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Arguably one of the most famous parks in the world, Central Park is a manmade wonder. Not only is it the first public park built in America, but it is also one of the most frequently visited, with over 25 million guests per year.
Set in the middle of bustling Manhattan, its grounds serve as a safe haven, not only for athletes, daydreamers, musicians, and strollers, but also for teems of migratory birds each year. One can spend an entire peaceful day roaming its grounds, gazing upon nearly 50 fountains, monuments, and sculptures or admiring its 36 bridges and arches.
With recreational facilities abounding, the more energetic won't have a problem finding a spot to skate, pedal, row, dribble, or climb to his or her heart's delight. Although Central Park has 21 official playgrounds, we like to think of it as one gigantic jungle gym in its peak season.
150 years' worth of visitors have enjoyed and recommended Central Park; don't you think it's time for your turn?
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Bring your family for a guided walk and discover why Central Park is a sanctuary for plants, animals, and humans alike....
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Belvedere Castle
Look! A castle on the horizon! What princes or princesses or meteorologists have stayed here?
- Baseball Fields
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- Bathrooms
- Bicycling and Greenways
- Dog-friendly Areas
- Eateries
- Fishing
- Fitness Equipment
- Great Trees
- Handball Courts
- Historic Houses
- Horseback Riding Trails
- Ice Skating Rinks
- Nature Centers
- Outdoor Pools
- Paddleboat Rentals
- Playgrounds
- Recreation Centers
- Soccer Fields
- Spray Showers
- Tennis Courts
- Volleyball Courts
- Wi-Fi Hot Spots
- Zoos and Aquariums
Directions to Central Park
- NYC Parks Joins The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service In Celebrating The Centennial Of The Migratory Bird Treaty
- NYC Parks Joins The U.s. Fish & Wildlife Service In Celebrating The Centennial Of The Migratory Bird Treaty
Capital Projects
- Arsenal Building Facade and Roof Reconstruction
- Arsenal Emergency Elevator Reconstruction
- Central Park South Reconstruction
- Citywide Deteriorated Electrical Systems Reconstruction (CNYG-1611MA)
- Citywide Electrical System Reconstruction at Pool Facilities
- 107th Infantry Memorial
- African Antelopes
- Albert Bertel Thorvaldsen Statue
- Alexander Hamilton Monument
- Alexander Von Humboldt Monument
- Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater in Central Park
- Shakespeare Garden
- Lasker Pool & Rink
- Broadway Show League
- Conservatory Water
- Aids Walk NY
- Central Park Skate Patrol
- Rustic Playground
- Empire Speed Skate
- Shakespeare in the Park
- Winter Jam
- It's My Park: Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads by Ai Weiwei
- Balto by Frederick G. R. Roth (East Drive at 67th Street)
Central Park Information: (212) 310-6600
Central Park Information (for the Hearing Impaired): (800) 281-5722
Belvedere Castle, The Henry Luce Nature Observatory: (212) 772-0210
The Charles A. Dana Discovery Center: (212) 860-1370
The Dairy Visitor Center and Gift Shop: (212) 794-6564
North Meadow Recreation Center: (212) 348-4867
Loeb Boathouse (Bike rentals, boat rentals & gondolas): (212) 517-2233
Carousel: (212) 879-0244
Fishing at Harlem Meer (Catch & Release): (212) 860-1370
Harlem Meer Performance Festival: (212) 860-1370
Horseback Riding - Claremont Stables: (212) 724-5100
Metropolitan Opera (Performances on the Great Lawn): (212) 362-6000
New York Philharmonic (Performances on the Great Lawn): (212) 875-5709
Shakespeare in the Park - The Public Theater at the Delacorte Theater: (212) 539-8655
Ice Skating - Lasker Rink: (917) 492-3856
Skating - Wollman Rink (Ice Skating & In-Line Skating): (212) 439-6900
Central Park SummerStage: (212) 360-2777
Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater: (212) 988-9093
Tennis: (212) 280-0205
Weddings, Ceremonies and Photography at the Conservatory Garden: (212) 360-2766
Wildlife Center & Tisch Children's Zoo: (212) 439-6500


text: I'm a frequent flyer but I've never accumulated any air miles or anything, I don't have a card. The problem is I'm always using different companies, so it doesn't help much to have the card of a specific company... I was just wondering, is there any such thing as a card that covers several companies? I fly mainly in Europe, with companies such as Luftansa, Czech airlines, Malev, British Airways, AirFrance, SwissAir, Lot, Aerosvit... and all the low cost ones.

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text: Went by a local pawn shop today(mistake). They had a very nice byf 43 98k mauser for $350. I already have a dot 44 so I passed on it. Got back to work, checked on the interweb and found that all matching guns in simular condition are going for much higher. This one has a non-matching bolt,but everything else matches. So, long story short, I slapped a down payment on it to put it on layaway, without asking the wifes permission. Better to ask for forgivness than permission. I have an illness, a weakness if you will. I cannot pass on an old warhorse that needs a home when the price is so good.


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The event tips off on Friday night with two big time games with Henderson (Nev.) Findlay Prep facing the top team in Ohio, Dayton Thurgood Marshall, and then Huntington (WV) Prep takes on La Porte (Ind.) La Lumiere.
In those two games numerous high profile players will be on display with a few being under the microscope in a big way. Specifically Findlay Prep power forward Gavin Schilling and La Lumiere small forward Sam Logwood. Schilling has had a big senior year and even got a recent offer from Michigan State, and is said to be more consistent and productive than ever. Logwood is a junior who is really earning attention, and will have every chance in the world to prove what kind of player he is going up against the nation's No. 1 prospect, Andrew Wiggins. According to La Lumiere head coach Alan Huss, look for Logwood to take on the challenge of defending Wiggins man-to-man.
Saturday at the event sophomore Luke Kennard from Franklin (Ohio) High School will go head-to-head with one of the nation's elite juniors in Justin Jackson out of Texas. This will be a big challenge for Kennard, and will go a long way to determining where he stands as a prospect. Also keep an eye on Centereach (NY) Our Saviour with class of 2015 center Cheick Diallo. Diallo is having a big time year and he could cement his status as one of the best in the country with a good weekend, and that starts on Saturday evening.
Sunday the event is absolutely loaded with high level games and players. Most intriguing might be Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary taking on HCYA out of Houston. That means another big time matchup for Jackson as he goes against one the elite freshman in the country in V.J. King. King has already fared well in one high profile head-to-head battle this year, and he will attempt to do it again.
Also on Sunday Roselle (NJ) Catholic with Syracuse pledge Tyler Roberson as well as super sophomore Malachi Richardson are in action. Richardson is one of the elite shooters in the class of 2015, and it will be interesting to see how far along his game has come since the end of the summer. Then also Cleveland (Ohio) Garfield Heights and Dayton (Ohio) Dunbar means a run and game headed by 2015 point guard A.J. Harris for Dunbar. Keep in mind, Dunbar has been very successful at this event, and this is where Geron Johnson broke out a few years ago.
Finally on Monday two out of town teams really put a capper on the event. Marietta (Ga.) Wheeler is one of the top young squads in the country with Daniel Giddens and Jaylen Brown. They take on a tough and disciplined Centerville (Ohio) squad, and then maybe the top team in the country, Dallas (Tex.) Prime Prep will do battle with Huber Heights (Ohio) Wayne which has numerous young guards led by D'Mitrik Trice.


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Disclaimer: I assume no responsibility if you choose to build and use this . High temperatures and warm sagging plastic (polystyrene) can be dangerous if mishandled. Please use caution and be prepared when using materials next to a heating element.
I was going through some old files and found this image and figured I should throw it up. I actually built this several years ago and it served me well with all kinds of miscellaneous parts. The image is somewhat basic, sorry I don't have exact measurements. It all is based off the size of the frame that fits in an oven. This is a basic table that uses a shop-vac for vacuum. Cheers.


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The Raiders have hired Greg Olson to be their offensive coordinator. Olson spent 2012 with the Jaguars as their quarterbacks coach. He has been an offensive coordinator previously with the Lions (2005), Rams (2006-2007) and Buccaneers (2009-11).
Fantasy Analysis:
I picture that Olson's interview with Oakland's brass went something like this:
"So, Greg ... do you favor using a power-run attack?"
"You're hired!"
Olson already knows that one of his priorities will be molding his system around running back Darren McFadden , who was lost in Greg Knapp's zone-blocking scheme. Everyone could see that early on in the season, but Knapp stuck to his guns, and McFadden turned in embarrassing numbers. But Knapp is gone now; he has become the QB coach in Denver. Of course, no offense is going to help McFadden play more than 13 games, something he has yet to do in any of his five seasons. It's that gigantic red flag that will have me overlooking him in drafts, although he should come off the board at a bargain price.


