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A&L links to Freeman Dyson's "Heretical Thoughts About Science and Society"; Edge excerpts sections of Many Colored Glass: Reflections on the Place of Life in the Universe. While this demonstrates neither an obnoxious nor vain spirit, he does wryly demonstrate how terribly wrong scientists can be – what with being human and all. (A good instance would be the patronizing sympathy he felt for Crick, thinking that WWII had destroyed his chance to do good science and that going into biology would be a dead end.) But, he argues, heresy is necessary – an attitude that may not sit well with some of the characters whose vanity John Jay describes with such a sharp edge. Dyson is self-deprecating:
We are lucky that we can be heretics today without any danger of being burned at the stake. But unfortunately I am an old heretic. Old heretics do not cut much ice. When you hear an old heretic talking, you can always say, "Too bad he has lost his marbles", and pass on. What the world needs is young heretics. I am hoping that one or two of the people who read this piece may fill that role.
Of course, one of his heresies is toward the great religion of this decade – global warming.
But, fortunately, no one has been yet stoned for being a "global warming denier."
Update: Dyson makes several points about global warming, about which he is certainly heretical, and the roles of scientists. Below the jump at a couple more excerpts of the excerpts, but some of you are likely to find the whole enjoyable.
My brother-in-law has spent decades preaching the gospel of no-till. I seldom talk to him, but my sister tells me he is finding more and more of the world receptive. (Lately he has been going to annual conferences in the Ukraine where other no-till apostles from around the world discuss its virtues at a conference organized by a large farming group.) Dyson describes its potential:
The point of this calculation is the very favorable rate of exchange between carbon in the atmosphere and carbon in the soil. To stop the carbon in the atmosphere from increasing, we only need to grow the biomass in the soil by a hundredth of an inch per year. Good topsoil contains about ten percent biomass, [Schlesinger, 1977], so a hundredth of an inch of biomass growth means about a tenth of an inch of topsoil. Changes in farming practices such as no-till farming, avoiding the use of the plow, cause biomass to grow at least as fast as this. If we plant crops without plowing the soil, more of the biomass goes into roots which stay in the soil, and less returns to the atmosphere. If we use genetic engineering to put more biomass into roots, we can probably achieve much more rapid growth of topsoil. I conclude from this calculation that the problem of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a problem of land management, not a problem of meteorology. No computer model of atmosphere and ocean can hope to predict the way we shall manage our land.
And his advice to young scientists:
I am telling the next generation of young students, who will still be alive in the second half of our century, that misfortunes are on the way. Their precious Ph.D., or whichever degree they went through long years of hard work to acquire, may be worth less than they think. Their specialized training may become obsolete. They may find themselves over-qualified for the available jobs. They may be declared redundant. The country and the culture to which they belong may move far away from the mainstream. But these misfortunes are also opportunities. It is always open to them to join the heretics and find another way to make a living. With or without a Ph.D., there are big and important problems for them to solve.
I will not attempt to summarize the lessons that my readers should learn from these heresies. The main lesson that I would like them to take home is that the long-range future is not predetermined. The future is in their hands. The rules of the world-historical game change from decade to decade in unpredictable ways. All our fashionable worries and all our prevailing dogmas will probably be obsolete in fifty years. My heresies will probably also be obsolete. It is up to them to find new heresies to guide our way to a more hopeful future.


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If you search the keywords AMA supercross, the most commonly found question is when this is happening. You'll be happy to know that the American Motorcyclists Association has announced the AMA's date supercross 2021.
Yes, you read this right. It's happening. Starting from 16th January 2021, the latest schedule is up till march, dating the first 17 rounds of the most awaited series of the year arranged by AMA.
The supercross has always been one highly anticipated race among the moto geeks. The course's unique design and the fact that bikers are challenged to their core to come up with advanced handling and showcase their special techniques make the competition super exciting.
But there's a piece of sad news about everything. What can you do? It's a pandemic.
AMA's plan for the audience
AMA has not just released the dates; they have mentioned the stadiums where the competitions will occur. So, can we expect any audience at the stadium at all?
If you have followed other sports, you might have seen that most of them were played without the presence of any audience at the stadium. Even the world's biggest game, football, experienced empty stadiums for the first time in forever.
International football leagues usually get their tickets sold the quickest. But this year, due to the outbreak of Covid-19, safety regulations were maintained, and no one was allowed to be at the stadium.
So, can we expect the same from AMA? Are they planning on not permit anyone to attend the live show?
AMA safety measures
AMA has agreed to allow a limited number of audiences in the stadium. They will sell a low number of tickets at a higher price than usual. Thus, the whole viewing procedure will be dependent on web channels and cable tv.
The most common idea this year would be looking for AMA supercross 2021 live stream channels. We have listed the best one for you to watch AMA supercross live in action from your home.
We have been working from home for a substantial amount of time. So, it won't be much of a problem.
Our safety concern
Apart from AMA's decision, it's not safe for anyone to be at a place where many people will be exposed. As of now, we should stay at home and make the best out of it.
The USA has paid the highest toll in the case of Covid-19 with the highest number of affected. So, it's just wise to stay at home and enjoy the show in the front row.
Final words
Every year, millions of people watch the live stream on AMA supercross online. Only a few are lucky enough to enjoy the show being at the stadium. This year is not like the usual years.
This year the most die-hard fans of supercross would have to stay home and celebrate their enthusiasm lightly. But millions of fans forcing themselves on websites would create a fuss. So, fix your stream website now to enjoy the coming AMA Supercross 2021 Live Stream.

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Report of fact-finding mission to Eritrea 4 – 18 November 2002
Published: 29/Apr/2003
Source: Immigration and Nationality Directorate, Home Office, United Kingdom
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To inform decision-making on asylum applications by Home Office caseworkers and other officials involved in the asylum determination process, the Country Information & Policy Unit (CIPU) of the Home Office Asylum and Appeals Policy Directorate (AAPD) produce assessments on the countries which generate the largest number of asylum applications in the UK. These country assessments are publicly available documents and are published on the Home Office website (http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/). By their nature each country assessment concentrates on the main issues that are most likely to arise in the asylum determination process. The information contained in these country assessments is not exhaustive, nor does it catalogue all human rights violations. They are compiled from a wide variety of sources that are listed at the end of each country assessment.
Common themes of asylum claims made in the UK have included potential statelessness, based on difficulties establishing Eritrean nationality; persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses; alleged harsh treatment of military deserters and draft evaders, including Muslim women who refuse military service; membership of opposition groups such as the various ELF factions and ethnic-based persecution of small minority groups.
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"Though I love my son… having a kid is probably my biggest life regret."
