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Feverish efforts were underway on January 17, 1875, when the Cadde-i Kebir, which we know today as İstiklal Caddesi, was completed. These efforts were the preparations for the opening ceremony of Europe's second, and Istanbul's first, underground rail line.
major project completed in 1875, the Istanbul 'Tünel' would have the distinction of being Europe's second underground after the London Metro, which opened in 1863. The people of Istanbul made their first acquaintance with the metro when a French engineer by the name of Eugene-Henri Gavand visited the city in 1867. During his visit, Gavand noticed that there was heavy human traffic between Galata and Pera (Karaköy and Beyoğlu), the city's two major districts at the time. Karaköy was the city's financial center and the Istanbul Bourse was located there along with banks, customs and other offices. Beyoğlu meanwhile was brimming with hotels, restaurants and places of entertainment as well as embassies and private homes.
Henri Gavand conducted some interesting research on the human traffic between the two districts, determining that close to forty thousand people shuttled between Galata and Beyoğlu a day. What's more, they had no choice but to negotiate a very steep and arduous slope. Thinking that an elevator-type underground rail link between the two districts would not only facilitate these people's movements but also net him a significant income, Gavand immediately got down to work.
The troubles that plagued Henri Gavand during his efforts to realize the project, which would constitute the initial core of the Istanbul Metro, are so numerous and fascinating as to fill volumes. After Gavand, who went back to France to fund the project, secured the necessary financing, he applied to the Sublime Porte for a concession to build and operate the 'Tünel', as it would be called. The application was approved on June 10, 1869. The next phase was to form the company and secure the capital. Going back to France in 1870, Gavand solved the financing problem thanks to the contacts he had established earlier, and the company was formed and named the 'Chemin de Fer Metropolitain de Galata à Pera', in other words, 'the Istanbul Metropolitan Railroad from Galata to Pera'.
Gavand had formed his company, but a series of setbacks awaited him, the first of which was the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71.
War between France and Prussia broke out on July 19, 1870. What's more, the French were defeated and the Germans occupied Paris on March 1st of the following year. No financial transactions of any kind were possible in France under the circumstances. His hands tied, Henri Gavand decided to pursue his project by forming a company in England, which he did, 'The Metropolitain of Constantinople from Galata to Pera'. But this process would take far longer than Gavand had counted on since Ottoman regulations for setting up a business were based on French law. Under British law, a special arrangement had to be made for the newly formed company, and this turned out to be a time-consuming process. Gavand on the other hand had no time to waste since he had been granted only a limited period for starting the project under his agreement with the Ottomans, and if work did not begin within the appointed time the contract would become null and void. To avoid nullification, Gavand confiscated a little property and undertook a few excavations just for show.
By September 9, 1871, the requisite arrangements regarding English companies were in place and the new company was granted a concession. But Henri Gavand's troubles weren't over yet. This time he was faced with yet another obstacle. The Grand Vizier Âli Pasha had died on September 7, 1871. Âli Pasha had been among those giving their full support to Gavand's metro project and it was common knowledge that his thoughts regarding it were extremely positive.
Âli Pasha's successor, Mahmut Nedim Pasha, on the other hand, insisted on reviewing all the records regarding the Tünel, which created yet another problem for Henri Gavand. But this process too was eventually completed on April 4, 1872, and Gavand could finally start work on the Tünel. Having secured approval for the project in 1869, Gavand only obtained the requisite permission for forming a company in 1872. Despite all these stumbling blocks, however, Henri Gavand produced a 'tünel' that was 555 meters long, 4.9 meters high, and 6.7 meters in diameter with a rail link totaling 626 meters in length.
The opening of the Tünel, which was completed in November 1874, took place on January 17, 1875. But in November a new development occurred even as trial runs on the new railroad were under way. At the very moment when Henri Gavand might have been wondering what else could possibly go wrong, the English company that had provided the financial support and was a partner in the construction unilaterally decided to pocket all the proceeds, and Gavand was forced to withdraw from the project.
One person was therefore missing at the opening ceremony on January 17, 1875, yet not one of the invited guests was even aware of his absence. This person was none other than Eugene-Henri Gavand, who had surmounted a thousand and one obstacles to make the Tünel project a reality.

