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Movie Review: 'Les Miserables' by Kevin Carr
Rated PG-13
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So sweet and pretty, love both names, big congratsMy two precious girls:
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Congratulations! Evangeline Arielle is gorgeous, and I like the significance of Arielle. Eva/Eve is gorgeous, as well!Ashley
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A truly gorgeous name!! Love it, congratulations.
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How I love her name! I'm definitely biased, but Evangeline Arielle is so, very lovely. Congrats!Cynthia/Luna
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To fully realize the "scream dream" that is Monster's University will now take an extra year. Pixar pushed back the release of their college movie sequel to Monster's Inc from 2012 to 2013. In true college student fashion, they're missing their original deadline because of video games. Their upcoming game-centric film Reboot Ralph (formerly Joe Jump) will debut in 2012 instead. Luckily, it's not a reboot of any existing franchise, like every other movie being released.
Details on Reboot Ralph are kept under lock and dungeon-opening gold key, but the word in Nintendoland is that the film is about an old school video game character like Pac-Man lost in the new, realistic-looking game landscape of The Halos and The Modern Warfares. "Back in my day, we had to make due with the few pixels we were given," this Ralph character might say. "If you lost three pixels in a reset error, boom. There goes your damn arm cannon."
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With just one week until the beginning of the end of the Harry Potter phenomenon (aka: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part One) hits theaters, Emma Watson, who plays Hermione, is already branching out.
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I'm forced to work with truespace in school and I need some help with texturing. I made this kickass space marine terminator (Warhammer 40k for anyone that cares) and it doesn't look as good as it could because everything's just painted with flat colors. I've done texture maps in max and they've come out ok, but as far as I can tell, truespace has no UVW mapping feature. Can someone point me to a plugin or tutorial or something dealing with texture mapping in truespace? I need some way to make a chrome-like gold texture also.
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Hi there. I love Warhammer 40,000 especially the artwork. Id love to see your terminator. Ive been wanting to model and animate W.H. 40K type stuff for ages, just not had the time.
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Which version of truespace are you using. I just graduated from Truespace and started learning max (what a difference Ill tell you) Although the Truespace 5 package looked appealing. There is a UVW map function and you can UV map planar Spherical Cubical a cylindrical. you can rotate the "gizmo" to use Max terms and everything. I think Truespace 5 offers multiple layers on textures too for great bumpmapping.


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THE PEOPLE'S LOBSTER | May 14th 2008
We are lucky the Maryland blue crab lacks the prestige of the Maine lobster, as they are cheap, fun and just as delicious, writes Jon Fasman. Throw some into a huge stockpot with some beer, and get ready to offend your fussier friends ...
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On April 18th, William Warner, a writer and former administrator with the Smithsonian Institution, died peacefully at his home in Washington, DC, at the enviable age of 88. Mr Warner won the Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction in 1977 for "Beautiful Swimmers", a beguiling, oddly beautiful work that examines the lives of the "watermen" of Maryland's Eastern Shore. He meditated on the crabbers and fishermen who work the Chesapeake Bay, many of them fifth- or sixth-generation, and the body of water that sustains them.
The book takes its title from the blue crab's Latin name: callinectus sapidus ("delicious beautiful swimmers"), as accurate as it is poetic. Though I should say up front that I'm more concerned with the crabs' sapidity than their callinectitude.
Crabs are to the Chesapeake Bay region what lobsters are to maritime New England--a source of pride, income and identity. But the Bay area lacks New England's touristic draw; it has no Maine coast ("Vacationland", as its lobster-emblazoned license plates used to brag), no Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard. And few people seem to recognise that Baltimore is an infinitely superior city to Boston--friendlier, quirkier, more manageable, with better food.
The Maryland blue consequently lacks the prestige of the Maine lobster, even though the meat is sweeter and the preparations more variable and interesting. Despite crabs' rising costs, crab-picking remains informal and down-home. Partly this may be due to the area's blue-collar identity, especially when contrasted with Boston's Brahminic pretensions. But mainly I think it's because there is no neat way to eat a crab.