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Delbert McClinton was born in Lubbock, Texas, on November 4, 1940, and grew up in Fort Worth. Discovering the blues in his teenage years, McClinton quickly became an accomplished harmonica player and found plenty of work on the local club scene, where musicians often made their living by playing completely different styles of music on different nights of the week. His most prominent early gig was with the Straitjackets, the house band at a blues/R&B club; it gave McClinton the opportunity to play harp behind blues legends like Howlin' Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Sonny Boy Williamson II, and Bobby "Blue" Bland. In 1960, McClinton's cover of Williamson's "Wake Up Baby" made him the first white artist to have a record played on the local blues station KNOK. McClinton's harmonica was prominently featured on Fort Worth native Bruce Channel's 1962 number one smash "Hey! Baby"; brought along for Channel's tour of England, McClinton wound up giving harp lessons to a young John Lennon. Upon returning to the States, McClinton founded a group called the Rondells (sometimes listed as the Ron-Dels), which had a minor chart single in 1965 with "If You Really Want Me To, I'll Go." Although the Rondells recorded for several different labels, wider success eluded them and McClinton spent much of the '60s making the rounds of the Texas club and roadhouse circuit, where his reputation kept growing steadily.
In 1972, McClinton moved to Los Angeles, where he teamed up with Fort Worth singer/songwriter Glen Clark as Delbert & Glen. Signed to the small Atlantic affiliate Clean Records, Delbert & Glen recorded two albums in a mostly country-rock vein, 1972's Delbert & Glen and 1973's Subject to Change. Neither sold well and McClinton returned to Texas in 1974, where he was able to land a solo deal with ABC on the strength of his emerging songwriting talent. His first solo album, Victim of Life's Circumstances, was released in 1975; although he was marketed as part of the emerging progressive country movement, McClinton's music was too indebted to blues and R&B to neatly fit that tag. Genuine Cowhide (1976) and Love Rustler (1977) followed with highly positive reviews, if not much commercial attention, and other artists started to mine McClinton's catalog for material; in 1978, Emmylou Harris took his "Two More Bottles of Wine" all the way to the top of the country charts. A switch to Capricorn produced two albums, 1978's Second Wind and 1979's Keeper of the Flame; the former featured his original version of "B Movie Boxcar Blues," later a part of the Blues Brothers repertoire. When Capricorn folded, he moved to the Muscle Shoals Sound imprint and his 1980 label debut, The Jealous Kind, gave him his first Top 40 single in "Givin' It Up for Your Love," which hit on both the pop and country charts.
Unfortunately, Muscle Shoals Sound folded not long after McClinton's follow-up, 1981's Plain from the Heart, and he subsequently took a long hiatus from recording, concentrating instead on live performances. His next prominent appearance was an acclaimed vocal turn on guitarist Roy Buchanan's 1986 album Dancing on the Edge; that guest appearance helped land him a deal with Alligator. In 1989, McClinton issued the comeback album Live from Austin, which earned him his first Grammy nomination (for Best Contemporary Blues Album). He signed with Curb in 1990, debuting that year with I'm with You, and moved to Nashville, where he soon became a much-sought-after songwriter (often in tandem with new partner Gary Nicholson) in the contemporary country field. Over the next few years, McClinton placed material with stars like Wynonna, Vince Gill, Lee Roy Parnell, and Martina McBride, among others. His biggest break, though, came when he was tapped for a duet with Bonnie Raitt on 1991's Luck of the Draw, the follow-up to her much-lauded comeback Nick of Time. The result, "Good Man, Good Woman," brought McClinton his first Grammy for Best Rock Vocal, Duo or Group, which suddenly raised his profile tenfold. He capitalized with 1992's Never Been Rocked Enough, which featured not only his duet with Raitt, but also guest appearances from Tom Petty and Melissa Etheridge, and his biggest hit single since 1980, "Every Time I Roll the Dice." Later that year, he hit the country charts with another duet, this time with Tanya Tucker on "Tell Me About It." The song later appeared on McClinton's next album, 1993's simply titled Delbert McClinton.
Despite enjoying the greatest commercial success of his career, McClinton's relationship with Curb was beginning to sour. His next two albums were released to comparatively little attention and he finally extricated himself from his contract to sign with Rising Tide, a small label associated with Universal. Released in 1997, One of the Fortunate Few was designed to restore McClinton to his early-'90s stature, featuring an array of guest stars, including Vince Gill, Patty Loveless, Lyle Lovett, Pam Tillis, B.B. King, John Prine, and Mavis Staples. It was still definitely McClinton's show, however, and as such it received mostly complimentary reviews; it also sold more than 250,000 copies before Rising Tide went belly up. McClinton next returned in 2001 on the Austin, Texas-based New West imprint with another acclaimed effort, Nothing Personal. It proved to be one of the most popular recordings of his career, gaining substantial airplay on Americana radio and ending up one of the year's biggest hits on Billboard's blues chart; it also won him another Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album. The impressive Cost of Living was released in 2005 on New West Records. Acquired Taste followed in 2009. In 2013, after a 40-year break, McClinton reunited with Clark for an album of new material, Blind, Crippled and Crazy. In early 2017, McClinton flipped the switch stylistically. He cut a collection of jazz-inflected tunes inspired by Johnny Mercer and Nat King Cole. Prick of the Litter was issued in January. ~ Steve Huey
Selected Discography
Track List: Voices Of Americana: Lost In A Dream
Track List: Feelin' Alright
Track List: Live From Austin TX
Track List: The Definitive Collection
Track List: Cost Of Living
Track List: Live
Track List: 20th Century Masters
Track List: Room To Breathe
Track List: Second Wind / Keeper Of The Flame
Track List: The Jealous Kind / Plain' From The Heart
Track List: Nothing Personal
Track List: Don't Let Go
Track List: Genuine Rhythm & The Blues
Track List: Ultimate Collection
Track List: The Crazy Cajun Recordings
Track List: One Of The Fortunate Few
Track List: Victim of Life's Circumstances / Genuine Cowhide
Track List: Let The Good Times Roll
Track List: Honky Tonk 'N Blues
Track List: Classics, Vol. 2: Plain from the Heart
Track List: Delbert McClinton
Track List: Never Been Rocked Enough
Track List: I'm With You
Track List: Best Of
Track List: Live From Austin
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By Kelli Brady of NameFreak!
The letter V gives us relatively few usable names, but many of the ones it does give us are gems. From the queenly Victoria and the steady Vincent to the wonderfully rare Verity and the popular sound of Vander, V names are where it's at! Just take a look at some names celebrities are choosing for their little ones, such as Violet, Vivienne and Viggo.
As I looked at the V names from 2012, I couldn't help but notice a lot of forgotten ones that deserve to be remembered, as well as some interesting picks from beyond the US borders. Let's take a look at the names that jumped out at me with their number of 2012 births…


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Details of Felix Hernandez's no-trade clause
File this one away for July.
Felix Hernandez has a 10-team no-trade clause in his contract with the Seattle Mariners. During this season, the right-hander will be able to block deals to the New York Yankees, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies and two unknown teams, a major league source said.
We shouldn't infer from that list that Hernandez wants to avoid large-market clubs. Rather, astute players (and agents) will often protect against trades to high-revenue teams, because those clubs (a) are most likely to be interested in acquiring expensive players and (b) have the wherewithal to offer financial inducements that encourage players to waive the clauses.
Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik has said Hernandez isn't available on the trade market. But some in the industry believe that could change if the Mariners start slowly for a second straight year.
Hernandez signed a five-year, $78 million contract extension prior to last season. The deal is actually richer than that, since Hernandez's 2011 salary jumped from $10 million to $11 million after he won the Cy Young Award last season.
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According to Thornberry, "The toughest challenge ahead will be entitlements, because that's where 2/3 of the money goes, and we will not have social security and Medicare in the future unless we start to change it for the younger workers."
And those sentiments were echoed by the coalition representative, Phil Smith.
"In fact, you could cut out the rest of the budget and if you don't reform entitlements, eventually, it's like a cancer and it will eat up all the budget if we don't address them in the next few years. Basically, the federal government is just going to be a benefits agency with an army."


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Re: What's in the " .mb" files????
In article <4a3ebs$qnc at dragonfly.wri.com>,
George Jefferson <george at mech.seas.upenn.edu> wrote:
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>:Macintosh users note: if you've got some gigantic notebook files that
>:are taking up too much space, the culprit is usually screen images for
>:the graphics in the file, which are stored in the file's resource
>:fork. If you have a resource editor such as resEdit you can open the
>:resource fork and delete those resources.
>isn't there some "save as" format that would achieve that end?
Huh, you learn something new every day. If you select "Save as Special"
from the file menu and leave everything set to the default setting
(Notebook (Text)), then you do indeed get a notebook file with a very
small resource fork. The next time you open the notebook, the graphics
get re-rendered by the front-end.
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2017
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 2. Assessment
Chapter 3. Assessment Generally
Article 1.5. Valuation of Open-Space Land Subject to an Enforceable Restriction*
Section 427
427. Consideration of minerals, etc. Nothing in this article shall prevent the board or the assessor, in valuing open-space land for assessment purposes from taking into consideration the existence of any mines, minerals and quarries in or upon the land being valued, including, but not limited to oil, gas, and other hydrocarbon substances.
History.—Added by Stats. 1969, p. 1705, operative March 1, 1970.
* Stats. 1969, p. 1930, in effect November 10, 1969, repealed Section 4 of Stats. 1967, p. 3651, which made Article 1.5 operative only until the 61st day following adjournment of the Regular Session of the 1970 Legislature.


