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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Milky Way candy bars are taxed in Minnesota, but Twix bars — because of their flour content — are not. An Elvis album bought from a record store is automatically taxed, but one downloaded from the Internet isn't. Shoppers pay tax on presidential biographies and tap-dance shoes, but not history class textbooks or wing-tips. Such contradictions are rife throughout the state's tax system, which governor after governor has said is ripe for a remake. Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton is expected on Tuesday to become the latest seek a top-to-bottom overhaul. If the past is any guide, he will find a political minefield awaits him. After all, the bigger the plan, the harder the sell. "Eventually you get to that critical mass where more people don't like what you're doing than actually want it," said Tom Hanson, who was finance chief under former Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty. "The whole system is designed to prevent something than to pass something." Dayton's aim is two-fold: He's trying to address a $1.1 billion projected deficit, while bringing what he sees as equity and stability to the tax system that generates nearly $18 billion per year (and growing). ___ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Three construction firms submitted bids to build the new Minnesota Vikings stadium by Monday's deadline, including one local company, according to the agency overseeing bidding. Mortenson Construction of Minneapolis, Hunt Construction Group of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Skanska AB's New York office are in the running to build the $975 million stadium in downtown Minneapolis. The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority will select a company in the first week of February, authority chairwoman Michele Kelm-Helgen said. Bidding closed Monday morning, and all three firms will interview with the authority later this week. Team officials and the sports authority hope to have the stadium ready for the 2016 Vikings season. Cost is among several factors being considered, along with the firms' experience building sports venues and meeting workforce goals. The cost of each company's bid is confidential, Kelm-Helgen said. ___ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Some schools in Minnesota plan to close or open late as the coldest air of the winter settles in. The Duluth News Tribune reports all public, private and charter schools in Duluth will be closed Tuesday because of the extreme cold and wind-chills. Other Minnesota school districts planning to open two hours late on Tuesday include Chokio-Alberta, Bertha-Hewitt and Dawson-Boyd. Spirit Mountain ski area in Duluth closed early Monday because of the cold. The National Weather Service says Monday's high temperature at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport only reached 2 below zero. That breaks a 4-year-old record of continuous high temperatures at or above zero at the airport. ___ MAHNOMEN, Minn. (AP) — Authorities say a 61-year-old man who was found in a Mahnomen (muh-NOH'-min) storage building this weekend died from exposure to the cold. An autopsy lists the preliminary cause of Gary Goodwin's death as hypothermia with complications from possible drug use. Results of a toxicology test are pending. The Mahnomen County sheriff's office got a 911 call Saturday morning from someone who found Goodwin lying unresponsive in the storage building. Goodwin, who was from Mahnomen, was pronounced dead at Mahnomen Health Center. The Forum newspaper (http://bit.ly/UN1bQzhttp://bit.ly/UN1bQz ) reports there were no signs of foul play.
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So much has happened in my life over the past few months; most notably swelling up to the size of a whale as I await the imminent arrival of my SON AND HEIR! Yes, I'm OFFICIALLY ON MATERNITY LEAVE UNTIL January 2014, WOOHOO!!! So only personal/fun projects from now until then. If you were hoping to hire me for work/commissions etc. very sorry, but I will probably be too occupied with a little baby to be able to help you if it's urgent. Please head on over to my group, Sweatdrop Studios and email my colleagues your enquiry, they should be able to help you.
I've been pretty busy 'til now though, as I've got several books out! More announcements to come as we get closer to release dates, but 101 Top Tips From Professional Manga Artists is out now and has received great reviews so far! I collaborated with a fabulous bunch of artists to produce this book, primarily aimed at intermediate artists. Go buy it!
