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James Reeds
Nov. 16, 1921 - Oct. 3, 2012 World War II Monuments Man Prof. James Alexander Reeds II died peacefully on October 3, 2012, shortly before his 91st birthday, in Kansas City, MO, after several years of poor health. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Hedy Newman Reeds. Jim Reeds was born in 1921 in Kansas City, the second child of Ralph Edgar Reeds and Wanda Nelson Reeds. (Reeds Road in Overland Park, KS, led to the farm of his grandfather, James A. Reeds.) The family moved to Iowa City, where Jim graduated from high school. His older sister, Katherine Reeds Dunn, and two younger brothers, Nelson and Kenneth Reeds, predeceased him. Jim Reeds was one of the last of the World War II "Monuments Men." As a sergeant in the U.S. Army's unit, Monuments Fine Arts and Archives, in France and Germany, he helped save great works of art that the Nazis had stolen from their rightful owners. Jim and the other surviving scholar-soldiers in the unit were honored in 2007 by a Joint Resolution of Congress and by the award of the National Medal of the Humanities at the White House. He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts degree by the Massachusetts College of Art in 2009. He had been looking forward to the movie, Monuments Men (starring George Clooney), now in production. Jim met Hedwig Neumann in 1945 in Wiesbaden, Germany, where Hedy was working in the Allied military government's censorship office. Hedy vividly remembers Jim taking her to see the looted artworks that had been hidden in salt mines. In 1946 they were married in Guildford, England, where Hedy had spent most of the war years as a refugee from the Nazis. Hedy, who had grown up in Vienna, had been sent to England at the age of 15 by her parents (their fate remains unknown). Army regulations required the newly- weds to go separately to America, Hedy on a ship full of war-brides, Jim on a troopship. Back home, Jim continued the education that had been interrupted by his military service. The intensive German language training he had received in the Army Specialized Training Program prompted him to change his career path from medicine to linguistics. He received a B.A. in German in 1947 and an M.A. in 1949 from the University of Iowa. At the University of Michigan, he received an M.A. in linguistics in 1959 and his Ph.D. in 1966. After teaching high school English and German in Iowa City and Fargo, ND, Jim taught at Pennsylvania State University- Altoona, at the University of Detroit, and at the University of Michigan. In 1966, he became an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. In 1969, he returned to his hometown to teach linguistics and the history of the English language as a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Jim retired from the UMKC English Department in 1990. Jim and Hedy returned to Europe in 1956-7 when Jim had a Fulbright Fellowship to teach in Detmold, Germany. In 1984, Jim was awarded a Fulbright Professorship to teach at the University of Lodz in Poland. Jim's interests ranged widely, from the arts to running. For many years he served as a docent at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, where he developed a special fondness for ancient Chinese bronzes. Jim was a talented singer and actor, participating in the Mendelssohn Choir (now the Kansas City Symphony Choir) and several theatre groups. Even when the family had little money, he insisted on buying a grand piano for Hedy, and to the end of his life, he took great joy in Hedy's playing. At the age of sixty, Jim joined the Kansas City Track Club and became an avid runner. He ran in marathons all over the United States and in Europe and often brought home trophies in the senior division. Everyone who knew Jim will remember him for his quick wit. In addition to his wife, Jim's survivors include his children, James A. Reeds III of Princeton, NJ, and Susan E. Ellman of Milwaukee, WI, his daughter-in-law, Karen Reeds, his brother, Ralph E. Reeds, Jr., M.D., of Findlay, OH, his nieces and nephews, John Robert Dunn of Houston, Martha Dunn of Baltimore, Janet Davis of Long Beach, CA, and Scott Reeds of Brooklyn, and several grand-nephews and grand-nieces. Jim had five grandchildren: Elizabeth Reeds of Kansas City, Anne Reeds of Brooklyn, Chana Ellman of Montreal, and Alisa and Shulamith Ellman of Milwaukee. In a private funeral on October 5, Jim was given a green burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. A memorial service at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church in Kansas City is being planned. The family requests no flowers, but would welcome donations to organizations dear to Jim's heart: Doctors Without Borders, doctorswithoutborders.com; All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, Kansas City, allsoulskc.org; Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, www.nelson-atkins.org; and the University of Missouri-Kansas City scholarship fund, 800-662-UMKC .
Published in Kansas City Star on December 16, 2012


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Activity note: Hotel check-in available from 3:00 p.m.
Afternoon: Program Registration: After you have your room assignment, come over to the Road Scholar table to register with the program staff, to get your welcome packet containing your name-tag, up-to-date schedule and other important information, and to confirm the time and location of the Orientation session. If you arrive late, please ask for your packet at the front desk when you check in. Orientation: The Group Leader will greet everyone with a warm welcome and lead introductions. We will review the program theme, the up-to-date daily schedule and any changes, discuss safety guidelines, emergency procedures, roles and responsibilities, and answer any questions you may have. Transportation for program-related activities will be via motorcoach unless specified otherwise. All field trips will be led by the Group Leader unless otherwise specified. Free time is reserved for your personal independent exploration. The Group Leader can offer suggestions and directions. Please be aware that program activities, schedules, and personnel may need to change due to local circumstances. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Dinner: In the hotel meeting room enjoy a plated meal or buffet with salad, selection of entrées and dessert plus coffee, tea, water; additional beverages available for purchase.
Evening: At leisure. Take the rest of the evening to continue getting to know your fellow participants, relax, and get a good night's sleep for the full day ahead.
Activity note: Standing at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center; walking up to several blocks on level, paved terrain in Old Town at 5,300' elevation.
Breakfast: In the hotel meeting room; selections may include eggs, cereals, juice, coffee, tea and water.
Morning: We begin the morning with an overview of the area's history. We'll then board our motorcoach and depart on a field trip to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Dedicated to preserving and perpetuating Pueblo culture, the IPCC presents the accomplishments and evolving history of the Pueblo people. Our self-guided visit will introduce us to New Mexico's many different Pueblos as we view the Pueblo-curated exhibits on the lower level.
Lunch: Plated meal at a popular local restaurant includes choice of entrées plus coffee, tea, water; additional beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon: Free time for independent explorations of Old Town. Old Town has been the focal point of community life since Albuquerque was founded in 1706. About ten blocks of historic adobe buildings surround the central plaza, including San Felipe de Neri Church, which dates back to 1793. The city's settlers built their homes, shops and government offices here; many of these have been converted into the restaurants, art galleries and shops that we see today. Nearby museums include the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science across from Old Town on Mountain Road and the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History next to Old Town.
Dinner: Plated meal at a local restaurant in Old Town; order from a select menu, including coffee, tea and water (additional beverages available for purchase.)
Evening: Optional video.
Activity note: Walking up to two miles over varied, uneven terrain with inclines at elevation of 5,300'.
Breakfast: In the hotel meeting room.
Morning: After checking out of the hotel we'll travel to Acoma Pueblo, 65 miles west of Albuquerque. Situated atop a 367-foot high sandstone mesa, old Acoma Pueblo, known as "Sky City," may have been settled as early as 900 CE. We'll learn about the Spanish conquistadors who occupied it in 1599, the filmmakers who helped build the road that goes to the top of the mesa, and the 6,000 residents who live there today in two nearby villages or on top of the mesa in the old Pueblo itself. As we walk through the ancient village, we'll see the large mission church and meet some of the Pueblo residents.
