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The Distrito Federal of Mexico is one of the largest and most densely populated cities in the world. Known colloquially as D.F., the Federal District is a good point to start on a journey of discovery of the Mexican Republic.
Mexico City overflows with interesting sites to see, from pre-Columbian to modern and cosmopolitan. Visitors are enchanted by the vibrant culture, unique cuisine, internationally renowned art, mariachis, traditional handicrafts, architecture and the ubiquitous fiesta. Shopping, urban trekking, breathtaking views, interesting museums, theaters and entertainment from dusk to dawn are also an inherent part of the city's activities.
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The Zona Rosa is an area near the center of the city that is bustling with activity and entertainment. Known for its array of restaurants, bars, cafes and shops, it is an ideal place to relax with a drink or a bite to eat while people-watching. Stop in at the
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You could easily dedicate a full day to meander the cobblestone and unpaved streets around the city's most attractive area, Coyoacán. Coyoacán is a traditional colonial district filled with churches, parks, gardens, plazas, museums and book shops. From the 1920s to the 1950s it was a haven for such bohemians and intellectuals as Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and Salvador Novo, and has retained that aura up to present day. Because of its past residents and interesting history, this is where you will find such interesting places to visit as the
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Food is more than simple sustenance in Mexico; it is a way of life, an essential ingredient in the vibrant culture of this country, through which family, friends and lovers come together. In a city this big, it is not surprising that there are many different areas in which to seek out good restaurants, although some in particular stand out.
Chapultepec/ Polanco
The areas of Chapultepec and Polanco have a wide array of dining options in a pleasant part of town. Visitors to the area can start their day with a spectacular view of the Bosque de Chapultepec. Mi Viejo Pueblito serves up amazing traditional Mexican foods like tacos, and parrilladas. If you're not in the mood for a whole meal, but still want the authentic Mexican atmosphere, María Bonita is a fun bar with a large variety of snacks. If you're more the type to wing it, along the Avenida Mazaryk in Polanco there is an upbeat atmosphere with sidewalk tables and a younger crowd in places like Area Bar and Terrace.
Zona Rosa
For those who prefer a quiet, cosmopolitan atmosphere, the Zona Rosa area is the best choice for a drink and light entertainment. La Marinera serves up traditional Mexican seafood in a lively atmosphere. Focolare offers a great experience combining live music with delicious, traditional specialties in the heart of Zona Rosa. And when you're done eating, stop in at Bar Frida, the Frida Kahlo themed bar that's almost more of a gallery than a watering hole.
Centro Histórico
Head to the Centro Histórico for a taste of the city's heritage and have a bite to eat in the famous Restaurante Bar Café Tacuba on the street of the same name. La Casa de las Sirenas offers a wide variety of cuisine served alongside musical entertainment to make for a fun dining experience. Or if you're in the mood for something a little fancier, Los Girasoles will provide you with haute Mexican cuisine next door to the Mexican Senate, so you may spot some very powerful people dining alongside you. L'Heritage offers international cuisine in a beautiful, historic building. The Casa de los Azulejos, part of the Sanborn's chain of restaurants is also found here.
San Angel
The beautiful, cobblestone streets and romantic plazas of San Angel are home to some of the best restaurants in the city. The restaurant at the San Angel Inn has been serving delicious local cuisine for many years, and the added bonus of wandering musicians makes this an unforgettable dining experience. Brasserie Q offers up amazing French food in an authentic atmosphere. Stop by Tasca Manolo for dishes from all over Spain served up in an ancient mansion. Pardiños serves up fresh seafood from the Mexican state of Veracruz while Mauna Loa specializes in Chinese food with Hawaiian and Polynesian decor and entertainment after 9p.
Spend the day in the colonial neighborhood of Coyoacán enjoying great food and mingling with writers, intellectuals and artists who flock here, as did the painters Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in their time. Flor y Canto offers up all things traditional, from the haute cuisine to the decor and atmosphere, while Bistro Voilá offers French food in a relaxed, bistro atmosphere. El Hábito serves up superb food along with an entertaining cabaret show, all in the historic home of a well known Mexican writer. For something a little more exotic, Fun Lom offers diners what some consider to be the very best Peking Duck along with other delectable Chinese dishes.
Imagine the largest city in the world, and then picture the sheer diversity of choices for entertainment and sightseeing. From the very ancient to ultra-modern, Mexico City offers all that and more.
