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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Simmons Basketball fell to the MIT Engineers 64-29 in non-conference women's basketball action on Wednesday night. Senior Leah Davis (Cranston, R.I.) paced the Sharks (1-5) with 15 points to go along with four rebounds.
MIT quickly took a 7-2 lead but Simmons evened the scored at seven on a basket by freshman Jamie Zoldy (Watertown, Conn.) at the 14:03 mark. The Engineers gained some breathing room on layups by juniors Mari Kordell (Ijamsville, Md.) and Michelle Battipaglia (Katonah, N.Y.); however, the Sharks narrowed the gap to two (11-9) courtesy of a jumper from sophomore Grace Rolfe (Newton, Mass.) with 10:20 on the clock. MIT responded with a Battipaglia put-back, igniting a 22-5 run that resulted in a 33-14 advantage at halftime.
The hosts carried the momentum into the second stanza, producing a 12-4 spurt that featured six straight points by Drammis. Simmons found some success at the free-throw line midway through the frame as freshman Liz Brasa (East Hartford, Conn.) drained the second of her two shots while Davis connected on all four attempts to bring the deficit down to 24 (47-23) with 10:30 left to play. The game became a defensive battle during the next three minutes until a free throw by Drammis led to a game-ending 17-6 run for the Engineers.
In addition to her game-high scoring performance, Drammis added six rebounds, four steals, and two blocks. Battipaglia finished with nine points and five boards as senior Rachel Hunt (Arlington Heights, Ill.) recorded four blocks. Sophomore Maya Ramachandran (Fremont, Calif.) tallied 14 rebounds, eight points, and four steals while classmate Durva Bhandare (North Brunswick, N.J.) tacked on seven points, four rebounds, and three assists. Kordell rounded out the squad with seven boards, five assists, and three steals.
Senior Desh Perera (Reading, Mass.) led the Sharks with seven rebounds and added a block and a steal. Sophomore Nicole Alberghini (Northborough, Mass.) hauled in six caroms as Brasa earned two blocks.
Both squads return to action on Saturday, Dec. 7. MIT will resume NEWMAC play with a home game versus Mount Holyoke College while Simmons will travel to Pine Manor College.


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In the world of simple Kosher Recipes, these banana bites are a big hit when little friends get together on the Jewish holiday. The ingredients are all available Kosher for Passover, which makes life much easier during that hectic holiday week. Kosher kids can stand in an "assembly line" and join in on this yummy DIY snack…Reprint from disney family.com
Recipe Ingredients
1-2 bananas
4 oz chocolate – milk or plain
Dried coconut
Chocolate sprinkles
Colored sprinkles
Kosher Recipe
Directions Cont'd
Peel the banana and trim off the ends. Chop the flesh into 6 bite sized pieces.
Break the chocolate into a heat proof bowl. Put the bowl over a pan of hot water, making sure the bottom of the bowl doesn't touch the water and melt the chocolate, stirring occasionally. Leave to cool slightly.
Push a straw through the banana, and then drizzle melted chocolate over each piece. (Don't worry if it's not perfect, it will still taste delicious!)
Roll the chocolate-covered banana in the coconut or sprinkles. Let the chocolate harden, and then serve. Store in the fridge and eat within 24 hours.
About the Author
Annabel Karmel is the mother of three children, a bestselling author of books on nutrition and cooking for babies and toddlers, and a familiar face on British television. Annabel travels frequently to the United States, where her books on feeding babies and young children are very popular. She has appeared on many TV programs, including the Today Show and The Early Show. Please visit her website at www.annabelkarmel.com.
And, remember for the latest Kosher Recipes and innovation, and new takes on how to enhance your Kosher lifestyle, check this website frequently.

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21. Hoton se chulo tum [Prem Geet] – Not one line or a stanza, this is one song which makes me cry from beginning till the end. The starting, the way it picks up and the legend Jagjith Singh's voice, wah! Indeewar's lyrics are top class,… I specially love these lines:
Jag ne Chhinaa Mujhse
Mujhe Jo Bhi Lagaa Pyaaraa
Sab Jitaa Kiye Mujhse
Main Har Dam Hi Haaraa
Tum Haar Ke Dil Apnaa
Meri Jit Amar Kar Do
22. Matilda – I consider the best thing my uncle in the US ever did was to bring this 'Belafonte At Carnegie Hall' full-length gramophone LP and play it to us on the Grundig Record Player. I remember hearing this song when I probably was a two year old. I used to keep my ears next to the speakers (one song left speaker, the other right speaker) and used to think there are people sitting inside the record player and playing the songs.
Belafonte, in between the Matilda number, says these lines (which is what makes the song special):
All the big spenders… Matilda
People in the tears there… Matilda
Those people on Scholarship… Matilda
Women over Forty (I know they're out there)… Matilda
Evvvrybawdy Hu One Two Three Four… Matilda
Even today, when I hear Belafonte sing these lines in between the song, it brings tears in my eyes.
23. Yeh Zindagi usi ki hai [Anarkali]– Associate this and the next song with Doordarshan. I saw these songs at my neighbour's house on a Black and White Dyanora (with shutter doors). Haunting tune, simple beats, lovely voice.
24. Aapki Nazron ne samjha [Anpadh]– The tune is so mesmerizing. The minimal orchestration is such a pleasure to hear.
25. Aa Karnananthe [Karna]– This is a song from the movie 'Karna', where Vishnuvardhan's family is short of money and he is on his way to donate his kidney. Being criticized throughout the film, it is he who helps the family at the critical hour. Very touching lyrics and tune.