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1. The Swahili word that I am rendering as "a-i-b-u" can also be spelled "a-y-b-u." The difference represents a slight difference in pronunciation, and following fairly close attention to the word while in Old Town in summer 1988, I am inclined to believe that the spelling used here is nearer the way most community members pronounce the word. Akida et al. (1981:4) is the only dictionary listing the term and the spelling there is a-i-b-u. [BACK]
2. Acknowledged polygyny, as noted in chapter 4, is extremely rare, but polygyny involving secret marriages may be more common. As would be true anywhere, getting information about such practices is difficult. In this community it is, if anything, even more so. [BACK]
3. Predictability is necessary to continuing social relations, but it is not sufficient. Most who are familiar with lions confidently predict that they will eat you. This does not usually lead to a social relationship. [BACK]
4. It is not entirely clear where mature women and young women fit in this. My mainly male informants say that the youths who misbehave are always male and that the mature women are not around (being subject to tawa, the separation of the sexes) to see them doing it, so that it is always young men who become sick because of their misbehavior in the presence of mature men. It could be that young women who misbehave in the presence of mature women also become sick from mato ya wazima, but I have no information on this to indicate whether this is or is not so. [BACK]
5. This seems to function in the way jito, the evil eye, does but is said to be entirely different in that husudu, jealousy, is absent. [BACK]
6. Most informants say that women and girls should not go to the movies as a general part of their not going out in public save for school and, increasingly, work. Some families, however, allow their daughters to go to the special women's showing of Indian films that are mainly patronized by women from the large Indian Muslim community in Mombasa. In the mid-1980s, I have seen young Swahili women attending Western films with other women, their brothers, or, sometimes, their husbands. [BACK]


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The Yamhill County Seat can be found in McMinnville plus the county government website is www.co.yamhill.or.us/
Areas adjoining Yamhill County happen to be Clackamas County (east), Marion County (southeast), Polk County (south), Tillamook County (west), Washington County (north).
Cities and towns situated in Yamhill County consists of Amity, Carlton, Dayton, Dundee, Lafayette, McMinnville, Newberg, Sheridan, Willamina (on Polk-Yamhill county border), Yamhill.
Yamhill County does have Federal Census Schedules to guide in looking into your family tree. United states federal Population Schedules can be found for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 (free index), 1890 (fragment), 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940. Yamhill Co. Mortality Schedules is available for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880. Yamhill Co. Industry and Agriculture Schedules can be found for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880. Yamhill Co. Union Veterans Schedules is available for 1890. There is free down loadable and printable census forms to help you with your research.
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Yesterday (15 Jan) the Impetuous, a 55ft Hatteras with Capt. Josh Howe on the bridge fished the banks. Raised six sails, four whites and one blue marlin. Released two sails and one white marlin. Josh says it's the off season - but that's not been proved so this year - fishing remains good.
Guarimba, a 45ft Chris Craft with Capt. Wilmer Alvarado had a Grand Slam over the weekend.
Gigi, a 35ft Bertram, had two big Blues (158kg), but lost both.
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A correction the Impetuous raised 6 sailfish, 4 white marlin, 1 blue marlin and managed to release 1 blue marlin, 1 white marlin, and two sails.
I am not sure what you are asking. There should be tuna around and if the water holds probably some marlin. Expect to see some sails and blues, and maybe even some whites Feel free to contact me
Thanks For The Reply , "catch Em Up" I Was Looking For Eney Archive Figures For Feb And Eney Info On Mango Marina That I Can Access Over The Net
Go to SEARCH and plug in Venezuela and Mango Marina and you will find about all you can about the place. It's got a half dozen boats out front, is secure, folks who use it like it, and you will be very safe. I stay across the slough in a boat. Catch reports are posted in a few places; but they only put in days they have caught fish and the reports are very limited.
I've fished February there several times including 2005 and 2007. Some days are fine; some are a bust; and some days you get some blues and sails, the infrequent white; maximized by using the right boat. Some captains are an utter waste of money; others you would be happy to fish with three months straight without a break.
Sometimes way too many YFT in. E-mail if you want more information and who to call to price out the trip. I do advise 5 days or more and billfishing with no more than one other person.
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Have fun at Mango in February. If you are fishing thre you have maximized your ability by choosing boats who have the most experienced captains and crews for La Guaira. Let us know how you do? I'll be getting ready for Cabo so I won't be around. Hope you get plenty of blues. Swords have been sort of light down their recently so I would not waste too much time looking for one. Best bet is blues, followed by sails; and there might be some huge YFT in. If this is your first trip carry plenty of sunscreen, buy travel insurance in case you get ill (Docs down there want the money up front), the food is fine, most folks do not speak English, I have found that $35 tips to each crew (2 normally) and the Captain are sufficient, and you might see two Killer Whales that have been around this year. Best of luck.
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On Thursday with the Pastor …
On Children's Finances
John Piper lays out six things that he wants his children to understand about money.
John Piper lays out six things that he wants his children to understand about money.
Everything we do from the time a child is born should be aimed at leading him to faith.
Pastor John meditates and prays about his oldest son and their future.
God has turned his heart toward you in Jesus Christ. Don't push it away.
Our great challenge is to be the kind of church and the kind of parents that raise up children who hope in the triumph of God.
No tree was ever meant to be / A never-ending shade for me / Or you. Save one: where Jesus died / With bleeding branches spread as wide / And far as faith for sinful men.