A disclaimer: a crab is not a crab is not a crab (apologies to Ms Stein). A blue crab has more meat in the carapace and narrower claws than a British brown crab; the brown crab's meat is neither as sweet nor as flaky, and has a more pronounced saline flavour. Neither is the blue like the fat-clawed, broad-bodied mud crabs that turn up in Singapore, or the enormous mutants that are all leg and claw fished out of the Pacific north-west, or the rather insipid, watery stone crabs that, for reasons more nostalgic than culinary, remain famous in Florida.
Blues live in the relatively warm waters of the American east coast. In fact, the catch has been trending downward in the Chesapeake for years, and hungry mid-Atlantic diners have increasingly had to make do with blues flown in from Texas and Louisiana. They eat pretty much everything--I have crabbed using chicken necks and bologna as bait (two separate occasions; it wasn't some sort of Steinbeckian hard-times sandwich)--and attack anything that doesn't attack them first.
I'm talking here about hard-shell crabs, not soft-shells. Soft shells are beautiful, delicious creatures, but I've never prepared them, and eating them is more straight-forward (to wit: insert in mouth, chew, swallow. Repeat as necessary).
The recipe part of cooking blues is easy: take a huge stockpot, pour in one can (yes, can) of domestic (yes, domestic) beer, about half that amount of cider or wine vinegar, and a few free-handed shakes of crab spice (Old Bay, J&O, Zatarain's--in that order of preference). Put a steamer basket on top, cover and wait for it to boil.
Now comes the hard part: when this liquid reaches a hard boil, you need to add the crabs, and you need to do it while they are still alive. You've bought the crabs earlier that day and have stored them in an ice chest (a cooler with ice on the bottom, a rack over the ice, crabs over the rack, newspaper over the lot and the lid on loosely, to let in air). You now can either pour ice directly over the crabs, which subdues them and makes them easier to handle, or, if you're feeling particularly stout of heart, use tongs to lift them from cooler to pot. They'll snap, they'll pinch, they will certainly try to escape. Place them flat in the steamer basket, about three to a layer (depending, of course, on the size of crab and pot), and shake the spices liberally over each layer. (If you have any inclinations toward vegetarianism, best to leave the room for this part.)
After about 15 minutes, the crabs will have turned a pleasant shade of scarlet. They are now ready. The eating of crabs is both time- and labour-intensive; it is nice to think we work off almost as many calories extracting the meat as we consume. It is impossible to describe without a crab in hand, but know that there's no way to make it look good, and you're not doing it wrong as long as you're getting meat. (This is as good a guide as any.)
Suffice it to say you shouldn't wear your best clothes, or eat with people who are fussy about manners or propriety. You probably should have several pitchers of beer--preferably Baltimore's own Natty Bo--on hand. The season runs from about April to November: they're considered summertime food, but late-season crabs are fatter, and they tend to be cheaper, simply because fewer people want to buy them.
(Jon Fasman is an editor for Economist.com, and the author of two novels, both published by The Penguin Press: The Geographer's Library, a New York Times bestseller that was published in 2005, and The Unpossessed City, coming out in November 2008. He profiled Dave Arnold, a culinary inventor, for the Autumn 2007 issue of Intelligent Life.)


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Hearts of Oak captain Moro Abubakar is close to full recovery from a knee surgery as he has started running.
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That Old Gang O'Mine! Fred Esposito Pix from 1975-76… Amid gathering images for the Myrant web page forever dedicated to the memory of our late, beloved friend Mark "Sparky" Whitcomb, some of my old Johnson State College classmates have been sending some amazing photos from our years together at JSC and the summer visits in [...]
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Celebrate Mandela's Birthday with Some Awesome Perspective on the Path He Lead
Everyone should go watch this movie. It's awesome. Lee Hirsch (director of Bully) spent 10 years living in South Africa making this film about the fight against apartheid told through the music of the movement. It will make you smile and cry and cheer. And the parts about Nelson Mandela will just make you revel in what a stud that guy was and what a model he has left us for strength of character and vision.