26. Vidhi Vipareetha [Satya Harishchandra]– Admire Ghantasaala for the variety he has brought in this song! From the sounds of ghosts and grandeur of the palace (using sitar), to the raagamalike to match Hunsur Krishnamurthy's superb lyrics. These are the lines (describing Harishchandra's plight) which brings tears:
Chathurambhodhipareetha sarvabhuviyam taam staapisal
Rathnaraajita saddhandadharaadharesha
Karadol taanaantha kolondadim chiteyam talluta
Rudrabhumilihanaiyyo entha vaichitryavo
27. O Saathi Re [Muqaddar Ka Sikandar]– "Pyaar ye toote na, Tu mujhse roote na, saans ye choote kabhi na" and the seriousness that Kishore brings to the song at the beginning with the humming makes this song dear to me.
28. Olume Poojegende [Anupama]– One of the best SPB-S Janaki numbers. An unforgettable Ashwath-Vaidy compositions. The slow pace and the Hindustani touch in the tune takes you to a different time zone.
29. Neene Sakida Gini [Maanasa Sarovara]– A middle aged psychiatrist finds a young insane woman wandering aimlessly along the streets. He takes her to his abode for treatment. Slowly the woman recovers from her trauma. The doctor promptly falls in love with her and decides to marry her. In the meantime, the doctor's nephew arrives and falls head over heels to her. The doctor cannot tolerate this intimacy and goes insane.
It is at this juncture this song is shown. Puttanna Kanagal, Vijayanarasimha, Vijayabhaskar – what a trio!
[Also, can't stop putting Puttanna and Arathi in place of Srinath and Padmavasanthi when I hear this song.]
30. Kannada nadina Rasikara manava [Ranganayaki]– SPB has rendered this number in a very sober way, that too for Ambareesh, coz Ambi was not yet a rebel star. Different moods are conveyed effortlessly. When SPB sings "Hogi baa", tears appear!
31. Devasabhathalam [His Highness Abdullah]– Love this beautiful jugalbandhi song by Yesudas, Raveendran and Sujith. The trio sing "anuthathamudhatha swaritha prajayam thandava mukharalaya prabhavam pranavakaaram sangeetham aa nomtha nomtha nomtha aanandam ananthaanandham jagathaanandam sangeetham" in perfect harmony!
32. Hindanagali [Malaya Maarutha]– Such meaningful words from the saint Akkamahadevi! And what a raaga to sing it in – Sahana. The notes in ascending and descending scale do not follow a strict progression, but are zig-zag. Hence the note phrases contain such vakra phrases, lending a unique beauty to this raga. When Sahana is playing, she makes the whole world stop and listen!
hinDanagali hiDivaDeda kunjara tanna vindhyava nenevante nenevenayyabandhanakke
banda giLi tanna bandhuva nenevante nenevenayya
kandA nInitta bArendu nimmandava tOrayya chenna mallikArjuna
33. Shiva Shiva Endare [Bhakta Siriyala]– Another sober SPB number I love to hear anytime for its unhurried and calm pace. When Siriyala (played to perfection by Lokesh) tells "Kayaka madutha endendu, Aatmanandava saviyutiru", tears swell!
34. Ganesha Ninna Mahime [Ganesha Mahime] – Yet another SPB number sung in such earnest manner (composed by MSV). When we hear the flute bit in between the lines "Kangalalli swami ninna divya murthy tumbali" and "kivigalalli dinavu ninna keerthi thumbi kareyali", it makes me emotional.
35. Aadisidaata Besara moodi [Kasturi Nivasa]– A rare time when we get to hear the maestro GK Venkatesh's voice (before this, we had heard him singing Kannadada makkalella). I remember hearing this song a thousand times when Chi.Udayshanker passed away. The meaning of the song, and Rajkumar's gait in this song are simply unforgettable! Raj has shown how to convey sadness in just the way he walks!
36. Poojisalende Hoogala Tande [Eradu Kanasu]– Rajan-Nagendra's signature touch is evident right from the beginning when S Janaki starts the humming. The different ways in which she has rendered 'Raama', the line where she hums after 'maanikyadarathi' , and the line where she sings for the second time 'Olidaru channa munidaru channa' makes me emotional.
37. Shakthi vadivelidum shakthi mayileridum Shanmuga [Thiruvilayadal]– KB Sundarambal's rendition of the piece [before she starts 'Pazham Neeyappa'] and the effortless ease with which she shifts to different ragas and octaves, and the alapane, makes my eyes moist thinking what a gifted singer KB was. A favourite of mine.
38. Anbaale Azhagagum Veedu [Pasanga]- James Vasanthan's idea of choosing legend Balamurali Krishna is a masterstorke. The lovely chorus of kids and the salient prelude played on violins weaves magic.
39. Kaliveedurangiyallo [Desadanam]– A memorable number from Yesudas. The scene from the film is also what adds to the emotions. The song revolves around the personal turmoil faced by the parents of a child who is to be inducted into priesthood by a monastery. The pain of imminent separation from their only child has been beautifully portrayed by the characters played by Vijayaraghavan and Mini Nair.
40. Jo Achyutananda Jo Jo Mukunda – A lullaby to lord sri krishna composed by saint Tallapaka Annamacharya in the melodious and divine voice of MSS.


