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Studying the Suburbsby GDN Shared Post May 22, 2009
With over half the Canadian population now living in the suburbs, Dalhousie University Architecture and Planning professor Dr. Jill Grant says it's an obvious time to study this increasingly popular living option – one that remains a bane to planners and urbanists. Are people drawn to the concept of perfectly matching houses throughout a neighbourhood, the "little boxes" as the famous song goes, or is it the slightly sterile lack of urban energy often associated, fairly or not, with life in the 'burbs? More likely it's a desire for living space that feels shiny, new and most of all, roomy, that one is increasingly hard-pressed to find in the downtown core of most Canadian cities. As costs associated with living in an urban environment continue to rise more and more Canadians are pushing outward toward these ready-made neighbourhoods-in-a-box. Grant will study the communities we know so well from television shows like "Desperate Housewives" or "Weeds" in her research project, "Trends in residential environments: Planning and inhabiting the suburbs", which recently received just over $101,000 from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada's Standard Research Grants program.
So, what are the impacts of such an "outward" migration? Grant has a number of queries about such effects on our communities. "The suburbs and the core are affected by the same kinds of pressures and processes, but in different ways," she says. "Since ownership of the car became quite common, living in the suburbs or in the countryside and commuting to the city has been easy. Developers looking for places to build new commercial spaces looked to the periphery to find relatively inexpensive land that would accessible to those in cars. Consequently, people and commerce drained from downtown."
And the fate of our nation's downtowns is directly tied to the trends in the Wisteria Lanes across the country, though it isn't all in the direction of more or better 'burbs. "In recent years we see new attitudes about downtown that are renewing interest in living, working, and shopping downtown," Grant notes. "Developers are reacting to that with new projects downtown. At the same time, development trends in the suburbs are changing somewhat – lots are getting smaller, homes are getting closer to the street; some suburbs are developing a bit of an urban feel."
Grant further suggests the suburban life may be getting a bit of a re-think. "In many cities the costs (in time and money) of commuting are getting so high that people are rethinking suburban life," she suggests. "We're seeing more interest in rapid transit because people want to reduce their commuting time. But rapid transit is expensive in cities that sprawl too much. The current fiscal crisis is slowing down the development a bit, but it probably won't stop suburban development. In the larger cities we are seeing suburban-urban nodes developing: 'town centres' that increase densities and mix uses outside of the major urban cores. That is increasing the numbers of people working outside the city cores, so it may affect commuting times and patterns."
Grant, who has been studying trends in planning for residential development planning in Canada and around the world since 1999, will use her newest study to fill gaps in existing intelligence including learning more about the perspectives of residents of the region's suburbs. She will talk to the denizens of the cozy hamlets themselves and will try to determine why they chose to live in their communities of choice.
So park the minivan in the two-car garage, roll out the barbeque, put the dog in the house and give some thought to why you may have chosen to embrace your inner suburbanite. Those thoughts may just end up going a long way toward answering the big questions dogging planners everywhere…


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MAC released their Double Dazzle collection today, it was supposed to be April 30th but they bumped it up luckily! Unfortunately it's not on their website yet, but Nordstroms.com has 'em! They all look yummy! I love the Dazzleglasses ($18, each), when they first came out I nabbed "Baby Sparks" and "Funtabulous" and I am BEYOND HAPPY that all but 3 are permanent. (goldyrocks, utterly posh, and stop! look! are ALL LIMITED EDITION).
I didn't get to swatch all of them at the store, nor on my lips because the BF was being a bugaboo! LOL. So below are swatches of the ones I ended up getting, for those of you who never had a chance to try a Dazzleglass, they ARE sticky lipglosses, so be WARNED! Yes they are the lipglosses that your hair will stick to on a windy day making you look like Cousin It of the Addams family. And I know many of you ladies who hate super sticky lipglosses, but the one thing I love about 'em is that they last because they are stickier than MAC's lipglasses. They stay on like no other! I wore "Funtabulous" at my sister's party, and I didn't even have to re-apply a coat. I also like how they have super fine glitter so that it's wearable alone or even over lipsticks without making you look like you ate some greasy chicken! LOL. The only thing I noticed is that right out of the box, the brush for each gloss was really stiff which is normal since it's new, so just bend it to flex it a bit so it has movement for easy application on the lips.
It's so hard to even pick a favorite because they all are gorgeous over lipsticks and really bring your lips to life! I must say though I love "Funtabulous", "Rags to Riches", "Smile", "Moth to Flame", and "Steppin' Out" they are even just pretty alone. "Goldyrocks" didn't wow me as much as I thought it would, it does have nice gold flecks, but the overall gloss was a bit too sheer for me which is great for those of you who don't want so much color in their gloss. To be honest, there are a few colors that start to look the same the more and more you look at it such as "Like Venus" and "Extra Amps", I had to keep swatching them over and over again to make sure I wasn't mixing up the two!
Nonetheless, I am glad that a majority of these are permanent so there is no need to rush and get them for the fear of them disappearing again, however I highly suggest to at least get ONE and you'll fall in love with it because they just make lips look luscious!
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- dorame said...
They all look Yummy!
Did you get to nab these before they were released? I noticed your calendar states the release date for these are 4/30?
- April 10, 2009 at 1:05 AM
- Vanessa said...
Hi Dorame, no they were released earlier by MAC, it was supposed to be on the 30th but changed it last minute to the 9th!
- April 10, 2009 at 1:25 AM
- Melissa Joy said...
ooh dazzleglass! I don't have any...I think I'm gonna stop by tomorrow morning and try to get *baby sparks*! Thanks for the swatches!
- April 10, 2009 at 1:29 AM
- FuN and MakeUp said...
those lipglasses are soOooo pretty n sparkly!! i want em!! how much does these cost anyways.... i doubt i can afford it anyways haha
- April 10, 2009 at 1:37 AM
- Hiolivejuicee said...
Ohhh i like smile! and baby sparks!
- April 10, 2009 at 1:56 AM
- Kim said...
Ooh they're all so pretty! I reallyyy want Baby Sparks but everytime I go to MAC it's always out=(.
- April 10, 2009 at 2:15 AM
- Jéssy said...
I loved the lipglosses .. I also like the sticky haha!
My eyes shone when they saw the colors:
Like Venus
Rags to Rich and
Extra amps
I want these in my drawer for lipsticks too!!
- April 10, 2009 at 2:27 AM
- cleung341 said...
Nice haul!
- April 10, 2009 at 2:37 AM
- Syn@3sTh3sI@ said...
the lippies are so nice on your lips... so kissable...
- April 10, 2009 at 2:59 AM
- AskMeWhats said...
they all look wonderful on your lips!!!!
- April 10, 2009 at 3:18 AM
- Jenn said...
Wow you have so many of them!! :D
I love the dazzleglasses too!! I want Goldyrocks, Smile, Moth to Flame and maybe Bare Necessity! Can't wait to see them in person!! :D
- April 10, 2009 at 4:18 AM
- Katrina said...
wow you got 10! i'm so excited wit the dazzle glasses. :) thanks for the swatches they look great :)
- April 10, 2009 at 4:31 AM
- Unknown said...