16 resolutions for maintaining a healthy relationship between child and parent.
What is our calling as parents and as a community of Christians toward our children?
It is the Biblical duty of every generation to make sure that the next generation hears about the mighty acts of God.
Dads, fear God and put your confidence in him so your children will have a refuge in you.
Part of fulfilling the Great Commission is preparing the next generation to reach the nations. Noel Piper offers suggestions for how to raise your kids to love the world for Christ.
Suggestions on how to parent rebellious sons and daughters.
Watch or listen to John Piper talk about the value of parents being united as they deal with their kids.
Don't provoke your children to anger. Show them in your own soul how it can be replaced with tenderhearted joy.
John Piper believes birth control can be used to advance Christ's Kingdom.
John Piper says that God is the bottom line in both good and bad parenting.
John Piper says that parents must both teach and model the greatness of God to their children.
John Piper says that God instituted parenting to teach children about him.
John Piper shares the basics of how he seeks to lead his family spiritually.
John Piper says that church should supplement and bless what is already happening at home.
John Piper says that dads have a unique responsibility in parenting, but that mom and dad are no less an essential team.
John Piper explains how he and Noël have sought to keep Christ central at Christmas.
John Piper has three thoughts on how to love your kids like God does his.
John Piper explains why he believes it's God-like and healthy to spank.
John Piper says that the hope of a child going to heaven outweighs the fear of hell.
John Piper says that other people help us keep Christ at the center of our spiritual solar systems.
John Piper describes how he and Noël have taught their children about money.
John Piper says parents must be very careful in their guidance to grown children.
John Piper says God's word does not go forth void into the lives of children.
Does expecting unbelieving kids to obey outwardly create legalism?
In every stage of parenting, knowing God's mercy gives us brokenhearted boldness—and hope.
In Episode 67, Pastor John talks about the parent's role in a child's gender development.
In Episode 90, John Piper talks about a mother's role in raising boys.
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The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College is dedicated to providing accessibility to higher education for all students, regardless of financial need or circumstances. Since 1991, UTB/TSC has kept costs to students among the lowest in the UT System.
In 2009, more than 88 percent of UTB/TSC students received some form of financial aid.
Flat Rate Tuition
As of 2006, students taking 15 or more semester credit hours pay a flat tuition rate. In other words, all hours taken over 15 SCH per semester are free. During each of the two semesters that flat rate tuition has been available, the number of students enrolled for 16 or more hours has increased an additional 31 percent. The flat-rate tuition in Fall 2006 saved students $173,831.
Tuition Discounting for Non-peak Hours
Beginning in fall of 2006, students received a 25 percent discount for taking classes at 7 a.m. and on weekends. They also received a 10 percent discount for classes scheduled during historically non-peak hours, from 1 - 4 p.m. There were 4,388 enrollments in the classes discounted at 10 percent, saving students $87,422 and better utilizing crowded classrooms and labs. Classes that begin at 7 a.m. and on weekends attracted 379 enrollments, saving students an additional $12,468.
Improving Student Services
It is widely known that first generation college students need additional student support services to advise and guide them through their college education. Four years ago, only 10 academic advisors were available for our students. Today, that number has increased to 27 academic advisors.
Last fall, tuition revenue was set aside to fund scholarship programs, including the University Scorpion Scholars scholarship program, and matching dollars for the STARS scholarship program. In 2006-07, we funded scholarships for 101 Scorpion Scholars for a total of $245,401.84 and the STARS scholarship program funded 197 students for a total award of $378,000.
Faculty Growth
Hiring new faculty continues to be a priority for our young, rapidly growing university. In the last three years, we have added almost 100 new faculty funded in part through new tuition dollars. These faculty come to us from all over the world, including our more recent hires from MIT and Cal Tech.
Program Growth
UTB/TSC continues to add new academic programs to meet the needs of our region. Each of these additional academic programs requires additional expenditures for faculty, library holdings and equipment.This fall alone, UTB/TSC now offers a new Master of Music in Music Education, Master of Arts in History and our very first Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in bilingual studies.
Since 2003, new master's degrees have been added in physics, biology, mathematics and public policy. This brings the number of master's degrees offered to 20. During the same time, two bachelor's degrees were added - communication and environmental sciences - which brings us to 36. We had our first Environmental Sciences graduate this May.
In addition, we have received two of the necessary approvals toward offering our first doctoral degree in education, including approvals from the UT System Board of Regents and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The proposal now goes to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board for final approval this summer.