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BAD HAIKU - Horrible poetry for the digital age
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Haiku #58741
, by Anonymous Poet
July 25, 2018 7:32 pm ET
haikus are from ja
pan and they are like poems
they are from japan
Haiku #58740
, by kynape of china
July 25, 2018 7:15 pm ET
if i can come to
understand another word
my mind alters so
Haiku #58739
, by vhs
July 25, 2018 8:52 am ET
Jeg ser på som to
Trær vokser inn i himmelen
Og de blir et tre
Haiku #58738
, by MONARCH of Amerika
July 25, 2018 1:28 am ET
i didnt need drugs
i had saturday morning cartoons
and plumbers that got
bigger when they ate mushrooms...
go ask alice when she is 10 feet tall
Haiku #58737
, by vhs
July 24, 2018 5:35 pm ET
Nothing shocks me now.
Unless I put my finger
in the light socket.
I actually like getting shocked, as strange as that sounds. The buzzing, tingling, teeth clenching like tripping on acid for two seconds until you let go and the clan just killed two pigs and a goat for the big fiesta and I'm going to eat some mushrooms and be as obnoxious as possible and hit on my wife's friends and cousins when she's not looking and I'll just blame the drugs, although it's not really the drugs b/c it's preplanned and if you never sin then Jesus died for nothing so it's okay. Have you ever skateboarded on shrooms? No, I guess you never have nor will and I understand. Not everyone climbs mountains and talks to shimmering bushes and does what the bushes tell them to do but they should. I mean, it's that or the fucking TV! Take your pick.
When my children are enraptured with Youtube video game commentaries, I chase them out of the house and tell them to go steal something, do drugs, or throw rocks at old people. One of these days they will listen!
Haiku #58736
, by df
July 24, 2018 12:03 pm ET
how much is shocking
when shocking is not shocking
i find that shocking
Haiku #58735
, by vhs
July 23, 2018 8:37 am ET
Food porn toots my horn.
You want it but can't have it.
Unless you are rich.
Haiku #58734
, by Fuck Donald Trump
July 23, 2018 4:59 am ET
i heard a lot of
talk about nibiru from
conspiracy nuts
Haiku #58733
, by vhs
July 22, 2018 9:26 pm ET
some folks younger than
me work circles around me
i bug the bb
generation, there's hope
and theres steely dan
Haiku #58732
, by vhs of steely dan was a diledoe, from yokohama three
July 22, 2018 8:49 am ET
gen x knows too much
is never enough, greed is good
claimed some well dressed fool
american psycho
has given way to mtf
not that i mind...
Haiku #58731
, by vhs
July 22, 2018 8:46 am ET
Is an ex-porn star
considered Ex-XXX?
Once one, always one.
Jesus! Streets signs and store fronts and cars and busses... and fuck it... too much shit for me to deal with. Goddamn Google!
Haiku #58730
, by df
July 21, 2018 10:59 pm ET
do you like your food
porn well done, raw or medium
well said Reagan
Haiku #58729
, by vhs of donald, the
July 21, 2018 10:41 pm ET
i was getting a
bit concerned you were dead I'm
glad it is not so...
Haiku #58728
, by vhs of xxxxx
July 21, 2018 8:50 pm ET
so to get you bitch
bitch bitchy buddy? about
time you showed up...here's
a fleshlight for you
Haiku #58727
, by vhs of xxxx
July 21, 2018 8:25 pm ET
You doing porn now?
Referring to XXX.
Nice to be employed.
Haiku #58726
, by df
July 21, 2018 8:24 pm ET
to long for a day
where the worst things to bitch on
was cafe' food...amen
Haiku #58725
, by vhs of xxx
July 21, 2018 8:45 am ET
irony rusted
iron turned to dust ironic
ideas powdered
Haiku #58724
, by vhs
July 20, 2018 7:03 pm ET
it all comes to one
last something, hurrah, then tge
true story begins
Haiku #58723
, by vhs
July 19, 2018 11:48 pm ET
conspiracy fades
into myth like faith, deeds, magic
tragic past life
Haiku #58722
, by vhs
July 19, 2018 8:48 am ET
A moth came whispered
Everything to me in time
Twitching in cocoon
Haiku #58721
, by MONARCH
July 19, 2018 2:58 am ET
the day passes, the
story continues for some
and ends for others
Haiku #58720
, by vhs
July 18, 2018 8:36 pm ET
i can hear BOOM in
the air and I thought the day
would drag on but no
Haiku #58719
, by vhs
July 17, 2018 3:26 pm ET
I have a day off
and the weather does not take
days off on tuesdays...
Haiku #58718
, by vhs of racken fraken severe weather
July 17, 2018 2:32 pm ET
i am on the path
of exercizing my right
to work my body
Haiku #58717
, by vhs
July 17, 2018 6:57 am ET
I look to the rock
From which I was carved sometimes
Feel like a pebble
Haiku #58716
, by David Ben David
July 16, 2018 1:31 pm ET
The nightmares seep in
Water in a submarine
Carrying some weight
Haiku #58715
, by MONARCH
July 16, 2018 12:55 am ET
pastor said what weighs me
they he she down, what burdens
all of us, let go
Haiku #58714
, by vhs
July 15, 2018 5:33 pm ET
i work with some who
ask existential questions
about where to go
and what to do and
now i understand how i
was in those same times
Haiku #58713
, by vhs
July 14, 2018 7:14 pm ET
He gathers the tents
He sits up there like a stone
Visits now and then
Haiku #58712
, by David Ben David
July 14, 2018 12:29 am ET
Butterfly net I found one
Other way around?
Haiku #58711
, by Adam Ben Adam
July 14, 2018 12:20 am ET
Grass grows in silence
Quivered breath as time returns
Wealth flows in the light
Haiku #58710
, by MONARCH
July 14, 2018 12:17 am ET
Oh well in that case
I'll have to throw you some pearls
We're speaking in code
Haiku #58709
, by MONARCH
July 13, 2018 11:06 pm ET
oh there's always a
hook, good or bad but it seems
pigs are not around
Haiku #58708
, by vhs
July 13, 2018 7:58 pm ET
I sigh you're sighin'
We're all sighin' for Zion
Have any fish yet?