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Victory at Sea
The Navy comes of age in the War of 1812.
Tragedy at Sea
Military tribunals, 18th-century style.
'Deathless Fame'
How the British view America's first naval hero.
Founders Afloat
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Funeral services for Allen Henry Burns, age 80, of Ogdensburg, will be held on Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 11:00AM at St. Marys Cathedral with Rev. Jay Seymour officiating. Burial will be held at St. Marys Cemetery with military honors after the funeral services. Calling hours will be held at 10:00AM on Saturday, July 20, 2013 also at St. Marys Cathedral. Arrangements are being handled by Frary Funeral Home at 515 Caroline Street. Mr. Burns passed away at his home on Tuesday, July 16, 2013.
Allen is survived by his loving wife, Donna Quinn Burns; three daughters, Colleen and John Miner of Saranac Lake, NY, Anne Marie and Michael Massic of Ogdensburg, NY, and Tara Burns of San Diego, California; three granddaughters, Amanda and Seth Conklin of Gouverneur, NY, Erin Miner and Ellen Miner of Saranac Lake, NY; three grandsons, Tanner and Chayton Massic of Ogdensburg and Jake Allen Burns of San Diego, California; a sister, Jeanne Burns Wright of Ogdensburg; sister-in-law, Francesca Burns of Durham, NC; a niece, Deirdre Burns and John Major of Wisconsin; a niece Megan Burns of NC; two nephews, Richard Burns and Lisa of NC and Matthew Burns of NC; a niece, Jennifer Quinn of Cicero, NY and several nieces, nephews, cousins and many good friends. Mr. Burns was predeceased by his parents, Henry and Edna Deschamps Burns and a brother, Richard Burns.
Allen was born in Ogdensburg on September 1, 1932. He graduated from St. Marys Academy in 1950 and from Rochester Institute of Technology with a degree in Photographic Technology in 1952. He married Donna Quinn on February 12, 1988 at St. Marys Cathedral in Ogdensburg, NY with the Rev. John R. Yonkovig officiating.
He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1952 to 1956 operating from SAC Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr. Burns returned to Ogdensburg in 1956 to work as a fulltime professional photographer in business known as Allen Photography until he retired in 2012. He authored articles on photography in national magazines including The Professional Photographer. His photographs have appeared in many publications including Readers Digest, Life, Time, and The Professional Photographer. Mr. Burns also produced photographs for most major companies in the United States including U.S. Steel, Chrysler Corporation, Goodrich, Acco, Pittsburgh Plate & Glass, Newell Manufacturing, Joanne Western Mills, Diamond National and Dean Foods. He photographed paintings and bronzes for publications for The Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake and the Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg. Allens photographs appear in many homes and countless graduations and weddings throughout the North Country.
Mr. Burns was a lifetime member of the Ogdensburg Elks Club.
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Online condolences may be made at www.fraryfuneralhome.com/obituaries.
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Not a perfect game, but definitely a model to emulate
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Reflecting on this week's most poignant baseball story-- a pitcher's bid for a perfect game, ruined by an umpire's mistaken call-- columnist Peggy Noonan remarks that the main characters, in their reactions to the events, set a high standard for sportsmanship and graceful behavior.
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Rockfax DescriptionThe right-hand crack has been unearthed from the ivy. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionThe right-hand crack which is now being reclaimed by the ivy (2009).
Ticklists: Peak Rock/6/ The Emergence of Joe Brown and Don Whillans.