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Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills & Nash, and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough addressed Lesley's undergraduates at 2013 Commencement
Saturday, May 18, 2013
David McCullough, a prolific author and historian who has won the Pulitzer Prize twice, encouraged Lesley graduates to keep learning, to study history, and to read and re-read books. "We're here to celebrate commencement. Commencement means beginning," said McCullough, who won the National Book Award twice, and has received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award. As a biographer, McCullough said he has gotten to know his subjects very well, from John Adams to Harry Truman, but he not only learns about them, he learns knowledge from them. "History teaches us to evaluate character," McCullough said. "History is an aid to navigation in difficult times. Harry Truman said the only new thing in the world is the history you don't know. "How can we say we love our country and take no interest in our country's story?" he posed. "I want to urge you, particularly you of the Lesley Class of 2013, to read. Read, read, read! Some of the best and most influential books in your lives are ahead of you." McCullough advised graduates that curiosity and hard work will fuel successful and fulfilling lives. "Work hard at whatever you do," he said. "Enjoy the work. Enjoy every day, the present day, and remember that you're learning more than you realize every day just from life. Cultivate and build your innate ability to have curiosity." McCullough assured graduates that, despite what many may say, there is cause for optimism in this country, and he urged graduates to hold politicians and leaders accountable and fight corruption. "Optimism may not seem in style or very cool, but I am extremely optimistic because all you have to do is know some history, and you know there's very good reason for optimism," he said. "(In America) there is more freedom, more true equality than there has ever been in my lifetime, and I'm almost 80 years old. Keep it going. Keep the trend going."
Graham Nash, introduced by Art Institute of Boston faculty member Christoper James with a heartfelt "Rock on!," began by congratulating the graduates and the Art Institute of Boston, which has been "making art important in people's lives" for over 100 years. When he was growing up in a coastal town of England, many of his friends' parents wanted their children to work in the mine or the mill. His, Nash said, "encouraged me to become a musician, because they knew that was where my heart was." Honor your parents. Of his, he said: "In the words of a minor composer, 'they taught me well.'" "Teachers are here to encourage you," the interdisciplinary artist and activist went on. "Open your hearts and minds to the possibility of your future. Give yourself a voice. We all have a voice, and we have a responsibility to use that voice."He was reminded that on May 17, 1963, 50 years ago, his first band, The Hollies, released their first single. He exhorted graduates to be aware of the passage of time. "Time is our only currency. You have to use it well.""Art is your life. You have to make every single thing you do art. Whether it's making a cup of tea or patting a child, you have to make it art." Even the richest people alive can't buy one second of time." Use your time wisely, he said. "I don't give advice, but if I was asked," he said, eliciting smiles from the audience, "you have to find your passion. You have to find something that fills your heart with joy, makes you wake up every morning with a smile. You have to find your passion."And with that, Nash went on to demonstrate one of the many products of his time wisely spent and his own particular passion: he sang the song that has encouraged and inspired generations who have heard it, both new converts and ardent fans, and that begins:"You, you along the roadMust have a code that you can live by,And so become yourself,Because the past is just a good bye...."Teach Your Children," by Graham Nash
Students in Lesley's College of Liberal Art and Professional Studies and the Art Institute of Boston processed to their chairs, led by Faculty Marshals professors Liza Folman, Linda Brion-Meisels and Susan Merrifield. After a welcome by Board of Trustees Chair Deborah Schwartz Raizes and remarks by President Joseph Moore, honorary and bachelor's degrees were presented.President Moore noted that the spring semester was marked first by the Blizzard of 2013 in February, and then in April by the Boston Marathon bombings and subsequent search for the bombing suspects that called for Cambridge residents, including Lesley students, to "shelter in place." Moore observed that the Class of 2013 has witnessed a lot and learned a lot."You know we learn some things the hard way, but we don't need to be defined by those hard ways," Moore said. "We rebound, we recover, and we in some ways discover a deeper and broader human spirit."Student Danielle Kelly delivered the student address for The Art Institute of Boston. Today, after four years of college, she said, the rules change. No more A for effort. We are reminded, she said, that "effort starts with an E, as does enthusiasm and elbow grease." She encouraged her fellow graduates to "apply for that grant or residency, move to that far away place....don't sit back and wait for something to happen."Bryan Klickstein, who gave the student address for the College of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, said he and fellow graduates live in a world in which technology often circumvents interpersonal communication.
"Let us use technology to assist us, but let us not forget that what makes us special is not the next great thing but the ability to connect meaningfully with each other," said Klickstein. "Our graduating class faces a litany of challenges. They're not impossible, but they'll have to be solved by real people and real human collaboration."Graduates of Lesley's Graduate School of Education and the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences received their degrees in an earlier ceremony.
David McCullough was born in Pittsburgh in 1933 and was educated at Yale, where he graduated with honors in English literature. He has been an editor, essayist, teacher, lecturer and familiar presence on public television. His is also the narrator's voice in the movie "Seabiscuit."is an avid reader, traveler, painter and speaker who has lectured throughout the country – including at the White House – and abroad. His awards include the Francis Parkman Prize, the National Book Foundation Distinguished Contribution to American Letters Award, and the National Humanities Medal. His most recent book, "The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris," is a New York Times bestseller, and his biography of John Adams, published in 2001, is hailed as one of the most widely read American biographies of all time.Graham Nash is one of music's most legendary singer-songwriters and vocal harmonists, Graham Nash is a founding member of the Grammy Award-winning group Crosby, Stills & Nash, as well as The Hollies. Among the classic songs he composed for the band are "Teach Your Children" and "Our House." Nash was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2009. A photographer and digital imaging pioneer, Nash established Nash Editions in 1990, recognized by the Smithsonian for its role in the invention of digital fine art printing. His passionate voice continues to be heard in support of peace, and social and environmental justice. Nash was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth in 2010. He is currently writing his memoir, which will be
released by Crown/Random House in the fall of 2013.
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Collaboration at work: Perkins offers real-life transition trainingThe Perkins School for the Blind provides hands-on training for Lesley transition specialistsPerkins.orgMay 12, 2017
Reynolds Gets Seven Figures at S&SCreative writing professor and award-winning author Jason Reynolds received a seven-figure deal with publisher Simon & Schuster to pen four new booksPublishers WeeklyMay 5, 2017
Walk-off grand slam stuns Mitchell, ends seasonThe Lesley Lynx became the only fourth-seeded baseball team to ever win the NECC in a 10-6 victory over Mitchell CollegeThe DayMay 8, 2017
Lesley University alumna named National Teacher of the YearSydney Chaffee, M.Ed. '07, plans to use to her national platform to advocate and act as an ambassador for teachersWicked Local CambridgeApril 29, 2017
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- From 09 Wed Jan 2013 to 31 Sun Mar 2013 January 9, 2013 March 31, 2013 Inn at Longwood Medical Every Saturday ...
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Welcome to The Frog Pond, where you will always find four seasons of family fun!
The Boston Common Frog Pond sits at the heart of Boston Common, one of America's oldest and most treasured public parks. With a winter ice rink and skating school, a reflecting pool in the spring and fall, and a summer spray pool and children's carousel, there is always a fun and exciting activity for residents and tourists alike. Additionally, the Frog Pond Café (open year-round in accordance with the status of the rink or spray pool) is a welcome respite no matter what the temperature.
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Enjoy Live Music, Pro Sports and Much More
Stay at The Inn at Longwood Medical and enjoy easy access to Boston's best events. From Red Sox games at Fenway Park to live music at the Boston Symphony Hall to the world-famous Boston Marathon and Charles Regatta, Beantown hosts brilliant events year-round.
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- 1 cup oat bran
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon sugar, divided
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 3 tablespoons fat-free milk
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a large bowl, combine the oat bran, flour, 1/4 cup sugar, baking powder and salt. In another bowl, beat the eggs, applesauce, oil and milk. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in raisins.
- Fill muffin cups coated with cooking spray three-fourths full. Combine the walnuts, cinnamon and remaining sugar; sprinkle over batter. Bake at 400° for 16-20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing form pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Another View -- Rona Zlokower: We need to reach young people before they turn violent
Why isn't there more focus on the troubled state of the young perpetrators' minds and how often mental health issues go untreated despite the best efforts of caretakers and professionals? Why aren't we activated by their possession and misuse of handguns and assault weapons? Why aren't we acutely concerned by the commercial use of media - networks, blogs, chat rooms, YouTube, social networking sites - and that some troubled youth have come to recognize their path to fame as the broadcasting and sharing of their horrific acts? Why aren't we outraged by entertainment media where at any time a flip through TV channels or a walk through a video or video game aisle offers us glorified crime and horrific violence as entertainment?
When will we focus on common links between many of the school shootings, especially those carried out by youth and young adults? These young people shared some characteristics: a lack of self-esteem, a history of being victimized by bullies, troubles in school, substance use, a passion for violent media, access to guns, disconnections from family, disappointments in life and, finally, the feeling that the only way to be noticed is through media coverage in all its polished and raw forms.
Many young people experience mental illness, substance use problems, abuse, neglect and other difficult issues beyond the normally difficult challenges of growing up. Many of these individuals are treated and cared for by families and strong community networks.
Yet many others slip through the cracks. And, in combination with access to guns and substances, continued exposure to media violence, and access to media technology that supports aberrant thoughts and behaviors, some young people cry out for notice. In the end, thanks to excessive and often inappropriate media coverage and the fear it propagates, the perpetrators of the school shootings may get what they seek: lots of recognition at the expense of many innocent lives, as well as their own.
Let's not become victims of this violence by living in fear with continuously heightened security measures in our homes, offices, malls, schools and public spaces. Let's be bold and call on our city, county, state and federal officials and candidates for office to focus attention and funding on mental health services, school-based student assistance, substance use prevention and treatment, parenting education, violence prevention, media literacy and gun safety and control.
No citizen, young or old, should be able to harm or take the lives of others and send communities and a nation into spirals of misplaced fear. Violence, especially that perpetrated by youth, is preventable if we join together across all lines to look beyond the question of heightening security and make the prevention of violence - not its broadcasting - our priority.
Rona Zlokower is executive director of Media Power Youth in Manchester.