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Fast Italian Bread Salad Recipe
This twist on the typical tossed salad combines garden-fresh veggies with bread cubes and herbs...and is terrific when tomatoes are at their peak. "I first tasted this salad when I worked for a caterer. I experimented with different combinations until I came up with this version," says Kathleen Hufstedler of Kerrville, Texas.
- 1 cup cubed fresh tomato
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil or 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1 tablespoon chopped green onion
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/4 cups cubed French or sourdough bread
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1. In a bowl, combine the tomato, basil, green onion, oil, vinegar and salt. Cover and let stand for 30 minutes. Place bread cubes in a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 325° for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Stir in tomato mixture. Add parsley. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 servings.
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As late as Sunday, the smell of burnt wood and lumber permeated throughout the are near the former site of the old Helena Crossing elementary School. The structure caught fire late Saturday evening between 9 and 10 p.m. All full-time firefighters were called out to the blaze and were on the scene until after midnight. At press time, the cause of the fire remains unknown and is still pending addtional investigation.
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Café 36 Featured On Kitchen Nightmares
January 15, 2009 08:00 AM by Joe Reality
On this week's episode of Kitchen Nightmares, Cafà 36 is in serious danger of being eighty-sixed. Chef Gordon Ramsay travels to La Grange, Illinois in hopes of turning around the struggling cafÃ.
Cafà 36 is owned and run by loving husband and wife Terry and Carol. Even though he had little to no restaurant experience, Terry bought the upscale French/American Bistro two years ago. The challenge has proven to be more difficult than he initially imagined.
Cafà 36 faces the challenge of a lack of clientele and maintaining quality control. The restaurant has unfortunately been losing money, so there is a danger that it will have to close its doors forever.
When Chef Gordon Ramsay shows up, he is forced to give Terry and Carol a harsh reality check. Kitchen Nightmares airs on Thursday, January 15 from 9 PM to 10 Pm ET/PT on FOX.
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Vogue editor Anna Wintour won't even be fashionably late to the Kimye wedding. She's just not coming.
According to Page Six, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West hoped Anna would attend the Italian wedding, after she featured them on Vogue's April cover, but she couldn't make it. A Vogue spokeswoman confirmed to Page Six, "Anna had a longstanding family commitment this weekend and sadly had to miss the wedding.
Well, it is Memorial Day weekend, and family has to come first... Or maybe she just felt like avoiding the circus. However, E! News added, one Vogue rep who will be attending is editor-at-large André Leon Talley, who described the pre-wedding bash thrown by Valentino Garavani for Vogue.
"Upon arrival at noon, the paparazzi, about 20, were already outside the gates of Valentino Garavani's Château de Wideville, once the home to one of King Louis XIV's maîtresse d'amour," André wrote at the start of his Vogue "wedding diary." "Kourtney Kardashian told me that about 30 photographers followed their path all the way from Paris to this beautiful and romantic place for a pre-wedding celebration. And a helicopter purred in the clouds throughout the entire visit."
Who could possibly want to miss out on all the helicopter purring at this supposedly "very small and intimate" multi-country wedding weekend event?
Page Six added that they were told staff working at the Florence wedding have been ordered to sign $5 million nondisclosure agreements not to talk about the proceedings. That does sound in keeping with the wedding rules… But what happens if someone offers them $15 million to spill the beans?
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Health video blogs (vlogs) allow individuals with chronic illnesses to share their stories, experiences, and knowledge with the general public. Furthermore, health vlogs help in creating a connection between the vlogger and the viewers. In this work, we present a qualitative study examining the various methods that health vloggers use to establish a connection with their viewers. We found that vloggers used genres to express specific messages to their viewers while using the uniqueness of video to establish a deeper connection with their viewers. Health vloggers also explicitly sought interaction with their viewers. Based on these results, we present design implications to help facilitate and build sustainable communities for vloggers.
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After you begin to feel your life energy, you can learn how to flow your Chi to make it purer and stronger. Chi Flow is what makes real Taichi different from merely "slow-motion exercise." When you learn how to flow your Chi, you'll rely less and less on strength and mechanical motion, and start using your life energy to propel your movement. This can only be done with real Chi power.
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Did you know that martial arts skill is only one application of Chi? Once you can harness the power of your life energy, you can learn to use that energy for healing, spiritual development, feng shui, and more.
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Drenched by Design: Waterfall Hotel is Strangely Cool
In southern Chile, a waterfall erupts repeatedly and predictably from the top of a mountain, to the delight of the people sleeping, dining and relaxing inside that mountain. It is the Montaña Magica Lodge in the middle of Huilo Huilo nature reserve, and a stay there is a strange experience unlike any other.
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The hotel is built to look like a natural mountain, with boulder-like contours and plants growing up over the exterior walls. Unlike any mountain found in nature, however, this one is dotted with arched windows all along its several tiers.
At scheduled intervals, water gushes forth from the opening in the top of the mountain. It washes down over the sides, gushing over the windows and creating quite the lovely spectacle.
The lodge's entrance can be accessed on one side by a long suspended bridge, giving visitors a stunning view of the surrounding nature preserve and providing the perfect exterior vantage point from which to watch the display of rushing water.
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Gene Autry, "America's Favorite Singing Cowboy," is the only entertainer to have all five stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one each for radio, recording, motion pictures, television, and live performance. Autry's custom-made Single Action Army was carried during personal appearance tours. Besides his revolver, he toured with another custom-made 45, a Martin D45 guitar, the first such guitar ever made. Autry was an astute businessman with a vast media and real estate empire. Determined to give back to the community, Jackie and Gene Autry, along with their dear friends Joanne and Monte Hale, founded the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum, now the Autry National Center, in 1988.
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November 16, 2012
Pinching Pennies And A Good Thanksgiving Meal
Picture a typical Thanksgiving meal: roasted turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, rolls, peas, cranberries, a relish tray of carrots and celery, and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Is your mouth watering, yet? Well, let me add just a little bonus; this year, that meal might be just a bit cheaper. The Virginia Farm Bureau Federation conducted a study in Virginia and found this very Thanksgiving meal will cost eighty cents less on average this year, and that is without any coupons or sales. How's that wet your whistle?
This will happen despite the scare that food prices are rising. We have all heard about the effect the drought is having on food costs, but some we can find some good. The Huffington Post reported most retailers locked in prices for Thanksgiving foods before the drought could affect the price of food. These retailers are committed to keeping these prices affordable so that people can enjoy a nice meal at Thanksgiving. I cannot help but smile at this sentiment.
It truly is great that retailers are working so hard to keep holiday meals affordable, especially in an economy still struggling from the Great Recession. True, many good things have come out showing economic improvement, but many Americans are still struggling. It is good to know that they will not have to sacrifice a holiday tradition. For once, businesses have my thanks, and is that not what Thanksgiving is all about?
Thanksgiving is a time when families gather and continue traditions or create new ones. Regardless, family members look forward to the traditional Thanksgiving meal. They love to snack on the relish tray as the turkey wafts smells of deliciousness throughout the house. The cook lovingly places the dishes on the table to create the most aesthetic setting for the meal: turkey set in the middle with dishes of peas, sweet potatoes, cranberries, and rolls adorning the sides. Oh, and we cannot forget the pumpkin pie!
Family members gather to enjoy the feast and experience love and thankfulness. Only this year, many will be able to do that at a lower cost, and for those who do not see that benefit, they will at least be able to pay a stable cost. What is better than a family feast at affordable prices? We fill our stomachs while keeping money in the bank. I'd say that is a win-win situation.
This move to keep the Thanksgiving meal affordable builds trust and community. We see that businesses care about families and holidays. Well, at least it feels like they do, and sometimes the mere impression of concern is enough to garner appreciation. The Thanksgiving holiday has turned into one where we thank the ones we love as well as thank those who help us. Retailers are trying to help the consumers by watching the prices of food. I think that counts.
Much controversy surrounds the holiday, but I will save that for another post. For now, it is enough to just acknowledge this good news. This year, people can eat a good meal, thank each other and food retailers, and still watch their pennies. This is all good news.
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Springer, NM Flier And Mail Trains Collide, Sep 1956
Chicago (AP) -- Santa Fe headquarters in Chicago Wednesday listed 20 persons killed and 35 persons injured in the Santa Fe Chief wreck at Springer, N. M.
The dead:
L. J. RUSH of Raton, N. M., engineer of the mail train involved.
E. O. FOSTER of Raton, engineer of the Chief.
W. H. ADAMS of Raton, fireman on the Chief.
LAWRENCE McCORMICK of Raton, brakeman, "deadheading" on the Chief.
W. L. SCHRIEVER of Las Vegas, conductor on the Chief.
ANDREW NIELSEN, Chicago, chef.
KONSTANLY OLEJNIK, Chicago, 3rd cook.
EARL BUTLER, Los Angeles, news agent.
JOHN W. HAYES, Chicago, chef.
ORVILLE EWING, Chicago, 2nd cook.
MARCUS W. PERKINS, Chicago, pantryman.
MORRIS STOKES, Chicago, waiter.
FRANK HITES, Chicago, waiter.
GEORGE ATERBERRY, Chicago, waiter.
ANTHONY E. HOLSBY, Chicago, lounge car attendant.
LAWRENCE DAVIS, Chicago, barman.
JOHN H. LEE, Chicago, 2nd cook.
JOHN E. GREEN, Chicago, pantryman.
ROBERT P. O'KELLY, Chicago, waiter.
ALBERT HAYES, Chicago, waiter.
The Injured:
JIM WOLTER, Rockford, Ill., cook, condition listed as "critical."
WILLIAM P. WRIGHT, Chicago, waiter, condition, "serious."
CHARLES KINCAID, Albuquerque, brakeman, condition, "serious."
(WOLTER, WRIGHT and KINCAID held in Colfax General Hospital for further treatment.)
Listed with minor injuries but still held at the Colfax hospital for treatment was NORMAN ROSEN, passenger from New York.
Other passengers listed with minor injuries but released from the hospital to continue to the West Coast were:
THERESA K. ROSEN, wife of NORMAN.
MRS. JESSIE SCHWEIZER, Maplewood, Mo.
MRS. HATTIE MECKFESSEL, also of Maplewood, Mo.
THOMAS B. JENNINGS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Those listed as claiming minor injuries but receiving no treatment are:
LEO KOPEL, Montreal, Canada.
MRS. DORENE KOPEL, same.
MRS. ANNA FOLLETTE, Troy, N. Y.
ROGER LOVE, Chicago.
MRS. BETTY HILTON, Los Angeles.
MRS. LENA MARRONE, formerly of Quincy, Mass., who is moving to South Whittier, Calif.
MISS FRANCES GUZIK, Berkley, Mich.
MRS. J. R. TYLER, Monrovia, Calif.
NORMA DOUGLAS, Selma, Calif.
LILLIAN M. GAINEY, Lynn, Mass.
ALBERT PHINAZEE, Waynesboro, Ga.
MRS. W. H. RIGHTER, Glendale, Calif.
ALFRED J. CLARKE, London, Ontario, Canada.
MRS. LAVIN KYLE CLARKE, same.
JOHN C. HERSHEY, Oildale, Calif.
REV. E. J. HOGAN, Los Angeles.
H. D. HAMILTON, Traverse City, Mich.
MRS. H. D. HAMILTON, same.
MARJORIE BOYD, Peoria, Ill.
TED TELIRICK, Ponca City, Okla.
MRS. TED TELIRICK, same.
J. W. TOBIN, Ponca City, Okla.
SAM DEVRIE, Elmhurst, Ill.
JANE WILKINSON, Millington, Mich.
EVE L. GARY, Beverly Hills, Calif.
JACK LONDON, same.
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1956 Santa Fe Train Wreck
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I was a child passenger on that train and I still remember it - interesting to be able to Google more information than I have had. I would like to visit Springer to thank people who were wonderful to us that day - and who gave us telephones to call our relatives in Los Angeles.
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Sante Fe Railroad Train Accident
Did you ever contact the railroad for further records?
Thank you for writing when convenient.
1956 Springer Train Wreck
I was glad to find this informaiton. My grandfather helped clean up this terrible accident. He lived in Raton, and lost
several friends. I have the original Raton Range paper article about this incident.
I am so glad for this info.
I am so glad for this info. My father worked for the Sante Fe Railroad in the 1950's. He was a cook or perhaps a chef. I remember vividly waking up and see my father reading the newspaper and crying. I asked him what was wrong and he was crying. I was 9 at the time so he showed me the paper. We lived in Chicago .
My father was also upset because he was suppose to be on that run. He lost many friends that day.
Now I am wondering if anyone knows how to get employee records from Santa Fe to check his actual employment dates.
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Frank Stotz got his First AMA/Dragbike #1 Qualifier Award when he unleashed a series of unmatched 7.20 passes in Saturdays qualifying session at the Atco, NJ, Orient Express US Nationals Sept. 12-14. Rain cancelled Friday's test and 1st qualifying session. Saturday brought heat and humidity but that didn't stop the Stotz Racing Team from rolling out of the transporter and laying down a 7.26@197. Then in the second round ran a 7.25@199 to back up their new National Record in the 1/8th mile. This was another First for Frankie, but certainly will not be his last. With better air conditions the little CBR1000 could run ProStreets first 7 teen pass.
Saturday nights ProStreet Shootout was wild for all the East coast fans that packed the stands. Frank ran another 7.26@198 while the rest of the field were trying to catch up. The second round brought misfortune for the Stotz Racing Team when the motor dropped a valve and ended their chance at the winner take all $5000. Sunday, Frank had an earned bye run and the new motor bogged of the line. Kent raised the staging light and this time the motor drove thru the clutch while Frank watched his hopes of his First National Win fade away. Three 7.20s and a new National Record are very impressive for this being only the third Pro start for Frankie, but "Stotz Racing won't be satisfied until we get our first win of the 08 season and get the consistency that I know it takes to win another championship" said Kent Stotz.