Girl you are now making me want to purchase some more dazzleglasses!! I ordered Goldyrocks and Smile so far and will get more next week since I need to cut down my purchases.
- April 10, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- divinexjanice said...
They all look so pretty. You're right tho Vanessa, they start to look the same after a while. Thanks for taking the time to swatch these on your lips I know it probably wasnt as fun as it looks bc its so sticky. =)
- April 10, 2009 at 6:09 AM
- kelsey&iris said...
i love love love smile, moth to flame& rags to riches! they're gorgeous on you! i might have to pick one up, they look so good!
- April 10, 2009 at 6:29 AM
- GurlOnA"Diet" said...
pretty! i'm unfortunately one of those who hate sticky lipglosses...lol
- April 10, 2009 at 6:58 AM
- ~Mel said...
they look yummy!!! but i tend to stay away from sparkle in lipglosses bc they make my lips look tooo BIGGGG! i think anything that can tone down my lips would be a plus in my book so i'll pass on these.. love the review of course! =)
- April 10, 2009 at 7:22 AM
- KillaCamilla said...
whatta great haul! they are soooo effing pretty! i love smile!
- April 10, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- Christel said...
Oooo! I can't wait til those are available here! :)
Thank you for commenting on my mineral foundation blog btw, I really appreciate the help!
- April 10, 2009 at 11:54 AM
- Lisa Fashionista said...
soo gorgeous! "smile" looks like a definite must have for me!
- April 10, 2009 at 11:56 AM
- Stephanie T said...
I love Extra Amps! Sooo pretty!
- April 10, 2009 at 12:01 PM
- aquaracer said...
oh, wow...they sure do look gorgeous..ooh, i want all. haha.
and i do agree with you that they are sticky but last longer..
- April 10, 2009 at 12:29 PM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
ahh love them all! super dazzle. i really love funtabulous. that is def a fave
- April 10, 2009 at 1:36 PM
- Sofia said...
those all look so yummy...
I have a question..how long does it usually take u to do ur make-up??
- April 10, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- Sarah said...
Wowzer you have got the most perfect lips, and face for that matter!!! You gorgeous girl you!!!:P Thankyou so much for your comment, lol I wish it was true, you are too kind! Love your blog!! Have a 'hoppy' Easter = )
- April 10, 2009 at 3:41 PM
- sanniet said...
they all look yummy!!! I don't like stick lipglosses mainly because of the wind! >_< but those look absolutely gorgeous!!! and I would love to try one hehe
- April 10, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- hi said...
You bought 10 of them!! *jealousy!!*
- April 10, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- ♥Leigh♥ said...
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! They're all very pretty!!!!!!!!!! I love them already! LOL
- April 10, 2009 at 11:12 PM
- The Shades Of U said...
I love your choices Nessa! I went to MAC today to do a swatching spree, but I couldn't make up my mind as to what to get!! LOL I'm definitely getting Moth to Flame and Bare Necessities. Rags to Riches is to-die-for too! Happy Easter girl!
- April 10, 2009 at 11:36 PM
- Berryrachel♥ said...
OMG I was totally saving up for the release at the end of the month but now I don't feel rush because they're not really LE except three but I will pick at least one of the LE dazzleglass but hmm I don't know which one yet. I always love your reviews!!!
- April 11, 2009 at 12:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
i think there are finally some MAC lip products i'd check out now. these dazzling lip pictures got me!!! i want to try them!
- April 11, 2009 at 2:03 AM
- ♡ Nic Nic ♡ said...
they look gorgeous on you! i stil have my steppin' out..which reminds me I should use it more often!!
- April 11, 2009 at 7:25 AM
- MesmerEYEZing said...
You have great lip pigment to show the colors nicely. As always, many thanks for the info!
- April 11, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- crystal said...
did you get to use your discount at nordstroms?
- April 11, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- crystal said...
did you get to use your discount at nordstroms
- April 11, 2009 at 2:28 PM
- Jo said...
ooooh ahhhh they all look so pretty
- April 12, 2009 at 1:48 AM
- im done said...
they look real pretty n...dazzle-y haha
they just seem pretty sheer. no?
- April 12, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- Ahleessa said...
I love all the Dazzleglass you have... hehe~ Actually I have some envy since you have so many gorgeous ones! :)
- April 12, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- Nicole said...
Beautiful! I love the look of "Smile"! I have "Funtabulous" but I must confess that I hardly use it... too sticky and glittery. It's a shame because I think that is what the Dazzleglasses are all about, lol.
- April 12, 2009 at 6:27 PM
- Cupcake Couture said...
Just wanted to wish you and your family a Happy Easter!! <3
- April 12, 2009 at 8:20 PM
- jjennyx3 said...
this lipgloss is so pretty!
- April 12, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- Vanessa said...
Hi Crystal- No I used my discount at the MAC store, I was saying that Nordstroms has these on their website since MAC didn't have it on their website yet in case people wanna order it online. :)
- April 12, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- miss.erica said...
Wow great haul!! I just picked up a few of these over the weekend and I love love love them! Your post is making me want to go get more...haha
- April 13, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- ღ Caroline♔ said...
this is so bad for my waning bank accoung! lol! :P i adore all the colors you like too, and I'm absolutely thrilled that those ones are permanent! yayy! :] thanks for the low-down, gorgeous! I'm really considering starting out with "Smile" and "Steppin' Out" or "Baby Sparks"--just going to limit my first purchase of dazzleglasses hehe. maybe i'll make a stop in SF this wknd to reward myself if I finish my papers (or get close to completing them!) :P
- April 15, 2009 at 1:22 AM
- audgepodge said...
Great post and swatches! I bought Moth to a Flame as my first dazzleglass but I think I might pick up date night as well.
- April 15, 2009 at 7:33 AM
- alisapp said...
Yeah!i am a big fan of lipglass & Lipstick from this dazzle collection i'm so in love!
so lovely colors so much in love with them :)
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|ItemRack-Event Creation
Version 1.7 of ItemRack introduces event-driven scripts to swap gear. 1.9 changes several essential parts of event creation, which this page will cover.
The intent is to have users scripting the events. They are just like macros, they use the exact language for everything that comes after a /script in a macro, except they run in response to game events. (Note: Language applies both to the scripting language and the human language. While this mod tries to be locale-independent in the bar and sets, it can't hope to ever be locale-independent for events and won't even try.)
Using Events
In the options window when you right-click the minimap button are three tabs. All event setup is done in the Events tab.
Events are disabled initially. To begin using events you need to enable it with the "Enable Events" checkbox at the top of the Events tab. This is the "master switch". You can set up a key binding to toggle all events on or off as well.
In that tab you'll see a list of events with a red question mark beside it. Click the question mark to choose what set to equip for the event. When you've chosen a set it will be enabled. You won't be able to enable an event until you've associated a set for it. (even if the event script doesn't rely on a defined script)
To disable/enable a set with an associated event, uncheck the event. Alternately, you can click Delete to remove the set association and have it drop down to the bottom of the list.
Deleting an event not associated with a set will completely remove it if no other characters use that event.
