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The Motor Car Act 1903, which came into force on 1 January 1904, required all motor vehicles to be entered on an official vehicle register, and to carry number plates. The Act was passed in order that vehicles could be easily traced in the event of an accident or contravention of the law. Vehicle registration number plates in the UK are rectangular or square in shape, with the exact permitted dimensions of the plate and its lettering set down in law.
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Recently, Rishi Kapoor bought himself a new set of wheels - a shiny new luxury SUV - and took it out for a spin yesterday. Mumbai Mirror couldn't help but notice the common thing between Kapoor's cars, old and new - the number plate digits of all cars in this Kapoor household total up to '8'.
A source close to the family told the tabloid that the Kapoor trio - Rishi, Neetu and Ranbir - have always considered the number '8' very lucky for the family. When Ranbir purchased his first jeep back in the late 2000s, the number plate was a one digit, '8'. Later, two cars that followed, one a fiery red sports car and another sedan, too featured a single digit plate.
On the other hand, Neetu, whose driven a blue SUV for the last couple of years, also has a number plate that adds up to 8. "It's also because it coincides with Neetu's birthday, July 8, and everyone in the family makes sure that the registration number totals up to it," the source added pointing out that even Ranbir's football jerseys always have the same number.
The Kapoor clan's affinity for numerology comes as no surprise, since it's always been about digits with Bollywood stars. Amitabh Bachchan, whose birthday falls on October 11, considers his lucky number to be 2 and many of his dozen cars feature the single digit on their plate, three of which have been photographed at multiple events.
Similar for Shah Rukh Khan, who has a triple five (555) on all his number plates. Shahid Kapoor also makes sure to flaunt his lucky number 700 on his plates and even added a custom plate to his Harley Davidson, with the three digit figure on it. Saif Ali Khan sticks to the number 7, since his birthday falls on August 16 and Sanjay Dutt always has a 4545 plate.
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HALIFAX—A Nova Scotia man fighting to have his last name — Grabher — reinstated on a licence plate says police have now forced him to remove an inactive Alberta plate from the front of his car.
Lorne Grabher said he received a call from police Monday after a complaint was lodged against the personalized Alberta licence plate he had on the front of his car.
Nova Scotia requires only one valid plate, at the rear, and drivers in the province often place inactive or novelty plates on the front of their vehicles.
Grabher says police told him he would face a stiff penalty for driving with a fraudulent plate if he did not remove the Alberta plate, which had his last name on it in capitalized letters.
The 69-year-old man said he feels he's being unfairly targeted.
"I've been red-flagged," he said from his Dartmouth home, noting the large number of vehicles in the province that have inactive out-of-province plates on the front.
It should be noted that the date denoted by a registration plate is the date a vehicle was first imported into the United Kingdom and registered with that registration system. For instance a vehicle manufactured in say 1991 and registered in Northern Ireland might have been given a 1993 registration letter when it was registered on the Swansea system. This also applies to vehicles imported from other countries. This is apparent by examining the registration document which will show a date of manufacture different from the date of first registration. The date of manufacture is notional, though, as vehicles may be manufactured and stored unused, for many years in some cases, and then registered as new when first registered into the system. This allows manufacturers to sell cars as new allowing for shipping, storing at dockyards etc.
A Swede with a passion for offensive number plates has failed in his cause yet again, after transport authorities denied two of his latest attempts to create 'offensive' personalised plate combinations.
The man, from Varberg in southern Sweden, gained some media attention last year when he attempted to register a personal licence plate reading "3JOH22A".
The Swedish Transport Agency (Transportstyrelsen) rejected the licence plate request on the grounds of it being offensive, the reason for which is made clear when the combination is reflected in a mirror.
The same man has now made two further attempts to change his plate to "8UTT5EX" and "X32TTU8" respectively, but they were also denied, as they too could be considered offensive.
If not immediately obvious, the explanation for rejecting the latter combination is once again made clear when a mirror is introduced to the equation.
"We get a lot of requests and some of them are very subtle. Many see it as a sport to try and get a word through. This one was quite easy to reject," Eva Isaksen from the Swedish Transport Agency told public broadcaster SVT.
The Transport Agency's rules state that a personalised number plate "may not be designed if it causes offence or harm to anyone else," including allusions to alcohol, drugs, sex, swearwords, religion or criminality.
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It was 1980 when legislation was passed to allow Illinois drivers to order vanity and personalized license plates. As defined then, vanity plates contained up to six letters or the numbers 1 to 999. Personalized plates had a combination of desired letters and numbers. In the very first year, 24,000 state residents decided they wanted to pay extra to show off their vanity to fellow motorists.
Drivers were displaying personalized plates long before 1980 however.
There was no law that he could find before 1980 authorizing such plates. Instead, he figures it likely was a typical case of not what you knew being important, but who you knew.
There's no question, however, that it was 1907 when the Motor Vehicle Act, which required motorists to register with the secretary of state's office, became law. For a one-time $2 fee per vehicle, motorists received a round aluminum disk with a registration number to affix to their vehicles. (Drivers had to furnish their own plates until 1911. The disks were dropped in 1917.) From July 1, 1907, to June 30, 1909, the state registered 20,224 vehicles. Sidney S. Gorham, of LaGrange, was issued license plate number 1.
As you might guess, that "one-time fee" didn't last long. Probably realizing they had a cash cow on their hands, the state began charging an annual fee in 1909 and re-registered all vehicles.
More interesting plate trivia: In 1912, front plates were perforated so more air could flow through a car's radiator. Aluminum license plates were issued for the first time in 1950. The slogan "Land of Lincoln" debuted in 1954, although a requirement for showing Lincoln's image was dropped because it was deemed impractical at the time.
Purple and white plates were issued in 1964 to honor both McKendree College and Rockford College (as they were known then). In 1966, for the first time in 30 years, fees were increased 50 cents to pay for a new reflective coating. In 1977, drivers were able to complain about lousy photos on their licenses for the first time. The discontinuation of annual plates in 1979 ended a 67-year run, the longest in the United States. In 1985, all vehicles were charged the same fee ($48) rather than one based on horsepower.
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Florida's voter purge can continue, judge rules
A federal judge in Fort Lauderdale ruled Thursday that Florida's purge of potential noncitizens on the voter rolls can go on.
