buy a bucket of fish and feed them right off the dock. Warning, these fish are huge and will make you jump. Tarpon can weigh up to 280 pounds and reach up to 8 feet long. The ones we fed were not quite that big, but they were impressive! I had a few small scratches on my finger from their teeth.
Feeding the tarpon
We ended day 1 at our Airbnb bungalow in Cudjoe Key. It was dark when we arrived so we unpacked and went to bed early knowing we would have a full day ahead.
On day 2 we started the day by unloading our paddle boards and hitting the water. Our bungalow was right on the water. It was so easy it would have been wrong if we didn't go for a morning paddle. The water was like glass and clear all the way to the bottom. We saw starfish, a sea turtle, sharks, and lobster. It is currently lobster season in the Keys. After a good work out on the water and a quick shower we headed out.
We decided to spend the day exploring Key West. We stopped at Sloppy Joes for lunch and a few drinks. We were a little embarrassed as this place is so touristy. We did find fun watching the tourist stroll in off their cruise ships wearing ponchos, some in matching Key West shirts, and everyone listening to a horrible Jimmy Buffet cover artist. It was cheesy but entertaining. The food was mediocre, but I had a fabulous margarita.
We then headed to the Hemingway Museum. This was a museum I wanted to visit on my last trip. However, my friends were too consumed with wanting to consume a lot frozen drinks so we skipped it. Don't make my mistake. The museum was interesting and fun. Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote in this house for more than ten years. The tour was informative, and we enjoyed seeing more than fifty of the infamous Hemingway 6 toed cats.
After the museum we headed over to the Butterfly and Nature Conservatory. It was listed as the #1 thing to do on Trip Advisor in Key West. Walking through the garden with all the birds and butterflies was relaxing. Yet I would not list this as the top thing to do in Key West. I would place the Hemingway Museum above this activity, as well as the many water sports activities.
From here we went to the Southern-most point in the United States and snapped our obligatory photos. We waited in a long line of other tourists for our turn. Of course clueless people were walking into other people's shots, behind the structure, etc. It was entertaining.
We still had a little time to kill before sunset, so we had to get a beer at the Green Parrot bar. This bar is known as a local hang out. Then we headed to Kermit's for a slice of Key Lime pie. This place is listed as the best Key Lime pie in the Florida Keys and it was fantastic!
We ended the day at Mallory Square to bid farewell to the sun. As we waited for the famous Key West sunset we watched performers sing, play instruments, and throw knives that were on fire. Watching the sun slowly dip down on the horizon as the sail boats passed by was so peaceful. It was the perfect way to end an almost perfect day. This is a must do activity if you come to Key West.
Celebrating another beautiful sunset from Mallory Square
Day 3 we headed out to the marina and rented a boat for the day. We went off shore and did some fishing. I caught a Unicorn Filefish. We did catch and release as the other fish we caught were too small. We then got hot and decided it was time to cool off. We headed out to Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary to snorkel. On our way, we stopped at a light house in the middle of the ocean and took a few photos. This area was beautiful. The water was clear and you could see all the way to the bottom.
Not a keeper!
All three of us snorkeled in the reefs and saw so many fish. Did I mention Dale's father is 79 years old and he snorkeled with us?
Elizabeth and Dale Sr.
There was a large barracuda that enjoyed hanging out under our boat. We saw thousands of yellowtail snapper and they swam around our boat mocking us. We had tried earlier in the day to catch some and were unsuccessful.
Yellowtail Snapper
Our excitement of the day was when I (Elizabeth) was swimming far behind Dale. I noticed all the fish were swimming away fast and in one direction. Then I saw about 5 barracuda sprinting away too. I looked over to my left and saw a shark, and it was about 3-4 feet long. I'm still not sure what type of shark it was but it looked like either a bull shark or a blacktip shark. I shouted at Dale, "shark!" several times. I never thought I would have to do that in real life… Once I had his attention I headed back to the boat. This was my second time out snorkeling for the day and I was officially done.
While I "Michael Phelpsed" back to the boat, Dale tried to find the shark because he wanted a picture of it. He never found the shark but he thinks he saw it too. I spent the rest of the week being teased for being afraid of sharks. Last time I checked, sharks were not friends, and we live in Florida where people get bit by sharks. The experience did make for an exciting day. We have both snorkeled in some amazing places around the world and we both agreed that Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary was one of the best!