Editing or Creating Events
If you hit Edit or New at the bottom of the events tab you'll be brought to the event script editor. Here you define when the event runs and what it does. You can copy-paste into/out of these boxes. The four boxes are:
Name: This is the name you'll see in the event list, ie Mount, Warrior:Berserker, Swimming, etc.
Trigger: This is the WoW-generated event you want the event to trigger from. ie PLAYER_AURAS_CHANGED, CHAT_MSG_COMBAT_SELF_HITS, etc
Delay: This is the time, in seconds, after the last occurance of the Trigger before the script runs.
Script: This is the actual script that runs. You can use any lua construct or make it as complicated as you want. The code is directly run without any parsing.
Some knowledge of WoW Lua and scripting will help a great deal in editing and creating events. An excellent resource is the wiki: http://www.wowwiki.com/Interface_Customization
In the lower left is a Test button. You can use this to run the script once to make sure there are no syntax or other obvious errors. But it can't test if the trigger works or anything beyond stuff that would prompt a red error box.
If at any time you've messed up your default events and want them back: /itemrack reset events. This will not touch your custom events. It will just recreate the default events.
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Event Name
Example of creating an event
Let's make an event to equip a shield when we're targeting a mana user. This would only be useful for warriors under 30 but the principles will apply to almost event event you make.
First, make a set called 'Shield' that contains just a shield in the offhand slot and a weapon in mainhand slot. We'll equip this set when we target a mana user and unequip it when our target drops or changes to someone without mana.
The first step is to identify when you want to check the event. In this case, PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED is a likely one. (Some may remember UNIT_AURA firing when changing targets, this is no longer true)
PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED often fires in pairs, once to untarget and again to target. These pairs happen instantly so we'd probably want to wait until they're done. We don't want to unequip a shield and equip a shield within 0.01 seconds. So let's give it a delay of 0.5. You can make it 0.25 also.
Now we need to know how to find out if the target is a mana user. The UnitPowerType function will give us just that. If UnitPowerType("target")==0 then they have a "blue" mana bar.
To put it together:
name: Shield Bash
trigger: PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED
delay: 0.5
if UnitPowerType("target")==0 then
--[[Equips a set when targeting a mana user]]
Now associate the set "Shield" with the "Shield Bash" event and you're done!
0.5 seconds after a PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED pair, it will check if your target has a mana bar, and equip the associate set ("Shield") if so. If not, it will unequip the set to whatever you wore previously.
Note: LoadSet is an awkward name based on the 1.7-1.8 versions of ItemRack, when a SaveSet() was needed to store slots. It will likely get a pseudonym in the future of UnequipSet().
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With Arctic sea ice reaching record lows, people have begun to explore routes through Canada's Northwest Passage and the Northern Sea Route above the coast of Russia. These routes have the potential to significantly shorten transit times between Asia and both Europe and North America, reducing shipping costs and fostering international trade.
At the moment there is little guarantee that the routes will be open in any given year, which is enough to keep shippers from taking full advantage of the shrinking ice. Having a better grip on when the ice is likely to recede enough to allow shipping would greatly aid planning. So two geographers at UCLA took a series of climate models and ran the numbers for two emissions scenarios. Based on their estimates, lightly reinforced vessels could cross directly over the pole by mid-century, and regular vessels could traverse both the Russian and Canadian routes.
One of the problems here is that climate models have consistently underestimated how quickly the ice would be vanishing each summer. The authors therefore ran the full collection from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project and selected the five models that did the best with historic data. They then added in two additional models that have detailed, realistic representation of sea ice and the physics associated with it. This ensemble of models was then run using two different Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) emissions scenarios, one on the low end of current trends and one on the high end.
These models were used to estimate the extent and thickness of ice in September, when levels in the Arctic tend to be at their lowest. The authors then considered the ability of two different classes of ships to navigate the Arctic Ocean: current open water vessels that are used for global trade and a class called PC6. The PC6 vessels are built to withstand transit through first-year ice (ice that froze during the previous winter) and are currently used primarily for trade in special areas like the Baltic Sea. (You can read much more about the PC6 specs in this document.)
In the immediate future, out to 2015, not a lot changes; the only viable route is the Northern Sea Route along the Russian coast. But the dynamics of that route change. For one, it becomes open more frequently, as often as 70 percent in some models. And while open water vessels still have to hug the coast, the PC6 ships are often able to take a more direct route across the Arctic, saving time and avoiding some potential navigational hazards.
By mid-century (technically 2040 to 2059), however, things shift dramatically. There's about a 95 percent chance that the Northern Sea Route will be open in a given year, and open water vessels will no longer be limited to hugging the coast. At the same time, the Northwest passage opens up, going from having a 25 percent chance of being open to about 60 percent by mid-century. When it's open, most of the open water traffic from North America would do best by using that route; PC6 ships from North America can effectively use that route every year.
The big difference is in the area north of Russia. During many years, this area opens up enough so that open water vessels can take increasingly direct routes across the Arctic ocean, in some cases travelling close to the pole itself. Meanwhile, the reinforced PC6 ships can shoot directly across the pole itself pretty much every September. In this scenario, these ships can take a nearly direct route from Europe to Asia.
The authors note that merely having a navigable ocean isn't enough to make a trade route viable; services and infrastructure, including escorts and insurance, can raise the costs. Meanwhile, the two major canals (Suez and Panama) could adjust their fees in response. On the other side of the equation, the climate models (as noted above) have consistently underestimated the significance of the changes that are occurring in the Arctic. That means that some of these routes may open even sooner, giving us more experience and infrastructure in place by mid-century.
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Title: Mortgage Restructuring In Bankruptcy
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Vote to pass a bill that grants bankruptcy judges expanded powers to alter the terms of mortgages on primary residences.
- Grants bankruptcy court judges the authority to reduce interest rates or extend the repayment period up to 40 years for mortgages (Sec. 103).
- Requires homeowners who receive assistance under this act and sell their home within the first year for a profit to pay their lender up to 90 percent of the difference between the sales price and the amount due under their original mortgage (Sec. 103).
- Prohibits aid to homeowners who are able to meet their original or modified mortgage payments without assistance or who obtained credit through actual fraud (Sec. 105).
- Amends standards for participation in the HOPE for Homeowners Program by excluding borrowers who intentionally defaulted on their mortgage, who have been convicted of fraud or those who earn more than $1 million (Sec. 202).
- Raises FDIC depositor insurance to permanently cover $250,000 instead of $100,000 of each deposit at participating institutions (Sec. 204).
- Establishes a Nationwide Mortgage Fraud Task Force to investigate mortgage fraud in and aid enforcement of mortgage fraud laws (Sec. 302).
Title: Mortgage Restructuring In Bankruptcy
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Using the Windows install file is the easiest method. As of this writing the current version is putty-0.60-installer.exe. Put PuTTY in $PATH In order for MS Windows to be able to find PuTTY and its related executable files, you need to add their location to your PATH variable. By default, PuTTY will install to C:\Program Files\PuTTY. To edit your PATH (for Windows >= Win2k), Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables -> System Variables -> Path -> Edit. Add "C:\Program Files\PuTTY;" to the end of the PATH variable value. Enable Existing Key Transfer existing ~\.ssh\id_dsa to Windows Copy the private ssh key that is associated with your KDE Subversion account to the MS Windows machine. In many cases this will be /home/kde-devel/.ssh/id_dsa. I put mine in C:\Documents and Settings\mark\My Documents. Load into PuTTY Key Generator In order to use your OpenSSH private key, you must first convert it to a PuTTY Private Key (*.ppk). 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1For the leader. Of David, the servant of the LORD.