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I;m using Lucene.net (18.104.22.168) on a (currently) 70Gig index.. I can do a fairly complicated search and get all the document IDs back in 1 ~ 2 seconds.. But to actually load up all the hits (about 700 thousand in my test queries) takes 5+ minutes.
We aren't using lucene for UI, this is a datastore between processes where we have hundreds of millions of pre-cached data elements, and the part I am working on exports a few specific fields from each found document. (ergo, pagination doesn't make since as this is an export between processes).
My question is what is the best way to get all of the documents in a search result? currently I am using a custom collector that does a get on the document (with a MapFieldSelector) as its collecting.. I've also tried iterating through the list after the collector has finished.. but that was even worse.
I'm open to ideas :-).
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She will use her last loan for working capital to buy rice, milk, sugar, noodles, and drinks.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.comments2015-12-13T16:28:19.396-05:00RI Issues. No email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-29115612196925744902014-06-18T13:21:33.717-04:002014-06-18T13:21:33.717-04:00Thank you, John, for the full page ad in today'...Thank you, John, for the full page ad in today's ProJo about abolishing the master lever now instead of waiting till next year! I plan to write my State Senator as you suggested by going to http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Pages/Default.aspxrsetti7http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-21698682035049477372013-07-24T09:51:47.782-04:002013-07-24T09:51:47.782-04:00The problem with the State is not the politicians ...The problem with the State is not the politicians its our business leaders. Take a look at all the financial reports submitted by our elected politicians and you will see business leader after business leader donating along with every single union and special interest groups. Our business community needs to band together and stop this bad management of this state. Our chambers are the first in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-86071051442464389292013-06-13T23:09:14.330-04:002013-06-13T23:09:14.330-04:00An honorable man pays his debts. An honorable man pays his debts. Quahauggerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-86116645174786997062012-12-23T08:22:37.084-05:002012-12-23T08:22:37.084-05:00The fact that the state even considered supporting...The fact that the state even considered supporting a game software company is absurd. This pie-in-the-sky thinking almost always results in failure.

In Austin, Texas where I now live, there are about five hundred of these companies and fully 20% of them drop from sight every year. Most plainly fail with a few being bought or absorbed by more sound companies in the same business. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-20183606639982972682012-12-23T08:12:24.864-05:002012-12-23T08:12:24.864-05:00In my opinion, the best result would be for the st...In my opinion, the best result would be for the state to ultimately lose the case in court so that a managed bankruptcy would follow.

Bankruptcy is the only recourse that I know of that can negate a contract.

I think that the unions will have a pretty strong court case though ill advised considering the state's financial situation

This has been my position firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-67189089529094326272012-11-29T05:52:22.139-05:002012-11-29T05:52:22.139-05:00What hope is there? Rhode Island voters overwhelm...What hope is there? Rhode Island voters overwhelmingly returned the same corrupt incompetent politicos to office earlier this month.

"Managed Bankruptcy" is the only solution that I can see but without any real leadership in the state don't expect that to happen until there are zero alternatives remaining...email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-17637076838613885602012-11-01T08:51:32.170-04:002012-11-01T08:51:32.170-04:00I'm surprised you didn't mention the high ...I'm surprised you didn't mention the high property tax as a factor because that is passed on to the renter. I own a 3 bedroom property and I would have to pass on the $600 per month in property tax onto the renter. That certainly is a huge chunk of the $1500 per mo ave for a 3 bedroom firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-48017175853215204482012-10-31T07:20:01.610-04:002012-10-31T07:20:01.610-04:00If the RI electorate were to elect a Republican le...If the RI electorate were to elect a Republican legislature coupled with a guy like Scott Walker, (Wisconsin governor), a major step forward would be seen by the public. I waited many years for such to happen and when I realized that it would never, (not at least during my lifetime), so I voted with my feet and have never regretted it.

RI STILL has a 10% unemployment rate and yet firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-68042743552317102652012-07-07T13:53:30.031-04:002012-07-07T13:53:30.031-04:00yeah but what will Fung do once he gets re-elected...yeah but what will Fung do once he gets re-elected "to a longer term" we supposedly voted email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-91723541423781109262012-07-02T17:15:49.088-04:002012-07-02T17:15:49.088-04:00You are too kind.You are too firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-47360767370853039542012-05-31T05:31:56.806-04:002012-05-31T05:31:56.806-04:00While Mr. Layman is to be commended for his effort...While Mr. Layman is to be commended for his effort regarding cause, effect and resolution what is really needed in RI is a Scott Walker revolution such as occurred in Wisconsin.

