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Holiday hotel packages Give your loved ones the best gift this year when you book a San Antonio holiday experience. It's a chance to enjoy a city of lights and festivities, where the spirit of the season shines bright day and night. And when you celebrate the holidays together here, you're creating the most important gift of all: unforgettable memories.
San Antonio is known for being a festive city, and the holidays are certainly no exception. In this special time of year, the historic streets and famous River Walk shine brighter than ever. While strolling among millions of decorative lights, visitors of all ages are treated to dazzling displays and breathtaking arrangements. San Antonio gives you millions of twinkling reasons to make the city your family's favorite holiday tradition.
Light the Way, November 18: Nearly a million lights decorate the University of the Incarnate Word campus, starting with the "A Cardinal Christmas" kickoff event. Come and witness this beautiful San Antonio holiday tradition.
Ford Holiday River Parade & Lighting Festival, November 24: The day after Thanksgiving, our river parade kicks off the holidays as thousands of lights illuminate the River Walk and decorated floats wind through the river in one of the country's only nighttime river parades.
Ford Fiesta de las Luminarias, December 8 - 12: Enjoy the holiday serenity of the River Walk with a stroll along the lush banks of the San Antonio River guided by more than 6,000 luminarias. These warmly glowing candles in sand-filled bags line the walkways to symbolically mark the "lighting of the way" for the Holy Family. This centuries-old tradition begins at dusk Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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You can find holiday traditions nearly anywhere you go, but in San Antonio, we add a little more flavor to the season. For generations, the unique San Antonio tradition of tamale making has captivated people of all ages. Families gather every year to celebrate this delicious custom where the tamaleras put their classic recipes on display, and onlookers of all ages enjoy the tasty creations. This cultural and educational tradition is one that makes San Antonio a truly special holiday destination.
VIA's Holiday Special on the Blue Route, 2017 TBD: Take advantage of VIA's Holiday Special on the Blue Route for special pricing and new stops at attractions, shops and restaurants to make your travels around San Antonio very merry and bright!
La Tamalada and Time Travel Saturday: South Texas Holiday Traditions at the Witte Museum, December 9: Make and flavor your own half-dozen tamales at the La Tamalada workshop. Afterward, join in on the holiday fun with Time Travel Saturday: South Texas Holiday Traditions.
La Gran Tamalada, 2017 TBD: To maintain such a resilient custom, you have to educate future experts. At the annual tamal-making community party known as La Gran Tamalada, you'll get hands-on experience from community tamaleras and enjoy San Antonio storytelling at its finest. Every holiday season, participants of all ages learn valuable methods and techniques in this informative and highly entertaining workshop at the historic Guadalupe Theater.
Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza, November 26 - December 3: Dating back to 1979, this event is the longest-running mariachi music festival in Texas. And today, it's also the setting for the largest mariachi competition in the United States. You'll experience some of the most renowned groups in the world as mariachis strive to be named the best vocalist, violinist, guitarist and more! And to top it off, you'll enjoy a culminating performance by Mexico City-based Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán on November 27 at the Lila Cockrell Theatre. It's one event you don't want to miss.
Holidays in Bloom, November 24 - December 31: Step away from the holiday whirlwind of traffic and crowds to enjoy the season in nature. With picturesque backgrounds for family photos and beautiful spots perfect for tranquil time together, your holiday memories are sure to be bright.
Ford Holiday Boat Caroling, December 1 - 22: Listen to the joyous sounds of carolers from more than 185 school, church, company and civic choral groups along the banks of the River Walk. Each night, boats float on the river with groups performing live Christmas carols for the public, who can enjoy the performances while strolling the walkways or sitting on a restaurant patio.
Winter Wonderland, 2017 TBD: The DoSeum is transformed into a magical winter wonderland. A reverse Santa's engineering workshop and a Multicultural holiday celebration on December 5 will kick off the month of activities, which includes specialized workshops, Santa appearances and an interactive snowscape in the Special Exhibits Gallery.
Valero Alamo Bowl, December 28: The Valero Alamo Bowl showcases some of the best teams from two of the premier conferences in the country, the Big 12 and Pac-12. The Bowl has quickly become one of the most popular, producing some of the most-watched bowl games in ESPN history while selling out six of the last eight years.
U.S. Army All-American Bowl, January 6: The U.S. Army All-American Bowl is the nation's premier high school All-American game, featuring the best 90 players in a classic East vs. West matchup every January at San Antonio's Alamodome. Building upon the extraordinary players and incredible moments featured during each of the previous U.S. Army All-American Bowls, this year's edition promises to provide an unforgettable look at the future of college and professional football.
While you're in the tamale spirit, you can start a San Antonio holiday tradition of your own. Here are a few simple and tasty recipes that could bring some extra flavor to your kitchen this season, including the delicious Pork Tamale recipe from Mi Tierra Café Y Panaderia that is featured in the Holiday Tamale Making video above. But whether you choose traditional or non-traditional tamales, there are endless ways to feature your tasty inventions on the holiday menu.
Here in San Antonio, you'll find something for everyone, from upscale boutiques to shopping malls to outdoor markets. Perhaps that's why Forbes named us the "Top Shopping Destination in the Nation." And when you head to our upscale outlet malls, you can do all of your holiday shopping at post-holiday prices.
Hecho a Mano, 2017 TBD: Traditional and contemporary works of art are joined by pieces from local, regional and national visual artists for the launch of the Hecho a Mano Boutique at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.
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SeaWorld's Christmas Celebration, November 18 - December 31: New this year, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer leads the way to Christmas joy while making spirits brighter than ever under the glow of five million holiday lights at SeaWorld San Antonio's Christmas Celebration. For 29 select days, November 18 through December 31, SeaWorld San Antonio transforms into a winter wonderland, lighting up Texas with the largest lighted Christmas display in the state.
Six Flags Holiday in Park, November 18 - January 7: Six Flags Fiesta Texas presents Holiday In The Park, with over a million dazzling lights, terrific shows like Majesty of Christmas and two new immersive holiday light & Music experiences: Illuminations and North Pole Reflections. Take a trek around the park on the Holiday Express train and take your picture with Santa Clause himself. Plus, go for a holiday thrill on all of our great rides like Iron Rattler, Batman and Goliath. Park Is open for Holiday In The Park on select dates.
A Wonderland Christmas, November 24 - December 23: Discover a winter wonderland with sparkling lights, carolers and Santa Claus at Morgan's Wonderland. This 25-acre theme park is full of popular rides and attractions that are accessible to people of all abilities.
Zoo Lights - Holiday Nights, November 17 - December 31: See the San Antonio Zoo in a whole new light, with wild colors, exotic decorations and intricate animal patterns twinkling in the night. Thousands of lights create an immersive experience using traditional and unexpected color combinations. And your journey of light, iconic visuals, experiential displays, festive entertainment and delicious dining will be complemented by a seasonal soundscape perfect for creating a holiday celebration both unique and memorable.
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If you want to have a romantic New Year's Eve, spend it in one of the nation's top 10 romantic destinations. You'll find millions of lights, fireworks and the ever-romantic River Walk.
New Year's Celebration/Celebrate San Antonio, December 31: Ring in the new year San Antonio style! Enjoy spectacular fireworks, live music on multiple stages, food booths, family activities and more.
Kids' Countdown, December 31: Children and families can ring in the New Year and watch the ball drop at the kid-friendly hour of noon. Toast in 2018 with complimentary sparking juices and other festive touches.
The River Walk lights, the tree at the Alamo, and plenty of shopping. Find what makes the holidays special in San Antonio
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When finishing Aquaman #11, I wanted to turn to writer Geoff Johns and say "Oh, I see what you did there." Johns has always been one for long simmering subplots that are informed by the main plot and also push the character forward until the climax of an arc. A perfect example of that was his development of Hal Jordan from Green Lantern: Rebirth through Blackest Night, which took about eight years to complete. Johns is setting this kind of thing up again with Aquaman.
The story behind #11 isn't the real purpose here. It's actually a pretty simple arc. Black Manta has been hunting down a league of heroes that Aquaman once belonged to. Part of his mission is revenge against the king of Atlantis for killing his father, the other part is to try and find an ancient relic from Atlantis. Apparently, Arthur (aka Aquaman) and his old league once took six powerful relics from the Atlantis ruins, the most powerful thought to be Arthur's trident. Turns out, there is a seventh weapon, and Black Manta aims to find it by any means necessary.
While the high adventure and action of Aquaman #11 is well done, the real treat here comes from what Johns is doing beneath the surface. Aquaman has always been the glue that held the Justice League together. He was always the good guy, the go to guy, the guy you wanted around to make you feel better. In later years, DC tried to harden Aquaman but it never really worked out right, simply because it was too quick a turn. Aquaman had way too much baggage and had been the punch line of the comic book world for too long. With the New 52, Johns has a new lease on the character.
Issue 11 is about teamwork, camaraderie and friendship. Johns works tirelessly to show Aquaman as a loner, one who pretends to be involved with people but can't commit to it. His relationship with Mera is shaky, his old teammates try to help him but Aquaman refuses, hiding his ego behind high ideals of "protecting" them. There's even a scene where the old team attacks Aquaman for joining the Justice League, insinuating that he jumps from one team to the next when things get too close. This is a darker and more tortured road than Aquaman has gone down before. It's also a slow boil; something that Johns is building up in order to show how his personality flaws will feed the troubles to come.
Johns connects everything back at the end. Black Manta discovers the seventh relic, the king's scepter, which looks much like Arthur's trident and had enough power to sink Atlantis. If you'll remember, Aquaman had been centered on Arthur finding out what really happened to Atlantis until Black Manta interfered. By the end of Aquaman #11, Johns has given our hero a deeper background and a whole new set of personality traits. He's also opened up a can of whoop ass for Black Manta to unload with.
Helping these plot points rise to the challenge is artist Ivan Reis. What do I say about the man? He's astounding at what he does. The cover alone speaks volumes on what Reis can do. The power of the rain, the battle scarred Aquaman, the violent bleeding helmet of Black Manta. It's a gorgeous and dark portrait of the new hero. Inside, Reis keeps that level of intensity up. Using creative panel placement and his knack for motion, Reis makes sure each page of Aquaman #11 holds its own visually against the story.
There's a splash page of a hero named Vostok that's amazing. I also loved the way Reis pencils the tombs of Atlantis. The fallen world is ornate and regal, but carries an understated sadness to it that's perfect for the story arc. Reis is as much into subtext with his art as Johns is with his words.
Aquaman #11 is another huge step in redefining the iconic character.
(4.5 art, 4.5 story)