Lunch: Sandwich wraps at Acoma Pueblo.
Afternoon: Visit the Sky City Cultural Center, followed by departure for Santa Fe and late-afternoon check-in at the hotel in Santa Fe.
Dinner: Buffet or plated meal in the hotel meeting room.
Evening: Optional video.
Activity note: Walking up to two miles over paved sometimes uneven terrain with inclines at elevation of 7,000'.
Breakfast: Buffet in the hotel meeting room. Selections usually include eggs, french toast or pastries, oatmeal, fruit, orange juice, coffee, and tea.
Morning: This morning our Group Leader will introduce us to Santa Fe's history. Established by the Spanish in 1610, the city is the oldest capital city in the country and is home to the oldest public building, the Palace of the Governors. We'll then head out on foot for the Santa Fe Plaza, where we'll see historical sites such as the Palace of the Governors and the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi.
Lunch: Plated meal from a select menu at a local restaurant featuring regional cuisine, plus coffee, tea, water; other beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon: Free time for independent explorations. The Group Leader can offer suggestions based on your interests.
Dinner: Dinner tonight has been excluded from the program cost so that you can enjoy what you wish at any of Santa Fe's many fine restaurants.
Evening: At leisure to explore Santa Fe's nightlife, enjoy the company of new Road Scholar friends with informal activities, or rest and relax.
Activity note: Walking up to two miles over varied terrain with inclines at elevation of 7,500'.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Check out of hotel and depart for Bandelier National Monument, which is fascinating both for its geology and archaeology. After stopping at the Visitor Center, we'll explore some of the trails in Frijoles Canyon where we can see "cavates," the cave-like dwellings used by the Ancestral Pueblo people who lived here 400 to 800 years ago.
Lunch: We'll have lunch at historic Rancho de Chimayó, a charming restaurant housed in an old hacienda. Chimayó is known for its heirloom chiles, the fruit of the Capsicum plant; most New Mexican dishes are prepared with red or green chile. (New Mexico's official state question is "Red or green?" If you'd like to try both, order "Christmas!") Our group will have a plated meal, ordering from a special menu featuring traditional New Mexican cuisine, with chips, salsa, and a non-alcoholic beverage. (Additional beverages available for purchase.)
Afternoon: After lunch, we'll continue on to Taos via the "High Road" Scenic Byway; hotel check-in on arrival.
Dinner: At the hotel, enjoy a meal featuring a soup, salad, entrée, and dessert, plus coffee, tea and water.
Evening: This evening we'll hear from a local professional storyteller who will share some colorful stories about his life, the area and its residents.
Activity note: Walking up to two miles over the course of the day over uneven paved or packed dirt terrain with inclines at 7,500' elevation.
Breakfast: Buffet or plated meal at the hotel; choices usually include cold cereals, oatmeal, bananas and raisins, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, yogurt, hash browns, sausage, French toast, syrup, red and green chile, and freshly brewed coffee, hot teas, fruit juice, and toast bar.
Morning: After breakfast we'll go to Taos Pueblo (if the Pueblo is open; it sometimes closes with little to no advance notice for private Pueblo events.) This picturesque Pueblo at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in North America. The multiple-storied adobe dwellings reflect an ancient culture. Approximately 100 Pueblo residents still live much as their ancestors did 1,000 years ago, without electricity or running water. Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. We'll then depart for the Rio Grande Gorge, which we'll cross via the "High Bridge." The bridge spans the Rio Grande Gorge 565 feet above the river, affording breathtaking views, and has been used as a location in a number of motion pictures. After stopping for photographs, we'll continue on to the Earthship Biotecture Community. Earthship Biotecture is a sustainable building style with a minimal carbon footprint that uses recycled materials, such as old tires, bottles, and aluminum cans, in a variety of fascinating — and sometimes funky — shapes and sizes.
Lunch: This meal has been excluded from the program price so that you can dine at a restaurant of your choice. Your Group Leader can offer suggestions and directions. (A Taos restaurant map will be included in your Information Packet.)
Afternoon: Free Time: Explre the Taos Plaza area on your own. There are a number of museums, colorful galleries and shops in this area, all within walking distance of Taos Plaza. Nearby museums include the Harwood Museum of Art, the E.L. Blumenschein Home & Museum, the Kit Carson Home & Museum and the Taos Art Museum at the Fechin House.
Dinner: At the hotel.
Evening: Optional video.
Activity note: Walking up to two miles over paved or uneven packed dirt terrain over course of the day.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Check out of hotel, board motorcoach and travel to the Hacienda de los Martinez, an example of a Spanish/Mexican "great house" with many outbuildings representing the Spanish Colonial era. We'll then depart for Tesuque Pueblo.
Lunch: Plated meal at a Tesuque Pueblo home.
Afternoon: After lunch, we'll depart for Petroglyph National Monument, one othe largest petroglyph sites in North America. Four to seven centuries ago, the Rio Grande's Pueblo people carved symbols and images into the boulders along a volcanic escarpment. Spanish settlers followed suit, and depictions of crosses and horses lie side-by-side with those of suns, spirals, birds, animals and figures of hump-back flute players. Continue on to hotel for check-in.
Dinner: In the hotel meeting room.
Evening: Program closing. We'll share our experiences and exchange our farewells.
Breakfast: At the hotel. This concludes our program.
Morning: Hotel checkout: 12:00 p.m. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Please be in touch via the Road Scholar Social Network, where you can share memories, pictures, and comments. Best wishes for all your journeys!

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2012-13 Men's Track & Field Schedule
2012-13 Women's Track & Field Schedule
PHILADELPHIA - With the track and field season right around the corner, Penn Director of Cross Country/Track & Field Steve Dolan has officially announced the upcoming schedule for the 2012-2013 men's and women's indoor and outdoor seasons.
The Quakers will host two meets at historic Franklin Field in the spring, including the first outdoor meet of the year, the Philadelphia College Classic on March 23. And of course, the Quakers will serve as hosts to the world's oldest and largest relay carnival in the last weekend in April. The 119th Penn Relays are set for April 25-27.
The indoor slate begins Dec. 1 at the Lehigh Invitational - the only 2012 event for the Quakers. Once the calendar flips, Penn will be at the Armory in New York City, Jan. 12th and 18th to compete in Saturday Night at the Armory I and the Great Dane Classic. The final January meet takes place on the 26th in Annapolis, Md., for the Wesley A. Brown Invitational.
Feb. 2, the Quakers head to Penn State for the Sykes Sabock Cup, followed by another trip to the Armory the following weekend for the Rider/Lafayette Invitational.
On Feb. 16, Penn travels to New Jersey to compete in the Invitational of Ivy League rival Princeton. That leads into the Heptagonal Championships at Harvard, Feb. 23-24.
Afterwards, the Columbia Last Chance Meet will be held at the Armory, where several Quakers will compete for a spot in the NCAA Championships, March 8-9, at Arkansas.
After a weekend off from competition, the outdoor season kicks off March 23 as the Quakers run in the friendly confines of Franklin Field for the Philadelphia College Classic. The following weekend, the team will be divided as some athletes will head to the Raleigh Relays (March 29-30) while others will head to the Danny Curran Invitational at Widener (March 28-29).