Haiku #58707
, by MONARCH of COCOON
July 13, 2018 1:08 am ET
on a hill seeking
the shining city, zion
but we have ice cream!
Haiku #58706
, by vhs of summer
July 12, 2018 9:07 pm ET
I am oh so tired
Where are all the butterflies?
Looking for Monarchs
Haiku #58705
, by Adam Ben Adam
July 11, 2018 11:09 pm ET
i see the end of
things i like and feel like i
need to do something
Haiku #58704
, by vhs
July 11, 2018 6:27 pm ET
even in times of
great crisis one has to put
out words of "wisdom"
Haiku #58703
, by vhs
July 10, 2018 11:52 am ET
kafka and trump in
the same conversation can
expose the heart beast
Haiku #58702
, by vhs
July 9, 2018 6:47 pm ET
1997 net
close to when this site came to
be...it is still here
Haiku #58701
, by vhs
July 8, 2018 10:40 pm ET
i hate living in
a time where some people edge
on civil warfare
Haiku #58700
, by vhs of ...it feeds the rich while it buries the poor
July 7, 2018 7:19 pm ET
i think someone's old
trs 80 went nuts
and posted a large
of a rocket ship from an
old floppy game disk
Haiku #58699
, by vhs
July 6, 2018 8:35 am ET
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, by
July 6, 2018 8:01 am ET
Change the captcha code.
Now there's more spam than before.
That's tech improvement.
It's more difficult.
Functionality decreased.
Bloody fucking hell.
Haiku #58697
, by Bill Gates' runaway dog. Please don't send me back.
July 6, 2018 7:53 am ET
all your base, your base
no treble, all about your
base belong to us...
no treble
Haiku #58696
, by vhs
July 5, 2018 6:13 pm ET
it's been a long time
since all your base are belong
set us up the bomb
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, by ash
July 5, 2018 9:05 am ET
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, by fatjoy of uk
July 5, 2018 2:20 am ET
late in the night old
age does not change quickly but
tries to live habit
Haiku #58693
, by vhs
July 4, 2018 11:56 pm ET
where is da pig, its
time to hear the cracks and jokes
let the man squeal up
Haiku #58692
, by vhs of df?
July 4, 2018 8:57 am ET
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I had my 25th birthday, Alex had his 30th. We celebrated by resting from the move. I got, among other things, an ice cream maker and a pasta roller, one of those hand crank things that clamp onto the side of the table. Both have been heavily used. I got two new gluten-free baking books. I discovered how to make gnocchi. (Also, how to spell it). I made "matzo ball" soup. Lemon meringue pie. Oreos. Scallion pancakes. Cinnamon buns. I discovered pavlovas. I made my first key lime pie. I found a gluten-free (and confusing) mix for dumpling dough at the Asian grocery store. I forget all the things that have happened.
But I'm back. We have the internet, Alex has a mac that he lets me use. It's been so long since I've sat at a computer. it feels weird. So, hello, I'm back, now here are some recipes.
This recipe was adapted from the mouthwatering post over at smitten kitchen. It made the switch to gluten-free easily, and impresses all my friends. I've made the filling with coconut and mint flavors as well as the original one, both were delicious. These are so easy.
1 1/4 c flour (I use Annalise Roberts' basic mix of brown rice flour, tapioca starch and potato starch)
1/2 c unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 t xantham gum
1 t baking soda
1/4 t baking powder
1/4 t salt
1 1/2 c sugar
1/2 c plus 2 T butter, room temp, unsalted
2 eggs
Pulse dry ingredients in food processor. Add butter, cut into pieces, pulse again until butter pieces are pea-sized. Add eggs one at a time, then mix until incorporated. drop by small spoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet, bake at 375 for 9(ish) minutes, cool on pan.
1/2 stick butter, room temp
1/4 c veg shortening
2 c sifted confectioners sugar
2 t vanilla
Mix everything in food processor. Thank God I got one of these for Christmas a few years ago.
Also, I have been making ice cream, and I used this recipe to make a base for an ice cream cake. instead of baking the batter as individual cookies, I pressed it into a 9x9 pan and baked it longer (until a knife inserted in the center came out clean), then greased a large glass bowl, pressed the cookie mixture onto the sides of the bowl, then froze it. Then I made ice cream, and when it was done I poured it into the bowl on top of the cookie mixture. I then let it freeze until hard, turned it out onto a plate, and served it.


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ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. – A new country club is opening in Duval County. It's called Atlantic Beach Country Club and is located off Selva Marina Drive in Atlantic Beach.
It was once Selva Marina Country Club until it was bought and demolished to make way for a brand new facility.
We toured the property to see how construction is progressing at the new clubhouse. There are two buildings which total about 16,000 square feet. One will have a formal dining room for weddings and banquets as well as a large bar area. It will offer casual dining and an environment where golfers, swimmers and tennis players can relax after play. There will be a golf pro shop as well as locker rooms. There will also be a snack bar area to serve pool guests.
The second building will have a fitness center, locker rooms and tennis pro shop. There will be 7 tennis courts and a brand new 18 hole golf course. It will also have a junior olympic size pool with a zero gravity feature that allows a gradual depth entrance to the pool. There will also be a splash park feature for children.
"The club had a tired feel and it hadn't been kept up in recent years. It was time for something fresh and new," said Leed Silverfield about the decision to tear down what was Selva Marina Country Club. Silverfield is with Atlantic Beach Partners, which is the development team in charge of the project.