Photo: Start of Morning Crack, Hell Hath No Fury and What The Hell © Kelly D
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deacondeacon - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/15
GermanAlex - 2nd O/S - 04/May/15 with Jack
Arno's first lead on Peak limestone, with a green start and surprisingly worthwhile crack aboveGermanAlex - 2nd - 29/Jun/14 with Arno
Tamati - 2nd - 26/Aug/13 with Jane
JRigby - Lead - 26/Aug/13 with Will
Tony Holdsworth - 2nd O/S - 13/Apr/13 with Martin Haworth
Palindrome - 2nd - Oct/11
Hannes B - Lead O/S - 28/Aug/11 with Emmsi
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 08/Jul/11
biobuild - 2nd - 07/Jun/11
marcoleptic - 2nd - 07/Jun/11 with Andy Shep
Hidden - Lead dog - 28/Apr/11
smudge - Solo rpt - 21/Apr/11
Lead the proper Morning Crack very nice with some lovely moves 3/4 way up. ***** Health Warning - The Picture In RockFax does not show the correct line for this route it actually shows What the Hell *****************Phil1967 - Lead O/S - 28/Mar/11 with Dan
The route is incorrectly marked in Northern Limestone, this is going to be corrected in the next edition. The ivy has been cleared from the crack and the route is clean. Pleasant climb, could do with some more traffic.smudge - 2nd - 28/Mar/11 with Phil
Hidden - 2nd - 2011
Leo Woodhead - Lead O/S - 02/Oct/10 with Steve Wolstencroft
hard for S 4agrubes - Lead O/S - 29/Jun/10 with Alex
Forgot how scary Stoney limestone can be... Polish wears off after the initial moves though.Alex Thompson - 2nd O/S - 29/Jun/10 with Luke
Ropeboy - Lead - 26/Jun/10 with Bunny
wtf. I got pretty lost. With lots of rope drag (my bad I know..) and topped out clinging onto thin roots and loose rock to a poor belay. Should not be included for the sake of including a "severe" in a guide book like Peak District: Climbing. Fail Climb.jack89 - Lead O/S - 03/Jun/10 with Sam Gibson
S?? More like a scary VS 4c... BeccaSnowden - Lead β - 07/May/10 with Lisaaargh
Probably VS 4c. For simplicity's sake we walked around to the base of the main crack. Joel got about 10ft up and backed off, then I led clean.stewieatb - Lead β - 03/Apr/10 with joel182
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v v polishedLozM - Lead dnf - 21/Jun/09 with Trish M
Top roping to remove abandoned gear. Knackering!Kelly D - TR dnf - 29/Mar/09 with Kiri
Actually did not even start - the route marked on the topo is actually What the Hell, hence everyone thinking this was harder than severe!Simon Caldwell - Lead dnf - 31/May/08
Al Evans - 2008
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Probably VS 4c, definately not a first S lead!Somerset swede basher - 2nd O/S - 10/Aug/07 with Sarah Stirling
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nickcanute - Lead O/S - 2000
Simon2005 - Lead O/S - 1985 with Jude
Stoney Boy - Lead - 1985 with Phil Cundy
Nigel Bond - Lead - 04/Mar/81 with Danny
Ian Jones - 1981 with Rich Lewis, Dave Greenald, Paul Mitchell, Derek Hersey
Hidden - May/77
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rogerskews - 1976
tapley - Lead - 09/Nov/75 with Alison Tapley
Chris Ellis - 2nd - 24/May/75 with Dave Ellis
Mark Kemball - Lead - 01/Feb/75
Andy Say - Lead O/S - 1974
Dave Westby - Lead O/S - 1972 with Phil Caley
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LOWVILLE Village police on Tuesday charged Shawn M. Garrison, 37, Lowville, with second-degree criminal contempt.
He was accused of violating an order of protection issued in Lewis County Family Court, although police did not release the name of the protected party or other details in the case.
Mr. Garrison was arraigned in Village Court and released on his own recognizance to reappear at a later date.
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How Much Turkey Per Person? Use This Rule of Thumb
I think that the best thing about Thanksgiving (aside from spending it with friends and family members), is the turkey. You eat it the day of, that night in sandwiches and often for many days after in different dishes. So, if you're like me, having too little turkey can be a total disaster. Do you know how to choose the right amount of turkey to feed your Thanksgiving Day guests?
When it comes to feeding a crowd, having too much food is always more welcome than having too little.
→ The rule of thumb for buying turkey: 1 pound per person
This should be enough to to cover dinner and allow for leftovers to snack on throughout the evening. If you really, really like leftovers and are perfectly content to eat turkey sandwiches until your head falls off, then a pound and a half is a good measure.