The first meet of April marks the final weekend where the teams will be split. Part of the squad will head to the Colonial Relays at William & Mary, while the others visit Gainesville for the Florida Relays.
On April 13, Penn heads to the George Mason Invitational, which is a familiar event for the men's team, but a new addition for the women. A week later, the Larry Ellis Invitational sends the Quakers back to Princeton.
That leads into one of the biggest track & field events of the year when the Quakers host the annual Penn Relays. Afterwards, it is two straight trips to Princeton, May 4-5 and May 11-12, to compete in the Heptagonal Championships and the ECAC/IC4A Championships.
For those that qualify, the NCAA East Preliminaries are May 23-25 in Greensboro, N.C., and the NCAA Finals, will be held in Eugene, Ore., June 5-8.


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ST. CLOUD, Fla. - A St. Cloud woman was arrested Thursday on suspicion of stealing items from a cemetery and displaying them in her back yard.
Police said Debra A. Farinella, 57, stole more than 100 items, such as decorations, planters, lights and statues, from Mt. Peace Cemetery in St. Cloud and placed them in the yard of her home, which is located in the 1600 block of Vermont Street.
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St. Cloud police said six people came forward, saying the various items had been stolen from the cemetery.
"Stuff had been taken off and I replaced it and within two days it would be gone again," said victim Pam Neal, who also works for code enforcement at the St. Cloud Police Department. "Now that she's caught I don't have to worry anymore, I can go buy stuff and not worry about it being stolen again."
Farinella was arrested after a week-long investigation and taken to the Osceola County Jail. She faces grand theft charges.
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Police said victims will be able to reclaim their items, and anyone missing items from a loved one's gravesite is urged to call the St. Cloud Police Department.
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Gators' efficient attack tailored by Brauneis
Published: Wednesday, October 2, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at 8:13 p.m.
The third-ranked Florida Gator volleyball team has a potent lineup with a number of players who can rack up kills.
Truth is, a lot of UF's points are Taylor-made.
At the control of Florida's offense is setter Taylor Brauneis, a 5-fot-10 senior from Crystal Lake, Ill., who has been nothing short of outstanding since transferring from Louisville in January of 2012.
"Coming in during the spring last year definitely helped a lot," Brauneis said. "I was able to take things as they came and not really be surprised by anything. I just tried to have a good mentality about it and be relaxed, and I think that helped a lot in getting to know the other players."
Brauneis led the SEC in assists (11.65 per set) last year, recording a career-high 1,247 of them and earning first-team All-SEC honors as well as honorable mention AVCA All-America kudos in helping a young UF team win an SEC title and reach the NCAA regional semifinals.
Her skills helped first-team AVCA All-American middle blocker and former Eastside star Chloe Mann lead the nation in hitting percentage (.444) while UF hit .298 as a team, the No. 4 mark nationally.
"I think Taylor could set Chloe blindfolded as this point as much playing time as they've had together," coach Mary Wise said. "Chloe Mann led the nation in hitting efficiency. Well, the person who was getting her the ball was Taylor, so she was a huge part of that success."
After a summer that included a stint with the U.S.A. Development Program in China, Brauneis has taken her skills to another level.
"What we find traditionally for transfers is that it's usually the second year before things become a whole lot easier," Wise said. "But give credit to Taylor in part because of her demeanor. She's one of the easiest-going people you'll ever meet, and that has transcended into how she plays."
One of just two seniors along with Mann, who was the 2012 SEC Player of the Year, Brauneis is relishing every moment.
"I want to make my last year my best year by coming into the gym and working hard," she said. "I want to play for the team every day and make my hitters look good, so I'm really focused."
So far, so good. The Gators (13-1, 3-0) enter Friday's SEC home clash with Texas A&M hitting .338, the No. 2 mark in the nation, and are threatening the single-season school record of .332 set by UF's 2003 NCAA runner-up squad.
Individually, Brauneis ranks No. 2 in the SEC and No. 12 nationally in assists (11.54 per set) and has led the Gators to a .300 or better hitting mark 11 times in 14 matches. It is her all-around game, though, that makes her so special.
She leads the team in service aces with 20, ranks third in digs (2.18 per set), fourth in blocks (0.62 per set) and is hitting at a .396 clip with 24 well-placed quick kills.
"She's got some pretty good arms to set, and she's got some really good ball-handlers to give her the ball," Wise said. "There's no emotional roller coaster with her. We know what we're going to get from Taylor each night. She is a steady performer."
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|Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Walkthrough
|Pokémon Ruby Version
|Pokémon Sapphire Version
This page contains to be the walkthrough list of the two video games: Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire released for the Game Boy Advance. Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire is the third generation in the Pokémon series.
- Part 1 — From Littleroot Town until Petalburg City.
- Part 2 — From Petalburg City until Rustboro City.
- Part 3 — From Rustboro City until Dewford Town.
You will enter the title screen of one of the two vide games. Press on the A button to contineu and then press A again to continue with New Game. You will see Professor Birch introducing himself to you and explaining a little about the Pokémon world and the world that you are going to explorer. He then ask who you are which you can pick between a Male player or a Female player.
|Male Player
|Female Player
If you choose one of those two he then asks for your name. You can enter your own name but there are already suggestion named been created both players of different genders which these names are:
|Male Player
|Female Player
After that you've chooses a player that you like and inserted his/her name with your own, different or with one of the suggestion names, Professor Birch will talk for a little bit. In the end he will say that he is going to expect you in his laboratory later which your adventure begins.


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Walter USA's ceramic inserts directed at machining high-temp alloys such as Inconel, Waspalloy and Stellite feature grades WIS10 and WWS20.
Super alloys, because of the high cutting temperatures generated with greater tool stresses and increased tool wear, can be tough on carbide tools typically used to machine them. Ceramics, though, because of their extreme hardness, heat resistance and wear resistance, can stand up to these demanding applications.
Walter's two complementary grades, silicon nitride-based WIS10 (Sialon ceramic) and WWS20 with Whisker silicon carbides (Whisker ceramic), do more than stand up to these applications with increased tool life and process reliability, according to the company. They also deliver cutting speeds 5 to 10 times higher than carbide in roughing and semi-finishing operations.
With its self-reinforced structure of silicon nitride ceramics and enhanced chemical stability, WIS10 offers excellent notch wear resistance and excels at machining all types of heat-resistant high temp alloys. WWS20 is designed with superior fracture and crack resistance thanks to its "Whisker fibers" and is ideal for nickel-based alloys and difficult conditions, such as machining forged out-of-round workpieces with uneven surfaces. It also excels at hard machining of steel.


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Brad Weston is the actor who played Ed Appel in "The Devil in the Dark", a first season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series.