He says everything is brand new. The tennis courts and the swimming pool will be in different locations and the golf course has been torn up and is in the process of being re-done.
"We've got members from Ponte Vedra, Jacksonville Beach and people who live in town who have seen the plan together and are really excited about what we will offer here," said Silverfield.
The club is about three blocks from the ocean. The club broke ground last fall and is reportedly on schedule to open in November. Silverfield says they have 410 members and expect to reach their goal of 500 by November.
There are also 178 residential lots. Silverfield says 142 have already sold for starting prices in the $200,000 range and homes starting in the $600,000.
There are several membership categories:
A full membership includes unlimited use of the golf, tennis, fitness, pool and dining facilities.
Junior full membership is also available for anyone under the age of 36 years old.
Full and Junior membership has an initiation fee of $7,500 but if you sign up now you get a credit of $1,250. When the club opens in November, the fee will increase to $10,000 and post opening it will be $12,000.
A sports membership offers unlimited use of tennis, fitness, pool and dining facilities
Limited golf of 6 rounds a year on a space available basis with payment of green and cart fees.
Junior sports members is also available.
Initiation fee is $5,000 with a $750 credit while the club is under construction, once it opens the fee will increase to $7,500 and post opening is $8,500.
Social membership offers unlimited use of the pool and dining facilities, limited golf of four rounds a year on a space available basis with payment of greens and cart fees, limited tennis six times a year on a space available basis with payment of a court fee.
Social membership initiation fee is $2,000 with a credit of $250 during construction. It will increase to $3,000 when the club opens and post opening will be $4,000.
Home owner social membership unlimited use of fitness, pool and dining facilities, limited golf of four rounds a year on a space available basis with payment of green and cart fees, limited tennis of 6 times a year on a space available basis with payment of a court fee, members are required to be a home owner and the initiation fee is included in lot purchase price and pay dues for as long as they owner their home.
Memberships are transferable and members receive credit towards initiation fee for upgrade to higher category within 90 days of closing.
Monthly dues will range from $425/month for Full membership to $125/month for a social membership.
New general manager
The club just announced last Friday it has hired a new general manager -- Karen Donnelly -- as its first ever general manager.
According to the club's newsletter announcing her hire, Donnelly graduated from the School of Hotel Administration from Cornell University. She has managed top - tier clubs in a number of venues. With over 13 years of experience in the Private Club, Hospitality and Real Estate Industry, she has a strong background in hospitality leadership and developing and mentoring a cohesive team of service driven, high performing professionals.
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Drinking The Coffee Cherry: What's the Deal with Bai?
Packed with antioxidants, apparently an effective antidepressant, and a delicious wake-up call every morning, coffee is already a potent beverage surrounded by a media swirl of health claims (some dubious, some legit). So do we need a new drink made out of the "superfruit" that surrounds the beans we already have been roasting, grinding and brewing for thousands of years?
According to the folks behind the new line of coffee-cherry-infused drinks bai, we sure do. Are they any good?
This isn't the first time coffee cherry has been used to "infuse" or "enhance" a soft or sports drink: The coconut-water brand O.N.E. briefly had a coffee-kissed version, and KonaRed uses the fruit from Hawaii-harvested cherry in its pineappley guzzler. And it is true that coffee is an antioxidant powerhouse, crammed with some of the same supposedly cancer-fighting compounds found in red wine, tea, and chocolate. In fact, studies have shown that the average American gets more antioxidants from feeding his espresso habit than from any other single food source, despite the relentless marketing of "superfruit" like açai and pomegranate.
But I ask again: Do we need a coffee drink that's not, you know, coffee?
First of all, let's dispel some common misconceptions about the fruit in which our precious caffeinated beans grow. For one thing, the fruit doesn't "go to waste" once the beans are taken out of it, despite what any ad man pushing these types of cherry-spiked drinks will tell you. Instead, it's often transformed into compost matter, and as such is incredibly valuable to the average coffee farmer—vastly more so, in fact, than it would be to simply harvest and sell the fruit itself for drink-making purposes.
Second, the cherry itself isn't an especially fleshy fruit, and doesn't produce much in the way of juice. The beans take up considerable real estate in the little red poppers, and bottling anything that tastes remotely like the coffee cherry itself would be a Herculean task. Which is another problem with drinks like bai: Though they may taste good (and bai mostly does), they absolutely in no way taste like coffee cherry.
Yes, bai does actually taste pretty good. Several of the flavors are bright and lively (Panama Peach was a favorite of mine, as was Costa Rica Clementine), and while the fruity flavors are more Vitamin Water-y than like any fresh juice, they're not tongue-numbingly sweet. (The regular versions are sweetened with cane juice, the low-calorie flavors rely on Stevia extract.)
But coffee lovers in search of that authentic cherry experience, don't be mislead: Sweetened with either cane juice or Stevia, cut with water and fruit concentrates, and best served ice cold, bai no more resembles the flavor of a coffee cherry than SunnyD does a fresh wedge of actual orange.
I'll stick to getting my antioxidants served hot, black, and freshly brewed (hold the Stevia, thanks). How about you?
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Question No: 101 – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2013 organization named adatum.com. The organization contains five Mailbox servers.
You need to prevent a user named User8 from permanently deleting an email message in his mailbox.
What should you do on the mailbox of User8?
Configure an in-place hold.
Create an Archive mailbox.
Configure a retention hold.
Create a Retention tag.