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The Battle.net Mobile Authenticator, an optional security tool to help prevent unauthorized Battle.net account access, is now available for a wide range of mobile phones and carriers in the United States and Europe. Previously available only for the Apple iPhone, the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator is a mobile application that generates a one-time password to use in addition to your regular account ID and password when logging in to a Battle.net account or any merged World of Warcraft accounts.
Visit mobile.blizzard.com to purchase the application for 99 cents, or to download Blizzard Entertainment ringtones for $1.50 each and wallpapers for 99 cents apiece. iPhone and iPod touch users can download the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator for free from the Apple App Store. For more information, visit www.battle.net/bma or check out the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator FAQ.
Update: To enter the drawing for this event, please visit our information page to learn more.From July 17 through 19, you will have the opportunity to enter a drawing to purchase tickets for the Laguna Art Museum's 2009 VIP Benefit Dinner. The Laguna Art Museum is a non-profit American art museum with a focus on the art of California. Its current exhibit is WoW: Emergent Media Phenomenon. There will be 200 tickets available at $500.00 each, with a limit of two tickets per person.
We have expanded the international eligibility for our BlizzCon Original Song and Fan Art contests to include contestants from additional countries. You have until July 31 to enter these contests -- check the new Original Song contest rules or Fan Art contest rules for more information or to see if you're able to enter. If you had previously submitted an entry into either contest, your submission will automatically be re-entered in the new contests. Visit the BlizzCon Contest page for more information or to submit your entry -- and good luck!
We are now accepting submissions for this year's BlizzCon Movie, Original Song, and Fan Art contests. Head over to the contest page to submit your entries by 12 p.m. PST on July 24, and you could win some great prizes or a chance to have your work showcased at the show. We'll be announcing specific prizing and submission guidelines for all of our BlizzCon contests as they become available, so stay tuned to www.blizzcon.com for further updates.
SteelSeries has joined forces with J!NX, Upper Deck, BradyGames, and SwagDog to offer you the chance to win an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Blizzcon 2009. Visit the official Blizzcon Sweepstakes website www.blizzconsweepstakes.com and fill out an entry form for a chance to win. Runner-up prizes include prize packs valued at $2000.
Congratulations to the winners of June's "Vespene Laughs" Comic Contest -- and thanks to everyone for all of the humorous and creative entries we received.
To enter the current month's contest, simply create your own original comic based on StarCraft universe, and submit your comic by July 15. The funniest and most creative will win some great prizes, including StarCraft II beta keys for the month's best comic. Check out the official rules for more information, and keep coming back for more Vespene Laughs!


text: I have a carry license in my home state of Pennsylvania. I have carried at work but it was just to try out a new concealed holster. I choose not to carry at work because of all the interaction I have with customers. I do not want a customer to spot my gun and have a coniption. I keep it in the car so it is at least close at hand but I will not take the risk of being fired for actually carrying it on me. You may ask why I don't just ask what the bosses think of it and find out what the policy is. I figure if I have the gun in my car it is my business. I would not want to ask what the policy is and have them forbid me to have it in the car. I do IT work for a small company in the Philadelphia area. Some of these places I would really rather have my gun on me. I also have to do work in public schools so carrying it into a school just isn't going to happen.


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Now here was a Mom for the great outdoors
JOHN HARRIGAN | May 10. 2014 9:56PM
I wish I had my Mom to thank for such affable shifting of gears. "No problem," she'd say, slimy fish in the sink, "we'll eat them tonight," and we did.
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I guess the above would be doggerel, and I could keep at it until the wee hours, savoring the flow of thoughts and words from cranium down to keyboard. True poets would throw up.
What a mother we had, defying convention at every turn. On a warm, rainy morning in May, she'd throw us out - rain slickers, boots and all - with the command, "Go play in the mud."
Neighboring children watched from inside, their noses pressed to the glass. Somehow, we survived until supper.
"Fifty dollars," I replied, quite a sum for the times.
"No way," said Dad, or something loftier that meant the same thing.
A quiet settled over the table, and then Mom voiced her soft sentence that could not be defied, and off to the Far North I went.
This was a mother who helped me shellac my great-grandmother's snowshoes so I could hunt rabbits in the swamp, snowshoes that now hang on my wall. This was a mother who helped my brother, Pete, and me get ready for a mid-winter cookout far up on Hicks Hill, our stove consisting of a strip of cardboard coiled in paraffin in a tin can. Kids alone, in the woods, with a fire? Clap hand to forehead, and faint.
Mrs. Wiswell, our seventh-grade teacher, gave us an art assignment, the theme being wildlife.
I have somewhat of an art talent that I've never developed, but an earlier drawing, of a redwing blackbird atop a cattail, had come out fairly well, I thought, so I begged a big sheet of newsprint from the News and Sentinel and set to work on a rendition of a spotted fawn asleep in the woods, lady's slippers and all.
Mrs. Wiswell gave it an A, and it then disappeared in the back of some closet at home.
Years and years later, when I was a supposed grand lord pooh-bah in the newspaper business, there occurred a bare space on a wall in the News and Sentinel's front office, and there suddenly appeared, as if overnight, and it probably was, my beautifully framed drawing of the fawn and the flowers, a gift from my Mom to me.
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'"There are good hits," Ruff said. "You want hitting in the game. The part that still bothers me is the intent and that hit came from behind," Ruff said. "He didn't see him in the eyes. If he was coming from the front, Chris would have saw him. The fact [Neil] could have avoided it makes it a little bit different."'
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Hello, all. My name is Tommy and I have been costuming for...um...decades (off and on). My only venture into Star Wars has been a few Jedi costumes and some parts for my wife's Leia costume. Most of what I have done are various sci-fi and horror costumes, usually with lots of facial appliances and/or gore (though I prefer to do alien facial appliances, myself). I have a full Stargate Wraith that I love to wear (but hate spending a couple hours getting into it), resident evil UBCS, Jedi (green...cuz it was different), Stargate SG-1 offworld (black...cuz it's slimming), and a few others I almost never wear anymore.
I just started the preliminary work on a new Star Wars costume (Tol Skorr from the expanded universe) and have been talked into trying a custom Mando (see, Steve...you got me to look into it). My wife is also wanting a custom Mando, so we will be doing two at the same time. I say "we" since she will at least try it on from time to time to make sure it fits ). Was checking around and found this site and the Mando Mercs and both look like great sources for info.
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Resources for Parents and Families
Saint Louis University values the opportunity to engage members of the local community, and is committed to providing an environment which promotes the safety and wellbeing of our guests, including minors. The University's Policy for the Protection of Minors has been established to promote the safeguards and protection for program participants under the age of eighteen (18), and to help educate faculty, staff and students who are engaged with minors in such programs.
We appreciate your trust in Saint Louis University, and thus are taking steps to protect your child, including establishing:
• Definitions and requirements, per the Policy for the Protection of Minors, to communicate expectations and protocol on campus to protect minors;
• Reporting procedures and expectations for persons suspecting abuse of minors;
• Educational resources for faculty, staff, students and volunteers who organize and work with programs involving minors; and
• Guidelines and procedures to assure appropriate criminal background checks for faculty, staff, student and volunteers who work with minors.
As a parent or family member, additional things you can do to safeguard your child include:
• Report any concerns regarding possible abuse to the Saint Louis University Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (DPSEP) at (314) 977-3000, or by contacting the local police at 911. A non-emergency reporting alternative is the University's anonymous reporting line (877) 525-5669.
• Talk to your child using age-appropriate language, so they establish an understanding of appropriate an inappropriate touching and how to speak up if they ever feel unsafe.
• Know the signs of Child Abuse.