Day 4 we woke up early and did one final paddle out to an Island on our Stand Up Paddle boards. We saw several bonnethead sharks chasing prey below our paddle boards. These are small sharks that are related to hammerhead sharks. On our way back from the island we realized we bit off a little more than we could chew.
One last morning paddle on the flats
We were tired, but we returned to our cottage, showered, packed our bags, and headed north towards Orlando. We enjoyed another sunny and beautiful drive home through the Keys.
Florida Keys Tips:
If you plan to visit the Keys we recommend that you avoid making the drive over the weekend and especially holiday weekends. A 4 hour drive could potentially take up to 7 hours. We chose to drive up on a Monday and head home on Thursday. Traffic was light.
If you don't want to break the bank come during the off season. Do not come during the holidays or spring break. Hotel prices are through the roof during the high season.
Also, if you want to save some money do not stay on Key West. If you are not into massive crowds of tourists and party goers you may want to stay on a different key. The prices are cheaper for accommodation, the food is better, and the people are more laid back. We loved Key West when we were younger for the party, but now it seems too commercial and touristy. There are other beautiful Keys to enjoy.
If you are skilled at operating boats, definitely rent a boat for the day and get out and explore. This was the highlight of our trip. We were able to do what we wanted to do and not be at the mercy of a guide and a bunch of tourists. We had an amazing day off shore exploring! This was the highlight of our trip.
If you are not a skilled boat operator, book a small tour on a sailboat or fishing charter. Being out on the water is the highlight of the Florida Keys and you are missing out if you don't get wet!
Be sure and bring lots of sunscreen, a hat, and long sleeve SPF shirts for when you are out on the water. The sun here is intense and you do not want to look like a goofy, lobster-red tourist. Also in the summer months or early fall bring that bug repellant. The no-see-ums can eat you alive!
Other than that, just bring a good attitude, listen to some Jimmy Buffet tunes, and enjoy a few boat drinks! Despite all the tourists and kitschy souvenir shops, the Florida Keys still amaze! To quote Jimmy, "There's still some magic left in this tourist town."


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Becoming parents has certainly slowed down our travelling. It is not just that travelling is a bit of a mission with children. Staying home with the children is never boring. From the children's point of view, a trip to the local farm is an adventure in itself.
With many of our relatives living far away, hardly two months go by without us jetting off somewhere for the weekend.
Here are a few things we have learned over the last two years of travelling with a baby:
- Breastfeed as long as you can: Food for the little one is always ready even when the plane is delayed by a few hours. Breastfeeding babies during take-off and landing also stop their little ears hurting. Don't worry too much about flying with small children, the white noise of the plan engine often puts them to sleep offering you a peaceful journey.
- Use a baby sling. A baby sling is one of the essential items for smooth travelling and once you have arrived to your destination. You don't have to worry about the buggy not being delivered to the aircraft door when you land. If you are connecting planes, the buggy is often transferred straight to your second flight, living you to carry your child through the long corridors. Buggies are often damaged during transport too while you can keep your baby sling with you. I have found myself a few times walking up and down the aisle with a fractious baby in the baby wrap to put her to sleep. The baby wrap provided her with a familiar feeling which gave her the reassurance she needed to doze off. A Godsend!
- Bribes, bribes, bribes: bring plenty of biscuits. Oat biscuits are a good choice as they keep them full for longer and avoids the sugar rush which can make them over-excited. For the same reason, bring some water (within the limits allowed) and avoid sugary drinks. Fruit make easy snacks as well.
- Let them run around whenever you can. The children have to sit still for a long time while they are in the plane. While you're waiting, give them a chance to stretch their legs. Most airports have a play area with crayons or toys.
- Keep the bare minimum hand luggage. It is easier to take care of the children if your hands aren't full with luggage.
- Tag your tots. There is no worse feeling than turning around for a split second and not being able to spot your child. It happens so quickly. Plan ahead and get a wristband where you can write your mobile number.
- Choosing a seat by the window goes a long way to keep the toddlers entertained: seeing the plane take off and land, seeing how the plane slows down after landing, spot the colours or talk about the clouds…
We hope that you find these few tips on travelling with the children helpful. We would love to hear from you, what are you super-tips for smooth travelling?
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