Weston was also briefly considered by Gene Roddenberry for the then-unspecified role of the 'young male crewmember to attract teen-aged female viewers', which eventually grew into Ensign Pavel Chekov, played by Walter Koenig. (These Are the Voyages: TOS Season One)
Weston has appeared on numerous television Westerns, including Lawman (in an episode with Ian Wolfe), Riverboat (two episodes – one with Charles Cooper, another with Arthur Batanides), The Rifleman (featuring Paul Fix and Bill Quinn), Maverick, Cheyenne (two episodes, including one with Richard Webb), Temple Houston (starring Jeffrey Hunter), Destry (in an episode with George Murdock), and Gunsmoke (with Roy Jenson and Charles Seel). He has also be seen in multiple episodes of Have Gun - Will Travel, a western series on which Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry served as writer. Weston and his "Devil in the Dark" co-star Ken Lynch guest-starred in one episode of this series, entitled "Fight at Adobe Wells", which aired in 1960. Weston appeared in two other episodes the following year, one with Perry Lopez and another with John McLiam and Ed Peck.
Another western on which Weston appeared frequently was The Virginian. Weston also worked alongside Ken Lynch on an episode of this series entitled "The Exiles", which aired in 1963. Another episode, 1964's "The Hero", teamed him up with fellow TOS guest actors Steve Ihnat and Warren Stevens; yet another, 1965's "The Brothers", saw him appear with Hal Baylor, Robert Lansing, and Bill Quinn.
Weston has appeared on other series besides those of the western genre, however. He made frequent appearances on the crime series 77 Sunset Strip, and has also guest-starred on Wanted: Dead or Alive (with Lawrence Dobkin), Alfred Hitchcock Presents (including one episode with Clegg Hoyt and Ricardo Montalban), 87th Precinct (starring Robert Lansing), Surfside 6 (including an episode with Bert Remsen), and The Outsider.
His film career, on the other hand, consists entirely of westerns. His first film was 1963's Savage Sam, a family adventure from Disney starring Brian Keith. This was followed three years later with a role in Stagecoach and in 1967 with a role in Rough Night in Jericho. This latter film also starred Next Generation guest actress Jean Simmons. His last two films were Barquero in 1970 and Hot Lead and Cold Feet in 1978, both featuring Ed Bakey.


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The corn market gave back a large portion of its Thursday rally Friday. Wire service reports cited profit-taking by bulls, but technicians were probably selling in response to the nearby contracts' failure to top short-term moving average resistance yesterday. Midsession forecasts for rain over dry areas of the Corn Belt next week added to the pressure. September corn dove 7.75 cents to $4.7375/bushel at Friday's close, while December dropped 8.75 cents to $4.635.
The soy complex couldn't sustain midsession gains Friday. A burst of strength in the vegetable oils apparently gave the whole soybean and product complex a boost Friday morning. However, predictions for improved rainfall next week, as well as negative technical factors dragged prices down to end the week. September soybeans settled 5.0 cents lower at $12.8325/bushel Friday afternoon, and November beans fell 6.25 to $12.5925. September soyoil tumbled 0.31 cents to 42.81 cents/pound, while September soymeal slipped $1.0 to $408.8/ton.
As has become rather routine lately, wheat futures followed corn to end the week. Traders cited the yellow grain's malign influence, profit-taking and improved weather forecasts for the drop. Chart resistance also seemed to be a major issue for the wheat markets, so the sizeable losses were not terribly surprising. September CBOT wheat sank 6.5 cents to $6.31/bushel in late-Friday trading, while September KCBT wheat declined 4.75 cents to $6.9825, and September MGE futures lost 2.25 cents to $7.3725.
Cattle futures were mixed in volatile trade Friday. Prices were supported by recent wholesale strength and news that Merck has suspended sales of its Zilmax growth enhancer. Technical factors and concerns about demand strength in late August partially offset rally attempts. Most-active October cattle futures dipped 0.17 cents to 127.92 cents/pound in late Friday trading, while December gained 0.17 cents to 130.05. September feeder cattle bounced 0.60 cents to 157.67 cents/pound, and November rose 0.27 cents to 160.30.
Lean hog futures declined substantially Friday. Although cash and wholesale markets have proven stunningly strong lately, traders have apparently become concerned about the downside potential for the complex, because production routinely surges from midsummer through fall and pork demand diminishes after Labor Day. Today's losses probably reflect those worries. October hog futures closed 0.57 cents lower at 86.72 cents/pound Friday afternoon, while December skidded 0.57 cents to 83.45.


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Evolution Hoax
"The life of this world is a place of testing. Everything that befalls a believer in this brief space of time is auspicious, because the destiny prepared by our Lord, Who is unbound by space and time, is flawless."
"My books are printed in various languages all over the world. Documentaries based on these books are also broadcast on a number of stations. Works translated into such languages as English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Urdu, Albanian, Arabic, Russian, Bosnian, Uyghur, Malay, Bengali, Bulgarian, and Chinese enjoy a wide readership in a great many countries."
29 November 2002,
"The Fact of Creation"
27 September 2002,
"The Collapse of Darwinism"
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20 December 2002,
"Reports of Past Times in the Qur'an"


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Fellow Brussels Blogger Josh Chaffin has a fun piece in today's paper on MEP Guy Verhofstadt, the former Belgian prime minister who has moved into a central role in the suddenly intensifying negotiations over the so-called "Six Pack" – the six legislative measures that would give the EU the power to fine member states that don't get their fiscal houses in order.
In the story, Josh quotes a 2004 US diplomatic cable we obtained through WikiLeaks where Pat Cox, then the European parliament president, gave Rockwell Schnable, the US ambassador to the EU, a run-down on how Verhofstadt was handling losing the European Commission presidency to José Manuel Barroso. As we said in the story, Cox said Verhofstadt was "devastated".
As we frequently do here at the Brussels Blog, we thought we'd give readers a bit more on the cable. After the jump, we've included the entire section where Cox talks about Verhofstadt. It's an interesting read. Read more


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I Am Hidden in Here #8Trivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
In this teaser, you are to take the first letter from the people's surnames to discover the name of this famous religious leader.
1. I am a biblical prophet who was thrown overboard into the sea during a storm and was swallowed by a fish.
2. In the 1970s, I became a virtual cult superstar playing the role of Harry Callahan in a series of detective movies.
3. I was the creator of the "finger lickin' good" meal, which became a fast-food sensation in the 1960s.
4. I was the hero of The Odyssey: a classic tale by the ancient bard Homer.
5. I was one of the most influential writers and thinkers of the 20th century, and I am arguably synonymous with existentialism.
Answer1. Jonah
2. Eastwood (Clint)
3. Sanders (Colonel Harland)
4. Ulysses
5. Sartre (Jean-Paul)
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Dan Quinn is looking to put his mark on the Atlanta Falcons.
He might want to get some tips from Chip Kelly.
Handed the keys of the Philadelphia Eagles after just two years as their head coach, Kelly used his new personnel powers to give the team a radical makeover despite a pair of 10-win seasons. He'll get his first chance to see how all the changes worked out when the Eagles open the season Monday night in Atlanta.
"The greatest thing about coach Kelly is just his confidence," said Sam Bradford, the new starting quarterback. "He believes in himself. He believes in the system. When he first got into the league, people were skeptical that he was going to do things that hadn't been done in the NFL. A lot of people doubted him, but he never doubted his system. He never doubted himself. I think that confidence just really overflows to everyone else in the locker room. We feed off that."
Quinn, making his coaching debut for the Falcons, is impressed by the job Kelly has done turning the Eagles into his own.
"They are totally committed to the style they want to play," Quinn said. "That's what I respect so much about him and his program."