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A spectacular strike from Ellen White earned Arsenal Ladies a 1-1 draw with Linkoping in the first leg of their Champions League Quarter-Final tie on Thursday.
Arsenal TV Online's cameras were there and we caught up with some of the girls coming off the pitch at Boreham Wood, including goalscorer White and manager Laura Harvey.
This clip also gives you a chance to see White's stunning half-volley that leaves the tie very much in the balance ahead of next Wednesday's return leg in Sweden.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Facilities Services coordinates physical and personnel support for various University and Community sponsored events held on the campus of Francis Marion University. We are able to provide tables, chairs, tents, stages, sound systems, and/or other such commodities as are available upon request.
Request for support of your event should be initiated with the Space Coordinator at FMU at (843) 661-1133 or by e-mail. Please click here to review information regarding the coordination of campus space and use of University facilities at the Financial Services - Campus Space Coordination web page. A Campus Event Service Request needs to be submitted at least forty-eight hours prior to your event.
If you need questions answered on what we can or cannot provide, feel free to contact the Supervisor of Custodial Services, Mitchell Pressley, at (843) 661-1103 or by e-mail.
If Mitchell is not available, please contact the Director of Facilities Services, Pat Boswell, at (843) 661-1108 or by e-mail.
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Husband's hope of finding wife's lost engagement ring fading
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent | November 12. 2013 8:07PM
Bill Beaulieu of Middleton searches for his wife's lost engagement ring along the entrance to the Brickyard Square shopping center last Sunday night. (JASON SCHREIBER)
The ring fell off the roof of a car somewhere along Route 125 more than two weeks ago and hasn't been found despite days of searching with metal detectors, flashlights and head lamps.
"At this point, somebody could have it and not know how to handle it. It's just one of those things." said Bill, a manager at the Market Basket in Portsmouth.
She met up with her mother at the Brickyard Square shopping center on Route 125 to hand off her 10-month-old daughter while she took her 3-year-old son to Charmingfare Farm in Candia.
"I was completely panicked," she said.
Miraculously, her husband found the wedding ring in the grass on the side of the highway during a search a few days later.
But hope of finding the engagement ring has begun to fade after searching day and night for the last two weeks.
"It was a good five days before I could talk about this to anybody. I would just break down in tears," said Krystle, who met Bill 12 years ago while working at the Plaistow Market Basket. They married in October 2009.
While the ring is insured, Krystle said she hasn't filed a claim because she's still hoping that it will be found. The ring has sentimental value, and she wants it back.
Anyone who finds the ring is asked to call the Epping Market Basket at 679-3057.
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College football's National Signing Day is Wednesday, Feb. 6, and once again, GoHeels.com is your home to go inside the Kenan Football Center.
Beginning at 7 a.m. and leading up to head coach Larry Fedora's press conference at 3:30 p.m., GoHeels.com will feature signee announcements, bios and highlights as they sign, plus online chats with players and coaches. Throughout the day GoHeels.com will have video features and interviews with coaches and staff members. GoHeels.com is the only site for official confirmation of signees as letters of intent are received at the fax machine inside the football center.
Signing day coverage also will be available on UNC's football twitter page: twitter.com/tarheelfootball and Facebook page: facebook.com/tarheels.
Signing Day will culminate with the Signing Day Celebration at the Blue Zone Concourse Club beginning at 6 p.m. Rams Club members and season ticket holders are invited to the event that will feature heavy hors d'oeuvres, a program hosted by Jones Angell and video highlights of the 2013 signing class. Free parking is available after 5 p.m. in the Rams Head Deck adjacent to the Blue Zone.
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Signing Day Highlights:
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• Exclusive video of all signees
• Interviews with head coach Larry Fedora and UNC assistant coaches
• Interviews with current Carolina players
• The popular "coaches clicker" segments with Carolina coaches breaking down video of signees
• Carolina game day video highlights
• Online chats with members of the football program
• Signing Day Celebration at the Blue Zone Concourse Club
Coach Fedora's media press conference also will be broadcast live on GoHeels.com at 3:30 p.m.


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By Chris Harris
Robin van Persie is relishing the connection he has made with Gervinho, according to Arsène Wenger.
Much has been made of the captain's understanding with Theo Walcott but the Ivorian has hit it off with Van Persie as well and the manager believes that their movement is causing plenty of problems for opposition defences.
"Yes, they love to interchange up front," said Wenger.
"You could see that the other night [against Borussia Dortmund]. Robin can play left, right, all three can play in all of the positions.
"That gives you more flexibility and more opportunities to be dangerous because they can make runs diagonally."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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anybody know much about this 'we the people" rally set for feb?
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anybody know much about this 'we the people" rally set for feb?
What is happening on January 19th? Isn't there a rally going to happen then in State capitals?
the feb 8th one is going to be the big one --what hearing anyway--
This troll can't make it to the state capital. It is 400 miles away. But there will be a 2nd amendment banner in the store's window, right next to the American flag that is already there. Both days if that is what is happening.
Kind of a mixed bag in Maryland.
Some will wear an empty holster to signify our disapproval of our enslavement.
Others will not wear a holster due to fears of some one thinking they might have a set of balls or something.
If a governing body empowered by the people, sees no reason to obey the people, it will not obey.
an were is the NRA in all of this????????? at what point are they going to endorse anything??????
im afraid some idiot will show up armed or there will be shots fired an the whole thing will blow up in our faces. one fore cracker or cherry bomb an cops might freak out .
people need to leave there mall ninja shit home dress normal an keep there rhetoric to a minimum . it will the nut jobs that the media will show on TV an they will be looking for some to say stupid crap.
show up bring your kids your wife your parents an your grand mother.
personaly im a little mixed on the empty holster idea even though I have proposed it for a few years . Im afraid it would give cops to reason to search or try to .


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my concession to old age was to switch to a pellet stove. anymore, i'd rather stow 3 tons of pellets, than chop and stack wood. + it's more efficient. being our only heat source, it was worth switching and staying warmer.enjoy the rest of your project! at least it helps keep you in shape :evil:
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This is a collaborative zine that my roommate Liberty and I made this year! It's an alterna-history comic zines in which all the people in the world have the brain of humans and the body of bears. You can read it online at: http://www.archive.org/details/BearniverseIssue1
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Archaeology is, at heart, a destructive science, McGovern recently told an audience at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian: "Every time you excavate, you destroy."
That may be why he likes dreaming up new beers so much.
Dogfish Head's Ta Henket (ancient Egyptian for "bread beer") was unveiled last November in New York, in the midst of a glittering King Tut exhibit at Discovery Times Square. Euphoric (or maybe just tipsy) beer nerds and a few members of the press file into an auditorium adorned with faux obelisks and bistro tables, each with a bowl of nuts in the center. The words dog, fish and head in hieroglyphics are projected on the walls.
Onstage beside McGovern, Calagione, swigging an auburn-colored ale, tells the flushed crowd about how he and the archaeologist joined forces. In 2000, at a Penn Museum dinner hosted by a British beer and whiskey guidebook writer, Michael Jackson, McGovern announced his intention to recreate King Midas' last libations from the excavated residue that had moldered in museum storage for 40 years. All interested brewers should meet in his lab at 9 the next morning, he said. Even after the night's revelry, several dozen showed up. Calagione wooed McGovern with a plum-laced medieval braggot (a type of malt and honey mead) that he had been toying with; McGovern, already a fan of the brewery's Shelter Pale Ale, soon paid a visit to the Delaware facility.
When he first met Dr. Pat, Calagione tells the audience, "the first thing I was struck by was, 'Oh my God, this guy looks nothing like a professor.'" The crowd roars with laughter. McGovern, buttoned into a cardigan sweater, is practically the hieroglyphic for professor. But he won over the brewer when, a few minutes into that first morning meeting, he filled his coffee mug with Chicory Stout. "He's one of us," Calagione says. "He's a beer guy."
Ta Henket is their fifth collaboration—along with Midas Touch and Chateau Jiahu, they've made Theobroma, based on an archaic Honduran chocolate drink, and chicha. (All are commercially available, though only five barrels of the chicha are made per year.) McGovern is paid for his consulting services.
Now the inaugural pitchers of Ta Henket are being poured from kegs at the back of the room. Neither Calagione nor McGovern has yet tasted the stuff. It emerges peach-colored and opaque, the foam as thick as whipped cream.
The brew, which will be available for sale this fall, later receives mixed reviews online. "Think citrus, herbs, bubblegum," one reviewer writes. "Rosemary? Honey? Sesame? I can't identify all the spices."
"Nose is old vegetables and yeast," says another.
As soon as he has sampled a mouthful, McGovern seizes a pitcher and begins pouring pints for the audience, giving off a shy glow. He enjoys the showmanship. When Midas Touch debuted in 2000, he helped recreate the ruler's funerary feast in a gallery of the Penn Museum. The main course was a traditional lentil and barbecued lamb stew, followed by fennel tarts in pomegranate jus. Midas' eternal beverage of choice was served with dessert, in wine glasses that showed off its bewitching color—a warm caramel with glimmers of gold.