With that tweet, author Sam McRoberts became the overnight symbol of the secular humanist parent, placing a premium on 'self' gratification and spitting in the face of God's command to be fruitful and multiply. It left many on Twitter utterly flabbergasted, including Dan Andros (Faithwire Managing Editor) and Jason Howerton from Blaze Media, both of whom are dads. Howerton joined Faithwire for a conversation about the disturbing tweets, faith, fatherhood and more.
Howerton broke down what happens when you have your priorities out of order as a parent. "If your priorities and your focus is so out of whack that you're upset about missing all these things that you could have, then you're gonna hate parenthood – because you're selfish. Selfish people don't make good parents, they make really crappy parents," Howerton said.
"The only reason for what he's saying is he's selfish. We're all sinful and we all have a degree of selfishness, but the difference is, when we realize we're doing it, we apologize for it," Andros explained. "This guy is looking for scientific reasons to justify it."
Howerton acknowledged that it's ok for parents to seek a break from the chaos that comes along with parenting. "When you're a parent, there's nothing wrong with having that moment of 'if I could just have 20 minutes for dinner' but this guy goes so far beyond that," he said.
"This is honestly what triggered me the most," Howerton continued. "That he told his son that he regrets having him. My wife is a doctor and has a PHD in counseling and she could tell you for two hours the impact that will have on a boy from today well into adulthood. That will impact him for the rest of his life, no matter what his dad does from here on out. Let's be good Christians and hope he regrets thinking that way, he has a change of heart, he seeks redemption – but no matter what this kid is going to be impacted forever and that breaks my heart."
Check out the full conversation in the video link above, as the pair discuss many aspects of parenting and how our roles in shaping a little soul should be looked at as a blessing, not a burden.


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An Aristocratic Society in the Belatedly Nineteenth Century in Literature. Write a 2250 word paper answering; Exceeding a decade later, Doctor Leete, who was organizing the location for the building of a novel laboratory, finds out Julians underground chamber. Julian at that time had not gotten old even for a single day since he was and has always been in a condition of balanced animation. Doctor Leete revitalizes him and carries him to his place of residence. Julian rapidly realizes that twentieth-century civilization is greatly different from that he used to reside in the nineteenth century. The market is centered on publicly owned resources as contrasting to the private, as was the mode of life in Julian's heydays. The administration controls the ways of production and splits the national merchandise equally among all citizens. Every national attains and is provided with knowledge up-to a college-level. Persons are provided with an enormous deal of liberty in preferring a career, and everybody retreats at the maturity of forty-five. Civilization is centered on a superlative of the society of man, and it is absurd that any person should endure the evils of dearth or hunger. By means of Doctor Leete's assistance, Julian appears to appreciate and be grateful for the twentieth-century civilization. In the meantime, Julian deciphers that Doctor Leete's spawn, Edith is related to Edith Bartlett as her great-granddaughter. Julian and Edith turn out to be affianced, something that Doctor Leete's is pleased about. Julian has an awful nightmare, in that in his sleep he imagines that his twentieth-century haulage was nothing other than a dream. He discovers himself ensnared again in the unkind and inhumane of the nineteenth-century humankind.
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Raised in Milan, Italy, Alberto's passion for the vine and wine began at the age of seven, while helping his grandfather craft Barbera wine in his cellar, wine that the family enjoyed throughout the year. It is not just the act of winemaking that has always been of interest to him, it's also the "romantic and heroic" nature of viticulture in extreme sites that has ignited the passion and commitment to wine that drives him today.
Alberto holds a bachelor's degree in Winemaking and Viticulture from the University of Milan and a double master's degree in Winemaking and Viticulture from the University of Turin and the University of Lisbon. After completing his studies, Alberto travelled extensively throughout Italy, France, Australia and New Zealand, experiencing a variety of cultures and characters and winemaking techniques with the different grape varieties, and honing his craft.
In 2012, Alberto was selected for LVMH's Estates & Wines Early Career Winemakers program, where three up-and-coming winemakers are sent to three countries for three years of intensive training and development. He began in Argentina, as Assistant Winemaker at Terrazas de los Andes, followed by a year at Newton Vineyard on Spring Mountain, Napa, before his final rotation at Cloudy Bay in New Zealand, where winemaker, Tim Heath, became a mentor. "Tim taught me the importance of being respectful of the Terroir you are working with, understanding it rather than force an outcome from it."
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One of the keys to maintaining an open, intimate, and happy marriage is to ask for and grant forgiveness quickly.
By Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Without the cleansing power of forgiveness, at best marriage will be very hard duty. At worst it will be disaster.
No matter how much two people try to love and please each other, they will fail. With failure comes hurt. And the only ultimate relief for hurt is the soothing salve of forgiveness.
One of the keys to maintaining an open, intimate, and happy marriage is to ask for and grant forgiveness quickly. And the ability to do that is tied to each individual's relationship with God.
About the process of forgiveness, Jesus said, "For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses" (Matthew 6:14–15). The instruction is clear: God insists that we are to be forgivers, and marriage—probably more than any other relationship—presents frequent opportunities to practice.
Forgiving means giving up resentment or the desire to punish another person. By an act of your will, you let the other person off the hook. And as a Christian you do not do this under duress, scratching and screaming in protest. Rather, you do it with a gentle spirit and love, as Paul urged: "Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you" (Ephesians 4:32).
The real test of your ability to forgive comes on the battlefield when you and your spouse are ticked off and angry with each other. That is when you need the power of the Holy Spirit and must ask, God, it appears that You need to help me here. I need to move to forgiveness because You have commanded me to do so. I need You to empower me, to enable me to give up the desire to punish my spouse and to forgive.
It took practice early in our marriage, but we learned how to keep our relationship healthy most of the time by not burning excessive emotional energy on resentment. We grant forgiveness and ask for it freely—even when we don't feel like it.
Why is asking for forgiveness difficult?
It is humbling to admit you're wrong and to ask for forgiveness. But it's a key action to defeating your pride. In the first years of our marriage, this was a struggle for me (Dennis). When I did admit I was wrong, I often said, "If I was wrong when I did this, I'm sorry." I was deploying what might be called the "if" manuever—using that tiny word if to give myself an out, to avoid admitting my responsibility.
At a Weekend to Remember marriage getaways, a husband and father of several boys boasted to me, "You know, I've been married 24 years, and I've never once apologized to my wife for anything I've done wrong."
"Oh, really?" I said in a tone that urged him to tell me more.
"Yeah," he said with obvious pride. "Every time we get into a squabble or any kind of disagreement, I just tell her, 'I'm sorry you're mad at me.' I don't admit anything. I just tell her it's too bad she had to get so mad."