Mexico City is home to over 150 museums, the most of any city in the world, so to visit them all would be quite challenging. However, there are various museums in the city that are not to be missed. The Museo Nacional de Antropología (National Anthropology Museum is one of the most renowned anthropology museums in the world, and houses extensive collections of artifacts from Mesoamerica, including the famous Aztec Sun Stone. The Museo Arqueológico de Xochimilco (Archaeological Museum of Xochimilco) is a recreation of what life was like in Xochimilco in pre-Hispanic times. The museum houses objects that date as far back as to the Olmec culture, or around 9000 BCE. The Museo Nacional de Historia (National History Museum) is located in the Castillo de Chapultepec and features exhibits about the social and political history of Mexico. The museum also features murals by some of Mexico's most famous artists. The Museo del Templo Mayor is a modern building constructed on the site of the Aztec Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan. Here you can view artifacts from the temple, including the original stone depiction of the goddess Coyolxauhqui. Mexico City has also been home to many famous artists, and there is certainly no shortage of museums dedicated to them. The Frida Kahlo Museum is located in the artist's former home, and in addition to her own works, you can view other personal possessions of hers as well as works by other Mexican painters. Another artist who has several museums dedicated to him is Diego Rivera. The Museo Estudio Diego Rivera (Diego Rivera Studio Museum) is the artist's former studio which has been basically left alone since the day he died, so you can see the studio as it was. The Museo de Arte Moderno (Museum of Modern Art) features works from many different painters of the Mexican school of painting.
Mexico City is home to many theaters and many theater productions of all kinds. Among the best-known theaters for live drama or comedy are the Centro Teatral Manolo Fábregas and the Teatro Insurgentes. Teatro Sergio Magaña in Santa María La Ribera presents mainly comedies featuring television actors and actresses. Teatro Benito Juárez puts on Greek plays as well as other internationally famous works for incredibly affordable prices.
Being one of the world's largest cities, Mexico City often hosts some of the world's biggest names and concerts in music. The Estadio Azteca hosts many of these blockbuster events. The Palacio de Bellas Artes, along with being one of the city's most beautiful landmarks, also plays host to classical concerts, opera, and some theater as well. Among those who perform at the Palacio de Bellas Artes is the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional, who perform both classical and contemporary works. The Orquesta de Cámara de Bellas Artes puts on classical, chamber music and choir performances throughout the year while the Orquesta Filarmónica de la Ciudad de México frequently hosts guest musicians and composers at the Ollín Yoliztli Cultural Center.
Mexico City is full of parks and other opportunities to spend time outdoors. The 1600 acre Bosque de Chapultepec is a large park just east of the center of the city which is home to numerous attractions, including a lake, where you can hire a boat and paddle around. The Bosque de Chapultepec makes for a fun day out, whether you are taking a bike ride, a walk or just lying in the grass. Another of the city's main parks is the Alameda Central, where visitors will find a number of statues and monuments among the greenery and fountains. The Alameda Central is also a historic site in the city, as it dates back to the 16th Century. One of the oldest attractions in Mexico City are the ancient canals, or chinampas of Xochimilco, which means "land of the flowers" in Nahuatl. These canals are lined with flowers and vendors, while visitors can cruise the 14 kilometers (8.5 miles) of canals in wooden boats decorated with flowers. There are several good outdoor retreats just outside the city as well. The Bosque Nacional del Desierto de los Leones (National Forest of the Lion's Desert is a 200 hectare retreat of greenery where people go to escape the city by bicycling, jogging, and doing other outdoor activities. The Cerro de la Estrella (Hill of the Star) is located next to Lake Texcoco, and is the ancient site of Aztec sun renewal ceremonies. Aside from visiting the hill itself, visitors can go to the museum to learn more about the history of this special place.
Family & Kids
Being that Mexico City is one of the largest in the world, there is no shortage of family and kid friendly activities. For something a little educational that the whole family will find interesting, visit the Papalote Museo del Niño (Children's Kite Museum), with its interactive exhibits and IMAX theater. Another museum the kids will enjoy is Ripley's Ciudad de México, where you will be immersed in a world of stuff that's almost too hard to believe, like shrunken heads and human hair dresses. Mexico City is also home to a number of amusement parks, like Six Flags México and Funny Land. As it gets very hot here during certain times of year, there are also a number of water parks like Parque Acuático El Rollo. Here in the city, you will also find a number of zoos, like the Parque Zoológico de Chapultepec, located in the Bosque de Chapultepec, the Zoológico de Zacango, located just about 30 minutes outside the city, and the Zoológico Los Coyotes.
