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SANFORD - Sanford police officers are looking for two men who robbed a pizza delivery person Friday night.
The robbery was just after 7 p.m. on the 600 block of South Moore Street.
A Papa John's Pizza employee was reportedly approached by two men while on a delivery. The men, who did not show a weapon, demanded money and pushed the delivery person to the ground, causing minor injuries. They left on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.
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Icinga: Developers Fork Nagios
Open source project Nagios is being forked into the Icinga project. The Netways firm, which specializes in open source IT management services and particularly the monitoring solution Nagios, will be managing the fork.
According to reports, many of the current plugin developers are already on board. Netways CEO Julian Hein sees add-on development mainly as a community project, while the Nagios core development lay single-handedly with Nagios chief developer Ethan Galstad, which led to bottlenecks. The community's attempt to remove this bottleneck from core development had run into a wall, compelling Netways to lead the charge by forking Nagios into a separate project. "After many years in which countless improvement attempts came to nothing, we see no other way to move Nagios along," Hein said in an interview with the German sister publication Linux-Magazin Online.
The new project will take the name Icinga. Hein assures that in many ways Icinga will continue compatibility with Nagios. He asserts that Icinga will use the same monitoring plugins and the add-ons will function in both projects. The Nagios portal will apply a similar compatibility strategy for the fork.
Nagios -- A Fork in the Road
Ethan Galstad also weighs in on this topic.
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Hi Ulrich,
Interesting analysis of the Icinga fork of Nagios.
Because GroundWork Monitor has close linkages with Nagios, a number of people have asked what this fork means to the GroundWork community, users, customers, and company.
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Everyone does it. "The NCAA estimates that more than 35 million Americans participate in office pools, and, according to Nielsen Media Research, 92% of fans who watched games online do it at work," The Tampa Tribune reports.
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Been there, done that. And, back in the day, we used a combination of educated guesses, baseless hunches and emotional picks to fill out the bracket. We did OK for a round or two.
If only we'd known about the method described by Sarah Lorge Butler in a post at CBS MoneyWatch.
The first sets are crazy expensive and there's not much to watch yet.
This Deal of the Day comes from Kelli B. Grant at partner site SmartMoney.
Consumers in search of TV bragging rights are checking out the first 3D-ready TVs. But while the technology is stoking interest, the price tags are budget-busters and the content sparse for early adopters.
The first 3D-ready TVs from Panasonic and Samsung went on sale last week, just a few months after the technology drew crowds at the International Consumer Electronics Show in January, and more models are expected in coming months from LG (May), Sony (June) and Vizio (August).
Why the rush?
If you have high-interest credit card debt, that sandwich you charge costs more than you think.
This post comes from Adam Baker, a staff writer at partner blog Get Rich Slowly, and the blogger at Man vs. Debt.
Courtney and I are big fans of what we call "mental filters." These are simple little tips and tricks we can use to increase our financial awareness. (Get Rich Slowly's J.D. Roth likes to call these tips and tricks money hacks.)
For example, I've talked before about how we taped a picture of our daughter to our credit cards while we were paying down our debt. Many people I know use some sort of 30-day rule to curb their impulse desires, especially those that contribute to clutter.
Both of these techniques are examples of deliberately installing a barrier between yourself and a routine action. Many of us do this in various aspects of our lives to help raise consciousness, but this technique can be particularly powerful in our finances.
Today, I want to share a mental filter (or money hack, if you prefer) that Courtney and I used while passionately attacking our debt. But first, let me share a quick story.
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Panera Bread this week became the first national chain restaurant to announce it will post calorie counts at all its restaurants.
As someone who likes to know what she's eating, I'm happy to hear it, and I hope other restaurants follow suit. I was, however, devastated to hear that my favorite, the Chicken Frontega Panini, has 860 calories. All I can say is that I usually eat only half of it. At Panera's prices, splitting a sandwich is a good idea. Now if they'd just agree to leave off the mayo.
Closing the account probably won't do much damage, but the devil is in the details.
This post comes from partner blog The Dough Roller.
A reader recently e-mailed me with a question about credit cards and his FICO credit score. Here's his question:
I have a question relating to annual credit card fees. One of my credit cards that I got about seven years ago with HSBC has an annual fee of $37. I have developed positive credit history with it and it has a $1,400 limit and no rewards. I have since managed to get other credit cards with no annual fees and higher limits. My dilemma is whether i should close it down and take a hit on my credit score or keep it and continue to be charged the annual fee.