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Idyllwild Cabins – Cedar Lodge
The Cedar Lodge is in Idyllwild, secluded private accommodations one block from town center! It has been previously known as the Cedar Street Inn and the Heritage House Inn, and is a premiere example of Idyllwild cabins.
Reservations for Cedar Lodge are handled by Cedar Lodge at Quiet Creek Vacation Rentals (click here for more Idyllwild cabins information).
The Cedar Lodge in Idyllwild is located in the San Jacinto Mountains set in pine and cedar forests against a spectacular backdrop of towering mountains and sheer rock faces.
Mile high Idyllwild maintains a relaxed peaceful pace and a friendly hometown atmosphere. The restaurants of Idyllwild offer a variety of menus.
Shops and services in the village are complete from local art and jewelry to clothing and good books. Idyllwild is where the arts and people meet.
If you are looking for Idyllwild cabins, or Idyllwild lodging, here at Cedar Lodge you will find a quiet retreat awaiting you. Each of the 5 sleeping quarters and the rest of the large house is personally decorated with your comfort in mind.
Reserve Cedar Lodge (or other Idyllwild cabins) at Quiet Creek Vacation Rentals (click here for more information).
Cedar Lodge is one of the oldest Idyllwild cabins buildings in Idyllwild, and is one of the few Victorians left in Idyllwild. One block from the center of town, it has has many incarnations, and was previously knows as the Cedar Street Inn and the Heritage House Inn. At various times over the past 20 years it was owned by Patty and Gary Tompkins, and by JB Leep and Carol Martin.
It was recently completely renovated and remodeled so that all the rooms are now up-to-date with current appointments such as flat-screen cable TV and wi-fi throughout.
'CedarStreetInn.com' is also a major resource for activities and everything else in the Idyllwild area:
Do you want to get away from the traffic jams and the other things that bother you about city life? Idyllwild cabins are the cure for you. Hiking and just hanging around are perfect in Idyllwild, whether for an extended stay, or just a weekend romantic getaway.
There is an annual outdoor jazz festival held in late summer. The center of town is full of shops, art galleries, restaurants, and a movie theater. And there is large, well-maintained network of hiking trails throughout the San Jacinto mountains
Most travelers find Idyllwild by car. Highway 74 connects Hemet to Idyllwild in about 30 minutes driving. Highway 243 connects to Banning. It is an easy drive to get to Idyllwild.
For additional information, please visit info about Idyllwild Cabins by clicking on Idyllwild Cabins.
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Public Relations Major
This major is a professional program designed to meet, and in some cases surpass, the Public Relations Society of America's Guidelines for Undergraduate Education. It teaches the kind of research, writing, planning and budgeting skills that students need to succeed in the job market and allows them to employ these skills on behalf of a variety of clients. An extremely active chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America gives students additional opportunities for learning and service.
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|Total Credits Required for Degree
|Liberal Studies
|Health Promotion Requirements
|Required Courses in Major
|SP 310 Communication Theory (4 cr.)
|PR Theoretical Elective
|(must complete PR 231/250 before choosing a theoretical elective)
|Choose from the following:
|BC 410 The Documentary (4 cr.)
|BC 420 Global Communication (4 cr.)
|BC 495 Special Topics in Broadcasting (1-4 cr.) (adviser-approved topic)
|ESPR 495 Special Topics in Entertainment and Sports Promotion (2-4 cr.) (adviser-approved topic)
|SP 401 Persuasion (4 cr.)
|SP 422 Crisis Communication (4 cr.)
|SP 495 Special Topics in Communication Studies (2-4 cr.) (adviser-approved topic)
|Other Required Courses
|May be satisfied by courses in the major, minor, liberal studies or general electives. Contact department or see department adviser for more information.
|SP 200 Argumentation (4 cr.) (if EN 211 taken before)
|Environmental Issues Elective
|Choose from the following:
|AN 210 People, Culture and Nature (4 cr.) [IV]
|BI 210 Principles of Ecology (4 cr.)
|BI 305 Ecology of the Northern Forest (4 cr.) [III]
|GC 100 Physical Geography (4 cr.) [III]
|GC 164 Human Geography (4 cr.) [IV]
|GC 401 Biogeography (4 cr.)
|GC 470 Environmental Ethics (4 cr.)
|Economic Issues Elective
|Choose from the following:
|EC 101 Introduction to Economics (4 cr.) [IV]
|EC 201 Microeconomic Principles (4 cr.)
|EC 202 Macroeconomic Principles (4 cr.)
|EC 337 American Economic History (4 cr.) [IV]
|GC 220 Economic Geography (4 cr.)
|Choose any minor except speech cluster or entertainment
|and sports promotion.


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Tuesday November 5th, 2013 1:34am
IL High School Insider Joe Lombardi, the author of the "Lax with Joe" blog at LaxLessons.com, focuses on the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate region. Joe is the primary author of the latest edition of "Lacrosse for Dummies," which was released in 2010. You can follow Joe Lombardi on Twitter @joe_lombardi. You can follow LaxLessons on Twitter @LaxLessons.
Is this the year Chaminade reclaims the New York CHSAA championship?
Sam Bonafede sure hopes so.
One of the nation's top juniors, Bonafede has committed to the admissions process at Princeton University, but for now, the midfielder's focus is on ending rival St. Anthony's run of four straight CHSAA AAA titles.
Bonafede and his fellow Flyers are working hard this offseason to attain that goal.
"Fortunately, Hofstra University has given us the opportunity to utilize its indoor turf field throughout the winter," Bonafede told LaxLessons.com. "We meet at the facility twice a week where we run clinic style sessions to freshen up our stick skills.
"The rest of the school week is dedicated to speed, agility and strength programs that Chaminade provides for us."
For more of Bonafede's perspectives on the upcoming season, be sure to check the full LaxLessons.com story.
Meanwhile, in the CHSAA's AA Division, Fordham Prep, which took Iona Prep down to the wire in last year's championship game, is hoping to take the title in 2013.
"We don't have any intentions of losing much this year," Fairfield University-bound senior defenseman Logan Williamson told LaxLessons.com. "We are confident coming into the season and all aware of what we have to do to be successful."
For more of Williamson's thoughts, be sure to check the full LaxLessons.com story.
Yorktown and Hendrick Hudson high schools are located just miles apart in Northern Westchester in New York's Hudson Valley.
Both schools have senior standouts bound for Johns Hopkins University.
Both are eagerly awaiting the start of the season: Yorktown defender Trevor Koelsch and Hen Hud faceoff specialist Matt Ledwin.
Marquette University-bound senior midfielder Griffin Connor says athleticism is the strength of his Bernards High School (N.J.) squad.
"We have the ability to play fast and push it in transition," Connor told LaxLessons.com. "We want to dictate the pace of our games this year."
For more, be sure to check the full LaxLessons.com story.
For the Bronxville High School boys lacrosse program, these are the good old days.
The Broncos have won back-to-back Section 1 Class C titles, advancing to the New York State Class C semifinals each season.
And Bronxville graduated just two starters from last year.
"I think our depth is an under-appreciated asset," Brown University-bound senior midfielder Brewster Warble told LaxLessons.com. "We have over 50 kids trying out for varsity and are stacked at every position. Preseason will be a battle for starting jobs."
Bayport-Blue Point, which advanced to the 2011 Class C New York State final, is looking to make its third straight Section 11 title game appearance.
"I think our league will be very competitive this year," Ohio State University-bound senior attackman/midfielder Brian Ward told LaxLessons.com. "Mount Sinai, Shoreham-Wading River, John Glenn and Babylon are all talented teams."
Cheshire and Taft both have staunch challenges in the form of dominant opponents within their leagues, but both should be in contention in Connecticut.
"I'm really looking forward to this season," Cheshire senior defender Tim Covel told LaxLessons.com. "We continue our rivalry with defending Class L State champions (and Southern Connecticut Conference rival) Fairfield Prep."
Taft is a member of the Western New England League, which includes Deerfield, Salisbury, Avon Old Farms, Brunswick, Westminster, Trinity-Pawling and Hotchkiss.
"Our schedule is always tough since the league is so good," University of Virginia-bound senior midfielder Jeff Kratky told LaxLessons.com. "I'm looking forward to the Deerfield game the most because last year they came from behind and won with 15 seconds left."
For tristate recruiting news and info as it happens 24/7, be sure to follow Twitter.com/joe_lombardi.
Also, don't forget to check LaxLessons.com's database of player profiles of current high school seniors, juniors, sophomore and freshmen and register for a lacrosse player profile of your own.
For the latest list of confirmed commitments from members of the classes of 2013, '14 and '15 from the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate area, check the LaxLessons.com "Updated tristate recruiting commitment rundown."
For lacrosse drills, lacrosse plays and lacrosse news, be sure to visit LaxLessons.com.