Historic Attractions
As Mexico City is such an old, historic city, the numbers of historic attractions in and near the city are endless. Probably the most popular attraction is the ancient city of Teotihuacan, with its grand pyramids of the sun and moon, along with 156 square kilometers (60 square miles) of temples, altars and other fascinating objects. The Arbol de la Noche Triste (Tree of the Sad Night) is the tree under which the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés is said to have cried during his troops retreat from the city of Tenochtitlan. Another historic sight pertaining to Cortés is the Casa de la Malinche, the house where his Aztec lover and interpreter once lived. The Plaza de la Constitución / El Zócalo was constructed on top of the ceremonial site of Tenochtitlan beginning in the 16th Century, and today serves as the city's primary plaza. Another Spanish building built on top of a sacred Aztec site is the Palacio Nacional, built by Cortés on top of the kind Moctezuma's royal residence. The Palacio contains several murals by Mexico's most famous painter, Diego Rivera. The historic Castillo de Chapultepec, located in the Bosque de Chapultepec was once home to the Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlotta during the French occupation of Mexico. Since 1939, the castle has been the home of the National History Museum. The Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe (Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe) is built on the famed spot where an indigenous man named Juan Diego had a vision of the Virgin Mary. After Juan Diego told the bishop, he was skeptical and demanded proof, and Juan Diego had another vision, the image of the virgin appeared in a cape with which Diego was carrying roses. The bishop immediately ordered a church built on the site of these visions. Today, visitors can see the miraculous cape in a case behind the altar. Mexico City also has its fair share of monuments, commemorating the many wars, struggles and heroes throughout the city and country's history. Probably the city's most famous monument is the Monumento a la Independencia, also known as El Ángel (the angel). El Ángel was built to commemorate the centennial of Mexico's war of independence, and it was erected in 1910, after being commissioned by President Porfirio Díaz in 1902. The monument also includes a mausoleum at its base which holds the remains of 12 heroes of Mexican independence. Also commissioned by Porfirio Díaz is the Monumento a la Revolución, which stands in the Plaza de la República next to the Museo Nacional de la Revolución, and is home to the remains of two Mexican presidents. Another monument to Mexico's heroes is the Monumento a los Niños Héroes (Monument to the Boy Heroes), was built in honor of the six teenage cadets who died defending the Chapultepec Castle from United States forces in 1847, and the niños heroes are honored in various ways all over Mexico City and the entire country.
Mexico City has boundless opportunities for any visitor or local, no matter what you may be in the mood to do, from historical sights to ultra-modern museums. Here are a few options for touring around this dynamic city.
Alameda Central
Start at the Hidalgo underground station and take the green exit leading to the Alameda Central, one of the city's main parks, where you can visit any of the numerous statues here or the monument to Beethoven. Nearby, discover the Museo Alameda, where Diego Rivera's most famous mural is housed. Painted in 1948, his Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central (Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Central Alameda) was brought here after the 1985 earthquake, was rescued from the rubble of the Hotel Prado. This mural reflects Rivera's view of Mexican history and his childhood memories within the framework of a typical Sunday stroll in the city's central park. At the far end of Alameda Central, the Plaza de la Santa Veracruz is where the Iglesia de San Juan de Dios is found, displaying its wonderful facade—the oldest in the city. Next door, the Museo Franz Mayer houses an interesting collection of Mexican applied arts and the Museo de la Estampa (Print Museum) exhibits a series of José Guadalupe Posada's engravings of the Calavera Catrina. To one side, the Iglesia de la Santa Veracruz, the plaza's namesake, is one of the most important baroque buildings in the capital, for its architecture and for the brotherhood Hernán Cortés established here in gratitude for his safe arrival in the Mexican port. The remains of the Spanish sculptor, Manuel Tolsá are buried here. The nearby palatial white marble wonder of the Palacio de Bellas Artes housing several museums, includes the Museo Nacional de Arquitectura and boasts murals by Orozco, Rivera, Siqueiros and Tamayo. The Palacio Nacional is in the vicinity, as are other Federal District governmental buildings. The Café Tacuba awaits the hungry, with Mexican food, mariachis and the rhythm of rondallas (street musicians) to finish off the day.