2Sin directs the heart of the wicked man;
his eyes are closed to the fear of God.a
3For he lives with the delusion:
his guilt will not be known and hated.*
4Empty and false are the words of his mouth;
he has ceased to be wise and do good.
5On his bed he hatches plots;
he sets out on a wicked way;
he does not reject evil.b
6*LORD, your mercy reaches to heaven;
your fidelity, to the clouds.c
7Your justice is like the highest mountains;
your judgments, like the mighty deep;
human being and beast you sustain, LORD.
8How precious is your mercy, O God!
The children of Adam take refuge in the shadow of your wings.*d
9They feast on the rich food of your house;
from your delightful streame you give them drink.
10For with you is the fountain of life,f
and in your light we see light.g
11Show mercy on those who know you,
your just defense to the upright of heart.
12Do not let the foot of the proud overtake me,
nor the hand of the wicked disturb me.
13There make the evildoers fall;
thrust them down, unable to rise.
* [Psalm 36] A Psalm with elements of wisdom (Ps 36:2–5), the hymn (Ps 36:6–10), and the lament (Ps 36:11–13). The rule of sin over the wicked (Ps 36:2–5) is contrasted with the rule of divine love and mercy over God's friends (Ps 36:6–10). The Psalm ends with a prayer that God's guidance never cease (Ps 36:11–12).
* [36:3] Hated: punished by God.
* [36:6–7] God actively controls the entire world.
* [36:8] The shadow of your wings: metaphor for divine protection. It probably refers to the winged cherubim in the holy of holies in the Temple, cf. 1 Kgs 6:23–28, 32; 2 Chr 3:10–13; Ez 1:4–9.
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|Sadorra and Lenderman win in Dallas
|By WIM Dr. Alexey Root
|November 29, 2013
UT Dallas Grandmaster Invitational concluded Tuesday, November 26; Results are posted here.
GM section winner Julio Sadorra's 2721 tournament performance (6.5-2.5) brought him closer to his goal of playing on a high board for the Philippines at the next Olympiad. As noted in Mike Klein's article, the Philippines will have the strongest team of any island nation in the Pacific. GM Sadorra's FIDE rating will likely climb to 2594, according to Chief Tournament Director Franc Guadalupe.
Also gaining rating points was IM section winner GM Aleksandr Lenderman, for a 8.5 out of 9 score. After Guadalupe informed him that he gained 12 rating points, Lenderman exclaimed, "That's the most I've gained in 1.5 years!"
One of the most interesting games was round 5 of the GM section, GM Yotov vs. GM Holt.
As the game unfolded, UT Dallas Chess Coach IM Rade Milovanovic could not find its moves in his database. Milovanovic believed that Yotov played a new sacrifice idea. He suspected that Yotov could prepare thoroughly, as Holt plays the same opening every game. According to Milovanovic, Holt's attitude is:"This is what I'm playing. My preparation is better than yours."
After the tournament, Sadorra wanted Lenderman to look over the Yotov-Holt game with him. Sadorra said, "This was all preparation by Yotov, but Holt drew." Soon after they started looking, they were called to attend the post-tournament turkey dinner.
At the dinner, UT Dallas students and GMs Leonid Kritz and Nadezhda Kosintseva told me that their baby is due January 8, 2014. Also on the horizon is the Pan American Intercollegiate Team Chess Tournament, December 27-30 at Texas Tech University. UT Dallas Chess Program Director Jim Stallings pronounced the UT Dallas GM Invitational a success, as it prepared players for the Pan Am. Stallings plans to send four teams to the Pan Am.
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Aide to Bush 41 speaks out after reports raise concern
Former president is still fighting a fever in ICU
George H.W. Bush's chief of staff on Thursday sought to tamp down any speculation the former president is near death, saying he would encourage family and friends to "put the harps back in the closet."
The 41st U.S. president has been in The Methodist Hospital in Houston for more than a month, and is now on a liquid diet in the intensive care unit with a fever described as "stubborn."
His chief of staff, Jean Becker, told family and friends in an email that the 88-year-old Bush "has every intention of staying put." She said the health care Bush is receiving is "unequaled."
Bush was admitted to Methodist with a cough on Nov. 23. On Wednesday, Jim McGrath, Bush's spokesman in Houston, said Bush had been in the intensive care unit since the weekend and remained in "guarded condition" with an elevated fever.
Private issue
In her email Thursday, Becker wrote that McGrath's statement had prompted inquiries from "most of the civilized world."
"Is he sick? Yes. Does he plan to go anywhere soon? No," she wrote. "He has every intention of staying put. He would ask me to tell you to please, 'put the harps back in the closet.' "
Becker said the family was resisting releasing a statement out of respect for the former president and relatives. She said they prefer to deal with health issue in private. Bush "is so beloved we knew everyone would overreact," Becker wrote.
Her email continued, "Will he be in the hospital for a while? Yes. He is 88 years old, he had a terrible case of bronchitis which then triggered a series of complications."
Bush has been battling a persistent fever since last week. Although McGrath has said Bush and his family have been in a frustrating situation, he said Bush is alert and has been having a "running banter" with his nurses and is surrounded by family.
In February, it was reported that Bush had been diagnosed with lower body Parkinsonism, a condition that causes instability from the waist down. As a result, he mostly uses a wheelchair.
On Nov. 7, he was admitted to the hospital for a lingering bronchitis-like cough and was discharged Nov. 19. He was readmitted the day after Thanksgiving when the cough persisted.
Bush spent Christmas Day in the hospital with his wife, Barbara, and several family members who live in Houston. Two sons - former President George W. Bush and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush - have visited him during his hospital stay and are planning to visit again soon.
Bush and his wife live in Houston during the winter and spend their summers in Kennebunkport, Maine.
Bush was born in Milton, Mass., on June 12, 1924. His father, Prescott Sheldon Bush, was an investment banker who later became a Republican senator from Connecticut, serving from 1952 to 1963. His mother, Dorothy Walker Bush, came from a St. Louis investment banking family.
Bush enlisted in the Navy when he was 18 and was an aviator in World War II. At 24, he moved with his wife to Texas.
Thankful for support
The oldest living former president, Bush is also a former vice president, congressman and CIA director. He served as president from 1989 to 1993.
He drew public attention in retirement for skydiving on at least three of his birthdays since leaving the White House.
Becker ended her email to family and friends thanking them for their love and support.
"Is there anything you can do? Yes, of course. Keep him and the family in your prayers. I am thinking heaven has not seen such a barrage of prayer intentions since 'It's a Wonderful Life,' " she wrote.


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This "for fun" alternate tournament - created by request of the reservists from the ongoing "Around the world..." tournament (see ongoing tournament forum) is open to any player of any rank. If you are a non-premium player, you must keep one tournament game slot open.
Lindbergh. Yaeger. Earhart. Zeppelin.