Then with a smug grin, he admitted, "And all these years she's never realized that I have never once apologized."
I had the strongest urge to give the guy a piece of my mind. What a pitifully selfish attitude to bring into a love relationship!
Instead I tactfully attempted to explain that he was missing a blessing. He didn't listen. He went away quite sure he was a very clever fellow. He didn't realize that he was hurting not only his wife, but also himself and his children. Just think of what he was modeling for his sons.
Granting forgiveness is difficult, too
As difficult as it is to ask for forgiveness, it's no walk in the park to grant forgiveness when you have been wronged.
I often advise married couples to take out a joint membership in the Seventy Times Seven Club. This club began when Peter asked Jesus how many times we must forgive one another. Peter wondered if seven times would be enough? Christ answered, "I do not say to you seven times, but seventy-seven times" (Matthew 18:21–22). In other words, forgive an infinite number of times, not just when you feel like it.
You can tell whether you have forgiven your spouse by asking yourself one question: Have I given up my desire to punish my spouse? When you lay aside that desire and no longer seek revenge, you free your spouse and yourself from the bonds of your anger.
Forgiveness cannot be conditional. Once you forgive, that's it. Feelings may still be raw, and it is not hypocritical to not feel like forgiving your spouse. If someone has hurt you, you can choose to forgive immediately but still be processing feelings of disappointment or rejection.
Forgiveness is a choice, an act of the will—not an emotion. It may take a while for your feelings to catch up with your will. But your will needs to respond to the scriptural mandate to forgive your spouse.
What about major wrongs?
There's no question that some hurts, such as adulterous affairs or a spouse's addiction to pornography, are extremely difficult to forgive and get over. There may always be some pain and distrust in the person's heart that has been so deeply offended. But we are still commanded by God to move beyond the circumstances and forgive.
That does not let the other person off the hook for completing necessary restitution and demonstrating repentance. Some boundaries may need to be erected in the relationship to prevent the sinful behavior from happening again.
An intervention by a pastor, counselor, or mature friend may be required to make the sting of pain from the sin felt so sharply that the offending spouse will finally realize that the behavior has to change. No one should be allowed to continue perpetrating serious harm on a spouse.
Ultimately, though, forgiveness must rule. Anyone who says, "I cannot forgive you," really means, "I choose not to forgive you."
If forgiveness seems impossible at that point, if prayer and reading the Scriptures do not seem to work, go to another person. Seek out a wise counselor—an elder at your church, a wise Bible teacher, a same-sex friend to confide in—and say, "Can you help me get beyond this?"
As Christians, we do not have the option of becoming embittered with our spouses. The result of obeying God and forgiving is not bondage, but freedom. Ruth Bell Graham said it well, "A good marriage is the union of two forgivers."
Adapted by permission from Starting Your Marriage Right, by Dennis and Barbara Rainey, Thomas Nelson Publishers.
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When everything works right after an IRA's owner dies, a named beneficiary takes over their IRA. Unfortunately, sometimes a living beneficiary is not available. What often happens is a husband and wife set up an IRA and they name each other as beneficiaries. When the first spouse dies there is no problem because the surviving spouse takes over the deceased spouse's IRA.
The troubles begin when the the surviving spouse dies, unless secondary beneficiaries have been named. If secondary beneficiaries are not named or a "non person" is named as a secondary beneficiary, problems can occur, and the heirs can lose a lot of money.
Things can get very confusing when no living beneficiary is listed. Normally, IRAs are not probated, because they are actually trusts. The beneficiaries should be named in the IRA paperwork: it all depends on the IRA agreement. Most IRA agreements have a primary beneficiary and then contingent or secondary beneficiaries named in the trust document. No IRA custodian should ever allow an IRA to be established without naming at least a primary beneficiary. You can name any person or entity as the beneficiary.
If the IRA is "left" to a living person, that person can receive an "inherited IRA." An inherited IRA can be "stretched" over the new person's lifetime. The person named as the beneficiary does not have to take the money out of the IRA and it can continue to grow in the tax preferred or tax free environment of the IRA. This is a huge deal for the beneficiary.
The most common scenario for an IRA is to have the spouse named as the primary beneficiary and then have the children named as contingent beneficiaries. You do not want to name your living revocable trust or your estate as a beneficiary, unless you don't have anyone else to designate as a beneficiary. If you are in that position and don't have a warm blooded beneficiary and your IRA is large, I'm up for adoption. Actually, that might not work, because attorneys are generally not warm blooded.
When an IRA has the owner's estate named as the beneficiary, the IRA will have to be probated and passed either according to the owner's will or according to the laws of the state if there is no will. Probate can be a very expensive, time consuming, and a public process. Probate should be avoided in most situations. Probate leaves the IRA open to the creditors of the IRA owner. Usually, the owner's creditors will not have had access to the IRA money. The IRA may end up being distributed to people that the owner would never have wanted to receive the IRA money.
IRAs that pass to an estate or to a living revocable trust have to have the IRA money "paid out" of the IRA within a relatively short time. If the money is paid out of a regular IRA (not a Roth IRA), income taxes will be due on all the amounts paid out. That will be classified as ordinary income. The estate of the owner or the living revocable trust of the owner don't have a "life," so it is impossible to stretch the IRA and keep the money growing in the IRA. This could mean thousands of dollars of tax free growth that your heirs will miss out on. (Advanced Tax Tactics has an entire chapter with information on how to stretch your IRA and save on taxes when an IRA is being transferred to beneficiaries.)
If the spouse of the IRA owner is alive but the IRA is distributed to the estate of the IRA owner, there is another lost opportunity. The spouse of an IRA owner gets special treatment under the IRS code, with an option to have the IRA treated as their own. This would roll over the IRA to the surviving spouse, who can then pass it on to the kids, who can then stretch the IRA. If the IRA is rolled over to the surviving spouse, the surviving spouse does not have to take out distributions until they are 70½. This option for the surviving spouse is lost if the IRA goes to the estate or living revocable trust of the IRA owner.
If an IRA ends up going to the estate, the IRA is going to be hit three different times. It is going to be hit by the creditors of the estate (including the legal fees for probating the IRA), it will have to pay income taxes on the money distributed from a standard IRA, and the heirs will miss out on any tax free growth that would have come from stretching the IRA.
You should check to see who you have selected as your IRA beneficiaries. Your circumstances may have changed and so your beneficiaries need to change. Did you get divorced and still have your ex listed as the beneficiary of your IRA? Did you get married and forgot to put your spouse as a beneficiary? Did you name your estate as a beneficiary (yes, some people do actually name their estate)? Did you set up your trust as the beneficiary (which has a similar affect as naming your estate)? Setting up an IRA and not going back to review who you have set up as the beneficiaries every few years may cause your IRA to go to someone you no longer wish to get it, or it could cost your heirs a lot of money.