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On Tuesday's The Talk, newlywed Nicole Richie, 29, dished on her wedding, marriage and whether she and Joel Madden, 31, will add to their brood.
After four years as a couple, Richie admitted that married life has its own quirks.
"It's different because I know I can get away with more," she said. Asked if she would elaborate, Richie replied: "I haven't tested him yet."
Richie was a bit cagey on whether her children Sparrow, 1, and Harlow, 2, would get a baby brother or sister anytime soon. "I don't think it's fair to ask someone that's had two back-to-back if they're going to have another one," she said. "You never know."
With two toddlers running around and an elaborate wedding under her belt, she is sure of one thing: "I need a nap."


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A deal to buy Hampshire-based drugs firm Shire is a step closer after its board backed a new takeover proposal worth more than £31 billion.
Shire's support for the higher offer from US-based AbbVie is dependent on a number of conditions being met.
Founded in the UK in 1986, Shire is best known for its attention deficit disorder drugs. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange, has its tax base in Dublin and sells most of its products in North America.
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AbbVie's pursuit of Shire comes just weeks after UK firm AstraZeneca fought off takeover interest worth £69 billion from US drugs giant Pfizer.
AbbVie, which has until Friday to confirm an offer for Shire, plans to move its domicile to the UK in a move that would cut its corporate tax rate.
The Illinois-based company was formed in January 2013 after it was spun off from Abbott Laboratories. It employs around 25,000 people worldwide and markets medicines in more than 170 countries.
Shire held talks with AbbVie over the weekend following the receipt of proposals in which its shareholders would hold 25% of the combined business. The proposal values Shire at £53.20 a share, equivalent to £31.35 billion.
AbbVie first approached Shire at the start of May, with the third proposal by the end of that month valuing the company at 4626p a share, or £27.2 billion.
Shire's products enable people with life-altering conditions to lead better lives.
It provides treatments in areas such as rare diseases and neuroscience and is developing products in other therapeutic areas. Basingstoke-based Shire's best selling product is hyperactivity drug Vyvanse, which achieved revenues of 1.2 billion US dollars (£703 million) last year.
The pharmaceuticals sector has seen a raft of deal-making in recent months, with US companies looking to Europe as a way to reduce their tax liabilities.


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LONDON (Jan. 6)
The Turkish Ambassador to Amman, Mahmoud Dekurdom, has pledged to the Jordan Foreign Ministry that his government will "never sell arms to Israel or allow their transit through Turkish territory to Israel from any source," it was reported here today in dispatches from the Jordan capital.
The Turkish Ambassador made his statement in denial of reports from Damascus that Ankara would supply Israel with American arms. The Syrian reports asserted that money to pay for the arms would be supplied by West Germany through the Israel-German reparations pact.


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Does anyone in the US provide this service?
As for EULA issues
..a Disc+ BasiC+ dongle sitelicens allow you to do whatever you want, wherever you want. DISCUS
Quality is entirely different subject. Most service providers never bother to certify their Job so that means a calibrated monitor can be very very bad. But the user will not know this.
Certificates like UDACT are meaningless IMO. The calibrated monitor can pass UDACT and such in flying colors, and still have nothing to do with a in a given viewing conditions print. The calibration sensor can be not precise, the viewing conditions can be wrong. And - last but not least - the sad true is that even if you have the best monitor in the world and a lab grade spectroradiometer, set up everything in a perfect way, there's still no perfect match between the monitor and the print, because the CIE XYZ colorimetry is not perfect, so in the end you must often make final tweaks using visual evaluation.
You guys feel good about this unit, for modern glossy MacBookPro displays, as well as MacBook Pro Retina displays? And with Mountain Lion?
You guys feel good about this unit, for modern glossy MacBookPro displays, as well as MacBook Pro Retina displays? And with Mountain Lion?http://www.amazon.com/X-Rite-CMUNDIS-ColorMunki-Display/dp/B0055MBQOM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380542468&sr=8-1&keywords=ColorMunki+Display+colorimeterThanks.
Both the x-rite probes works with it
you shall be able to run a free Argyll w/ it, instead of a bundled software.
Does anyone in the US provide this service? I fedex my MacBook Pro (Mountain Lion) to someone, and they simply profile/calibrate the monitor and send it back to me?If no one rents monitor profiling gear, could it work in reverse?Thanks.
Retina with the typical red tint that has to be edited away manually. That extra process in itself will keep one from doing to often anyway. It's not that fun. You can't measure it away, you know


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Many local governments and homeowners go straight for the standard ice melt to make walking or driving on icy sidewalks and roads safer. The sidewalk might be safer for you, but perhaps not for your dog. Ice melt often contains salt and harmful chemicals that can irritate your dog's skin, paws and digestive system. In the worst cases, it can be fatal.
The Problems
There are a couple of ways ice melt can be a problem. Many people use rock salt as an ice melt, which is sodium chloride mixed with other chemicals to help the ice melt and provide grit to keep the area from being slick. As it melts, it can form puddles of water containing the ice melt that your dog might drink from when he's outside. Another problem is the ice melt getting caught in the fur around your dog's paws, in between his paw pads or slung up onto his belly or sides as he walks. In addition to the salt and chemicals irritating his skin, he can lick the ice melt off himself after he goes inside and ingest it.
Skin Irritation
When you mix salt and harsh chemicals, you get a powerful ice melt product that seems to burn through the frozen surface. Unfortunately, it can irritate your dog's skin almost like a burn as well. If left on the skin, most ice melt products can cause serious and painful dermatitis. His paw pads might swell after touching ice melt, and the swelling can become worse when ice melt caught in the hair around the paws stays in contact with the pads. Clipping his paw fur and wiping his feet and lower body with a damp cloth as soon as he comes inside can help reduce the chance of skin irritation.
A more serious problem occurs when your dog ingests some of the ice melt, either by drinking in puddles, eating snow as he plays outside or licking the ice melt off his paws. The ice melt can cause vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. It can also lead to dehydration and kidney distress. In extreme cases, your dog can die -- it only takes about 1 ounce of sodium chloride per 2.3 pounds of body weight to kill your dog. If your dog weighs 6 pounds, less than 3 ounces of ice melt could be fatal. If you notice digestive distress or lethargy soon after coming in from a snowy walk, call your vet immediately.
You can't control products the local department of transportation puts on the roads, but you can choose not to use harmful ice melts on your driveway, outdoor steps and sidewalk areas. Pick a pet-safe ice melt product that specifically says it contains no sodium chloride or rock salt. Or, use dog booties or socks when you take Rover outside. These usually have non-skid bottoms, offering him a bit more traction in the icy weather, and are machine washable so you don't have to worry about him licking ice melt off the booties.