Bosque de Chapultepec
One of the few remaining "lungs" of the city, the green expansiveness of the Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Woods) is a popular place, particularly on Sundays. It is divided into three sections by large avenues with lakes, museums and other sites of interest for outdoor fun. Near the underground station Chapultepec, is the first section of the woods where it is easy to get around on foot. Upon exiting the underground, stands the Monumento a los Niños Héroes. Dating from 1952, this semi-circle of six columns stands tall commemorating six young soldiers who died defending the Castillo de Chapultepec upon the invasion of the United States in 1847. At that time the castle served as the Colegio Militar. From here, follow the signs to the Castillo and at the foot of the hill a small red brick, Germanic-style building from the 19th-century houses the Casa de los Espejos (House of Mirrors)—for a bit of distorted, playful fun. Part of the Castillo itself dates from 1785, home to the Viceroy of Nueva España and in 1843, it became the Colegio Militar. Later, Maximilian of Hapsburg and his wife Carlotta arrived in Mexico in 1864, refurbishing it for use as their private residence. The original furnishings remain on view in some of its halls, as remnants of their occupants. It currently serves as the Museo Nacional de Historia and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. Visit the lake, zoo or the expansive Museo Nacional de Antropología. Finish the tour off with a bite to eat at any of the restaurants in or near the park, like Adonis, which offers up Lebanese food in nearby Polanco.
Zócalo/ Plaza de la Constitución
Mexico City has always been cosmopolitan, revealing centuries of history hidden in its streets and buildings. Take the underground to the Zócalo / Plaza de la Constitución station where the Palacio Nacional and the Catedral Metropolitana are situated. Take Calle Guatemala behind the Cathedral to the alleyway called Pasaje Seminario, where the journey begins into the origins of the history of Mexico at the Templo Mayor. These ruins of the ancient Aztec ceremonial city of Tenochtitlán date back to around 1325 and underwent seven stages of construction. The Temple's museum houses a monumental sculpture of Coyolxauhqui and the Caballero Águila (Eagle Knight). Moving on, the Catedral Metropolitana and Sagrario Metropolitano exemplify the church's influence in Mexico. The Calle República de Brasil leads to the Plaza de Santo Domingo where the Museo de la Medicina stands, dedicated to all things related to medicine, in the same location where once the Palacio de la Inquisición served the purposes of the Inquisition. Traveling down Calle Argentina the Colegio de San Ildefonso with its 19th-century facade was once the Escuela Nacional Preparatoria until 1978, when it became a cultural center. Inside there are numerous murals by three renowned revolutionary muralists: Orozco, Siqueiros and Rivera. It is said that the painter Frida Kahlo first met Diego Rivera here. If you are in the area in autumn, you're in luck. September and October are the season for the traditional chiles en nogada (Stuffed Poblano Chile Peppers) to be savored at the Hostería de Santo Domingo on the corner of Calle Palma, upon crossing the plaza. Created especially for the Emperor Agustín de Iturbide, who played a crucial role towards Mexican independence, this delicacy reflects the three colors of the national flag. Finish the walking tour at Calle Madero where the Torre Latinoamericana stands, along with the mansion of the Conde del Valle de Orizaba, known as the Casa de los Azulejos, dating back to 1737. The revolutionary Emiliano Zapata and his men had breakfast here upon entering the capital, and later José Clemente Orozco embellished it with his mural Ominsciencia ("Omniscience"), which is now a delicious restaurant for you to refuel after your tour.
Mexico's popular traditions, customs and natural reserves are found further south, including Tlalpan and Xochimilco where delightful trajineras (small covered boats) take the traveler through the legendary Aztec canals known as chinampas. Nearby, San Angel and Altavista are, without a doubt, two commercial districts that command tourist attention for their shops, sites of interest, restaurants and nightclubs such as Rioja, Casa de los Cántaros and Bar Mezzanote. Located just south of the city, the cultural, entertainment and recreational options are countless. The Casa de la Cultura San Angel and the Ex-Convento del Carmen are two worthwhile sites to see for those interested in art in its various forms of expression. A few steps away, the Museo Carrillo Gil is situated.
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Aberlour 16yr Double Cask:
Now we're talking! Sherry sweetness on the tip of the tongue, with a nice cinnamon spice in the back. This whisky is much smoother than the 10yr, and even smoother than the 12yr with a flavor a little less robust than the 12yr, but very refined. This was a fantastic whisky, with a great finish, sending sweet honey notes up on the finish along with a good bit of spice. Very nice...