Kelly traded starting quarterback Nick Foles and star running back LeSean McCoy, allowed top receiver Jeremy Maclin to walk in free agency, and dumped all but one starter in a shaky secondary. Philadelphia has 10 new starters, five on each side of the line.
Kelly allegedly tried to trade up in the draft for Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota, but that didn't work out. So the Eagles traded for Bradford, who hasn't played a regular-season game since October 2013.
Bradford has plenty of weapons to work with, especially in the backfield. Newcomer DeMarco Murray rushed for an NFL-best 1,845 yards and 13 touchdowns with the Dallas Cowboys and was the NFL's Offensive Player of the Year. Ryan Mathews could also be in line for a 1,000-yard season in Kelly's run-oriented, up-tempo offense. Darren Sproles is another dangerous weapon, capable of breaking off big gains either as a runner or receiver out of the backfield.
Quinn faces a major rebuilding job in Atlanta as he replaces Mike Smith, the winningest coach in franchise history but fired after going 10-22 the last two seasons. There are big question marks regarding the offensive line, the running game (where rookie Tevin Coleman gets the start), and the revamped defense.
For now, Quinn seems to have won over his players with his frenetic enthusiasm.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Authorities say a suspect in a slaying in southwest Florida has been killed in a shootout with deputies.
The Lee County Sheriff's Office says charges against Billy Ray Retherford were pending in the homicide investigation into the July 24 death of Debra Rose Striano. Detectives said Retherford and his nephew had targeted Striano's Fort Myers home seeking valuables inside.
Retherford's nephew has been arrested and charged with murder, home invasion robbery and destruction of evidence.
The sheriff's office says deputies located Retherford early Wednesday in North Fort Myers.
According to the sheriff's office, Retherford was armed and shots were fired. Authorities say Retherford died at the scene. No deputies were injured.
Sheriff Mike Scott says Retherford also was linked to a nearby slaying Tuesday evening. Additional details weren't immediately available.
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CORSHAM claimed their fourth Wadworth 6X West of England League Premier One victory on the trot as they crushed Bridgwater by eight wickets at Station Road.
Pete Dennett's men are third in an increasingly-congested top of the table after Wiltshire skipper Mike Coles plundered an unbeaten 150 off 106 balls against his old club to guide them home in 39 overs.
Earlier, Bridgwater openers Merv Halloran and Robbie Montgomery scored 57 and 49 respectively as they visitors made a good start having elected to bat.
A late unbeaten 41 off 24 balls by number 10 Cameron Williams boosted their total up to 244 all out after Corsham's bowlers had struck back, Ashur Morison taking 3-16 and Tom Foley, Joe King and Jon Parker taking two wickets each.
Toby Davies (30) and Coles put on a stand of exactly 100 for the opening wicket and although Morrison fell for 13, wicketkeeper Steve Bullen (28 not out) helped Corsham home.
Coles destructive knock included 12 fours and 12 sixes.
Potterne remain in the thick of the promotion hunt in Premier Two after a complete demolition of Chard at The Grove.
Electing to bat, the villagers amassed a mammoth 355-7 from their 50 overs, built mainly around two centuries from Wiltshire stars Neil Clark and Ed Young.
The two put on 166 for the fourth wicket, Young clubbing 139 off just 85 balls, including 15 fours and six sixes.
Skipper Clark's 101 came in 77 deliveries and included seven fours and six sixes, as Andrew Sochon took 3-36 for the visitors.
Chard's innings failed to last 15 overs as they were ignominiously dismissed for just 52.
Dylan Higgins and Jake Roberts did the damage, Higgins taking 6-27 in seven overs and Roberts 3-22 in 7.2.
Goatacre are flirting with the relegation zone as they slipped to an 84-run defeat at Ilminster.
The home side reached 221-9 in their overs as number nine Richard Elswood scored an unbeaten 48.
Kevin Iles took 3-33, while Brad Dawson and Matt House took two wickets each for Goatacre.
In reply, Ed Wilkins scored 51 and skipper Dawson added 21 but support was in short supply and Goatacre were shot out for 137 in 32.4 overs.
James Thompson took 5-30 for the home side, Matt Davis taking 3-32.
Chippenham's revival in the Glos/Wilts Division continued as they surprised promotion-contending neighbours Biddestone by 15 runs at Hardenhuish Park.
The home side made 193-7 from their 50 overs, skipper Lee Ward leading the way with 44, Will Couzens scoring 30 and Aaron Merryweather 27.
Naeem Khan claimed four wickets for Biddestone, with Chris Baker, Dwaine Perry and Niel Bredenkamp bagging a victim each.
Opener Robbie Foston scored 46 for the visitors in the reply, but only Andy Flynn (27) and Stuart Kingwell (21) were able to add significant further contributions.
George Read took 5-46 and there were two wickets each for Craig Fry and Ward as Biddestone were all out for 178.
Number eight batsman Neil Dredge smashed a fiery unbeaten 91 to help Warminster to a two-wicket victory over title-challenging Rockhampton.
Dredge's 36-ball innings featured five fours and nine sixes and helped guide the hosts home, after skipper Tom Davie had earlier hit 59.
Rockhampton's 239-4 was built around a partnership of 179 between Guy Brothwood (90) and 92 from Matt Tyler.
Westbury remain in relegation danger after they were edged out by one wicket at Gloucester City Winget.
Having elected to bat, Westbury laboured to 180 all out in under 42 overs, Simon Rose scoring 44 and skipper Tom Cullen 29.
The visitors made early inroads into the home side's order, Rose taking 4-33 and Aditya Rai 2-33, but the unbeaten 69 of Craig Collinson helped nudge Winget across the finishing line.
Marshfield are the new leaders of the Wiltshire Division after they beat Devizes by three wickets and Great Bedwyn were surprised by Winsley.
Tim Saye hit 78 in Devizes 202 all out, but James Williams scored 75 and Russell Lodge 44 in Marshfield's 204-7.
Bedwyn slipped to third after their defeat, having been dismissed for 164 in under 40 overs at home by Winsley.
Rob Palmer scored 65 but had precious little back-up as Stuart Hammond took 4-28 and Tom Walker 2-58 for the visitors.
Winsley had few problems knocking off the runs and did so inside 32 overs, Jeremy Smith scoring an unbeaten 85 in 89 deliveries and Robbie Cross 38 not out.
The bowlers were on top at Burbage & Easton Royal as the home side edged home by a wicket against Trowbridge.
Trowbridge reached 150 before being dismissed in the 44th over, but Burbage had to endure some nervous moments before scraping home to 153-9 after 42 overs.
Calne continued their climb away from the foot of the table as they got home by a wicket at Nationwide House.
Thomas Richards took 3-32 and Glen Robinson 2-28 as House were restricted to 151-9 in their 50 overs, wicketkeeper Luke Bradley-Leach scoring 34 for the home side.
Wicketkeeper/opener Jordan Butler hit 84 in 60 balls in the reply, including 14 fours, but Sean Adams was the only other batsman into double figures with 17 as Calne reached a winning 152-9 in 29 overs.
Marlborough are still in the thick of the title hunt after their 37-run triumph at Purton.
The visitors' 157 all out was built around 36 from Thomas Jacques and 27 from wicketkeeper George Penfold.
