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|03 Jul 2012
H100 pump makes somewhat loud grinding noise
Just finished installing my upgrades to my computer, including a nice new H100, and it would appear my hopes for a silent PC one day have been blown out of the water, with this cooler at least. The pump unit is making a sound like...well...a loud pump really, a constant grinding/buzzing/humming noise, kinda like a failing hard drive spinning. I know for a fact they are not meant to perform this way, and I have read many topics about this, but I am a little uncertain still.
Has anyone actually encountered this problem and/or knows how to fix it? Replies I have seen involve:
-Shaking it/bending pipes/generally moving it about (perhaps moving air bubbles?)
-Lowering the voltage (apparently at 12V the pump can be prone to this)
Obviously the shaking/moving thing is a pain cause you just gotta keep doing it till it works (or doesn't), and it requires the removal of the block which requires thermal paste to be reapplied, etc, pain in the ass. The voltage thing sounds very plausible, but I'm not sure exactly how to fix it.
Can anyone give me a specific/accurate explanation of what the noise is and/or how I can (prefereably not might, but rather can) fix this?
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|03 Jul 2012
This site here had quite a few solutions such as those I mentioned earlier:
Corsair H100 pump noise
I have tried tapping the pipes, that only made it a bit louder, and I've cycled through the pump settings but that has done nothing. I don't want to remove the block because I'm in debt and I have no thermal paste I can use if I need to replace what is on there already which is probably a good idea. I have no molex to molex adapter I can use to make a makeshift voltage adapter either. Bit of a predicament :P
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|03 Jul 2012
Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1
ello tomhaits a comon problem with the h100. i have read a few threads about it and it seems most people that have this problem dont have the fans running off the pump.
if its really loud and does'nt stop after a few days u can rma it.i have 2 fans run off the pump and dont get the grinding noise but i have'nt tried it with the fans run off my mobo.
there is a fix for it though if u wnt to mess about Corsair H100 Pump Noise Fix - YouTube
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|03 Jul 2012
I have
-The 3 pin from the h100 plugged into the motherboard cpu header
-The molex from the h100 plugged directly into a 12V molex from my power supply
-The 2 original fans that came with the h100, plugged into the h100
I am thinking I may attempt an RMA, but here in New Zealand it is such a pain. Do you generally go through the store you got it from? Or directly from corsair?
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|03 Jul 2012
I get pretty much that exact sound from my h100 that the guy in the video did. I'm going to have a look around but I don't think I have any molex adapters to use or anything :P not to mention I have no idea where to find diodes, i've tried to look but I barely know where to start.
Quick look, lots of female molex but no male.
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|03 Jul 2012
Windows 10 64 bit
I have the "80" model and the fans are noisy with this, too. I'm building a new system for my recording studio and may have to do something different for the CPU cooler. I'll see once I get the case side panels on and its sitting in in the bottom (open) of my computer desk.
It only takes about three minutes (with the sides off of the case) for the fans to speed up. I have it set for the lowest speed with the speed switch but that doesn't make any difference. Its not the CPU temperature as its running in the 20's (C).
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Shu-Chien Wang, Luan-Yin Chang, Po-Ren Hsueh, Chun-Yi Lu, Ping-Ing Lee, Pei-Lan Shao, Yu-Chia Hsieh, Feng-Pin Yen, Chin-Yun Lee, Li-Min Huang
Departments of Pediatrics and Laboratory Medicine, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei; and Department of Pediatrics, China Medical University Hospital, Taichung, Taiwan
Received: May 12, 2007 Revised: June 12, 2007 Accepted: August 2, 2007
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Campylobacter infection is recognized as a major cause of acute enteritis in humans. The clinical characteristics may vary in different countries. This study investigated the clinical manifestations of pediatric Campylobacter enteritis in a medical center in northern Taiwan.
This was a retrospective review of Campylobacter enteritis infections at National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, from January 2000 to December 2006. All children who tested positive for Campylobacter, isolated from stool samples, were included in the study. Data collected and evaluated included the species of Campylobacter, age, gender, underlying disease, travel history, clinical manifestations and laboratory data.
A total of 104 patients had enteric campylobacteriosis. Campylobacter coli was grown from 24 patients (23.1%), while Campylobacter jejuni was found in 80 patients (76.9%). More than half of the infections (60.6%) occurred in children less than 5 years old. The male-to-female ratio was 2.46:1. Fifteen patients had underlying diseases (14.4%), such as hematologic malignancy, solid organ transplantation and liver cirrhosis. Watery diarrhea (93.2%), abdominal pain (92.0%), fever (81.2%), and vomiting (46.1%) were the most common clinical manifestations. Three episodes of campylobacteriosis appeared to be imported from Southeast Asia and 3 were acquired nosocomially. One patient, who did not have any underlying disease, developed Campylobacter bacteremia. No Guillain-Barré syndrome was noted in our patients and none of our patients died due to campylobacteriosis. While both diseases had similar clinical manifestations, infections caused by C. coli seemed to be more severe than those caused by C. jejuni, as evidenced by a higher incidence of decreased activity and pus cells in the stool in patients infected with C. coli.
Even in patients with bacteremia or underlying disease, enteric campylobacteriosis usually runs a benign course regardless of treatment with antimicrobial agents in children in northern Taiwan.
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A city's board of appeals satisfied the requirement of G. L. c. 40A, Section 15, that it set forth "the reason" for its decision, where the board's statement showed that four of its five members concurred in nullifying a certain building permit on the ground that the permit holder had not commenced construction within the time allowed by the city's special permit granting authority, even though the members of the board reached that conclusion by divergent reasoning; however, where it appeared that at least one member had based his or her vote on a clearly erroneous ground, the decision did not have the votes of the super-majority required by Section 15, and could not stand. [566-568] LYNCH, J., with whom LIACOS, C.J., joined, concurring.
CIVIL ACTION commenced in the Land Court Department on November 21, 1990.
The case was heard by Marilyn M. Sullivan, J., on a motion for summary judgment.
The Supreme Judicial Court on its own initiative transferred the case from the Appeals Court.
Laura W. Brock, Assistant City Solicitor, for Board of Appeals of Newton.
Thomas M. Sobol for the plaintiff.