Dual Enrollment
In order to encourage students to look beyond high school and toward college careers, dual enrollment classes are offered for qualified high school junior and senior students.
During the past fall semester, more than 4,000 high school students took advantage of the Dual Enrollment program, paid only $5 per course and earned both high school and college credit for a class concurrently. This program saves students and their parents hundreds of dollars in future college tuition. Estimated savings in the fall of 2006 was approximately $3.1 million.
Campus Job Program
We understand that students have to work in order to make ends meet. But we also know that if they work on-campus they are likely to take more hours per semester and graduate at an accelerated pace.
Tuition revenue was also used to fund the Student Employment Initiative (SEI), which offers students the opportunity to work on campus if they take 15 Semester Credit Hours per semester and maintain a 2.75 GPA. Through this program, initiated in Fall 2005, students have earned more than in many off-campus part-time jobs while developing relationships with professors and with other students on campus. For example, many SEI students serve as tutors, mentors, instructional assistants, and lab coordinators.
Guaranteeing Tuition and Fees
We have also implemented the Imagine College! program which guarantees tuition and fees for first time, full time freshmen with the highest financial need (family income of $25,000 or less and Pell eligible). As long as students meet the criteria, including maintaining academic progress, this guarantee will be in effect for up to four years. This will provide students and parents the relief they seek in knowing that they will have guaranteed access to higher education at our University. All gift aid the student receives will be applied first; any tuition and fees balance due after gift aid is applied will be covered by the Imagine College! program.
UTB/TSC Tuition and Fees for Fall 2009 (based on 15 credit hrs.)
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Bar Harbor First Fridays Art Walk
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A free self-guided tour of local art galleries, art studios, museums, and alternative art venues is all part of Bar Harbor's First Friday Art Walk Friday, September 6th 6 - 9p.m. The festive evening includes galleries that will host special events showcasing artists, demonstrations, exhibits and receptions for local, Maine and National artists and craftspeople along with special theatre, musical and art events throughout the downtown. Snacks and beverages will be served. Public Invited. Download a map at participating venues at www.rdalessio.com/barharborartwalk.html


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'Wales' highest mountain may soon have to find a new name' ... ... could be a newspaper headline of the future, since it's predicted that, by 2020, Snowdon may have lost its winter snow cover if the recently recorded decreases in snowfall continue. Wherever you look in Wales there is evidence of climate change. While CCW supports all efforts to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions, it must also prepare to handle the effects.
In the UK the average annual temperature rose by 0.5°C during the 20th Century. In 2002 the UK Climate Impacts Programme showed that by 2080, according to one scenario, the temperature will rise by 2-3.5°C, although some believe this could be as much as 5°C. This will mean hotter and drier summers and autumns, wetter and milder winters with heavier rainfall. As a result of these changes the length of the growing season will increase. And the seas will get warmer with levels rising by between 11 to 71cm.
These changes in climate are likely to lead to fundamental changes in our landscape, habitats and wildlife, and also in our tourism and recreation businesses and activities.
Some species are already being affected by climate change – plants are flowering earlier and migrant birds are arriving sooner and leaving later. Springtime events such as frog spawning and flowering times can be up to a month earlier than 30 years ago.Many habitats are vulnerable to climate change – from upland areas to rivers, lakes, wetland areas and the coast. As habitats change, so the species that live in them must adapt or die.
Many upland habitats are particularly vulnerable to climate change. Upland peat bogs, for example, might dry out and break down as a result of warmer, drier summers and more frequent droughts. Not only would this lead to wholesale changes in upland vegetation, it would also release the carbon dioxide that was previously locked up in the peat into the atmosphere.
Rivers and lakes will get warmer, leading to faster growth and metabolism in many species.
Higher river and lake temperatures will be bad news for Wales's cold-water fish such as salmon and trout, however.
Add droughts to the mix and water quality is likely to deteriorate and oxygen levels decrease. Less rain will mean less water flow in summer creating many problems. More rain in winter may lead to more storms.
Wetland habitats such as raised bogs will also be at risk in a drier climate as they rely on water saturation throughout the year. Winter will then bring other problems, such as acidification, due to higher rainfall and storms.
Coastal habitats are threatened by rising sea-levels especially if there are more storms as well.
On land, competition is likely to increase as species begin to spread further from their normal range in the southern parts of the country. Some species, now at home in the colder, northern areas, could disappear completely.
In our seas, we have already seen this movement to the north in the distribution of a number of warm water species. It seems likely that others will follow, as there are fewer obstacles to migration in the marine environment.