So don't just walk into the store and pick up the biggest bird they have — or the smallest — because you only have a few people coming. Just remember a pound per person and you'll be set.
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Juice of 1 large lemon or lime
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Gently toss the celery and mushrooms in a bowl; add the lemon juice and olive oil. Toss again. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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About Us
"I liked Ele's Place because I met new friends like me.
I liked being able to talk about my sister when I wanted to.
And when I didn't want to talk I could just listen."
- Shaunna, age 4
The Overweg Family tells their emotional and inspirational story of grief and how Ele's Place helped them. Click HERE to view video.
What is Ele's Place?
Ele's Place is a nonprofit, community based organization dedicated to creating awareness of and support for grieving children and their families. Through peer support group programs, Ele's Place helps children to cope with the death of a parent, sibling or other loved one.
Before coming to Ele's Place, many grieving children feel alone and keep their feelings inside, not wanting to burden their parents or other family members. Often, friends don't seem to understand if they haven't had a similar experience. But each week at Ele's Place, hundreds of grieving children find a warm and welcoming place to meet new friends who really understand how they feel, and begin to heal after the death of a loved one.
Who can come to Ele's Place? Is there a fee?
Death crosses all religious, cultural and economic boundaries. Therefore, Ele's Place is committed to reaching out to all grieving children and their families throughout the Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Flint and Lansing regions, and provides support group services at no charge. Children aged three to 18 and their parents or guardians are welcome, as well as young adults independently.
How do I get my children started?
To enroll children into Ele's Place Programs, parents or guardians need to call:
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During the initial call, a clinical staff member will gather basic information, answer questions you may have, and send an enrollment form to be completed.
- Call the location you plan to attend
- After Ele's Place receives the completed enrollment form, an Ele's Place clinical staff member will call to schedule an orientation with your family (those who are planning to attend support groups).
- You and your family come to your orientation appointment for a tour of Ele's Place, to discuss the expectations for participation and to ask questions you may have about the support group program. At this time, we will ask your availability of weekday evenings to help determine which night your family will attend.
- Following your orientation, the Family Services Coordinator of your assigned night will call to confirm a start date.
Why is Ele's Place Important?
One in twenty children under the age of 18 will have experienced the death of a parent. Many others will grieve the death of a sibling or another important person in their lives. Ele's Place recognizes that children's grief is unique, and that unaddressed grief can have a negative impact on children's health and well-being. Unresolved childhood loss is often linked with adolescent and adult depression, poor school performance, violence, truancy, alcoholism, drug abuse, and suicidal tendencies. Ele's Place helps grieving children who are at risk of developing these negative behaviors by supporting them during their bereavement and providing them with life-affirming skills, so they may continue their lives with hope and confidence.
"In my courtroom, I see many troubled youth who are grieving the death of a loved one and they need support. I refer them to Ele's Place because I've witnessed the positive impact this organization makes in the lives of grieving children and teens."
Honorable Laura Baird, Ingham County Circuit Court
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Ele's Place is devoted entirely to serving the needs of grieving children.
In Lansing, most families served are from the immediate area, including DeWitt, Dimondale, East Lansing, Grand Ledge, Haslett, Holt, Lansing, Mason, Okemos, and Williamston. Families from other mid-Michigan communities are also welcomed.
In Ann Arbor, most families come from Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Manchester, Milan, Saline, Whitmore Lake and Ypsilanti. Many other families are welcomed from surrounding communities.
Our Grand Rapids serves families from the West Michigan.
Ele's Place-Flint has recently been announced. Families from Genessee county and beyond will soon be able to benefit from Ele's Places services. Please call 810-232-3040 for more information.
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Ele's Place was established in 1991 and is named in honor of Ele Stover, who died in 1989 at the age of 11 months. Ele is survived by four siblings whose lives will be forever affected by her life, illness and death.
If you or someone you know can benefit from the services of Ele's Place, or you would like further information on supporting Ele's Place with your time or resources, please contact us.