O'CONNOR, J. The plaintiff owns a 147,000 square foot parcel of land in the city of Newton. On November 2, 1987, the board of aldermen of Newton (aldermen) approved the plaintiff's site plan and request for a special permit for the demolition of existing structures and the construction of an
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eighty-four unit multi-family housing development on that land. On November 24, 1987, after the expiration of the appeal period without an appeal having been taken, the city clerk issued a notice of the special permit. The special permit contained specified conditions including the following: "That this Special Permit and Site Plan Approval be exercised within a period of one year from the date of approval of this Board Order. Within this Board Order the Term `exercise' shall mean the commencement of construction which necessitate[s] the issuance of a Building Permit. The construction on the Land shall be continuous, and not `phased.' Within this Board Order the term continuous shall mean construction until completion of all buildings, subject to unavoidable interruptions by weather, Acts of God, and the like."
On May 11, 1988, the plaintiff notified the Department of Environmental Protection of oil contamination from underground storage tanks at the site, and thereafter cleanup was undertaken. On June 9, 1988, the Newton fire department notified the plaintiff that the plaintiff's emergency access plan was not acceptable. The special permit required fire department approval as a prerequisite to the issuance of a building permit. Although the record is not entirely clear, the plaintiff asserts, and the defendants do not dispute, that on March 27, 1990, a basic agreement was reached between the plaintiff and the Newton fire department regarding emergency access issues. In the meanwhile, on October 18, 1988, the Newton commissioner of inspectional services (building inspector) issued the plaintiff a building permit for construction of a foundation, and one week later the foundation work began.
The plaintiff applied for another building permit for construction of "Building D," on June 8, 1990, and the building inspector issued that permit on August 14, 1990. On August 16, the defendant abutters appealed to the board of appeals of Newton (board) as authorized by G. L. c. 40A, Sections 8 and 14 (1) (1990 ed.), and the board held a hearing the following month.
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The board, with four members participating, unanimously "approved" the appeal. If, contrary to the plaintiff's contention, that approval was lawful, it had the effect of nullifying the building permit that had been issued on August 14. The board's decision states, "Although a consensus was not reached among the members, various reasons for the approval were stated as follows:
"1. That construction as required by the Special Permit did not begin prior to the expiration of the one year requirement of the [aldermen's] Order.
"2. Tolling of the time within which to exercise the Special Permit occurred between June 9, 1988 [when the fire department notified the plaintiff that the emergency access plan was not acceptable] and March 27, 1990 [when the plaintiff and the fire department came to an agreement].
"3. The Partnership [plaintiff] did not proceed with due diligence, after receipt of the waiver Approval [from the Department of Environmental Protection] on May 6, 1989, to commence the cleanup of the contaminated soil until June of 1990 and, therefore, that period of time cannot be counted as tolling the time within which to exercise the Special Permit."
The plaintiff appealed from the board's decision to the Land Court pursuant to G. L. c. 40A, Section 17 (1990 ed.). The plaintiff's complaint contains three counts. Count 1, characterized therein as a "Procedural Appeal," asserts that the board "failed to reach a decision and conclusion" because it had not come to a consensus "as to any reason for its revocation of the building permit for Building D" nor had it set forth clearly "the reason for its decision." Count II, termed "Substantive Appeal under G. L. c. 40A, Section 17," alleged among other things that the board's decision "exceeds [its] authority" because "[a]s a matter of law, the procurement of, and commencement of work under, the March 1988
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building permit for demolition and the October 1988 building permit for a foundation satisfied the one-year exercise period set forth in the Special Permit." In Count III, the plaintiff asserts its right to relief under G. L. c. 240, Section 14A, "[i]f relief is not granted under Counts I or II." In view of our holding in this case, we need not further describe Count III.
The plaintiff moved for summary judgment on Counts I and II. A judge in the Land Court, addressing the motion only as to Count I, allowed the motion. In an explanatory memorandum, the judge focused on the language in G. L. c. 40A, Section 15, requiring that "[t]he concurring vote of four members of a board [of appeals] consisting of five members . . . shall be necessary to reverse any order or decision of any administrative official under this chapter." She focused also on the provision that "[t]he board shall cause to be made a detailed record of its proceedings, indicating the vote of each member upon each question . . . and setting forth clearly the reason for its decision and of its official actions." The judge concluded that "the statute clearly requires that the Board set forth the reason for its decision, and this the Newton Board was unable to do since there was no reason on which the four members agreed. Accordingly the Board reached no decision and should have dismissed the appeal." Based on that reasoning, the Land Court judge annulled the decision of the board and dismissed the defendant abutters' appeal to the board. The judge neither reached the plaintiff's contentions with respect to Count II nor a second argument the plaintiff had advanced in reference to Count I, that the board's decision was fatally flawed because it is apparent that at least one of the board members based his vote on a clearly erroneous ground.
The board and the abutters appealed from the judgment entered in the Land Court and the failure of the Land Court judge to order judgment in their favor. We transferred the appeal here on our own initiative. We now affirm the judgment entered in the Land Court, although our reasoning differs from that of the judge.
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In response to a plaintiff's motion for summary judgment, "[t]he judgment sought shall be rendered forthwith if the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories, and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law." Mass. R. Civ. P. 56 (c), 365 Mass. 824 (1974). Here, all parties have moved for summary judgment. They agree, as do we, that, with respect to Count I, there is no genuine issue of material fact. The resolution of this case depends solely on the answers to questions of law. We agree with the defendants that the provision in G. L. c. 40A, Section 15, requiring a concurring vote of four members of a board of appeals consisting of five members means only that four members must agree on the result. Agreement as to reasoning is not required by that provision. On the other hand, we agree with the Land Court judge that Section 15's requirement that the board clearly set forth "the reason" for its decision means that four board members must agree on why they have reached a particular result. Unlike the judge, however, we are satisfied that the board's decision in this case did make clear that the board approved the abutters' appeal, thereby nullifying the building permit issued on August 14, 1990, because, in the four members' view, the plaintiff did not "exercise" the special permit within the time required thereby. The word "exercise" in the board's decision should be construed as having the same meaning given to it by definition in the special permit, that is, "the commencement of construction which necessitate[s] the issuance of a Building Permit." The decision shows that there was agreement among the four board members that construction was not commenced within the time required by the special permit. The decision sets forth the members' reasons in three numbered statements. Reason number "I" was that construction did not begin prior to the expiration of one year. Reason number "2" was that "[t]olling of the time within which to exercise the Special Permit" was, by implication, insufficient to permit construction to begin pursuant to the August 14, 1990, building permit, that is, tolling of
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the time to commence construction was insufficient to satisfy the commencement of construction requirement. Reason number "3" simply expressed the view that much of the tolling period referred to in reason number "2" "cannot be counted as tolling the time within which to exercise the Special Permit [that is, the time within which to commence the construction requiring the August 14, 1990, building permit]." Since the members reached the conclusion that construction was not commenced within the time required by the special permit, it is inconsequential that they came to that conclusion via various routes. We think that our conclusion in this regard finds support in such cases as Glover Realty, Inc. v. Board of Appeals of Swampscott, 362 Mass. 890 (1973), Shuman v. Board of Aldermen of Newton, 361 Mass. 758 , 764-765 (1972), and Shoppers' World, Inc. v. Beacon Terrace Realty, Inc., 353 Mass. 63 , 67-68 (1967).