U.S. District Judge William J. Zloch said federal law does not prohibit the state from removing voters who were never lawfully eligible to register in the first place. Florida has identified 198 voters as potential noncitizens — among an estimated 11.4 million registered voters — and sent the names to independent county elections supervisors for their review.
A coalition of liberal-leaning voting-rights groups had asked the court to halt the purge, arguing in a hearing Monday that federal law prohibits purging the voter rolls 90 days before an election.
Attorneys for Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner countered that the state could purge noncitizens at any time because they should have never been on the voter rolls.
"We're very pleased another federal court has ruled that Florida's efforts to remove noncitizens from the voter rolls are lawful and in the best interest of Florida voters," Detzner said in a statement Thursday. "Ensuring ineligible voters can't cast a ballot is a fundamental aspect of conducting fair elections."
Zloch's ruling follows one issued by a Tallahassee federal judge in June in a separate case filed by the U.S. Justice Department. That judge also opined that the 90-day purge prohibition in the 1993 National Voter Registration Act applies to people lawfully registered to vote, such as felons, and is silent as to noncitizens.
Zloch reached a similar conclusion. The 90-day purge prohibition, he ruled, applies to voters who have recently changed their address, but not to people who should not be on the rolls, such as minors or noncitizens.
"Certainly, the NVRA does not require the State to idle on the sidelines until a noncitizen violates the law before the State can act," he wrote. "And surely the NVRA does not require the State to wait until after the critical juncture — when the vote has been cast and the harm has been fully realized — to address what it views as nothing short of 'voter fraud.'"
Gov. Rick Scott's administration has cited fraud as the reason for moving forward with the purge, despite critics' concerns that lawful voters will be wrongly blocked from voting. Some of the people on the list of 198 potential noncitizens, based on a federal citizenship database, have told the Miami Herald they were citizens. Others said they are not.
About 58 percent of those on the list are minorities — 41 percent Hispanic and 17 percent black.
A poll released Thursday and conducted last week by Latino Decisions for America's Voice, a Washington D.C.-based immigrant-rights group, found that 45 percent of Hispanic voters in Florida are "very concerned" over the noncitizen voter purge.
"What we're saying is that going after U.S. citizens with Hispanic and Haitian last names and potentially disenfranchising them is not the right way," said Jose Suarez, communications director for 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East, one of the groups that sued over the purge. "The state has to find a better way."
The labor union sued after the names of two of its members who are citizens came up in an earlier list of potential noncitizens. Four other groups joined the lawsuit; Zloch also ruled Thursday that two of those groups did not have the legal grounds to sue.
The state and the coalition had settled other parts of the lawsuit last month.
On the remaining portion of the lawsuit, the coalition had argued that the purge has had a chilling effect on voters and required the groups to divert resources toward identifying citizens wrongly identified on the state's list.
But Zloch said none of that outweighed Florida's interest in maintaining the integrity of the Nov. 6 election.
The state, he ruled, "has a compelling interest in ensuring that the voting rights of citizens are not diluted by the casting of votes by noncitizens."

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So I only got this last thursday I have played it excluslivly since than and its just not for me, so now im putting it out there for a trade or someone can buy it.
There won't drop in the actual price of the yoyo seeming as though it is only 4 days out of its box and only has about 10hrs of play on it, domestic postage is way cheaper than international so you will save there.
you all know the drill Pm with offers for trades or if you want to buy it. Im not sure what I am willing to trade for but throw anything up and i will get back to you.
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The Boston Red Sox are 0-3 and (as of this writing) losing again tonight to the Toronto Blue Jays, against whom David Ortiz attempted to steal second base in the seventh inning of tonight's matchup. Ortiz, who reached on a single, apparently took matters into his own hands in trying to spark the Sox offense—much to the chagrin of skipper Bobby Valentine. While NESN announcers believed Ortiz to be safe, it really doesn't matter, does it? David Ortiz should not be stealing bases, even if it did actually happen successfully once. [NESN]
Update: Here's the point of the tag as shown on the Canadian feed, for those who think Ortiz might have been safe.


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It's pretty common knowledge by now that the jobless are more prone to depression and anxiety than their employed counterparts. To make matters worse, a new study suggests that crappy, unfulfilling jobs are even more harmful to mental health than unemployment.
The study, which surveyed 7,000 Australians over the course of seven years, found that people who transitioned from unemployment to jobs they didn't like were happier overall when they were jobless. An array of factors contributed to the classification of a "bad job":
... Newly employed people who felt overwhelmed, insecure about their employment, underpaid, and micromanaged reported a sharp decline in their mental health, including increased symptoms of depression and anxiety. Even those who couldn't find a job fared better.
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March 31, 2009
Santa Cruz-Calif. - The UC Santa Barbara golf team snuck into the top-ten of the Western Collegiate at Pasatiempo Golf Course, posting team score of 70-over 910, 45 shots back of champion The University of Oregon.
Tyler Weir led the Gauchos with a 13-over 223, good enough for a 20th place tie. Weir bounced back from a second day 76 with a final round 74, the low round on the day for the Gauchos. Andrew Gunson finished four shots back at 227.
The University of Oregon captured its second tournament win of the season and Oregon State University junior Diego Velasquez finished first in the 93-player field.
Fresno State, which entered the final round with a four-stroke lead over Oregon, finished tied for second with Colorado at 873. Michigan State was fourth at 874 and California rounded out the top five teams in the 18-team field at 885.
UCSB's combined score marks the highest total for the Gauchos on the year. The team's average now climbs to a per-round total of 293.26.
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just in case anyone out there has been watchin this show, whether a fan or not. i thought i'd put this here.
living the triangle between mil muertes/catrina/fenix.
chavo 'quit'... boo hoo...
ivelisse is winning me over more and more as the weeks go by.
would be a big deal if we get texano/patron for the aaa mega title on an episode of lucha.
sexy star might be the most 'inspirational' superstar on their roster. if they continue to book her in the right direction she could become their top star.
can't wait for the return of big ryck.
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DIY Herbal Honey Cough Drops
The flu season is upon us, and coughs are a-plenty. People seek relief from cold and flu symptoms in various ways, including pharmaceuticals, and medicated candy such as Halls. Halls, owned by Cadbury, is a leading supplier of cough candies. Aside from the fact that they suppress coughs, they contain an unacceptable amount of chemicals.