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Please mark your calendar for a presentation by Dr. Kevin J Donly, Professor and Chair, Department of Developmental Dentistry and Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio TX.
"Update on Caries Remineralizaton Agents"
The early diagnosis of tooth demineralization and intervention with fluoride (including fluoride varnish), glass ionomer surface protectants, sealants and minimally invasive products and procedures will be presented. Risk assessment utilization in decision-making for restorative care will be discussed and related to recommendations made by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry for restorative dentistry care in children and Evidence-Based Clinical Recommendations of the American Dental Association.
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City Asks Granite to Redo Road Repaving
Monday, February 11 2013
Last summer, Unalaska residents endured lengthy construction delays during the repaving of Airport Beach Road and Broadway, and they can expect more of the same this summer. Despite the amount of time Granite Construction spent on the project, the surface isn't holding up.
"You can see that the rocks are beginning to pop out of the pavement, which isn't supposed to happen," city manager Chris Hladick says. "So, we're in a dispute with the contractor. We'd like them to fix that, and the other places that are raveling. And there are also some other places where they didn't get the right slope of the road. You can see, like in front of ITC, that there's water standing on the road. That's not supposed to happen."
For now, the deterioration of the roadway isn't a huge problem, but Hladick says in a few years, it will be.
"Once it starts, it can have a cascading effect. And then you have a pothole. The end result is a pothole, and that's what we're trying to get rid of."
It's not clear exactly what went wrong during paving -- Granite Construction declined to speak with KUCB. But whether the mixture was improperly balanced, or the surface wasn't compacted enough, Hladick says the city expects Granite to fix it.
"They're going to have to tear up portions of the roadway. Yeah. They'll have to grind it off and put it right, the way the specifications say in the contract."
The city is still working out an agreement with the company for the repaving work. Hladick says Granite sat down with the design engineers on the project last month to hash out the details and scope. He didn't rule out legal action, but said it would be better for everyone if it didn't come to that.
"I know Granite has a good reputation for paving in Anchorage. So, they can do it."
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Set in the picturesque and serene hill, Doi Mae Salong was once the community of Santi Khiri, the Chinese 93rd Divisions who escaped from the political tension in Burma in 1961. Today, Doi Mae Salong has become one of the main tourist attractions in Chiang Rai, offering the succulent native Chinese cuisine, lovely houses with flowers and many plantations from fruits to coffee and tea while there are still many tribes living there. If you wish to come at the peak of the full bloom of the scenic sakuras that you enjoy while trekking, visit during December to January and there are many accommodations in small hotels and guesthouses.
How to get there: Use the Chiang Rai-Mae Chan Route and drive for about 29 kilometers then make a left turn for about 41 kilometers and you must pass a hot spring. On your way back, you can take the Routes No. 1234 and 1130 which will pass the villages of Yao and Akha tribes. Otherwise, take the Route No. 1089 to Tha Thon which is about 45 kilometers and you will find many resorts located at the starting point of Kok River.
Opening hours: Daily 8am-5pm
Contact: 053-717-433
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To reach Doi Mae Salong, take the Chiang Rai-Mae Chan route for 29 kilometers, then turn left and proceed for another 41 kilometers (passing a hot spring). The return trip can be taken on routes nos. 1234 and 1130 which wind through Yao and Akha hill tribe villages. From Doi Mae Salong a road leads to Tha Thon, the starting point for the Kok River cruise, a distance of 45 kilometers.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Observations From a Hurricane
I am a born and raised Jersey girl, living minutes from the boardwalks and beaches that were destroyed earlier this week in Hurricane Sandy's wrath. I was fortunate enough to make it out of this storm with minimal damage to my home, but I am surrounded by destruction and despair, and have found out first hand that a disaster brings out the very best in people. And guess what? It also brings out the very worst. Never in my life have I witnessed a clearer divide.