Our conclusion, contrary to that of the Land Court judge, that the board satisfied the requirements of G. L. c. 40A, Section 15, with respect to concurrence and the setting forth of the board's reason for its decision, requires us to consider the plaintiff's further argument, in support of its motion for summary judgment on Count I, that the decision reveals that at least one of the four participating board members based his or her vote on a clearly erroneous ground. As the board's decision reveals, at least one member concluded that the running of the one-year commencement of construction period was tolled between June 9, 1988, when the Newton fire department notified the plaintiff that the plaintiff's emergency access plan was unacceptable, and March 27, 1990, when the plaintiff and the fire department reached an agreement. Subtracting that time, 656 days, from the period from November 24, 1987, when the special permit became effective, until August 16, 1990, when the abutters filed their appeal from the building inspector's issuance of the building permit for Building D, a total of 996 days, leaves 340 days, which is less than one year. The plaintiff correctly argues that the member or members who concluded that the tolling period was from June 9, 1988 to March 27, 1990, had to have committed a
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mathematical error to conclude that the plaintiff had failed to commence construction within the 365 nontolled days allowed by the special permit. That miscalculation, the plaintiff argues and we agree, demonstrates beyond doubt that the abutters "failed to garner the requisite supermajority vote of members of the Board predicated on legally tenable grounds, and thus the Land Court [judge] acted properly [pursuant to G. L. c. 40A, Section 17] by annulling the [d]ecision." [Note 2]
Judgment affirmed.
LYNCH, J. (concurring, with whom Liacos, C.J., joins). I join in the court's conclusion in the second part of its opinion that at least one member of the board based his or her decision on a clearly erroneous ground. I do not agree that "the provision in G. L. c. 40A, Section 15, requiring a concurring vote of four members of a board of appeals consisting of five members means only that four members must agree on the result" (emphasis supplied). Ante at 566. I do agree, however, that "four board members must agree on why they have reached a particular result." Id. In other words Section 15 requires concurrence among at least four members of a five-member board in the reason for the board's decision. The board conceded that no consensus was reached and that none of the various reasons for the approval attracted the necessary four votes. There was some support for the view that the appeal should be granted because construction was not begun
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on time, while others thought that the plaintiff did not proceed with due diligence. These concepts are completely different and depend on separate and distinct factual underpinnings. In such a situation there has been no consensus in the reason for the board's decision. I would therefore conclude that, where the board was unable to muster the required supermajority for the basis for its decision, it cannot set out a reason for its action as the statute requires.
The court says the reason for the board's action is that the plaintiff did not exercise the special permit by commencing construction within the time required. Ante at 566. This conclusion, it seems to me, overlooks the fact that one or more members agreed with that precise proposition, while others were unable to accept that premise, but believed instead that the appeal should be allowed because the plaintiff did not proceed with due diligence. In such circumstances the record of the board's proceedings does not demonstrate the reason for its decision.
[Note 1] Rachel Adler-Golden and Steven Adler-Golden.
[Note 2] The Land Court judge did not reach the question whether the plaintiff was entitled to summary judgment on Count II annulling the board's decision and dismissing the abutters' appeal to the board. The parties have limited their arguments on appeal to the propriety of the judgment favorable to the plaintiff on Count I. Therefore, we do not address Count II except to note that there is at least surface appeal to the plaintiff's argument advanced below that, since a building permit for the construction of a foundation was issued, and construction pursuant to that permit took place, within one calendar year from November, 1987, without regard for tolling periods, the special permit's requirement that it be "exercised" within one year after it was approved, that is, that construction pursuant to a building permit be commenced within that year, was met.


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The Department of Justice sent a letter Wednesday proclaiming that Governor McCrory's discriminatory law violates the US Civil Rights Act and Title IX. A deadline was given to repeal or stop enforcing HB2 by Monday. The Republicans have said that there will be no response by the Monday deadline, which could cost North Carolina billions of dollars in federal education funding.
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The department sent state leaders a letter Wednesday saying that the law violates the U.S. Civil Rights Act and Title IX – a finding that could jeopardize billions in federal education funding. Those laws ban discrimination in education based on sex and employment discrimination.
"We will take no action by Monday," Moore told reporters Thursday. "That deadline will come and go. We don't ever want to lose any money, but we're not going to get bullied by the Obama administration to take action prior to Monday's date. That's not how this works."
Moore said state leaders are still trying to determine their next steps. "Right now we're talking with our attorneys to see what our options are," he said. "We're going to move at the speed that we're going to move at to look at what our options are."
White House press secretary Josh Earnest distanced Obama from the order in his press briefing Thursday afternoon. "These kinds of enforcement actions are made independent of any sort of political interference or direction from the White House," Earnest said. "Those are decisions that are made entirely by attorneys at the Department of Justice."
Democrats in the legislature said the Department of Justice order gives plenty of time and should be addressed now.
"HB2 became law in less than 12 hours," Rep. Cecil Brockman, a High Point Democrat, said in a tweet. "Five days should be more than enough time to decide how to clean up after it."
Senate leader Phil Berger was less clear on what might happen – or won't happen – before Monday. "Obviously there'll have to be some response – you've got the deadline – but I don't see the legislature, as the legislature, taking any specific response," he said Thursday morning.
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SAGAMORE – Ousted Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas was the kind of boss who instead of focusing on how many cars were in the parking lot or bottom line sales numbers, focused on the well-being of his staff.
Sagamore Market Basket assistant store director Mike Harnden of Middleborough said that is why the company's staff is united in supporting him against the new management of the grocery chain.
Across the state, Market Baskets have been the scene of protests over the last four days because of the June firing of CEO Arthur T. Demoulas after a family dispute.
The company has 25,000 employees at 71 stores in New England. The Sagamore store with about 350 employees opened two years ago.
Arthur T. Demoulas is the son of the late Mike Demoulas who, with his brother George, took over ownership of Market Basket in the 1950s.
It was Mike Demoulas, Harnden said, who instituted the low prices and focus on customer service, while also making an extra effort to be kind to employees.