Purton were led by 41 from Mark Gardner, but only Elijah Samuel, with 29, was able to make a further significant impact.
George Fox took 3-46, Will Langton 2-32 and Ben Head 2-12 as they were all out for 120 in the 39th over.


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Start of the Foxwoods Final 10 … ooops, sorry. The sixth of a seven-game homestand (3-2 so far). Ya boys have won one in a row and three of the last five, but are 3-5 in their last eight.
The Winged Wheels are winless in five (0-4-1) and are 1-6-1 in eight.
The Rangers haven't beaten Motown's finest since 2003, when Mike Dunham did it, and since Mike Richter's 3-2 win in Detroit on Jan. 30, 1999, the Rangers are 1-11-1 against the Red Wings. Henrik Lundqvist, who starts in goal, is 0-4-1 against Detroit.
Artem Anisimov (shoulder) returns to the lineup, so Ruslan Fedotenko (along with John Scott, Anton Stralman, Jeff Woywitka and Steve Eminger) will be prucha'd, as Mats Zuccarello has done enough to remain in.
Goalie Jimmy Howard is out with a groin injury, so Ty Conklin and Joey MacDonald are handling the goaltending for the Red Wings.
In case you missed it, Dan Girardi has been nominated for the Masterton Trophy by the New York chapter of the PHWA. Also, interestingly, Matt Cooke and not Sidney Crosby was the Pittsburgh chapter's nominee. WTB?
I'm going to be a first-intermission guest on the radio again (Bloomberg radio) with Kenny Albert or Dave Maloney, I think. Give us a listen if you can.
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I've installed a wordpress-based directory and am trying to style the sidebar widgets. The default style of all widgets in the sidebar is enclosed in a border with a title text and background. However, I wish to remove all these styling when I'm inserting an image in the widget.
To see what I mean, you can go to this website. On the right hand sidebar, the first image "Add Listing Here" is enclosed in a border. How do I remove the styling for this image?
Any suggestion? Many thanks in advance.
To see which HTML elements are referenced via CSS, view the HTML document's source.
The element in question has a class of .itembox. Find that in your CSS and remove the border declaration.
Thanks kohoutek for the quick reply.
But if I remove the styleing for .itembox, it will remove everything. This is not I want, I just want to remove the border, title and background for the first widget at the sidebar.
Any idea?
If its always the first item then you can use :first-child (ie7+).
#sidebar > .itembox:first-child {
#sidebar > .itembox:first-child h2 { display:none }
#sidebar > .itembox:first-child .itemboxinner {
#sidebar > .itembox:first-child .textwidget { padding:0 }
Excellent! Paul! That's what I'm looking for.
It is working perfectly now. Thank you so much for your help.
I just realized one problem, using the :first-child will affect all the first widget of the sidebar but I only want to target one specific widget only.
Is there any way just to select the first widget at the sidebar of the homepage?
Appreciate your advice. Thank you.
I don't know how your WordPress is set up, but here are three options:
1) Create a new widget without assigning it the .itembox class2) Modify the CSS with Paul's code and place that CSS directly in your index.php and then use a PHP conditional (if is_home()) function to have this code only apply for the homepage3) Place the is_home() conditional function inside your functions.php
See the WordPress is_home() function page on how to use and implement it.
You could just add a class to that specific image and then target it directly assuming you are able to adjust the html.
If not then the only chance is that you could use the id that is already on the body tag to target only the home page.
#PPTHomePage etc...
#PPTHomePage #sidebar > .itembox:first-child {
#PPTHomePage #sidebar > .itembox:first-child h2 { display:none }
#PPTHomePage #sidebar > .itembox:first-child .itemboxinner {
#PPTHomePage #sidebar > .itembox:first-child .textwidget { padding:0 }
That assumes that the id is only present on the home page. Otherwise there is no way to target an element on one page only unless there is something in that page that is unique to that page and in the right context.
Right, forgot about that option! It's probably the simplest one.
With Paul's code, you'd just need to place the conditional I mentioned above in your header.php inside your opening body tag.
Thanks all for the excellent suggestion!
I'm grateful for your time but first, I need to apologize because I realized the first widget at the sidebar also appear deeper in the category pages and logout page. In other word, I couldn't just target only the first widget at the homepage, it was wrong approach. In such case, what do you suggest? Or what is the best way to do this?
So sorry for the wrong information as I'm still trying to familiarize with this new directory theme.
Many thanks in advance again.
I suggest identifying it via the class. I'm sure that widget has the same class or ID throughout all the pages you mentioned. Just style it via the class or ID and don't worry about being fancy with the first-child pseudo class :).
Thank you Ryan.
Could you kindly elaborate a little bit on how to assign a class to the widget? I know where is the child theme stylesheet and I can easily add the css code there but where and how do I assign the class to the widget? In a php file, which particular one should I add to?
Hopefully, it is not too much to ask. Pls forgive newbie.
Thank you very much.


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Google's valuation now stands at $124 billion. How big is that? For reference, IBM is worth $173 billion. Once the big, friendly St. Bernard of tech companies, Google has turned into Godzilla overnight. And it's better positioned than Microsoft ($204 billion) to capitalize on the Web-centric future, from mobile to social networking to converged TV to cloud computing.
With the E.U. and the FTC breathing down its neck, Google must be careful to avoid pushing its domination of search and online advertising into monopoly territory (the recent $750 million Google acquisition of AdMob, a mobile advertising startup, seemed to barely squeak by). So what other opportunities for growth does Google see in the near term? The recent Google ad campaign to induce Office users to forget about upgrading to Office 2010 and adopt Google Docs should give you an indication.
[ Read Robert Scheier's article "Can Google really hack it in business?" | Last October, the InfoWorld Test Center pitted Google Docs against Zoho and a beta version of Office Web Apps. ]
Up until now Google hasn't seemed terribly serious about the business software market. Gmail has made some headway in business, but the paid version of Google Apps -- which includes Docs, Gmail, Sites, Wave, and a three-nines SLA for $50 per seat per year -- can't be too successful, because Google still won't say how many customers have gone for it. We keep hearing about the same high-profile wins at Genentech and the city of Los Angeles.
So assuming Google really does want to get serious, why not buy Salesforce.com? When it comes to successful SaaS (software as a service) applications, there's Salesforce.com and everyone else. One big reason is that, unlike most Web-centric companies, Salesforce really knows how to sell applications to business, something Google is just beginning to learn. Plus, thanks to an alliance struck in 2008, Google Apps is already integrated with Salesforce.
Google I/O last week provided yet another indication of the two companies' converging interests. Just as VMware and Salesforce struck an alliance last month to enable Java applications to run on the Force.com cloud development platform, VMware and Google announced a similar arrangement for the Google App Engine platform. (Java apps already run on Google App Engine, but the VMware deal makes it easier to migrate them.)
Ultimately, larger businesses aren't going to make any major moves to the cloud unless they have a platform for developers; after all, custom-built apps always seem to make up half of enterprise applications. Now, Salesforce's Force.com is a great platform, but it doesn't appear to have much traction outside of Salesforce's existing CRM customers. Google App Engine is just getting off the ground, but it has the company's enormous resources behind it. Imagine if the two joined forces.