The amount of volunteerism I have seen since the day after the storm has been incredible. The morning after the hurricane, I ventured out of my home and saw some of the aftermath of the storm in my neighborhood – uprooted trees blocking roads and crushing cars and homes, boats floating in my cross street from the nearby marina, and an almost total blackout, just to name a few. I was able to make it to a nearby diner running on a generator and witnessed something amazing. Reminiscent of some of my favorite family sitcoms, neighbors were gathering together, talking about how we're all going to get through this, together. From there I went home and gathered some clothes, toiletries, and food to bring to my high school, which was already being used to shelter people who could not yet (or ever) return to their homes. That first day was sad, but it was also extremely heartwarming. There were so many people, some who had suffered great losses themselves, helping each other in so many ways. I was happy to see such good in people.
As the days went on, I realized that while this disaster may have given some a chance to let their goodness shine, it also brought out some monsters. By the second and third days post-storm, the looters started creeping. With lights out, alarm systems down, homes exposed and chaos ensuing, the lowest of the low started using this opportunity to steal from victims' homes while they were taking refuge or out helping others. As I sit here writing this, there are policemen stationed at the end of my street checking IDs to keep these looters out.
Then there's the gas issue. For some reason, I super prepared for this storm and filled up my gas tank the night before. This is something I will be doing from now on, because with the power out everywhere, open gas stations are few and far between, and the lines to get gas are hours long. This was causing desperation, and there were reports of people fist fighting and carrying guns while attempting to fuel up. Policemen are being put at gas stations to help with this problem. As the power is being restored and safety precautions are being taken, this problem seems to be fading, however it is scary to see what measures people will take when faced with emergency situations. In certain areas, the lines to get gas are still hours long.
By Friday, my mother got her power back and I was able to go there for a hot dinner and to watch The American Red Cross and NBCUniversal's benefit telethon. Again, some faith was restored as I saw how quickly it was put together and listened to messages of inspiration from Staten Island native Christina Aguilera, Jersey boys Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen, Long Island native Billy Joel, and others. I am hoping that this benefit, along with the several other charities I see coming together, are aiding those out there that still need so much help.
I have also, unfortunately, been a little saddened by those friends I have across the country who have yet to check in on me. As accessible as social media is these days, and with as much media attention as this storm received, there are a few people out there who I thought would have sent me a quick, "U OK?" I will not hold a grudge against them, but I have learned for the future to always reach out to friends when I hear of a disaster in their area. To know someone is thinking about you and cares can help, even just a little. (And a shout out to those who did make me feel loved by texting or calling or facebooking XOX).
From strangers offering each other places to shower and charge cell phones to strangers fighting arguing over the last quart of milk and batteries in the store, I have seen the good, the bad and the disgusting this week.
It is a week since Hurricane Sandy hit, and we on the east coast have a long road to recovery. I hope as the weeks and months go on, the good in humanity outweighs the bad. This was a huge learning and growing experience for me. Even though I was supposed to be out of state, part of me is happy my plans were postponed and I was in my hometown to go through it. I have always been one to donate and be saddened by natural disasters, but when it hits your home, it really hits home.
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We really hate to rain on the UK Department for Energy and
Climate Change (DECC)'s parade. It published figures today showing
that the UK's
carbon emissions fell by seven per cent last year. But the
statistics don't include the amount of CO2 embedded in imports -
an amount which risen sharply as the UK's manufacturing base
has shrunk.
The provisional figures show the UK's net CO2 emissions amounted
to 456.3 million tonnes in 2011. In 2010, they were 495.8
million tonnes.
The UK's emissions of other greenhouse gases went down as well -
from 92.0 million tonnes to 90.4 million tonnes. Meanwhile, the
UK's Kyoto greenhouse gas basket - a different measure to the
one DECC headlines on - is down from 590.5 million tonnes of
greenhouse gas emissions to 549.3 million tonnes.
The problem with this measurement, however, is that, mitigation
efforts aside, UK emissions from industry have gone down in large
part because the country no longer has the manufacturing capacity
it once had.
Under the Kyoto Protocol, Europe's emissions reductions targets
and the UK's Climate Change Act, the UK is expected to make
greenhouse gas cuts based on its domestic emissions. Like other
developed countries with a smaller manufacturing base, the UK can
report shrinking carbon emissions by this measure. But when
adjusted for the impact of international trade, DECC's announcement
looks less impressive.