I confess that this question stumped me for a while. But a recent article by George Mannes, a senior editor at Money magazine, helped answer this reader's question. The short answer is that canceling the card may lower your credit score, but in most cases won't have a big impact.
Of course, the devil is in the details, so let's dig a little deeper.
Free and discount pie, free spaghetti and free coffee are among the latest food promotions.
Here it is Friday already and time for Friday food deals and freebies.
With St. Patrick's Day next week, many local restaurants are offering parties and deals. You can do what you want, but we are not going to drink any green beer.
Sunday, March 14, is National Pi Day, and even though it is meant to honor math and not dessert, several establishments are offering specials on pie.
By any objective measure her allocation of assets was foolish. But time and luck were on her side.
This guest post comes from Frank Curmudgeon at Bad Money Advice.
Heard about the secret millionaire of Lake Forest, Ill.? I'll assume not and recap. Grace Groner was born in 1909 and graduated from Lake Forest College in 1931, just about the worst year of the 20th century to enter the job market. Luckily for her, she landed a position as a secretary at the then obscure firm Abbott Laboratories. She was a secretary there her entire career, retiring at age 65 in 1974. She never married and lived modestly.
So far, it's a story that could be called poignantly mundane. But add in a few more facts and it transforms into a personal-finance parable that will be repeated, and probably distorted, for some time to come.
He'd have shut up if I'd bought him the treat. Here's why I didn't.
During a trip to the Burke Museum I informed the kids that I would not be buying anything at the gift shop. However, the older boy had a tiny amount of cash and purchased a small souvenir. Little bro decided he should have something, too, and came at me with a stuffed animal.
What happened next wasn't pretty.
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You can choose from local history, art, historic houses and even outer space.
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Another "divine" experience here. The chef is wonderful and very entertaining. We had a late reservation and were still treated like royalty. The food is fresh and eclectic. His housemade chocolate is the best in Raleigh.
Tasca Brava was an amazing dining experience! We felt like we went on a mini-vacation! The owner cooked for us and served us the most delectable food, cooked to perfection. Unique dishes with a true Spanish flair. Highly recommend this amazing place to dine. Take your time and enjoy!
Went with a group of 4 and tried a great many of the chef's recommendations - he was also our waiter! His recommendations were great. Second time I have been there - food is excellent, chef is very passionate and entertaining. An enjoyable evening with a nice ambience.
Love this place! Service and food excellent. Definitely going again :)
Outstanding experience, This is truly a gem. Owner was friendly, attentive, and did everything possible to make our evening a true "dining experience". We have a number of friends who were just waiting for us to try Tasca Brava 607. Now, they are ready to go back with us. THe Paella was delicious, a rare find in this area. OUr hats off to Owner John and his staff.
Great food and very authentic. The waited was also the owner and chef which was cool but he also was very biased and his kids were running around with him for some reason. He also spoke very fast with a heavy accent so it's hard to understand the specials. Otherwise it was great !
Best Spanish food in Raleigh! If you want authentic, go here. Dinner is served at a leisurely pace just as it is in Spain, expect to be here at least 1.5-2.5 hours. The restaurant is in a charming house, very romantic. The food is clearly cooked to order, very fresh, and extremely tasty!
I lived in Spain for four years, and was a little skeptical. However, Juan (owner, chef and waiter) sure knew how to prepare the best Spanish dishes I have had since returning from Spain. The wine pairing was amazing also. My wife and I sat in a corner and had one of the best times and will visit again the next time we visit Raleigh. Juan was knowledgeable and very entertaining. The location is unassuming, but if you are in Raleigh and like authentic Spanish (not beans and rice) cuisine, you have got to visit Tasca Brava!
Authentic Castillian cuisine made passionately by Juan and staff brings you to foreign shores right here in Raleigh . Freshest ingredients around from appetizer to dessert giving you a bullfighters view of Spanish Cusine at its best. Bravo!!
I recommend the restaurant for dinner. Paella is delicious.
I had Tasca Brava recommended to me by a friend, with a statement to let the food speak for itself and give the chef a little leeway as far as attitude went. I had the roast pork loin with a goat cheese and paprika sauce that was, hands down, one of the best pork dishes that I've ever ordered at a restaurant. I also had the octopus appetizer and the small yucca flour and handmade cheese rolls, the latter of which came with the chef's instructions on how to properly eat them. Yes, the chef can be a bit pushy in terms of his instructions of how to eat each meal, but it comes from a man who clearly cares about the flavor and presentation of his food and has the skill to justify his attitude. Amazing, memorable food.