Active Ingredient: Menthol 9.4 mg Inactive ingredients: acesulfame potassium, aspartame, beta carotene, FD&C blue no. 1, flavors, isomalt, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, soy lecithin, water (www.gethalls.com)
In one example, Halls peppermint variety, the only active ingredient is menthol. The inactive ingredients are used for flavour, color and texture. How many of them do you recognize? How many of them do you recognize as ingredients you try to avoid in general? None of the inactive ingredients are going to boost your immune system at a time when you need it the most.
Herbal honey cough drops are easy to make, use all natural ingredients, soothe your throat and cough, and give a natural boost to your body when it is fighting a virus.
Peppermint Oil:
Peppermint oil contains a large amount of naturally occurring menthol. Menthol is used, among many other things, as an antipruritic to reduce itching, as a topical analgesic to relieve minor aches and pains, in decongestants for chest and sinuses, and to produce a cooling sensation. These work together to soothe an itchy, sore throat and calm a cough. Caution:menthol, in very large doses, can be lethal. Peppermint oil can contain up to 55% menthol so it is important, as with any essential oil, to use only very small amounts of it.
When choosing a peppermint oil, make sure you choose a therapeutic grade oil from a company you trust. Most essential oils are not therapeutic grade, are meant for aromatherapy and may contain ingredients you don't want to consume. Read the notes at the bottom to find a high-quality, therapeutic grade essential oil.
Unpasteurized honey has antibacterial and antiviral properties, although some of these properties may be lost with the high heat needed to candy the honey. Honey has been used over the years to soothe coughs, heal wounds and prevent bacterial infections.
Ginger is a natural immune booster and is used to help with congestion. It also contains antiviral properties and is a great natural cold and flu fighter.
Cold and Flu teas: check the label of your tea to discover the benefits the herbs provide.
- Thick-bottomed pot
- Silicone candy molds, parchment paper and/or greased cookie sheet
- Candy or deep fry thermometer (must reach 300F)
- Metal whisk
- 1/2 c. raw honey
- 3 inches peeled, organic ginger root
- 15 drops therapeutic grade peppermint essential oil (essential oil droppers are not standardized. Use common sense.) Make sure your essential oil is therapeutic grade (food grade). Not all essential oils are created equally.
- Optional: herbal Cold and Flu-type teas: Echinacea and Roots Tea by Mountain Rose Herbs or Traditional Medicinals teas
- powdered sugar for dipping in afterwards
- Boil ginger root and tea in a pot with 2 cups of water. Reduce "tea" to about 1/4 cup by simmering, on low. Strain liquid.
- Heat honey and tea mixture in a thick-bottomed pot over medium heat. It will try and boil over, so adjust temperature to keep if from boiling over. Keep a thermometer in the pot to observe the temperature. Stir constantly.
- Once the temperature passes 225F your water has entirely boiled out, and the honey mixture will rise in temperature rapidly. Stir continuously to prevent scorching. Continue to stir until temperature rises over 300F. This is the temperature needed to "candy" the honey, and make it hard. Remove from heat.
- Wait a few minutes for the candy to start to cool (but not start to harden). Add therapeutic grade peppermint oil. It may smoke a little as the impurities burn off. Stir rapidly.
- Pour immediately into candy molds or onto parchment paper that has been coated with powdered sugar or onto a greased cookie sheet. Allow to cool completely.
- Once cooled, dust each candy with powdered sugar. Wrap with parchment paper and store in a sealed container for up to a month. If you aren't going to use them immediately, store in a sealed container in the freezer.
- Whole New Mom demonstrates how to make powdered sugar from organic sugar to avoid GMO icing sugar.
- Most essential oils are NOT therapeutic grade and are meant to be used for fragrance instead of consumption. Make sure the essential oil you are using is therapeutic grade. Mountain Rose Herbs essential oils are high quality, organic and therapeutic-grade.
- Peppermint essential oil contains approximately 50% menthol. Menthol, though naturally occurring, is toxic in large quantities. Use common sense!!
- When adding the essential oil, don't breathe in the steam. It is a very strong menthol at first and may irritate your sinuses.
- Honey naturally absorbs moisture from the air. Keep candies in an air-tight container to prevent them from "melting" and sticking together.
- Caution: Do not use when pregnant or on children under 2. (based on warnings for peppermint and raw honey.)


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Working in Transactions puts you in the best position to guide clients making these critical decisions. Very soon you'll get involved in highly strategic projects. You'll see first-hand how important transactions are conceived, crafted and negotiated.
Your role may even involve being part of a team working across Asia-Pacific deals, giving you even greater exposure and opportunity to learn from colleagues across the area. In the process, you'll gain a reputation as a trusted business advisor.
As you develop your career in Transactions, you'll be able to build technical depth and explore a breadth of business issues. To help you decide where to specialize, your first few years will be spent in at least three different areas of the business. Your options will include:
Today, more than ever, organizations must plan carefully for growth and analyze their capital agenda and related transactions in the context of their overall business strategy. As part of our M&A team you'll help identify the right transaction and capital strategy for clients.
Working in this award-winning team, you'll focus on Private Finance Initiative (PFI) and Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects. You'll learn about key infrastructure sectors, from energy to transport – enabling you to provide highly valued independent advice.
Join our market-leading Restructuring practice and you'll help local and global clients change their organizations throughout the whole economic cycle. You'll add to your technical knowledge with in-depth industry experience, building your understanding of the specific competitive challenges our clients face.
In this business area you'll help clients drive operational value from their capital strategy. You'll learn how to develop the right plan for complex integrations, divestments and carve-outs — and how to implement it properly. You'll play a key role in an integrated approach that focuses on our clients' financial, tax and operational needs.
In this dynamic and complex market you'll help clients develop and execute real estate transactions by providing objective and responsive advice. You'll offer a dedicated and committed service to assist clients in achieving the potential of their real estate assets, portfolios or companies.
A transaction can be one of the most complex and risky business propositions our clients can undertake. You'll help them achieve the best possible outcome, from initial strategic assessment to implementation and post-integration. Your aim will be to improve their negotiating position and accelerate a smooth transaction with minimal disruption.
Every transaction has tax implications. Working with a worldwide network of professional advisors you'll combine diverse cross-border transaction experience with local tax knowledge across a broad spectrum of industry sectors. This way you'll help clients make informed decisions and navigate the tax implications of every transaction.