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I am already spayed, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Carly, a El Cajon Shih Tzu dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Shih Tzu for sale in El Cajon, or seeking a Shih Tzu dog from a breeder in El Cajon.


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Instrumentation Control & Intelligent Systems (ICIS)
Solutions for today – vision for tomorrow
ICIS research is centered on developing components, programs, systems and individuals for any application that requires monitoring, control, and human interaction. External peer review and advisory committees made up of academic, R&D and customer organizations provide independent and ongoing review of the strategy within the signature and the focus or research funds. This research covers the five technological areas mentioned, which are further defined:
- Safeguards and control system security: Methods to protect digital systems and special nuclear material from the intelligent adversary;
- Sensors: Specialized sensors and sensing systems that are designed to monitor critical infrastructure and withstand demanding environments, such as needed for in-pile testing of advanced fuels and materials proposed for existing and next-generation nuclear power plants;
- Intelligent automation: On-line condition monitor- ing and prognostics, observational platform design, and advanced supervisory and predictive controls for reliable, efficient and safe operation of industrial and nuclear facilities;
- Human-systems integration: Research to advance human- centered design and operation of complex systems, considering the human interaction with the process in its various forms, including visual, audible and touch;
- Robotics and intelligent systems: Integrating sensor technology, resilient control systems, intelligent automation and human-systems design for advanced robotic applications.
ICIS hosts a multidisciplinary team of more than 50 scientists and engineers who specialize in each technological area. Basic and applied research is per- formed in support of the three research mission areas, and practical design performed in support of the operating facilities. Each activity is important to the overall ICIS capability, and provides not only an individual programmatic capability but also a diverse INL capability to meet the challenges of this evolving technological area.
ICIS has a range of research facilities and test beds dedicated to sensors, control and intelligent systems research. The laboratory offers a variety of test beds for control system research, which can be utilized for complex evaluation of control system designs for cyber security, advanced control and operational verification and validation. Sensor test beds provide a unique capability for meeting both the evolving physical security needs of our society and the next generation of reactor designs. ICIS has several robotics test beds, which provide research in industrial robotics and intelligent designs for the military and government authorities. This core capability extends to unmanned air vehicles (UAV) designs, where designers have access to an isolated airfield with full radio spectrum authority and authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration, allowing UAV operation. Because of the complexity of control system designs and the sheer level of information, advanced computing facilities support 3D human factors design for prioritized and efficient interfaces to nuclear facilities.
Grand Challenge in Resilient Control Systems
A preeminent objective for corporate and government organizations is state awareness, a comprehensive understanding of security and safety, for critical infrastructures. Given the dependence of critical infrastructure on control systems for automation, the integrity of these systems will require state awareness in order to maintain a level of public acceptability. Operators as well as government are therefore burdened to ensure they have a timely under- standing of the status of their plant or all plants, respectively, to ensure efficient operations and public protection. This characterization is a significant objective that must consider many aspects of instrumentation, control, and intelligent systems in order to achieve the required result. These aspects include the control theory, intelligent systems, and human system interfaces necessary to achieve fusion of data and presentation of results that will provide an understanding of what issues are important and why.
Coupled with the need for state awareness is resilient design, which necessitates a paradigm shift with respect to the methods used in control system design. Traditional trust relationships in peer communications are no longer satisfactory since they ignore the malicious actor or actions. While fundamental principles can be applied to achieve a level of success in preventing security events, the basis of resilient design requires application of concepts of redundancy, diversity, and defense in depth to all threats and measures by which we determine proper operation. These measures, which can be categorized as cyber and physical security, process efficiency/stability, and safeguards/nonproliferation, provide the operating requirements that are monitored for state awareness and definition of the state space that needs to be considered in resilient design. The move from reactive to proactive control of plants and mechanisms by which the evaluation and verification of designs is considered all the way from design through implementation stages of resilient control systems is enabled by this paradigm shift.