All of this can be avoided by simply making sure that you have several layers of beneficiaries for your IRA. At least make sure you have your spouse first and then your kids or nieces and nephews or grandchildren listed as secondary beneficiaries. If you don't know who your beneficiaries are or you say, "I think my beneficiaries are…," then you should contact your IRA custodian and find out who your beneficiaries really are. If you need to change your beneficiaries, it is easy. Ask the custodian (trustee) to send you a "change of beneficiary" form, fill it out, and send it in. After you have made sure your own IRA is set, have your parents check on theirs too (it could be worth a lot of money to you someday). The few minutes it takes could end up allowing you or your parents to pass on thousands, even hundreds of thousands, more to the family.


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Eighth in an occasional series. Collect 'em all! I'm working through a stack of Tigers baseball cards from the late 1960s and early 1970s, with occasional newer cards.
There sure were a lot of guys who had 1984 Topps cards showing them as members of the Tigers who never played an inning for them that year. It might even be some kind of a baseball card record. Wayne Krenchicki was another guy who played for the Tigers in 1983, got his picture taken in his blue batting practice jersey, then ended up somewhere else while the Tigers won the World Series in '84.
Krenchicki was obtained from the Reds in June, 1983, played in 59 games for the Tigers, hitting .278 in 133 at-bats, mostly as a utility infielder. He was sold back to the Reds in November, meaning he was only a Tiger for about five months. He also played for the Orioles and Expos over a eight year major league career. He was also a long-time minor league manager, winning the Atlantic League title with the Newark Bears in 2007. Wayne died in October 2018 at the age of 64.
This is one of my favorite cards. Not because the players were Hall of Famers (though Nellie Fox was, and was inducted in 1997; Harvey Kuenn wasn't but did have over 2000 major league hits), but because both of them are:
- Sporting massive chewing tobacco lumps that make them, Harvey in particular, like he's got a terrible case of the mumps that has settled in their left cheeks;
- Inexplicably both wearing their home white uniforms; and
- Both staring into their exactly identical baseball gloves.
Now I know there have to be reasons for #2 and #3, but honestly, I don't want to know. Any explanation is sixty years in the past, anyway, and both men have been dead for over thirty (Kuenn died in 1988 at 57 and Fox in 1975 at only 47). So let's let them have their secret for this odd moment in time captured on this special 1960 Topps card.
Kuenn played for 15 years in the bigs, starting with Detroit in 1952, then winning American League Rookie of the Year in 1953 when he hit .308, finished 15th in the MVP race, played in the All-Star game as a rookie, and showed some flash at shortstop. He was an ten-time all star for the Tigers over eight seasons (two games were played in 1959 and 1960), finished in the top 20 in the MVP voting in six of those years, and, when the team moved him to the outfield in 1958, turned out to be just as good out there as he had been at short.
He was half of one of the biggest blockbuster trades in baseball history when Detroit shipped him to Cleveland for Rocky Colavito. The trade was notable because Kuenn had just won the AL batting title with a .353 average (the best of his career) and Colavito had led the league in homers with 42. The trade also became known to Indians fans as "the curse of Rocky Colavito" because after trading the very popular outfielder to Detroit, the Indians didn't finish closer than 11 games from first place for the next 33 years.
Kuenn coached and managed for the Brewers after retiring, even after having his right leg amputated below the knee due to circulation issues. He was the manager of "Harvey's Wallbangers," the 1982 Milwaukee team that made the World Series for the only time in the franchise's history. They lost to the Cardinals in seven games in the Brewery Series, matching the home towns of Miller and Anheuser-Busch.
Lerrin LaGrow was a 6'5″, 230 pound pitcher for the Tigers from 1970 to 1975. He was mostly a reliever in his early years before becoming a regular starter in 1974 and 1975, going 8-19 and 7-14 over those two seasons and likely explaining the noticeable grimace on his face in these two photos. He later became a closer for the White Sox in 1977 and 1978, saving 41 games over those two seasons.
But the moment I shall always remember LaGrow for was the incident in the 1972 American League Championship Series against the Oakland A's (which I briefly discussed here if you're having some deja vu). LaGrow had had a good year for the Tigers, with a 1.32 ERA in 16 games, and he was brought into Game 2 of the series in the bottom of the seventh and the A's up 5-0. A's shortstop Bert Campaneris came to the plate, already with three hits, two stolen bases, and two runs scored in the game. LaGrow's first pitch hit Campy in the ankle, prompting him to show off his bat-throwing skills, flinging it baton-like at the Tigers' pitcher, who had the presence of mind to duck as it went by. Let's hear George Kell and Larry Osterman describe the scene from the WWJ-TV broadcast:
Tigers manager Billy Martin may have wanted to rile up his team, though it was never confirmed that he ordered LaGrow to throw at Campaneris. His reaction afterward, though, was certainly consistent with his managing (and playing) style, and it did seem to work, as the Tigers came back to win Games 3 and 4 before finally losing the five-game series. It also got both LaGrow and Campaneris suspended for the remainder of the series, which, to be honest, worked out much better for Detroit than for Oakland.
Lerrin finished his career with the Dodgers and Phillies and retired at 31 after the 1980 season. He's currently a business broker in his hometown of Phoenix. His profile on his Ler'rin Enterprises website says that "During off seasons [Lerrin] returned to ASU to obtain his degree. Retiring in 1980 after a twelve year [baseball] career, he began investing in Arizona Business Opportunities, owning and operating three different companies with the latter a Business Business Brokerage firm. Since 1981 he has overseen the sale of over 2,000 business transactions. He is genuinely dedicated to his industry, its attitudes, professionalism, integrity and you ! He is a member of the Executive Association of Greater Phoenix, (EAGP)."


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Being a Gujarati I don't really like to spend on Gujarati food. Over the years a lot of different restaurants have come with different Gujarati thalis at varying prices. I was not entirely satisfied with most of them. The reason for my dissatisfaction is simple. It is Gujarati food and it shouldn't have the North Indian touch to it. I walked into The Grand Thakar, Ahmedabad with a similar expectation and to an extent I was wrong and I am glad about it.
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1. The Place
The entire restaurant has a typical restaurant feel. However, I loved two things about it. First the large tables and second the comfy sitting arrangement. It is located on the tip of one of the busiest roads in Ahmedabad. The service is quick, very quick.