Aberlour 18yr Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky:
SMOOOOOOOOTH! This whisky slips over the palate and down the pipe, delivering sweet honey notes on the tip of the tongue. The finish is wonderful, with a little less spice than the 16yr, but with plenty of wonderful sweet aromas at the end. After tasting this whisky, the 16yr actually seemed rough!
If you enjoy the 12yr, the 16yr is a wonderful treat. However, the 18yr just takes you to new heights. It really is a masterfully crafted whisky. I would not have been surprised if many in the shop would not have been able to tell the difference between the 16yr and 18yr, but to my surprise, every one of them could, commenting that the 18yr was incredibly smooth. Now, this was not a blind taste test, so they could have been BS-ing me. But after tasting these whiskies, I believe them. The 18yr is just really that good.
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Have you ever heard of carpal tunnel syndrome? Down syndrome? Chronic fatigue syndrome? The names may be familiar, but did you ever wonder why they are called "syndromes?" Some syndromes carry a descriptive name, as in restless legs syndrome, which is exactly what its name suggests. Others carry the name of a doctor or researcher associated with it, perhaps the person who first discovered it or the first to write about it in detail (as in the case of Down syndrome, named after Dr. John Langdon Down). These "syndromic" names provide a measure of validation — they sound more official, providing an air of legitimacy. If you were unlucky enough to have the condition, imagine the difference between telling your family and friends "I am always tired" and "I have been diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome." In some cases, however, the difference between calling an illness a syndrome and simply describing the symptoms is more about language than about science or medicine. Common Combinations of Unknown Cause Usually, the term "syndrome" is used because there is no clear understanding of a disorder's cause — it often represents another example of the many ways the unknown and the poorly understood conditions acquire "official" names. A syndrome is simply a combination of features (symptoms, signs, and/or test results) that affected persons seem to share and that health-care providers or scientists find useful to consider as a group. For Down syndrome, these features include short stature, reduced cognitive abilities, low set and small ears, and flattened facial features. Years after the detailed descriptions of Dr. Down appeared, the cause of the disorder was discovered — an extra chromosome #21 — so another, more specific name, Trisomy 21 (meaning that chromosome #21 has three copies instead of the normal two) may be a better name, but the names of illnesses, including the many syndromes, are difficult to change, even when something better comes along. Down syndrome and many other conditions whose cause was discovered later are still called by their original (and less useful) names — it is difficult to "unname" a condition. Consider these other examples:
It may seem that calling diseases "syndromes" is more useful for the doctor than for the patients — after all, simply restating the problem ("restless legs") with the word "syndrome" on the end doesn't accomplish much on its own. Over time, it may even turn out that the "syndrome" is actually due to more than one disease. But, until that time, it may help the affected person to know that their condition is a recognized disorder, and that there are others with similar problems. In addition, researchers investigating the illness can use agreed-upon definitions of the syndrome, making it possible to conduct studies of comparable subjects. Finally, calling an illness a "syndrome" may not be ideal in all situations, but what is the alternative? When the only thing that links a group of patients is their combination of problems, calling it a syndrome is probably as good as any other approach. If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with a "syndrome," realize that it is no more and no less than an imprecise name for a combination of problems, lumped together for the sake of convenience and convention. More important than the name is knowing how it is likely to affect you over time and what you need to do to get better. Although many syndromes have names that have outlived their usefulness, it is useful to understand the limitations of what your doctor is saying. Robert H. Shmerling, M.D., is associate physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and associate professor at Harvard Medical School. He has been a practicing rheumatologist for over 20 years at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He is an active teacher in the Internal Medicine Residency Program, serving as the Robinson Firm Chief. He is also a teacher in the Rheumatology Fellowship Program.


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I've been catching up all on my blog reading lately and came across a fellow blogger's list of virtual turkey trots and I thought, "Why not?" I chose to go with Daily Vitamin F's virtual trot (as fellow running mom Kiley was kind enough to donate one of her Running Sucks shirts to my auction for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society earlier this year), printed my bib and hit the road for my OWN thanksgiving day 5K.


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Nice looking car. The dash, 1956 Dodge.
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In my world you paint a car "Resale Red" or "Keeper Green." The car has a dark green paint on it today. Glen plans to change the car to a "1954 Hudson Blue" for you old baseball fans it will be much like the old dodger blue from the 50's. I like the green because it is as close to black as you can get, but still looks great in the park and on photo's. The car does need new paint so Glen is planning to take it down to bare metal in mid-September.... This is one of the cars that makes Mercury's hide from car shows. Glen took a "Best Custom" award last Saturday at the local car show.....Brownie
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I believe those "Shannon caps" hubcaps are available through Mooneyes.