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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: CHURCH OF ST ANDREW
List entry Number: 1172116
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Norfolk
District: Broadland
District Type: District Authority
Parish: Wood Dalling
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Grade: I
Date first listed: 10-May-1961
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2/70 Church of St. Andrew 10-5-61
Parish church. C13, C14 and C15. Flint with limestone dressings; flintwork partly rendered over. Nave and chancel slated (north slope of nave has C20 concrete tiles). Lead roofs to aisles. West tower, nave, chancel, north and south aisles, north and south porches. C15 square west tower, staged diagonal buttresses with flushwork panels. West doorway with ogee-headed hood mould and fleuron decoration to arch and jambs. Spandrels with shields in quatrefoils; slim pilaster-buttresses with pinnacles flanking opening. Cornice with fleuron decoration. 3-light west window above. Square traceried sound holes with dripmoulds. 2-light traceried bell openings. Embattled parapet with shields and flushwork panels, hexagonal corner pinnacles. Polygonal stair turret with quatrefoil lights, south-east corner. C15 2-storey south porch, now vestry: south doorway blocked and rendered over, archway with engaged shafts and hood mould on headstops. Above, a niche with ogee-headed canopy flanked by two windows, all under a stepped dripmould. 2-light east and west windows at upper and lower levels. Eaves parapet. C18 memorial stones set in east wall. South aisle has three 3-light C15 windows, much repaired; staged buttresses divide bays. 4-bay nave clere- storey of 2-light early C15 windows set in flushwork wall. South aisle windows C14, 2-lights, the western window masking a large opening with brick arch. Angle buttresses to east gable; 3-light C14 east window, much restored. North wall of chancel has three lancets and small priest's door, all C13. North porch C15 with blocked 2-light east and west windows; diagonal buttresses to north wall, arch with engaged shafts and hoodmould on headstops. Eaves parapet. Aisles have 2-light west windows and 3-light east windows. Interior: 4-bay north and south arcades with double hollow- chamfer arches and octagonal piers, C14; the responds probably C13. C15 nave roof - roll-moulded principals and purlins, arch-braces to principal rafters with wallposts on head corbels in alternate bays. South aisle roof has arch-braced principal rafters and roll-moulded purlins. High-level 4- centred arched doorway to staircase to porch upper chamber, south-west corner. Tall tower arch with responds matching arcades. C14 piscina ogee-headed cinquefoil arch with headstop on west side, engaged shafts with polygonal capitals and petalled bowl. Sedilia with engaged shafts, top removed to accommodate later window. C15 reader's desk with poppyheads and carved arm rests. Nave has good C18 memorial slabs with some earlier re-set brasses. Memorial brasses to Robert Dockyng (d.1465) and John Crane (d.1507). Recumbent effigy of a priest, east end of north aisle.
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Wishes for the new year
The interface between bikers and hikers has become toxic lately.
As a regular hiker on Mt. Tamalpais, I have had a few near collisions with speeding mountain bikers.
When asking them to slow down, the usual response is with their middle finger or a few profanities. The situation remains, that another tragic accident is in the offing.
Changes are necessary to ensure the safety of both bikers and hikers on the mountain.
My four wishes are:
1. On the primary biking/ hiking fire roads signs be posted at regular intervals reminding all of the speed limit and fine amounts that are levied for speeding.
2. Hire extra deputized rangers with radar guns to catch the perpetrators. (The extra cost of hiring the rangers could be offset by the fines levied).
3. Bells be required on all bicycles in the Tam area, including water district lands.
4. Bike license plates be required on all of the areas surrounding Tam.
I suppose I can dream on.
Howard Ortman, San Rafael
Moratorium on meters
As a lifelong resident of Marin, the drought we are experiencing is not the first for me.
I want to share a step taken in the past to help control water usage; the Marin Municipal Water District had a moratorium on new water meters.
When considering the current rainfall levels and the weather pattern we are experiencing I believe we should explore this option.
That being said, my upmost concern is for the mammoth development in Corte Madera. To imagine the number of new water meters that were issued for that development makes me gasp.
Marin has finite resources for water. As a community we cannot continue to install huge developments whether they are close to public transportation or the freeway. A drop of water is a drop of water, no matter where it is being flushed or drank.
The Corte Madera development should not allow residences to be occupied until we have returned to normal rainfall.
Frankly, it should never open, the traffic it is about to create will be staggering.
I find Corte Madera Town Council very confused, to allow this development to happen.
I also believe all the large developments being considered should be dismissed, we will never have another lake to supply Marin residents with water or freeways large enough ( thank goodness) to deal with the added traffic.
Kerry Keefe, Kentfield
Reward conservation
I'm in complete agreement with reader Elza Burton regarding re possible water rationing (Readers' Forum, Jan.1).
It would be extremely unfair to impose a straight percentage reduction on all users, rather than a personal quota.
Those who have carefully minimized their use of water in good times would find it much more difficult to cut back compared to heavy users.
I suppose that a straight-percentage reduction on all users is an easier policy for the water agencies to administer, but when is "easy" the same as "right"?
Ken Sablik, Novato
Marin residents' choice
Your front-page headline Tuesday was "Home prices jump 13%."
So, not only are houses affordable, they are so affordable that buyer demand is driving prices upward.
This is good news as it will increase property tax revenues.
Government housing projects, on the other hand, result in lower property values and lower tax revenues while requiring more public expenditure for schools, police and fire protection and general services.
Which do you suppose the residents of Marin would prefer?
And who are our elected officials supposed to represent?
Frederick J. Hass, San Rafael
We can't ignore growth
What a joy to start the new year with another nasty letter from Richard Hall (Readers' Forum, Jan. 1).
Mr. Hall believes that an "I've got mine, you keep out" attitude and public policy will yield a sustainable society. Maybe in a microcosm that might be true, but we live in a region and in a state that continues to add population, mostly through new births and people living longer.
What to do with the 332,000 new Californians we gained last year?
Continue the sprawling growth patterns of the past 50 years?
Continue to use tax funds to pay for freeways to places like Brentwood or Mountain House, consuming vital farmland and creating regional congestion?
That's what Mr. Hall and his supporters never address — what's a better way to deal with regional growth other than to keep it out of Marin?
Until they can stop population growth, we can't just wish growth away or put fences up.
What we need to do is to find sustainable ways to accommodate the 0.3 percent annual projected growth in Marin (the lowest of any county in Northern or Southern California).
This was the point being made by Bill Carney in his Dec. 28 letter. We have the technology available to significantly reduce our energy, transportation and water impacts, while maintaining and improving the natural benefits of Marin we all treasure.
That's the more positive vision that I share, but Mr. Hall mocks.
Nannette Brown, Novato
'Corporate oligarchs'
David Brown (Marin Voice, Dec. 30) notes that public sector workers, acting through their unions, contribute to public officials from whose actions public-sector workers benefit.
That is hardly a startling revelation. But where is his similar observation about corporate oligarchs, such as the Koch brothers, who more and more dominate our society, by donating much greater sums to government officials who then obediently privatize, for the benefit of those same corporate oligarchs, as many aspects of our society as possible?
William Rothman, Belvedere
Keep it clean
On behalf of the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce, I would like to encourage each of us take a step toward making 2014 a cleaner year for San Rafael.
Over the past 12 months, San Rafael Clean Campaign and Chamber of Commerce Adopt-A-Highway volunteers have collected over 100 large bags of litter and tens of thousands of cigarette butts from our city streets and prominent entrances to our community.
Not only were these items potentially harmful to the environment but they also drain limited municipal resources and detract from the overall appeal of our great community to visitors, prospective business investors and residents.
Our experience indicates that nearly all of this litter is thrown from car windows and is completely avoidable.
Special thanks to our dedicated chamber and civic leaders who volunteer their time and energy to keep their community clean: Andree Jansheski, Libby McQuiston, Cory Bytof, Jamie Ortiz, Kelly Mullane, Terrie Gillett, Christopher Harney, Leonard Weingarten, Tony Henner and Bonnie Ayers-Namkung.
Please help keep our community beautiful by joining us to take the San Rafael Clean Campaign Pledge and support the Chamber's Adopt-a-Highway program in 2014. Thank you!
Rick Wells, President and CEO San Rafael Chamber of Commerce
ACA deserves better
For the past several weeks, all I have seen from this paper are negative comments and cartoons regarding "Obamacare," the Affordable Care Act.
I have not seen any helpful information as to how to navigate the now-fixed website for Obamacare.
I have not seen any articles explaining the ACA. I have seen no comments or cartoons depicting how many people have been helped by Obamacare.
The cartoons that have been published are not even funny or clever.
Your small-time paper is getting way too right-wing stupid for the community you think you are serving.
Knock it off and offer some positive information regarding Obamacare.
Joeann Edmonds, Mill Valley
Driven by complaining
Not long ago, I drove up to my home in San Anselmo and discovered the sidewalk had been painted white, designated for demolition.
Then a letter from the San Anselmo Public Works Department arrived advising my sidewalk would be replaced and I would be charged $10 per square foot for the repair.
It turned out my sidewalk had a few cracks and one vertical discontinuity of approximately a half-inch, which met the city definition of a trip hazard.
But I noticed that mine and my next door neighbor's sidewalks were the only sidewalks marked for demolition. There were a great number of other sidewalks in the area in the same condition that were not marked.
In a telephone conversation with Bob Johnston of the town Public Works department I was advised the town decides what sidewalks to demo using a "complaint driven" method. That is, sidewalks will be marked for repair and homeowners charged for the cost of repair when a neighbor complains about the condition of the sidewalk.
The public works department did not consider this method to be singling out some homeowners, but not others, according to Bob Johnston. The town did not consider it arbitrary.
Mr. Johnston acknowledged that many sidewalks needed repair, but also that the town has no written plan to systematically repair them. Rather, each decision would be made as folks complained about other folks' sidewalks.
But also, demolition and replacement of sidewalks is not the best for the environment. A great deal of energy and materials must be used in the process.
There are easier and less expensive ways to repair sidewalks. Cracks can be filled with mortar.
Vertical discontinuities, if not too severe, can be slope transitioned with quality concrete repair products available in most home supply stores.
The town might consider this solution method, rather than marking sidewalks for demolition without first talking to homeowners.
Rod Hug, Santa Rosa


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wide berth
A good distance (between things, people, etc.). Originally referred to ships. Once I learned that there was a lice outbreak, I kept a wide berth from all of my students for the rest of the day. We've been keeping a wide berth from John ever since he dumped our good friend.
give someone or something a wide berth
Fig. to keep a reasonable distance from someone or something; to steer clear (of someone or something). (Originally referred to sailing ships.) The dog we are approaching is very mean. Better give it a wide berth. Give Mary a wide berth. She's in a very bad mood.
give somebody/something a wide berth
to keep far away from someone or something He believes that his neighbors give him a wide berth because he is black.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the form give a wide berth to something: Consumers continued to give wide berth to shopping malls last month
give somebody/something a wide berth
to avoid someone or something I try to give the city centre a wide berth on a Saturday. If she's in a bad mood I tend to give her a wide berth.See into the wide blue yonder, blow wide open
give a wide berth
Avoid, as in After Jane told on them, they gave her a wide berth. This expression alludes to giving a vessel enough room to swing at anchor so as to avoid a collision. [Mid-1800s]
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How the Dow Jones industrial average fared Friday
U.S. stocks ended lower Friday as investors braced for a critical vote this weekend over the future of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula.
The region is holding a vote on Sunday, which is widely expected to back splitting off from Ukraine. The U.S. and Europe have warned Russia of consequences if it moves to seize the region.
Through much of Friday, the major stock indexes drifted between small gains and losses.
On Friday:
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 43.22 points, or 0.3 percent, to 16,065.67.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 5.21 points, or 0.3 percent, to 1,841.13.
The Nasdaq composite lost 15.02 points, or 0.4 percent, to 4,245.40.
For the week:
The Dow is down 387.05 points, or 2.4 percent.
The S&P 500 is down 36.91 points, or 1.9 percent.
The Nasdaq is down 90.83 points, or 2.1 percent.
For the year so far:
The Dow is down 510.99 points, or 3.1 percent.
The S&P 500 is down 7.2 points, or 0.4 percent.
The Nasdaq is up 68.81 points, or 1.7 percent.
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Veteran actress Manisha Koirala, who was recently diagnosed with Ovarian cancer, underwent a successful surgery in New York on Monday. Manisha's mother, father, brother and one of her close friends are with her.
Several speculations regarding her health were made following her hospitalisation in Mumbai. Manisha was admitted to the Jaslok Hospital Nov 28 after she reportedly fell unconscious. However, the reason behind her illness was not made clear. Later it was reported that she is flying to the US for treatment for cancer.
The actress, who is well known to Telugu audience with movies like Criminal and Oke Okkadu. She recently made a comeback with Ram Gopal Varma's "Bhoot Returns".


