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Chicken and Biscuit Dinner, in memory of Dave Fenton on Sunday, Feb. 17, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Laceyville Fire Hall. Adults, $7; 12 and under, $4; preschool, free. Dessert Bar. Takeouts available. Proceeds benefit Angels Among Us Relay for Life Team.
Blood Drive
Blood Drives: Feb. 13, Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, noon to 5 p.m.; Feb. 20, VFW Sayre Post 1536, 932 West Lockhart St., 1 to 6 p.m.
Monthly Breakfast at the Herrickville Fire Hall, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013, 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. All you can eat: pancakes, French toast, ham, sausage, eggs, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, coffee, orange juice, real maple syrup and sugar-free syrup. Adults, $7; children to 12 years, $3; preschool, free. Benefit: Herrick Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - Dept. 4.
The Wyalusing Methodist Church will be holding an "Afternoon of Inspiration Concert" to benefit the Volunteers in Mission Team on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 3 p.m. There will be a silent auction and homemade refreshments. Donations can be mailed to the Wyalusing U.M. Charge, PO Box 155, Wyalusing, PA 18853 and mark "Attention V.I.M. Fundraiser." For more information contact Faith Jaynes at 570-746-3237.
The February Second Sunday Vesper Service will be held on Feb. 10 at 5 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of Church and Chestnut Streets, Montrose. A simple supper will be served in the Parish House immediately following the service.
St. Peter's in Tunkhannock February happenings: Quiet music and meditations Wednesdays during Lent. Soup supper will precede service at 6:30 and services begin at 7 p.m. Feb. 20 to March 27. Ash Wednesday Service, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. Stations of the Cross on Friday evenings during Lent starting Feb. 15, 6:30 p.m. If you have questions, call 570-836-2233 or Reverend Lou at 878-4670.
Round and Square Dance will be held at the Wysox Fire Hall, Saturday, Feb. 16, 7 until 11 p.m. Music by Sara. Refreshments available. Benefit Wysox Fire Company.
The Hollenback United Methodist Church is pleased to announce the following dates for the free soup suppers for the next four months. These events start off with a Bible study at 4:30 and the supper at 5 p.m. All welcome. The dates are as follows: Feb. 13, March 13, April 10.
Pancake Supper at the South Auburn Grange on Feb. 9, starting at 4 p.m.
The Skinners Eddy United Methodist Church will sponsor a "free" senior luncheon on Feb. 12 at noon. The menu will be pasta, salad and dessert. Yvonne Robinson will entertain with songs of love. This luncheon is open to anyone over the age of 60 in the communities. Please call either Teresa Brewer at 570-869-1153 or Bonnie Jayne at 869-1938 to make a reservation. We don't want anyone to go away hungry.
Soup and salad sale Saturday, Feb. 9, 4 to 6:30 p.m. Several kinds of homemade soups, salads and rolls for takeouts. Lots of homemade baked goods for sale at Russell Hill U.M.
Church, Rt. 6, west of Tunkhannock. No set charge, all donations greatly appreciated. Church is handicap accessible. Proceeds to benefit Meshoppen UM Church to assist with flood repairs. Call 570-836-3014 or 833- 2983 for more information.
A Tour of Italy dinner will be held at the Mehoopany United Methodist Church on Feb. 16, serving 4 p.m. Tossed salad, garlic bread, chicken parmesan, lasagna, spaghetti, linguini, fettuccini, traditional red sauce, alfredo, clam sauce and spicy seafood vodka sauce. Dessert: homemade pies, chocolate mousse and Italian-style desserts. Cost is donation. For take-outs, call ahead at 570-833- 2264.
New Era United Methodist Church will hold community luncheons at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 13, chicken and biscuits, Feb. 20, chicken and sausage gumbo. Served with side dishes and dessert. Free will offering. Public welcome.
Ham dinner and all the trimmings at LeRaysville Community Hall on Feb. 10, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sponsored by the LeRaysville-Pike Fire Co. R6c
New Era Community Church will hold a spaghetti and meatball dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 11:30 a.m. All welcome. Free will offering. Brown bag auction after lunch. Can tabs for Ronald McDonald House can be brought in. Call 570-363- 2496 for more information.
Team Trivia night the Wyalusing Fire Hall, Sat., Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. Tickets available for purchase at the door or in advance at the Rocket-Courier office, 196 State Street and the Greater Wyalusing Chamber of Commerce office, Main Street. The cost is $10 per person. Snacks and drinks provided at no cost with door prizes and 50/50 drawings. For more information call 570-746-4922. R4-4c/S5- 3c
The Blue Heron Art Gallery will debut a new show "Circle and Square" on Saturday, Feb. 9 from 3 to 8 p.m. at the chamber building at 20 Main Street in Wyalusing. This event will coincide with the GWCC's chili cook-off. The country band, Southbound, will play from 4 to 8 p.m. and there will be free line dance lessons at 5 p.m. The cost to attend the entire event and vote on the chili is $10 and for those wishing to only taste the chili and vote the cost is $5. Additional voting chips will be available for purchase. For more information contact the chamber office at 570-746-4922.
Luthers Mills United Methodist Church will host a free movie night on Saturday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30. Popcorn and refreshments available. The movie showing is "The Pirates, Band of Misfits."
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Eagle Day will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 10 at the Endless Mountains Nature Center, Vosburg. Naturalist Rebecca Lesko will discuss the eagles of the Vosburg Neck and conduct a guided walk to the Susquehanna River.
PS Bank is holding a food drive to benefit the Ronald McDonald House in Danville. Donations may be dropped off at the bank, Rt. 6, Wyalusing from Feb. 4 to Feb. 14. (Non-perishable items only.)
Meeting Notices
S.O.S. Al-Anon — Family Group will meet on Fridays at 7 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Hopkins Street, Sayre.
Recovery House Meetings — AA Group of Towanda meets
Mon.-Fri., noon; Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8 p.m., Sun., 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. NA meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Speaker meeting every first Sunday, 8 p.m. All meetings at 205 Main St., Towanda (please use rear, lower entrance).
Compassionate Friends — of the Endless Mountains will hold their meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Endless Health Community Center, Montrose. TCF is open to all families who have lost a child from any cause at any age. There are no membership dues or fees of any kind. For more information, call 965-0901 (evenings) or 278- 1658 or e-mail email@example.com.
Twelve Steps on the Way, a Christian recovery group, will meet at the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church on Mondays at 7 p.m. Use door in the rear of the church.
Al-Anon meetings in Tunkhannock: Endless Serenity Al-Anon Family Group on Monday, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, noon. All meetings are held at the Tunkhannock UM Church Education Bldg., second floor.
Diabetes Support Group - meeting the first Thursday of every month at the Guthrie Clinic office in Towanda beginning at 5:30 p.m. There is no charge and all diabetics and family members are welcome. For more information, call Dawn at Guthrie Clinic at 570- 265-6165 during regular business hours.
TOPS PA #1134 — Laceyville, meets each Tuesday evening at the Braintrim Baptist Church in Laceyville. Weigh-ins from 5:15 to 6 p.m., meeting from 6-7 p.m. For more information, call 965-2493 or 869-1834. Toll-free 1- 800-932-8677.
AA Meeting — Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
MOPS — Mothers of Preschoolers meet every first and third Wed. of the month from 9 to 11 a.m., September through May. Meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church, 5 Court St., Towanda. All mothers of preschoolers are welcome. Child care is provided for children, ages infant through five years old. For more information, contact the church at 570-265-5575.
Towanda-Wysox Kiwanis Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Weigh Station Café at 7:30 a.m. in Towanda. They find ways to help the children in the community. Contact Eileen Sheets at 570-265-2350 for more information.
Addictions to Victory. Faithbased support for addictions. Program will be held the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at New Generation Church, Milan, 570-888- 1967.
Bradford County Cancer Support Group meets the 4th Wednesday of every month at Memorial Hospital in Conference Room A, beginning at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 1-888-227-5445, Option 3.
The Wyalusing Masonic Lodge No. 618 meets at 7:30 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the Lodge Hall, 158 Church St., Wyalusing. For more information, call 570-721- 0008.