We really enjoyed this place. We ordered most dishes off the daily specials, and ordered way too many. The chef/owner took our orders and he clearly loves his dishes. I can see where some people would find his manner intimidating, but we loved him and his food. I would eat there again without hesitation.
Juan is extremely passionate about his food. It's completely obvious he pays attention to the most minute detail of everything that goes on your plate. It's not a place to run in and get a quick bite to eat, it's a place that truely appreciates the fine dining experience. Try the Pane de Queso - spectacular! And try to save room for the dessert - the assortment of sorbets is an absolute killer. Even if it's late and you're worried about the caffine, get a cup of coffee, it's the best in North Carolina. Maybe the best on the entire East Coast.
Had a lovely dinner with lots of choices on the menu. The owner and staff are very knowledgeable and helpful. We shared5 or 6 appetizers and they were all delicious, especially the house made bread. A wonderful, cozy little find!
We absolutely loved every single dish that we ordered. We had an awesome Spanish tortilla with Manchego Cheese and the best ham & chicken croquettes. We ordered a pitcher of sangria and it was absolutely delicious. The paella was outstanding and dessert was a delicious cacao crema catalana. We will definitely return to this gem of a restaurant. The food was fresh and made to order. The décor is simple but cozy. I lived in Spain and I can say that the food at Tasca Brava is absolutely delicious and truly authentic Spanish food. We felt like we were transported to Spain with the food and ambiance. We will be going back soon to Tasca Brava to try new dishes! We wish there were more restaurants like this in Raleigh.
Happy is what we were when we finished our outstanding meal at Tasca Brava. Every bite was a delight, as was the cozy, warm atmosphere. We will most definitely be back!!
I can't think of a better dining experience. The owner's knowledge of Spanish cuisine is extensive. The food is delicious. The prices are reasonable, including the wine list. Try the charcuterie sampler and the special pan con queso. I'd go back for drinks and tapas every week.
If in Raleigh, head to Tasca Brava for an escape to Spain. Service and food both outstanding.
Loved it !! Juan was an excellent host. The wines were wonderful and the food was spectacular. He certainly loves his food and it shows. Very welcoming attitude and atmosphere. It is a slow process of a meal allowing you to enjoy each dish as it comes (tapas) and sip your wine slowly, i.e just the way I like it! If you are looking for a quick in and out then this is likely not for you. If you are looking for a genuine dining experience then you MUST try it. It is true to the spanish style of food and dining.
My wife and I dined for dinner at Tasca Brava for the first time. The tapas(menu and specials), restaurant made breads and sangria were all outstanding. The tapas were all cooked to order and came to the table Hot! Try the deer hearts; they were awesome. Each tapa was easily large enough for 3-4 people to share. The service was great and very personable. All in all an outstanding restaurant and hands down my personal Raleigh favorite.
This restaurant serves incredibly good, freshly made Spanish tapas (as well as entrees) and very good, small vineyard Spanish wines. The owner and head chef is from Cataluña, north of Barcelona. He is a delight. Order whatever he says to order. They have extensive nightly specials; we did not end up ordering anything off the actual menu. There is parking in the rear behind the restaurant. Its in a lovely bungalow converted to a restaurant in a lively, "in" neighborhood of bars and restaurants. Reasonably priced and truly excellent. A real find.
Amazing authentic Spanish food, very well prepared and delicious! Service was good too and at the end we were able to get a package of their own roast coffee beans, which was superb!!
The owner is incredibly engaging and every item we tried was incredible. The tapas and paella were all amazing.
My husband wanted to try a new restaurant for his birthday and when I found Tasca Brava on OpenTable it sounded perfect. We thought we would get the paella but the menu was full of so many other options we decided to pass on the paella (this time!) and go for the tapas option. We were delighted with EVERYTHING we ordered. The owner was so enthusiastic describing his dishes, the wine, the coffee, the desserts it just made the experience even better. We were there on a Wednesday night and there weren't many other diners but I could see how it may get loud if the restaurant was full. No matter how loud it could get we will be back and I have already told friends they need to try it out!
Tasca Brava is wonderful! The food is so fresh and delicious and the wine complimented everything beautifully. Try out this local restaurant which is authentic and owned by a Spaniard.