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open hand like a bird that offers flight to air,
kind deed as rain to the flower that thirsts,
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if once visible, ne'er invisible.
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A group of Suicide Girls from Ohio got together for a slumber party, complete with beer, knee-high socks and lots of ink.
A group of Suicide Girls from Ohio got together for a slumber party, complete with beer, knee-high socks and lots of ink.
Meet Caspiann, a Canadian Suicide Girl who says sunshine and dark beer makes her happy and lists redheads as her biggest vice.
Meet Zephyr, a Suicide Girl from Ohio who says loud, annoying sounds make her happy and that she spends much of her free time playing video games and painting.
Meet Luscious, a Canadian Suicide Girl who says she enjoys long runs in her city and running inanimate objects over with her car. If you score a date with this hottie, make sure hitting a fast-food joint isn't on the itinerary, as she says she "would eat animals if it was back to the old-school, local organic butcher shops and there wasn't a fast food empire based on their demise."
Meet Carrina, A Californian Suicide Girl who loves house destruction parties, which is probably why boys who can't fix things make her sad.
Meet Krito, a Colombian Suicide Girl, who loves roller derby and watching South Park. This hot mama says her baby makes her happy.
Meet Damone, a Suicide Girl from Ohio who needs instant gratification and loves Tim Burton movies, but surprisingly doesn't like being sad.
Meet Silencia, a Suicide Girl who loves grandparents and sarcasm and says her list of hobbies is composed of lots of things ending in "ing." This babe says she couldn't live without her brain and heart, but could probably make it without her other organs.
Meet Marceau, an Ohio Suicide Girl who's into unicorns and ball pythons but hates when people don't know what's going on in the country but know the plot of 'Jersey Shore.' This hottie says she spends most of her free time playing video games. We think we're in love.
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Meet Setsuka, a southern belle of a Suicide Girl who is into belly dancing and Dungeons and Dragons, but despises bad grammar and "annoying drunk people." Make this babe some vegan banana brownies, and she just may eat them out of the palm of your hand.
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A district SW of Antigonish, located on a mountain between the Ohio
in the County of
Antigonish and the Garden of Eden in Pictou County.
Named for Keppoch in North Britain either the one near Strath Arisaig
or the one in
Lochaber. It was settled about 1820 by James and Donald McDougall and Alexander
and Charles MacDonald, and were joined a decade later by Big Allan MacDonald and
Donald McGillivray. Alexander McDonald known as "The Keppoch Bard" was the son
of Big Allan MacDonald and lived here most of his life.
Keppoch became a flourishing district with church and school and a large
population in spite
of the marginal soil on the high lands. Sarah Miller was teaching twenty-eight children there in
1848 and a new schoolhouse was built about 1865.
Later on there seems to have been an attempt to get away from the name
and the post offices
were called "Mayfield" and "Morven." In 1892 Lower Keppoch became Glenwood. During
World War II people continued to move away from the district and the few who remained
obtained their mail at the James River Station. The farms have returned to the wilderness.


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THE getaway driver in an armed robbery on a security van needed the money to visit his terminally ill son in hospital, a court heard.
Gary Allen, 41, of Fairfield Road in Salisbury, and Ricky Maidment, 27, of Rollestone Street, admitted robbing a G4S security guard of £18,000 outside Tesco Express in Fordingbridge.
Maidment, who threatened the security guard with a machete during the incident on March 5, was jailed for four years and eight months by Judge Samuel Wiggs at Bournemouth Crown Court on Friday. Allen was jailed for two years and eight months.
After the raid the pair drove off in Allen's Land Rover, but they were followed by a member of the public who gave the registration number to police, and were arrested shortly afterwards.
Prosecutor Stuart Ellacott told the court the pair met at Salisbury Hospital, where Allen's 19-year-old step-son was being treated for cystic fibrosis, 18 months before the raid.
In mitigation, Robert Grey told the court self-employed tree surgeon and gardener Allen, who has no previous convictions, had been approached by Maidment offering him a chance to make some money, but he had refused.
But when his son was moved to Southampton Hospital Allen agreed to be the getaway driver, to get money for daily trips to the hospital.
His wife told the court her son was given six months to live, three months ago, and so Allen agreed to drive Maidment, who has a long criminal record including a serious offence of violence, to and from the scene.
Sentencing Allen, Judge Wiggs said his case was "exceptionally tragic" and the jail term was "the very least" he could impose.
"I am sorry you have let your family down in this way," he said.
"And I am sure you are too - I am sorry for the inevitable effect this will have on your son."
Maidment was also given a concurrent one year jail term for possessing a blade. Both were ordered to pay a £120 victim surcharge.


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1112 comments found.
Awesome theme, loving the uniqueness of it! Great Job!
Very fresh design with lots of great features. Should attract a following. Good luck and welcome to Themeforest!
Hi. I purchased the theme and it will not work with my blog. How do I get a refund…. I tried installing it over 10 times.
Hi, have you followed instructions and have unzipped downloaded file, be sure you are installing bigcity.zip file not whole downloaded file. Just unzip downloaded file and follow tutorial to automaticly install the theme. Again be sure you install bigcity.zip file. All files on themeforest are working if properly installed. Feel free to contact us if you have further questions.
Guys thank you for your kind comments, we really appreciate it. We will add our support forum to description, while just visit forum.mnkystudio.com for any help, we will be there to help.
Looks really cute theme nice work
charmthemes, so glad you like it, thanks
I really like this theme! Consider adding author block and author pages and you have another buyer!
Thank you and good luck with sales…
Thanks for suggetstions, will definately consider them
OH and if you would consider making the left side navigation actually "scroll" with the page as you move down that would be cool too no??
just my two cents….............
Hi, we are adding author box in update this evening, please stay tuned for this update, and sure we will help you with menu
Hello MNKY ,
This is a beautiful template. Great job making some available for personal use like this. I can see many opportunities and benefits purchasing this. I wish you all the best in your sales. Oh yes, and welcome to Theme Forest!
Oh, thank you, so nice to hear! And also thanks for taking time to respond to previous comment
@thewillingaccomplice – For the scrolling navigation, just edit the CSS corresponding with "navigation-block", change "position: absolute;" to "position: fixed;" and there's a simple solution to your request. Hope it helps.
Your theme looks great. Nice work. Are PSD included?
Thank you Sorry, but we haven't used psd for creating this theme.
Hi, just a quick question, is it possible to create a blog page with only one post, then another page with several blog posts?
Hi, yes, it is possible, but you will have to install this Plugin . If you need additional help, please feel free to contact us and we will help
Hi, I installed the plugin but it said "You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page." when trying to access the settings. (it may not be compatible with the latest WordPress?) I did find a way to style a page to have posts using your short code however it is not styled the same as the blog page.
Hi, have you downloaded it today? We made fix to this yesterday , please download new version and you will be able to use this plugin
yeah, downloaded it today with the link you gave above. It says on the wordpress website that the plugin has not been updated since 2010-12-26 :s
I mean theme itself, you should download new version now from themeforest. Thanks.
Hi there,
I am working with your theme and I was wondering if there was a way to specify which 'Portfolio Service Type' was displayed on a page with the portfolio template. I am trying to create multiple pages with different portfolio styles, but each page needs its own content. Many thanks,
Hi, sorry but there is no such option right now, but we will look for solution and add it to our next update in coming days. And we have just release v.1.1 , and will try to release new update soon and include your request. Thank you!
hey guys, brilliant theme. just bought it, but sadly i have some troubles…or better, one:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '&', expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /www/htdocs/w00748cc/brett/wp-content/themes/bigcity/option-tree/functions/get-option-tree.php on line 73
this comes when i click on preview in the the menue…and i have no clue why. iam not new to worpress, so iam pretty sure i installed everything right…or didnt i?
Hi, Could you please give us more details, which preview button do you mean? I just can't reproduce this error. If you want you can give us temporary access so we can see and fix this. Thanks
hey, thanks for the fast answer. sure i can. i use wp 3.1.4. after i installed it (manual and auto), i go of cause to the normal theme actication. i activated it for you, you can see here:
idea? otherwise, tell me where you need temp access to !
ps: this error is in the backend of wordpress too after activation, as long as i dont uninstall the theme
btw fyi: the http://recaptcha.net/api/getkey for the forum does not work
Hmm, it is strange, just installed theme twice myself again on new wp, and can not reproduce it. Ok, can you give me temporary ftp and also wp login data. just contact me through my profile. Thanks
As @vanEcke, I just bought the theme and i got the following message when I tried to activate it :
wp-content/themes/bigcity/option-tree/classes/class.admin.php on line 12
Thx u by advance for your answer !
Hi, Have you wp_debug enabled? You can try disabling it and installing it again. Thanks
vanEcke and bpoincloux , we fugured it out, your servers seems to run older than required php versions. So please send a mesage to your provider to update you, you can use this WP 3 .2. message:
"Hi there. I host my domain [example.com] with you, and I run WordPress on my site. The minimum requirements are changing to PHP 5 .2.4 and MySQL 5.0, and I would appreciate your help in confirming that my site's setup meets these requirements. If I'm currently running an older version of PHP or MySQL, could you update it for me, or tell me how to do it? Thanks so much!"
Sorry for inconvenience that may have caused. please feel free to contact us for any help.
Thank you, thought about something like that But thanks for your fast and ncie help!
Thank you, and I am sure your provider will update you if you send him a message
Indeed they did, no problem there ^^
Thank you so much.
I send the message to my provedir and I'm sure it will solve our problem .
One again, brillant theme and developper .
Thank you
I LOVE the look of this theme, I just have a couple of questions.
Is it possible to use this as a video portfolio?
Can I have the portfolio thumbs link to a page with the video embedded? Or have the video play in a lightbox?
Hi, thanks for kind words.
No such feature for portfolio pages now, but it is possible to create something like custom gallery page, but with embeded videos in frames, also you can put links , for full screen movies, to open in lightbox. (youtube, vimeo, dailymotion, swf or iframe ) .
Also we can create custom modification for you to enable video in portfolio templates, and probably it will make to our new update. Just contact us directly via profile
We will be here tomorrow, it is 2.30 am here now
Hi, I am installing version 1.1 of the theme on my blog, and everything goes fine until I'm trying to upload my logo. I get the usual upload screen, find the logo and press upload, then insert into post, and then the upload screen goes all white. Nothing happens. The same thing happens when I try to upload via ftp, and just "add via url". I tried uploading the same picture in a regular post, and that worked perfectly. It's only in the theme-menu this happens, and not elsewhere in wordpress. I use the latest wordpress installation, wp 3.2. Any clue what may cause the problem?
Hi, just checked on test server with 1.1 , it uploads just fine. What happens if you just copy your logo http link into required field and press "Sava all changes"? Thanks