The overall culture of government in RI is so corrupt that the only solution is to kill that culture. Wisconsin faced even larger problems in RI and yet a dark situation was reversed in less than a couple of firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-28324287203361541332012-05-07T05:25:05.592-04:002012-05-07T05:25:05.592-04:00This whole economic mess is only going to get wors...This whole economic mess is only going to get worse, a whole lot worse.

Today, we saw the voters in France decide to return to the socialist agenda and this bodes very bad news for this country which in turn will filter down to the states, cities and towns. In short, expect no help from the feds unless yet they can come up with another gimmick to inflate the banking system.
<br /email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-43860745398866519712012-04-25T21:10:06.485-04:002012-04-25T21:10:06.485-04:00If the state would pass the laws that will limit a...If the state would pass the laws that will limit all negotiated pension and health care benefits t be no better than that offered by the state, that would solve one part of the problem. Add to that a proper funding of the education aid formula without the delay combined with the inclusion of the teacher pension contribution in the share ratio pool and ALL of those communities near bankruptcy John Wardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-88917251972419567342012-04-20T15:31:53.477-04:002012-04-20T15:31:53.477-04:00My feeling is that creating individual pensions fo...My feeling is that creating individual pensions for each city and/or town was a poor approach.

First, the administrative costs are higher and. oversight is more difficult.

Second, since each pension is independent they are also different thus ignoring the advantages of uniformity.

If these local pension issues are to be resolved, I see the need for consolidation firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-3911393461437320902012-04-06T08:04:28.310-04:002012-04-06T08:04:28.310-04:00Mr. White... I'll address you issue regarding...Mr. White... I'll address you issue regarding educational debt, funding and its effects in broad terms - It's the process!

Why can I look at it this way? Simple, educational institutions being public, private, elementary, high school all have one common denominator, accountability.

Compare these entities to your own business. Taco would not be successful if the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-76604449357778896612012-03-27T06:16:37.993-04:002012-03-27T06:16:37.993-04:00This crisis did not occur overnight as overspendin...This crisis did not occur overnight as overspending, taxing and borrowing have had ample time to act as a terminal disease with only one outcome, death of the government as we know it. This is what happens when there are labor/management sweetheart deals that are in the long term simply unsustainable.

The mention of school bus monitors brings back unpleasant memories that were, (at email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-32719715234541028682012-03-09T10:17:31.203-05:002012-03-09T10:17:31.203-05:00This comment has been removed by the author.John Hazen White Jr.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-76711924945087186742012-02-29T05:12:58.084-05:002012-02-29T05:12:58.084-05:00Not to sound like a broken record but... If Provi...Not to sound like a broken record but...

If Providence wasn't a sanctuary city inviting people from all over the world to come here and abuse our system, how many classrooms, or entire schools could be shuttered?

How many rescue runs would be eliminated?

How many gang shootings and drivebys wouldn't have to be investigated?

How many firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-22667344758652144802012-02-28T05:04:57.823-05:002012-02-28T05:04:57.823-05:00I don't see much in the way of options and the...I don't see much in the way of options and the best solution would be a "managed" bankruptcy process.

All this is a result of too many years of sweetheart deals and the situation in Providence will be mirrored by most of the cities/towns in the state in the coming years.

Rhode Island is so business unfriendly that the normal avenue of revenue growth is email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-12394174762660889372012-02-19T13:47:23.321-05:002012-02-19T13:47:23.321-05:00Lsat week I read an article in the Providence Jour...Lsat week I read an article in the Providence Journal in which a Rep. John Carnavale said the Providence hospitals are being disingenuous. The hospitals give tens of millions of uncompensated care each year. He says that does not count because they have to care for uninsured people by law. He actually said that the hospitals don't give from there hearts. Weather they give from there hearts email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-10351136354287340102012-02-18T14:15:35.490-05:002012-02-18T14:15:35.490-05:00John, People like you have lead the way in c...John,
 People like you have lead the way in calling out town councils and Mayors on the importance of recognizing and rectifying the horrendous imbalances caused by unfunded pension and health care(opeb). I got heavily involved in Narragansett in 2006 and the recognition phase is over. We now all agree that we do have a problem. If the state does not gives us tools or legislation to Michael G Rileyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-41780955644047041242012-01-27T10:33:15.115-05:002012-01-27T10:33:15.115-05:00I have long advocated that is isn't how much y...I have long advocated that is isn't how much you spend on public education, It's the methodology used to deliver the product. The same could apply to the healthcare system and a plethora of other similar services.

With that said, RI faces a monumental hill to climb with the reformation of public education. Unions, concerned parents regarding territorial issues, encrusted email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-78080322784538569972012-01-25T16:32:13.201-05:002012-01-25T16:32:13.201-05:00John , I appreciate your interest in Rhode Isl...John ,
 I appreciate your interest in Rhode Island. You are a big reason for my decision to run against Jim Langevin.I ve been following your efforts from the sidelines since 2002 but I can't stand aside any longer. I am a very experienced business professional who believes both Rhode Island and the United States are in a very precarious economic precision. The politics of Rhode MG Rileyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-65813839929543887892012-01-23T11:53:18.126-05:002012-01-23T11:53:18.126-05:00I haven't heard of a casino proposal specific ...I haven't heard of a casino proposal specific to Providence's Waterfront. Can you provide a link to the proposal or any articles related to firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-915810465646410144.post-86332632353132938312012-01-23T10:15:56.687-05:002012-01-23T10:15:56.687-05:00Wouldn't it be wiser for the State and towns t...Wouldn't it be wiser for the State and towns to go with a 401K plan like private companies do? Let people save for thier own retirment instead of taking expected benifits away from those that have planned thier lives on email@example.com