What do they all have in common? Each tried – with some success and some failure – to fly higher, longer, faster, further, than those who had come before.
Before his death in 1519, Leonardo Da Vinci inspired the world, not just with art, but with his inventions, especially those inventions that encouraged man to reach the skies. In 1783, on October 15, Frenchman Jean Pilatre de Rozier was the first man to use a captive balloon to defy gravity and escape from the ground.
Not long after, on November 21 the same year, de Rozier teamed with Marquis d' Arlans to free-fly with a balloon, beginning a rush to the skies. In 1891, Germany's Otto Lilienthal made the first successful multiple gliding fights, inspiring Wilbur and Orville Wright, who, in 1903, made the first heavier-than-air machine flight.
The race to go higher, faster, and farther was truly on!
In 1957, Major General Archie J. Old, Jr., USAF, led a team of 3 Boeing B-52 bombers powered with eight 10,000 pound thrust Pratt & Whitney Aircraft J57 engines, around the world, for the first nonstop jet plane flight.
On April 12, 1961, cosmonaut Uri Gagarin travelled around the world in less than 2 hours via Russian space program's Vostok 1.
America's X-15 set a speed record of Mach 6.7 (6.7 times the speed of sound) on October 3, 1967, that program contributing to the development of America's piloted spaceflight programs including the Space Shuttle program that survives today.
Singly and in teams, in peace and in war, men and women from all over the world have worked to circumnavigate the globe. From 1914's James Gordon Bennett Trophy for the fastest two laps, to the 1931 Bendix Trophy for a trans-continental flight, competition to be the first to go the fastest and farthest has been fierce.
Now you can strive to be one of four Conquernauts! The journey starts with de Rozier's single-flight balloon, to Wilbur and Orville's doubles attempt, moves on to Archie Old's triple-jet flight, and ends with two four-man teams reaching for the moon!
Will you be one of those with the right stuff? Or will you crash and burn along the way?
First Round: de Rozier's Balloon Races (16 Singles)
The games will begin when we have 16 players ready to race against each other across 3 continents: Europe, Africa, and Asia. Each player will play a different opponent in one game on each of those maps. This is a double-elimination but the eliminations take place on three maps; lose your (one) game on any 2 of the maps and you may be out of skies forever.
Second Round: Wright Brothers (6 Doubles Teams)
Eight Balloon Race winners are guaranteed a slot for doubles. Four "wildcard slots" will be selected at random from those eliminated in the prior races, to compete in this round. It's another 3-continent double-elimination - 2 teams on each map, rotating opponents on each subsequent map: Australia, North America, and South America. Participants from round 1 will be given first option as "reserves" – by random draw.
Third Round: Archie Olds' Bombers (4 Triples Teams)
Everyone's a winner! The same twelve players will go on to Triples. Wright Brothers' winners will get to select their third adventurer from the opponents who failed to reach the islands. Fights will be settled by random draw and the remaining players will form the forth team to island-hop across the globe in this final 3-map double-elimination – 2 teams on each map, again rotating opponents. Maps: Treasures of Galapagos, Caribbean Islands, and British Isles. Participants from round 1 will be given first option as "reserves" – by random draw.
Final Round: Conquernauts (2 Quads Teams)
The two winning teams will each rescue one opponent who was otherwise stranded on one of those islands to round out their crew for the final races to the stars. Again, "fights" will be settled by random draw. These final flights will take place on one map: World 2.1. The team who wins best two out of three on World 2.1 will be named the Co-Conquernauts . Participants from rounds 3 (primary) and 1 (secondary) will be given first option as "reserves" – by random draw.
This tournament is seeking 16 players and 4 reserves.
Settings on all maps will be Sequential, with Fog, No Spoils, Chained, Casual (24 hours) unless otherwise agreed by all players in a specific game.
Team Format Clarification
Initial games will be singles where each person plays at least two maps, facing his/her first opponent on one map, a new opponent on a 2nd map, and, if 1 win/1 loss, then a third opponent on a third map. Thus, for round one, the maximum any player will play is 3 games, each on its own map.
For round 2, each DubTeam1 v. DubOpponent1 on Map4. DubTeam1 v. DubOpponent2 on Map5. DubTeam1 v. DubOpponent3 on Map6. Thus, you will only be playing with unknown team on the first map of the round; you will stick with that DubTeam to the end of this round - 2 to 3 games, each on its own map until best 2 out of 3 is achieved.
For Round 3, each DubTeam picks a 3rd to make a Trips Team. TripsTeam1 v. TripsOpponent1 on Map7. TripsTeam1 v. TripsOpponent2 on Map8. TripsTeam1 v. TripsOpponent3 on Map9. Thus, you will only be playing with unknown team on the first map of the round; you will stick with that TripsTeam to the end of this round - 2 to 3 games, each on its own map until best 2 out of 3 is achieved.
For the Final Round, each TripTeam picks a 4th to make Quads. QuadsTeam1 v. QuadsTeam2 on Map 10 (World2.1) and best 2 out of 3 are our Co-Conquernauts.
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22. Atoms for Peace- AmokThom Yorke and Flea jam out. Cool electronic vibes with a new Radiohead sound. Dank bass riffs. If you love Phish, this might be your #1, or #2 if Phish released an album this year.
21. Queens of the Stone Age – …Like Clockwork7th grade me would've been a lot more pumped for this. It's good experimental rock music. Nothing will beat Songs For the Deaf in my eyes, though this is an interesting take on the Queens' sound. Rock on.
20. Earl Sweatshirt – DorisI was hyped for this all summer, with "Whoa" and "Chum" having been out for a WHILE, it ended up being that those were two of the best songs on the album. Those are great songs that are hard to top, but I was hoping for more consistency. The song featuring Frank Ocean is sick though, and the "Centurion" beat is crazy. The rest is so-so in my opinion. The Earl Mixtape is better.
19. Yo La Tengo – FadeThis is really great and should probably be a lot higher on my list. It came out in the very beginning of the year. The vibe is mellow and melodic. This thing is endlessly listenable. I can't see how anyone would dislike it. I've always enjoyed Yo La Tengo, but I've never been super passionate about them. That being said, I would recommend this to ALL
18. Owen – L'ami Du PeupleAnother solid release from Owen. My favorite song is "The Burial", which is one of the few Owen songs not to feature an acoustic guitar. "Tonight, I'm a priest/ Shrouded in your quilt/ And you will see/ Truth in me/ So f***ing say something." OOOohhhhh. "Who Cares" is great too.
17. The Story So Far – What You Don't SeePop/punk angsty songs about girls done right. I wish I was 15 again so I could get a girlfriend, get dumped, and listen to this all the time.
16. Nine Inch Nails – Hesitation MarksI saw NIN with my dad last month. They were my favorite band as a youngling, and I still hold TR in a very high regard so this meant a whole lot to me. Hands down the best light show I've ever seen. You can check out footage here if you'd like. Unreal stuff. The music is leaning on electronica, but in a good way. Still \m/
15. Oneohtrix Point Never – R Plus SevenThis is weird stuff that sounds abrasive and terrible to most people I know. It's all instrumental, experimental, synthy, electronic music. It can take you places though. I wish I could explain it better. This could easily be your nightmare. I think it's incredibly interesting. Listen and let your thoughts wander.
