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Peugeot Sport Cars Epine Concept Cars Inspired by Formula One and MotorcyclesThe concept car was created by Daniel Schumpert. Peugeot Epine was basically a project that was supposed to turn into an environmentally friendly hybrid vehicle, but eventually it turned into a "consumer's racing car".
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Though commercial space initiatives have a whiff of sadness about them (RIP lots of NASA funding, RIP the space craze of the '50s), space geeks like your Betabeat reporters are excited by the prospect of making our way into outerspace however we can. And by the looks of it, every day people like you and me could soon be headed off into the ether–provided we have the massive amounts of cash to front the trip.
One of commercial space's most vocal proponents is Virgin Airlines CEO Richard Branson, who has made it his personal mission to help fund the pipe dreams of space-crazed citizens everywhere. CBS reports that Mr. Branson's spaceship, Virgin Galactic, will soon offer $200,000/ticket seats for a two hour trip to space, beginning as early as next year.
But that's not all. Mr. Branson is hellbent on establishing a human colony on Mars within the next 20-30 years.
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Attention French-Canadian Descendants: Did You Inherit Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophy?The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter (25 Oct 2007) and is copyright 2007 by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. Information about the newsletter is available at http://www.eogn.com.
Not only do genealogists have the opportunity to learn about their ancestors, but they can also learn about various inherited diseases. Some of these medical conditions could be life-threatening while others are merely an inconvenience. By studying inherited diseases floating around in your family, you may save or prolong your own life or the lives of your loved ones. By identifying the risks early in a person's life, medical treatment often can be much more effective than the limited choices available after the medical condition becomes obvious.
I find it interesting that one French-Canadian couple in the 1600s who are the ancestors of millions of living people have tentatively been identified as carriers of a common form of muscular dystrophy. It became more than "interesting," however, when I recognized the names of this couple as my ninth great-grandparents. Suddenly it wasn't just "interesting;" it was personal!
If you have French-Canadian ancestry, now is the time to check your pedigree charts.
Zacharie Cloutier and Saincte Dupont, who emigrated to Canada from France in 1634, may have harbored the genetic defect responsible for the majority of today's French-Canadian cases of Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophy (OPMD).
NOTE: Saincte Dupont's first name has been spelled in many different ways. I have seen it listed as Saincte or Sainte or Xainte or Zainte Dupont. Zacharie's name also is sometimes listed as Zacarie Cloustier. Succeeding generations have spelled the surname in many different ways and have sometimes Anglicized it as well. Zacharie Cloutier's male descendants have spelled their last names as Cary, Cluchier, Clukey, Clurkey, Cluquet, Clouter, Lapensee, Nailer, and probably other ways as well.
Zacharie Cloutier and Saincte Dupont were married in St-Jean de Mortagne, ev. Sees, Perche, France, on 18 July 1616. They set sail from the port of Dieppe in mid-April 1634, accompanied by his family. The fleet consisted of four ships under the command of Duplessis-Bochard, arriving in Québec on June 4, 1634. Zacharie Cloutier was a master carpenter and is known to have helped build the manor house of Robert Giffard at Beauport, Québec. He also worked on the parish church and on Fort Saint-Louis in Québec. We can guess that he also helped build many of the houses of that settlement.
Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophy is best known for a weakness of the muscles that control the eyelids, causing droopy eyelids, a condition also known as ptosis. However, that is not the only symptom. The disease often causes a weakness of the facial muscles and pharyngeal muscles (those in the throat used for swallowing), a condition known as dysphagia. Weakness of facial and limb muscles often occurs later. Symptoms of the disease usually don't begin until the mid 40s or 50s, but can occur earlier.
A person with OPMD might have some of the symptoms, but not all. While the disease is best known for the droopy eyelids that severely narrow the field of vision, another person with the same disease might not display that symptom at all. However, a difficulty in swallowing is also quite common, even if it is not visible to others.
When muscle tissue from a person with OPMD is examined under a high-powered microscope, clumps of proteins called inclusions are seen in the muscle cell nuclei (the cellular compartments that contain the chromosomes), and bubble-like structures (vacuoles) appear in the muscle cells.
Oculopharyngeal Muscular Dystrophy is most common in French-Canadian families or families of French-Canadian descent. When the French-Canadian victims' family trees are traced, Zacharie Cloutier and Saincte Dupont always appear someplace in the pedigree charts, often in more than one place. They appear to be the only couple that is always found amongst the ancestors of every French-Canadian sufferer of OPMD. However, there's also a high incidence of OPMD among Hispanic residents of northern New Mexico. OPMD can also affect people who aren't of French-Canadian or Hispanic background although that is far less common.
If you have difficulty swallowing or if you have droopy eyelids, check your pedigree chart. If you find Zacharie Cloutier and Saincte Dupont in the family tree, you might want to mention that fact to your doctor.
For more information about OPMD, look at https://www.mda.org/disease/oculopharyngeal-muscular-dystrophy, http://www.mda.org/disease/opmd.html, http://www.webmd.com/brain/muscular-dystrophy-oculopharyngeal, and on a Google search at http://tinyurl.com/2kgdwu.
By the way, most French-Canadians with ancestry in the greater Quebec City area can find Zacharie Cloutier and Saincte Dupont in multiple places in their pedigree charts. That is, most of these people have multiple lines of descent from this one couple.


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Today shall henceforth be known as "The day a 'Vodka' category was finally added to Paul's blog."
Vodka takes a lot of flack, and often with good reason. But for dedicated cocktail types, we have to come to terms with vodka. It's still the most widely consumed type of spirit in the United States, and each of us — whether as hosts or as bartenders — has friends or customers who prefer to drink vodka. Rather than simply shaking a vodka martini or pouring a vodka & soda and writing them off as lost souls, we can turn to vodka cocktails that show a little imagination and that introduce the flavors we've come to appreciate in cocktails, in hopes that the next step may be a drink that's even more ambitious.
Which brings us to Mixology Monday: Vodka is Your Friend (kindly hosted by Felicia's Speakeasy). And hey — why not? Sure, as cocktail geeks we all groan about vodka and the damage it's done to contemporary palates and to the art of mixology, but c'mon — it's not all bad. True, I don't handle the stuff all that often, but vodka was my first mixing spirit of choice — before I discovered the beauty of rye, tequila, gin and rum — and on occasion I come across a vodka recipe that actually makes sense. That is, a drink that uses vodka's neutral character to good effect, as a vehicle and softener for bold flavors, rather than simply as an alcohol-delivery device.
In some ways, vodka steps into the role formerly carried primarily by dry vermouth. In classic drinks such as the Chrysanthemum, that softens the flavor of Benedictine and absinthe by using a base of vermouth, the base serves to dilute the powerful flavors of the modifiers without interfering (much) with those flavors. There are a couple of contemporary drinks that use vodka in this way — the Drink Without a Name, with Chartreuse and Cointreau, and the Dreamy Dorini Smokin' Martini, with Laphroaig and Pernod, spring to mind — but here's something a little bit older that demonstrates vodka's utility: the Gypsy.
I first came across the Gypsy several years ago while exploring the wilds of the Esquire Drinks Database, and while there are other drinks that share the name, the Gypsy is worth filing away for future reference. Flavored with a hearty ounce of Benedictine and a dash of Angostura bitters, the Gypsy uses vodka to form a neutral stage, both softening and spreading out the potent flavors of these ingredients. In other words, it performs in a cocktail exactly as vodka should.
- 2 ounces vodka
- 1 ounce Benedictine
- 1 dash Angostura bitters
Combine ingredients in a mixing glass and fill with ice. Stir well and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Twist a piece of lemon peel over the drink and deploy as garnish.
There, that didn't hurt, now did it? (And apologies for the lack of a photo — I'm currently vacationing several hundred miles from my liquor cabinet.) Now head on over to Felicia's Speakeasy to see what everybody else has been up to.


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Kroger Co. is negotiating for one of its grocery stores to anchor the redevelopment of the old University of Colorado Hospital at East Ninth Avenue and Colorado Boulevard — replacing Walmart, which pulled out last month amid outcry from the neighborhood.
What kind of store, whether it is a King Soopers or a more upscale brand from the Kroger chain, is still being discussed, said Janice Sinden, chief of staff for Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.