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UK Immigration Law
Ask an UK Immigration Law Question, Get an Answer ASAP!
Hi Tom
Thanks for a speedy reply. Sorry I work so can't reply instantly.
We are not sure if he was given a ban as we had no intentions on living in the UK. Yes I would prefer for us to settle permanently in the UK, if he does have a ban what are our options? And if he hasn't what are the options?
My family are here and I have a really good job to provide for both of us if need be (even though he would like to be working).
Where do we go from here?
Thanks again.
My best
Hi Trish,
You've caught me out of the office for the evening I'm afraid (on my phone).
Is it okay if I answer tomorrow morningm at around 10am.
Did he pay for his ticket to fly back? Was there are hearing at which he was ordered to be deported?
Kind regards.
10am is fine, no problems at all. I will only be able to respond in evenings as I work 9am-5pm.
I don't remember there being a hearing. However, after speaking to him on the phone this evening he said he thinks he was removed not deported, is there a difference?
He did not pay for his ticket. They allowed him on bail to stay with me until his paperwork was ready for him to return to Jamaica. He did not appeal against it as we were going to live in Jamaica.
He had to report to the local police station once a week, when his paperwork was ready he was held at the station to be sent back the following day.
Is there any options available to me? I am worried as I am so settled and don't want to move there but don't want to lose him.
Thanks for all your help so far.
Was there a hearing? DId he have to attend a tribunal/court before he left?
There are probably options, yes.
Kind regards,
He said he was requested to be removed during his trial and he did not appeal this decision.
Hence, there was no hearing. This was for the trial of pocession of Class A drugs. This was classed as voluntary removal.
Look forward to your response.
Many thanks for your advice, I found it very useful.
He has reviewed his paperwork and was given a 5 year ban back in 2004 - which is now clearly over.
Can his previous convictions be a major problem - entering and leaving under false identity and pocession of class A drugs? Bearing in mind they at this stage are not aware of him using a false identity to return as well.
Thanks again
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I knew it was a mistake last week admitting that I made a mistake. Now, I'm in a slump. I did it again. Let me tell you how I did it. I called a guy who I thought should know who Kimball photoed holding the MDA boot for me to deposit the money. He gave me the last name, so I even went to Dan Hayes' home to get the first name of his grandson, which Gavin's father was glad to give me. But I didn't take the photo with me.
So, I was a little surprised to find a note on my desk last Wednesday from Wyatt Brown who said he is the guy holding the boot in the "Give the boot to MD" picture on the front page.
Tell you what, Wyatt. We will run out three copies of the photo package with the correct information so you can have it for your scrapbook. If you need more, just give us a call or tell us when you come by the Sun office to pick them up.
– We had some entries for the new 90s Club feature. You'll find them on Page 15. If you have one or more for the list, just give us the name, town, date of birth and phone number. We won't print the phone number.
– I actually learned something over the weekend. Kimball, the flower person in the family, told me she thought we have at least two kinds of goldenrods, the pretty fall flowers that Dad said always signaled it was time to go back to school.
I never examined goldenrods closely and doubted her at first. Then, on the way home from church, I stopped, as directed, and let her pick one of the goldenrods that is shaped like a Christmas tree. At home she compared it to the ones that have several flower heads sticking out. Yep, the leaves are even different.
Lana Wilson, our friend at MDC, said there are several kinds of goldenrods.
I looked them up on-line: goldenrod, any of about 150 species of weedy, usually perennial herbs that constitute the genus Solidago of the family Asteraceae. Most of them are native to North America, though a few species grow in Europe and Asia. They have toothed leaves that usually alternate along the stem and yellow flower heads composed of both disk and ray flowers. The many small heads may be crowded together in one-sided clusters, or groups of heads may be borne on short branches to form a cluster at the top of the stem.
I looked at the photos – tons of photos. And just about every one different.
OK, I'll just go back to enjoying the goldenrods along our drive and in the fencerows and fields as I drive to town. I might even look to see how many different styles I can see. But I won't work at it too hard. We don't have to work to get wildflowers and shouldn't have to work to enjoy them.
Have you seen those pretty little flowers that grow right in the gravel on country roads? Talk about hardy. Wonder how you get a start of those.
Kimball and I have collected some seeds to plant next spring after they cold scarify – that means they have to freeze before they will germinate – nature's way of keeping seeds from sprouting then freezing. So far, we've got butterfly weed, common milkweed, Bee Balm and coneflowers.
– Oh, Kimball found Bulgarian Style buttermilk at the grocery store Monday night. It's thicker than regular buttermilk. In the South, they use it to batter fish to fry. Delicious.
Put out two bowls of half flour/half cornmeal and a bowl of Bulgarian Style buttermilk between them. Pat fish fillets dry. Roll a fillet in the first bowl of flour and cornmeal. Then dip that fillet in the buttermilk. Then back into the other bowl of flour and cornmeal.
The temperature of the cooking oil (peanut oil is best) is very important. To get it to just the right temperature, float a wooden match on top of the oil as it heats. When the match lights, the grease is hot enough. Put in a batch of fillets and cook them until they are done.
Here's something critical – after you remove the cooked fillets, float another wooden match on the oil as it reheats. Don't put in more fish until the match lights or the fish will be greasy.
If you catch too many crappie or walleye or channel cats, I'll show you how to fillet them with my electric knife. Then I'll show you how to eat them. It's a rough job, but somebody has to be willing to help.


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World Trade Center
|Release Date: August 09, 2006
|Running Time: 129 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $70,236,496.00
|Genre: Drama, Historical
Nicolas Cage
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Summary:September 11, 2001 was an unusually warm day in New York. Will Jimeno, an officer with the Port Authority Police Department, was tempted to take a personal day to enjoy his hobby of bow hunting, but ultimately decided that he would go to work. Sergeant John McLoughlin, a respected veteran of the PAPD, had been up for hours--a requirement of his daily, 1 ½ hour trek to the city. They and their colleagues made their way to midtown Manhattan, just like they did any other day. Only this wasn't any other day. A team of PAPD first responders drove from mid-town Manhattan to the World Trade Center. Five men, including McLoughlin and Jimeno, went into the buildings and were trapped when the towers ... Full Summary >>


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Christkindl Market
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Drink in a different kind of German tradition this holiday season. Hot mulled wine fills in for beer at the annual European-themed Christmas market that transforms 16th Street into the 14th century. But don't have too much fun. Belsnickel is watching. Mon-Thu 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-7 p.m.