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Consumer Protection Law Questions? Ask a Lawyer Now.
Hello and thank you for your question today.
I am a consumer law attorney that has handled over a thousand of these debt collection cases.
You can file a motion for summary judgment, but not based on obstruction of justice. Your grounds would be that the plaintiff does not have enough evidence to prove their case and therefore it should be dismissed.
Obstruction of Justice is not a "CIVIL" matter. Obstruction of Justice really only applies to criminal matters.
In a civil case both side have an opportunity to present their case to the court and the judge or jury will determine the issues of fact.
I disagree. In my readings it also applies to civil actions. However in presentin it in a motion, what kind of dismissal do I ask for.
Then it would be a Motion to Dismiss not a Motion for Summary Judgment.
A Motion for summary judgment is based on the evidence or lack thereof that the plaintiff has.
A motion to dismiss is what you would need to file
Can I file a motion to dismiss because of a charge of obstruction of justice.
You can file the motion, I don't know if the judge will agree with you or not. I do not know enough details about your case.
If the other attorney is not being honest or is intentionally misrepresenting things to the court that could be grounds for sanctions.
If the judge does not agree then I would hope he does not grant the plaintiff's summary judgment and we would go to trial I guess.
In other words, I hope I would lose nothing by filing the motion. If I am looking for dismissal why would I care about the sanctions
aside from possibly going after him financially.
I mentioned sanctions because that is a more likely outcome then the judge dismissing the case. To get past a summary judgment all you need to do is provide at least a scintilla of evidence that you do not owe the debt. It is not hard to get past a motion for summary judgment.
The more of a pain you are to the other attorney the more likely they will just go away.
I filed a reply with citations. This thing has been to and from for the last year after the Plaintiff's attorney took 3 years to respond to my interrogatories. I did'nt being laches into it because I did not believe I owed him the money and I wanted final dismissal.
Oh and by the way. this attorney has put a ton of work into this and still continues. Thank you for the answer. I will give you top rating/
Thank you and good luck!
I am readying a motion to dismiss. The plaintiff's attorney endeavored to obstruct the course of justice by withholding a piece of evidence in his most recent filing which was sent to me previously by his colleague of the same firm.
My question is: how do I title the action? Is it Motion to Dismiss due to spoliation of evidence or Motion to Dismiss due to obstruction of justice, or both.


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Hi, I just updated from version 1.2.1 to 1.3 and now when i view the site on an iPhone the option to select what page you would like to visit on the top is no longer visible.
Is this because of the new update or because my nav menu now has some dropdowns for some of the options?
Does anyone have an answer for this?
Hi saranganv,
The update should not have affected the appearance of the dropdown. Can you post a link to the site so that we can take a look? If you have recently installed any additional plugins, try disabling them and seeing if the issue is resolved. If you have not, we'll take a look and see if we can't figure out whats going on :)
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Cary, N.C. — Tickets for two anticipated food and wine events at Koka Booth Amphitheatre later this year are on sale now.
Let's start with a festival designed to bring the heat – Pepper's ChiliBrew Fest.
Planned April 6, this annual event will feature more than 75 craft beers and, of course, chili. There will also be specialty cheeses and hot sauces.
Listen to live rock, blues and bagpipe music, while attending seminars with hot sauce experts, brewmasters and southern cooking chefs.
And if you are a chili chef, you can participate in the Triangle's Chili Cook-off competition to win up to $800 in prizes.
Admission includes a souvenir sampling glass so you can try out unlimited adult beverages.
Tickets are on sale through Etix.com. You can get VIP tickets, which get you in two hours before everyone else. Or you can even opt for beer or chili tasting tickets only. Tickets start at $25.
This next event is a little less spicy. The Great Grapes Wine, Arts and Food Festival will feature 220 wines from 20 wineries! The casual wine festival is planned April 20.
In addition to wine, enjoy live music, crafts, food and gourmet cooking demonstrations.
Tickets are on sale now. They are $25 advance and $30 the day of show. VIP tickets are $35 in advance and $40 the day of show. A designated driver ticket is $20 and children 12 and under get in for free.