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Family of Marine Killed By Palm Springs Police Will Hold Vigil
Vigil planned for 6pm at Palm Springs downtown parking garage where shooting occurred
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - The family, of Allen DeVillena II killed by Palm Springs Police on Saturday, posted on facebook that there will be a candlelight vigil in honor of the marine tonight at 6pm
The family posted the announcement early this morning and say it will take place at the downtown parking garage on Indian Canyon and Baristo Rd, that is the location officers fatally shot him early Saturday morning.
Police say DeVillena was attempting to run over one of their officers, as another officer was hanging from the car window, as he tried to drive away. Those two officers remain on paid administrative leave per investigations, being conducted internally by Palm Springs Police and by the Riverside County District Attorney's Office.
Earlier this week, Palm Springs Police Chief Al Franz held a news conference to defend the actions of his officers during the confrontation that left a U.S. marine dead.
Franz read a statement, saying, on Saturday, November 10, 2012, at approximately 1:59 AM, two Palm Springs Police Department police officers were on bicycle patrol outside of the parking structure at 275 South Indian Canyon Drive, following the local bar closures.
As the officers rode outside, they heard yelling coming from inside the parking structure. The officers rode into the structure to investigate. They saw a male individual walking towards a black Chrysler 300 that was stopped facing the south wall. They recognized him, as well as the suspect driving the vehicle, from an earlier interaction with the two involving public intoxication that had been successfully resolved without incident.
When the two men began yelling derogatory comments at the officers, the officers dismounted from their bicycles and approached the vehicle on foot. One officer asked the suspect to turn off the car. The suspect ignored the officer's orders and began turning the vehicle around. The officer repeatedly ordered the suspect to stop the vehicle but he refused to do so.
One of the officers climbed partially through the passenger side window, attempting to stop the vehicle. The suspect accelerated directly toward the second officer, striking him and continued on with the initial officer suspended from the passenger side window. The suspect continued driving until crashing the vehicle near the exit.
In the course of these events, fearing for their safety and the safety of others both officers discharged their weapons. Emergency medical personnel responded to the location. The driver of the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene. The Coroner's office has not officially named the victim.
Durng the investigation at the scene, Palm Springs Police officers were contacted by the victim of an alleged theft. The theft victim reported that his wallet and iPhone had been taken from him in the downtown area prior to this incident.
The victim used an application for his iPhone which tracked the phone to the area of the crime scene. Investigators at the scene began hearing the victim's stolen Iphone ringing in the suspect's vehicle and recovered it. The theft victim's I.D. card and an ATM card were later found in the driver's pants pocket. The theft investigation is ongoing.
Both officers suffered non-gunshot wounds during the incident. They were treated and released from a local hospital. The two officers have been placed on paid administrative leave, in accordance to the department's policy.
We will have a crew at tonight's vigil. Join us beginning live at 5pm on KESQ and at 5:30 on CBS Local 2.


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Awesome....how far away?
I couldn't wait to get out last Saturday with the Saiga 12. Had a little fun with the gobblers in the clover patch. Double bearded one to boot!
Awesome....how far away?
I only see them at the wildlife refuges in my area.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
I'd say about 40 yards. Gotta love them screw in choke tubes. That's my first kill with it since converting. There were two more toms with but I'm chucking arrows to fill my 2nd tag.
Awesome! I thought Turkey season was earlier in the year - I was thinking about going this year. Looks like here in VA its on for a few more weeks. MMM Turkey...
Gunco Member #10
The "original" Boltcutter Rivet Squeezers:
Project Pink - the Pink and Blue AK-74:
Nice turkey RF guy.
Rails. Yes it seems like yesterday when turkeys were scarce. Now what a comeback they have made.
Down here in North Central Florida you cant leave your house without seeing wild turkey.
People with larger properties put out feeders for them. Usually non hunters and the turkeys hang there like pets.
Every time I drive Rt 40 too Daytona I will see them on the side of the highway.
Good too see they made a great comeback.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger believes that the points system in the Premier League will force Arsenal to "gamble" if they want to keep their title challenge on track.
The Frenchman has already seen his side lose five times in the League this season and, as they strive to close an eight-point gap on the leaders Liverpool, he is well aware that draws are almost as damaging as defeats.
Wenger knows that Arsenal cannot afford many of either if they want to bring the title back to North London and expects the 'carrot' of three points for a win to drive his players on in the weeks and months to come.
"I don't know [how many games we can afford to lose] because it depends on how many games the others lose," said Wenger.
"A three-pointer is not necessarily linked with the number of games you lose but it is also linked with the number of draws.
"When you lose more games you can less afford the draw and you are always in the position where you have to gamble with half an hour or 20 minutes to go.
"In a three-point system, the number of games you win is much more important."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Kentucky's Agriculture commissioner recruits some Kentucky ambassadors from the Beltway to muscle through a bill positioning Kentucky for industrial hemp production if the federal government allows.
Senate Bill 50, sponsored by Senate Ag Committee chairman Paul Hornback, calls for the state Ag department to establish conditions and procedures for licensing industrial hemp growers who would have to plant a minimum of 10 acres.
Agriculture Commissioner Comer's office would assume all of the responsibilities of Senate Bill 50 from certification that hemp seed is below the appropriate THC level, administering background checks and licensing growers, providing GPS mapping of industrial hemp production to law enforcement and inspecting the crops and conducting tests when necessary.
Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer voiced his opposition to the measure out of fear law enforcement would be hard pressed to distinguish between marijuana and hemp in outdoor fields except through laboratory testing.
An unlikely trio of Kentucky's federal delegation banded together in favor of Senate Bill 50 and made their appeal before the Ag panel: Republican Thomas Massie of the 4th Congressional District; John Yarmuth of the 3rd CD and Kentucky's junior US Senator Rand Paul.
Paul donned his dress shirt made of hemp made in Canada while pitching the bill before the Senate Ag panel. He said Kentucky is sending profits to our neighbors up north, which he decried as nonsense. Senator Paul has a plan in Congress to legalize industrial hemp production in this country, or seek a waiver for Kentucky.
Kentucky's third district Congressman John Yarmuth joked about why an urban federal lawmaker from Louisville is interested in industrial hemp legislation. Yarmuth says he's interested in hemp because it can mean new jobs.
Thomas Massie, Kentucky's newest Congressman from the fourth district in Northern Kentucky, spoke in favor of Senate Bill 50 from three different perspectives: as a legislator, a farmer, and an entrepreneur. He and Yarmuth have filed a bill in Congress that would exempt hemp with less than .3 percent of THC concentration from marijuana laws. In economic terms,
Massie explained where Kentucky stands in the hemp movement.
Paul Hornback's Senate Bill 50 cleared the Senate Ag committee unanimously and now heads to the Senate. In a press conference after the vote, Senate Majority Caucus Chair Dan Seum said he hadn't gauged Republican's reception to the bill yet and didn't know if it would be called for a floor vote this week.
Watch KET's "Legislative Update" each weeknight during the session for a report of the day's Capitol activities at 11pm ET on KET and follow @ReneeKET throughout the day on Twitter for updates.