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JACKSON, S.C. -- Back in 1954, Loron Williamson was an electrician at a start-up government project called the Savannah River Plant.
"The purpose of that plant was to develop and build protective weaponry," said Williamson at his Jackson home.
Like the other thousands of workers who were out there, Williamson's mission was a big one.
"Russia was rattling their bombs at us, and we had to protect our country," he said.
Like all the others, he expected his contractor, DuPont, to take care care of him even after he retired 39 years later, but what he got in the mail just a couple weeks ago gave Williamson some bad news. His medical benefits are taking a big cut. The 83-year-old now has until Dec. 31 to buy his own health care.
"These retirees and their spouses have never had to worry about that," said Andy Cwalina, president of the SRS Retiree Association.
Cwalina didn't see the cut coming either.
"This lower amount that's been issued seems to be a shock," he said.
He says many of the 80 to 90-year-old retirees will only get $1,400 a year to purchase coverage. That's a thousand dollars less than the site's current contractor, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, is offering to its retirees. SRNS also gave more than a year's notice. Williamson didn't know about DuPont's changes until the company sent him a letter in mid-August, only months before the change takes effect.
"DuPont, we were faithful to you. You be faithful to us," Williamson said.
News 12 is told DuPont is offering the stipends to only retirees who are currently enrolled. However, SRNS is giving all retirees a new opportunity to enroll.
A DuPont document says they're making the change because their current plan "no longer makes good business sense."
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In a statement to News 12, a representative for Congressman Joe Wilson, R-S.C., says, "Congressman Wilson has been made aware of DuPont's alterations to its group health care coverage. He will continue to closely monitor the situation and offer whatever assistance available to ensure all retirees can make the decision that is best for their specific healthcare situation."
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The Salmon Lord wrote:People who think that an inability to do a technique straight away means the technique or interpretation is wrong. Rather than they are unfit and a malco. They vex me mightily.
bigdummy wrote:I also recognize that there is still a rivalry between Liechtenauer and Fiore people, which I think should not be more than a joke. There are a few differences between the two systems, but having fenced good fencers from both systems, not enough to make a major difference. I think it's ridiculous on either side to be contemptuous of the other. Maybe there was a reason for this ten years ago, it's passe now.
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I know its a tab early for the WrestleMania rumors but since the Rumble is this weekend Maina talk will be all the rage for the next several weeks.
Contrary to what has been previously reported, it appears that and are the two big matches currently being discussed. , fans have been expecting the tentative plan and while those plans have not been scrapped by any means, officials have discussed a creative shake-up.
Because of the IWC (Internet Wrestling Community) and its conspiracies and assumptions, rumors are circulating that we might see Triple H vs. CM Punk instead Chris Jericho vs. CM Punk at Mania. While is isn't confirmed or denied the possible match might be scrapped. WWE is hip to the Internet game and as we know the WWE likes to shake shit up. So Chris Jericho vs The Undertaker might be a go.
If this does happen The Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho wouldn't be a bad watch. Having Taker do a fresh WrestleMania match is way better than seeing the repeats like the last 3 WrestleMania's.
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YARDLEY, Pa., Oct. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Intraprise Solutions, a custom software provider, announced today it is embarking on a strategic marketing, communications, and sales initiative to rapidly expand its presence in the financial services and technology industries. With a rich history of innovation in helping organizations extract business and intellectual value from their legacy computing environments that was previously inaccessible, Intraprise Solutions has engaged three independent firms to design and execute its public presence, advertising/marketing and sales strategies.
A key component of the public presence program includes the launch of Real.Powerful.Thinking., a thought leadership blog written by company founder, Todd Fisher. In the blog, Mr. Fisher will offer his thoughts on extracting business value from state of the art sophisticated analytics, big data processing, legacy system transformation strategies, business leadership, and the values that shape successful innovation and entrepreneurship.
"As a company of engineers and software developers we have a long history of successfully helping our clients cost-effectively find value in data they already have and in enhancing performance in legacy IT systems, and traditionally we grew our business through referrals and word of mouth," said Todd Fisher, Chairman of the Board and Principal of Intraprise Solutions. "To help grow and unlock the value in our own company we recognized the need to bring marketing communications and sales experts to the team to help us find smart and strategic ways to share our experience while building our brand and our business."