AA meeting, Friday evenings at 8 p.m. at the Standing Stone Vesper Church spiritual building, River Road, Standing Stone Township. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
AARP Meetings #4423 are held at the Wysox EMS Building
the second Tuesday of every month with the exception of special meetings combined with a luncheon. Executive meeting is 1:15 p.m. and regular meeting at 1:45. The March 12 meeting will be held at the Fortune Buffet in Athens at noon for luncheon. On May 14, the club will hold their Spring Banquet at Bishop's Restaurant in Ulster at noon. You don't need to be a member as guests are always welcome. Any questions, contact Secretary Merna Colwell at 570-833-2567.
The 15th District of the American Legion will hold a meeting at Black Walnut Post #510 on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 1 p.m. Rep. Sandra Major and a Liquor Control Board representative will be on hand to explain the rules and regulations of the Small Games of Chance. Any interested person from any other organization that deals with the small games of chance or other interested individuals are invited to attend.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #534 — will meet on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Legion Post located on Route 6. All members are encouraged to attend. A small project for the veterans for Valentine's Day will also be worked on. Dues are payable now.
There will be a Wyalusing Lioness meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Wyalusing American Legion Post #534, located on Route 6. All members are encouraged to attend. There will be a speaker from the Area Agency on Aging.
Grief Support Group: Jan.- Dec. 2013. A bereavement support group meets monthly, the last Tuesday of each month from 3 to 4:30 p.m. This group is open to those who have experienced loss and is facilitated by Trudy Ventello, LSW, a social worker with Memorial Hospital's Hospice program. The meetings are located in the library in the lower level of Memorial Hospital in Towanda. Any questions, call 570-268-2233.
Endless Mountains Railroad Club will meet Saturday, Feb. 9 at 6 p.m. at the home of Mike DiPaolo, 0.3 mile north of Dimock blinker light on Rt. 29. New members welcome. For more information, see the website at http://emmrrc.wix.com/trains.
Caregivers' Support Group sponsored by the Law Office of Leslie Wizelman and the B/S/S/T Area Agency on Aging meets at noon the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Library at Memorial Hospital Personal Care Home in Towanda. Anyone taking care of a family member or loved one, be it at home or as a resident of a long term care facility welcome. For information, call Donna Benjamin at the Law Office of Leslie Wizelman, 570-746-3844 or Carol Dieffenbach at Area Agency on Aging, 570-265-6121. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
Twin Tier Antique Tractor and Machinery Association tractor pullers will meet on Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. at the Stoll
Building in Wysox. General membership meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 7 p.m.
The WVHS Class of 1998 will hold their 15th year class reunion on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 6 p.m. at the Towanda Rod and Gun Club. Flyers will be mailed out to each classmate at a later date for reservations.
Financial Seminar at North Rome Wesleyan Church - The North Rome Wesleyan Church will be holding a financial and estate planning seminar for the public on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. "Wise Stewardship in Turbulent Times: The Economy, A Second Term and Their Effects on Planning," will be presented by Bernie I. Bostwick, CAP, ChFC, Executive Vice President and Adrian E. Young, JD, MBA, CAP, Executive Vice President, both with Ambassador Advisors in Lancaster. For more information contact the church at 570-247- 7670 or 247-7390 or email at email@example.com
RTL will hold sign-ups on the following dates: Feb. 15 and 22, 6 to 8 p.m. at the WVES. Any questions, call Lisa Jayne at 570-869-2524 or Amy Bennett, 869-1123.
Eighth Annual Pool Tournament in memory of Aaron (Norm) Felter on Saturday, Feb. 9 at the Wyalusing Hotel. Signups at noon sharp. Tournament starts at 1 p.m. $10 entry fee. (100% payback, first and second place winners.)
Wyalusing High School Wrestling Booster Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. in Coach Haley's room at WVHS. All parents and supporters are encouraged to attend.
The Wyalusing Youth Football and Cheerleading Board has extended the 2013 nomination period up to the next board meeting at 6 p.m., Monday, Feb. 10 at the Wyalusing American Legion. All board positions are up for re-election, so nominations will be accepted for: president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, athletic director, fundraising coordinator, cheerleading coordinator, football equipment manager and cheerleading equipment manager. Nominations can either be made in person or can be sent ahead of time to email@example.com.
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Cabin Fever Yard Sale: March 2 and 3, 9 and 10. Saturday, 9 to 5, Sunday, 11 to 3, Stevensville Community Hall, Rt. 706, Stevensville. 100's of items, everything but the kitchen sink. Knick Knacks, Housewares, Office and School Supplies, Gifts, Books, Videos, DVDs, Toys, Games and more. Cabin Fever Value Meals, Hot dog, bag of chips, dessert and beverage, $3. Homemade baked goods available.
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One of the mysteries, to me, of the past two years has been how little discussion there has been of Bill Clinton's miserable record on terrorism, and how his administration's malfeasance contributed to our current predicament. Perhaps that is about to change, as Richard Mintiter's Losing bin Laden is coming out next week. Matt Drudge has an "exclusive" on it, and other news outlets, like thbookservice.com are featuring the book. Here's how the thbookservice describes it:
"Years before the public knew about Osama bin Laden, Bill Clinton did. Bin Laden first attacked Americans during Clinton's presidential transition in December 1992. He struck again at the World Trade Center in February 1993. Over the next eight years the archterrorist's attacks would escalate killing hundreds and wounding thousands — while Clinton did his best to stymie the FBI and CIA and refused to wage a real war on terror.
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America and the free world is faced with a threat that has become more aggressive, less humane and more cruel than any international enemy since Adolph Hitler.
ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria) leaders are capable of using modern technology to reach every continent in the world with nuclear weapons. Their use of cruel force and their knowledge of nuclear weaponry threaten every Christian, Buddhist, Jewish and Muslim community in the world. This is ISIS.
The recent article in The Lancaster News regarding food pantry needs at Helping Other People Effectively (HOPE) in Lancaster was much appreciated. The local community has always been very supportive of HOPE as has The Lancaster News. The article generated an immediate response in donations and the delivery of bags of food stuffs.
The generosity of our community is amazing, ongoing and always appreciated. As of Aug. 15, 29 individuals and 23 churches and civic groups responded to the appeal by delivering 3,389 pounds of food.
As folks look over their shoulder, they are reminded of events which hold particular interest, especially if they concern children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
As I stand on a so-called ladder of life, at my age I am pretty near the top rung. I observe my great-grandson, Steven, has advanced to the first grade.
Nowadays with all this pre-school and kindergarten stuff, seems he oughta be in the third grade by now. My ladder shakes, oh my goodness, my great-granddaughter Madison just began her first full day of kindergarten.
Just recently, I visited the Preston Blackmon Success Center, and to my amazement, there were leaders, adults and teachers still committed in making sure children can read, study and fulfill their dreams with positive and successful results.
In looking and listening to the children respond and interact with several activities, I just had to pause and embrace how grateful I am to know this center serves as a catalyst for future leaders.
It's a well-known fact that there are more people living longer across this state.
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) estimates that there will be a 102.5 percent increase in the number of people over the age of 60 from the year 2000 to the year 2025.
Most of those reaching the age of 60 will be healthy and active and able to take care of their own needs.
However, there is a growing number of people in South Carolina, including Lancaster County, who need our assistance as they age to remain in their homes and community.
The overpass on S.C. 521 at Main Street that spans S.C. 9 and the northbound turning lane to access S.C. 9 apparently had a concrete division at one time. A portion of that divider has been removed leaving large chunks, which are very rough on tires. Why can't those holes be filled and smoothed?
I was out in the county recently and discovered that as you turn right off Hoke Road onto Mt. Carmel Road to head toward Lancaster there is a "Rough Road" sign.
This letter is in reference to the need for a new library in Lancaster. I live in Kershaw and we need a lot of things there. I agree that our roads need attention, along with several other things. However, I work in Lancaster and frequently visit the Lancaster library. I go at least once every two weeks and sometimes once a week. My workplace is close enough that I can walk there. I also go to the one in Kershaw several times a month.