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The crowd that packs into Madison, Wisconsin's Harvest is as eclectic as its ever-changing menu. You'll find young hippies sitting next to state politicians, bankers next to beer-drinking college professors. They all come for the same thing: unpretentious yet impeccably-prepared offerings that are both organic and locally-sourced. Once a month, Harvest holds a theme night, focusing on regional fare; during a recent "Holiday Game Night," they served bison, venison, boar, and rabbit.
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Brian Olive has plenty to be excited about these days, not the least of which would be his sophomore solo album, Two of Everything. The former Greenhornes/Soledad Brothers member is anticipating a busy summer, starting with the first leg of a two-month tour, punctuated by his imminent role as a member of a Rock legend's band at Bonnaroo.
"I'm playing with the band that Dan Auerbach's putting together for the Superjam (Bonnaroo does); this year it's Dr. John," Olive says over beers at the Northside Tavern. "We're going to do songs from the first three albums. I met him once. It was terrifying because he's too cool, but he's a really nice guy."
Olive got the Dr. John assignment through his association with Auerbach. The Black Keys guitarist, who co-produced Two of Everything, is producing the next Dr. John album and asked Olive to play on the sessions as a utility sideman.
"I play tenor sax and baritone sax, and flutes, too," Olive says. "I told Dan I could play percussion or keys or whatever. He just needs somebody, like, all-around. I'm looking forward to it a lot. Kind of. It's kind of weird. I've played large venues and festivals, but it's playing the same songs I've been playing for three years or something. This is 20 songs that I'm learning as we speak."
In the midst of rehearsing the Dr. John material, Olive embarked on the initial run of dates in support of Two of Everything. Although the new album isn't a huge departure from his eponymous 2009 solo debut, Olive notes that there are a few significant shifts this time around, at least a few inspired by the first album's Garage/Pop/Soul diversity.
"Some of the reviews said, 'Love this album,' some were saying, 'It's all over the place, it's too much of all these different things,' " Olive says.
"I think the album blends and flows together pretty well and I stand behind it, but I was thinking that I want to make it all around what I sound like, and when I pull influences in that I make sure I put myself in there and get myself involved through the whole process. I think that's what happened with this one. And the sound quality is much better, too."
The increased sonic atmosphere of Two of Everything is a result of upgrades in Olive's home recording rig here in Cincinnati and his use of Auerbach's studio in Nashville, where there were even more toys at his disposal.
"Dan's place is the coolest, greatest studio I've ever been in," Olive says. "I was impressed with his place in Akron, but this one is just like my studio and he has all the things I've been scoping out for the future."
As far as the physical process of writing the material for Two of Everything, Olive maintained his standard creative methodology, which could charitably be considered scattershot.
"It stayed consistent in the sense that I have no consistency," Olive says, laughing. "I don't have a way that I like to do it. There's one song on the album — and it's happened to me before — where the idea came and I wrote it down and it was done. It made me wonder if I'd heard it before. I don't think that's the case. I hope not. It's rare for that to happen to me. One of the songs I was writing the lyrics as I was singing it. I was writing lyrics and none of them were good, so I put the paper down and I was like, 'I'm just gonna sing whatever I feel like singing.' I think it turned out really good."
While Two of Everything finds Olive still reveling in a broad range of styles, there is a clearer sense of his musical identity this time around. On the first album, Olive was a longtime band member who'd suddenly found creative freedom; he was free to do anything, so he did everything. With his sophomore effort, Olive still charts a fairly eclectic course, but two years of touring has helped him reveal his own sound among his influences and experiences.
"I want to continue to focus it, but not too tight," Olive says. "That's what I was trying to do. As far as influences, I think I did hear things differently, because I wasn't involving myself in it. More and more, I'm not seeing any difference between my own songs and other songs. I was kind of listening to music like I did when I was 19. I've been listening to music without thinking about it. When you think about it all the time, you can't enjoy it."
The best indication of Olive's complete satisfaction with the album is the fact that none of the individual songs on Two of Everything has risen to the top of his consciousness. As a result, he's not playing favorites in his live set.
"I like them all," Olive says. "The same thing's happening with the guys at the label and the publicist. First, they're like, 'We really love this song,' then next week, they're like, 'Well, wait a minute, we really like this song.' That's good, because that's how I'm feeling about it. So I don't have a particular favorite, and neither does anyone else, it seems. We couldn't pick a single … it was like, 'Hey, put them all out.' "
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Motorola on Thursday unveiled a new smartphone that consumers can personalize with a choice of colors and materials, hoping to stand out in a crowded market and justify the $12.5 billion that Google Inc paid for the ailing handset maker.
Related: Microsoft pushes US Customs to enforce Motorola phone import ban
The highly anticipated "Moto X" marks the cellphone maker's first flagship device since Google bought the company in 2012, and is its latest attempt to break into a smartphone market dominated by Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics.
The phone's customization options are a novel touch which may appeal to fashionistas, analysts said. But some analysts questioned whether the Moto X offers the kind of technological breakthroughs that will vault Motorola back into the top rungs of the mobile rankings.
Related: Google Q2 results hit by falling ad rates, Motorola business
"We would have expected magic from somebody like Google, and this is not magic," Roger Entner, an analyst with Recon Analytics, said.
"Motorola could have done this without Google equally well. Or for that matter, another hardware manufacturer not owned by Google could have made this phone," he said, citing the phone's average hardware specifications.
The Moto X will go on sale in the United States at the end of August or the beginning of September for a suggested retail price of $199.99 to customers who sign a two-year contract at five of the biggest U.S. mobile network operators.
Google faces a steep climb in its effort to revive Motorola, which once claimed the No. 2 spot in the global phone market but according to research firm Strategy Analytics now commands a mere 2 percent market share. Shut out of the Apple-Samsung battle, Motorola competes with other smaller players such as HTC, Nokia and BlackBerry.
Motorola is betting that it can win over consumers by offering a huge palette of colors to personalize their phones, as well as unusual phone materials such as wood.
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"I have no doubt there are people who want to customize their phones. The question is how many of them," Greengart added.
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Pros: Good price(was on special) very easy to install and worked very good...very good pictures made very good image in darkness
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Pros: I got this cameras on special. They are supposed to be outdoors and so far they have performed (in spite of much rain falling around Miami lately). They provide good color during day time, and of them also provides good quality at might. Although I am illuminating a small area ten feet away. They arrive fast and well packed. I have had one camera installed for about a month, and another one has been in used since last week. I was motivated to write this review because (1) there were no other reviews for the product. (2) see my Cons bellow.
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As previously reported on ClashMusic.com, dance duo Simian Mobile Disco are among the acts signed up to curate special nights at London's newest club venue, matter.
Taking place this Friday, October 3, James Ford and James 'Jaz' Shaw have selected the following to line up at matter:
SMD to curate matter this Friday
Simian Mobile Disco (DJ set), Lindstrom (live), Dusty Kid (live), Shit Robot (live), Emperor Machine (live), Riton, Nadia Kasabia, Foamo, Adventures Close to Home (DJs)
As a preview for the night, Clash invited Jaz Shaw to give us an insight into his cultural favourites. This expanded format is based on the Culture Clash features you can read in every issue of Clash magazine – be sure to check them out.
Wild At Heart - a great film and the only film good film with Nick Cage in ever. Ever.
I love Tin Drum by Gunter Grass. But I don't own a tin drum.
Lindstrom's new album, 'Where You Go I Go Too', is really, really good. Go buy it.
There is a track called '808 Melody' by Uncle O. It's not long on melody but it's got a fair bit of 808.
"...like the internet has come to life"
Holiday destination
Japan - it's as good as people say it is. Like the internet has come to life.
Gig venue
Moles, in Bath, is an underrated little gem.
Live band/DJ
Chrome Hoof are awesome live, and they dress up funny.
Simian Mobile Disco curate matter this Friday, October 3; click HERE for further information and get more SMD content on ClashMusic.com HERE.


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Kylie Jenner Insists That Jaden Smith Is Not Her Boyfriend
December 17, 2013 01:00 PM by Suzy Kerr
Kylie Jenner wants to set the record straight: she does NOT have a boyfriend. The 16-year old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star opened up recently to Seventeen magazine, where she dished on her dream prom experience, her current relationship status and what's really going on with Jaden Smith. Hint: Will Smith's son just got friend-zoned.
In the magazine's special prom edition, Kylie shared her prom dreams, and how they may or may not include Jaden Smith, who has been rumored to be her boyfriend for months now. "I don't have a boyfriend, but I do really want that boyfriend prom experience," she told Seventeen. "I would want to go with someone who's not afraid, or doesn't think that he's too cool, to show up at my house with a rose corsage. It would be nice for the guy to come over and be respectful and nice while my mom takes prom pics. But if I couldn't find a boyfriend, I would want to go with one of my best guy friends, like Jaden [Smith]. I know I'd have fun with him – he makes me laugh and he is a great dancer."
So much for young love, huh? Kylie and Jaden had been dating for months, supposedly, and by all accounts looked like a typical (except for the fact that she's a reality star and he's a movie star) young couple. They've been papped heading to the movies, shopping and spending plenty of time together both alone and with friends. But Kylie did seem eager to point out that Jaden is JUST a friend, so who knows what's really going on.
The young Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and part-time model also indicated to the mag that prom doesn't have to be crazy expensive to be fun, and borrowed dresses work just as well as brand new.Granted, she is borrowing from her famous sisters Khloe and Kim's closets, but for a magazine that regular, non-reality star girls read, it's solid advice.
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I used this "https://github.com/ctide/devise_lastseenable " for last seen but don't get any conclusion.


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It would be nice to see Red Bull running a factory/works bike as oppose to a CRT or Satellite bike, however they lost the opportunity after the collapse of Hayate Racing(now rebranded Forward).
For those unfamiliar with Hayate, they were pretty much a semi-factory team formed in the wake of Kawasaki motoGP pullout to continue the ZX-RR project. Now had they came along and saved ZX-RR project I could rightly see RB having a competitive works team.