Answer: A Explanation:
In Exchange 2013, you can use In-Place Hold to accomplish the following goals:
-> Place user mailboxes on hold and preserve mailbox items immutably
-> Preserve mailbox items deleted by users or automatic deletion processes such as MRM
-> Use query-based In-Place Hold to search for and retain items matching specified criteria
-> Preserve items indefinitely or for a specific duration
-> Place a user on multiple holds for different cases or investigations
-> Keep In-Place Hold transparent from the user by not having to suspend MRM
-> Enable In-Place eDiscovery searches of items placed on hold
expectation often exists before the specifics of the case are known, and preservation is often broad. Organizations may need to preserve all email related to a specific topic or all email for certain individuals.
Failure to preserve email can expose an organization to legal and financial risks such as scrutiny of the organization#39;s records retention and discovery processes, adverse legal judgments, sanctions, or fines.
Question No: 102 HOTSPOT – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2013 organization.
You are deploying Unified Messaging (UM) services on an Exchange server named EX1. You need to ensure that EX1 accepts encrypted and unencrypted VoIP traffic.
What command should you run? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
You can specify the startup mode for the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging service on a Mailbox server. By default, the Mailbox server will start up in TCP mode, but if you're using Transport Layer Security (TLS) to encrypt Voice over IP (VoIP) traffic, you must configure the Mailbox server to use TLS or Dual mode. We recommend that Mailbox servers be configured to use Dual as the startup mode. This is because all Client Access servers and Mailbox servers can answer incoming calls for all UM dial plans, and those dial plans can have different security settings (Unsecured, SIP secured, or Secured).
This example sets the startup mode for a Mailbox server named MyUMServer1 to Dual mode.
Set-UMService -Identity MyUMServer1 -UMStartUpMode Dual
Note: Set-UMService: The Set-UMService cmdlet is used to set the properties, including UMStartUpMode, on a Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Mailbox server or Exchange Server 2007 or Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging server that#39;s running the Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging (UM) service.
Question No: 103 – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server organization that contains five servers. The servers are configured as shown in the following table.
You deploy Microsoft Lync Server 2010. You need to create a Lync Server SIP Unified Messaging (UM) dial plan to enable voice integration between Lync Server and Exchange Server.
Which three Exchange servers should you associate to the UM dial plans? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
Answer: A,B,E Explanation:
A: You can enable Unified Messaging (UM) in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. You must enable the Exchange computer running the Unified Messaging server role before the Unified Messaging server can process calls for UM-enabled Exchange 2010 recipients in your Exchange organization. However, the Unified Messaging server also must be added to a UM dial plan before it can process calls for Unified Messaging.
Requirements and Recommendations
Client Access and Mailbox. In Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, Exchange UM runs as a service on these servers.
Deploy the Exchange Mailbox server roles in each Exchange Unified Messaging (UM) forest where you want to enable users for Exchange UM.
Reference: Configuring Unified Messaging on Microsoft Exchange Server to Work with Lync Server 2013
Question No: 104 – (Topic 6)
Your company has two offices. The offices are located in Seattle and Paris. You have a hybrid deployment of Exchange Server 2013.
All of the users in the Seattle office have mailboxes that are hosted on-premises. All of the users in the Paris office have mailboxes that are hosted in Microsoft Office 365. Azure Rights Management (Azure RMS) is implemented for the Paris office users.
Five of the Seattle office users occasionally receive protected messages from the Paris user. The Seattle office users report that they cannot view the protected content.
You need to recommend a solution to provide the five Seattle office users with the ability to read the protected messages. The solution must minimize costs.
What is the best recommendation to achieve the goal? More than one answer choice may achieve the goal. Select the BEST answer.
RMS for Individuals
Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS)
Information Rights Management (IRM)
Azure RMS
Answer: D Explanation:
You need to have an Office 365 tenant and turn on Windows Azure Rights Management. Once you have this done you need the following:
Get your Office 365 tenant up and running
Configure Directory Synchronization between on-premises Active Directory and Windows Azure Active Directory (the Office 365 DirSync tool)
It is also recommended (but not required) to enable ADFS for Office 365 to avoid having to login to Windows Azure Rights Management when creating or opening protected content.
Install the connector Etc.
Question No: 105 – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server organization that contains Exchange Server 2010 servers and Exchange Server 2013 servers. You have a Microsoft Lync Server 2010 environment that is integrated with Unified Messaging (UM) services.
You have an Exchange Server 2010 server named EX1 that has the Unified Messaging server role installed.
You are migrating the UM services to Exchange Server 2013.
You need to prevent EX1 from providing call answering services during the migration. What should you modify?
the UM mailbox policies
the UM auto attendants
the UM dial plans
the UM hunt groups
Answer: C
Question No: 106 – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2010 organization. A user named User1 connects to his mailbox using Microsoft Office Outlook. User1 reports that he is unable to send encrypted email messages to an external recipient named User2.
You verify that User1 and User2 have email encryption certificates.
You need to ensure that User1 can send encrypted email messages to User2.
Instruct User2 to add a delegate.
Instruct User2 to send a signed email message to User1.
Instruct User1 to send a signed email message to User2.
Instruct User1 to modify the sensitivity settings of the email message.
Answer: A
Question No: 107 HOTSPOT – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2013 organization.
All users are enabled for Unified Messaging (UM) and access their voice mail by using Microsoft Lync 2010.
Callers report that when they press a key to dial an external telephone number, they hear a message indicating that the intended destination cannot be reached.
You need to ensure that the callers can reach the external number successfully. What should you modify?
To answer, select the appropriate object in the answer area.
After you create a Unified Messaging (UM) dial plan, you can view and configure a variety of settings. For example, you can configure the level of Voice over IP (VoIP) security, the audio codec, and dialing restrictions. The settings that you configure on the UM dial plan affect all users who are linked with the dial plan through a UM mailbox policy.