Sinden said one option being explored is a Fresh Fare store — one of Kroger's new-style stores that have upscale meats and seafood, gourmet cheeses and natural and organic foods, as well as chef-prepared meals to take home, besides the usual array of grocery items.
"That's what we are advocating for, as upscale a market center as we can possibly secure in that community," Sinden said Tuesday.
King Soopers spokeswoman Kelli McGannon said the grocery-store chain tries to create stores "that meet the needs of each community, and this location would be no exception."
The deal isn't complete. Kroger representatives are evaluating the site and expect to make a decision by mid-December.
"The neighborhood trusts King Soopers," McGannon said. "We recognize that there has been some controversy with this location. King Soopers, as with all the neighborhoods we serve, will continue to be a good community partner as we always have been since we opened our first store in 1947."
Protesting Walmart
Denver officials hope the news is met with more acceptance from the community than occurred when the last anchor tenant was announced.
Neighbors vocally opposed the 119,000-square-foot Walmart store proposed for the 28.5-acre site that has been vacant since 2007.
Residents criticized the discount retailer for its customer base and employment practices and accused Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of destroying small, local businesses. They launched an anti-Walmart website, covered front lawns with protest signs and argued against the store in public meetings.
Council President Mary Beth Susman and Councilwoman Jeanne Robb — who represent the area — said they would oppose tax-increment financing for a Walmart.
When Walmart pulled out in early October, developer Jeff Fuqua was left scrambling for a new anchor.
Enter Kroger, with 74 stores in metro Denver, including a mega-King Soopers store 2 miles south on Leetsdale Drive in the city of Glendale.
Sinden said city officials and Kroger executives are wary about how the news of the new anchor will be received.
King Soopers president and chief executive Russ Dispense "is excited and afraid too that they could somehow fall into the same trap that Walmart did," Sinden said.
Hancock said in a statement that the city and its partners have worked "tirelessly for nearly a decade to create a development … that the neighbors — and the entire city — can be proud of.
"I am excited at the prospect of one of Denver's best-known and -respected retailers stepping forward to work with us in fulfilling our vision for this area," he said.
City officials believe the right store for the neighborhood will bring in customers and sales- tax revenue.
Smaller store
The new plan calls for a smaller anchor store — 75,000 to 80,000 square feet, requiring less space for parking but also allowing more space for additional tenants.
However, a smaller store that sells mainly tax-free groceries also would generate less sales- tax revenue.
Tracy Huggins, director of the Denver Urban Renewal Authority, is confident that the new numbers would work because CU is willing to accept delayed payment for the $31.5 million sale of the property — receiving roughly $15 million over 15 years. The rest would be paid to the university at the July 31 closing.
The costs of demolition, environmental abatement and adding streets, sidewalks and sewers would be paid for through tax-increment financing.
"The big-box conversation was really hard to have," Sinden said. "I think the neighbors around the university were anxious about having … a Super Walmart in their backyard. (This) footprint is much smaller. So we're hoping that that will represent to the neighborhoods that they were heard."
If everything goes as planned, shops would open in two years.
The site has been vacant since the hospital in 2007 moved to its current home on the Fitzsimons Campus in Aurora.
Developer Shea Properties initially was selected by the city to purchase and redevelop the site, but the company was unable to fulfill its contract.
Sembler Co. of Atlanta stepped in to purchase the site, but changes at the company soon led to another switch. Fuqua took over the contract in March after splitting with Sembler, his former employer.
After Walmart exited, Hancock convened all the parties — CU, Fuqua, City Council members, city staff and the development authority — to come up with another plan, Sinden said.
"Quite frankly, it was to say, 'We're going to do this right, not fast,' " she said. "And we're going to really ensure that this is something the community is incredibly proud of. And that is going to take some time. And he put a lot of responsibility on the developer to reach back out into the retail community and come up with options."
Possible tenants
The new plan creates a walkable outdoor shopping area that would become a central meeting place for the surrounding neighborhoods with senior housing, 325 residential units, a hotel and "neighborhood-scale services," said Marcus Pachner, a consultant working on the project with Fuqua Development.
Other possible tenants that have expressed interest include Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage, McAlister's Deli, HomeGoods, Larkburger gourmet burgers, the owners of Tavern Uptown, Kriser's organic pet food, and neighborhood coffee stores and restaurants.
"This is a very pedestrian-friendly neighborhood that frankly will blend into kind of the urban fabric of the surroundings," Pachner said.
Buildings that would remain on the property would include the existing parking structure at Ninth Avenue and Clermont Street and the old nurses dormitory. The existing towers prominent from Colorado Boulevard will be leveled, Pachner said.
Robb said a Kroger store is a much better fit for the area than a big-box store.
"The grocery store is fine. It's maybe not exciting, but it's definitely fine," Robb said. "What we need to work on is mixed uses. We wouldn't get that with the previous tenant."
Three neighbors who were opposed to Walmart said they had no opposition to a King Soopers store.
"I think that's a big improvement from Walmart," said Katie Lupo,who lives at 12th Avenue and Bellaire Street, north of the development. "I think that will be welcome in the neighborhood. I think we would be behind it. That's good news."
Steven Whatley, who also lives on Bellaire Street, said he would be surprised if the main anchor is King Soopers.
"There are a fair amount of grocery stores in the area already," he said. "In a perfect world, office space and some really nice boutique-type retailers might be best. Depending on what other businesses are included, I don't know if this will get the neighborhood excited."
Laure Levin, who lives on Williams Street in Congress Park, said King Soopers is "light-years" better than Walmart.
"I'm just a bit surprised because the feeling as we went through the process was that there's already a high density of grocery stories in the area," she said. "And I would be surprised that King Soopers wouldn't be concerned about pulling traffic from their big store on Alameda."
She said regardless of what anchors the site, she hopes the city conducts an updated traffic analysis.
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Day 1: Chocolate Crackles
Chocolate cookies. Snowy powdered sugar. Completely unassuming, but pretty dang delicious. As Boyfriend said after his first bite, "They're just a chocolate cookie." Yeah, they are. But I dare you to eat just one. It's almost impossible. Between the two of us, Boyfriend and I polished off the last 10 or so within minutes, just reaching for more before we'd even finished chewing the last one. They may not be quintessential holiday cookies, but no matter what time of year you make them, they're great! They're soft and incredibly moist, and the powdered sugar coating gives it the perfect amount of sweetness. Just be careful. That sugar will get all over you.
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Makes about 4 dozen
1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
2 cups granulated sugar
½ cup vegetable oil
4 large eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 cups all purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt; set aside. In a separate medium bowl, stir together cocoa, white sugar, and vegetable oil. Beat in eggs, one at a time, then add vanilla, stirring to combine. Add in flour mixture and stir until combined. Cover with plastic wrap and chill in refrigerator for 4 hours, or up to overnight.
2. Preheat oven to 350F. Line cookie sheets with parchment or a silicone baking mat. Put confectioners' sugar into a small bowl. Using a 1-inch cookie scoop or rounded tablespoons, roll dough into balls with your hands, then roll in confectioners' sugar to coat. Place on prepared cookie sheets 2 inches apart. Bake 10 to 12 minutes. Let cool on cookie sheet for 2 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.


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More than one in five parents would not tell their GP if their child suffered a reaction to a medicine, while almost six in 10 would fail to tell a pharmacist, according to a poll.
The survey also found many are unaware they can report side-effects via a special "yellow card" scheme run by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Most medicines on the market are not tested on children although regulations introduced in 2006 say drug developers must submit plans for clinically investigating new drugs in youngsters.
Today's MHRA survey of 9,142 people found 78% would tell their GP if their child suffered a suspected reaction to a medicine, but 22% would not.
Parents in London and the South East were the least likely to report problems to their GP, with 69% in London and 72% in the South East saying they would.
For pharmacists, the UK average was 44% of people saying they would tell them, with London and the South being the lowest reporters at 39%.
But while Londoners were the least likely to report problems to health professionals, they were more likely to report any side-effects to the MHRA's yellow card scheme, with 15% of London parents recognising the scheme compared to a national average of 9%.
Research has suggested that only 10 to 15% of serious side-effects are reported in the entire population, with the rate in children being about half of that figure.