When Arthur T. Demoulas took over the company in 2000, he followed that model, Harnden said. "Same image. All for the customers, all for the employees," Harnden said.
"Low prices drives the volume and that's what makes it an exciting work place. What CEO takes care of the customers and the employees and takes care of corporate last?" Harnden asked.
Arthur T. Demoulas would visit the Sagamore store often, Harnden, an 18-year employee with the chain, said.
When he visited, he knew all the employees names and even sent them personal letters several times a year, along with bonus checks, said Kim-Ray Gomes and Allyssa Cooke, two employees who were outside the store yesterday offering petitions to customers.
Gomes, 28, who works as head of cakes and dessert in the bakery, has worked for Market Basket for four years.
She explained why employees feel so attached to the company.
"They make you feel like a family," she said.
She said individual employees received letters from Arthur T. Demoulas thanking them for their work and stating that the staff is the reason why the store is successful.
She said customer service is what brings business back to the store time after time. For her in the bakery department, customers frequently bring her thank you cards and letters for her efforts, she said.
As she spoke, customers drove by honking their horns in support.
Cooke, 27, has worked at Market Basket for only a few weeks as a bagger, training to be a cashier, but she is already on board with the protest.
She said the concern is that the new board of directors under Arthur S. Demoulas plans to sell the company or change the company or both.
"I love my job," she said. "We just want Arthur T. back in."
Harnden said that the protest outside the store Tuesday included a couple of customers joining the employees. The group was holding decorated poster boards saying, "Save Arthur" and "Save Market Basket."
"We're doing it the Market Basket way," Harnden said. "The whole company is united as one. Everybody is on board. We all want him back. We all know how important his role is with this company."
Harnden explained, "He'll come in the store and instead of asking about the parking lot or sales, it's 'How's your mum doing?' 'How's your wife?' He's really personable. He's one of a kind. I'm getting goose bumps just talking about it. Arthur T. is one of a kind."
Gomes and Cooke both said they were worried about their jobs and of what was going to happen to the company.
"I'm scared, to be honest," Gomes said. She said of people who have already been fired at the company, "280 years of experience" has already been lost.
The petitions employees are circulating ask customers to boycott the store until Arthur T. Demoulas is reinstated. Employees say that until that time, they are in a quiet protest mode.
Harnden said he is worried about the company under the new management. "They brought in two corporate America CEOs who know nothing about Market Basket. This is a promote from within company," he said.
Harnden said the company came together after the firing. "We made a decision as a company to protest, from the warehouse to the corporate offices to the stores now. We are working, but we're not going to do it until he comes back, full work," Harnden said.
The new management team includes Arthur S. Demoulas, who store employees believe will not uphold the strong customer service policies and low prices that the store is known for.
At the Sagamore location, Harnden said off-duty employees are participating in the "pleasant protest" activity outside the stores in order to explain to customers what is going on. "It's not a strike," Harnden said.
Harnden said customers on the Cape are being supportive of the cause and signing the petition.
No truck deliveries have come to the store since last Friday, Harmden said, and so shelves, especially for perishables, are spare and, in some cases, empty.
"The warehouse stopped sending trucks. The store is taking a hit. But the customers, especially down here on the Cape where Market Basket is new, are being so nice, so loyal, so understanding, and they all have Arthur T.'s back, it seems for the last three days with this protest going on," he said.
He said the lack of deliveries is most apparent in the produce and deli departments, as well as in seafood.
Harnden said employees are trying to send a message to management.
"We're trying to send a message that we run this company. It's our company. We built it. It's ours," he said.
As a customer exited the store yesterday, Gomes approached her to let her know what was happening at the store.
Another customer, Rose Saint Sauveur of Millford said she was upset about what was happening to the company.
"I cried. You want to find that place of comfort, instead of a place where they rack prices up. Everyone's very helpful," she said.
The company began as a single market opened in 1916 in Lowell by Athanasios and Efrosini Demoulas. The couple passed the store down to their sons, Mike and George Demoulas. In 1971, George Demoulas died, leaving Mike in charge. The third generation, Arthur T. Demoulas, who is Mike's son, and Arthur S. Demoulas, George's son, have been battling for control of the company since the 1990s.


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Tom Dart the Sheriff of Cook County and his deputies appears to be working hard to reduce the eviction backlog caused by the harsh winter
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Cold weather delays tenant evictions in Cook County.
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Brrrr… looks like Cook County eviction enforcement won't resume today
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Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound
the restless wave, Who biddest the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep, O hear us when we cry
to thee, for those in peril on the sea...
(NAVY HYMN Now Playing)
"They that go down to the sea in ships"
Tom will be dearly missed by all of us.
It is the sailor, not the reporter,Who has given us freedom of the press.
It is the sailor, not the poet,Who has given us freedom of speech.
It is the sailor, not the campus organizer,Who has given us the freedom to demonstrate.
It is the sailor, not the lawyer,Who has given us a right to a fair trial.
It is the sailor, like (TOM EVANS), who salutes the flag,
Who serves under the flag, And whose coffin is draped by the flag.
EVANS, Thomas "Sparky"Of Kalamazoo
Passed away December 10, 2009 at Borgess Hospital.
Tom was born October 25, 1925 in Convis Township, Calhoun County to Leonard and Josephine (Lynch) Evans
and had lived in the Kalamazoo area since 1957.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and the Korean Conflict.
Prior to his retirement in 1984, he was employed for 21 years at the Eaton Corporation
and later worked as a contract driver for the Kalamazoo Gazette for 29 years.
Tom was a life member of the Comstock V.F.W. Post #6252
and was a member of the Dad's Post #236.
Tom also was founder and president of the USS Tortuga Association
and was a member of the F.O.E. Schoolcraft Lodge Aerie #3531.
He also enjoyed bowling and golf and formerly was an avid hunter.
Tom was preceded in death by his parents and by a son Sam and 7 siblings.
On December 31, 1952 he was married to Barbara Elliott, who survives.
Also surviving are 6 children, Donna, Robert (Cheryl), Richard (Michelle),
John (Gina), Larry (Ana) Evans, all of Kalamazoo and Susie Evans of VanNuys, CA;
11 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; a sister Elizabeth (Reeder) Miller of Ft. Myers, FL; several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held on Tuesday at 11:00 am at the Langeland Family Funeral Homes,
Comstock Chapel, 6121 King Highway with Chaplain Tom Miller of the Comstock V.F.W. Post officiating.
Interment will be in Ft. Custer National Cemetery with military honors
by the Comstock V.F.W. Post.
Friends may meet the family on Monday from 2-4 & 6-8 pm at the Comstock Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorial contributions in Tom's memory
be made to the Comstock V.F.W. Post.