Wales' landscape is the result of climate change in the past and of the influence of agriculture over the centuries. What will the view from your window be like in the future?
Climate change could result in a longer growing and grazing season. The range of crops could change, leading to the ploughing of our familiar green, patchwork of pastures.
A look at southern England today, with its acres upon acres of fields turned over to crops, could give you a glimpse of the new Welsh landscape a few decades from now. Climate predictions also suggest that new areas will become suitable for woodland, either by colonisation or by planting.
And so the challenge is on to develop agricultural systems that can absorb the effects of climate change. Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) reform, agri-environment schemes like Tir Gofal and management practices all need to help shape these systems.
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The landscape will change also as pressure grows to set up green energy schemes such as wind farms, hydroelectric schemes and biofuel plantations to lessen the effects of climate change. Planning systems need to recognise all these pressures in order to manage the landscape effectively.
Wetter winters and drier summers could also affect our valuable archaeological heritage. Waterlogging in certain areas today helps preserve some artefacts – a drier climate could threaten these conditions. Ploughing fields or planting forests could also threaten important sites.
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Kate Snow writes: "Spies?"
"Spies? Why? Tell me in 20 seconds."
That's the conversation I just walked in on at the Nightly News desk.
It's just a piece of the ongoing conversation we have on a day like this.
This happens to be a particularly busy holiday Friday for us. Meaning, we have way too many stories to fit in our half hour broadcast.
And so the conversation about spies...and the jobs numbers...and the oil spill...and the mea culpa from Apple about the iPhone 4...and LeBron James...and this great moment we heard about in Afghanistan...and Brazil's loss in the World Cup.
Somehow we'll fit most of it in for you.
And we'll preserve some time too for my favorite story of the day. It's about a bunch of kids who live and breathe soccer in South Africa, and how a new pair of cleats can change their world. I promise you'll want to see it.
I thank Brian for letting me sit at his desk again and I thank you for tuning in tonight.
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- Tickets cost $10 for general admission; $7 for students with MU ID and senior citizens; $5 for students with MU ID super saver.
Description: Millersville's University Theatre presents Behind the Eye, a new play from playwright Carson Kreitzer about the life of World War II photographer Lee Miller, a woman at the center of some of the most exciting times of the 20th century.
This production will be guest directed by Dr. Lisa Jo Epstein, artistic director of Gas and Electric Arts in Philadelphia, which will be artists in residence at Millersville University for the 2012-13 academic year.
About the Play: From a Vogue model in the '20s to muse of the Paris Surrealists in the '30s, Lee Miller then became an acclaimed war photographer, covering the front lines, as well as the London Blitz and the liberation of Paris. Behind the Eye chronicles Miller's fascinating adventures and her personal struggle of what to do with yourself when you've done it all.
This play contains strong language and mature themes, brief nudity; parental discretion is advised.
Performance Dates:
April 26, 8 p.m.
April 27, 8 p.m.
April 28, 2 p.m.
May 2, 8 p.m.
May 3, 8 p.m.
May 4, 8 p.m.
May 5, 2 p.m.
Ticket Information: This event is open to the public. Tickets cost $10 for general admission; $7 for students with MU ID and senior citizens; $5 for students with MU ID super saver, advance sales only at the Student Memorial Center. Tickets may be purchased online, at www.MUTicketsOnline.com, at the Student Memorial Center Ticket Office (Room 103, 21 S. George St., Millersville), at The Ware Center (42 N. Prince St., Lancaster) or by calling the Ticket Office at 717- 872-3811. The Ticket Office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.


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Years ago I remember watching some championship game where it had just ended. To my surprise when flipping past a home shopping channel, I stopped to notice they were selling the winning team's championship printed on t-shirts, hats, blankets and sweaters. How did they get those printed so fast?