June Raine, director of the MHRA's vigilance and risk management of medicines division, said: "It is vital that parents and carers as well as healthcare professionals use the yellow card scheme to report any suspected side-effects.
"Identifying side-effects in children can be more difficult and it may only be a parent or carer who is able to identify symptoms in a child that they cannot explain themselves.
"Parents and carers have an important contribution to make identifying potential safety problems and so helping the MHRA protect public health."
Dr Hilary Cass, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said: "Not all medication is perfectly suited to every child, even if they have the same medical condition or complaint (as an adult).
"So for children to get quality and effective medication that's right for them, it's important that healthcare professionals work with families to report all side-effects, no matter how big or small."


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17 Sunset Hill Dr, Canterbury, NH 03224, USA 12.42 mi
Traditional hardworking producer on the verge of integrating modern production techniques from sap collection to syrup finishi >>
19 Brad Chase Rd Danbury NH 12.54 mi
Stoneledge Farm Sugar House is excited for our 2020 season. The newly designed sugar house offers a comfy atmosphere with ple >>
164 Allens Mill Road, Gilmanton, NH, USA 12.55 mi
(603) 267-6428(603) 267-6428
Hi Everyone, On Saturday March 21st we will be making maple syrup. However, we have decided to sell our Maple Syrup, Maple Chi >>
271 Hackleboro Road Canterbury NH 03224 12.64 mi
111 Bradley Lake Rd, Andover, NH 12.72 mi
Come by and see our small operation. We have about 200 taps on gravity lines and about 75 buckets. We have no vacuum, no RO, n >>
88 Shellcamp Road, Gilmanton, NH 03237, United States 12.87 mi
306 High Street Boscawen, NH 03303 13.41 mi
We are the Paine family! We are raising our two daughters on our 47 acre farm in a Boscawen NH, growing our farm to teach our >>
845 Loudon Ridge Road Loudon NH 03307-1712 13.7 mi
Maple Month 2020 We are an eight generation family farm on scenic Loudon Ridge. We offer sugarhouse tours, and a complete line >>
6 Carter Hill Road, Canterbury, NH 03224, United States 13.73 mi
112 Coe Hill Road, Center Harbor, NH 03226, United States 13.73 mi
341 Shaker Road, Canterbury, NH 03224, United States 13.9 mi
North Family Farm is named after the North family of the Canterbury Shakers who settled here in 1792. Since 1950, we have been >>
263 High Street, Boscawen, NH 03303, United States 13.92 mi
70 Roy Ford Road, Danbury, NH 03230, United States 14 mi
736 Loudon Ridge Rd, Loudon NH 03307 14.19 mi
We are a first generation farm a wide range of maple products as well as farm raised pigs. We are very passionate about maple >>
736 Loudon Ridge Road, Loudon NH 03307 14.19 mi
Maple Month 2017 We will be offering tours of our sugar house and a variety of maple products for sale. On maple weekend we wi >>
115 Asby Road, Canterbury, NH, United States 14.2 mi
Wood fired evaporator, Free samples , Sugar on snow Free pony rides Maple Weekend >>
228 Shaker Road, Canterbury, NH, United States 14.2 mi
Conveniently located near Canterbury Shaker Village, in our newly expanded timber framed sugar house we use tried and true tra >>
336 Middle Route, Gilmanton, NH, United States 14.29 mi
Join us and learn our process we have our maple products available along with other local products. We are open on weekends >>
336 Middle Route, Gilmanton, NH 03237, USA 14.3 mi
603 393 5429603 393 5429
We sell maple syrup, sugar, candy, and cream call ahead for boiling times and hours maple weekend we are open 10 to 3 Saturday >>
1089 Route 106N, Loudon, NH 03307, United States 14.38 mi
2020 Maple Weekend In the gift shop you will find maple syrup, maple cream, maple mustard, maple candy, maple seasonings, panc >>
143 North Ashland Road, Ashland, NH 03217, United States 14.41 mi
274 Southwest Road, Canterbury, NH 03224, United States 14.44 mi
317 Loon Pond Road Gilmanton NH 03237 14.59 mi
Maple Month 2018 Tours, maple fudge, store in the barn, samples! All maple themed and some hot mulled cider! All dependent on >>
Rt 4-A Andover, NH, United States 14.8 mi
Open Maple Weekend 9am – 5pm! Located on Route 4-A in Andover, NH, this New 16 x 20 sugarhouse was built in 2016 in Memo >>
244 Eagle Pond Road, Danbury, NH 03230, United States 14.98 mi
155 Water St, Boscawen, NH 03303, USA 15.01 mi
We currently are getting back into sugaring. Growing up here as you can see by our name we really have tried just about everyt >>
Webster, NH, USA 15.15 mi
Welcome to our little family run sugar house! This long time dream of owner and operator Jason Carter finally came to life aft >>
148 Corn Hill Road, Boscawen, NH 03303, United States 15.16 mi
166 Loon Pond Farm Gilmanton NH 03237 15.22 mi
191 King Street, Boscawen, NH 03303, United States 15.29 mi
144 Berry Road, Loudon, NH 03307 15.6 mi
Hobby sugar shack looking to grow >>
409 Loudon Ridge Road, Loudon, NH 03307, United States 15.7 mi
Due to concerns related to the Covid19 outbreak and to comply with the Executive order issued by Governor Sununu we are cancel >>
14 Shaker Jerry Road, Moultonborough, NH 03254, United States 15.75 mi
1303 Mount Major Highway, Alton, NH 03810, United States 15.82 mi
390 white plains rd webster nh 03303 16.05 mi
603 848 1866603 848 1866
Small sugar house offering syrup for sale year round. 1100 taps all on tubing Visitors welcome anytime we are boiling. Open Ma >>
390 White Plains Road, Webster, NH 03303, United States 16.08 mi
Syrup for sale all year call or email Maple Month 2020 Maple Weekend free samples of syrup with Sarah's homemade donuts. >>
242 Corn Hill Road, Boscawen, NH 03303, United States 16.11 mi
1118 rt 175 holderness nh 16.22 mi
Small family maple syrup production located in holderness NH! >>
268 Loudon Ridge Rd, Loudon, NH 03307, USA 16.3 mi
Maple Ridge Sugar House, located in Loudon NH, not only provides an assortment of quality maple products but also the most bea >>
207 Stage Road, Gilmanton Iron Works, NH 03837, United States 17.15 mi
276 Queen Street, Boscawen, NH, 03033 USA 17.21 mi
Ice Mountain Maple is a small, family run operation located in Boscawen N.H. Our quaint homestead is nestled atop a long wind >>
25 Oak Street, Boscawen, NH 03303, United States 17.29 mi
84 Forty Acres Road, Elkins, NH 03233 17.47 mi
Come and enjoy learning about the process of making maple syrup. Sugarhouse tours and boiling demonstrations, sap collection, >>
79 Clearview Drive, Loudon, NH 03307, United States 17.48 mi
7064 Pleasant ST Ext Loudon, NH 17.49 mi
603 724-5768603 724-5768
You We are a smaller but modern sugaring operation. We strive to make the best tasting and highest quality maple syrup in New >>
305 Call Road, Webster, NH 03303, United States 17.54 mi
18 Shannon Road, Gilmanton Iron Works, NH 03837, United States 17.62 mi
1375 U.S. 4, Danbury, NH, USA 18.04 mi
A family owned business run by Gordon and Brian Ordway, run in a new sugar house built in memory of Their parents, Gordon and >>
31 Kearsarge Valley Rd, Wilmot, NH, United States 18.05 mi
2019 has been a big year for us. We welcomed our 6th Sapling in July & embarked on building a new Sugarhouse. Plenty of 20 >>
94 Foss Road, Gilmanton Iron Works, NH 03831, United States 18.15 mi
121 Hobbs rd, Rumney, NH 03266, USA 18.19 mi
Just a small-time producer having some fun. >>
133 Couchtown Road Warner NH 18.23 mi
Maple Weekend 2020: Open 9 – 4 both days. Free samples, tours, products for sale. Maple candy, maple cream, maple syrup. >>
424 Battle Street, Webster, NH 03303, United States 18.35 mi