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Today's financial services market is global, constantly changing and highly regulated. It's an industry that demands a dynamic approach to manage its uncertainties and opportunities.
Join our Financial Services team and you'll work within experienced international teams — on the most complex financial services issues — helping to shape the future of financial services.
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You will come into contact with or work alongside our highly diverse and talented group of individuals as you help to build EY's success. Find out the exact nature of the student opportunities available in your country by using this site's search facility.
We currently don't take students into Core Business Service areas, however we encourage graduates to apply for entry level experienced roles.
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Accelerate your understanding of professional services and develop your leadership skills with a one- to three-day course designed to introduce you to our culture, people and practices that drive our success.
Through group activities, discussions and training, you'll build your leadership, teamwork and communication skills. If you show the qualities and strengths we're looking for, we'll invite you to interview for an internship or full-time opportunity with us. To discover more about this program, contact your university careers center or speak to your EY campus recruiter.
If you join us as an intern, you'll have the opportunity to qualify for this annual three-day event, held at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. It brings together all of our talented interns from around the world, giving them an opportunity to develop a clear understanding of the scope and range of possibilities that EY opens up.
To be considered for the conference, you need to demonstrate the qualities we're looking for in our future leaders. We issue invitations to interns who we believe best live by our values and demonstrate a strong desire to achieve their potential.
If you've chosen a degree that requires a year in industry, or simply want a year's work experience, this placement can give you 12 months of valuable business know-how.
Working within our Assurance, Tax, Transactions or Advisory practice, you'll be performing a role similar to that of a new graduate. From day one, you'll be working on real client projects and will contribute to a variety of work across a range of sectors.
We suggest you apply early as there's a large number of people who apply for a limited number of positions.
This intensive program kicks off with two days of training for our Tax or Advisory service line. This will equip you with the basics to participate in a client-facing project team. You'll then contribute to live projects and gain valuable insights into professional life.
Successful participants are also offered the opportunity to be fast-tracked to an internship in their final year. Placements are limited and competition is high, so apply early.


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Classic Birthday Cake - Because it's not every day you turn 21!
Wow. Last update: November 16th. That's like…what… a bajillion years ago? Ok maybe its more like 7 months but it feels like a bajillion years. And yes bajillion years is really a thing. Google it.
So Yes I have been gone for a while. As I mentioned in my last post I had been having a bit of an 'early life crisis' and freaking out about everything and anything. I would love to say that I have had life all figured out since then and that I again have another amazing diabolical plan for my future! :D but the truth is, I don't. Funny part? I don't even care! It seems like I have had a completely different change of attitude about things since I last posted which in a way makes me happy…it means I've grown as a person…I've matured. :) Well, at least that's what Dr. Phil says. Anyways, I've come to figure out that life isn't necessarily about having the perfect plans and reaching those perfect dreams and that not only is it ok to have little 'hiccups' and mistakes along the way…its actually an amazing thing.
A blessing in disguise. Because life would be so boring if everything went the way it should. Now I know some (like myself) prefer things to go as planned (I mean who doesn't?) but sometimes when they don't, it forces you to re-evaluate life and see what it is you truly want from it. And if you find you still want the same things as you did before? Well the questioning of your hopes and dreams (and the inevitable delays and mistakes along the way) will make it so that when you end up wherever it is your path takes you…you'll appreciate your accomplishments that much more! :)
So, aside from all the soul searching, what have I been up to? Well, I have been super busy with school, work, finding a summer job, landing that summer job(yes!) and some family stuff to boot. Oh, and also, I celebrated another birthday :)
this is actually an 'old' cake. I made it for my birthday which was way back on March 6th. I had been super busy with life things around that time and enjoyed a lovely dinner with a few close friends and had a few different cakes with different groups of friends to celebrate! However I felt like I should make myself a cake too….not only because it would give me the chance to do something I love and had not had the time to do in a long time, but also because….hey…its not every day you turn 21 ;)
I really loved the cake…the texture was heavy but moist…the perfect birthday cake. It paired quite nicely with this sour cream chocolate frosting….the tangy ness gave it a certain…je ne sais quoi…. Definitely a perfect 'traditional' birthday cake !
So, that's about that on my end of things! How have you guys been? Celebrate any birthdays? Oh! And very important before I forget – 21 feels like a bit of a milestone birthday for me so I was wondering for all of you who have passed it…any advice for this sweet toothed girl? Any and all will be appreciated whether you are 25 or
45 35 ;)
Best Yellow Layer Cake(SOURCE)
Yield: Two 9-inch round, 2-inch tall cake layers, and, in theory, 22 to 24 cupcakes, two 8-inch squares or a 9×13 single-layer cake
* 4 cups plus 2 tablespoons (480 grams) cake flour (not self-rising)
* 2 teaspoons (10 grams) baking powder
* 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
* 1 teaspoon (5 grams) table salt
* 2 sticks (1 cup, 1/2 pound or 225 grams) unsalted butter, softened
* 2 cups (400 grams) sugar
* 2 teaspoons (10 ml) pure vanilla extract
* 4 large eggs, at room temperature
* 2 cups buttermilk (475 ml), well-shaken
Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter two 9-inch round cake pans and line with circles of parchment paper, then butter parchment. (Alternately, you can use a cooking spray, either with just butter or butter and flour to speed this process up.)
Sift together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a medium bowl. In a large mixing bowl, beat butter and sugar in a large bowl with an electric mixer at medium speed until pale and fluffy, then beat in vanilla. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating well and scraping down the bowl after each addition. At low speed, beat in buttermilk until just combined (mixture will look curdled). Add flour mixture in three batches, mixing until each addition is just Incorporated.
Spread batter evenly in cake pan, then rap pan on counter several times to eliminate air bubbles. (I like to drop mine a few times from two inches up, making a great big noisy fuss.) Bake until golden and a wooden pick inserted in center of cake comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. Cool in pan on a rack 10 minutes, then run a knife around edge of pan. Invert onto rack and discard parchment, then cool completely, about 1 hour.
Sour Cream Chocolate Frosting(source)
- 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
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Hawkular had for a while a UI with the possibility to set up Alert Triggers. As the name suggests are those triggers used to define conditions when an Alert is to be fired.