Since then I've realized that companies print two sets of products proudly proclaiming each team as the champion weeks in advance of the actual game. Retailers simply wait and see who wins the game and promptly begin selling the winning teams stuff the second the final score is announced.. But what happens to the losing team's "Championship" swag? In the case of the
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Xtabi - Meeting Place of the Gods. The name is as exotic as the quaint
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Walkers Wood is a tiny village in the mountains above Ocho Rios that is home to a thriving jerk seasoning industry. The tour gives visitors a view of spices being mixed together, the spice garden, factory, and the lovely countryside. After the tour visitors feast on local dishes at the Nyam and Scram restaurant. Reviews: 0 |
Two Sisters Cave connects with many other caves and tunnels in the Hellshire Hills, St. Catherine. The cave beneath is connected with many other caves and tunnels. Each cave has a large sinkhole with fresh water. It is believed that these reservoirs were fresh water supplies for the Tainos who inhabited the island centuries ago. Two sisters cave also has a petroglyph carving of a face that is approximately 700 years old. Tainos often drew images of themselves and their gods so the caves may have been used for ceremonial purposes. Reviews: 0 |
In 1782, Admiral Lord Rodney saved Jamaica from a French/English invasion in the Battle of Saints. English sculptor John Bacon created a structure in Spanish Town Square surrounded by two cannons depicting Rodney as a Roman Emperor. It is believed that the cannons were from the French flagship and has inscriptions of the motto of King Louis XIV. Reviews: 0 |
For the curious visitor, this property is a cultural theme-park that showcases the life of the Jamaican Rastafari. Located in the Montego River Valley, Porto Bello Montego Bay in the parish of St. James the Village is a live introduction to Rastafari history, culture, art and craft, drum rhythms and ancient chants. There is also a medicinal herbal garden. Reviews: 0 |
This Lighthouse is situated at south Negril Point which is at the extreme western end of the Island. The concrete Tower which is painted white, stands 66 feet above ground level and the light is elevated 100 feet above sea level. The Lighthouse has an automatic white light which flashes every two seconds.
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Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning did not practice with the team Wednesday because of an ankle injury but is expected to play Sunday against the Washington Redskins.
Manning was on the field but not wearing pads or participating in drills.
"It's nothing serious, just sore," coach John Fox said. "We wanted to make sure it was healed up."
Fox was unsure when Manning got hurt, and he refused to say which ankle was ailing. "I don't have to tell you that," he said with a laugh.
Manning said sitting out practice wasn't easy for him.
"I can assure you I didn't go down without a fight, but hopefully use the day to get a little better, feel a little better (Thursday) and look forward to hopefully being out there (Thursday)," Manning said.
Manning was hit repeatedly during Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts and took one particularly hard shot from former teammate Robert Mathis on a safety.
---Michael Vick will start Sunday against the New York Giants, unless his injured left hamstring prevents the quarterback from reclaiming the No. 1 job with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Vick has missed the last two games because a hamstring injury. He was a full practice participant for the second straight day Wednesday and took most of the first-team reps, which would seem to indicate that he will start this weekend.
But coach Chip Kelly still isn't ready to etch that in stone. He said Vick still hasn't really tried to run hard, and he's not ready to say for sure that Vick will start.
Part of that is an attempt to keep the Giants guessing, even though Vick's backup, Nick Foles, is out because of a concussion, and rookie Matt Barkley threw three interceptions last week after replacing Foles.
But a bigger part is that Vick still hasn't completely recovered from his hamstring injury, and Kelly wants to make sure the 33-year-old quarterback isn't at risk of aggravating it further by playing.
It's unlikely that Foles, who completed only 11-of-29 passes in last week's loss to the Cowboys before he was injured, will be cleared in time to play Sunday.
So the only option the Eagles have if Vick doesn't go is Barkley.
The Eagles signed former University of Tulsa quarterback G.J. Kinne to their practice squad earlier this week. Kinne was with the Eagles during spring OTAs and training camp before being released.
If Vick and Foles both can't play, Barkley would start and Kinne would be promoted from the practice squad and back him up.
Foles' atrocious performance against the Cowboys pretty much eliminated his chances of taking the starting job from Vick. He played about as poorly as you can possibly play, missing wide-open receivers and averaged only 2.76 yards per pass before being injured when he was sacked by Cowboys defensive linemen George Selvie and Jarius Wynn.
---NFL hearing officer Ted Cottrell reduced the suspension of Washington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather from two games to one.
Meriweather has been at the center of a number of repeated hits to the head this season, including hard stops of Brandon Marshall and Martellus Bennett, which prompted the NFL to suspend him for two games, NFL.com reported.
Meriweather was penalized twice in the Redskins' Week 7 win against the Chicago Bears for using his helmet to spear and hit Bears receivers Marshall and Bennett in the head and neck area.
Marshall publicly criticized Meriweather's play afterward, while Bennett told reporters he'd like to punch Meriweather in the face.
Because he is a repeat offender, Meriweather drew the unprecedented two-game suspension, but then appealed.
---The Washington Redskins re-signed free agent safety Jordan Pugh just a week after he was released. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Pugh played in 16 regular-season games and one playoff game in 2012 and 2013 before his release on Oct. 15 as part of the Redskins' push to upgrade their special teams. He has seen action in three games this season but does not have a tackle.