Elm Street, Concord, NH, United States 18.38 mi
Makers of pure NH maple syrup. >>
173 Gore Rd, Warner, NH 03278, USA 18.43 mi
We are currently offering our world famous syrup via the good ol' US Postal Service. Syrup ships well in flat-rate boxes >>
173 Gore Road, Warner, NH 03278, United States 18.43 mi
Maple Month 2018 KGF will be offering certified organic maple syrup and maple sugar for sale. We have nitrate free maple cured >>
263 Route 129, Loudon, NH 03307, United States 18.46 mi
Maple Weekend Hours 2020 Sat Mar21 – 10-4pm Sun Mar 22 – 10-4pm Samples – syrup and candy >>
503 Sheridan Road, Moultonborough, NH, USA 18.63 mi
MAPLE WEEKEND 2020 UPDATE As a family, w >>
Moultonborough, NH, USA 18.75 mi
I had a very small 8 by 12 ft sugar shack build and are using a wood fired "barrel evaporator Kit " to boil. We pr >>
59 Bee Hole Road, Loudon, NH 03307, United States 18.97 mi
28 Lamson Ln, New London, NH 03257, USA 19.13 mi
Small sugaring operation for fun. No sales. >>
33 Carpenter Road, Barnstead, NH 03218, United States 19.19 mi
54 Randall Road, Campton, NH 03223 19.26 mi
188 Gov. Wentworth Hwy, Moultonborough, NH 03254 19.35 mi
143 Hogback Road, Campton, NH 03223, United States 19.64 mi
427 Schoodac Road, Warner, NH 03278, United States 19.65 mi
Maple Month 2019 Wood fired 4′ x 12′ evaporator Samples Syrup for sale House next to road Saturday March 23: 9-3 S >>
105 Oak Hill Road, Concord, NH 03301, United States 19.8 mi
Mapletree Farm, LLC, Dean Wilber, 105 Oak Hill Rd., Concord, NH 03301. 2 Miles from I-93 Exit 16. We make syrup with lead-free >>
295 Loudon Road, Pittsfield, NH 03263, United States 20.17 mi
Family run sugar house in Pittsfield offering maple syrup, award winning maple cream, candies, maple popcorn, maple coated nut >>
402 Route 103 East, Warner, NH, 1.3 miles west of Exit 7 off I-89 20.58 mi
603-224-2452 or 603-456-6052603-224-2452 or 603-456-6052
164 Twin Lake Villa Rd, New London, NH, United States 20.8 mi
997 Penacook Road, Contoocook, Hopkinton, NH, United States 20.91 mi
1849 East Rumney Rd Rumney NH 03266 20.97 mi
Our delicious syrup is available year round at our Farm on 1443 Quincy Rd in Rumney and at Longview Farmstand 175 Quincy Rd Pl >>
53 Ring Road, Chichester, NH 03258, United States 21.12 mi
122 Suncook Valley Road, Barnstead, NH 03218, United States 21.17 mi
124 Iron Kettle Road, Warner, NH 03278, United States 21.27 mi
236 Mountain Road, Sandwich, NH, United States 21.31 mi
At our facility we are committed to producing quality maple syrup through good agricultural and good handling practices that f >>
1269 Main Street, Springfield NH 03284 21.93 mi
2020 Maple Weekend Free pancakes, maple beans, maple coffee, maple milk and ice cream with maple syrup. We sell Maple Candy, >>
656 Gould Hill Road, Contoocook NH 03229 22.03 mi
Located on a working apple orchard with 80 miles views to the white mountains. Hard cider tasting room on site – with o >>
200 Cook Hill Road, Campton, NH, United States Seasonal Address 22.05 mi
31 Richards Rd, Wolfeboro, NH 03894, USA 22.58 mi
331 Maple Street, Contoocook, NH 03229, United States 22.77 mi
342 Vittum Hill Road, Sandwich, NH, United States 23 mi
Range View Farm has been sugaring since World War II. This year, we are down-sizing to a new hobby evaporator. Since 2008, w >>
372 Webster Mills Road, Pittsfield NH 03203 23.05 mi
102 Mad River Road, Thornton, NH, United States 23.34 mi
(603) 412-2704(603) 412-2704
Located in central New Hampshire, Blake Mountain Sugar House is a local sugaring operation that has been tapping some of the s >>
140 Canfield Road, Center Barnstead, NH, United States 23.47 mi
21 Mountain Rd, Center Tuftonboro, NH 03816, USA 23.7 mi
Small family owned >>
1038 Hopkinton Road, Hopkinton, NH 03229, United States 23.8 mi
Maple Month 2018 Crow Valley Farm will be offering free samples of maple syrup, waffles and maple milk. We welcome everyone t >>
301 Wing Road, Sandwich, NH, United States 23.9 mi
266 Sanborn Hill Rd 24.03 mi
Family owned and operated diverse farm. >>
498 Turnpike Road, Canaan, NH 03741, United States 24.09 mi
2626 Buffalo Road, Rumney, NH 03266, United States 24.31 mi
585 Gillingham Drive, Newbury, NH, USA 24.4 mi
Wood fired 4 x 12 evaporator with 3 post Lapierre RO. Doors are open Maple Weekend and there will be free tours and samples. W >>
Young Mountain Road, Sandwich, NH, United States 25.07 mi
Old fashioned family sugarhouse. >>
150 Valley Rd, Center Ossipee, NH 03814, United States 25.23 mi
603-539-7382 home 603-986-6174603-539-7382 home 603-986-6174
2020 Maple Weekend Free samples of Maple Syrup and free coffee and donut holes Saturday March 21: 9-5 Sunday March 22: 9-3 &nb >>
821 Catamount Road, Pittsfield, NH, 03263 United States 25.29 mi
For the latest information on how to purchase our products visit https://www.facebook.com/matrasmaple/. Call Willie at 603-724 >>
105 Fitzgerald Dr., Enfield, NH 03748 25.4 mi
Not open to the public. >>
30 Ham Road, New Durham, NH 03855, United States 25.56 mi
2010 NH Route 175 Thornton NH 03285 25.59 mi
Maple Month 2017 We will be offering a full breakfast menu Saturdays & Sundays. Maple making tours from trees to jug. Mapl >>
693 New Hampshire 103, Newbury, NH, USA 25.64 mi
Maple Month 2020 How much better can it get that to come to a Free Tour and get Free Samples? Here at Ben's Sugar Shack we wan >>
323 Burpee Hill Road, Grantham, NH 03753, United States 25.77 mi
18 Towle Pasture Drive, Epsom, NH 03234, United States 25.8 mi
26 Levi Road, Thornton, NH, United States 26.16 mi
2018 Maple Month We will have maple syrup for sale, Will also have samples of NH made maple syrup. We will be making maple sy >>
153 Middleton Road New Durham NH 03855 26.49 mi
191 Dunbar Hill Road, Grantham, NH, USA 26.59 mi
603 863 7271603 863 7271
We are a family run farm with our prime focus on maple production. Our sugar house and maple products have been state inspect >>
931 Flanders Rd, Henniker, NH, USA 26.81 mi
Breakfast Restaurant Open Year Round. Hours: M thru F – 5:30 am – 12 noon Sat & Sun – 5:30 am – 1: >>
1 Beaver Brook Drive, Bow, NH, United States 26.9 mi
We are local family operated hobby sized sugar makers. We do it purely for fun. Our mission is to bring people closer together >>
49 Flanders Road, Henniker, NH 03242, United States 27.01 mi
66 Moose Mountain Rd, Brookfield, NH, United States 27.17 mi
603 832 3090603 832 3090
Small family operation, wood fired evaporator and bucket sap collection. Group tours available during maple season Maple Month >>
35 Fadden Road, Thornton, NH 03285, United States 27.2 mi
Maple Month 2020 Small family run sugar house. Demonstrations, samples, syrup for sale. Self-guided hike of the maple orchard >>
685 West Farms Road, Canaan, NH, USA 27.65 mi
346 Stoneham Road, Brookfield, NH 03872, United States 27.69 mi
545 Stagecoach Road, Sunapee, NH 27.82 mi
NEW sugarhouse located on Stagecoach Road in Sunapee, just down the road from our main farm. Within a few miles of Mount Sunap >>
59 Ray Road, Dunbarton, NH, United States 27.88 mi
Small wood fired operation with no equipment to impair the site and sound and smell of a traditional sugarhouse experience. >>
39 May's Way, West Ossipee, NH 03890, United States 27.89 mi
68 Haselton Rd, Thornton, NH 03285, USA 28.19 mi
58 Cleveland Hill Road, Tamworth, NH 03886, United States 28.3 mi
NH Maple Weekend 2020: Open House in our Sugarhouse On tap: Buckets of sweet enjoyment for the entire family! Savor the sweet >>
3 Hop Kiln Road, Bow, NH, United States 28.69 mi
603 774 2160603 774 2160
Treats Sugarhouse has five small maple orchards totaling 700 taps. It is one of few operations to only tap sugar maples. No re >>