Since a while there is now the ManageIQ UI that allows to set up such triggers. And also Hawkular APM is now able to forward data into Alerting.
The other day I was doing some testing and a colleague asked me if I had already defined some triggers. I thought that I neither want to log into ManageIQ right now nor pass JSON structures via curl commands.
As I did some DSL work for metrics recently, I thought, why not set up a DSL for trigger definitions. This is work in progress right now and here are two examples
Set up a threshold trigger to fire when the value of _myvalue_ is > 3:
define trigger "MyTrigger" enabled ( threshold "myvalue" > 3 ) auto-disable
Set up a trigger on availability when it is reported as DOWN. The trigger is not enabled.
define trigger "MyTrigger" ( availability "mymetric" is DOWN )
As with my metric DSL I am implementing this in Ruby with the help of Treetop. And likewise I am integrating this in HawkFX.
At the moment it is a very crude integration via entry points in the main menu. And the DSL itself is also far from ready. I consider this an experimentation space. If it turns our successful, it may be possible to take the grammar and directly integrate it into Hawkular-Alerts, so that one can directly POST a document with a DSL fragment, which then gets turned into the internal representation.
If you are looking for code, this is available in the alert_insert branch of HawkFX.


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These deeds were filed as recorded by Marion County Register of Deeds.
James L. Bartel and Sharon J. Bartel, trustees, to James L. Bartel and Sharon J. Bartel, trustees, trustee's deed; NW/4 S9-T19-R1.
Edna M. Dyck, trustee, to Edna M. Dyck, trustee's deed; SE/4 SW/4 S12-T17-R1 with exceptions.
Edna M. Dyck to Menno and Edna Dyck Living Trust, transferrable on death warranty deed; SE/4 SW/4 S12-T17-R1 with exceptions.
Eugene Ecklund and Jean Ecklund, trustees, to Edward A. Spriggs and Pamela J. Spriggs, trustees, warranty deed; part of SE/4 S2-T18-R4.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, by POA, to Christopher John Weller, warranty deed; part of SE/4 SW/4 S5-T21-R1.
Ray N. Funk Revocable Trust, by trustee, to Hillsboro Development Corporation, trustee's deed; Lots 11 and 12, Block 12, Original Town, Hillsboro.
Stevan B. and Donna R. Hanneman to Stevan B. Hanneman and Donna R. Hanneman, co-trustees, quitclaim deed; tract 1: SW/4 S12-T21-R2; tract 2: N/2 NW/4 S14-T21-R2; tract 3: part of N/2 NE/4 S18-T21-R3.
Jack S. and Christy Hughes to Marc A. Hughes and Thomas Grossnickle, quitclaim deed; Lots 9 and 10, Block 48, North Peabody, Peabody.
Joyce A. Jackson to Ralph Tucker, William Tucker, and Pamela Tucker, transferrable on death warranty deed; Lot 9, Block 27, Southern Addition, Marion.
JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, warranty deed; Lots 7, 8, and 9, Block 62, North Peabody, Peabody.
Safe harbor Eat IX LLC to Deer Creek Farms LLC, Grant Klingenberg, and Derek Klingenberg, warranty deed; SE/4 S23-T22-R4.
Elizabeth A. Sebree, by POA, to Shawn and Molly Stahlheber, warranty deed; Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, Block 17, North Peabody, Peabody.
Steven and Anita Svoboda to Theresa D. Carroll, quitclaim deed; part of SW/4 S11-T18-R4.
Verney L. Voth, trustee, to Verney L. Voth and Janice E. Voth, trustees, quitclaim deed; S/2 S/2 SW/4 and NE/4 S32-T21-R1.
Verney L. Voth, trustee, to Verney L. Voth and Janice E. Voth, trustees, quitclaim deed; part of SW/4 and part of W/2 S31-T21-R1.


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Sure, Etrailer sells the chains so yes, they will tell you that they are required.
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The RoT-1 Chapter of the Honeynet Project was founded in November 2010. The members include:
Areas of research conducted by the members:
As the deadline of GSOC has passed, I would like to announce the APKinspector Beta1.0. APKinspector is a tool to help Android application analysts and reverse engineers to analyze the compiled Android packages and their corresponding codes. You can review the Alpha version report and the page of this project to know more about it.
Click the picture below to watch a full demonstration video of APKInspector:
Chinese viewers may view the demo at: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjk3ODAwMzU2.html
Based on the Alpha release, APKinspector has added some features as follows: Read more »
RoT-1 (aka the Texas Honeynet Project) is a young chapter, we were just officially formed in January 2011. That said, our original founding members have been active members of The Honeynet Project since its inception in the late 1990's, so we're not as young as it may seem.
Our rough center of mass, and primary meeting point is Austin, TX, though we have members in Houston and a few new recruits from the Dallas-Fort Worth area as well. Read more »


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Concussion Management Program
The American Academy of Neurology straightforwardly defines concussion as a "trauma- induced alteration in mental status that may or may not involve a loss of consciousness. Studies how there are more than 300,000 sports related concussions per year and generally there are more in college athletes than in high school athletes. Physical symptoms may include headache, dizziness, imbalance, nausea/vomiting, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, double or blurred vision, and sensitivity to light and sound. Emotional symptoms may include irritability, restlessness, anxiety, depression, mood swings, aggression, or decreased tolerance of stress. Cognitive impairments are also quite common include memory difficulty, confusion, slowed processing, "fogginess," and difficulty with concentration. Most concussions do resolve in 7-10 days with rest. When symptoms do not resolve post concussion syndrome is diagnosed.
Difficulties exist in truly judging the full extent of the concussion for many reasons. Oftentimes lesser blows cause more symptoms where more aggressive blows cause lesser symptoms. Diagnostic imaging often shows no deficits as concussions are thought to be more on a metabolic level. Therefore recently attention has been turned to neuropsychological testing, such as Impact Testing, to assess the true extent of a concussion.