With Google Docs, Salesforce, dev in the cloud, and Google's monster infrastructure, you have the makings of a powerhouse cloud ecosystem. Let me be clear: I have absolutely no inside information. Salesforce is valued at $9.8 billion, which is quite a meal even for Godzilla -- and more than three times the $3.1 billion Google paid for its biggest ticket item so far, Doubleclick. And I have no idea how Salesforce's vociferous CEO Marc Benioff would react to such a proposition.
But if Google wants a piece of the action in this area, what other choices does it have? Microsoft is fighting back against Google Docs with Office Web Apps, due to come out of beta next month. And Google has no play at all in the enterprise application market, which according to the research firm AMR hovers somewhere north of $60 billion in size. Salesforce claims that it's "the CRM choice of 72,500 companies." If Google wants more than a token number of paying business customers in the near term, it's going to have to buy them.
This article, "Will Google buy Salesforce next?" originally appeared at InfoWorld.com. Read more of Eric Knorr's Modernizing IT blog and get a digest of the key stories each day in the InfoWorld Daily newsletter and on your mobile device at infoworldmobile.com.
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A woman from a prayer group plays an instrument on Thursday outside the Mediclinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria, where former South African president Nelson Mandela is staying. The exhumed remains of three of Nelson Mandela's children at the centre of an ugly family feud were due to undergo forensic tests today before reburial in the anti-apartheid hero's childhood village. The public row comes as the 94-year-old former political prisoner, who became South Africa's first black president, lies critically ill in hospital.
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I have done lately a project in Central African Republic using FrontlineSMS and I created some technical training material in French. Find here the slides for your use :)
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This article was published 17/7/2013 (1498 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
I indulged in a few sentimental lunches last week on foods I love but rarely find -- all, incidentally, worth adding to your cheap list. The first was at IKEA, in the plain, white ambience of the enormous (651 seats) cafeteria, which looks almost antiseptic, but has big, well-spaced tables and comfortable chairs. Even if you're there at 11 a.m., when lunch service starts, you'll probably be in a lineup, and you'll probably be in another lineup, waiting to pay the cashier. Still, much of what I had was worth waiting for.
Some of it was even elegant. The sandwich of sweet little shrimp and hard-boiled egg slices, for instance, on a slice of good, dense bread, at a mere $3.99. If shared, it works as an appetizer; if not, a light lunch. I wish the same bread had come with the beautiful marinated salmon instead of the hard, flavourless biscuit, but other than that, this superlative starter was a buy at $4.99.
But the sentimental object of my visit was the Swedish meatballs, which I had on my first visit to New York and rarely since. These ones were so moist, so flavourful (with a heady whiff of nutmeg) and so very good. You can have them with fries, but classically they belong with the cream gravy (probably packaged, but inoffensive), the mashed potatoes (probably frozen, but soothing) and the lovely lingonberry jam (10 meatballs for $4.99; 15 for $5.99; 20 for $6.99, all with the works).
Thin, crisp batter enclosed fresh-tasting haddock, and the fries with it were terrific ($6.49). The only disappointment was a chunk of fishy-tasting salmon in a sauce that didn't taste like the promised hollandaise, but with the almost saving grace of wonderful potato-broccoli cakes ($7.99).
There weren't many desserts that day, but the butterscotch almond cake was pretty good ($1.99).
At 11 a.m. our meatballs had just been cooked, and I can't predict the effect of longer waits on the steam table -- I've been told of dryish meatballs later in the day -- but they are also sold frozen in the main floor food market at $7.99 for a 1.12-kg bag. Other good takeout choices are 600 grams of potato-broccoli cakes at $6.99 and 200 g of the marinated salmon for $5.99. Tiny, cooked cold-water shrimp are $5.99 for 500 g, but note: unlike the shrimp in the restaurant's sandwich, these are head-on and unshelled. A 250-g jar of delicious marinated herring is a buy at $2.99.
Getting to the restaurant was a breeze -- just up the escalator near the entrance, et voilà. Getting out wasn't so easy. Apparently there is an elevator and staircase not too far away, but we didn't find them and I comforted myself with the thought I'd worked off half of my lunch calories. Restaurant hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 8.p.m.; Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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The Bake Oven -- a venerable (since 1955) bakery-cum-deli-cum-minimart -- offers a few Dutch specialties in its attached Bruine Café. Since its expansion into a brighter, and less cluttered space, it actually looks less like the little brown cafés I remember from my beloved Amsterdam.
You place your orders at the counter, but the pleasant servers bring the food to your table. The menu now offers familiar sandwiches ($3.50 to $5.99), but we had come for the uniquely Dutch specialties: the log-shaped beef or chicken kroketten for starters, breaded on the outside, creamy within, served with mustard and a slice of bread ($4.95 for two). Or the frikadellen -- a hotdog-like pork sausage in a soft bun with piccalilli mustard and curry ketchup ($3.95). Pretend you're on a street in Amsterdam and have the fabulous, lightly brined matjes herring with onions ($5.99 for two fillets), and to go with everything, the excellent frites with a mustardy mayonnaise ($2.95).
Some of the house-made desserts are displayed in the cafe's cooler, but most baked items in the store can also be ordered by the slice (most $3.99). On our visit there was a lovely crumb-topped rhubarb pie, a rich mocha layer cake and a heavenly butter tart square. Also, be sure to check the freezer in the back of the store where you'll find the same kroketten, frikadellen and herring, as well as the mildly smoked eel. Cafe hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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During a couple of misspent years in Ann Arbor, Mich., one of our escapes was the drive to Detroit to stock up in the great Polish meat markets. But although this city abounds in good East European cured meats, the M & S Meat Market is a favourite Polish paradise with enough choices to drive me into a frenzy of indecision, especially on Saturdays when they bring out their biggest guns.
The variety seems endless -- garlicky kielbasa, elegant ham sausage, fine smoked ham, peppercorn-studded salami, mellow mielonka, semi-dry krakowska, bacon-style ribs, a pâté-like liver spread and plump, juicy wieners. Also, and not least, two stunning garlicky, glittery headcheeses, especially the one studded with tongue (most $9.50 to $17.50).
On Saturdays there are some cooked preparations, as well. The roasted ribs are so juicy and so flavourful you may never barbecue again, and there are containers of meat loaf, and fat and tender crepes rolled with minced meat (sauerkraut is an occasional alternative). Sometimes there's borscht and, usually, tripe soup.
M & S opens at 9 a.m., Wednesday to Friday, and at 8 a.m. Saturday. At 8:30 a.m. on a Saturday I had a short wait -- an hour later the place was packed and everybody on my side of the counter was speaking Polish. There was no problem communicating with those on the other side, though. The staff were wonderfully patient while I dithered my way through so many wee purchases of this and that.
To see the location of this restaurant as well as others reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press, please see the map below or click here.
Restaurants marked with a red flag were rated between 0.5 to 2.5 stars; yellow flags mark those rated between 2.5 to 4 stars; and green flags mark those rated rated 4.5 to 5 stars. Locations marked with a yellow dot were not assigned a star rating.


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I read a few posts on making pastrami, so I thought I would give it a try.
Like others, I used ThirdEye's recipe: http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/1996/05/beef-pastrami.html.
So, blame Griffin (and Dyal_SC) if this post makes you want to make you own pastrami.