14. Tim Hecker – VirginsVery similar to Oneohtrix as far as genre and style are concerned, though the sound is very different. This was made with live instruments and manipulated later which makes for a very organic experimental sound. There are so many layers and things going on here. Enthralling. The first track sounds like the earth is ripping apart. Close your eyes and imagine%%*&!)@*&^^&^%%{}"{"}{}"}{}"}{""{}"{}"}{}"}{}}{}"}}":]
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12. Touche Amore – Is Survived ByYou can feel the passion behind Jeremy Bolm's voice as he screams every line. This album is about leaving something meaningful behind after you die. Congrats dude, cause you did.


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Visual Studio 2013 includes the C++ REST SDK version 1.0, also known as Casablanca. This Microsoft open source project is evolving in CodePlex, and takes advantage of the new set of capabilities introduced in C++ 11 to simplify cloud-based coding with a modern, asynchronous, and multi-platform API design. In this first article in a two-part series on this C++ REST SDK, I explain how you can use this SDK to consume REST services. In the next article, I'll show how to use the SDK to retrieve and send JSON documents.
Understanding C++ REST SDK Architecture
When you need the best performance, you usually evaluate going native, and C++ is one of the best options for doing so. Microsoft believes C++ is valuable in the cloud; and the company's new C++ REST SDK enables developers to work with C++ to consume REST services and achieve both great performance and scalability. It allows you to stay in C++ when consuming REST services or developing other code closely related to the cloud.
If you use C++ to consume cloud services but you use a C-based and synchronous API with callbacks, you aren't taking full advantage of the improvements included in the latest C++ versions. In addition, your code will be difficult to read and debug, and the synchronous API will make it difficult for you to create a responsive UI. Most modern Web APIs try to reduce unnecessary boilerplate and so offer asynchronous methods without the complexity of C-style callbacks.
For example, if you work with C++ 11 but you use it to make calls to a synchronous C-based API to make an HTTP
GET call, your productivity levels cannot even be compared to other programming languages such as C# or Python. Microsoft developed the C++ REST SDK on top of the Parallel Patterns Library (PPL), and leverages PPL's task-based programming model. Whenever you perform an asynchronous operation with the C++ REST SDK, you are creating a new PPL task. To make the C++ REST SDK portable to Linux, Microsoft made the necessary portions of PPL run on Linux (and compile cleanly with GCC). Thus, the C++ REST SDK uses a concurrency runtime for C++ that relies heavily on C++ 11 features. Instead of working with callbacks, you can write elegant C++ 11 code that creates tasks and schedules other tasks to be executed when certain other tasks finish execution. If you have previous experience with PPL, you will find it easier to work with the C++ REST SDK.
The C++ REST SDK relies on the following four low-level stacks or APIs that ride on top of the services provided by the different operating system (see Figure 1):
- WinHTTP: also known as Microsoft Windows HTTP Services. It is a C-based HTTP client API.
- PPL (short for Parallel Patterns Library): the programming model for composing asynchronous operations. The C++ REST SDK uses WinHTTP on different Windows versions.
- Boost.Asio: a cross-platform C++ library for network and low-level I/O programming that provides a consistent asynchronous model. The library uses a modern C++ approach. The C++ REST SDK uses Boost.Asio to manage communications on Linux.
- HTTP.sys: the Windows server-side API for HTTP. The C++ REST SDK uses HTTP.sys on different Windows versions.
Figure 1: The four low-level stacks used by the C++ REST SDK uses.
At the time of writing, the C++ REST SDK supports the following operating systems. Note that support for both Windows XP and Windows Phone 8.x is still considered experimental.
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7
- Windows 8.x
- Windows Phone 8.x
- Linux
The C++ REST SDK offers the following pieces that use the different low-level stacks (see Figure 2):
- Asynchronous streams and stream buffers: These provide a base asynchronous stream, a base asynchronous stream buffer, and many implementations, such as asynchronous file streams. There are specific Interop Streams that support interoperability between STL iostreams and C++ REST SDK asynchronous streams.
- HTTP client and listener: The HTTP client allows you to maintain a connection to an HTTP service and send requests to the server. The HTTP listener allows you to accept messages directed at a particular URI.
- JSON parser and writer: JSON is usually a problem for static-type languages such as C++. The C++ REST SDK uses a single class (
web::json::value) to represent JSON values and provides the necessary helpers to assist in serialization. You can determine the type associated with this JSON value at runtime. The C++ REST SDK enables you to pull JSON values from streams by using the parser and write JSON values to streams.
- TCP client and listener: The TCP client provides client connections for TCP network services. The TCP listener listens for connections from TCP network clients. The primary benefit of the TCP client and listener is that it works with non-blocking asynchronous operations. However, these components are still considered experimental. If you have ever worked with the
System.Net.Sockets::TcpClientclasses, you will enjoy working with the experimental TCP client and listener and its simpler non-blocking asynchronous operations.
Figure 2: Pieces that use the different low-level stacks.
The Microsoft team working with the C++ REST SDK has plans for adding these pieces in the near future:
- Web Sockets client and listener.
- UDP client and listener.
- Additional product-specific APIs built on top of the C++ REST SDK, such as Azure Storage, Mobile Services, and Bing Maps.
Working with the C++ REST SDK in a Visual Studio project
To create a project that uses the SDK in Visual Studio and builds without unexpected issues, you need to download and install the latest version from CodePlex at http://casablanca.codeplex.com/. I use version 1.3 in my examples, so if you download a different version, you will have to change some configuration values.
The default installation folder for version 1.3 is
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Cpp REST SDK for VS 2013 v1.3\SDK. The
VSProject subfolder includes two property files for your Visual Studio projects:
CppRest.props and
After you create a C++ project for which you want to use the C++ REST SDK, you must follow these steps:
- Copy the two property files found in the
VSProjectsubfolder (
version.props) within the C++ REST SDK installation folder and paste them in main folder in which you created your Visual Studio project.
- Open
cpprest.propsfile where there are two properties that might have wrong values:
CppRestRuntimeBaseFileName. If you find the following two lines, you will need to replace the
110value with
120, as shown in the next lines. In 64-bit Windows versions, the key value name that defines the base installation folder for the C++ REST SDK is
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\CppRestSDK\OpenSourceRelease\120\v1.3\SDK. Unluckily, some versions of the SDK didn't check the property values and you won't be able to have a successful build if you don't replace 110 with 120 because the registry entry will never be found during the build process. The samples included with the C++ REST SDK also have the same problem, and therefore, you must make the replacements in the property files to build them.