The National Dizzy and Balance Center Approach
At NDBC we take a multidisciplinary approach towards concussion treatment and management. We have a TEAM of Medical Doctors, Neuro Psychologists, Neuro Radiologists, Audiologists, and Physical Therapists all specifically trained in the field of treating brain injuries and concussions. Your evaluation will begin with one of our physicians where they will perform a thorough post-concussion evaluation using the common Acute Concussion Evaluation protocol (ACE). Our physician will then decide whether your condition is appropriate for NDBC, and then may order additional evaluations with other NDBC providers. What makes our clinic unique for concussions is that we have the ability to provide IMPACT neuropsychological baseline and post-concussion testing, Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) for postural stability and functional deficits, and a complete neurotologic balance assessment in our Balance Testing Lab. No other facilities in the Midwest area provide all these components in one facility, enabling us to provide the very best assessment possible, exceptional continuity of patient care, and convenience for the patient.
Given the wide variety of symptoms associated with concussions, baseline neuropsychological testing (IMPACT) allows for individualized objective evaluation of the concussed athlete's post-injury condition and assists in tracking recovery for safe return to play. The program measures multiple aspects of cognitive functioning in athletes, including attention span, working memory, attention time, reaction time, and problem solving. Impact testing helps providers make better return to play decisions, therefore preventing the post concussive syndrome, or second impact syndrome. This occurs in athletes under the age of 23 who sustain a second concussion prior to their initial concussion healing completely.
Second Impact Syndrome can results in sudden death if there is a second concussion within two weeks of the first concussion. By comparing pre and post scores a doctor is able to determine if an athlete has returned to his or her pre-concussion baseline and therefore able to return to sport.
Furthermore NDBC uses Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) to assess the way an athlete is integrating sensory information in balance. Commonly after a concussion athletes will report dizziness and imbalance. This may be due to a vestibular injury or may also be a result of injured brain centers which are impairments in central integration of vestibular, visual, and somatosensory information used in balance. By comparing an athlete's balance after an injury with their baseline CDP a more thorough decision can be made on return to play recommendations.
Baseline Testing
At NDBC we offer individual's, athlete's, kids, professional sports teams, high school teams, and pretty much everyone else the opportunity to have a baseline concussion evaluation to establish a reference point of the athlete's neuropsychological brain function and functional abilities prior to a concussion occurring. We have partnered with many high schools, professional teams, college's, and other athletic groups to provide their athlete's a facility to record their baseline data in the event one of their athletes suffers a concussion. We offer teams and school group discounts for baseline testing packages, please call Jennifer Ginkel at 952-913-2907 for more information and scheduling.
At NDBC we offer Multiple Options for Baseline Testing:
IMPACT and Computerized Balance testing $30
IMPACT testing only $10
Computerized Balance Testing $20
Individual - IMPACT testing and Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) testing with Physical Therapist. Call any clinic to schedule an appointment.
Individual - Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) testing only with Physical Therapist. Call any clinic to schedule an appointment.
Individual - IMPACT testing only with Physical Therapist. Call any clinic to schedule an appointment.
Brochures and Reports
Report "The 15 Critical Questions Regarding Concussions, Baseline Testing, and Return to Play Medical Decisions""
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Joaquin Phoenix regrets his recent dismissal of the Academy Awards as "the stupidest thing in the whole world." insisting his comments don't reflect his real views on the Hollywood awards show.
The actor has twice been nominated for an Oscar, for his films "Gladiator" and "Walk The Line," and is rumored to be in the running to receive a nod at the 2013 ceremony for his role in critically-acclaimed new movie "The Master."
However, he appeared to have blown his chances of another nomination when he apparently criticized the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the revered awards, telling Interview magazine, "I think it's total, utter bull[bleep], and I don't want to be a part of it. I don't believe in it. … Pitting people against each other … it's the stupidest thing in the whole world. … I never want to have that experience again."
Phoenix has now clarified his comments, insisting he didn't mean to put the Academy Awards in such a negative light because his previous nominations gave him a massive career boost.
He tells the Sydney Morning Herald, "You know what it's like, you sit and you bull[bleep] (in an interview) for a couple of hours. You just miss so much of what someone says when it's written down. I guess I sound like a [bleep].
"I didn't even know that I was in a position to do something that would cost me something. But I know that first of all, I wouldn't have the career that I have if it weren't for the Oscars.
"I haven't been in a lot of movies that have made a lot of money. … And getting nominated for a movie has probably helped my career tremendously. … It's not like I [bleep] hate the Oscars. … It doesn't occupy my time to where I can build up hate. What I was reacting to was sometimes the reverence that we have about these things. I don't want to revere it."


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This section demonstrates adding security to the web service client that references the web service created in the previous section. This web service is secured using the security mechanism described in Mutual Certificates Security.
To add security to the client that references this web service, complete the following steps.
Create the client application following the steps described in Creating a Client to Consume a WSIT-Enabled Web Service.
Whenever you make changes on the service, refresh the client so that the client will pick up the change. To refresh the client, right-click the node for the Web Service Reference for the client, and select Refresh Client.
Expand the node for the web service client, CalculatorWSServletClient.
Expand the node for Web Service References.
Right-click CalculatorWSService and select Edit Web Service Attributes.
Select the WSIT Configuration tab of the CalculatorWSService dialog.
Provide the client's private key by pointing to an alias in the keystore. To do this, expand the Certificates node, click the Load Aliases button for the keystore, then select xws-security-client from the Alias list.
Provide the server's certificate by pointing to an alias in the client truststore. To do this, from the Certificates node, click the Load Aliases button for the truststore and select xws-security-server from the Alias list. Click OK to close this dialog.
In the tree, drill down from the project to Source Packages->META-INF. Double-click on CalculatorWSService.xml, and verify that lines similar to the following are present:
<wsp:All> <wsaws:UsingAddressing xmlns:wsaws="http://www.w3.org/2006/05/addressing/wsdl"/> <sc:KeyStore wspp:visibility="private" location="C:\Sun\glassfish\domains\domain1\config\keystore.jks" storepass="changeit" alias="xws-security-server" keypass="changeit"/> <sc:TrustStore wspp:visibility="private" location="C:\Sun\glassfish\domains\domain1\config\cacerts.jks" storepass="changeit" peeralias="xws-security-server"/> </wsp:All>
Compile and run this application by right-clicking the CalculatorWSServletClient node and selecting Run Project.


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I have finally settled back into my kitchen after being away from it for over two months. Since I've landed back onto Canadian soil, I have made the following: marble cake, key lime pie, lemon cheesecake tart, mini pecan pie, mini carrot cakes, hazelnut shortbread, buttercrunch toffee brittle and coconut bars. Sadly, I wasn't able to take photos of any of these delightful goodies until I made the buttercrunch toffee because the charger of my beloved SLR is currently on its way in a FedEx package from Vietnam. Yes, the idiot that I am, I forgot the chargers for both my SLR and my point&shoot in Vietnam – although it is because of very mean and bitter and unfair customs officials in Vietnam who were very very very corrupt. But that's a story for another day.