451 Concord Stage Road, Weare, NH 03281, United States 28.77 mi
151 Plains Rd, West Ossipee, NH 03890, United States 28.81 mi
Maple Month 2020 Stop in and visit our Family owned and operated Sugar House. Established in 2016 as a hobby and to enjoy time >>
Long Ridge Rd, Sanbornville, NH 03872, USA 29.07 mi
8 Pease Drive, Orford NH 03777 29.12 mi
Maple Month 2020 Saturday March 7: 9-4 Sunday March 8: 9-4 Saturday March 14: 9-4 Sunday March 15: 9-4 Saturday March 21: 9-4 >>
673 Turkey Street, Chocorua, Tamworth, NH, United States 29.34 mi
Visit Turkey Street Maples as we boil sap into maple syrup. A true door-yard sugar house. Wood-fired evaporator. We hav >>
141 Wakefield Rd, Union, NH 03887, USA 29.63 mi
Meadow View Sugarhouse is located in scenic Carroll County NH and a short drive up from Boston. Stop by and learn more about h >>
370 Gardner Hill Rd, Tamworth NH 03817 29.73 mi
We are open for syrup pickups by appointment or chance. Feel free to call or email to get maple syrup, maple sugar or some yum >>
45 Effingham Road, Ossipee, NH 03864, United States 30.07 mi
40 Patch Road, Lebanon, NH, United States 03766 GPS Address 88 Churchill Way Lebanon NH 30.15 mi
2020 Maple Month In light of recommendations by health officials regarding the corona virus we did not have pancake breakfast >>
134 Green Mountain Road, Effingham, NH 03882, United States 30.22 mi
19 Bay Lane, P.O. Box 200 Chocorua NH 03817 30.27 mi
A small hobby operation producing about 35 gallons a year. >>
190 Page Hill Rd. Newport, NH 03773 30.28 mi
We operate a small 400 tap operation but plan on growing steadily for the next few years. We use a homemade 2 X 6 wood fired s >>
60 Griffin Road, Deerfield, NH 03037, United States 30.28 mi
We will not be open for the remainder of Maple Month. Looks like we will be boiling however if you need maple products or bee >>
120 Foggs Ridge Road, Ossipee, NH 03864, United States 30.36 mi
562 First Crown Point Rd, Strafford, NH 03884, USA 30.39 mi
190 Page Hill Rd., Newport, NH 03773, USA 30.51 mi
5/15/20 Small 400 tap operation w/ a 2×6 home made Arch. Built a new Reverse Osmosis machine this year and hope to add 20 >>
64 Tasker Hill Road, Strafford, NH 03884, United States 30.66 mi
360 Teneriffe Rd, Milton, NH 03851, USA 30.78 mi
Veteran owned and operated family sugar house. >>
789 Second Crown Point Road, Strafford, NH, United States 30.99 mi
75 Twist hill Rd, dunbarton, nh 31.28 mi
Twisted Maple Sugar Shack is a family friendly sugar house that allows for all the maple processes to be shown to the public. >>
2528 East Washington Road, Washington, NH, USA 31.45 mi
Fletcher farm has been producing syrup for generations. We are a small family farm located in the village of East Washington, >>
477 Barnard Hill Road, Weare, NH 03281, United States 31.73 mi
472 Lake Tarleton Road Warren NH 03279 32.03 mi
Maple Month 2020 Saturday March 21: 9-3 Sunday March 22: 9-3 Pancakes, homemade donuts, cookies, coffee & samples of ALL o >>
110 Storrs Hill Road Lebanon NH 03766-2331 32.11 mi
Maple Month 2020 Our Sugar House is open to all visitors with free tours, demonstrations and samples of freshly made Maple Syr >>
379 Eastside Road, North Woodstock, NH, 03262 United States 32.17 mi
Hillsboro, NH, USA 32.27 mi
Come join us for Maple Weekend Open House on Saturday and Sunday, March 21 & 22 from 9am to 4pm. Maple sugaring has been a >>
637 Clement Hill Rd, Deering NH 32.27 mi
Maple Syrup made in a home made yurt >>
166 Main Street, Meriden, Plainfield, NH 03781, USA 32.31 mi
Taylor Brothers Sugarhouse is in Meriden, NH. They make over 2000 gallons of syrup each year in a modern, state of the art fac >>
195 Ten Rod Rd, Rochester, NH 03867, USA 32.71 mi
Ten Rod Farm is located at 195 Ten Rod Road in Rochester. We are open by appointment only. Our bottled syrup comes from Matt >>
31 Martin Farm Road, Goffstown, NH, USA 33.11 mi
603 620 0406603 620 0406
Come sample some syrup, say 'Hi' to the cows and hike the trails! >>
Northwood, NH, USA 33.23 mi
Sugarmomma's is a small family run farm located on the NH Seacoast. We continue to use both tubing and buckets in our s >>
38 Garland Road, Strafford, NH 03884, United States 33.32 mi
161 Lower Deerfield Road, Northwood, NH 03261, United States 33.35 mi
23 Meaderboro Road, Rochester, NH 03867, United States 33.46 mi
2018 Maple Weekend Maple Cotton Candy, Free Samples Maple snow cones, Free tours and demo's, Belgian horses will be out >>
224 Mount Dearborn Road, Weare, NH 03281, United States 33.51 mi
Grant Family sugar house is a family owned and operated business. My family has been making maple sugar for more than 100 year >>
47 Nottingham Road, Deerfield, NH 03037, United States 33.51 mi
427 Eaton Road, Freedom, NH 03836, USA 33.73 mi
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Goffstown 33.96 mi
Small family operation. We are not open to the public or sell any product. >>
6-16 Depot St, North Woodstock, NH 03262, USA 34.34 mi
Pure New Hampshire Maple syrup made from with in the White Mountains. We make Maple syrup, maple candy, and maple cream. We of >>
109 Main Street, North Woodstock, NH 03262, United States 34.42 mi
2019 Maple Weekend Horse drawn wagon rides, maple syrup samples, sugar on snow. also off the menu breakfast at Peg's Res >>
75 Forest Road, Weare, NH 03281, United States 34.47 mi
Maple Month 2020 Come visit us, one day only, Saturday March 21! Enjoy a tour of our sugar house, learn tons of information ab >>
13 Nielson Rd, Nottingham, NH 03290, United States 34.48 mi
603 833 3758603 833 3758
1450 tap sugar bush, 5X14 wood fired evaporator >>
37 Middle Road, Deerfield, NH 03037, United States 34.6 mi
435 Old Francestown Road, Weare, NH 03281, United States 34.65 mi
504 South Main Street, Washington, NH 03280, United States 34.75 mi
2020 Maple Month Sugarhouse tours, selling maple products, Candy, Butter, Cream, Maple Popcorn, and Maple Syrup Saturday March >>
375 Mooney Hill rd Madison NH 03849 35.21 mi
603 662 2775603 662 2775
We are a small operation that has grown from just a handful of taps when my young son came home from elementary school one day >>
17 Pleasant Street, West Lebanon, NH 03784, United States 35.32 mi
41 Tirrell Hill Road, Goffstown, NH 03045, United States 35.49 mi
13 Hunt Drive Cornish,NH. 03745 35.54 mi
603-542-8966 Cell Phone 603-558-8779603-542-8966 Cell Phone 603-558-8779
We are a small family farm that has been making New Hampshire maple syrup for 35 years. We love to teach people young and old >>
285 Elm Avenue, Antrim, NH 03440, United States 36.06 mi
Maple Month 2020 Due to the COVID – 19 we will be open but there will be no samples given out. We can also mail anythin >>
207 Lull Rd New Boston NH 36.31 mi
Our sugar house boils sap over a wood fired evaporator while using some of the latest technologies to produce some of the fine >>
1056 River Road, Manchester, NH 03104, United States 36.55 mi
700 Elm St, Claremont, NH 03743, United States 36.86 mi
Maple Month 2017 Other than Maple Weekend, will be open when boiling. Call ahead to check. Offering syrup production demo. Onl >>
259 River Road, Plainfield, NH, United States 37.42 mi
Mac's Maple is a family owned and operated dairy and maple farm! Visit our farm store year round for all of our maple p >>
761 NH-9, Barrington, NH 03825, USA 37.64 mi
We are a family run maple farm that produces the highest quality maple syrup and maple confections. For Maple Weekend, we will >>
37 Old Pound Road, Antrim, NH 03440, United States 37.72 mi
Maple Month 2020 See an old fashion wood-fired evaporator in a cute sugarhouse making wonderful NH Maple Syrup. We give a full >>