2. The Food
Most of the food that was served came in pairs. Like the roti and puri with the four sabjis, dal, kadhi and rice and the salads. You can make your own little creation in your thali and have fun.
This was basically clustered beans cooked in some spicy masala. It was a bit on the spicy side and it did taste nice but again I prefer to have something else instead. Gavar is one of the vegetables I don't like on my plate so my review on this can be biased.
Bataka nu shak is a very simple dish yet most places get it wrong, I mean how hard it is to cook potatoes. However, The Grand Thakar kept it simple and it worked out pretty well.
Chana Masala
This was the North Indian part of the Gujarati thali. It was boiled chana with strong North Indian species. It was good and it did go with the entire meal.
We are used to having this undhiyu was served with bigger chunks of vegetables and in red gravy. To my surprise, it wasn't sweet at all. This dish shocked me with its appearance but after tasting it I couldn't stop.
Methi Na Dhokla
I thought I would have a lot to say about this particular dish but turns out I don't have anything specific other than saying that it was good, nicely cooked but an ordinary plate of dhokla. However, the pudina chutney and the garlic chutney took it to a whole new level.
This pudla was mildly spicy and a very thin version of a savory pancake. It tasted really nice and again chutney did wonders.
I had too many of these. Ghughra is a perfect little crispy pouch that has a lot of spicy filling. No, they didn't taste like anything like samosas or kachori. They were Ghughras and they were pretty awesome.
Puran Puri
Puran puri is a specialty across all the outlets. Unlike ordinary puran puri they are smaller and their crust this a bit more thick and crisp. They serve it wonderfully dipped in loads of ghee. THIS IS A MUST HAVE.
This bowl of sweet milk was very simple and elegant. I loved its texture and how it was just the right amount of sweet. I loved it and so will you. It will speak for itself.
Dal, Kadhi, and Rice
Coming to the point the Dal and Kadhi were proper Gujarati style, they were the right amount of sweet and salty. The rice was magnificent and I couldn't stop having it. These dishes gave me the burp of satisfaction I crave for.
Please share your thoughts in the comments below after visiting the wonderful restaurant – The Grand Thakar.The Tummy Man Rating: 8.7/10You can write to me at [email protected]Like us on Facebook by clicking HEREYou can also follow us on Twitter and Instagram @thetummymanI WILL BE BACK WITH MOREHAPPY EATINGTHE TUMMY MAN


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If you were to come across Washington Capitals forward Mathieu Perreault on the street, a professional hockey player is probably not the first profession that would come to mind. Standing at 5'10", and weighing 174 soaking wet, his slight frame likens him to a shortstop instead of an NHL center.
If effort could be transferred into size, however, Perreault would stand taller than Zdeno Chara when on the ice.
Perreault was chosen by the Capitals with their last pick in the 2006 draft, the same class that brought Washington stars such as Nicklas Backstrom, and Semyon Varlamov. The center made his first major imprint on the organization playing in the AHL with the Hershey Bears last season.
In 77 regular season games with Hershey, Perreault totaled 11 goals, and 39 assists. He also played in every Bears playoff game in their run to capturing a Calder Cup Championship.
Despite winning a ring with the Bears last season, Perreault attended Washington's annual development camp in July. Mathieu showed experience, and growth from his first camp fresh after he was drafted, and he impressed coaches, and fans alike, throughout the week.
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Resuming a series that began last summer, packers.com is taking a look back at some of the team's single-game records and how the individual set the mark. The series continues with Paul Hornung's 33 points on Oct. 8, 1961.
GREEN BAY – The only thing he didn't do was score on defense.
But if given the chance, he might've, considering all the interceptions the Packers were racking up that day.
In 1961, future Hall of Famer Paul Hornung – serving as half the 1-2 punch at running back with Jim Taylor, as well as handling the Packers' placekicking duties – was coming off his NFL record 176-point season, a mark that stood for decades. But even in that big year, Hornung hadn't scored 30 points in a single game.
The franchise record then was Don Hutson's 31, consisting of four touchdowns and seven extra points on Oct. 7, 1945, vs. the Lions, with 29 of those points coming in the second quarter.
In the fourth game of '61, the Packers hosted the Colts at "new" City Stadium, as Lambeau Field was named then, and Hornung began the assault on Hutson's mark right away.
On the fourth snap of the game, he ran 54 yards for a touchdown and kicked the PAT for his first seven points.
After the Colts tied the score at 7 early in the second quarter, Hornung kicked a 38-yard field goal for a 10-7 Packers lead.
Three plays later, Jesse Whittenton intercepted Johnny Unitas to give the Packers the ball in Baltimore territory, and Hornung finished off the ensuing drive with a 1-yard TD run. After his extra point, Hornung had scored all of Green Bay's 17 points for the 17-7 halftime score.
In the third quarter, the game became a rout, as Dave Hanner intercepted Unitas on the third snap of the second half, putting the ball inside the Baltimore 10. Hornung caught an 8-yard TD pass from Bart Starr and kicked the PAT.
A couple of possessions later, it was Willie Wood's turn to pick off Unitas, and Hornung finished off that drive with a 10-yard TD run. After the PAT, the third quarter ended with the score Paul Hornung 31, Baltimore Colts 7.
Hornung had set a personal best and tied Hutson's single-game team record with one quarter to play. He would have the record alone just moments later.
Three plays into the fourth quarter, the Colts punted, and Wood ran it back 72 yards for the score. Hornung's kick gave him 32 points.
Then on the first snap of the Colts' next possession, Unitas lost a fumble that Dan Currie recovered, and Taylor's short TD run preceded another Hornung PAT to make it 33 points and a 45-7 final.
On the day, Hornung had three rushing touchdowns, one receiving TD, six PATs and one field goal. He rushed 11 times for 111 yards and caught three passes for 28 yards.
Green Bay's defensive performance had plenty to do with Hornung's record-breaking day, as the Packers finished with six interceptions in all – five against Unitas and another from Lamar McHan.
The victory was the Packers' third straight after a season-opening loss to the Lions in Milwaukee, and the winning streak would stretch to six games before, strangely enough, the Colts snapped it with a 45-21 triumph in Baltimore.
The Packers would immediately put together another four-game winning streak on their way to winning the Western Conference with an 11-3 record, 2½ games clear of second-place Detroit (8-5-1). A blowout victory over the New York Giants on New Year's Eve would give the Packers their first of five NFL titles in the Vince Lombardi era.
As for the single-game scoring record, Hornung would make two more runs at it but fall short. He scored 28 points (three TDs, four PATs, two FGs) on Sept. 16, 1962, vs. Minnesota, and he had 30 (five TDs) at Baltimore on Dec. 12, 1965.