The best Spanish cuisine in the Triangle, prepared with passion and served with zeal by the restaurant owner. His interaction with diners is worth a visit.
Tasca was already highly recommended by Open Table fans, so my expectations were high. The place was nice, it was a quiet night. The menu surprised me--standard Spanish fair--certainly not worth the high praise I had read. And then the owner came...he rattled off a dozen special tapas, each more enticing than the one before. We ordered 7 tapas for just the two of us, and each was a treat for the taste buds! I think it's the best meal I've eaten in Raleigh. I'll go again next week-- and ask the owner to pick 6 and I'm sure I'll be delighted!


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Just watched this documentary earlier this week. LIFE. CHANGING.
If you have Netflix, I recommend you watch this documentary immediately.
Essentially, the documentary is about how the food being sold to us in grocery stores are basically setting us up for failure. There are a lot of different categories that they jump into, all are very eye-opening.
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Wow, that's almost a fully healthy roster.
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How New York's Jewish community tried to rescue Irish in Great Famine
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eiriamach | Dec 05, 2013, 07:04 AM EST
Actually, KathyCallahan, it wasn't just ten years ago but on Oct. 28, 1965--nearly a half-century--that the Vatican II encyclical Nostra Aetate was published, which says, "[I]n her rejection of every persecution against any man, the Church, mindful of the patrimony she shares with the Jews and moved not by political reasons but by the Gospel's spiritual love, decries hatred, persecutions, displays of anti-Semitism, directed against Jews at any time and by anyone.... No foundation therefore remains for any theory or practice that leads to discrimination between [individuals] or people and people, so far as their human dignity and the rights flowing from it are concerned." This encyclical remains a reason why Catholic trad groups such as SSPX are in schism today despite Ratzinger's efforts to bring them back into RCC. Also, beware of distortions of the Talmud given by some posters below. The name "Jesus" does not appear in the parables cited, only ancient names that anti-Semites--not biblical scholars--decided to interpret as referring to him.
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downinthebasement | Sep 26, 2010, 06:51 PM EDT
I think I will send this page to all the people I know...so they understand that there is a strong trait among the Irish...
Stupidity, popery, and anti-Semitism...
Yeah, the Jews created the IRA...now that one is rich...
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Galaway2 | Aug 02, 2010, 09:35 AM EDT
Correction for my other post,in quotation marks:This article is false that money was collected by Jews "for the Irish,it was for for Jews in Ireland".They were trying to take over Ireland as their new homeland at the time.
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Galaway2 | Aug 02, 2010, 09:32 AM EDT
This article is false that money was collected by Jews for Jews in Ireland.They were trying to take over Ireland as their new homeland at the time. The IRA was even created by the Jews and financed who took over many of the Catholic Churches being hidden Jews to create hatred, and they were behind the famine they wanted the Irish to emigrate or die.These rich powerful Jews held onto the foods sent from UK and held it in the ports. I had no idea about this until my Irish grandmother spilled the beans and told us how and why she had to escape Ireland as a child from the Jewish IRA Mafia because her parents were educators and they were for the Jewish snipers silencing game. If you think this is conspiracy check it out yourself, just the other day it came out that in 1930's when it looked like they the Commie Jews may not get Palestine now mostly Israel,they even tried to take over western Australia and this sensational news was broken in Australia just the other day and its being hushed up!
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murphy66 | May 13, 2010, 02:48 AM EDT
Make that "chock-a-block."
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murphy66 | May 13, 2010, 02:47 AM EDT
Hey Kathy Callahan, let's not go overboard. Dip into the Talmud and discover that Jesus is in Hell boiling in hot excrement (Gittin 57a), and that His mother Mary played the harlot with carpenters and with many other men (Sanhedrin 106a). These rabbinical writings are ckock-a-block with vicious anti-Christian rhetoric.
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KathyCallahan | May 13, 2010, 12:07 AM EDT
James Joyce channeled Leopold Bloom -a wandering Irish Jew striving hard to try and find his way back home in Ulysses.
Robert Briscoe was the first Irish Jewish Mayor Of Dublin and IRA man. And his son followed in his footsteps, according to the historical record.