184 Francestown Road, New Boston, NH 03070, United States 37.81 mi
Maple Month 2017 Free coffee and donuts on Maple Weekend. Free samples of maple syrup. Free demonstrations of making pure mapl >>
561 Pleasant Pond Road, Francestown, NH 03043, United States 37.86 mi
532 Pleasant Pond Road, Francestown, NH 03043, United States 37.89 mi
792 Back Mountain Road Goffstown NH 03054-6105 38.73 mi
686 Lime Kiln Road 38.84 mi
603 989-9856603 989-9856
Old traditional Sugar House built in the 1950″s. 4×12 wood fired arch. >>
New Boston, NH, United States 38.85 mi
We do sugaring the old fashioned way. We use a wood fired evaporator. We have free cookies and brownies and free maple samples >>
207 lull rd New Boston, NH, USA 38.85 mi
444 Brown Road, Candia, NH 03034, United States 38.94 mi
108 Red House Rd, Francestown, NH 03043, USA 39.12 mi
We still make maple syrup the old fashioned way and hand filter our syrup. We are a small sugar shack and enjoy showing guests >>
150 Piper Hill Road, Claremont, NH 03743, USA 39.25 mi
At Twin Hill Farm, we make our pure maple syrup in small batches from sap gathered from our own trees nestled in the Connectic >>
67 Old Portland Road, Eaton, NH, USA 03832 39.72 mi
2019 Maple Month Saturday March 23: 9-12 >>
324 Joppa Hill Rd Bedford NH 03110 40.4 mi
Small hobby sugar house producing between 25 to 50 gallons of syrup. Visit us on Saturday March 21st of maple weekend. >>
27 Nute Rd, Madbury, NH 03823, USA 40.58 mi
We are a local family run sugar shack from Madbury, NH. As graduates of the Moharimet Elementary school we learned at a very e >>
42 Nute Road, Madbury, NH 03823, United States 40.59 mi
12 Baird Hill Road Center Conway, NH 03813 41.5 mi
Sugarhouse and farm store open daily 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. on a self-serve basis. Maple syrup for sale year round, eggs, >>
201 Gustin Pond Road, Marlow, NH 03456, United States 41.51 mi
2018 Maple Month Tour the sugarhouse. Samples of candy, cream, syrup. Demon on how arch works, boiling process. Homemade map >>
106 Longview Road, Hancock, NH 03449, United States 41.68 mi
266 South Hill Road, New Boston, NH 03070, United States 41.74 mi
Maple Month 2018 Serving coffee, maple milk and other Maple treats. Nice country setting with beautiful views. Saturday March >>
159 Old Chester Turnpike, Chester, NH 03036, United States 41.77 mi
201 Gustin Pond Road Marlow nh 03456 41.95 mi
(603) 446-3324(603) 446-3324
Family Owned in Marlow NH. >>
92 River Road, Charlestown, NH 03603, USA 41.99 mi
The four Van Velsor Brothers (Wes, Nic, Jake and Nate) grew up helping their grandparents, Morris and Marj Putnam, at their su >>
130 Candia Road, Chester, NH 03036, United States 42.29 mi
Maple To Go Orders In order to comply with social distancing guidelines we are now accepting phone orders only for all produc >>
121 Old Bennington Road Greenfield NH 03047 42.46 mi
Maple Month 2017 Come see how sap is turned into maple syrup with a wood fired evaporator. Sugar House tour and explanation of >>
Americas, 64 Sugar House Road, Acworth, NH 03602, United States 42.5 mi
2020 Maple Month Visit New Hampshire's largest maple facility this spring. Bascom Maple Farms offers tours of our 105,00 >>
414 Center Conway Road Brownfield ME 04010 42.66 mi
Note for the 2020 Season Due to current events our sugarhouse will be closed to the public, but we will offer a self-serve far >>
52 Winchester Way, Auburn, NH 03032, United States 43.22 mi
110 Chester Road, Raymond, NH, United States 43.29 mi
We are a small family run operation. We are conveniently located on Rt. 102 in Raymond, NH. Please feel free to stop by! >>
110 Chester Road, Raymond, NH, USA 43.29 mi
We are a small, family run sugar house on a small hobby farm. Our evaporator is wood fired to provide a great tasting syrup! >>
107 Rogers Road, Alstead, NH, United States 43.44 mi
Small family operated sugarhouse in rural Southwestern NH owned and operated by Henry Moncrief. Maple Weekend Will have Map >>
1027 Mountain Road, Lyndeborough, NH 03082 43.53 mi
603 487 2281603 487 2281
My friend and I have been sapping a few years and it has gotten a little larger with help from friends to a hobby and reason t >>
176 Briar Hill Road, North Haverhill, NH 03774, United States 43.64 mi
31 Blueberry Hill Road, Raymond, NH 03077, United States 43.67 mi
You don't need to distance yourself from excellent syrup!! We have plenty of syrup for sale! You can call ahead to plac >>
Crane Brook Road Acworth NH 03601 43.69 mi
2020 Maple Month Watch a large wood fired evaporator in operation, serving maple pecan pie, doughnuts, coffee, Bison Burgers a >>
127 Crane Brook Rd, Langdon, NH, United States 43.75 mi
44 Blueberry Hill Road, Raymond, NH, United States 43.89 mi
Small family run local sugarhouse providing pure maple syrup and maple products. >>
375 Intervale Cross Road, Intervale, NH 03845, United States 44.2 mi
29 Camp Brook Road Alstead NH 03602 44.62 mi
We are a small family operated back yard sugar house. We have been doing maple sugaring for 15 years and recently purchased a >>
41 Bennett Road, Durham, NH 03824, United States 45.22 mi
41 Observatory Way Intervale NH 03845 45.45 mi
2019 Maple Month We offer warm samples of our syrup, and our famous maple popcorn! Check out how we make our syrup firsthand a >>
10 Fredette Drive, Lyndeborough, NH, United States 45.49 mi
Four Saps Sugar Shack is a 2-family owned business named for our 4 kids. Our lead sugar maker started with a traditiona >>
190 Scribner Road, Fremont, NH 03044, United States 45.75 mi
311 Cram Hill Rd, Lyndeborough, NH 03082, USA 45.95 mi
2020 Maple Month Our maple weekend open house is cancelled this year. >>
Langdon, NH, United States 46.01 mi
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Installed SQL2008 X64 on Win2k3 SP2 x64. Got a warning during install to check Windows firewall settings. I took a look at the settings, checked netstat. Everything appeared OK to me.
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T-Mobile is finally getting the iPhone, but as the carrier does away with phone subsidies and contracts, its planned up-front price of $99 down for a 16GB iPhone 5 may not be such a steal, Kelli Grant reports. Photo: Getty Images
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I ... the chief Michael T Mobile may or may not be the place to get the company announced on Tuesday as part of its ... new owner wanted no contract plans that would be getting the I phone five starting later in April ... but for consumers who are waiting it may need to think about that ninety nine dollars costs has a ... big asterisk on under the no contract plans T Mobile is ... eliminating subsidies for the phones meeting instead of thinking ... is that ninety nine dollars you're going to actually pay the full purchase price on the phone ... spread out over twenty four months since the contract for saving you are locked in at least as long as you can file ... if you choose to leave earlier you do a wonderful but only on the rest of the purchase price to consumers for Wendy's plans for the thing not just about that attractive ninety nine dollars cost which is actually substantially lower than ... other places are charging ... um but the long term cost to own the phone with one T Mobile ... and that the new plan to pay seventy dollars a month for unlimited talk text and web which is about twenty dollars cheaper than you would pay under Verizon and even cheaper than we pay and retains a ... Buy internet in at twenty dollars monthly cost on the phone so cannot really can start seeing saving this for at least twenty four months ...