Hornung would finish the 1961 season with 146 points, 30 shy of his record total from the previous year, but a number that still ranks No. 2 for a single-season in team annals. He also won the NFL's MVP award that year and went on to add the MVP in the NFL Championship Game, scoring 19 points in the 37-0 win for the title.


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Home More advice Politics & Law
What do you guys think about Obama being the new president???
I don't agree with what he is going to try and do...To me it's like he's trying to re-right history as then whatever change he is trying to bring has already been practiced, look for your self go through history and what he wants to do it's there just have to research it.
But, we should just except him! right? I am tired of people saying that...if you want to start looking up things that matter go to www.bloomberg.com or www.infowars.com they are great websites to read and learn...some of what they say aren't always right but a lot of what they say is true.
That is all I am going to say. You can agree or disagree with me but that is okay.
ummm I dont like him at all!!! im a reapublican all the way!!! and what has he done soo far??? nothing!!! hes too freakin busy picking out an ugly dog!!! people are going to be sooo srry that they voted for him! mccain and palin would have made a difference!!! and the fact he believes in abortion and homosexuality is disgusting!!! babys are living when they first start out when there 4 weeks old in the womb!! there real living babies!!! not jellyfish!!! those medical doctors are crack heads!
I'm a little troubled by him acting more like a centerist so far. I worry that his actions will end up too little too late if he isn't willing to break the mold.
The way I see it is that Obama isn't much of a progressive or populist but if he is successful that he will open the door for more progressive candidates in the future.
I'm a little troubled by him acting more like a centerist so far.
He may simply realize it will be more difficult to enact change at this point in time than previously thought.
I'm willing to cut someone like Obama an enormous amount of slack, given the mess he has to deal with on all fronts.
I'm THANKFUL that he is going to be our next president. I'm so excited that he won!
I think it's sad that he hasn't even been sworn in yet, and people are already doubting him, give the man a chance, see what he does - and then if you want to complain, go ahead, but you have to give him a chance.
lol wouldnt be a suprise to a lot of you that I dont care for Obama, his politics, his antics, or the fact that he is president lol drives me crazy
haha gotta stop there or youll get like a ten page long answer from me that noone wants to read lol
I'm just hopeful he'll take the country in a positive direction - no nation has taxed it's way into prosperity and that's what bothers me, but I hope he's successful in all areas as in 7 days he will be my President.
This is what I think (I am not American by the way). I think he is a lot better that your previous president but I do think that everyone is expecting way to much from him at the moment.
my president is black & sexy. =]
I just wish people would stop the racist ish..
dammm!!!your 46?woah!lol juts kiddin...my dad has your age...im 13
he hasn't even been president yet haha give him time
Whether it be anyone,All are The Same.
im really happy obama won


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Old Ground Hotel
Originally a manor house dated back to the 18th Century, the Old Ground Hotel combines the warmth of a country house with the luxury of a contemporary Irish hotel, whilst being ideally located in the heart of Ennis.
Situated on the main street of Ennis, the Old Ground Hotel is in the heart of the market town and only 20 minutes from Shannon airport. It is an ideal base for those wishing to explore the Clare countryside.
Private events including weddings (with a red carpet arrival), conferences and banquets can also be held at the hotel.


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Not only does a wage gap exist between people of color and white colleagues, but there is also a discrepancy in pay between genders. In this blog, our New Jersey employment law team explores the gender wage gap, and what we can do to help fight against it.
Looking at the Numbers
When looking at the gender wage gap, there are two different numbers to consider:
- The uncontrolled gender pay gap: Measuring the median salary for all men and all women regardless of factors like job type, seniority, location, industry, and years of experience.
- The controlled gender pay gap: Measuring the median salary for men and women who hold the same job with the same qualifications.
In 2021, women are earning $0.82 for every $1 earned by men under the uncontrolled wage gap, while women are earning $0.98 for every $1 earned by men under the controlled wage gap according to payscale.
Apart from the wage gap simply between men and women, the difference in pay is even larger between women of all races and ethnic groups and white men. Native American women and Native Alaskan women suffer the largest gap, earning $0.69 for every $1 earned by white men, while Black women earn $0.97 for every $1 earned by white men.
Fighting For Equal Pay
Fighting for equality in pay may seem like a daunting task that is out of our control, but this is untrue. One way women have worked to accomplish this is by utilizing class action lawsuits.
Class action lawsuits occur when a group of individuals who have all been affected in similar ways files a single lawsuit to seek compensation as a group. While these are often filed against manufacturers whose negligence has caused injuries to consumers, they can also be used by women who have collectively suffered from the gender wage gap.
One of the benefits of these lawsuits is they do not cost nearly as much as filing individual claims, with costs being split between all of the plaintiffs.
Contact our New Jersey Employment Law Team Today
We understand the difficulty and frustration that comes with not being paid the amount you are owed. With compassion and persistence, we aim to make the world a safer and more equitable place for those who have been afflicted.
Get in touch with us today through our website or give us a call at 856-751-5505 to find out how we can help you pursue the justice you deserve.


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Grind Rough Notch on Grinding Wheel
Rough Scribed Lug
Rough Marking for Notch Cuts using Lugs as a Guide
Henry James Jig – BB Drop and Chainstay Length
Henry James Jig – Seatpost Angle Setup
Bicycle Frame Building – Finally!
Tubing – Thanks to Joe Bringheli. While I have only dealt with him for my first tubing purchase he as more than helpful and delivered real fast. I will be learning about tubing for the rest of my life from the looks of it.
Lugs – Joe was out of lugs when I called so I got these from Nova Cycle Supplies. Long Shin make them and as far as I can tell seem pretty nice. Like tubing, I will be learning all about lugs for a long while as well.
Finally for this post I got my Henry James jig up in the stand and will start getting acquainted with it soon. Great jig I was able to find used! Can't wait to put it to use.


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Millennium Point
A snazzy, cutting edge venue just 10 minutes from Birmingham city centre, where science, technology and learning are at the forefront. You name it, you can do it here: exhibitions, product launches, presentations, conferences, seminars, training days, board meetings, receptions, banquets, even lively outdoor events with street food, entertainment and stalls.
Right at the heart of Millennium Point is Atrium, a huge five storey, open plan public space of 420 square metres unbeatable for exhibitions and product launches, with drive in access; it's got an amazing 44ft wide projection facility and a maximum capacity of 500 people. Auditorium, with its own registration area is also superb for large scale events for up to 350 delegates. Overlooking Atrium is Platform, giving you 200 square metres of floor space for 250 delegates, and there's a built-in bar, lounge area, stage, registration desk, and a back of house office for separate hire.