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(WHITE PLAINS, NY)– Professor Randolph M. McLaughlin and Mayo G. Bartlett will be recognized for their civil rights work at the Annual Dinner of the New York Civil Liberties Union, Lower Hudson Valley Chapter, on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. They, along with Manna Jo Greene, Environmental Director of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, will receive the prestigious Myron Isaacs Community Service Award.
Professor McLaughlin, who has been a member of the Pace Law School faculty for 25 years, believes that it is important to fight for social justice and it is essential that the next generation of public interest lawyers be encouraged and trained. Students in his Civil Procedure, Labor Law, Civil Rights Law, and Civil Rights Litigation classes reap the benefits of Professor McLaughlin's extensive experience which began when, directly out of Harvard Law School, he worked side by side with renowned civil rights attorney William Kunstler at the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York City. One of his first major law suits was against the Chattanooga branch of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. He continues to litigate landmark cases both locally and nationally with the firm of Newman Ferrara LLP in New York City, and involves students wherever possible. One such case centers on the fatal shooting of 68-year-old Marine veteran Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. in his home by White Plains police officers responding to a false alarm from his medical alert pendant.
McLaughlin's co-counsel on the Chamberlain case is fellow honoree Mayo G. Bartlett. A 1992 graduate of Pace Law School, Bartlett is principal attorney at the Law Offices of Mayo Bartlett, PLLC, a litigation firm located in White Plains which focuses on Plaintiff's Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, and Civil Rights matters. He worked for the Westchester County District Attorney's Office for over 10 years, and served as a litigator in the Superior Court Trial Division prior to his appointment as the Chief of the Bias Crimes Unit. Bartlett has provided hate crime training for the law enforcement community and he works with community organizations and schools to ensure that hate crimes are properly identified, reported, and investigated. While he was "not fortunate enough," as he put it, to be a student of Professor McLaughlin's, he has served as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Pace Law School, where he taught Moot Court and lectured on Ethics.
The Myron Isaacs Community Service Award
The award, presented annually by the New York Civil Liberties Union Lower Hudson Valley Chapter, honors the memory of Myron S. Isaacs, a visionary lawyer who campaigned for civil and human rights. Among his legacies was that he founded and was former president of Westchester Legal Services. Mr. Isaacs, the son of former Manhattan Borough President Stanley M. Isaacs, died in 1988 at the age of 77.
"It is a profound honor to receive an award that is named after a great civil rights lawyer and advocate for justice," commented McLaughlin.
Bartlett said, "I am greatly humbled to receive the Myron Isaacs award. It is a true honor to be mentioned in the same breath with Mr. Isaacs, whom I greatly respect and admire for his selflessness, his vision, and his courage. He was the epitome of what attorneys should be. Ours is a profession of service, and too often we are portrayed as disinterested and self-serving. In establishing Westchester Legal Services, Mr. Isaacs amplified the voices of many people who otherwise would not have been heard. He provided safe haven for those in need, and he was a model of excellence while he did so."
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Valedictorian Sara LoTemplio stands with her father Joe.
SARANAC – To Sara LoTemplio, she only walked through Saranac High School's doors as a freshman yesterday, tripping up the stairs and spilling her books on the floor. She thought she'd never escape the place.
As the years progressed, she figured she already knew English and history had already happened. As she wondered what she was learning, that question was answered during one of her life-altering trips with the North Country Mission of Hope in Nicaragua.
A group returning from an orphanage told of the children's dormitories, where they discovered a roof decaying due to sulfuric acid in the air from a nearby volcano. LoTemplio suggested galvanizing the roof, or rather, covering it with a type of paint to protect the tin.
"As they continued, I quietly realized that I had just used what I learned in chemistry in real life," said the Saranac High School Class of 2012 Salutatorian, speaking to a large crowd at Plattsburgh State's Field House.
LoTemplio was 1 of more than 130 graduates celebrated by family, friends, faculty, staff and Saranac School District community members.
The crowd stood, cheering as the graduates entered, men in red and women in black, cameras flashing all around them as they walked up the middle of the room and took their seats.
After 13 years of homework, rehearsals, practices, tests and classroom rules, graduates of the Class of 2012 have finally earned their rites of passage, said Superintendent Kenneth Cringle. In doing so, he continued, the graduates inherited the responsibility of making the world a better place.
Cringle stressed that they have been given the opportunity to become the greatest generation. He further reminded them that no exercise is better for the human heart than reaching down and helping another person.
When Valedictorian Alexis Racette took the stage, she highlighted the importance of being yourself, and followed that by announcing, "I happen to be a nerd."
She went on to quote Star Trek and Harry Potter.
Our individuality keeps us open minded and helps us grow over time, she said. Racette stressed the importance of maintaining that individuality.
"We all have the potential to amount to so much as long as we are not afraid to face the future," she said, before turning again to a popular culture reference. "May the odds be ever in your favor."
LoTemplio, while in Nicaragua, learned something about the odds being in her favor when she discovered real-world uses for what she learned in school.
"Suddenly all the doors started flying open for me."
History became a tool to learn from past mistakes and build a better tomorrow, and English provided the ability to adequately convey ideas, feelings and passions to the world. Even math morphed into solving the problem before her with maximum efficiency and logic.
"The greatest thing I learned in high school was how to learn," LoTemplio said. "Looking around at my fellow classmates, I see a lot of people to learn from."
LoTemplio said her school brims with exceptional people, such as athletic all-stars, entertaining actors, creative and passionate artists and talented musicians.
"We have so much to learn from each other if we only keep our eyes open for the lesson," she said. "Take in as much as you can, because not only have I realized that I won't be in high school forever, as I once idly thought, but we won't live forever, either."
LoTemplio ended by urging her fellow graduates to ask themselves every day what they want to learn and what they want others to learn from them


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Ganache Filling For Chocolates???? Recipe Needed!!!
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I have been given a request for chocolate ganache filled candies. Do you think regular chocolate ganache that you would pour over cakes would be good for this? I can't think of any recipes that I have that would work well. Any suggestions would be welcome! Thank you!!!
Here is my recipe for dark chocolate ganache for truffles:
1 c. Heavy Cream
1/2 tsp. Vanilla
-- boil, remove from heat
1# 2 oz dark or semi-sweet chocolate
-- add, let sit for about 5 minutes and then stir to melt. Cool to about 86 degrees (F).
3 oz butter, soft (unsalted)
-- once cooled, add butter and stir to melt.
When it starts to set you can tip into mounds and put in the refrigerate to set. Then roll in your palms with powdered sugar and then then roll in tempered chocolate.
Or you can let is cool complete on the counter (at least over night) and use a scoop to make balls.


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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 29 (HealthDay News) -- A behavioral intervention to improve physical activity and diet in obese patients is more effective at slimming the waistlines of men than women, according to a study published online Feb. 27 in the Archives of Internal Medicine.
With the goal of reducing obesity, Robert Ross, Ph.D., of Queen's University in Kingston, Canada, and colleagues randomly assigned sedentary, obese patients to a two-year behaviorally-based physical activity and diet program (249 subjects) or to usual care (241). Physicians provided advice to the usual care group about lifestyle as a strategy for obesity reduction. The behavioral intervention involved individual counseling from health educators to promote physical activity together with a healthful diet.
The researchers found that, of the 396 participants who completed the trial, waist circumference (WC) changed significantly within the intervention group compared to the usual care participants, and this change was sustained at 24 months (−0.9 versus 0.2 cm; P = 0.05). In men, the mean reduction in WC at 24 months was significantly greater in the behavioral intervention group (− 1.6 versus 0.1 cm; P = 0.049). In women, the behavioral intervention was associated with differences in WC when compared at six and 12 months (P ≤ 0.01) but not at 24 months (P = 0.10).
"Behavioral intervention in clinical settings is associated with modest reductions in WC during a two-year study in obese patients," the authors write.
Several authors disclosed financial ties to the food, health, and pharmaceutical industries.
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Relieved or Peeved That Octuplet Mom Is Accepting Help?
While Nadya Suleman's decision to have so many children is controversial, the welfare of her octuplets as well as her six older kids had much of the public worried. The mama of 14 recently announced on the Dr. Phil Show that she will be accepting round-the-clock help from Angels in Waiting, a nonprofit charitable organization. What's your opinion on this?