Re-signing Pugh reflects the Redskins' uncertainty at safety this week because of a one-game suspension that Brandon Meriweather faces and the status of Reed Doughty (concussion).


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Let's bring in the Fox News anchorman and -- on national radio talk show host mystery there.
So what about this new Libya stuff very disturbing and I should say that Jennifer Youngblood the CIA office of public affairs says.
This isn't true Jennifer -- reporting isn't true the CIA did everything they could so we we should put that on the record but I I believe Jennifer -- Very briefly let me state here at three entities involved in this the military and there's the CIA and -- the State Department look at that the military says it -- -- do it didn't know when they had nothing growing in Libya except for two unarmed drones that you are arrived at the scene two and a half hours after the initial attack.
All right so bear in mind that this division so you have no military so you have the State Department and the CIA.
This State Department to talk to the consulate that's -- the ambassador is attacked and slain.
This CIA and the semi secret annex a mile away this is a totally different.
Facility run by a -- totally different agency right on a totally different mission they hear gunfire at the consulate.
They request permission to go and help out the the personnel the embassy personnel at the consulate permission is denied by the CIA.
-- woods ended several of his great colleague go anyway.
They rescue the survivors at the consulate they bring them back to the CIA and acts and they bring back -- Steve Smith's body also the ambassadors -- -- Okay so now they're at the at this time they can't find the ambassador and I don't know Greg Taylor and now they're back at the CIA facility -- mile away from the cellular member a right.
So now -- they start this I'm Howard they're frantically asking for help help us -- there are snipers now shooting at us.
We've got our our -- -- have the viewfinder as we can see the attackers that they can't send -- help they get no help.
This CIA however that's from the military the CIA however.
Sends this rapid reaction force from Tripoli the Libyan capital they get to being -- several hours later.
That's -- -- -- already that's the other former navy seal who now works for the CA like woods does.
They don't finally at the some -- -- linked up with a Libyan militia they get to the CIA and next that's where woods and Garrity are killed when a mortar hits.
It was -- it is unclear how -- the attack was on the annex as the evening progressed but I think that when you put it in that context.
That the CIA.
Would -- grid inmate they've tried to do things within their own chain of command the State Department is totally different from them and the military in Europe is refusing to send in any assets does that -- what the hell is going on so I think there's a fog of war aspect visited this.
And they announced the president has -- and gets -- CIA -- there it's all right but I but here you here's the thing.
The president of the United States is it is the bottom line guy here all right and right now six weeks we're not getting we didn't Stonewall.
His answers Barack Obama's answer are Stoll wall.
And all I do was break it down.
He's got to know as I said the talking points who.
Hold hardy and rice to say what they say he passed didn't know that what you don't -- -- -- -- it is -- a long time okay.
Right is there any excuse.
For that question not being asked Mike to.
Highly paid news people she further.
And Williams any excuse why wasn't had to ask my governor Mitt Romney I already Google already -- and get it done little rock and that is he's got.
-- rivalry with all due respect who gave these officials sure these morons on the run he's got his whole reasons for not asking -- what -- the jump.
All of Schieffer and Williams to ask it -- they didn't.
33 things.
Number one there is a legitimate scandal on why there wasn't more security for the ambassador in Ben -- why the intelligence failed to predict.
That this militia was going to carry -- a deadly attack that's one scandal.
Then there's the attack itself and I think that it's going to be very very difficult to argue that they should've sent in the Marines who were done a drone strike during the course of the attack it was -- -- -- very very dead that third party is the cover up and therein lies the political -- this error I think.
There is some legitimacy to the criticism because Susan -- clearly was not articulating.
Real time intelligence when she did the Sunday talk show circuit why not what does she know when that you know -- that is.
Agenda -- you have been very kind of Barack Obama.
It during his administration you've been very kind to him.
All right.
Is there any excuse in the world for the president -- this point in time.
Not answering fundamental questions about this situation not holding a press conference and answering fundamental question we are ten days from -- ever wanted to yelling excuse form we are ten days from what -- is going the most important election of our time do you realistically believe that for example the house oversight committee run by the Republicans would be -- thing for truth.
-- We're sticking to score political points let him as a -- how difficult time.
Why would he answer at the press conference when he always you know what what -- -- gonna tell the CIA's mission in not a he's gonna say this is who told Jay corny this this is who told Susan writes this.
This is what I think happened there and and -- ago I spoke with three Republican senators yesterday including senate to Jim in -- the Republican of Oklahoma.
Who said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is holding these hearings on November and I don't hear about all that's at that point that -- that -- had -- argue that you're avoiding my question.