Please visit www.langelands.com to view the video tribute and leave a condolence to the family.
CMDCM Alt,
From: "CMDCM Alt, Steven F. (USS TORTUGA)"
Mr. Madrid,
We are currently underway with a massive schedule of events going on
-----Original Message----- Click here to go to Pics from USS Tortuga LSD-46 Memorial for TOM
Thank you for your prompt reply.
What you all are doing to honor our founder of the U.S.S. Tortuga Association(Tom Evans)
is commendable and we certainely appreciate it,
and we are sure that Barbara and the family will also appreciate it.
Her address is
1049 Darwood Ave, Kalamazoo, Mi 49004-1033.
Again we thank you all including your Commanding officer.
Jesus(Pancho) Velasquez
President U.S.S. Tortuga LSD 26/46 Association
Sent: Fri, December 11, 2009 10:19:54 PM
Subject: RE: Tom Evans
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Evans. You have a great
association and organization and it is with great appreciation the work
that Mr. Evans invested.
prior to getting home to Sasebo in a couple days.
Something I did this morning when I received your email,
was assemble a few Sailors together and we raised a new flag onboard the ship
while underway in Mr. Evans's honor.
We will take it down when we pull into Sasebo, fold it, and mail it to Mrs. Evans
with a nice certificate signed by our Commanding Officer and the date,
time, and latitudes and longitudes, that we flew
the flag in his honor. We will place it in a nice awards binder included
with picture of the USS TORTUGA (LSD-46) and additional photos of us
raising and taking down the flag. I will try to get information included
into the newsletter that will be coming out in a couple days.
Mr. Velasquez, I was writing this email as yours came across.
So, I added the addressees to this reply.
Can someone send me the mailing address for Mrs. Evans
so that I can mail the flag to her?
Will this action be worthy enough for your request?
Again, I am really sorry for the loss of a shipmate.
Steve Alt
Command Master Chief
From: Jeronimo Madrid [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 4:20 AM
To: CMDCM Alt, Steven F. (USS TORTUGA)
Subject: Tom Evans
Good morning Chief Alt:
I got off the phone with Jack Hammond about an hour ago where he
notified me of the passing of the USS Tortuga's Association founder,Tom Evans.
To me, a man that gave of his heart and soul to this organization.
If anyone could call the association his, that was Tom.
The man would never do that, because he felt it belong to those who
served aboard both ships.
After talking with Jack, we discussed ways in which we could honor Tom
for all his work.
Besides the military, and civil honors he'll receive,
how else could we honor the man and his family.
Jack and I discussed the possibility of the USS Tortuga
having some type of service that could be recorded and/or an article
in the ship's newsletter honoring Tom.
That then could be sent to his wife, Barbara.
I know that Barbara and the family would deeply appreciate any
and all that will be done for Tom.
Not knowing the answer there is only one way to find out.
So as Vice-President of the Association I am dutifully asking if there is a
possibility of honoring Tom.
I am sure that Pancho our association President will be contacting you as well.
Hopefully I have not disrespected anybody in this request.
Always a shipmate,
Jeronimo R. Madrid
Vice President
USS Tortuga 26-40 Association
From: "CMDCM Alt, Steven F. (USS TORTUGA)"
Mr. Madrid,
We are currently underway with a massive schedule of events going on
-----Original Message----- Click here to go to Pics from USS Tortuga LSD-46 Memorial for TOM
Mr. Madrid,
We are currently underway with a massive schedule of events going on
-----Original Message-----
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Stony Brook Southampton's first playwriting conference, the newest addition to the 30-year-old summer writers conference, kicked off last Wednesday with what any aspiring playwright would wish for: a chance to work with celebrated, successful playwrights plus a group of 15 actors from New York City's premier developmental theater, the Ensemble Studio Theater, on hand to breathe life into students' scripts.
Theater enthusiasts in the region can also enjoy the talent the new conference has gathered in Southampton. Between Thursday, July 16, and Thursday, July 30, the conference is host to five separate nights of contemporary plays open to the public, three of them still in the developmental stage—including two brand new works presented by the Ensemble Studio Theater and one monologue by Mike Daisey called "The Last Cargo Cult."
The playwriting conference is being led by Stephen Hamilton and Emma Walton-Hamilton, two of the founders of Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, who joined the Stony Brook Southampton faculty last year and organized the conference with the special needs of developmental theater in mind.
"When we say developmental theater, we're talking about the development of a new play," Mr. Hamilton said in an interview last week. "It's a very unique and personal thing for each playwright." He said most serious playwrights belong to organizations like the Ensemble Studio Theater, through which they can avail themselves of the services of actors to bring their scenes and dialogue to life.
Playwriting is the fourth summer discipline that Stony Brook Southampton's master of fine arts in writing and literature program now sponsors, after adding children's literature and screenwriting components to the Southampton Writers Conference last summer. The original core of the conference, with workshops in poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction, features writers such as Billy Collins, Frank McCourt, Roger Rosenblatt, Ursula Hegi and Alan Alda, as well as this year's keynote speaker, Richard Ford.
Robert Reeves, the director of the MFA in writing and literature program, said that adding the playwriting conference was a natural progression, considering the campus's Avram Theater underwent a $1 million renovation in 2008, and the Hamiltons joined the faculty in January.
"I prevailed upon them to join us and it occurred to me that something like this would match very well with what we were trying to do and what they're trying to do," Mr. Reeves said.
The children's literature conference ended last Sunday, and the screenwriting conference runs from July 29 until August 2, bookending the 10-day writers conference workshops that run from July 15 until July 26. The playwriting conference extends through all three sessions with a cap of 12 students in each of the four workshops.
"The idea was to have playwriting run concurrently with other conferences, so when we gather socially, you meet and learn from other people," Mr. Reeves said. A characteristic of all the conferences and the MFA program in general "is experimentation and cross-pollination," he added. "We share a lot of what we do and ask people to try things they haven't tried before."
Unlike fiction writers or poets, playwrights aim to turn a story from text into a living world that will enrapture an audience. As they write, they need actors to read their drafts and unfinished scenes on stage, so they can see and hear their characters and revise accordingly.
Mr. Hamilton and Ms. Walton Hamilton, veteran theater professionals, knew the significance for playwrights of having actors available. The couple had long been members of the Ensemble Studio Theater in New York City, which is made up of actors, established writers, directors and producers dedicated to the principle of giving playwrights access to those who can help them develop their work, and vice versa.