The lines with wrong values (to be replaced) are:
<CppRestSDKPath>$([MSBuild]::GetRegistryValue(`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\CppRestSDK\OpenSourceRelease\110\v$(CppRestSDKVersionString)\SDK`, `InstallDir`))</CppRestSDKPath> <CppRestRuntimeBaseFileName>$(CppRestBaseFileName)110$(DebugFileSuffix)_$(CppRestSDKVersionFileSuffix)</CppRestRuntimeBaseFileName>
The lines with the right values:
<CppRestSDKPath>$([MSBuild]::GetRegistryValue(`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\CppRestSDK\OpenSourceRelease\120\v$(CppRestSDKVersionString)\SDK`, `InstallDir`))</CppRestSDKPath> <CppRestRuntimeBaseFileName>$(CppRestBaseFileName)120$(DebugFileSuffix)_$(CppRestSDKVersionFileSuffix)</CppRestRuntimeBaseFileName>
- Now open the Visual Studio
vcxprojfile for your C++ project in your favorite editor and add the following line within the main
Projectelement. This way, the project will include the
CppRest.propsdefinition. Notice that
CppRest.propsincludes a line that imports the previously copied
<Import Project="CppRest.props" />
- Open in the project in Visual Studio, go to the project's properties. Add the entire path to the
includesubfolder of the C++ REST SDK installation folder to the
Include Directorieswithin
Configuration Properties | VC++ Directories. If you used the default installation folder, you need to add
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Cpp REST SDK for VS 2013 v1.3\SDK\include.
- Add the entire path to the
libsubfolder of the C++ REST SDK installation folder to the
Library Directorieswithin
Configuration Properties | VC++ Directories. If you used the default installation folder, you need to add
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Cpp REST SDK for VS 2013 v1.3\SDK\lib.
- Add the C++ REST SDK library,
cpprest120d_1_3.lib, to
Additional Dependencieswithin
Configuration Properties | Linker | Input.
Now your C++ project is ready to start working with the C++ REST SDK. (You could also install the latest C++ REST SDK version by running the command
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Driving two of the most spectacular and scenic roads in the eastern United States takes time, but it's worth every minute.
One road is on a wilderness of sandbanks - connected by bridges and car ferries - that runs down the Atlantic coast from Chesapeake Bay along Cape Hatteras, a graveyard of shipping for centuries.
The other is through the Blue Ridge Mountains, which form part of the Appalachian range and extend northward from Tennessee almost to Washington, D.C.
My wife and I travelled both roads this year on a 13-day road trip from Ottawa that included sightseeing in Washington as well as stops at historic sites in Virginia and North Carolina, and four days of rest and relaxation in a beachfront condo in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
We went out of our way on the journey down to take the scenic route along the coast of Cape Hatteras. We made a detour on the way back to ride part of the Blue Ridge Parkway, which connects the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee with Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, where the park's northern tip is less than an hour's drive from Washington.
For hour after hour on both roads, we drove through wilderness protected by the U.S. National Park Service.
On Cape Hatteras, the ocean is just a few steps away on either side of the road for much of the time. On the Blue Ridge, there are panoramic views of valleys far below.
You must not be in a hurry in either direction. There was little traffic when we made our trip, but there are spots every few minutes along both roads to pull over and admire the scenery.
Heading south, we spent about five hours driving along the Outer Banks of Cape Hatteras. Mostly there was no sign of human existence, although occasionally, we passed through a village of summer rental homes.
By the time we reached the first of two ferries on our route, it was late afternoon. We discovered we were too late to connect with the last trip that day on the second ferry - so our decision where to spend the night was made for us. We found a nice motel near the ferry and enjoyed an excellent seafood dinner.
The following morning, we enjoyed a free, 40-minute ferry ride to the next island and then came one of the highlights of our trip: the ferry ride from Ocracoke Island to Cedar Island. It takes about 2-1/2 hours and the total cost for car and passengers was $15 US. The weather was perfect, sunny and not too hot. The occasional pelican flew powerfully past. We took in the views of islands and sand banks and dozed in the sun, carefree and sure that this was the way to travel.
Both ferries are operated by the North Carolina ferry system, which recommends reservations. We decided not to reserve because we were in no hurry and did not want to be tied to a schedule, but I recommend making reservations in the busy summer months.
Our northbound drive via the Blue Ridge Mountains was equally rewarding. It's called the Blue Ridge because of the blue haze that usually hangs over the mountains. The parkway runs along mountaintops the entire way from the Tennessee-North Carolina border to Northern Virginia and consists of just one lane in each direction.
It was begun as a work project during the Great Depression and took more than 50 years to complete. At about 750 km, it is the longest single planned road in the United States. It's possible to drive almost 1,000 km of continuous parkway through forests and unspoiled mountain terrain, if you add the stretches at either end through Great Smoky and Shenandoah parks.
We joined the parkway near Winston-Salem, N.C., and took it as far as Charlottesville, Va., which is almost half its length. The speed limit is 45 m.p.h. (or about 70 km/h) - less on winding parts. My wife found it a bit scary, with nothing to stop us from plunging off the mountain if I swerved off the road, which is undulating as well as winding. For the first time I can remember, I repeatedly used the low-gear-shift of our automatic car to slow us down and avoid wear on the brakes.
There are no services on the parkway, so we came down off the ridge to spend a night in a motel. Trucks are prohibited, and we met almost no traffic when we drove it in late spring. A park warden told us the busiest time is the fall, when the forests are a blaze of colour.
Usually it takes two days of 10-hour drives (plus rest stops) to travel by car between Ottawa and the South Carolina seaside resort of Myrtle Beach. We added about one full day's driving in each direction to take two of the most memorable drives in the world. In fact, those two scenic drives are what I shall remember most about our vacation, even though it was packed with enjoyable experiences.
We had started out in Washington, where we had timed our visit to coincide with the annual springtime Cherry Blossom Festival. As we strolled past the White House, a young person approached us and asked us if we'd like to see the gardens.
What a thrill! The White House is the most closely guarded place in the world, but, occasionally, the public is invited into the gardens. We joined hundreds of others strolling the grounds, including the Rose Garden outside the Oval Office.
We stayed two nights in a Hyatt hotel in Washington's Virginia suburbs (cheaper than staying in Washington; easier access to the city than from the Maryland suburbs).
Then we headed for one of the most charming and historic places in the United States, just three hours from Washington - Colonial Williamsburg, which was Virginia's capital at the time of the American Revolution in 1776. We are enchanted every time we visit. A visit to Williamsburg is like stepping back in time by more than two centuries.
Over the past 80 years, Williamsburg has been restored and rebuilt - at huge expense - to the way it was at the time of the revolution.
Visitors are greeted by tradespeople in period dress, doing everyday jobs - weaving, baking, making items to sell, driving the well-to-do about in horse-drawn carriages - just as they did in the 18th century. In the evening, we visited a tavern, where we were entertained by singers and musicians in period costume.
We stayed in a modest motel outside the historic area, but had breakfast at the very grand Williamsburg Inn, where you step outside the front door and back into the 18th century. It's about $45 for two and worth the splurge. The Queen stayed at the inn when she visited in 2007 to mark the 400th anniversary of the establishment of the first successful British colony in North America at nearby Jamestown.
From Williamsburg, we headed for Cape Hatteras - with a stop at Kitty Hawk, near the northern end of the Outer Banks. There, we visited the site of the first powered flight in history by American brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright. The Wright brothers chose the site because of strong prevailing winds that they thought - correctly - would help get their primitive, heavier-than-air craft off the ground.