On behalf Senior Helpers, we wish to express our appreciation for excellent coverage The Lancaster News gave about our dementia trainer, Teepa Snow.
We were pleased that we could schedule her for the Lancaster area. When the July 25 arrived and we saw the attendance for both sessions, we were aware that the newspaper's advance article on her was largely responsible for the numbers.
Our thanks goes to Aaron Morrison for the photo coverage. As always, he is very thorough on how he photographs his subjects.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's service organization founded in 1882 by a Catholic priest in New Haven, Conn.
There are about 2 million members. Its principles are charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. During the last decade, the Knights of Columbus has donated almost $2 billion to charity.
It's also provided about 700 million hours of volunteer service in support of charitable initiatives.
Our local council, Lancaster, S.C. Council 10066, was formed 25 year ago by members of St. Catherine Catholic Church.
This is an opinion page. W.B. Evans expressed his opinion; I expressed mine. Recently, Joanne S. Graves expressed hers. Anyone who chooses to may do the same. How wonderful this is.
By doing so, we are expressing our freedom of speech and The Lancaster News is reflecting its freedom of the press rights. How fortunate we are to live in a nation that embodies such freedom.
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Google Chrome operating system, hell with dominance of with Microsoft
Google today announced that it was launching a new operating system in its most direct challenge yet to the dominance of Microsoft.
We designed Google Chrome for people who live on the web — searching for information, checking email, catching up on the news, shopping or just staying in touch with friends. However, the operating systems that browsers run on were designed in an era where there was no web. So today, we're announcing a new project that's a natural extension of Google Chrome — the Google Chrome Operating System. It's our attempt to re-think what operating systems should be.
Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system that will initially be targeted at netbooks. Later this year we will open-source its code, and netbooks running Google Chrome OS will be available for consumers in the second half of 2010. Because we're already talking to partners about the project, and we'll soon be working with the open source community, we wanted to share our vision now so everyone understands what we are trying to achieve.
Speed, simplicity and security are the key aspects of Google Chrome OS. We're designing the OS to be fast and lightweight, to start up and get you onto the web in a few seconds. The user interface is minimal to stay out of your way, and most of the user experience takes place on the web. And as we did for the Google Chrome browser, we are going back to the basics and completely redesigning the underlying security architecture of the OS so that users don't have to deal with viruses, malware and security updates. It should just work.
Google Chrome OS will run on both x86 as well as ARM chips and we are working with multiple OEMs to bring a number of netbooks to market next year. The software architecture is simple — Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux kernel. For application developers, the web is the platform. All web-based applications will automatically work and new applications can be written using your favorite web technologies. And of course, these apps will run not only on Google Chrome OS, but on any standards-based browser on Windows, Mac and Linux thereby giving developers the largest user base of any platform.


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I'm saying that all people who hate Magnolia eat at McDonalds.
What the fuck are we talking about here? Mr. BurgerKing, I think it's a tragedy that you reduce people's film sophistication to what kind of food they eat.Sorry, but I don't think burger or unburger has anything to do with it.People who enjoy engaging stories and characters with depth gobble up P.T. Anderson films. People who like cardboard stories and equally flat characters like those 'other' films.And that's all there is to it, my man.
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Visiting his brother's kingdom following his adventure in Azad, the Prince finds the royal palace under siege from a mighty army bent on its destruction. When the decision is made to use the ancient power of the Sand in a desperate gamble to save the kingdom from total annihilation, the Prince will embark on an epic adventure in which he will learn to bear the mantle of true leadership, and discover that great power often comes with a great cost.
With a blockbuster movie for its time-altering Prince nearing, Ubisoft has announced that a new game, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, will release alongside the film (h/t Kotaku). Back in September, series creator Jordan Mechner filed a trademark for Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, leading some to believe that The Forgotten Sands would tie in to the movie. While it's not clear if the game will feature Jake Gyllenhaal as the lead prince, we do know what the title will include "fan-favorite elements from the original series," plus some additions to the gameplay. Read More »
Also known as: Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands, PoP: The Forgotten Sands, Prince of Persia: Las Arenas Olvidadas [Spanish Title]
Release Region: United States
Release Date: May 18, 2010
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UPDATE: A representative for Charles confirmed the news of Friday's wedding.
Baltimore native and "Good Wife" star Josh Charles has wedded his longtime girlfriend, Us Weekly is reporting.
Charles, who appeared in "Sports Night" and "Dead Poets Society," married Sophie Flack on Friday in a small gathering at a Manhattan home, according to the magazine. The couple had a dinner afterward at Il Cantinori, an upscale restaurant.
The two had appeared previously in public at the Emmys in September 2011 and at the 2012 wedding of Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Thomas, the magazine reports.
A former ballet dancer, Flack is now an artist and the author of the novel "Bunheads." @SophieFlack is also a frequent retweeter of @MrJoshCharles.


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Well the 2012 Dew tour series is now officially over. It ended today with the slopestyle event. Both Men and Women destroyed the awesome course that the guys at Snowbasin resort constructed. The course was made up of three rail features, and two pretty good-sized jumps. Because the course was more rail oriented then jump it made the riders become more technical, and less double corky.
The women kicked off the event bright and early at 9 am. There were 6 women in today's final, but it really was just a battle between two, Spencer O'Brien and Enni Rukajärvi. Enni was in the lead all morning with her run that consisted of an amazing backside 540 indy, to a cab 5. But right at the very end, during the final run of the contest, Spencer O'Brien put down her run of a switch backside 540 to a frontside rodeo 720. It was clearly the winning run, and she took home the win and the Dew cup. I don't know what it is about the women's events this weekend, but they sure loved to drag it out until the very last run.
The guy's slope however was a completely different story. During the guys contest it seemed like it was way harder for everyone to land a complete run. Three of the favorites, Sage Kotsenburg, Eric Willlet, and Gjermund Braaten all couldn't put together a full run. Because of that, it made it so some new faces would make the podium. SoCal shredder Spencer Link put down some super clean nosepresses on the down bar, and some clean spins off the jumps. He's got some pretty solid style. Saga rider Dash Kamp was also riding really solid and was able to put down a full run and land himself in 2nd place. But at the end of the day, it was Sebastien Toutant who was able to double cork his way into 1st place, and the Dew cup title.
It was an awesome season at the Dew tour, thanks to everyone who made it possible and we will see you all next year!!
Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Results
1. Spencer O'Brien, Canada, 94.50. 2. Enni Rukajarvi, Finland, 86.50. 3. Joanna Dzierzawski, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 80.25. 4. Julianna Brackett, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 73.75. 5. Nicki Slechta, Los Angeles, Calif., 67.50. 6. Sarka Pancochova, Czech Republic, 36.25.
Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Results
1. Sebastien Toutant, Canada, 94.50. 2. Dash Kamp, 83.50. 3. Spencer Link, 77.75. 4. Jake Aaronson, 70.50. 5. Gjermund Braaten, 69.75. 6. Sage Kotsenburg, 61.25. 7. Eric Willett, 58.75. 8. Seth Hill, 53.00. 9. Ian Thorley, 40.25. 10. Justin Morgan, 37.25. 11. Mark Hoyt, 25.00. 12. Brandon Reis, 23.25.


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I just got back last night from a little vacation to the historic in West Virginia. I've been once before, but even so, when I arrived I couldn't help but declare "Instagram GOLD!" The amazing Dorothy Draper designed spaces are just so amazing and awesome you can't help but pull out your phone for a few- or obscene amount- of snaps. If you missed it here are a few pics from my trip:
The perfect coral walls (for a similar color try Benjamin Moore's Bird of Paradise or All A Blaze- the same color in my office) and the herringbone floor just about did me in in this room. The old paintings look so incredible against this bold color!
Drama everywhere in the form of bold florals, bright colors and black and white!
This chandelier (and ceiling) slay me- the detail work and the coral paint is just perfect with gold.
I love this room in the lobby bar area. Only Dorothy can do hunter green and red without it looking like a Christmas nightmare.
A little closer (that mirror….)
One of my favorite vignettes is in the lower lobby with this scenic wallpaper, the black and white floor and the railings.