I can remember the divisive and vilifying garbage that was spewed by a few religious in classes and hallways of the suburban catholic school that I attended for one year. Toxic remarks, such as, the jews killed jesus (wink/nod) were handed down and inflicted upon captive second graders studing and practicing for their first holy communion. Some were so riled up on the way home from school and stuck in the impressionable mud of misinformation, they hurled bullying punches and insults, "Let's get the kindergarten jew boy now because he killed jesus." In a suburban NJ town sixteen miles from Ellis Island.
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Shalom Ireland 2006 is the first film made by Ganley. Asked why she thought the film might appeal to Irish readers, Ganley says the two cultures "have a shared historical experience, both having suffered from discrimination on the basis of religion." In addition, she notes, both groups have lived in the diaspora, creating another level on which they can relate to each other. "That's another thing they have in common —forced from your homeland to live somewhere else and how that affects your psyche and your sense of community and who you are."
Maybe it was ten years ago when the Vatican
officially debunked and denounced the jews killed jesus vitriolic myth. But it served them well for a long while; distracting, ginning up and unifying the base against them. When, up and coming, Cardinal Ratzinger and bishops should have been focusing their energy on rooting out a burgeoning pedophile culture and scandals lurking beneath the surface. Exploding in our midst circa 2010. No?
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brianmack | May 12, 2010, 07:49 PM EDT
Enjoyed this article. I grew up in an Irish/Jewish neighborhood. Great inter-marriages and wonderful friends.
Similarities with those who are Jewish and those, Irish,
are vast. Slavery is prominent/ Irish with England and
Israel vs. Egypt. We survived this, are stronger and
have a "link!"
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IrishAndProud | May 12, 2010, 06:52 PM EDT
There has certainly been historic interaction between the two, mrfoomutt...which is why it's so ironic, misguided, historically inaccurate and frankly hurtful when certain (not close to ALL) of the Irish attempt to identify with the ARABS rather than the Jews when it comes to the Jews' own ancient land of Israel, and would love to see Jerusalem made JUDENFREI, as the Germans would say ('Jew-free'). Fortunately not all Irish have been deluded in this way, and the warm bond remains.
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mrfoomutt | May 12, 2010, 05:32 PM EDT
If my history serves me right, there has been a long generous relationship with the Jewish people and the Irish people.
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murphy66 | May 12, 2010, 03:44 PM EDT
That's $82,000.00 more than Queen Victoria ever gave.
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McClusky | May 12, 2010, 03:04 PM EDT
Not surprised. Jews are charitable.
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McNamara31 | May 12, 2010, 01:54 PM EDT
KathyCallahan....beautiful and touching story. So sorry you lost your mom at such a young age. It's a hurt that lasts forever.
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figtirish | May 12, 2010, 01:36 PM EDT
love this story --exactly why this site is so good
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killowen | May 12, 2010, 12:05 PM EDT
Someone making it known of a particular tribe insuring he's identified on any matter possible can make a claim.
A contribution of a few dollar I've made to the building of an edifice has my name emblasoned on a plaque within
it. I could now seek to spread being a irish contribeter.
Being a wealthy banker offering $500 is like me offering
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A wonderful weekend at the Tyalgum Festival of Classical Music
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Huston takes third, runs a smarter race
2012 — Third place, 18:57
2011 – Eighth place, 18:57
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PHOENIX — Last year, Cibola's Monica Huston ended up costing herself when she attempted to chase down Xavier's Sarah Fakler.
A year later, Huston was a little wiser.
Instead of bolting out of the start, Huston held back and used a late surge to finish third in the Arizona Interscholastic Association Division I Cross Country State Meet on Saturday at Cave Creek Golf Course.
"I'm definitely much more pleased with my race this year and I think I ran a much smarter race for me, because last year I was in second place after half a mile, but then the third mile I just got passed by one girl after another," said Huston, who was the only area runner to finish in the top 30 other than Cibola's Bernie Montoya. "You don't get anything after half a mile, it's about the end."
A year after running out of gas late dropped her to eighth place, the senior finished with a time of 18 minutes, 57 seconds.
Halfway through the race on Saturday, Huston was in a pack far behind Fakler, who eventually went on to win with a time of 18:02 — her third straight state championship. But when Cibola coach Kris Norton saw Huston in that pack instead of darting ahead, he knew Huston was ready to push ahead on the second half.
"When she came over the crossover, it was beautiful," he said. "I knew we were going to have a chance at runner-up."
Even though Huston ran the first mile 10 seconds slower than planned, she pushed ahead to second place and battled Highland's Kristi Rush the rest of the way.