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2010 Châteauneuf-du-Pape: a great vintage
Some of the finest Châteauneuf-du-Papes of the past generation were made from France's mythic red wine harvest of 2010. Yet pricing for all but the rarest Châteauneufs remains relatively sane, especially compared to Bordeaux and Burgundy. Because of the inherent exuberance of most Châteauneufs, which are based on the fruit-forward, relatively low-tannin grenache variety, they're wines that can be drunk within years of release, not decades, as is the case with most serious Bordeaux. And while many 2010 Burgundies will also be delicious by their tenth birthdays, the price of admission has become dizzying for most examples, making Châteauneuf all the more attractive. While one can easily drop $100 for a high-end wine from one of the region's marquee estates, I'll focus here on bottlings that run under $50 a pop.
Two thousand ten provided as ideal a growing season and harvest as a winegrower could hope for, as dozens of them told me in November when I made my annual tour of the region for the International Wine Cellar's annual Rhône Valley coverage. The only downside was a relatively short crop, which means that diminished allocations will likely move quickly through and out of the market. Since most 2010 Châteauneufs have only recently begun to hit U.S. retail shelves there's still time to snap up some of the best values. But I wouldn't dawdle.
One of the stars of the vintage, regardless of price, is the Château Mont-Redon Châteauneuf-du-Pape ($40, Kobrand, Inc.), from one of the region's largest and most renowned estates. It displays sexy red fruit preserve, potpourri and herb character, with a spicy nuance adding energy. This juicy, precise wine finishes with impressive finesse and gentle tannins.
The Domaine Pierre Usseglio Châteauneuf-du-Pape ($47, Wines of France) is a lush, almost decadent wine offering ripe red fruit and floral elements and a pliant, seamless texture. Usseglio is known for its extroverted, fruit-driven wines and this one, its entry-level bottling, is an outstanding example of the house style.
Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe (Kermit Lynch) is one of Châteauneuf's hallmark wines but it's now pushing toward the $100 mark—and it's actually worth the price. But it was their second wine, the Châteauneuf-du-Pape Télégramme ($44), that over-delivered in 2010. Offering vivacious raspberry and spice aromas and flavors and a plush, round character, it makes for wonderful drinking right now. I have no doubt that it will reward patience, but why wait?
In the opinion of many wine lovers, Château de Beaucastel is the flagship producer of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, if not the entire southern Rhône Valley. Owned by the extended Perrin family, Beaucastel produces one the best wines of the appellation year in and out, with a price tag to match. The Perrins recently set up another company that makes wines from the family's own vineyards as well as from purchased fruit. The 2010 Famille Perrin Châteauneuf-du-Pape Les Sinards ($45, Vineyard Brands) is a highly perfumed, open-knit wine that delivers abundant red and dark berry flavors with zesty, spicy lift and noteworthy cut. While it has the structure to age, it's very easy to drink right now.
Bosquet des Papes (Wines of France) is one of the region's most improved producers over the last ten years, and they hit it out of the park in 2010. Their Châteauneuf-du-Pape Cuvée Tradition ($44) displays intense blackberry, cherry and lavender on the nose and palate, with a spicy accent adding verve. This deep and expansive wine finishes with suave spice and floral notes and sweet, gentle tannins. You can enjoy it now if you give it an hour or so in a decanter.
Finally, the Domaine Raymond Usseglio Châteauneuf-du-Pape Cuvée Girard (Weygandt-Metzler Importing) is produced by another branch of the Usseglio family, and while its wines are usually a bit less flamboyant than the Pierre Usseglio renditions, they don't lack for depth or flavor. The 2010 version ($45) is a bright, spicy example, with vibrant cherry and cassis aromas and flavors boasting impressive concentration. There's a spicy kick to the clinging finish, which is framed by fine-grained tannins that fade slowly into the wine's sappy fruit.


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How can i hook-up WMD editor on to my django forms?
Here is complete Django widget class:
Use it in your form definition like
From the readme.txt in the current WMD download:
So, add the necessary code to the template you're using to render the form, and make sure that the textarea you want to use WMD on is the first on the page, and you'll be good to go.
I just finished doing this. There are a couple more subtleties to be aware of that aren't covered in the other answers (so far).
So here's some code for you.
(name this whatever you need for your app)
*NOTE: You might need to adjust the MEDIA_URL depending on how you're handling that (custom template tag, middleware, whatever). If you're new to Django and don't understand what I just said, just hardcode the value in for now to get it working and learn what that all means later.*
Lastly, you'll need to make 1 minor edit to the WMD source (note that I'm using the StackOverflow fork, so this might be slightly different for other versions)
If you're using the wmd.css and haven't written your own already, you'll also need to make a slight update to that. Because that element is no longer #wmd-input, we'll need to update it to make sure it uses the wmd-input class:
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Off Duty Firefighter Saves Choking 9-Year-OldMonica Bielanko
Talk about the right place at the right time.
North Carolina firefighter, Eric Stewart went to his son's elementary school to eat lunch. That's when one of his son's classmates, 9-year-old fourth grader Darrell Cates, started choking on a chicken nugget.
"I popped the chicken nugget in my mouth. The next thing I know, I couldn't breathe," Cates said. "I was like, 'Lord, get someone over here. I don't want to choke to death."
A teacher ran to the firefighter to tell him what was happening. Stewart jumped up and gave Cates three abdomen thrusts and the stuck chicken nugget popped out.
Stewart, says he was just doing what he's trained to do. "Thank goodness the Lord put me here that day for a reason," Stewart said. The firefighter and young boy were reunited at the school on Wednesday."Thank you very much for saving my life," Cates told Stewart. "I didn't want to die."
Cates' close call is a sober reminder that taking the time to familiarize yourself with the basics in first aid for children could help save your child's life in an emergency. Click here for a quick reminder on what to do if a child is choking.