A hit of palm fronds and stripes for ya outside Draper's restaurant (there are like 8 different places to dine on the property!)
Caught this sweet moment when Andrew and my niece Kate tried to shoo a confused cardinal out of the lobby bar. So sweet (and that chandelier!!!) As a side note- this place is amazing for kids- pools, bowling, playground, horses, an ice cream shop….
Another shot of the lobby. DIE.
I fully expected Jason Schwartzman to pop up at the concierge desk. Wes Anderson really should film a movie here.
There are ADORABLE cottages to rent in addition to the hotel rooms! Great for families.
More incredible lighting.
So good. SO GOOD.
Walking down towards the casino. I learned to play a little blackjack this trip… and won!
More of the lower shopping/dining/casino area chock full of pattern and color.
The sulphur spring building… people used to come here to bathe in the springs. I can only attest to the AMAZING massage I got at the spa! :)
Lots of memorabilia about- I, of course, was drawn to the Dorothy Draper stuff.
Lady Draper really knew how to work it- this is equivalent to about 1.19 million today. I wouldn't mind a job like that! :)


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I can't believe another year has just flown by! Wednesday will mark my 2 year blogiversary. I've thoroughly enjoyed these past 12 months. It brought us some wonderful new designers, yarn companies, and indie dyers along with some of our favorite repeat guests. I have plans to bring you another great year filled with lots of yummy yarn, fresh new knitting patterns and lots of love. Keeping with tradition... I have some leftover prizes that were unclaimed to give away.
And, something similar to this:
I have a total of 3 prizes this time around for 3 lucky followers. Here's how it's going to work... I will pick one winner from each of the following groups:
1) A comment will be chosen at random (as usual).
2) A member of our Ravelry YOTH Group will be chosen, so if you haven't joined yet, now's the time!
3) And, finally a public follower of the blog will be chosen, so make sure to sign up for that as well to get 3 chances at winning.
Don't forget to tell all your knitting friends about YOTH! The more the merrier. Here's to another fantastic year. Cheers!
I would like you to do the following if you would like to be entered into this week's giveaway:
1. Read over the rules if you have not done so already.
2. Leave a comment on this blog post by the end of Sunday, 2/12/12. What would you like to see on the blog? Or, what was your favorite giveaway this past year? I'd love to know what you like the best. Also, don't forget to join the Rav YOTH group and become a public follower on the left hand side of the blog for two extra chances at winning some lovely yarn.
I'll randomly pick the winners in 2 weeks and post the results along with the new giveaway, so be sure to check back. Good luck everyone.


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Also, here's a new ladies magazine diet tip: Act like this dog for 30 minutes every day, and drop 15 dress sizes by fall. Fail proof weight control advice, from Fido's mouth to your hips. Bounce, bounce, do the Doggie Bounce.


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2014 Teacher of the Year - Brittney Zieller
The Teacher of the Year process is rigorous and begins with nominations from other teachers. Nominees then submit a resume, essay and recommendations. Finalists then have a lesson videotaped and the final three are then formally interviewed by the Teacher of the Year committee.
The other 2014 Teacher of the Year finalists were Lauren Drazen and and Jeffrey Michaud.
Lauren Drazen has been teaching Chinese at Hall High School since 2006. Lauren received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College and her Master of Arts in Curriculum and Teaching from Michigan State University. Lauren has been critical in helping expand our Chinese program, teaching all levels of Chinese, writing and implementing curriculum and organizing, planning and running our annual student trip to China. In addition, in 2012 and 2013 was one of 50 Chinese teachers across the country chosen to participate in the Asia Society Confucius Classrooms Network Teachers' Institute. Lauren also writes and awards grants annually from the Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Charitable Trust and the Robert E. Dunn Fund.
Jeffrey Michaud has been teaching Kindergarten at Wolcott since 2003. Jeff received his Bachelor of Science in English/Human Growth and Development from Central Connecticut State University and his Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology from Ashford University. Jeff is a multiple grant recipient from the Foundation for West Hartford Public Schools and is a Educational Resources grant recipient. Jeff is active in many organizations throughout the District and Wolcott such as Curriculum Professional Development Committee Member from 2009-2013 and Children's Forest Coordinator from, 2006-2012.
Connecticut State Finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science - Jackie Corricelli
Congratulations to Conard Math Teacher Jackie Corricelli! Being named the Connecticut State Finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching hasn't slowed the irrepressibly enthusiastic Conard math teacher Jackie Corricelli. In December, Conard students benefited from Corricelli's determination to make math fun. Based on a winning plan submitted by Corricelli to the website code.org, Conard qualified for a project titled Hour of Code, in which all Conard students were given the opportunity to learn the
basics of computer language using the popular Angry Birds computer game. As part of the winning application, Conard also was given a $10,000 grant
for computer science-related materials.
Committed and innovative, Corricelli is always thinking about how to best teach and engage students. As a finalist
for the Presidential award, Corricelli is one of an esteemed group of teachers who are being recognized nationally for developing and implementing a high-quality instructional program that enhances student learning. The national
winner receives a $10,000 award and a trip for two
to Washington, D.C, to be personally congratulated
by President Obama.
"I have tremendous admiration for her commitment, facility with the art and craft of teaching, high expectations, rapport with constituents, communication skills, resourcefulness,
integrity, entrepreneurial talents, and depth of content knowledge," said Superintendent Karen List. "This recognition is well-deserved."
Hall Band Director John Mastroianni Named Connecticut's 2014 Teacher of the Year
A multi-talented yet modest musician, teacher, and
Renaissance man, Hall High School band director John Mastroianni – a professional saxophonist who has taught at Hall for 15 years - was named Connecticut's 2014 Teacher of the Year by the state Department of Education on Oct. 8.
Lauded for his humility in the face of so many
achievements, Mr. Mastroianni has been known to call himself "the biggest spoiled brat on the planet," for being able to teach and play music for a living. But his students, hundreds of who gathered in the Hall High gymnasium after the announcement, chuckled at that description of their adored teacher, sharing stories of his infinite patience, humility,
enthusiasm, and frequent expressions of gratitude toward them for being able to do what he loves for a living.
Among the crowd that day were Gov. Dannel Malloy, Mayor Scott Slifka, and various dignitaries and school administrators who spoke of his many gifts. Said Richard C. Brown, vice president of the Connecticut Teacher of the Year Council, "John Mastroianni is an exceptional teacher. After watching him with his students and interviewing parents, school staff, and students, the selection committee was in awe. We knew he would be an outstanding representative for Connecticut's teachers." Mr. Mastroianni and district teachers of the year will be
formally honored at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts on Tues., Nov. 19.
Selected from a pool of about 50,000 public school teachers, Mr. Mastroianni will serve as an ambassador for public school education, and will travel to Washington, D.C. in the spring to meet President Obama. He will also be Connecticut's
representative for National Teacher of the Year, whom the president selects in March.
Bugbee Elementary School was named a National Blue Ribbon School for 2013
Bugbee Elementary School was named a National Blue Ribbon School for 2013 by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
Visit www.ed.gov/nationalblueribbonschools for more information.
Jeffrey Cowan of Webster Hill School was named the Connecticut Elementary School Social Studies teacher of the year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute
Jeffrey Cowan of Webster Hill School was named the Connecticut Elementary School Social Studies teacher of the year by the
Gilder Lehrman Institute, which promotes the teaching of American history. He will receive his award, which includes a cash prize,
at the Board of Education meeting Wed., Nov. 6, 2013.


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text: soberman 0 Posted March 22, 2010 There are still some decks for sale here and on other websites, but base sets are pretty much gone. While it is possible to just buy a few decks and play with them as is, it would be better if the core set were available, as well as all the other decks. I'm statring this topic in hopes that enough people post of their desire to see Blue Moon reprinted to have an impact, though it could easily be victimm of market forces beyond the scope and control of FFG. (So, I'm not trying to villify them.) Even if it doesn't help, It can't hurt. What does hurt is the high prices this game is now fetching on ebay or the BGG marketplace. I lost my first set in a house fire, and had to pay dearly to replace it. A reprint, if feasible, would go a long way to help people like me, or those who missed the boat the first time around. So, post here if you want to vote for a new run of Blue Moon: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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When you say, "It's time for math," do your students roll their eyes? What teacher hasn't dealt with that? It doesn't have to be that way. In this course, you'll master model drawing, a revolutionary technique for teaching problem-solving to middle school math students.