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Rush, who finished 11th last year with a time of 19:06, ended up taking second place at 18:50.
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The two big events that bookend this sports week the All-Star break and the opening of NFL training camps are as disparate as baseball and football and would seem to have nothing in common. They do, though. In Miami, at least, both are a mix of anticipation and apprehension.
Baseballs festivities begin Sunday and culminate with Tuesdays 84th All-Star Game, but I wonder if All-Star Shame would be a better description. Were the epicenter of it, with Coral Gables now-closed Biogenesis clinic the reason some 20 players face PED-related suspensions, including Miami-raised Alex Rodriguez, former Hurricane Ryan Braun and four current All-Stars.
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The Main Tower is my favorite attraction in Frankfurt(Main) not only because of the wonderful public viewing platform, but also because of the amazing speed of the elevator - 25,2 km/h. I think the speed of the two elevators for visitors is limited to 18 km/h, but it's still very fast.
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Got this on the Black Friday sale. Been looking at it for a while. Seems that Jet put some real grassroots feedback into this one.1. Built in 12" resaw2. Carter style blade guides.3. Accessible tension relief & tension adjustment no more busted knuckles.4. 110/220 5. 2 speedsAssembly was a breeze Make sure you have a strong pal the 200 lb top end is not for the feint of heart. Makes it a real stable unit. Initial set-up was just as smooth. Still don't have a fence, but that has never stopped me in the past. A solid piece of hardwood and some clamps has worked for me for a long time. First re-saw went flawlessly ... 8" persimmon NO DRIFT AT ALL!!! I've heard nightmares about that. Blade changes were not bad ... can't imagine that ever being EASY. Just make sure you're ready to re-adjust the guides Upper are a cake walk, bottom ... tedious ... Still ... easier than blocks. No, Jet isn't paying me. They just have a winner here.
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I'm an amateur woodworker with a home shop. I bought this bandsaw because I wanted a good bandsaw with the ability to do small resawing jobs but I didn't want to pay for the larger, more expensive saws. I also bought a Kreg fence and installed it.My test was as follows. I got a Lennox 3/4" bimetal blade, 2 tpi. I then took a piece of fiddle back maple 12" tall, 18" long and about 15" wide. I made three passes cutting 1" slabs. It performed very well! I was very pleased. I did have to go slow, but I expected that. The blade tracked very well and straight except right at the entrance to the cut. It had a bit of wobble until the entire blade got into the wood. After that it was very precise in it's cut.I am very pleased with my saw. It has performed well. I would buy it again in a minute.


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All I could remember from my day were all the tantrums my toddler threw because "I do it!", instead of remembering all the kisses and hugs he gave me unprompted. Or how frustrated I was with my husband for not picking up after himself instead of focusing how hard he worked all day, yet still made time to take a family walk and give the baby a bath before bed.
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Miss Delaware Teen USA Has Resigned After a Porn Video of Her Surfaced:
In the Internet Age, if you do any form of porn, then go on to achieve any level of success or fame, there's a 100% GUARANTEE your videos WILL surface.
Back in November, 18-year-old Melissa King was crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA. And yesterday, she resigned . . . because it turns out she was in a porn video.
Melissa appeared in a video for a website called Girls Do Porn. And in the video, she tells the cameraman she just turned 18, and she's doing it because she needs the money. The scene is a full, explicit sex scene.
A few days ago, she tweeted, quote, "Once you move on in life people shouldn't try to use your past against you. Let them be happy." So it seems she knew this was coming.
Melissa grew up in foster care from ages 12 to 18. And her platform for Miss Delaware Teen USA was to help work with and mentor foster kids.
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According to a study by a counseling company called Relate, men and women don't have the same goals when they go to couples therapy.
Women go to counseling to work on their relationship . . . to communicate . . . and to discuss the problems they're having with their partner.
And MEN? The driving force that usually gets them to decide to go is . . . they think it will lead to SEX.
Men usually take longer to realize that a relationship is in trouble . . . but they notice when they're getting less lovin' from their partner. And they consider THAT to be a problem.
But that's not necessarily a bad thing. Men are often more willing to work on their relationship because they think it will lead to more sex.


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China & Glass
The Julia Linstead Glass Gallery exhibits a wide range of Julia's gorgeous sandblated bowls. We also stock hand made perfume bottles, bowls, paperweights, jewellery and window panels and more by some of the best glass artists in the U.K.
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