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[Revised 11 April 2012: added section, Before You Begin]
CRX provides the base functionality for both CQ and Experience Services. CQ adds its own flavor of extended functionality to CRX and Experience Services does so as well. So they are all very similar and installing a development server on your local machine is the same for CQ, Experiences Services or generic CRX.
Before You Begin
To install CQ, Experience Services or CRX, you need the quickstart jar for the server and licensing as either a license key or the license.properties file. Quickstart files are cross platform. So the same quickstart will work on any compatible platform. You need to have both of these lined up ahead of time.
System Requirements
Adobe documentation describes the technical requirements for the servers at http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/technical_requirements.html. Your workstation should have 2 GB of free disk space and 1.5 GB of available memory. A Java run time, either version 1.5 or 1.6, is required. JRE 1.6 is preferred. JRE 1.7 will not work.
For development and testing on your local machine, the deployment requirements in the documentation can be more broad. The servers should work on computers with recent versions of the Windows and Macintosh systems.
Create a Deployment Directory, Rename Quick Start and Provide License
CQ, CRX and Experience Services all can be deployed using a single jar file, called a quickstart file, that is run by a Java JVM. This single jar contains everything needed to run, including the server, configuration files, and binaries. There are naming conventions for the quickstart files. Some of the conventions are mandatory, others override default behavior. If the quickstart is for CQ, the name of the quickstart file must start with cq-. If CRX, the name must begin with crx-. If Experience Services, the name must begin with adep-ria-. The port used by the server can be set using file naming, too. Place -[port] at the end of the file name (just before the .jar suffix) and the quickstart server will run on that port. The file name and the path to the quickstart file must not contain any spaces.
I have a directory, servers, at the root of my c drive to contain my server instances for testing and development. I place each quickstart file into its own directory. You do this because, when run, the quickstart will unpack itself within this directory. In my naming convention, I place the version of the server in the directory name.
These are examples of the quickstart files I use, where I place them and how I name them on the Windows 7 workstation.
Experience Services 10.0.0 using port 450
Experience Services 10.0.1 (service pack 1) using port 4503
CQ 5.5.0 using port 8081
Before the first time a quickstart is used, each of these directories should have two files inside of them. First, of course, is the quickstart jar itself. The second file that should be in each of these directories is a license.properties file. If the license.properties file is not present, the user will be prompted for a license key the first time the quickstart is run. If you do not have a license.properties file or license key, get in touch with either Adobe sales or Adobe customer support.
Start the Server the First Time
Using the command line, confirm the version of Java is correct. I have more than one version of Java installed for testing, so it is possible that the default Java is not correct even if you do have JRE 1.5 or JRE 1.6 installed.
java -version
If this does not return the correct version of Java, you will need to use the complete file path to Java when starting the server.
To start the server, change the directory of the command line to be the same directory that contains the quick start jar. Use Java to run the jar.
java -Xms1536m -jar cq-quickstart-5.5.0-20120220-8081.jar
The first time the server runs it creates a crx-quickstart folder in the same directory and unpacks its resources into this directory. It does some basic configuration based on the naming conventions used with the quick start file. Once the resources are unpacked, the quick start server runs.
Log Into the Administrative Console
Once the server has started, a browser window will open to allow you to log into administrative console of the server. The default user name is admin, the default password is admin.
You can start the server the same way from the command later. After the first time, starting it up will not take as much time. The jar is not unpacked.
For More Information
The developer site at day.com, http://dev.day.com, contains more information about how to configure and use CQ, Experience Services and CRX.


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DETROIT - Employees of a medical office in Detroit said they first heard gunfire Tuesday morning before their building was engulfed in raging flames.
Police and fire investigators continued to sift through this rubble in search of two bodies, a man and a woman. Detroit police confirmed Tuesday evening that a woman's body was found inside the building. Later in the evening, police said the second body, a man's body, was found.
The fire broke out just after 9 a.m. at offices in the 8300 block of Grand River, which is right off Interstate 96 between Joy Road and West Grand Boulevard.
The floor of the building, which housed a dozen or more medical offices, collapsed on top of the basement and that is where investigators say the bodies are.
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Employees told Local 4 a man, who does maintenance for the offices, flashed a gun as he walked through the building looking for an ex-girlfriend. Employees said they heard shots and ran out of the building. Minutes later, it caught fire.
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"He came to the front desk and spoke and he went to the back and I went to go to the back and I seen him pull out his gun," said employee Delita Singleton.
Workers hid in a nearby pharmacy, fearing for their lives. Patient Cheryl Suggs ran and hid there too.
"I heard, it was like two gunshots and then you know, medical assistants were coming out and just running everywhere," said Suggs.
Nurses and other medical staff were emotional as they watched the sad scene unfold.
Clinical psychologist Kim Logan Nolin also has an office at the single-story building. She said she was on her way to work about 9 a.m. when a worker already at the building called to her to say it was on fire and that there had been a shooting.
Podiatrist Stuart Kirschenbaum said he was at his office in the building when he learned about the shooting from a security guard who yelled that a man had grabbed a woman and was firing at others.
"I'm watching 43 years of my life go up in flames," Kirschenbaum said. "This is the one thing I've always feared that would happen. And it's happened."
RAW INTERVIEW: Doctor talks about shooting, fire
The suspect apparently had a gasoline can and used it to light the building on fire. Eyewitnesses told Local 4 the man pulled his ex-girlfriend and a couple of other woman into the basement with him, before let two woman go.
During a press conference, Detroit Police Department Inspector Dwane Blackmon said the fire is confirmed to be arson but that investigators were not able to confirm if the man and his intended targets had died in the fire.
"The building is not a safe building right now. So, we're really not able to confirm anything, as far as bodies," Blackmon said.
Police said no one else in the building was hurt.
"It's like devastating because I never thought nothing like this would happen," said Singleton.
At the time, heavy smoke from the fire filled the area, making it difficult for drivers in the area.
Stay with Local 4 News and ClickOnDetroit.com for updates to this developing story.
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YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A newborn baby has died in an accident and police tell Local 4 the child's own mother is to blame.
The crash happened in October on Folley Road in Ypsilanti Township.
"It's just very difficult to describe. It's just a tragedy," said Derrick Jackson with the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department.
Investigators said Constance Johnson got behind the wheel of her vehicle and was headed home, while drunk, with her 6-week-old in the front seat. The child was in a car seat, but was not belted in.
According to police, Johnson slammed her vehicle into the back end of a truck. The airbag deployed and hit the baby in the head.
"My wife was calling 911, so that we could get an ambulance and rescue team out here," said William Osborne who witnessed the accident. "I went back in (to my house) to get my pants on and when I came back out she was gone with the baby."
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Johnson is now charged with man slaughter and child abuse, but is out on a $1,000 bond.
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TOWNELEY Hall was re-opening today (Saturday) after a six-week closure for an overhaul.
The historic hall has been closed since the start of 2014 for the installation of a new Natural History gallery and display, and to create a new exhibition gallery.
While the hall was closed, asbestos was also removed from non-public areas of the hall which had been identified in a survey of the building.
Mick Cartledge, director of community services at Burnley Council, said: "A routine management survey at Towneley, ahead of the new developments on the Natural History Gallery, identified some residue from previous asbestos removals.
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