Luck would have it that the Ensemble Studio Theater, which had a long tradition of a summer residency program for its members in upstate New York, had lost its summer home and was looking for another just as the Hamiltons took the opportunity to run the conference. The Hamiltons offered the members of Ensemble a three-week residency. In exchange, "the actors are providing the meat for the labs," said Ms. Walton Hamilton, making sure each student's work gets read.
"From our history, we knew the most valuable workshop settings are those where there are actors, directors and playwrights in the same room. It's an industry standard," Ms. Walton Hamilton said. "We knew that was what we wanted to achieve. We knew we wanted it to be more interactive and developmental, less of a lecture and more of a workshop."
Ensemble actors will also present two readings of new plays for the general public. On Thursday, July 16, they will read "A Boy Called Newfoundland," written by Graeme Gillis and directed by William Carden. The play is not entirely finished, but is ready for a general audience, who will get a glimpse of the process of creating new work for the stage.


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Don't Get Swept Up in Leadership—Recognize the Value of Management
Some writers might tell you that management is simply an imitation of leadership, or that leaders and managers are one and the same these days.
Nothing could be further from the truth: managers can't copy leaders—they serve two very different functions. Leaders point the way; managers develop the means for that way to be achieved.
So, how do we combat the rapid expansion of the leadership obsession? How do we change popular perceptions of management so that every organization sees the true value of its managers?
We start with articles like this one.
Spark a Conversation
A conversation, of course, requires multiple participants. Luckily, I am not alone in this endeavor: a number of my colleagues are taking up the mantle of management as well. They recognize that we've overstated the importance of leadership, and we've underplayed the importance of management.
Now we're talking about it more. We're starting conversations, we're developing training, we're speaking about the issue: in short, we're offering tools to remind people of the importance of management.
It can be easy to forget how important management is from a productivity and performance standpoint, but managers are truly the backbones of any organization. Leaders don't do the hard work. They take a big-picture view, and they say "Strategically, when I look at the marketplace and the future, here's what we need to do to survive." Then, they simply repeat their vision over and over again.
The manager does the taxing work of translating leadership visions into real actions that achieve results: selecting the right people, making sure that they have the tools they need to perform, encouraging them, supporting them, developing them, etc.
Recognize the Consequences of Bad Management
The other thing that needs to happen to change the perception of management is that people need to be reminded of the impact of poor management. Most of us know it, we just don't focus on it, and bad management can be devastating, from a recruitment and retention standpoint.
When an employee leaves an organization unexpectedly, they rarely—if ever—leave because they disagree with leadership or dislike the company's mission or goal. In fact, the most common reason why employees leave is because of their relationship with their manager.
Good management, then, is important for preventing high turnover rates, which is a costly problem for any organization.
Without managers, nothing gets done: managers, after all, are the ones who oversee projects, ensure deadlines are met, and enable people to contribute at their highest levels. As long as companies see managers as copies or extensions of leadership, they won't be able to achieve real results.


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Advantages of Storage space Container Hot water heater
Using the appearance associated with winters, the hot water heater immediately gets a fundamental element of the everyday life. In the end, who want to consider bath along with chilly drinking water within winters? All of us require perfect way to obtain warm water within restroom in addition to within kitchen area. Marketplace is actually filled with range hot water heater and offers a person the possibility to find the greatest prior to your requirements. There are many kinds of drinking water heating units available for sale, such as Storage space container, Tankless, Incorporated space/water heating system techniques, photo voltaic drinking water heating units as well as Warmth pump motor drinking water heating units. All of them offers its pros and cons, however these types of storage space container is actually the one that is actually popular device. This kind of broad popularity of the device is a result of it's lengthy listing of advantages that's been talked about additional.
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Z-Onedoll ZO-162/F
The Z-Onedoll ZO-162/F is a female silicone love doll by Z-Onedoll. This doll has a body height of about 162 cm and weights ca. 35 kg (according to the manufacturer's specification).
Body measurements: 86 cm (breasts) / 64 cm (band) / 63 cm (waist) / 86 cm (hips) / 43 cm (shoulder width) / 72 cm (arm length) / 81 cm (legh length) / 21 cm (foot length).
Many attributes of this body can be individually customized; for example, the skin color, eye color, and the hair color can be configured according to personal preferences.
Please choose your desired configuration from the following options.
- If you are not sure which option to choose, we will gladly give advice: View contact form.
- If you choose "doesn't matter", we will decide together with the manufacturer corresponding with availability.
- If you have special requirements that are not available in the listed options, we will check with pleasure what is possible: View contact form.
Current promotion - As a limited time offer, Z-Onedoll gives away one (of two) options for free. You can choose either
- body heating for free, or
- a 2nd head head for free.
The following heads are compatible with the Z-Onedoll ZO-162/F body style:
aka Selena
Mfr ID: ZO-A02
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aka Penny
Mfr ID: ZO-A03
– Available –
aka Cheryl
Mfr ID: ZO-A04
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aka Mirabelle
Mfr ID: ZO-A05
– Available –
aka Sylvia
Mfr ID: ZO-A08
– Available –
aka Daisy
Mfr ID: ZO-A09
– Available –
aka Victoria
Mfr ID: ZO-A10
– Available –
aka Maggie
Mfr ID: ZO-A11
– Available –
aka Miku
Mfr ID: ZO-A12
– Available –
aka Spring
Mfr ID: ZO-A13
– Available –
aka Patricia
Mfr ID: ZO-A14
– Available –
aka Lydia
Mfr ID: ZO-A16
– Available –
aka Anna
Mfr ID: ZO-A17
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aka Jenny Lee
Mfr ID: ZO-A18
– Available –
aka Katherine
Mfr ID: ZO-A19
– Available –
aka Hanna
Mfr ID: ZO-A20
– Available –
For further information about a certain head, please click on the respective picture.
Usage and care:
Love doll. The ZO-162 by Z-Onedoll was developed as a love doll and allows vaginal, anal and oral sex - the latter depending on the head used.
The doll is water resistant to a certain degree and can be taken to the bathtub for cleaning. However, the ZO-162 must not be completely submerged as the neck area is not watertight and should be protected against splashing water and moisture.
Dolls with the "standing skeleton", "body heating", or "audio replay" options are not waterproof. ZO dolls with a standing skeleton can only take a shower if the feet are adequately protected against water and moisture. ZO dolls with electronics or animatronics should not be taken into the shower.
For cleaning it is recommended to use a mild hand soap and clear water. Strongly degreasing detergents and shampoos are to be avoided.