Question No: 108 – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2013 organization.
All user mailboxes have an In-Place Archive enabled.
You need to identify which email message types can be archived by using a retention policy.
Which message type or types should you identify? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)
calendar items
mail items
note items
task items
contact items
Answer: A,B,C,D Explanation:
Retention policy tags can be created for these Folders:
This default folder is used to store meetings and appointments.
This default folder is used to store messages delivered to a mailbox.
This folder contains notes created by users in Outlook. These notes are also visible in Outlook Web App.
This default folder is used to store tasks. Etc.
Reference: Retention tags and retention policies
Question No: 109 HOTSPOT – (Topic 6)
You manage an Exchange Server 2013 organization that has an organization relationship with a partner company named Contoso, LTD.
Contoso has an Exchange Server 2013 organization and has Microsoft Outlook 2013 deployed to all users.
You run the Get-OrganizationRelationship | fl and you receive the following output.
Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that completes each statement.
Question No: 110 HOTSPOT – (Topic 6)
You have an Exchange Server 2013 organization.
You need to create a single transport rule that prevents users in a group named Group1 from exchanging messages with users in a group named Group2.
Which two options should you use?
To answer, select the two appropriate options in the answer area.
Transport rule conditions and exceptions are used to define when a transport rule is applied.
Conditions include:
The sender is a member of
This condition matches messages where the sender is a member of the specified distribution group.
The recipient is a member of
This condition matches messages that contain recipients who are members of the specified distribution group. The distribution group can be listed in the To, Cc, or Bcc fields.
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ROTM Evil geniuses take note: a near-fatal robot attack only costs an organization about $3,000 in Sweden these days.
Swede online rag The Local has reported that a factory north of Stockholm has been fined 25,000 kronor (£2,100) after a malfunctioning bot nearly killed one of its workers.
The robo-assault reportedly took place in 2007, when a man attempted to repair a defective machine used to lift rocks without properly checking the power supply beforehand. And unfortunately, the human head isn't all that different than a big juicy rock to such a robot.
Unsympathetic to the worker's accidental lack of proper lock-out/tag-out procedure, the machine dutifully latched on to the man's head and went about its work. The man managed to "defend himself" from the robot, according to The Local, but not before suffering serious injuries.
"The man was very lucky. He broke four ribs and came close to losing his life," public prosecutor Leif Johansson told the news agency Tidningarnas Telegrambyrå.
Johansson had considered pressing charges against the company, but recently concluded a simple fine should do.
"I've never heard of a robot attacking somebody like this," he said.
Johansson reportedly blamed the company for inadequate safety procedures, but saved some share of the guilt for the injured worker.
The robot apparently got off scot-free for his brief - but no doubt satisfying - revenge against its fleshy overlords. ®


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Nov 5th: Daylight Saving
Nov 10th: Open House
Nov 11th: Veterans Day
Nov 13th & 14th: Picture Day
Nov 21st: Thanksgiving Feast with Parents 11:00-12:30
Nov 22nd: Public School Closed, No VPK, Center is Open
Nov 23rd-24th: Center Closed in observance of Thanksgiving
Join us on Friday, November 10th for our annual Open House. Visit your child's classroom between 9:00AM and 11:00AM. Parents will have an opportunity to visit the classroom, see their children's work, and learn about our curriculum and the importance of family involvement. Classrooms will be providing a snack and will have a surprise for the parents who attend. Please join your child and teacher on this important day!
Ms Kimmie will be taking school pictures on November 13th and 14th. Pictures will be ready before Christmas. The Toddler and two year old classrooms will be photographed on Monday, November 13th, preschool children on Tuesday, November 14th. If your children are going to be absent, please arrange another day with Ms. Kimmie. Please pick up your order form prior to picture day.
Check out some of the pictures from last year
Join your children on November 21th for our Thanksgiving Feast!! Children will be hosting their parents in their classrooms. Teachers have signup sheets in the classroom if you would like to bring your favorite Thanksgiving dish. All classrooms will be eating with their parents at their regularly scheduled lunch time.
Volunteer as Class Parent: If you have more time to give, this is a great way to be a part of your child's early education. Share your talents! Please let your child's teacher know if you would like to volunteer in the classroom. We LOVE volunteers!
Be a Class Reader: Offer to come in to read to the whole class of children or to individual children who need more support.
Communicating: Give positive feedback and show appreciation for teachers and the principal. Model good manners in front of your children.
Collaborating with the Community: Be a role model; be active in community service yourself or together with your child. Make donations and offer to help someone in need.
Cut carrots into ¼" pieces on an angle. Heat a pot to medium. Add ½ cup water, carrots, brown sugar, butter, and a pinch of salt and pepper. Bring to a simmer, cover, and cook, 5-7 minutes. Remove cover, raise heat to medium-high, and stir often until carrot is tender and glazed, 6-8 minutes. Garnish with chives or parsley.
Mix the cornstarch, baking soda, cinnamon, and allspice. Then add the water, oil, and molasses. Add 2 tablespoons of flour. Then keep adding flour 1/2 teaspoon at a time, mixing well after each addition, until your dough is no longer sticky.
Daylight saving time is just around the corner and that means one thing: It's time to change the clocks. Make sure you set your clock back by an hour.
Joseph H. Messina is partnering with Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida. This is a local organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and economic choices. Starting in November, children ages 4 through 8 will participate in activities once a week introducing them to personal economics, the importance of economic exchange, how members of our community benefit from and contribute to community's successes. These activities will not only empower children but also encourage them to make observations, collaborate with their classmates and use critical thinking and decision making skills.