Is there any reason on -- the president of the United States tomorrow.
Shouldn't hold a press conference and answer fundamental questions about.
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I need some help with this great patch.. using this patch on xbmc 10.1, now I want to update to xbmc 11.0 Eden.
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After compiling the modified source i end up with a very large binary (10x larger !!!)
... by the way.. The binary works great (only a bit lip-sync issues) -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 155921499 2012-04-22 20:47 xbmc.bin (Compiled with Dual Audio Patch) -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14493876 2012-03-24 01:25 xbmc.org (orgiginal version from xbmcuntu install) I compiled using settings below ./configure --disable-ipv6 --without-libidn --disable-ldap --prefix=/usr Is there a way to get the binary to it's normal size ? Update: saved 30Mb .. still 105Mb to go... -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 120161194 2012-04-23 10:00 xbmc.bin (built with --disable-debug option) -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14493876 2012-03-24 01:25 xbmc.org (orgiginal version from xbmcuntu install)
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Any change of releasing an Apple TV version/mod for XBMC PaulCarter ?
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ReMi - your binary is big because you've not disabled debug. re-running ./configure with the --disable-debug should have brought it down to the same size as the orginal. Did you also do "make clean" after the configure? I always do that to ensure that everything is rebuilt.
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(2012-04-23 11:53)PaulCarter Wrote: ReMi - your binary is big because you've not disabled debug. re-running ./configure with the --disable-debug should have brought it down to the same size as the orginal. Did you also do "make clean" after the configure? I always do that to ensure that everything is rebuilt. It worked "make clean" did the trick Thanks ! |
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I installed the xbmc.bin with the dual output but I have sync issues. Specifically When I see a video in youtube with 44100hz audio it plays correctly in the first output (hdmi) but in the second output it plays faster. The speed difference is even worst in videos at 22000hz. They play coorectly in the hdmi output (first) but twice the speed in the digital output (second). Off course they can't play correctly at the second output so they play with clicks and stops. Reversing the outputs (making first the optical and second the hdmi in the xbmc settings did not correct the problem). I also made the following change to the advancedsettings.xml file <audio> <resample>48000<resample> </audio> It seems that the patch does not apply the same resampling settings at both outputs. They are being applied to the first output thus playing the hdmi stream correctly but it does not apply them in the second output thus resulting in corrupted audio in the second output every time it needs resampling. Can anybody confirm this by doing the following check... 1. play a video of 44100 or 22000hz audio 2. check if it plays correctly (resampled) from both outputs EDIT: Found a solution... I created this file ~/.asoundrc pcm.dmixer { type dmix ipc_key 1024 slave { pcm "hw:1,0" period_time 0 period_size 1024 buffer_size 8192 #periods 128 #rate 44100 rate 48000 } bindings { 0 0 1 1 } } and selected as audio device plug:dmixer instead of hw:1,0.( hw:1,0 was card1,subdevice 0 - my creative x-fi for digital). That made the digital output to resample everything to 48000.
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Hi there, I'm completely new to XMBC and this forum. I've downloaded Eden today and have it running on Mac OS X 10.6 on a Intel Core 2 Duo Mac Mini. I would really like to get the dual audio output working but have no idea how to compile the binary to work on my system. If anybody has an idiots guide to compiling for XMBC or can even post a link to a pre-compiled version I would be really grateful. I have checked as the thread but can't find this question posted anywhere-I apologise if this is a repeated request. Thanks very much, Scott
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This colorful tomato found its way to my shopping basket late one night this week as I shopped for food. I was very happy to find it among the other tomatoes, since the color was lush and its shape was almost ideal. I had to have it since it was the only one of the bunch that was very unique. I think I might do more studies of the same tomato in the coming days. I'm hoping to dissect it as much as I can.
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My Cavalier is throwing P0440
I know it's not a truck, but my 1999 Cavalier is throwing a P0440 code - EVAP small leak, no flow condition.
Four probably causes.
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Anyone have experience with this code? I guess I'll just start at the top and work down.
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I think I posted this in another thread. I cleaned up the gas cap and the filler cap insert and got rid of some grime, I let the system run a couple of cycles and the code reset itself and hasn't come back.
03-01-2008, 07:36 PM #5I've seen them leak at the fuel sender unit o-ring on the tank. Try the little (easy) fixes first, or take it into a shop that has a smoke machine, they hook up the smoke machine and pump smoke through the evap system and look where the smoke is coming out from.
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Installation Guide for Cisco Unity Connection Release 9.x
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