With a high footfall, Concourse has the same space and capacity and is great for exhibitions, performances and receptions, with the latest pop up gallery walls. For discreet conferences, seminars and business meetings, Connect comprises 5 inter-connecting rooms for up to 120 people; use as one space, two, or five. Mix and match those rooms, the largest holds 100 delegates, use the others for smaller meetings or for break out space.
Millennium Point has two areas for upbeat outdoor events; Promenade is a 100 square metre south facing pathway with a spectacular 74 m long water feature, and it's right next to Eastside Park. Ingress is smaller, but both have outdoor power supplies and make a fabulous setting for food festivals and outdoor exhibits.
You'll have superspeed wifi, cutting edge AV technology, presentation and signage facilities, plus a support team on hand. There's a range of catering options from canapes and working lunches to lavish banquets, and a very attentive team will help to arrange and manage your event. Book one of these fantastic spaces and know you're supporting STEM – science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and education in the West Midlands; all profits from commercial hire are filtered back into this worthwhile charity.
Millennium Point is just 5 minutes' walk from Moor Street station, and only 10 minutes travel time from J6 of the M6. Right next to the venue is a multi-storey car park.
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Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–July 11, 2016. For most people, national parks bring to mind gorgeous landscapes of mountains, coastlines, deserts and forests teeming with wildlife. Yet many of the 412 locations in the National Park System include historic buildings that tell stories of the people who built them and how they were used. Some of the architecture is simple, some enters into the realm of art, but all of it is worth preserving. Visit these sites and you'll find that the works of people can often equal the inspiration of nature.
Scroll down to see stunning examples of important architecture in national parks and find a site near you!
Upper left image – Mesa Verde National Park. Photo by John Campione (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower left image – Wukoki Pueblo at Wupatki National Monument. Photo by Thomas Piekunka (www.sharetheexperience.org). Upper right image – Sny Magill Mound Group at Effigy Mounds National Monument. Photo by National Park Service. Lower right image – Path to the Earth Lodge at Ocmulgee National Monument. Photo by National Park Service.
Native American Sites
Native Americans were the first builders on this continent, and national parks across the country preserve the remains of their architecture. Visiting these sites can feel like going back in time and connecting with the memories of ancient cultures. Famous cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado and the pueblos at Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico teach us about the first settlers of the Southwest. Ocmulgee National Monument in Georgia preserves major earthworks of the Mississippian culture and evidence of over 17,000 years of continuous human habitation. Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa boasts 191 mounds within the monument — 29 of which are animal-shaped. The size and scale of these remains are a testament to the ingenuity and abilities of the people who built them even when their reasons for doing so remain a mystery.
Upper left image – Paradise Inn at Mount Rainier National Park. Photo by National Park Service. Lower left image – Historic picture and modern day Many Glacier Hotel at Glacier National Park. Photo by Andrew Englehorn, National Park Service. Upper right image – Old Faithful Lodge at Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Jim Peaco, National Park Service. Lower right image – Interior of Lake McDonald Lodge at Glacier National Park. Photo by Jacob W. Frank, National Park Service.
The first wave of visitors to the western parks came by railroad. To house them in luxurious style, railroad companies built grand lodges and inns to match the amazing scenery. Bringing the outdoors inside, towering timbers and local stone turned these hotels into adventurers' castles. This rustic style became known as "parkitecture" and continues to welcome and inspire visitors and designers today. Old Faithful Inn at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, Many Glacier Hotel and Lake McDonald Lodge at Glacier National Park in Montana, Grand Canyon Lodge and the El Tovar Hotel in Arizona, and Paradise Inn at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington are architectural wonders that blend into the surrounding landscape and are must-sees even for visitors who prefer tents and open air.
Left image – The Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Washington Monument. Photo by Richard Paige (www.sharetheexperience.org) Upper right image – The interior of the Jefferson Memorial. Photo courtesy of Nathan Jones. Lower right image – The Lincoln Memorial. Photo by Joseph Gruber (www.sharetheexperience.org).
America's Front Yard
The National Mall and Memorial Parks in Washington, D.C. could be considered the greatest outdoor classroom in America. Each memorial tells an important story of our history with the buildings themselves providing places for demonstration and inspiration. The Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial imitate ancient temples with artistic sculptures as their focal points. The Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial is a fascinating landscape of stone, water and wisdom. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was controversial when its black walls were built in 1982 but has since been recognized as a cherished and influential work of art. Walking among these sacred structures will make you proud to be an American.
Upper left image – The Arch against a purple sky. Photo by Tyrone Castle (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower left image – The Arch and St. Louis at sunset. Photo by Jim Williams (www.sharetheexperience.org). Right image – The Arch glows silver in the moonlight. Photo by Bob Kinnison (www.sharetheexperience.org).
Gateway Arch, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
Known simply as "the Arch," architect Eero Saarinen's stainless steel construction dominates the St. Louis skyline. Finished in 1965, the Gateway Arch reflects St. Louis' role in the Westward Expansion of the United States during the 19th century. The park is a memorial to Thomas Jefferson's role in opening the West, to the pioneers who helped shape its history and to Dred Scott who sued for his freedom in the Old Courthouse — framed in many views through the Arch. Standing 630 feet tall, it is the tallest memorial in the U.S. and its ingenious elevator design allows visitors to enjoy the incredible views.
Upper left image – A living history drill at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine. Photo by Howard Lessey (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower left image – Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas National Park. Photo by Mark Reinnoldt (www.sharetheexperience.org). Upper right image – A Civil War artillery shell in the walls of Fort Sumter National Monument. Photo by Matthew Seward (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower right image – Fort Sumter National Monument. Photo by National Park Service.
Military Forts
On battlefields, trade routes and waterways across our country, forts serve as engineering marvels and memorials to those who fought and fell. From hastily made wood fortifications to massive masonry structures, these forts tell different stories about the people who built them, how they lived and the events that changed America's history. Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine has guarded Baltimore Harbor since 1798 and is best remembered as the inspiration for our National Anthem. Fort Sumter in South Carolina still wears the scars from the first shots of the Civil War. One of the largest forts ever built, Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas National Park helps tell stories of strife and suffering in one of the most beautiful places in our country — the Florida Keys.
Left image – Cape Hatteras Lighthouse at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Photo by Stacy Abbott (www.sharetheexperience.org). Upper right image – Bass Harbor Head Light at Acadia National Park. Photo by Jeremy Stevens (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower right image – Old Point Loma Lighthouse at Cabrillo National Monument. Photo by Scott Murphy (www.sharetheexperience.org).