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Perez kick, C. Damron block in OT gives Panthers win
It took overtime and two series of penalty kicks, but the Panthers soccer team managed to pull out a 3-2 district victory over Gallatin County on the road Tuesday, Sept. 4.
"A win's a win; we'll take it," head coach Ben Crutcher said, adding that his team (6-4) did not play very well coming out of the holiday weekend.
Carroll County Fiscal Court is exploring options to deal with erosion at the base of a private bridge off Locust Road, which has cropped up after bank stabilization work was completed there.
Judge-Executive Harold "Shorty" Tomlinson told fiscal court at its meeting Tuesday morning that the problems were found at the base of one of the piers supporting a bridge owned by Danny Kinman. Photos displayed at fiscal court show how the water in Locust Creek had caused deterioration at the base of the pier, which stands in the creek.
For the fourth straight year, the Carroll County boys soccer team won their Two Rivers Invitational, held at Panther Field Saturday. The Panthers defeated Evangel Christian in game one and Covington Holmes in the championship to win the tournament.
Carroll senior Brandon Stewart was named MVP, while the following Panthers were named to the All-Tournament team: Josh McCarty, Jay Damron, Michael Hall and Jacob Beach.
Carroll County High School running back Tyshaun Embs is re-writing history during his senior campaign.
Already the new record-holder for most touchdowns in a game with six and most points scored in a game with 36 against Pendleton County in the season-opener, Embs now holds the record for most yards in a single game. That record had stood since 1980, when Lonnie Mumphrey collected 360 yards against Beth Haven.
Speedway Children's Charities and Kentucky Speedway is hosting the Laps for Charity benefit Sept. 20 from 6-8 p.m.
Participants can take three laps in their personal vehicle around the 1.5 mile superspeedway behind a pace vehicle for $30 and have their picture taken in Victory Lane for an additional $10.
Laps for Charity is open to the public and no reservations are required.
Drivers must be 18 years of age or older, and a valid driver's license and proof of registration is required.
Hundreds of grandparents participated in this year's Grandparents' Day Lunch at Kathryn Winn Primary and Cartmell Elementary. More photos from this year's event will be featured in the October edition of Carroll County Kids. Each child attending Winn, Cartmell and Christian Academy of Carrollton receive the monthly magazine, courtesy of The News-Democrat sponsors. Extra copies are available at the Carroll County Public Library and The News-Democrat office.
Work on river walk possibly in spring
Mayor Gene McMurry said he does not believe he and city council have done a good enough job of updating the public on the status of the river walk, and he wanted to let everyone know what is going on.
He said he talked to Ohio Valley Asphalt about putting in an asphalt path along the river; however the rest of the master plan designed by Lose & Associates will have to wait.
General Butler State Resort Park celebrates the 50th anniversary of its lodge this week with a two-day kick-off event Friday and Saturday.
Butler Park is the first of six state parks whose lodges were built in 1962 and are planning 50th anniversary events.
Butler's event, which starts at 11 a.m. Friday at the lodge, is the only one of the six at which Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson and his wife, Madeline, will appear. They will be joined by Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Marcheta Sparrow, Kentucky Parks Commissioner Elaine Walker and local officials.
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I am so sorry that your daughter feels this way, I can imagine how distressing this is for her and for you because it is not true.
it really is distressing. And I have no real clue why she feels that way
It sounds like your daughter is going through a mild-moderate depression and has low self-esteem. This type of depression can cause her to view the world in a negative way and perceive everything against her. Here is a good diagram to illustrate what I mean
So yes I definitely feel that she is perceiving something that is not there and it appears most likely it is caused by depression.
I have not though of her as depressed - although this runs in the family.
My 21 year old son is currently dealing with this issue
Low self-esteem is usually just a mild depression, so many over symptoms would not be present.
I don't know how I could go about getting her seen for this. She already has really bad feeling about her brother and if I say that she might be having the same issue as he has, she will not take that very well
I understand, and you do not have to use the word depression with her or low self-esteem if you do not want to. Since she is seeing a counselor with Epilepsy Toronto (and Epilepsy has been known to cause some mood symptoms like low self-esteem too), she may be open to some Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques to help her think more objectively about the situation. CBT has a premise that your symptoms are caused by negative thoughts, so if we change your thought process to be more positive and objective as well, then your symptoms will lessen.
I can show you some techniques if you like?
I'm open to anything that would help.
So this link may help you, it contains a technique I use with patients called a thought record. It will help her keep track of any negative thoughts she has. She puts the negative thought on paper, the emotion accompanying, the evidence to support it, and the evidence against it. Then I want her to come up with an alternative thought for the situation (more objective and plausible). This will help her change her way of thinking to be able to think more positive and not automatically go to a negative type of thinking.
Also this technique is good at replacing self-critical thoughts that she may have, with more positive self-beliefs
In addition, these two worksheets are very good at helping lessen any possible depressive symptoms. It can help her focus on the big picture and the objective/positive thoughts and outcomes.
Also individuals with some mild depression have a poor coping mechanism, so this worksheet will help her develop a better coping strategy to manage her symptoms better.
In addition, these books are very effective as well.
oh my.... :-)
In addition to presenting these with her, is that you can do them too. So while you say that you have a miscommunication issue, use the pronouns "we" and "us" a lot to show that you and her a team and will work on this together.
No one will get blame and both of you have an equal part in this
I will bring the sheets with me for our next appointment with the counselor and, hopefully, some of it can be "suggested" by her
Sure, CBT is very effective in helping individuals with these issues because right not she is focusing on a negative thought process and I think she has to see things more objectively
I have tried all along to use "we" and "us" statements. And then, yesterday I told her I think that she filters what I say because I very often feel that I can't reach her, that she doesn't hear what I am trying to say. So even when I try to present things with the "we" angle, she still feels that I am attacking her.
I understand, these worksheets will force her to think about those alternative thoughts on "We" and "Us" and will gradually help her realize that you are not against her
And when she feels attacked or judged, her response is a very aggressive one. Not physically aggressive but her tone, her words (and oh my... how many words) are quite forceful. For a long time, when she gets that way, I just retreat and hope for a better outcome another day. Another hasn't come yet...
This a defense mechanism she has by being aggressive in her responses to you. Eventually with these techniques and with therapy it will change hopefully, but it does take time. I am assuming she is on an anti-convulsant medication, may I ask which one?
sorry about the delay. my boss came and asked me something... she is on Lamotrigine
Okay, that is a very good medication and it actually is also used to treat resistant depression and unipolar depression, so it is possible her mild depression may be worse without this medication.
oh my...Is this the kind of things that can be triggered by a bad event? The reason I am asking is that, when she was 15 years old, she had been going out with a boyfriend for about 1 year. They had a very sudden breakup (his parents basically told their son he needed to break things off). This was very hard of her. Then the epilepsy started just a few months after that. And a lot of the behavior did too (although, to be fair, some of the aggressive responces were there before that as well)
Well the epilepsy most likely was not triggered by this event, although stress can be a trigger she must have been susceptible to it by genetic factors. Now this event can cause her low self-esteem and issues with her self-confidence, that is very true.
Teenagers have very fragile psyches, this is why depression and low self-esteem are seen more commonly in this population
Thank you so much for taking the time to chat with me. It helps. I will talk with our counselor on Friday (I think I will send her a copy of this chat too). Hopefully, with all the help around her, she can find her way to better health and a more positive outlook on herself.
Anytime, I am always happy to help. I wish your daughter the best and I hope you two can repair this relationship swiftly. My goal is to provide you with excellent service, so if you ever have any further questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me at anytime.
how would I do that? It is my first time using this service and I am not truly sure how it works...
How would you contact me in the future? Well before any question you can put "For DoctorZ Only" to make sure it goes directly to me.
ok Thanks again for the help
You are most welcome :) I hope you have a pleasant rest of your day


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A man detectives say hit his 2-month-old baby's head against a wall and squeezed him so tightly that ribs were broken was arrested by Sandy police late Sunday.
Michael Richard Bay, 28, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of one count of second-degree felony child abuse.
Bay and his wife took their infant to Primary Children's Medical Center Sunday for a head injury. Bay told doctors the baby bumped his head on a coffee table four days earlier and the injury was just now apparent, according to a booking sheet from the Salt Lake County Jail.
But police say the injuries were not consistent with his story.
The infant's head was greatly enlarged, he had six broken ribs and trauma to his femur, said Sandy Police Sgt. Victor Quezada.
"The broken ribs were at various stages of healing. Some of the rib fractures were new and some about 14 days old," according to jail documents.
The boy also had "bucket fractures" on both femurs near the knee, multiple skull fractures and swelling near the brain, jail documents stated.
Police say Bay later admitted he was frustrated with the infant who wouldn't stop crying. His wife was upstairs sleeping at the time.
"Michael wrapped (the boy) into a blanket and held (him) squeezing him tightly ... He held (the boy's) ribs and shook (him) violently. Michael said he was out of control. While shaking (the boy) he hit (the boy's) head on the wall," according to jail documents. "Michael did not tell anyone about shaking or hitting (the boy's) head because he did not want to get into trouble. He figured that the doctors would determine the injuries and treat him properly."
Two other children, ages 5 and 9, live in the Bay's house. They were staying with their mother Tuesday, Quezada said.The incident remains under investigation and additional charges were being looked at, he said.
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Patio Picnic Cook Book
The cover is a wrap-around bird's-eye view drawing of a patio. The front cover shows flowers around the outside of the patio and a grill with various meats. Superimposed over the patio scene is a large kebab. The back cover shows a picnic table with an hors d'oeuvres platter, table settings, and four cups and saucers.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Target Corp. has appointed former senator and secretary of the interior Kenneth Salazar to its board of directors. He replaces Mary Dillon, who resigned from the board last month after being named CEO of Ulta Beauty.
Salazar, who recently began working for the law firm WilmerHale, served as a Democratic member of the Senate from Colorado from 2005 to 2009 and as interior secretary under the Obama administration from 2009 until earlier this year, when he was replaced by Sally Jewell.
"As an experienced public policy official and highly skilled lawyer, Ken brings a unique background and perspective to Target that will be invaluable as we continue to explore and seize new opportunities to drive profitable growth in this rapidly changing environment," said Gregg Steinhafel, chairman, president and CEO of Target Corporation.