Last month, the
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)
issued a report that illustrates this point. It show that once the
'embedded' emissions from the increased number of imports we now
buy are included, our carbon footprint nearly doubles.
Unfortunately it's not possible to do a like-for-like comparison
because Defra's report only calculates the UK's carbon footprint
including consumption up until 2009. But the trend looks pretty
clear - while the UK's carbon emissions are indeed going down, they
are much higher once you take into account greenhouse gases from
the products we consume which are produced outside the UK.
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publicity from the department. One commentator remarked at the time
that it "seems like a cop-out on the part of the government" that
the work is being done internally but not publicised or used to
drive policy.
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presented by the consumption-based figures is far less
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This week, Greg Iles fans are celebrating the release of Natchez Burning, the author's first new novel in nearly five years! Natchez Burning brings readers back to hero Penn Cage, and it marks the start of a new trilogy from Iles. When Penn's father Dr. Tom Cage is accused of administering a lethal injection to Viola Turner, a nurse who he worked with in the 1960s, Penn is desperate to save him. His investigation sends him on a journey through his father's past, unearthing long-hidden secrets that may have come back to haunt Tom and put his family in peril. The shocking truth that Penn eventually finds involves a splinter cell of the Ku Klux Klan called the Double Eagles and crimes hidden for 40 years.
Natchez Burning is an unforgettable, cinematic story that Book Page calls "William Faulkner for the Breaking Bad generation." This is a must-read for fans of John Grisham's Sycamore Row. At nearly 800 pages long, this novel seems daunting, but the pages fly by. Iles is a masterful storyteller, and this is some of his best work. Before reading Natchez Burning, long-time fans of Penn Cage will also want to read The Death Factory. Iles wrote this novella, which was released exclusively in ebook, to tie up loose ends from The Devil's Punchbowl.
The road to Natchez Burning was a long and challenging one for Iles. His father, who inspired his character Tom Cage, passed away in 2010. Then, Iles faced life-threatening injuries from an automobile accident in 2011. Iles shares more about how those events impacted his writing process for this remarkable new novel in this video.
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Our hope is to be used by God to touch the hearts and minds of Abraham's descendants, bringing healing and reconciliation to a family divided. The words of Īsā (Jesus) tells us, "All authority has been given to Me (Īsā) in heaven and on earth. Go to ALL nations teaching them to observe all things….."
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"For You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother's womb. I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made."
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DALLAS (AP) — Ivory Coast and Liverpool defender Kolo Toure has contracted malaria.
The Ivory Coast team's head of medical staff Cyrille Dah said in a statement that Toure had likely contracted the illness on a trip to the Ivorian capital Abidjan before he joined up with the squad for its pre-World Cup training camp in Dallas.
Dah said Toure fell ill on a flight to St. Louis on Wednesday ahead of Friday's friendly against Bosnia. Ivory Coast lost 2-1 without Toure. Dah said the 33-year-old central defender is undergoing treatment and "will return next week."
Toure has played over 100 games for Ivory Coast, which faces Japan, Colombia and Greece in group games at the World Cup.
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A brush fire ignited in east Orange County has been contained on Friday evening after burning dangerously close to homes and causing road closures.
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Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) is a platform for developing server applications in the Java programming language. Java EE development is considered the de facto standard. In this section you will discover Java EE development utilities, find out what it means to be Java EE compliant, and learn about enterprise Java strategies for application developers and architects.
Java 9 promises modularity and new value types
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"Dallas/Fort Worth district has been the flagship for the E200 initiative" SBA District Director Herbert Austin said. "Graduates of the program have increased their revenue, created jobs and helped drive economic growth in their communities."
Sharon King, owner of Castle Business Solutions, saw a tremendous growth in sales in less than a year after graduating from the E200 program in 2011. The Dallas-based company provides direct mail services, data management, printing and copying services. She has three employees with sales in excess of $500,000, the SBA said.
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