Let me now introduce you to this super easy yet oh-so-delicious, you-can't-eat-just-one-or-four-or-five buttercrunch toffee brittle. I found this recipe on Joy of Baking while I was supposed to be "interning" and being a good reporter, so shhhh, don't tell anyone, okay? I found hazelnuts on sale the day after Thanksgiving, so I decided to slightly change the recipe by substituting the almonds with the hazelnuts. The layer of toasted hazelnuts at the bottom, followed by the buttercrunch toffee, and the chocolate and hazelnut sprinkles on top…it tastes fantastic! Also, I think this makes a really good gift idea – especially since Christmas is slowly creeping up on us now. Brittle is sold in stores in very pretty cellophane and fancy ribbons for a ridiculous price, and you can make your own (many!!!!) variations at the fraction of the price. Plus, you can then awe your friends with how amazing and talented you are at making these very pretty and yummy goodies.
The brittle is pretty sinful on its own with a nice cold cup of milk, or a hot cup of coffee, but if you're feeling like living life on the edge, eat the brittle with a homemade sundae or just a couple of scoops of your favourite ice cream. I've been eating ice cream like crazy as of late – mostly due to the fact of finding the CUTEST ice cream scoop on the face of the world. So really, the cow tells me to eat ice cream – and I'm not crazy, I promise! Anyhow, enough of my ramblings. Here is what you're really waiting =)
Tips (from Joy of Baking):
- do not make the brittle on a humid day
- use a wooden spoon to stir, since it is easier to clean than a metal spoon
- have all your ingredients ready to go, especially the baking soda and vanilla
- the vanilla adds flavour, while the baking soda aids in browning and allows for a lighter texture
- store in an airtight container to prevent the brittle from softening
- this recipe makes one pound of brittle (which is barely enough for you to enjoy AND to share with others =P)
- 2 cups slivered almonds or chopped hazelnuts (or both!)
- 1 1/4 cup light brown sugar
- 2 tbsp water
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 6 oz semi-sweet or bittersweet chocolate
- Preheat oven to 350F. Place almonds/hazelnuts on a baking sheet and toast in the oven for 8-10 minutes. Set aside to cool.
- Once the nuts are cooled, you should now chop them. The recipe calls for a food processor, but I found that it pulverized them too fine. I found it was easier and tastier when you just gave them a rough chop with a knife.
- Sprinkle half of the nuts into a 8×10 inch buttered baking sheet. Set aside.
- In a heavy saucepan, combine the butter, brown sugar and water
- Have the baking soda and vanilla ready to go at this point.
- Bring the sugar mixture to a boil, avoiding over-stirring, until the mixture reaches 285F on a candy thermometer (soft-crack stage).
- Immediately remove the pan from heat, and add the baking soda and vanilla all at once.
- Immediately pour the mixture evenly onto your baking sheet over the almonds/hazelnuts.
- Sprinkle the chocolate over top. The hot caramel mixture will soften and melt the chocolate. Using an off-set spatula, spread the chocolate evenly over the caramel mixture.
- Sprinkle with the remaining nuts and refrigerate until completely cooled.
- Once cooled, you can break or cut the brittle into your desired sizes and shapes.
- Mangia ❤
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Unlocked: The past, practice and perception that make Vacationer's perfect electro-pop
Residents on this quiet street in Horsham probably don't mind the sounds coming from Kenny Vasoli's childhood home.
Vasoli is leading practice for his electro-pop band Vacationer inside, down in his parent's finished garage area that has been converted into a basement. Waters and beers are handed out. Guacamole and chips are set down in the corner of the room. It's the first time the band coming together to run through their new live show – songs like "Stay," "Go Anywhere" and "Shining" from their new album, Relief, released this week on Downtown Records.
The new tunes are quite audible from outside the house, but neighbors probably don't mind chill serenade to their summer evening. Several years earlier there was probably much louder, angrier music coming from this house, as Vasoli started his career in popular pop-punk band The Starting Line, which formed in 1999 and disbanded in 2008, save for sporadic reunion shows and a recent tour.
Those who know Vasoli from those days may not recognize him now. His curly, chin-length hair is tucked beneath a backwards maroon Phillies cap. He's surrounded by new band mates playing a new variety of instruments, a few of which would never be seen on stage for a punk show. But one instrument has remained through Vasoli's time spent in both bands – his soothing, very distinct vocals.
"My favorite is when [fans] say, "You sound so much like that guy from The Starting Line,'" recalls guitarist Greg Altman of various Vacationer shows since the band started touring more than two years ago.
"It's happened more times than you would think," adds Vasoli. "What's that Val Kilmer movie, The Saint? I'm like The Saint of emo."
Though Vasoli's comment definitely was not meant in the context, early 2000 Starting Line fans might have considered him a "saint" of the genre. The music Vasoli was moved to make more than 10 years later couldn't be more different than what his admirers might have expected from him, but they and other fans have seemed to latch on to Vacationer, no questions asked.
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claret parrot wrote:One thing that greatly surprised me yet doesn't seem to have been mentioned as far as I can see, is the departure of promising youngsters like Leo Chambers, Nathan Mavila, Jordan Brown and most surprising of all, Oscar Borg, who I thought was regarded as the next wonderkid following Oxford.
Sadly Diego Poyet has gone too.
I don't think that they are "promising" any more. Chambers still doesn't have a club - he was very injury prone at Colchester last season too. As far as I can see Mavila is also without a club. Brown couldn't get a club to loan him last season, although has made a half decent move to Germany, while Borg, by all accounts, just didn't hit his potential.
Poyet left Charlton too early. He couldn't get back into their side last season, although I do think there is a decent player in there somewhere.
It has been a very long time since we released a youth player who then went on to be anywhere near good enough to play for us. (I emphasise the word released - not including the likes of Terry who left of his own accord, or Rio who we sold for decent money).