The Wright brothers' monument is a towering stone memorial on a sandy hillock close to the spot where they made the historic flight (lasting 12 seconds) over sand dunes. More impressive, I found, was a full-sized sculpture, created to mark the 100th anniversary in 2003. The sculpture, at the foot of the hillock, depicts the aircraft with the Wright brothers and others present on Dec. 17, 1903.
After three days of driving and three days of sightseeing, we were ready for some rest-and-relaxation in Myrtle Beach, which we had never visited. In North Myrtle Beach, we found exactly what we wanted - a studio condo on the beach called the Peppertree Ocean Club. It cost us a little less than $100 US a night, including taxes (but that was midApril; I hear that rates double in summer). I figure about half the cost is for the location: All we could see from our window were palm trees, the beach and the ocean. It was heavenly and relaxing.
After four days and five nights on the beach, we started our return journey home via the Blue Ridge Parkway, even though it required a large detour west.
In all, we covered about 4,500 km. People complain about the cost of gas - we spent about $325 US - but car travel is still the cheapest way to go.
The total cost of our trip was a bit more than $2,000 Cdn, not bad for two people for almost two weeks' vacation.
We found we could get reasonable accommodation for $75 US or less per night, and only came close to spending $100 a night for our beachfront condo in Myrtle Beach. We kept costs down by having picnic lunches and buying food (and wine) in supermarkets for some evening meals. When we went out for dinner, we found we got excellent value in restaurant chains like Applebee's and Bob Evans.
When next we plan a road trip, it will be a challenge to find an itinerary that matches the Blue Ridge Mountains or the Outer Banks of Cape Hatteras.
Michael Prentice is an Ottawa journalist who lived in Washington D.C., for five years.
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Getting there: Most road trips from to the eastern United States begin on Interstate 81, which connects with the Thousand Islands Bridge. I-81 passes near Washington, D.C., and then runs parallel to the Blue Ridge Parkway through Virginia and North Carolina.
More information:
For Washington D.C.: washington.org
For Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia: history.org
For Cape Hatteras National Seashore and site of the Wright brothers' first flight in 1903, visit site of U.S. National Park Service: nps.gov
For the Blue Ridge Parkway: blueridgeparkway.travel
For Outer Banks ferry schedules and reservations: outerbanks.org


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consult a neurologist? Just
- November 7, 2009 at 9:15 AM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
The crackhead didn't.
Patient was confused when he got to ER, so the internist called me.
I don't write the consults. I just do them.
- November 7, 2009 at 9:41 AM
Um, wow. How do you keep yourself from saying things like, "Yeh, integrity. That's the problem with dealers"?
- November 7, 2009 at 10:27 AM
Oy, oy
- November 7, 2009 at 10:53 AM
A mark of today's declining society when you can't even trust a drug dealer. Next thing you know my bookie is going to be beating the S#!% out of me.
- November 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM
Dr. Grumpy, we love you, but I need to request you post less often... I need to send my husband to the store and keep getting told "But I need to check Dr. Grumpy first!"
- November 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM
Incredible. Sometimes I use these opportunities to just vent back on some of the oxygen theives that frequent my E.R..
- November 7, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Frank said...
The nerve of some dealers, selling some product that is not up to par. Why can't they just sell the normal deadly shit, and be done with it? Just boils my blood.
- November 7, 2009 at 1:02 PM
Actually, I think he has a point...
- November 7, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- The Mother said...
What is the world coming to when you can't score good drugs?
- November 7, 2009 at 1:16 PM
- The Duchess said...
Geez, I HATE it when my dealer has no integrity. Who does she think she is? Doesn't she realize she's stealing food out of my baby's mouth with her dirty crack? The nerve!
- November 7, 2009 at 2:20 PM
- J-Quell'n said...
No freaking way..for real???
- November 7, 2009 at 2:22 PM
- Classof65 said...
As I recall, and, remember, I'm getting old so my memory may be a little faulty, you used to be able to send a sample of your dope to "The Berkeley Barb" and they would analyze the sample and tell you if it was safe to take. Nowadays you can't even trust the FDA to tell you what drugs are safe.
- November 7, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- John Woolman said...
Remarkably articulate for a junkie, as s/he presents a coherent world view and rails against it. Pity reality gave him/her a kick in the head. On second thoughts it might do him/her some good. Perhaps....
- November 7, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Maha said...
Integrity is lacking in all sales sectors lately. The world is going to shit when even your mutthafuggin' dealer can't respect yo' shit yo.
- November 7, 2009 at 3:11 PM
Ya' know, when I read this post I concluded that you had decided to write fiction. But, upon further consideration, you probably haven't.
- November 7, 2009 at 4:48 PM
The crack trade was so much better before all those former investment bankers came along and ruined everything.
- November 7, 2009 at 5:03 PM
So THAT'S what happens to all that leftover candy corn!
- November 7, 2009 at 5:09 PM
one of the girls in pharmacy school a couple years ago worked at the drug and poison control center. they do a lot of pill IDs and she said one time someone called in and asked for an ID on a pill that ended up being warfarin (potentially dangerous blood thinner). so the lady that called in said (with drug and poison still on the phone), "yeah it's ativan!"
how's that for integrity?
- November 7, 2009 at 6:17 PM
We should thank the drug dealer for their attempt at survival of the fittest in action.
- November 7, 2009 at 7:47 PM
I hate it when my mofo dealer scores me the dregs. I mean the NERVE! Dealers used to have self respect and pride in the shit they pimp. Regular customers never got sub par 8 balls. Now they's all in it for themselves. I think I just might shake and bake my meth myself. It's all about quality control peeps.
LD50 Rat
- November 7, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- webhill said...
So, like, seriously - an internist working an ER shift isn't qualified to decide if the basis of the confusion is due to the seriously bad shit or not without consulting a neurologist? really? or did he really suspect something other than the bad shit was the problem?
- November 7, 2009 at 9:05 PM
- TiredRPh said...
Maybe they should call corporate and complain. They might get a $25 gift card!!!
Reminds me of my favorite COPS episode when a lady called the police because the drug dealer 'stole' her money. She gave them $20 and they didn't give her any drugs. So, she called the cops to get her money back.
- November 8, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- as always said...
Oh that is golden. Was there anyone else to hear what he was saying? I bet that made *your day!
- November 8, 2009 at 2:31 AM
- November 8, 2009 at 2:53 AM
- HeatherLynn said...
I work for a criminal attorney...and never, not one time has one of our drug dealer clients came in and told the beautiful story of how they went from Joe-Q citizen to Joe-I-Sell-Blow drug dealer....and it be a beautiful tale of integrity, worth ethic and passion for their product.
This ain't mary kay people! it's crack!
*shakes head*
what a world.
- November 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM
The junkie has a point - no matter how f***ed up the logic is. Some dealers care about good customer service.
- November 8, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Chris said...
How pathetic is it that there are actual drug dealers who are "just in it for the money?" You'd think that they'd have a better sense of "intrinsic value" than that.
- November 9, 2009 at 1:44 AM
Doctor Grumpy I really enjoy reading your blog. you have not posted in awhile. Come back.
An old psych nurse.
- December 3, 2009 at 6:04 PM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
Old Psyche nurse- I post 2-3 times each day. Maybe your browser isn't refreshing the page properly. Try going to the base page:
- December 3, 2009 at 8:41 PM