Model drawing is a core part of Singapore Math, a base-10 math program that forms the foundation of math instruction in Singapore. When you introduce model drawing into your classroom, your students will succeed with word problems, build math skills, and develop self-confidence. And they'll even look forward to math!
You'll learn how to use model drawing with many different types of word problems, including part-whole problems, word problems involving comparisons, and before-and-after word problems. You'll also master advanced techniques to help you model more complex problems, and gain insights into how to guide students as they grapple with consecutive integers, remainders, percents, and problems involving rate and distance.
Finally, you'll put it all together as you create your own word problems based on models provided in the course. You'll even learn how to train parents in the basics of model drawing so they can help their kids continue to build their problem-solving skills.
Model drawing works—and it's fun as well. Get ready to turn your math students into math lovers!
Note: To receive 25 hours of instruction in the State of Oregon, please ensure your school is eligible to issue professional development units, and that the course is approved by your professional learning coordinator.
Anni Stipek graduated from University of Puget Sound with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Special Education. She has over 20 years experience in the classroom ranging from teaching kindergarten to high school math intervention courses, as well as five years as a math consultant and presenter for Staff Development for Educators. She has written and facilitates other online courses, including The Foundations of Singapore Math Model Drawing Grades 1-6 and The Foundations of Singapore Math Number Sense/Computation Strategies Grades 1-6. Anni's passion is to share with as many educators the pedagogy and methods that The Singapore Ministry of Education promotes to their teachers and students so we can help our student's master mathematics as they do in Singapore.
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DENVER—Colorado researchers are warning that exposure to mold found in marijuana could be deadly.
A team working with National Jewish Health researcher Dr. John Martyny said Monday that a review of 30 marijuana-growing operations in Denver, Littleton and Larimer County and found mold levels at times 100 times higher than considered safe.
Martyny says the mold grows because of constant watering and lack of ventilation.
According to the Denver Post ( http://tinyurl.com/978l264), the study was funded by police and sheriff's deputies concerned about exposure to dangerous conditions during raids on illegal pot-growing operations.
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The Japanese swimming team arrived at the 1932 Olympics as genuine challengers to the all-conquering USA, who had stormed to six golds at the Amsterdam Games four years earlier. Aged 15, Yasuji Miyaza...
With the majority of the equestrian athletes travelling long distances to reach Los Angeles, the logistics of transporting their precious equine cargo in a safe and humane manner presented an addition...
If the columnist of Pennsylvania newspaper The News-Herald is to be believed, Italian cyclist Attilio Pavesi came well prepared for the 100km road race. The journalist claimed that Pavesi had with him...
Two setbacksThe 1932 Olympic Games were held in the middle of the Great Depression and, given the transport links of the time, in the relatively remote region of California. Consequently, participation in the Games was the lowest since 1904, with only half as many athletes taking part as had in 1928. Despite this, the standard of competition was excellent.
A record crowd at the Opening CeremonyThe Coliseum Olympic stadium astonished the whole world. Its scale and quality were beyond anything that had come before, creating the first Games we would recognise today. The crowds were also without precedent, starting with the 100,000 people who attended the Opening Ceremony.
Innovative thinkingBetween 1900 and 1928, no Summer Games had been shorter than 79 days, but in Los Angeles this was cut to just 16. It has remained between 15 and 18 days ever since. Other firsts included the male athletes being housed in a single Olympic Village (the women stayed in a luxury hotel), and medal winners standing on a podium with the flag of the winner being raised.
Olympic spiritThe spirit of the Olympic Games was exemplified by British fencer Judy Guinness. Contesting the final, she gallantly gave up her hopes for a gold medal when she pointed out to officials that they had not noticed two touches scored against her by her final opponent, Ellen Preis of Austria.NOCs 37Athletes 1,332 (126 women, 1,206 men)Events 117Volunteers n/aMedia n/a
A stadium built "the American way"The Coliseum Olympic stadium stupefied the whole world by its proportions and the quality of its equipment.
Two great difficultiesThe Depression and the geographical isolation of California. Participation in the Games was the lowest since 1904, in spite of the excellent competition standard.
Excluded from the programmeFootball had to be completely removed. The separation of men and women - the Olympic Village (opposite picture) was reserved for men, and women stayed in the Chapman Park hotel.
Entry RestrictionsThe number of participants put forward by the National Olympic Committees in individual events was limited to three.
Professionnals not admittedFinn Paavo Nurmi and Frenchman Jules Ladoumègue, registered as professionals, could not take part.
CeremoniesLos Angeles 30 July 1932. General view.
Official opening of the Games by: Vice-President Charles Curtis
Lighting the Olympic Flame by: A symbolic fire at an Olympic Summer Games was first lit in 1928 in Amsterdam.
Olympic Oath by: George Calnan (fencing)
Official Oath by: The officials' oath at an Olympic Summer Games was first sworn in 1972 in Munich.
It is composed of the American flag presented in the form of arms, accompanied, in the foreground, by the Olympic rings, the Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" (faster, higher, stronger) and a laurel branch, symbol of victory.
On the obverse, the traditional goddess of victory, holding a palm in her left hand and a winner's crown in her right. A design used since the 1928 Games in Amsterdam, created by Florentine artist Giuseppe Cassioli (ITA -1865-1942) and chosen after a competition organised by the International Olympic Committee in 1921. For these Games, the picture of victory is accompanied by the specific inscription: "Xth OLYMPIAD LOS ANGELES 1932". On the reverse, an Olympic champion carried in triumph by the crowd, with the Olympic stadium in the background. N.B: From 1928 to 1968, the medals for the Summer Games were identical. The Organising Committee for the Games in Munich in 1972 broke new ground by having a different reverse which was designed by a Bauhaus representative, Gerhard Marcks.More info
The poster symbolizes the ancient custom which consisted in sending a Greek athlete to announce the celebration of the next Olympiad and to request the cessation of hostilities. The modern young sportsman presents the laurel of peace. 200,000 copies were made.
The official report "The Games of the Xth Olympiad Los Angeles 1932" was produced only in English, in the form of a single volume with over 800 pages. The quality was excellent, and it was the first such report to include colour illustrations. It exists with three different types of binding.Los Angeles 1932 Official Report


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text: Hi, The only thing that I can see that is missing from all of the replies that might affect you with Redhat 7.3 is the "boot message." In lilo.conf, there is a line "message=/boot/message" that causes a graphical kernel selector to appear (instead of the "boot:" prompt). It says "Press Ctrl-x for text mode". I was unable to get to "text mode" (the "boot:" prompt) by pressing Ctrl-x from my serial console (nor could I see the graphical selector) and, as a result, could not select the kernel or specify kernel parameters. Although I don't plan on selecting different kernels or specifying kernel parameters very often, I might want to do this to get to single-user mode, for example. If you run into this, you can get rid of the graphical kernel selector by commenting out the "message=/boot/message" line in /etc/lilo.conf (and rerunning lilo of course). -- Gary Stiehr gary at umsl.edu Timothy W. Moore wrote: > This should be in the Redhat docs...and if it is, I have been unable to > find it. > > I built an 8-CPU cluster, and because I am not a linux guru, took the > lazy route and used a KVM switch. I upgraded my networking with GigE > that now occupies the riser slot...former resting place of my video > card. I now want to upgrade to Redhat 7.3 without the benefit of a > video card and have no idea where to begin. The first question is > hardware...do I need a special card? switch? The second question is > software...what files do I change to redirect the ouput to com2(?)? If > there is an Idiot's guide (step by step) on the net, the URL would be > greatly appreciated. Remember...I know absolutely nothing about this > topic. > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit > http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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HOLLAND -- The winners of athletic letters for Hope College winter sports teams have been announced by athletic directors Tim Schoonveld and Eva Dean Folkert.