Few images are as evocative as a lighthouse standing sentry on a rocky shore — the guardian of sailors and passengers as they navigate the formidable currents, fierce storms and shifting shoals of America's coastal and inland waterways. Since the establishment of the first lighthouse in America at Boston Harbor in 1716, lighthouses have played a critical role in providing safe passage for all maritime activities. Many are now listed as National Historic Landmarks and although their form and appearance vary according to region or the body of water they guard, lighthouses remain popular sites for national park visitors.
Upper left image – Clingmans Dome observation tower at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Photo by Mary Burkart Hotmann (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower left image – Painted Desert Community Center at Petrified Forest National Park. Photo by National Park Service. Upper right image – Old Gettysburg Cyclorama at Gettysburg National Military Park. Photo courtesy of Library of Congress. Lower right image – Visitor Center at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. Photo by Pamela Hobbs (www.sharetheexperience.org).
Mission 66
In an effort to improve the parks for the National Park Service's 50th anniversary in 1966, the agency began a massive building program called Mission 66. Not only were roads, bridges and trails added and improved, but new park facilities and visitor centers were built. Moving beyond the rustic, the new contemporary style emphasized clean lines and functionality. The social acceptance of modernism and its use in the parks was also a matter of urgency and economics. The Park Service needed to serve huge numbers of people as quickly as possible, and despite increased funding, it had to do so on a limited budget. The materials that modern buildings were composed of — inexpensive steel, concrete and glass –allowed more facilities to be built for more parks.
Upper left image – Close up of the face and crown of the Statue of Liberty. Photo by Stephen Kuchera (www.sharetheexperience.org) Lower left image – The Statue of Liberty at sunset. Photo by Sreenath Kottapuzhackal (www.sharetheexperience.org). Right image – Looking up at the Statue of Liberty. Photo by Paul Ganas, National Park Service.
A Gift of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty (the full name is actually "The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World") was a gift of friendship from the people of France to the United States and is recognized as a universal symbol of freedom and democracy. Artfully designed by Auguste Bartholdi and brilliantly engineered by Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, the copper statue stands 151 feet tall and weighs 156 tons. Between its dedication in 1886 and its designation as a national monument in 1924, almost 14 million immigrants passed under Lady Liberty, arriving in the land of their dreams. The sight of this iconic statue standing proudly in New York harbor is something you'll never forget.
Upper left image – Tumacácori National Historical Park. Photo by Barbara Nergaard (www.sharetheexperience.org). Lower left image – Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. Photo by JoAnne Devine (www.sharetheexperience.org). Right image – San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. Photo by Jeff Eagen (www.sharetheexperience.org).
Hispanic Heritage Sites
The architecture of Florida, Texas and the Southwest are still influenced today by the buildings of early Spanish settlers. Red, beige and cream brick walls are ornamented with elaborate columns and arches. Preserving these historic buildings has been an important part of our nation's cultural heritage for over a century. In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt issued an executive order establishing Tumacácori National Monument in Arizona as the first national monument designated to protect a historic building or structure. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in Florida preserves the oldest existing structure in the continental U.S. These places also reflect the National Park Service's commitment to telling the Hispanic American story.
Left image – King home at Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Photo by National Park Service. Upper right image – Recreated cabin at Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial. Photo by National Park Service. Lower right image – Home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt National Historic Site. Photo by National Park Service
Historic Homes
From Abraham Lincoln's boyhood cabin to the massive estate of Franklin Delano Roosevelt or the family home of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the historic homes of famous Americans serve as windows into the past. The materials and building techniques used in these structures represent many different time periods, social classes and regions in the country. From the private homes of presidents and activists, these places influenced the people who shaped our history and culture. Often found in urban centers, they are among the easiest national park sites for people to visit.
For more information on the National Park Service and historic preservation, please click here.
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Live edge slab Waterfall coffee table
This is a waterfall table made from a slab cut from tree in my yard and air dried. The wood is oak with live edge and some spalting on leg area. It is about 2" thick. Due to the live edge I had to do some hand tool work to match mitered edges. Angle cuts were done with track saw and secured with dominos and TB III glue. The natural crack in the wood was celebrated and accented with three bow ties on top and mirrored in location on bottom. Top bow ties are walnut and bottom ones are made from cut off pieces from sam slab. The table was then Clamped glued and dried. Finish is 5 coats of Arm-r-seal sanded between with 800 grit. Hair pin legs were attached and it's a showpiece. #waterfalltable
First angle cut
Second cut
Checking alignment
Ready for dominos
Dry fit pretty nice 👍
A little shaving off the edge to match live edges with sharp chisel
Nice day to sand outside. Always wear dust protection.
First time using Arm-r-seal and loved it but you do have to know to just whip on one direction and leave it alone.
Dry fit again and ready for glue up
The grain is just amazing. Oak is under rated in my POV
Used scraper for those squirrelly spots of grain in multi direction
Finished product came out nice


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Glenn served his country in the Navy, but now he was having a hard time. He had very little income, and, when the City suspended his Driver's License for parking tickets he could not afford to pay, he came to CVLS for help. Thanks to our partnership with the Illinois Armed Forces Legal Network (ILAFLAN), CVLS was took care of his problem.
CVLS gave Glenn's case to Justice Entrepreneurs Project (JEP) Fellow Seth McCormick. JEP is a small firm incubator project, facilitated by the Chicago Bar Foundation. Solo practitioners who want to start their own socially-conscious law firms partner with the CBF and legal aid to learn how to offer quality representation at a lower price, sometimes called "low-bono". After a successful career representing larger financial interests, Seth was ready to start his own firm to serve the less advantaged.
Seth helped Glenn file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and take part in the City of Chicago's Fresh Start Program. Although traffic tickets are not normally dischargeable in Bankruptcy, the City's Self Help Program will forgive the debt for eligible bankruptcy filers, like Glenn. With his debts were discharged, Glenn's license was reinstated. Thank you, Glenn, for serving our country, and thank you, Seth, for being there when he needed you.


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Pfäfers: 820 meters
Vacation in Pfäfers
Welcome in Pfäfers
Pfäfers is a nice village near Bad Ragaz, with quiet mountain lakes and the breathtaking mountain stream the Tamina. The village is best known for its hot springs, which were used already in 1242.
Mountain Sports
A perfect region for vacationers who enjoy mountaineering. On hiking trails, while climbing, or during extensive opportunities for mountain biking.
Water Sports
A region where even surfing is possible, on green-blue lakes set against a picturesque landscape. Also for fishing, the region has much to offer.
Worth seeing is the former monastery church, which in 1694 was built in Baroque style, and still can be seen in original condition.
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Am Platz 1 7310 Bad Ragaz
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