After drying, the doll can be powdered. As a powder, as well cornstarch (from the supermarket) as babypowder (from the drugstore) can be used. If you like fragrances, you can add a splash of your favourite perfume to the powder.
Storage. This doll is not designed for long-term hanging. The manufacturer recommends to store the ZO-162 laying flat on her back. A thick soft foam cushion helps to avoid compression marks.
Also, please note our general care instructions for silicone products!
Scope of supply:
The ZO-162's scope of supply includes
- the body and a head according to your choice,
- a pair of eyes (half-rounds) according to your choice,
- a wig according to your choice,
- a garment according to the manufacturer's choice,
- if applicable, a vagina insert (when the insert option was ordered).
Other accessories are not included with this doll.
However, some of the following 'factory gifts' might or might not be included in the shipment:
- plush blanket,
- condoms,
- TPE stain remover,
- TPE adhesive,
- powder,
- plastic comb,
- plastic enema,
- cotton gloves,
- additional wig.
These accessories change according to availability and are to be considered as optional 'factory gifts'.
Puchase and manufacturing process:
Customizing your doll and assembling the desired configuration. With the form above, you can assemble your desired configuration and then add it to the shopping cart. During the checkout, there is also the possibility to leave comments on the order, for example, if you have questions or customzation options do not fit into the order form.
The following customization options are currently available:
- Head - about 25 options;
- Eye color - four options (brown, blue, green, purple);
- Natural eye brows; learn more about Z-Onedoll's natural eye browns;
- Lip color - four options; learn more about Z-Onedoll's lip color options;
- Wig - 12 different wigs; view Z-Onedoll's wig options;
- Skin color - 4 options (light/white, normal/pink, light tan, coffee); learn more about Z-Onedoll's skin tone options;
- Areola size - four options, from extra small to extra large; learn more about Z-Onedoll's areola size options;
- Nipple color - six options, from light pink to dark brown; learn more about Z-Onedoll's nipple color options;
- Tattoo - 12 options; learn more about Z-Onedoll's tattoo options;
- Skeleton - 2 options (standing or not standing); learn more about Z-Onedoll's skeleton; because of her weight, the standing skeleton is not recommended for the ZO-162;
- Finger and toe nails - various options, including natural/clear; learn more about Z-Onedoll's finger nail options and Z-Onedoll's toe nail options;
- Vagina - two options (built-in/fixed or insert/removeable); we recommend the built-in vagina;
- Pubic hair style - 8 options, plus the default (shaven/no pubic hair); learn more about Z-Onedoll's pubic hair style options.
Additionally, there are some more options for
- Hanging - two options; learn more about Z-Onedoll's hanging options; and for
- Packaging - by default, the doll is shipped in a cardbord box; alternatively, she can travel in a flight case.
Last but not least, all ZO dolls can be equipped with body heating, and for some heads an audio replay feature is available; learn more about Z-Onedoll's body heating and audio replay.
The selected customization options are submitted to the manufacturer and will be confirmed. If certain configuration combinations are not feasible or special requests would lead to surcharges, you will receive a corresponding notification, or otherwise an order confirmation.
For certain models, you can select a Quality Level:
- Standard quality means that the doll is delivered as she is supplied by the factory. In case of controlled delivery, only a goods receipt check is performed. These are precisely the same products, which are referred to elsewhere as "premium quality". Experience has shown that made in Chinea products can be of a high quality, indeed - but also there may be variations in production quality.
- Best possible quality means that an extensive test procedure is carried out by an independent service provider on location in China. This procedure is called Personal Quality Check or in short PQC. More information about the PQC.
A final price offer for the chosen configuration is only made with the order confirmation. Up to this point, you can change configuration options at any time. If you are still unsure about some customizations, give yourself to a few days of contemplation. Only when you are completely satisfied with your desired configuration, you transfer the amount shown in the order confirmation.
Individual production. After payment has cleared, your ZO-162 will be individually manufactured and equipped according to the selected customization options. The lead time to make the doll is typically about 14-16 working days (as of March 2017). Usually, a couple of confirmation photos are made available by Z-Onedoll when the doll is completed in China.
Shipping. Upon completion, your ZO-162 will be carefully packed together with the selected head and delivered immediately to the shipping carrier. Shipping to to most destinations in the U.S. takes about one week. Your ZO-162 will most likely travel with Fedex; if you prefer alternative shipping options, please contact us in advance: View contact form.
For shipment tracking you will receive a tracking code. Within tracking, an estimated delivery date is given.
Individual customizations:
The following individual customizations are available for this product:
For more informationen about an individual customization, please click on the picture.
The following complementary videos are available for Z-Onedoll ZO-162/F:
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The 23rd of March felt like the busiest day I think I've ever known at Rich Coast and it unhelpfully coincided with my birthday. From 7am when I met our driver Carlos and Maurin to open up shop for some early Discover Scuba Divers until we had washed the gear from the night dive at 8:30pm I hardly had time to reflect that I was one more year into my thirties. Which isn't a bad thing at all really.
It was also the first night dive I co-ordinated at Rich Coast and Tom and I went along as deck hands in the dark conditions to help our captain, Jose. So instead of feeling like I was at work I decided to pretend I was on my own sunset birthday cruise. Maybe this is what it means to be in your 30's? Working instead of parting and then consciously denying the fact by pretending work IS the party. On a scale of 1 to depressing I would have to say it definitely makes an appearance!
Which ever way you look at it we set off from the shop at 5:30 and arrived at Tortuga at 6:15. The wind has been picking up in the afternoon and so there were a few cheeky but manageable waves; hence the blur on some of the photo's on our Facebook page! We had dolphins riding the wake in the sunset and they conveniently seemed to disappear every time I'd lined my camera up to take a photo. Still it was very nice of them to put in an appearance for my birthday.
At the site the divers descended into clouds of luminous plankton that create a magical glittering affect in the water and I waited for the next 50 minutes star gazing to the back drop of Jose's reggae music. I mean there are worse ways to spend your birthday I guess!
The divers came back with camera's full of nocturnal aquatic animal shots and there was just enough time after this long day to enjoy a beer in Coconuts bar.


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Saturday's Rio Nightlife Pick– Rock in Rio's second night presents headliners Red Hot Chili Peppers on the main stage. If you don't have tickets, rumor has it scalpers will be at the gates, but expect to pay a premium.
Rock in Rio (Barra de Tijuca)
The mega-concert event host NX Zero, Stone Sour, Capital Inicial, Snow Patrol and Red Hot Chili Peppers on the main Palco Mundo (World Stage), which countless others around the City of Rock.