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Pelosi, the target of extensive GOP attack ads over the years, is viewed unfavorably by 48 percent of Americans in the Gallup poll. Only 31 percent have a favorable opinion of the former House Speaker. The same number have a positive opinion about current House Speaker John Boehner, with 41 percent having an unfavorable opinion.
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Boehner's numbers have slipped since November, when Gallup last asked Americans about the House Speaker. Then, he had a net positive rating with 36 percent favorable ratings and 35 percent negative ones.
But it is Pelosi who remains the truly polarizing figure among the congressional leadership. Since 2009, her unfavorables have consistently been underwater. While 62 percent of Democrats have a favorable opinion of the Californian, a full 52 percent of independents and a whopping 83 percent of Republicans have a negative one.
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"Santa Claus and Kris Kringle have made their annual visits, and the hearts of all the urchins in our parish have been made glad by the beneficent gifts of these time-honored personages," reported editors of the Houma Ceres in its Jan. 3, 1856 issue.
"Santa Claus and Kris Kringle have made their annual visits, and the hearts of all the urchins in our parish have been made glad by the beneficent gifts of these time-honored personages," reported editors of the Houma Ceres in its Jan. 3, 1856 issue.
"Santa Claus has come down the chimney of every domicile in the country and filled the stockings of all the little ones with his liberal gifts; and the old ones have gathered together and commemorated in a proper manner, the coming of the great day of feast and frolic.
"We were fortunate enough to have had a number of invitations to join in dinners with our friends and had the weather permitted, we should certainly have accepted at least one ... to feast upon roast Turkey and the etceteras usual on such occasions; but in the recollection of our oldest citizen, never have the heralds of merriment and good cheer had such disagreeable weather ... to contend against.
"Our Landlady spread the festive board and invited all who wished to come ... and a merrier time we have never seen than on this occasion. Egg Nog in the morning, and Roast Turkey at dinner together with spirit-stirring wine, and every thing else that the most fastidious appetite could wish for. Taking all things into consideration, Christmas passed with more than the usual spirit of hilarity."
Holiday weather in Houma had been miserable in 1855: "We have had worse weather for the past two weeks, than we have known in this country for many years. One day we have rain, another cold and freezing and from one to the other.
"Sugar Planters have had miserable weather in which to secure their crops, and if this state of things exists much longer, it will interfere with the coming crops. Planters can do nothing now, on account of the miserable condition of the roads."
And yet the editor of the Ceres, E.W. Blake, and his staff, made the best of it, fortified by beverages delivered by Holden's express service: "On Christmas Eve whilst the clouds were pouring down rain in torrents over our village — we were suddenly (startled) by the loud blasts of Holdens Express stage (stage coach) at our door." The owner of the shuttle service between Houma and the new railroad at Schriever, B.F. Holden, had sent a half-dozen of Charles Hidseek's best brand, a bottle of old rye labeled 1834, and a bottle of extra Catawba brandy. This was indeed a beverage worthy of the Gods.
"Sentiment upon sentiment was drank, in which his enterprising spirit was acknowledged — and success upon success was proposed to Holden's Houma Express."
The new rail line between New Orleans and Morgan City, and Holden's connecting stage coaches were stimulating the 1856 growth of Houma, which had been described in 1848 as "a Court House, a Boarding House and a Store, with perhaps two or three private residences ... a small town of little note ... with little or no commerce."
Just seven years later, editors, admitting they had been drawn to Terrebonne a year earlier by the promise of growth, said there were several large stores and just as many smaller businesses, plus a residential housing boom.
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"John McShane, who was a driver of one of the Expresses, was found frozen to death on the morning of the 26th, near Bayou Cane, on the road from Houma to Thibodaux.
"His wagon was run into a ditch, and one of his mules thrown down, and in attempting to extricate them, the devoted driver perished. We learn that he was of temperate habits, and his death cast a shadow of gloom on the faces of many of our citizens, whose favor and esteem 'Irish John' had won by his gentlemanly conduct and politeness."
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Al's Laemson Resort provides 79 single standing bungalows, built and decorated in locally natural tones and materials as wood and stones. Most rooms feature partly open bathrooms for your tropical feeling. Each room is fully furnished with Thai minimal amenities in but nevertheless offers most modern as cable TV, Wi-Fi high speed Internet Access, minibar, tea/coffee set, and bathrobe. Spend you holiday at our big swimming pool, enjoy the warm water and sun. our beach restaurant is ready to serve local and international needs. Al's Laemson is located on the north end of Chaweng Beach, close to the Choeng Mon peninsula.
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Away from the Samui Airport of less than ten minute ride, the resort is situated rather far beyond the main road on account of alleviating the extrinsic traffic's turmoil, encompassed by tranquil ambience as well as three to five star resorts and residence. Moreover, several tourist attractions e.g. Wat Pra Yai, Wat Laem Suwannaram, Crocodile Farm, Monkey Center, and etc., are close to the resort.
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The most appropriate combination of modern and Thai results in the "Thai Minimalism" with the unique Thai style roof called 'Panyah' (Thai pattern of Thai construction of common houses without the gable). Al's Laemson comprises 79 rooms decorated by locally natural tones and materials i.e. wood and stone, together with security recognition for your great comfort. In addition, the gigantic swimming pool is intentionally arranged on the best landscape for your most fantastic scenario. Enjoy spiral waves and the bright blue sky in front of Ko Mat Lang's backward sunrise gorgeously.
Each of Al's Laemson's 79 rooms - Deluxe, Seaview Deluxe, Seaview Suite and Beachfront Suite - is fully furnished with luxurious Thai minimal amenities in completely modernized composition i.e. direct line telephone, cable TV., Wi-Fi high speed internet access, mini bar, tea / coffee set, bathrobe, bath tub, separate shower room and more facilities.
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The gigantic beachfront pool is four-meter higher than the sea level and convenient to step up and down with the coastal stairs. Sunbeds are ready prepared around the poolside for pleasure. Relax and tan your skin on a blissful day with Koh Mat Lang's scenery, open from 08.00 a.m. to 08.00 p.m.
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Stay ready to learn things outdoors at our tropical library designed brightly and airily next to the restaurant. A wide variety of Thai and international books e.g. newspaper, magazine, trade book, and etc., are prepared therein. For those who keep connected at all times, the Internet corner is arranged to check your emails, update your information, or even contact your clientele through this powerful communication boundlessly from 06.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. You will never miss any of critical agreements on vacation.
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