Hope teams captured two of the four Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) winter sports championships. Hope was champion in women's basketball and men's swimming/diving. Men's basketball and women's swimming/diving each finished in second place.
Hope is tied for first place in the MIAA Commissioner's Cup standings after the winter season. The Commissioner's Cup is presented to the MIAA member school with the best cumulative standings in the 18 sports sponsored by the MIAA.
Sixteen athletes lettered in their sport for a fourth consecutive year. They are Jenny Cowen (baskeball); Philana Greene (basketball); Philip Heyboer (swimming); Brandon King (swimming); Ryan Nelis (swimming); Claire Piester (swimming); Matthew Ray (swimming); Manuel Reynoso (cheerleading); James Richardson (swimming); Mitchell Ruch (swimming); Bart Schrader (cheerleading); Cody Tozer (swimming); Christina Vogelzang (swimming); Aaron Welsch (swimming); Kate Williams (swimming); Whitney Willson (swimming).
Men's Basketball Letterwinners
Will Bowser***, junior from Midland (H.H. Dow)
Peter Bunn**, junior from Lansing (Lansing Christian)
Adam Dickerson*, junior from Muskegon (MonaShores)
Josh Holwerda*, freshman from Gallup, N.M. (Rehoboth Christian)
Scott Jungling**, senior from Zeeland (Zeeland West)
Nathaniel King**, sophomore from Sterling Heights (Henry Ford II)
David Krombeen**, sophomore from Grandville (Grandville)
Jared Mysliwiec*, freshman from Wyoming (Tri-Unity Christian)
Logan Neil*, sophomore from Holland (West Ottawa)
Chris Nelis**, senior from Zeeland (Zeeland East)
Ryan Ross*, sophomore from St. Joseph (Michigan Lutheran)
Nate Snuggerud*, freshman from Zeeland (Zeeland East)
Ty Tanis***, junior from Jenison (Jenison)
Andy Venema**, junior from Hudsonville (Tri-Unity Christian)
Women's Basketball Letterwinners
Olivia Allore*, freshman from Muskegon (Muskegon Catholic Central)
Ashley Bauman*, freshman from Manistee (Manistee Catholic Central)
Erika Bruinsma***, junior from Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids Christian)
Allie Cerone**, sophomore from Wheaton, Ill. (Wheaton North)
Jenny Cowen****, senior from Dexter (Dexter)
Miranda DeKuiper***, junior from Ludington (Ludington)
Liz Ellis*, freshman from Grand Rapids (East Grand Rapids)
Lauren Geers**, junior from Scottville (Mason County Central)
Philana Greene****, senior from Grandville (Grandville)
Meredith Kussmaul*, freshman from Hartland (Hartland)
Courtney Kust*, freshman from Cincinnati, Ohio (CincinnatiHillsChristianAcademy)
Rachael Kutney***, junior from St. Clair Shores (Lakeshore)
Jillian Nichols*, freshman from Brighton (Brighton)
Brooke Nienhuis*, sophomore from Zeeland (Zeeland East)
Abby Phillips**, junior from Wayland (Wayland)
Carrie Snikkers***, junior from Hudsonville (Unity Christian)
Men's Swimming/Diving Letterwinners
Steven Ansilio**, sophomore from Western Springs, Ill. (LyonsTownship)
AJ Baar*, freshman from Allendale (Unity Christian)
Nathan Blauw*, sophomore from Holland (West Ottawa)
Nick Boersma*, freshman from Holland (West Ottawa)
Gregg Elhart*, freshman from Zeeland (Zeeland East)
Karl Fleck*, freshman from Sandusky, Ohio (Sandusky)
Patrick Frayer**, sophomore from Grand Rapids (East Grand Rapids)
Ray Gaskell*, freshman from Oscoda (Oscoda Area)
Josh Grabijas*, freshman from Howell (Howell)
Nick Hazekamp*, freshman from Janesville, Wisc. (Joseph A. Craig)
Phil Heyboer****, senior from Zeeland (Holland Christian)
Michael Huisingh**, sophomore from Holland (Holland)
Brandon King****, senior from Willowbrook, Ill. (Hinsdale Twsp. Central)
Thomas Knecht**, sophomore from Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids Christian)
Geoff Ludema*, freshman from Ada (Grand Rapids Christian)
Ryan Nelis****, senior from Holland (West Ottawa)
Joesph Nielson*, freshman from Mt.Vernon (Mt.Vernon)
Benjamin O'Dell**, sophomore from Oswego, Ill. (Oswego Community)
Matt Ray****, senior from Holland (Holland)
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On multiple lane highways slower drivers should drive in which lane?
On multiple lane highways slower drivers should drive in the right lane.
On multiple lane highways slower drivers should drive in the right lane.
Who do you need to exchange your driver license information with at the scene of an accident ?
You need to share your information including your name, current address, driver's license, and insurance information with the other drivers involved in the accident.
What is the best advise for driving in heavy fog ?
Even though using your low beams in thick fog is advised, the best advise for driving in thick fog is to avoid driving. When the fog is so think that you cannot see, pull completely off the road and turn off your lights so that someone does not run into you thinking you are driving ahead of them
What should you do if during a heavy rainstorm your windshield wipers stop working ?
If your wind shield wipers break while driving you need to slow down, put your head out the window if necessary to see, and pull off the road to a safe place
What should you always do when driving in a bad weather ?
In bad weather you need to increase your following distance
When turning left, across a double yellow line on a two lane road, into a private driveway, what should you watch for ?
When turning left into a private driveway, watch for the vehicles coming toward you as well as the vehicles behind you
What do orange colored signs signify ?
If you see orange signs get ready for road construction ahead. Follow carefully the instructions of signs or flaggers
When a vehicle approaching you has their high beams on, what is your best response ?
When approached by another vehicle with their high beams on, do not look directly into their lights. Look to the right part of your lane and observe the oncoming car out of the corner of your eye. Do not turn your high beams on to get back at the other driver
If you feel you have ha too many drinks how can you reduce your BAC ?
Time is the only thing that can reduce your BAC. Over time the alcohol content in your blood will diminish
In which instance could you be hidden from other drivers ?
When driving, pay attention to places where you may be hidden from other vehicles view. Examples of this would be intersections where large vehicles are parked near the corner, or bushes or trees are blocking a clear view. Another place you would be hidden from other vehicles is in their blind spots.
When is "double parking" considered legal ?
Double parking is when you park in the street next to cars legally parked at the curb. Double parking is illegal
You are crossing an intersection when you notice an emergency vehicle behind with its lights on. What should you do?
Never stop at an intersection when an emergency vehicle is behind you. If you are in an intersection proceed through the intersection and come to a complete stop on the right side of the road.
Which statement is true regarding drinking and driving?
Studies have shown that 40% of collisions with fatalities involve alcohol
When should you use your horn?
Your horn should only be used to prevent accidents. Do not use your horn for other purposes
How many feet should you start to signal before a left turn?
You should always begin signaling 100 feet before right and left turnes
When is parking permitted in a tunnel or on a bridge?
Parking on a bridge or in a tunnel is illegal unless there is a sign permitting parking
What is it called when your tires lose contact with the road while driving through water?
Usually around speeds of 50 mph or more your tires can lose contact with the pavement when water is present, this is called hydroplaning
If in a emergency you are force to park on a freeway what should you make sure of?
If parked on the freeway in an emergency make sure your vehicle can been seen within 200 feet in each direction
What is true regarding bicycles and the road?
Bicycles should ride in the same direction as traffic and should ride as to the right as possible
What is the best thing to do when driving in fog so thick you can't see?
Even though using your low beams in thick fog is advised, the best advise for driving in thick fog is to avoid driving. When the fog is so thick that you cannot see, pull completely of the road and turn off your lights so that someone does not run into you thinking you are driving ahead of them
What shape is generally a speed limit sign?
A speed limit sign is the shape of a rectangle
What is the best way to interpret having the "right of way"?