Parque Olímpico Cidade do Rock – 2PM
Entrance: R$190 (sold out)
Paradiso (Botafogo)
Saturdays mean indie, pop, soul, electro, and rock with DJs Tito and Edinho.
Casa da Matriz – 11PM
Rua Henrique de Novaes 107, Botafogo – Tel: (21) 2226-9691 / (21) 2266-1014
Entrance: R$18 until midnight, R$18 after midnight for birthdays, R$20 with lista amiga or flyer, R$26 women, R$30 men
Caribbean (Botafogo)
Captain Jack Sparrow will fit in just fine tonight as wenches and pirates invade the good ship Pista 3.
Pista 3 – 11PM
Rua São João Batista 14, Botafogo – Tel: (21) 2226-9691
Entrance: R$15-25
Stereozero (Gávea)
The night starts with some lounge and indie rock music, so people can get together, chat, and have dinner. Then moves to funk and soul, club house and electro, so you can dance all night long.
00 (Zero Zero) – 8:30PM
Avenida Padre Leonel Franca 240, Gávea – Tel: (21) 2540-8041
Entrance: R$40
On The Rocks (Fosfobox)
One of Fosfobox's oldest parties rocks the indie and electro rock with DJs Wilson Power, Kleber TUma, Flávio Quest, DJ Focka, and the Lista Inimiga crew.
Fosfobox – 11PM
Rua Siqueira Campos 143/22A, Copacabana – Tel: (21) 2548-7498
Entrance: R$25 on Lista amiga until 1AM, R$30 on list after 1AM, R$35 otherwise
Ana Costa (Lapa)
Singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Ana Costa will present songs from her latest CD "New Targets."
Carioca da Gema – 11:30PM
Avenida Mem de Sá 82, Lapa – Tel: (21) 2507-3414
Entrance: R$25
Gafieira da Orquestra Republica (Lapa)
No less than eleven musicians, plus two DJs during set breaks, for a breakneck night of samba, choro, MPB, and forró.
Clube dos Democráticos – 10PM
Rua do Riachuelo 91/93, Lapa – Tel: (21) 9945-3244
Entrance: Women R$20, Men R$25, discount with lista amiga
Grupo Samba com Atitude (Barra da Tijuca)
If you have a craving for samba, live in Barra, don't have the energy to make it all the way to Lapa then this may be your best bet.
Bom Sujeito – 9:30PM
Est da Barra Tijuca, 18, Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro – Tel: (21) 2491-8955
Entrance: R$18 (lista amiga)
Live Music @ Balcony (Copacabana)
Great lunch specials, live music starting at 5:30PM and nightly drink specials and 20 percent off Entree plates for lunch and dinner until 7:00PM this month.
Balcony Bar
Avenida Atlantica, 1424, Copacabana – Tel: (21) 2541 8381
Entrance: Free
Boteco Salvação (Botafogo)
Traditional boteco style with some extra finishing touches. A cozy atmosphere with nice TVs and pool tables upstairs.
Boteco Salvação – 8PM
Rua Henrique de Novaes, 55, Botafogo – (21) 2226-9691 / 2539-0216
Entrance: Free
Mas Será o Benedito (Lapa)
Immense bar inside a beautifully decorated old mansion with two floors and even some pool tables. On the weekends expect a raucous crowd hungry for samba and pagode.
Mas Será o Benedito – 11PM
Av. Gomes Freire, 599, Lapa – (21) 2232-9000
Entrance: Check for nightly prices
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Hey guys/girls I know it's been a while since my last post so I wanted to give you a quick update on my status involving the Peace Corps.
Application Status before I vanished off the face of the.... this blog - Legally cleared. ( Which I just realized I probably didn't even mention that last post. Well that happened on like Feb. 28 or 26 I can't remember but I didn't realize untill March 3rd. Needless to say super excited!)
Application Status currently- Legally cleared
R.A.S.(Restless Applicant Syndrome) severity prior to last post - Palpable
R.A.S. severity currently- similar to Godzilla in Tokyo. I am Tokyo.
Needless to say I check my email allllll the time. I don't want to give an exact number because I am ashamed....
(Note. Not actually ashamed, I just can't count that high.)
((Note on the Note: Yes I can))
To catch you up on everything let me tell you how March was:
1st week: Midterms : Lack of preparation turns this week into chaos.
2nd week: Spring Break : A lot better than Midterms.
3rd week: School and R.A.S. kicks in hard, I email the Health Placement office to see where I'm at in the process. I then get an email back stating that I will get a response in 4-5 business days.
4th week: Exams, Papers, learning about Buddhism, and waiting for a response it has been 3-4 business days since the email has been sent.
I will update soon if I find out any more info regarding my application.
Until Next Time.


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Our philosophy is to provide bespoke yurt experiences, which deliver exactly what the customer wants at the best price possible
Your Hosts
The directors of Green Yurts, Phil Stockton and Alex Green, are lifelong friends who grew up together in Essex and have been keen festival goers since a young age. Alex spent a weekend in a yurt at a festival and liked it so much that he decided that to camp in style was the only way forward. He shared this insight with Phil and they decided to build a yurt as a little project building up to the summer. After taking it to a few festivals and parties and seeing it's diversity and how much everyone enjoyed it, the idea of Green Yurts as a company began to emerge.
Our Vision
In the beginning our philosophy was quite simple: to provide bespoke yurt hire packages that deliver exactly what the customer wants at the best price possible. We feel that staying in a yurt is an experience that everyone should have at least once in their life. For this reason we look to have as many different options available as we can so that our vision can hopefully become a reality. As we have evolved as a company it is not only yurts that this applies to. However, our core values of luxury, guest experience and value for money have remained at the forefront of everything we do.
Our Passion
We have a real passion and verve for outdoor events. In a world that is forever becoming more urbanised and technologically based we feel that enjoying the beauty of nature is of paramount importance. Luckily it seems that a lot of other people see the importance of this as well, with festivals, weddings and outdoor events.
We are always looking for enthusiastic, hardworking, positive people to join our team. We have a range of different roles available and a fun filled summer ahead.


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I got a script along with 3DS Max 2010 named StereoCamModifier_v1_0.ms. I tried running it but I came across this error reporting a Fileln exception. The error seems to come up in the following line:
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I have no idea as to how to go about fixing this issue as I am totally new to this Stereoscopic procedure. If it is necessary, I can post the entire script here. Also I would like to learn how to work with the Stereoscopic. Can someone help me with its basics? Also I came to know that Stereoscopic is also available with Maya. Can I learn how to get started using the version available in Maya? Please advice. Many thanks in advance for your valuable help.
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