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Nice family shot there Tim. You talk about your sweetie all the time, but never let us see her. The pup looks just like you. You must be proud!!
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Nice family shot there Tim. You talk about your sweetie all the time, but never let us see her. The pup looks just like you. You must be proud!!
Threat or warning?
NKorea warns embassies it can't guarantee safety
MOSCOW (AP) — North Korea has warned diplomats in Pyongyang that it can't guarantee the safety of embassies in the event of a conflict and suggested they may want to evacuate their staff, Russia's top diplomat said Friday.
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is demanding an explanation from the North Koreans — asking whether the warning is an order to evacuate the North Korean capital or merely a proposal to consider doing so.
"This proposal has been sent to all the embassies in Pyongyang," Lavrov said. "We are now trying to clarify the situation. We asked our North Korean neighbors a few questions that need to be asked in this situation."
About two dozen countries have embassies in North Korea. Lavrov said during a visit to Uzbekistan as saying that Russia is in touch with China, the United States, Japan and South Korea — all members of a dormant talks process with North Korea — to try to figure out the motivation behind the warning.
"We are very much worried by inciting of tensions, even though it's verbal so far," Lavrov said. "We would like to understand the reasons behind the proposal to evacuate the embassies, whether it's a decision of the North Korean leadership or a proposal. We were told it's a proposal."
North Korea's government did not comment on the embassy warnings. Tensions have been roiling in the past few weeks following a North Korean nuclear test and the country's subsequent warnings to South Korea and the United States that it would be prepared to attack.
Britain's Foreign Office confirmed that it had received the warning, which it called part of ongoing rhetoric from Pyongyang to portray the U.S. as a threat.
"The British Embassy in Pyongyang received a communication from the North Korean government this morning saying that the North Korean government would be unable to guarantee the safety of embassies and international organizations in the country in the event of conflict from April 10th," it said in a statement.
Britain said it was "considering next steps" and had no immediate plans to withdraw from Pyongyang.
Sweden said North Korea's foreign ministry had a meeting with foreign diplomats but didn't order them to leave.
"It was a meeting that dealt with the security situation in the country, where the North Koreans asked whether there was any need for assistance in case of an evacuation," Swedish Foreign Ministry spokesman Teo Zetterman said.
Sweden also represents the United States, which doesn't have an embassy or any direct diplomatic presence in North Korea. Any Americans in North Korea would be NGO workers or tourists but it's not officially known how many might be there.
I wonder who's side China will be on, if a conflict starts.
Tim, you need to work on your photoshop skills. Your ole lady looks way better than that & the kid is fully grown by now~!
1) its bush's fault
2) halleburton will make a fortune
3) POS king Hussien does not have the balls
4)I have a good supply of thyroid pills
5) the POS is running around the counrty raising money for the commiecrat party and taking away our rights, instead of focusing on syria, iran, chinas debt ( our debt to them) and setting this dog eater straight
we are in a heap of trouble, we also got more economic bad news today, I think this is the beginning of things to come
Fighter jets part of increased U.S. focus on Korea
obummer ain't a backing down--noooo sir! he sent TWO f22s!-- no not two squadrons , not two air-wings, no not two aircraft carriers, not TWO hundred or even twenty --TWO extra f22s. i mean like 1 and another one--get it!
when the shit starts they will probably be broke down on the ramp and get cluster bombed by a ancient mig-19!
obummer was told that the two f22s were flown by superman and wonder-boy and that NK don't have a chance!
Pull our troops out and nuke them there dust glows. Drive on drill sergeant drive on.
One hung low keeps running his yapper, that will shut him up..
Good commentary by a guy on the news I very rarely watch, discussing China and our debt too them.
"If I owe you a million dollars, I got problems.. If I owe you a trillion dollars, you got problems." Our debt too China is reaching our national debt. Thanks to all who shop at Wally World.. Just have a feeling China is tired of this midget. Those Chines guns might just be pointing at the midget.
The Orient is thriving, only unemployment is someone who does not want to work. China gave up pretty much on wanting Taiwan. How many items you see in the store "Made in Taiwan." ?
Hold my beer and watch this..
I personally think that if the SHTF with N. Korea, China will jump to their side slicker than shit.
They did it before & they have already said that they are obligated to help N. Korea again.
So will Iran..


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Kingbee, are you saying that the best the people of the Arab world can ever hope for is oppression by a dictator?...
As dysfunctional as our government is, at least we're not stuck with one guy for 40 years at a time.
...Why can't tribes co-exist?
...Why can't tribes co-exist? It seems to me that problems start when tribes or groups of people are oppressed by a government.
...In our case... weren't most people here (minus the natives) of the same tribe as their countrymen in the British Isles?
...I'm not refuting that tribalism exists, I'm just hopeful that maybe people can come together for a greater good. Maybe I'm un-realistic.
... I ask you ...to respond in 30, 90, 180, 365, ...days... is Egypt any closer to democracy now than ...in 2009!...[?]
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/25/world/middleeast/25egypt.html?_r=2&ref=global-homethought some might be interested in this.
... why ...should [we] be borrowing money from China to give to these places that hate us... Unfortunately our Dems and Republicans are spendaholics and can't resist giving away our $$$$...


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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Business Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2017
Emergency Telephone Users Surcharge Law
Article 2. Cancellations
Section 41107
41107. Cancellation of illegal determinations. If any amount has been illegally determined either by the person filing the return or by the board, the board shall set forth that fact in its records, certify the amount determined to be in excess of the amount legally due and the person against whom the determination was made and authorize the cancellation of the amount upon the records of the board. Any proposed determination by the board pursuant to this section with respect to an amount in excess of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) shall be available as a public record for at least 10 days prior to the effective date of that determination.
History.—Stats. 1977, Ch. 921, effective January 1, 1978, substituted "five thousand dollars ($5,000)" for "one thousand dollars ($1,000)" in the first and last sentences. Stats. 1985, Ch. 591, effective January 1, 1986, substituted "fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000)" for "five thousand dollars" in sentence 1 and sentence 3. Stats. 1988, Ch. 1029, in effect January 1, 1989, substituted "fifty thousand dollars ($50,000)" for "fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000)" in sentence 1 and sentence 3. Stats. 1994, Ch. 726, in effect September 22, 1994, deleted "in excess of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000)" after "If any amount"; substituted a comma for "and" after "in its records"; deleted "to the State Board of Control" after "certify"; substituted "and" for ". If the State Board of Control approves, it shall" after "determination was made"; and substituted "Any proposed determination . . . of that determination" for "If an amount not exceeding fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) has been illegally determined either by the person filing a return or by the board, the board without certifying this fact to the State Board of Control shall authorize the cancellation of the amount upon the records of the board."


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Right now, in all probability, someone, somewhere in the world, is crying bitterly, having lost a family member. Someone is working hard, enduring discomfort, disrespect, and incredibly low pay, just to get enough food for their children. Some house maid is probably enduring the unwelcome advances of the 'master of the household', feeling shamed and helpless. So many human beings are experiencing so much pain and sorrow, and for them it's as palpable as this peaceful morning I'm spending sitting here, typing this post.
Part of me wishes to reach out to them, to ease their misery, to make everything better for them. These are real beings, not just flickering images on a screen, watched from the safety of our living rooms. 'All fabricated things are not-self', that is true; and yet, we cannot deny, so much pain and sorrow is going on, experienced by beings embodied just as we are.
My aspiration: if by this Path (of Dhamma) I manage to free this heart from the poison of ignorance, may I not forget the sufferings of others. If I become free, may I then attempt to free others, as the Buddha and so many of his Noble Disciples have done.
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Hello everyone!
Having visited your site over the years, I finally decided to join myself. I've always enjoyed seeing the work and dedication of the members here in bringing everything from a worn paint job to a dent to life and with excellent accuracy. I got to see much of it up close with my friends ESB fett (JangoFettJr on here I believe) and he was always an inspiration of my costumes and how to really view them.
I am no stranger to costuming, how long to assemble, research and costs. I spearheaded and pushed along for the Anakin ROTS costume, as well as having worked on the most accurate Tenth Doctor (Doctor Who) and various Star Gate costumes. I would be happy to share photos if anyone is interested :)
My main reason in coming here is to construct a Boba Fett costume (surprise!), which I was interested in doing 4-5 years ago but funds were lacking. The version I really liked the most, which I have not seen often and never here in Canada is the white Super Trooper Fett with its unique design on somethings, and yet very Boba still. In recent years I have seen the release of several varieties of figures and designs and it really always stuck with me.
I am looking forward in learning what I can on this as it will be my first helmeted costume, as well as hopefully doing a good job by you guys as well.


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Throughout Saturday's 52nd running of the Grade 3, $150,000 Long Island Handicap, Darley Stable's Criticism looked like a horse in a hurry.
Inside early, she appeared almost too keen and she had to back out of trouble. She even found herself pinned down on the rail.
But when she finally got the room she needed in the lane, the 4-year-old, Great Britain-bred daughter of Machiavellian kicked clear to win the 1 ½-mile Aqueduct turf event by a length over J'Ray in 2:29.76.
Jockey Javier Castellano, however, managed to put Criticism in behind horses and that seemed to make his mount relax.
"I realized that the pace was slow and it was a long trip," Castellano said. "I rode her in the French style – covered up – and put her right behind horses. Behind the three-eighths pole and the quarter-pole, when I found a spot, she gave me a good kick. I had a perfect trip."
Criticism returned $10.40, and will likely be heading south for the winter.
"She definitely improved off her last race," said winning trainer Tom Albertrani. "She had been off for 10 months, and we tried to get a race earlier than (the Athenia). But she ran exactly the way I was hoping to see. It all worked out beautifully. We knew there was not a whole lot of speed, and I told Javier (Castellano) to let her fall out of there and not do anything. He said that once she got behind horses, she settled in well. We'll ship her to Florida and try to work out a schedule."
Astrologie, part of the favored coupling with Shake the Moon, ran third, followed by Sunshine for Life, Hostess, Shake the Moon, Marzelline, La Hernanda and Sentimental Union.