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The biggest worry with the original evidence for Planet Nine was that we might have stared at our own data for so long that patterns were appearing out of the randomness. This sort of pattern finding is what leads to people discovering faces on Mars or deities in burnt toast or, sometimes, giant planets in the void of space. As you remember, the evidence for the existence of Planet Nine was that the six most distant know objects in the Kuiper belt were all swept off in one direction and also systematically tilted in the same direction (see the top of this page!), contrary to how they should be. We calculated a probability that such an alignment should occur due to chance, and we came up with something like one-in-a-million. This calculation is one place our hypothesis could go wrong. Though I think we did this calculation in a sensible way, these sorts of after-the-fact calculations should always be looked at a little suspiciously. A much better approach is to use your hypothesis to predict what will happen in new data. We did exactly this when we predicted the presence of objects with orbits perpendicular to the solar system and then realized these objects indeed existed. For Konstantin and I this prediction was what changed Planet Nine from being a cute idea to a solid and viable hypothesis. Even that successful prediction, however, was less central to the main observation of an aligned set of distant objects. What I really wanted to see was whether or not future discoveries would live up to our specific predictions.
It's been a year now. How has the hypothesis fared?
First, let's review the specific predictions.
(1) Newly discovered distant Kuiper belt objects (specifically those with semimajor axis beyond 230 AU, for the sticklers out there) will continue to have orbits the sweep off in the opposite direction of the hypothesized orbit of Planet Nine
(2) These objects will be systematically tilted the same way as the original 6 objects.
Our second paper, a few months later, made a third prediction:
(3) In addition to all of the distant objects swept in the opposite direction, there should be a small population of distant objects with orbits in the same direction as Planet Nine. No such objects were known but they must also exist in the Planet Nine hypothesis is true.
Finally, in a talk at a scientific conference in October, after some even more detailed computer simulations, we made one last prediction, or perhaps we should call it a modification of the second prediction:
(4) Newly discovered objects will have orbital planes that are, on average, tilted in the same direction, but there will be a systematic spread in that tilt.
This last prediction is difficult to explain but easy to show. Every object orbiting the sun has an orbital north pole. Objects which are tilted exactly the same will all have the same north pole. We can represent the tilt of the orbit of an object by the position of its north pole on a top-down view of its latitude and longitude. In this plot, the degree of the tilt of the orbit of the object is the distance from the center of the plot, which the direct of the tilt of the orbit of the object is the direction from center to the point. Any objects in the exact orbit plane of the solar system will have a pole latitude of 90 degrees, and will plot right in the center of the plot. Our latest round of computer simulations showed us to expect a cluster of pole positions all tilted off in one direction, but with a larger spread than we had anticipated in prediction (2). The comparison of the computer simulations of the expected pole positions with the real pole positions of the six distant objects was good, but that's not surprising, as we designed the computer simulations to match the known objects. The question will be: where do future discoveries lie? Note that it is pretty easy for any one object to satisfy this prediction, as the predicted pole positions cover a pretty wide swatch of the sky, but in general they cluster more strongly off in one direction.
Since then we've been waiting to see what might be discovered. It's slow going. From 2000 until 2013 only six distant objects had been found. Happily, astronomers have been busy, and 4 new distant objects have been announced just in the past nine months. Where are they? Let's take a look.
The most interesting set of objects came from Scott Sheppard and Chad Trujillo – the same group that realized early on that something fishy was going on in the outer solar system and that inspired us to try to figure it out. Sheppard and Trujillo found 3 distant objects. Two of them fit right into the pattern of the previous 6 objects. They are both swept off in the correct direction, and their orbital poles fit within the range of our computer simulations (again, though, this is a large range to fit into. Sorry. Blame Planet Nine). The third new distant object, though, is my favorite. It is swept into an orbit exactly opposite of all of the rest. This object was precisely the type predicted for the new population we had predicted, and it was in exactly the right spot. How exciting was it to see this newly predicted population? Let's just say I did a little dance in my office when I saw the orbit.
|The orbits of the most distant Kuiper belt objects. The red objects are the original six, the green are the Sheppard & Trujillo discoveries, while the blue is the OSSOS discovery.
Most recently, the OSSOS team announced the discovery of a single distant object. If you look where its orbit lies and then you look at its pole, you will not be surprised to learn that the announcement of this discovery again had me doing a little dance in my office. Four for four! But then you might also be surprised that the astronomers making the announcement claimed that it showed that there was probably no Planet Nine, partially based on the fact that the pole is not tilted enough. What? Ah, it's because they're looking at the rather simple prediction (2) and not taking into account the refined understanding that led to prediction (4). That's OK. The discussion of prediction (4) took place at a scientific conference, and the paper describing it, though submitted for publication, has not yet come out. It's always hard for scientific authors to know how to acknowledge these sorts of things, and so, though the authors knew about the prediction, they hadn't had the opportunity to read a detailed paper describing it, so they chose to not mention it. We'll still count it.
|The newly discovered objects (green = Sheppard & Trujillo, blue = OSSOS) fit nicely into the predicted pole positions.
We now have a score card! Originally there were six objects. Now there are ten. That's a 66% increase, which is good work, mostly thanks to Sheppard & Trujillo's efforts. And every single discovery fits a true prediction perfectly. By "true prediction" I mean an authentic prediction about something not yet seen, rather than an after-the-fact explanation. Those are hard. Those are the things that we give serious credence to, as a fun idea turns into a compelling hypothesis turns into a rigorous theory.
Are we there yet? No. I would put us about halfway between compelling hypothesis and rigorous theory. There are still a few details about Planet Nine and its effect on the outer solar system that we can't yet explain. But we're close. When (or, to be fair, I should say "if") those details are nailed down, I will be happy to put Planet Nine into the category of rigorous theory. Of course, we might get lucky and actually find it first. Then it will simply be confirmed fact.
The season for hunting Planet Nine is coming upon us soon (we predict that Planet Nine will most likely be discovered near the constellation Taurus, which starts to rise in the fall). With all of these new discoveries and, significantly, with our improved understanding of the way in which Planet Nine gravitationally effects the objects of the outer solar system, it's time to update our predicted positions for all of those searching for Planet Nine. The next two posts will be a bit technical, but will give the most detailed information for anyone out there trying hard to find Planet Nine. Good luck, and, um, tell me if you find it.


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Joaquín Achúcarro, Joel Estes Tate Professor of Piano in SMU's Meadows School of the Arts, took part in the Spanish Embassy's celebration of 2009 Europe Week with a performance May 17 at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. Among the attendees was His Excellency Jorge Dezcallar, Spain's ambassador to the United States. Achúcarro is a native of Bilbao.
Europe Week, sponsored by the Delegation of the European Commission to the USA and the Embassies of the Member States of the European Union, features events "designed to create a better understanding of the European Union" and "celebrating … the EU's transatlantic relationship with the U.S.," according to the EU's Europe Week website.
The performance was one of the inaugural events announcing the Joaquín Achúcarro Foundation. Dallasite Janet Kafka, an honorary consul of Spain, conceived the idea to observe the 50th anniversary of Achúcarro's debut by establishing a foundation in his honor. She developed it with two international artists who are also Achúcarro protégés: SMU faculty member Alessio Bax ('96, '98) and his wife, Lucille Chung. The two are now the foundation's artistic co-directors.
The Joaquín Achúcarro Foundation will help provide young pianists with performance opportunities and grants for continuing study and travel, as well as help underwrite master classes for up-and-coming students. To date, the foundation has sponsored three master class series at Dallas' Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.