Right of way rules help prevent accidents and keep people safe by giving guidelines to follow on the road. When someone does not follow these guidelines it is your responsibility to use common sense. Do not demand the right of way if you can help prevent an accident
What are some of the driving characteristics to help tell is someone is drunk?
Swerving across lanes, driving slow, and sudden starting an stopping are all the signs of a drunk driver
When do you need to signal?
Every time you change lanes you need to signal. Even if you think there are no other cars around you still should signal in case a vehicle was hidden
If your vehicle has a front and side air bags which of the following statements is true?
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A while back, I got a sample of Don Julio Reposado Tequila. I poke around in several directions to find a recipe to mix it into, and found this drink, from the 2008 Food and Wine Cocktails.
This drink is a Philip Ward joint, from Death & Co. in New York City.
Rojo Bianco
- Ice
- 2 oz. reposado tequila
- 1/4 oz. bianco vermouth
- 1/4 oz. Campari
- 1/4 oz. maraschino liqueur
- dash of Angostura bitters
Technique: Stir all ingredients over ice, and strain into a chilled coupe. No garnish.
Man, this is an odd drink. Tequila and Campari. Bianco vermouth and maraschino. I have a perhaps surprising analogy to describe this drink, so bear with me.
Nearly forty years ago, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash recorded a bunch of duets together, but none of them really worked out. (What a wasted opportunity, guys. How could you have screwed this up? Oh yeah, drugs.) The one song that even partly succeeded, "Girl From the North Country," appeared on Dylan's album Nashville Skyline.
The Rojo Bianco reminds me of that song. The lead ingredients, tequila and Campari, never really harmonize. They don't clash, but they don't come together either. You listen to the song and think about their voices, twirling around each other, but never melding. At the same time you think about the mains, you forget about the backing band. You know it's there, but you pay attention to Dylan and Cash and forget anything else. The bianco and maraschino definitely sweeten the drink and balance the Campari's bitterness, but aside from softening the Campari, they fade behind the dueling vocals. I don't know whether it matters to use bianco vermouth instead of regular French vermouth.
And yet, I love "Girl From the North Country." I hear the other tracks these guys recorded in those sessions, and I hate them for squandering the moment. But "Girl…" is a good song, despite how broken it is. And the Rojo Bianco is a good cocktail, even though the ingredients never harmonize.
Edited to add: Joaquin Simo, Phil's colleague at Death & Co., left a comment below that F&W misprinted Phil's recipe. I haven't tested the proper version yet, but here it is:
Rojo Bianco–Phil Ward
- 2 oz. El Tesoro Reposado tequila
- 3/4 oz. M & R bianco vermouth
- 1/4 oz. Campari
- 1/4 oz. Luxardo maraschino liqueur
- dash of Angostura bitters
Technique: Stir all ingredients over ice, and strain into a chilled coupe. No garnish.


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Interbike 2011: Hydration packs and products
New models from CamelBak, Hydrapak, Oakley and Osprey
As part of our continuing Interbike 2011 coverage we bring you a brief round-up of new hydration packs and products from CamelBak, Hydrapak, Oakley and Osprey. In addition to on-the-fly hydration, the latest packs offer a host of features tailored to your intended use, from commuting to trail riding and bike camping. Since we've already seen Camelbak's 2012 line, we follow up with their innovative All Clear UV water purification device.
CamelBak give you clean water anywhere, anytime
CamelBak's major introduction for 2012 isn't a new hydration pack but rather the slick new All Clear water purifying bottle. The three-piece system features a tidy screw-on cap containing a powerful UV bulb. Simply fill the 0.75L bottle, screw on the cap, push the single button and gently shake the contents until the LCD display finishes its 60-second countdown. If the water source isn't particularly clean to begin with, there's also an optional pre-filter to remove bigger bits before purifying as well as an add-on charcoal filter to improve taste, too.
According to CamelBak's associate marketing and PR manager, Seth Beiden, the All Clear will kill at least 99.9 percent of bacteria, viruses and protozoa, and the unit will purify 80 cycles (60 liters) before needing a recharge via the handy USB port. The standard 63mm cap thread will fit on most other bottles, such as those from Specialized, Trek, Hydrapak and Nalgene, though Beiden cautions that All Clear is only certified for use with the included 0.75L container. All Clear will be available from March 2012 for US$99.99 and the optional pre-filter will run an additional $15.
All Clear is USB rechargeable
Hydrapak revise packs and reservoirs plus offer insulated bottles and hoses
Hydrapak have made some fundamental changes to their two-liter and three-liter reservoirs for 2012, adding an internal baffle to minimize pillowing but with a nifty ZipLock-style method of attachment inside that still allows users to turn the thing inside out for more thorough cleaning and faster drying. Hydrapak have also now switched from 5/16in to industry-standard 1/4in quick-release connections – making the reservoirs compatible with various water filtration systems – and there are two new insulated hoses with a trick co-extruded foam exterior to keep liquids from getting too hot or cold.
It's reassuring to know that Hydrapak's reservoirs can withstand this kind of abuse
Speaking of insulation, Hydrapak now have their own insulated bottle that they claim performs better than CamelBak's Podium Chill. Rather than use a closed-cell foam or CamelBak's aerogel liner, the new Hydrapak Wooly Mammoth double-wall bottle instead uses a layer of Primaloft – the same stuff used in many high-end outdoor jackets.
Most of the company's hydration packs receive only minor changes such as colors and graphics but the top-end Morro gets a more thorough revision, with a bigger lower compartment, vented and textured foam padding on the back panel and shoulder straps, side pockets on the waist strap, and extra reflective materials.
The bigger Jolla gets a complete redesign, however, switching to a new top-loading configuration borrowed from the outdoor industry while still retaining handy front and side access to stashed gear. The top cover includes a built-in tool wrap and if the included three-liter reservoir isn't enough, the side pockets are sized for extra water bottles. Like the Morro, the Jolla is now equipped with a molded foam back panel and shoulder straps for better ventilation and comfort.
Oakley offer three new hydration packs
Gone are Oakley's past Tool Pouch packs, in favor of a small/medium/large three-pack line called Circuit. The new hydration packs all include dedicated sunglass and media pockets as well as hydration sleeves and reflective features.
Oakley's three new Circuit packs
The Short Circuit is an eight-liter 'standard' hydration pack meant for the rigors of a standard mountain bike ride. In addition to the above features it offers a helmet holder and organized panel for tools and spare parts inside its outer pocket, while on the outside it offers straps for pads. The key differentiating feature between the Tool Pouch packs and the Circuit series is the new Code Red back panel and straps. The molded foam padding is perforated to manage moisture, thick for comfort and articulated for fit. The Short Circuit comes with a 70oz bladder from Hydrapak; it costs US$75.
The Mid Circuit is, as the name suggests, the middle pack of the line with a 13-liter capacity and 100oz bladder for $100. The Full Circuit is a full-sized 29-liter daypack that comes complete with a laptop sleeve to make it useful to commuters. The padded sleeve fits computers up to 15in. Oakley's largest pack doesn't come with a reservoir but it is equipped with an engineered HydroFuse bladder sleeve, which fits a 100oz reservoir and is waterproof to protect a computer from a faulty bladder. The Full Circuit costs $130.
Osprey expand their bike line
Osprey's two-pack Momentum series is targeted at longer distance commuters. The Momentum 26 (five liters, US$129) and Momentum 34 (eight liters, $149) offer a host of technical, commuter specific features including both top and panel access (with an expandable panel bellows), specific cell phone and key pockets, light mounts and U-lock pocket. Both sizes also come with integrated rain covers and internal organization for tools and spare parts.
Osprey's Momentum packs
The two-pack Metron series of commuter packs (25 and 35: 22 liters and 32 liters; $139 and $159 respectively) swing more toward fashion than the Momentum packs and offer additional features including laptop sleeves and side handles, so that the packs can be carried like brief cases. Function isn't forgotten; however, as the Metron packs also include rain covers and lock pockets, as well as helmet and light attachments.