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Tedeschi Trucks Band to Perform Full 2-hour Set to Close 2012 Newport Jazz Festival® presented by Natixis Global Asset Management Sunday, August 5, 5:00 pm
Newport Jazz Festival® Produced by Newport Festivals Foundation™ Takes Over International Tennis Hall of Fame at Newport Casino and Fort Adams State Park August 3 - 5, 2012
Founded in 2010 by husband-and-wife musicians Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi after putting their own solo groups on hiatus, the blues-rock band has taken the music world by storm. Their debut album, "Revelator" (2011), was given four out of five stars by Rolling Stone, who hailed the record as a "masterpiece," and won the Grammy award for Best Blues Album. Their second album, "Everybody's Talkin'," released in May 2012, features performances of songs on "Revelator" as well as covers of rock, R&B, and gospel classics, spanning only a few of the band's far-ranging influences.
Said Trucks about the band, "It's really taken from all forms of American music and world music, which I think jazz did as well. But I love the idea of this band playing the jazz festival. I think there's something great about that. It's music fans that are there to listen to music ... it's people that want to come see great artists do their thing ... the art and the creativity are what's held up," said Trucks abut the Newport Jazz Festival.
Currently 16th on Rolling Stone's list of 100 Greatest Guitarists, Derek Trucks is one of the most exciting and accomplished guitarists on the scene today. In 1996, he formed the Derek Trucks Band, which won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2010, and by the age of 20 he had performed alongside the likes of Bob Dylan, Joe Walsh, and Stephen Stills. In 1999, he became an official member of The Allman Brothers Band, of which his uncle, Butch Trucks, is a founding member.
The other half of the Tedeschi Trucks power couple, Susan Tedeschi, has been nominated for a Grammy Award five times - once for Best New Artist, once for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance, and three times for Best Contemporary Blues Album. She has also opened for John Mellencamp, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, the Rolling Stones, and many others, and has released six albums of her own, while collaborating on many others. In 2008, she served as a judge for the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists' careers.
When Trucks and Tedeschi sat down for a chat with George Wein in his New York home, they expressed their excitement at returning to the festival. "Speaking for myself, and I know the other guys in the band, it's hallowed ground," said Trucks, "Everybody in our group knows the significance of that festival and that place and all the music at the festival there."
Added Tedeschi, "It's always an honor. I love it, I love the setting, and for me, being from Massachusetts, it feels like I'm home, and I love seeing all the sailboats. And I still see that spirit in your festivals, they're still beautiful and they have such a higher importance even."
"The last time I saw the two of you was fascinating," said Wein. "It was at the Herbie Hancock concert and when you two came on for the finale, I'm sure you could feel it, because we could feel it out in the audience. It just lifted up to another level, and I said, we have to have that group at the festival."
To see the interviews with Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks and George Wein, click on the links:
Tedeschi Trucks, Part 1 http://youtu.be/XQ_jCcRXndE
Tedeschi Trucks, Part 2 http://youtu.be/mm53Z5BVmSg
Tedeschi Trucks, Part 3 http://youtu.be/2-L4NmEKxwc
The Newport Jazz Festival takes place August 3 - 5 at the International Tennis Hall of Fame at the Newport Casino and at Fort Adams State Park, featuring Dr. John, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Jack DeJohnette's 70th Birthday Celebration, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Pat Metheny, Dianne Reeves, Jason Moran & the Bandwagon, Kurt Elling and many.
For tickets and more information, log on to www.newportjazzfest.net.
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Hi I'm Bill O'Reilly thanks for watching us tonight more evidence that Judeo Christian tradition is under attack in America that is -- subject of this evening's talking points memo if you watch the factor Yunel.
That we walked.
The war on Christmas -- Few years ago some American companies ordered their employees not to say Merry Christmas member that.
We presented the facts -- you you to always -- you wouldn't live there the crazy edict was quickly rescinded power to the people.
But the war on Judeo Christian tradition continues on and some public school districts in ten days it will be Easter Sunday.
But in some schools you are not allowed to say the word Easter.
On Long Island the East Meadow school district holding a spring -- god.
Not Easter eggs spur any eggs.
Same thing in prospect heights Illinois Manhattan Beach, California flat rock elementary schools South Carolina.
And the school district in new Cumberland Pennsylvania.
No Easter.