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Tinting Sidemarkers
I am going to tint my sidemarkers. My car is pitch black and I think it would make it look 10 times better. My question is, Should I tint my SVT front grill lights as well?[burnout]
sure. if thats what you like. i think it would look good
dont tint the front just pick up some plastic spray paint...
tint it all, IMO
i would say tint them both or if you are going to get some projectors dont mess with the grille so you can sell it.
But buy a can of niteshade and give the markers 3 coats and then give em a couple coats of clear and they will look great. But for warning the light from them will be red after tinting them. I have had no problems from them.
ok so if you plan on keeping that in favor of some light with a turn signal built in just tint it all and it will look great!
alright. weather permitting. ill do it today.
go for it man! i tinted mine and i thnk that it looks better than the stock amber plastic color...also, i have black headlights so it kind of ties it all in together
Tint just the sides. I prefer the orange in the front, and it keeps it legal.
Once you tint them they blink red.
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Guilty Pleasures: Fascinating & Fun Posts
Best of 2012
Every once in a while on Apartment Therapy, we like to do something out of the ordinary, something just for fun. Here are some posts from 2012 that were a little off the beaten path — in a good way. From fashion to television to video games, our writers found inspiration all over.
Did You Miss It? Delightful Details from Kids' Rooms
Best of 2012
Are you a serial scroller? A quick glance at the lead photo of a post and if it doesn't instantly grab you, off you go? We understand, we're busy people too. But sometimes you miss out on the special little details in a room: fun, clever or with a story behind them. Here are ten examples from the past year:
• Painted dresser drawers in Meg's Room For Three
• A nightstand play kitchen in Olivia Ellen's Copenhagen Charmer
• Recycled skateboard coat rack in Corbin's Colorful Crib
• Toy chest customized to look like a house in Freya's Sweet & Serene Space
• Rolling toy storage in Cooper's Soothing Neutral Nursery
• Vintage toy truck as book holder in Niko's Antique Toys Toddler Room
• Vintage-style picture frame memo board in Jia Rose's Bright, Handmade Nursery
• Rustic headboard made from a fence gate in Gabe's Rustic Retreat
• Handmade bookcase in Jasper's Joyous Jungle
• Branch clothes hanger in Xavier Dean's Striped and Serene Nursery
Where Are They Hiding Their Television?
Best of 2012
I like to play the equivalent of "Where's Waldo" while viewing House Tours throughout the year, searching for each of the household's television(s). I know you're there somewhere, maybe even just cropped out of the frame...I see the remote! Some people try to hide their televisions, while others incorporate them as part their home decor. Either way, our tours often prove televisions don't have to be an eyesore with some planning
• Knoxy Knox's Inviting, Modern Home
• Kim & Scott's Fresh Reverie
• Lauren & Kevin's Urban Jungle Oasis
• Anna & Joe's Living History in Georgetown
• Merisa's Playful Modern Apartment
• Levi & Evette's Simple, Approachable Style
• Evan & Greg's Small Cool Downtown LA Loft
• The Craver Compound
• Justine & Angus Cook Up Some Style in Toronto
• Lauren & Nick's Home Is Where the Heart Is
Simply the Best: Top 10 Annual Guides
Best of 2012
Apartment Therapy's Annual Guide is our way of tracking the best of essential home goods. Many of these guides, like Best Storage Beds and Best Disk Racks, have been updated year after year, keeping a running history of the evolution of the products. Counting down, these are the 10 most popular best product roundups of 2012…
10. Best Small Space Compost Bins 2012
9. Best Wall Mount Hooks & Coat Racks 2012
8. Small Space Guest Bed: Best Air Mattresses
7. Best Bar Stools & Counter Stools 2012
6. Best Shoe Racks, Cabinets & Stands 2012
5. Best Space Heaters 2012
4. Best Storage Beds 2012
3. Best Dish Racks & Drainers 2012
2. Best Modern Litter Boxes 2012
And the #1 most clicked Annual Guide: Best Sleeper Sofas & Sofa Beds 2012
The Most Unusual Homes of 2012
Best of 2012
All homes have their quirky moments, unusual corners, and odd angles. Some even have some bizarre rooms and downright peculiar architectural features. But where most homes share at least some basic conventions of location and spatial configuration, this year we've featured some unusual spaces that defy even these most basic assumptions.
Favorite Family Finds of the Year
Best of 2012
Every day I bring you a Family Find: one product that I think you should know about. Maybe because it's beautiful or unusual or super helpful. I try to shine the light on out-of-the-way finds that you may not have seen before and now's my chance to revisit ten of my favorites from the past year. And, hooray, they're all still for sale.
• Children's Neighborhood Chairs
• Animal Polkadot Bookends
• SockBears & Bunnies
• Custom Family Glassware
• Little Owl Rug
• Ceramic Fox Speaker
• Interactive 3D Kids Rugs
• Industrial Metal Letters
• White Rabbit Light
• Hand Painted Mirrors by Sandra Eterovic
Get Straight A's In Photography:
The Best of Super Photo Magic School
Best of 2012
Perhaps Santa was kind enough to bring you your first DSLR or prosumer point and shoot this holidays. Or maybe you're dusting off the ole collection of lenses and hoping to get restarted on a most satisfying of hobbies for 2013. Regardless of skills, our resident "Photo Magician" and regular house tour contributor, Leela Cyd Ross knows her way around a camera and has plenty of helpful insight to make your next photo your best one yet.
• Setting Up a Photo Studio on the Cheap
• Photographing Food: Part 1 of 3
• The Perks of Shooting Tethered
• Prepping for a Shoot: 3 Basics to Keep in Mind
• More Tips for Photographing People
• 5 Tips for Photography While Traveling
• Using Movement to Add Life to an Image
• 5 Tips for Using a Wide Angle Lens
• The Difference a Lens Makes
• Bethany Nauert's 5 Tips for Photographing Interiors
Top 10 Most Clicked Store Profiles
Best of 2012
Each week we profile a few stores, both old and new, covering a wide range of goods for the home. This is our way of building up a database of all the resources for outfitting your little corner of the world. Some profiles are a little more popular than others — and who doesn't love a good old fashioned countdown — so I give you the top 10 most visited Store Profiles of 2012 (in order from least to most clicked).
10. Scandinavian Made: Handwoven Rugs
9. Custom Map Murals by Wallpapered
8. Beam & Anchor: A 7,000 Square Foot Haven for Warm Industrial Housewares
7. Les Touristes: Patterns and Colors from Around the World
6. Creative Classics: Furniture for Small Spaces Handcrafted in the USA
5. Stella Bleu Designs: Industrial Decor
4. PANYL: Easy & Affordable IKEA Customization
3. Leibal: A World of Modern Design Direct to Your Doorstep
2. Urban Home: Affordable Reclaimed Wood Furniture & More
1. Erin Ashley: Reasonably Priced Contemporary Art
A Years Worth of Style: November's Tours
Best of 2012
As the year started to wind down, our House Tours continued to heat up. Some of the hottest tours of the year hit the site for this first time last month - from Nicole & Aaron in DC to Kate's photogenic happy home in Chicago to the travel-inspired style of Alex and Sarah in Los Angeles...
Before & After: The Year's Most Dramatic Transformations
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June 11, 1999
Berkeley - The Cal football team lost a reserve quarterback, but added a potential starter on the offensive line with the announcement today that David Page has decided to transfer along with the word that veteran offensive lineman Yauger Williams has recovered sufficiently from knee problems to resume his career.
Page (6-1, 190) made the decision to leave Cal after being unsuccessful in his bid to land the starting duties at quarterback for the Bears during spring practice. The Cal coaching staff indicated that sophomore Samuel Clemons had earned the edge in the quarterback battle following the spring sessions. With the addition of two highly touted prep quarterbacks in Ryan Boller and Ryan Sorahan, who will arrive this fall, Page was fearful his playing opportunities at Cal would be limited.
"We wanted David to come back this fall and compete for playing time, but he felt he would have a better chance to play at another school," said Cal head coach Tom Holmoe. "While this hurts our depth at the position, it also clears the way for the new players coming in to immediately contend for playing time."
Page played only three games as a high school senior at Service HS in Brandon, Mississippi before a neck injury ended his prep career. During his brief senior season, he completed 29-of-56 passes for 485 yards and five touchdowns. He played on Cal's scout teams last year while redshirting.
The loss of Page was balanced by the news that senior offensive guard Yauger Williams (6-6, 300) has announced his intention of playing this season. Williams decided to retire last summer due to chronic knee problems. However, a year off from football apparently has healed the knees and he has been working hard over the last four weeks to return to football shape.
Williams started seven games as a junior in 1997 and was expected to be one of Cal's top offensive linemen last season before he elected to retire. If he is as healthy as he appears to be, he figures as a very strong candidate for starting duties this fall at the right guard position.
He is currently petitioning the Pacific-10 Conference and the NCAA for a sixth year of eligibility. Cal officials are optimistic that approval will be forthcoming.
"Yauger has been working out hard over the last month and all reports are that he looks great," said Holmoe. "Having him come back is a huge boost to the offensive line because that is an area lacking depth and proven talent. He will be a big factor for us this season if he continues to remain healthy."
Cal opens fall camp on August 11 in Turlock with the season-opener scheduled on September 4 in Memorial Stadium against Rutgers.


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