New for spring is a three-pack ventilated mountain bike series called Syncro. The packs come in 10-, 15- and 20-liter sizes for $99, $109 and $119, and feature Osprey's Air Speed suspension system. They come with Osprey's Hydraform bladder, which was co-developed with Nalgene. The design brings a soft-form structure to the bladder so to offer better comfort and handling when in the pack. The bladders are finished with magnetic keepers on the hose and an on/off bite valve. They also feature integrated rain covers.
The two-pack Zealot series is also new, and Osprey's answer for all-mountain riders. The clamshell packs come in 10-liter ($129) and 16-liter ($149) models that focus on a sleek design with the purpose of keeping weight as low as possible. The 16-liter Zealot has a special tool-roll with a specific pocket at the very bottom of the pack.
Zealot graphics
Finally for 2012, Osprey will bring their Escapist series to the US, which has been available previously in Europe. The two packs (20 and 30) are specifically made for bike-packing and offer sleeping bag compartments, along with bike-specific features like organized tool pockets and helmet carriers. The packs cost $99 and $129 and use Osprey's AirScape ventilated back panel and Bio-Stretch harness.


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Just when you think Biden can't be any more idiotic . . . oh well, let's just go to the tape (just 16 seconds long, but it's plenty long enough for Slow Joe):
"There's never been a day in the last four years I've been proud to be his vice president." Yeah Joe, we know the feeling.
Meanwhile, let's not forget the ongoing media malpractice of the closing weeks of this campaign:


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2002 Wellcraft 35 Coastal $150,000
We sold this boat new in 2002 and it has stayed locally. This super clean example is loaded with options: Twin 370 hp Volvo engines (less than 600 hours!), dual A/C fore and aft, rear awning, cockpit carpet, fish package, factory Raymarine electronics, hardtop with upgraded enclosure, decor package. * This is not a lower helm boat *
Please contact Brian J Luby and Brock Williams @ 203-661-4033
firstname.lastname@example.com & email@example.com
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Commission's report addresses gaps in public safety on American Indian reservations
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A commission formed as part of a law to combat crime on American Indian reservations is set to release a report on public safety in Indian Country.
The Indian Law and Order Commission traveled around the country to hear from tribal leaders on criminal jurisdiction, courts, grant funding and other topics. What it came up with is a 324-page report that addresses gaps in public safety.
The report, "Strengthening Justice for Native America: A roadmap," will be released Tuesday, a day ahead of the White House Tribal Nations Conference in Washington.
Commission Chairman Troy Eid says Native communities often are more dangerous than the rest of the country. He says outdated federal laws and policies are to blame.
Among the panel's recommendations is giving tribes more control over crimes on their land.


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I really adore Becca cosmetics so was interested to see that they are launching new polishes. They've kept it simple with just 3 shades, and they are pretty neutral. Each polish has a self-levelling colour brush, and is fast drying. They're free from formaldehyde and toluene.
The summer shades are peachy/orange.
Tangerine Dream is a bright sunset coral.
Summerdaze is a pastel pink.
Dancing Barefoot is a apricot nude.
I think all of these shades are pretty but it's a pretty small range and the colours for me are a overly safe. The Autumn collection looks more promising with some taupe, brown and caramel nudes.
Becca's polishes cost £12. Would you indulge in any of these?


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North Spokane Farm Museum
"The Red Shed" is considered a teach and touch museum which displays farm machinery and farm artifacts from 1850-1950. All equipment is painstakingly researched and restored to its near original splendor. Once a year at noon on the 4th Saturday of June, the equipment is demonstrated with a new specialty chosen each year. Other featured displays are a working 50's kitchen, a 40's bedroom, a 20's kitchen, and the largest collection of Ironstone China in the Pacific Northwest with more than 36 sets from 1850 to 1976. Hours are daily from April 1-Oct. 15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and Oct. 16-March 31, by appointment only.
- Where:
- North Spokane Farm Museum, 6223 W. Ridgeway Road, just off Highway 395, 15 miles north of Spokane, Deer Park
- Neighborhood:
- Deer Park/North County
- Phone:
- (509) 466-2744
- Email:
- email@example.com
- Website:
- http://www.northspokanefarmmuseum.com/
- More like this:
- Art


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Where to Find the Wells of Wisdom
Arvind Singh Mewar is the 76th-generation head of a former royal family that settled the lakeside city of Udaipur, now one of India's most popular tourist destinations. His late father, Bhagwat Singh Mewar, was one of the country's first royals to turn a family palace into a hotel — now the Mewars operate former palaces and hunting lodges throughout Rajasthan under the banner of the HRH Group. A cultural preservationist and philanthropist, he will next week receive an award for his charity work at the United Nations in New York. He is also a spiritual man: On Monday evenings, when he's home, he travels 20 kilometers to worship at Eklingji Temple, where his family has gathered since 734 A.D. He spoke with the Journal about that place and four other Indian destinations that inspire him.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Jews belonging to the Tribe of Levi, and particularly the Kohen clan, came together for a mass gathering in Jerusalem on Sunday. It was the first large-scale gathering of biblically-mandated Israelite priests since the time of the Second Temple.
The gathering included lectures and seminars on the history and future of the Temple, and culminated with all of the participants declaring the priestly blessing over Israel from the Western Wall.
Genetic research over the past several decades has succeeded in isolating a particular DNA signature shared by all members of the Tribe of Levi, making the reinstitution of Israel's priestly caste a relatively simple endeavor once the Temple is rebuilt.
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hi guys im having some trouble networking/security. i think it may be a virus but i have no idea. i really just need some guidance on this one, its a new one for me.
ill describe my set up before i pose my problem and questions
i am running a laptop with windows xp and slackware. windows xp is my main os for the moment and is completely updated at almost all times. i do have my documents shared on my LAN, probably my only security risk, but being that im not wireless anymore i dont have to worry about it (i had some wireless security, getting new router with more). i dont use slackware that much so i highly doubt that has anything to do with my problem.
i use avast free edition (i will be subscribing soon) antivirus and update before every scan and it auto updates every 240 mins. i have ZA (free but i may pay) for a firewall, never had any problems with it, its caught everything thats come up. for antspyware i use adaware as a scanner (not real time since its free, will probably subscribe to spyware Dr. after some testing) and microsoft's antispyware as real time. they are both on autoupdate and i update ad-aware before scans. in looking for my problem i started my computer in safe mode with networking last night and did an online scan for viruses from symantic and trend micro's house call. i also used avast and adaware. nothing on any scans except for a few tracker cookies by adaware and an exploit that doesnt really affect me from trend micro.
my router (wireless hardware burnt out, no one can get a signal, hard lines fine though) has a firewall built in and my ISP filters all packets to me that are intended for servers on my ip (supposedly for security, probably just to ensure i pay for a static IP if i wanna serve). i also connect to my schools LAN for classes (comp. sci.), research, print etc. im TA for the IT and i do a lot of work for him so he tells me everything going on in the school. recently he said he thought one of the servers had a virus so that may or may not be related.
real quick on what i use my comp for, Mozilla Thunderbird (gmail) -email (40-50 a day mostly security and computer related emails also some mocktrial) trillian, and hydra irc. lots of word and a lot of music (WMP, need something else) and tons of internet.
i think thats all the info you'll need.
now for my problem and questions
there were multiple blocked attempts (by ZA, in my log which is here ) from my computer trying to connect to other comps on my subnet. must of the attempts are to common ports (139, netbios and 445, SMB over TCP usually shares) and ips that arent shown on my router as being attached. this is obviously a problem. i couldnt find out what program had tried to send the packets. it hasnt continued since then but other problems have arrived. all of these turned out to be unrelated except for one. whenever i plugged into a LAN (yesterday) i couldnt get an ip, my comp would recieve packets fine, but it wasnt sending, so obviously i got no ip, when i told it to repair connection, it said it couldnt because it didnt have an ip. it is fine now (only thing i did was safe mode networking)
so heres my questions,
whats going on?
when looking for an ip, dont i send out broadcast packets looking for a DHCP server?
is that a virus/spyware/malware sending out those packets (and what is flag s?), or have i been hacked ? (highly, highly doubt its legit. programs)
if i have more questions ill post, i think thats it for now, thanks for reading my rediculously long post (sorry about that).