They're having spring -- events moderated by a spring bunny.
At least in San Diego.
I know it's stupid you know it's stupid but it's happening and there's a reason why it's happened.
Secular progressives are running while with President Obama in the White House they feel unchained liberated and they're trying to diminish any form of religion.
The goal is to marginalize religious opposition.
To secular programs for example.
In Canada and China a woman can have an abortion for any reason at any time.
Secular progressives want that here.
But traditional forces in America are in opposition.
Therefore in this country you can't terminate -- baby about to be born without a damn good reason and if you do abort a late term maybe you could be charged with murder.
Hate that.
In Scandinavia there are laws that say you cannot criticize minorities and if you do you could be arrest.
Secular progressives want laws like that here.
Also the legalization of drugs well under way in many places.
And that is a secular cost.
Saw if the far left can marginalize Santa.
And the Easter Bunny if they can tell the children those symbols are obsolete and unnecessary.
They then set the stage for a totally secular society in the future.
And that's what you have in Scandinavia.
And that's why the Easter Bunny is on the run here in America.
And this and -- now.
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Although the report can't put the hackers in the building, it emphatically states that there is no other reason why so many attacks have come from such a small geographical area. Watch Mandiant forensically dissect an observed attack, referring to the attackers as the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group or APT1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p7FqSav6Ho&feature=player_embedded While past attacks focused on swiping terabytes of sensitive corporate data to gain a competitive edge for Chinese state corporations, the latest attacks – representing a serious escalation – have tried to gain the ability to manipulate American critical infrastructure: power grids and other utilities. And this all leads back to the digitally weaponized world of Stuxnet, SCADA infiltration, destroyed machinery and networks – in other words, literal warfare. To date, the most serious attack was the penetration of Telvent, a company owned by Schneider Electric, which designs software that gives oil and gas pipeline companies and power grid operators remote access to valves, switches, and security systems. The probable goal: Telvent's blueprints of more than half of all the oil and gas pipelines in North and South America, and access to their systems. Revealed by Sanger:In September, Telvent Canada told customers that attackers had broken into its systems and taken project files. That access was immediately cut, so that the intruders could not take command of the systems.Digital Bond, a small security firm that specializes in industrial-control computers, also reported that the same group had unsuccessfully attacked it last June.


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Got one of these babies today, $135 CDN ($88 USD). Very sweet. Socket A, has 2 DIMM slots each for DDR or regular SDRAM. Supports 133Mhz FSB Tbird CPUs up to 1.3Ghz (does that mean 1.333?). Of course also does 100Mhz FSB. Cant use SDRAM and DDR simul, there are a whack of 8 pair jumper pins with jump blocks you gotta move (small effort to set). ATA 100 on board (which I dont need), AGP as well (which I dont need). Has an RTL 8139 NIC on board as well, but on a seperate header which is a bit of a pain, the RJ45 port board has to hang off the mainboard. (I found I could wedge the edge of the L-backplane cover dealy into the back plastic of the joystick port so it stays out of the way and doenst flop around and short something out. :) It supports PXE for boot, but you can also pull up a menu and do PnP/BEV (what's that?) as well as RPL (novell style, not IBM, which is different apparently). I am not sure if you can force it to try RPL when it boots, didnt notice in the BIOS, but not completely sure. PXE is so much better anyway. Im running off a regular old ATA-33 for now, getting ATLAS to compile under Linux debian 2.2 cuz I have assloads of problems with it under FreeBSD (anyone try it)? The most wonderful thing about the whole unit is that it boots without a video card. Its not a serial console unfortunately, I dont think, but I havent tested it (seems unlikely). More info as I check this thing out. I've got a TB900 on it now, and going to do some benches with it under G98 with a 1.2Ghz Tbird tommorow possibly including some more standard G98 benchmarks. Its definitely quick with 512Mb DDR ram onboard! :) For the price ($135 CDN board, $300 1.333Ghz Tbird, sink/fan/power $40, DDR ECC ram from Crucial.com $108 CDN = $583 CDN), its a great barebones node for a beowulf, if you dont need scads of ram (starts getting expensive to buy 512Mb and 1Gb DDR dimms...). Yes, $70USD for www.Crucial.com DDR ECC 256Mb DIMMS, shipped for free to Canada/US. Cant beat that price. 2 day shipping too... /kc -- Ken Chase, math at velocet.ca * Velocet Communications Inc. * Toronto, CANADA
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