In addition, Achúcarro is the subject of a forthcoming DVD on the Opus Arte label that will include a new performance of Brahms' Second Piano Concerto with conductor Sir Colin Davis and the London Symphony Orchestra. Achúcarro made his professional debut with the orchestra as the winner of the 1959 Liverpool Competition.
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AFT Calls for Teacher 'Bar Exam'; National Board to Oversee
The American Federation of Teachers has unveiled an ambitious new initiative to raise entry standards for teacher-preparation programs—and to create a "universal assessment," analogous to the bar exam in law, that teachers should have to pass to show they are ready to take on their own classrooms.
The product of months of discussion by an AFT task force, the report released this weekend recommends that teacher-preparation programs raise their entry standards to attract academically capable students. The programs should require candidates at both the elementary and secondary level to have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and get a minimum grade on college- or graduate-school-entry exams, such as a 24 on the ACT.
Candidates should be assessed again midway through the program on such topics as whether they can diagnose learning problems, align units to state standards, and use formative assessments to tailor instruction, the report says.
And it calls on the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards to oversee a process of developing a rigorous exam measuring content, pedagogy, and practicebased on a cohesive set of teaching standards crafted by practitionersthat teachers would pass in order to show they're ready for the profession.
Overall, the effort is meant to create systemic improvements in how teachers are prepared.
"It's time to do away with a common rite of passage into the teaching professionwhereby newly minted teachers are tossed the keys to their classrooms, expected to figure things out, and left to see if they and their students sink or swim. This is unfair to both students and their teachers, who care so much but who want and need to feel competent and confident to teach from their first day on the job," AFT President Randi Weingarten said in a statement.
Weingarten had hinted at the idea of a bar exam several months ago, and the union has also proposed similar ideas several times in the past: As far back as the mid-1980s, then-AFT President Al Shanker suggested the concept of a teacher bar exam, and a 2000 report also by AFT called for more-rigorous exit examinations for teachers.
Meanwhile, efforts to raise entry criteria for teacher preparation have been in the air of late. The idea, which has groups like the Washington-based National Council on Teacher Quality behind it, is based on the selective practices of some other countries.
The report is probably best thought of as the AFT's entry into the teacher-preparation reform conversation, which has been gathering momentum over the past few years. The U.S. Department of Education, national accreditors, and the NEA all have unveiled reports outlining suggested reforms in recent months. And the Education Department's new regulations governing the teacher-preparation provisions of the Higher Education Act are due out by early next year. Finally, the alternative-certification wars continue, and the NCTQ's review of every preparation program will be unveiled next spring.
There are some telling hints in the report about where AFT stands on those initiatives. For example, the union says that its view of improving teacher preparation "is neither to create an endless array of externally driven requirements by government and accrediting agencies, nor to create endless alternative-certification models designed to save the system."
The quote clearly shows the union's continuing uneasiness with alternative certification and with the Education Department's teacher-training plans. (This is an important distinction between AFT and the NEA, which did endorse the federal plan.)
In a press conference, Weingarten underscored those sentiments, saying of the proposed exam: "If it's adopted for teachers who come out of [traditional teacher preparation], it has to be adopted for teachers who are alternatively certified as well. One has to level the playing field for all."
National Board's Role
The AFT, like the NEA, has long been an important financial supporter of the voluntary accreditation process, and its members sit on any number of state certification panels and the like. But teachers' unions are not primarily responsible for teacher certification, licensure, or preparation-program approval. Instead, it appears that the NBPTS will take the lead in moving the ball forward, and in drumming up support among the higher education community and policymakers.
"It is very important that the profession buy into this, that it's not just the AFT and the national board," Weingarten said.
The first step for the board is to establish a commission to create a cohesive set of standards for what beginning teachers should know. The president and CEO of the NBPTS, Ronald Thorpe, said he will move to create that commission within 90 days.
Whatever exam the commission crafts wouldn't compete with state licensing, and would be voluntary, he said: States would determine whether to adopt it.
"It's an opportunity for the profession to step back and say these are our expectations based on what the profession sees as important to have when you step foot in the classroom on the first day," Thorpe said. "We'll put our stamp behind this person who has all the credentials that a first-year teacher needs and has the greatest chance for succeeding."
The assessment process seems likely to dovetail with the edTPA, a performance-based licensing assessment 25 states have helped to pilot. "I think we'll see how willing people are to merge the current properties into a single entity," Thorpe said. "This is not about reinventing the wheel."
Jane West, the vice president of government relations for the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, a partner in the creation of the edTPA, acknowledged that it isn't entirely clear how the efforts would coordinate, but they seem to be "moving in the same direction," she said. "I don't envision them creating from scratch one test everyone would have to take."
Challenges Ahead
That said, even the process of creating new beginning-teacher standards could pose challenges. Many such sets of standards already exist, such as the inTASC standards crafted by the Council of Chief State School Officers, the standards states use for accreditation and certification, and subject-specific standards created by professional associations. Moreover, one could legitimately argue that part of the movement toward creating teacher-evaluation systems that are based on performance frameworks is essentially another effort at introducing standards into the profession.
While there are some basic areas of agreement in the different sets of standards, there is not a lot of agreement about granularity, i.e., what a teacher should actually have to do to show he or she embodies those qualities.
The concept of a state bar exam for teaching raises other questions, too. As Education Week recently reported, the cut scores on teacher-licensing exams are generally so low that they're set far below the average score of test-takers. That phenomenon bears the fingerprints of institutional pressure as well as concerns (especially in rural and other hard-to-serve locals) about restricting the labor market too much. Just as with the edTPA and the common-core exams, a common cutoff score is a very big policy challenge.
And traditional teacher-preparation programs have been hotly debating the idea of raising their entry standards.
Still, Thorpe said he feels the time is ripe to begin the process. "I think we're definitely more ready for this than ever before," he said.


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Starting in an airplane hangar in Reykjavik in 1999, Iceland Airwaves has continued to grow and expand since its infancy. Past years have brought to the stage Icelandic natives Björk, Of Monsters and Men and Mammút, plus varying acts from all over the world: PJ Harvey, Yo La Tengo, Beach House, and more.
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What made this year unique, aside from headliners Fleet Foxes and Mumford and Sons, was the festival's expansion to Akureyri, a small town 380 kilometers from Reykjavik, and the capital of North Iceland. This year of Airwaves also marked the first-ever "Earth Waves"—a concert in a geothermal pool surrounded by the mountains, with performances by Emmsjé Gauti and Young Nazareth.
We had some clear favorites this year: Mighty Bear, who represented the Reykjavik drag scene with his outstanding stage presence and wardrobe; We Made God, who brought the house down the first night of the festival; delightful and energetic pop artist Hildur, dj. Flugvel og geimskip (Airplane & Spaceship); Mammút (the entrancing spectacle of their live show cannot be overstated); the incomparable Sóley; and so many more. Watch our highlight reel and try not to get too much #FOMO, or just book your tickets for next year.
If you can't make it as far as Iceland, a new festival in Portland, Maine, called Sunaana, showcases Icelandic artists in a similar climate. The festival will enter its second year this March.


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NeoLoader shared my windows/system32 folder without any input from me and I would really like to know how that happened.
I stopped the files and then shutdown the program as soon as I noticed. Now I am looking at the log tab to try to figure out what happened, but it doesn't look like it shows me the log for a previous session, only the current session.


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There's so much to do and so many fantastic places to see all across the UK!
Not only are there loads of special events – learn about these in our Take Me Out guide! – but there's loads of great attractions and things to do everyday everywhere!
Whether it's visiting a park, exploring a museum, or relaxing on a beach, there's always something for you and your family to do.
To help you out, we've put together a special list of Top Tens!
Click on one below and we will give you all the info you need on the very best places in the UK!


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- Two baseball/softball fields
- Community playground
- Football/soccer field
- Horse stables
- Restrooms
- Scenic overlook and drive
- Picnicking (including some large groups with reservation shelters-Lazyland, Meadows, Youth Camp and Council Grounds)
- Botanical reserve
- Seven Castles geological point of interest
- Over 25 miles of trails (hiking, jogging, equestrian)
- Three volleyball courts
- Dog park
Palmer, 3650 Maizeland Rd., (Maizeland Rd. and N. Academy Blvd.).Palmer Park Map