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From Snowshoe Hares to the Gray Fox: Enjoy the Small Game Hunting Season
This time of year brings many things: the hardest snows, the ice storms, and the slight depression that follows when deer hunting season has come to an end. However, when it comes to late-season small game hunting across the U.S., excitement can still be found. From the squirrel to the rabbit, which are prime examples, not only can you still "bag" a prize, but you can also have a great time with family and friends.
Keeping us active outdoors is something that small game hunting provides. Truly invigorating, the species are highly plentiful and can be hunted for extended seasons in many states, allowing you to keep your shooting skills sharp before the deer are once again in your scope.
It's also good to remember that if you're wishing to train a pup in order to hunt with you in the fall, now is the perfect time. The dog gets to exercise and practice, and hone their skills on the entire menu of small game that you can choose from. Depending on where you live and hunt you can opt for the birds, but the gray and fox squirrels, as well as the long line of rabbits, are just as much fun to score.
When it comes to squirrels and fox species, they can be found amongst the more mature, deciduous forests where they thrive during the winter months. The mature trees are used to nest in and feed from while the cold air takes over. The rabbit species use very different habitats from one another, but wherever the winters are tough, and snow is piled high, the snowshoe hare is far more common. Having the ability to sit atop the snow drifts, you can also find them in your nearby forests; whereas, cottontails choose the dense, brushy woodlots and overgrown fields.
When it comes to the gear, if you're an avid hunter this will not be a difficult thing to gather. As with any game, you need the right gun for the hunt. For rabbit and squirrel hunting, most will agree that the best caliber is a .22, like the Henry Classic Lever Action 22LR. Fun and fast, this rifle provides that classic Western style action. The open sights are accurate for close-up shots, but you can always add a scope for tack-driving shots at further distances, making it one of the best rabbit guns available. And always make sure that the warm clothing, hunting vest, and good boots are part of the day's gear.
When it comes to winter rabbit hunting, you can be successful by yourself or with a partner. One of the best methods is to walk along key winter habitat areas, pausing frequently, gun at the ready. This will often scare a rabbit into flushing out of cover. If working with a partner, you can make miniature drives for each other. One person basically stands in a spot where they can see at a distance or along a dominant rabbit trail, while the other makes a circle through thick cover to try and flush a rabbit towards the hunter in wait.
And when it comes to squirrel hunting, start the hunt by quietly walking through a mature forest, keeping an eye on the canopy. You may startle a feeding squirrel from the ground, but by the time you notice them, they'll likely already be up in a tree. Therefore, when you spot one, try to close the distance as best as you can. Then, use other trees for rests if you're using a rifle so you can attain both accurate and ethical shots.
Now is the time to set aside that TV remote, get the puppy version of "Rover" by your side, and head out to enjoy that small game hunt.
Original Source: Sportsmans Lifestyle.com


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"Kinky Boots," the new Broadway musical written by Harvey Fierstein with music by Cyndi Lauper, has announced its full cast. The show tries out this fall in Chicago.
The lead roles, as previously reported, will be played by Billy Porter and Stark Sands. Also in the company are: Annaleigh Ashford (known in Chicago for "Wicked"), Celina Carvajal, Daniel Sherman, Marcus Neville, Paul Canaan, Kevin Smith Kirkwood, Kyle Taylor Parker, Kyle Post, Charlie Sutton, Joey Taranto, Andy Kelso, Tory Ross, Jen Perry, Josh Caggiano, Aaron Bantum, Adinah Alexander, Eric Anderson, Eugene Barry-Hill, Stephen Berger, Caroline Bowman, Sandra DeNise, Eric Leviton, Ellyn Marie Marsh, John Jeffrey Martin, Nathan Peck, Robert Pendilla, Lucia Spina, Sebastian Hedges Thomas, Marquise Neal and Clifton Oliver.
Shows begin Oct. 2 at the Bank of America Theatre, 18 W. Monroe St.


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Want to Be Relevant Again, Nokia? Buy Palm.
Over the past few years, Nokia's dominance of the smartphone market has been steadily eroded by competition from the likes of Apple (AAPL) and Research In Motion (RIMM). In its latest quarter, the company's smartphone market share slipped to 35 percent from 41 percent.
With Motorola (MOT) and HTC building some compelling new Android devices and a new iPhone presumably on the way, there's no telling what Nokia's market share will be this time next year. The company desperately needs a worthy super-smartphone contender (it's clearly not the N900 or N97) or it will end up reducing forecasts for market share and profitability in perpetuity.
So what should Nokia do? Wedge Partners analyst Brian Blair has a suggestion.
Nokia should buy Palm (PALM)–for its webOS operating system and for the guy who quarterbacked its development, CEO Jon Rubinstein. And then the company should abandon its Symbian and Maemo operating systems–Blair dismisses them as "inferior" and "lacking polish and smoothness"–and build just a handful of smartphones, all based on Palm's webOS.
"You need each other," Blair explains in an open letter to Nokia's leadership. "You have the manufacturing and distribution capabilities and global carrier relationships and Palm has the second best operating system behind the iPhone. Alone, it will be difficult for Palm to ramp globally and compete with the top players largely because it takes meaningful marketing dollars to ramp units across global carriers especially while you remain focused on R&D efforts. You, by yourself, will cede market share to your competitors each quarter as smartphones become a larger part of global handset sales and you fail to offer a compelling offering in that category."
Continuing his evaluation, Blair says, "I know you said you expect flat market share in 2010 but that isn't going to happen if you don't act. I think you could lose 10% of your share by the end of 2010 to your competition, taking your global share under 30%. However, together, as a unified company the two of you would rock the foundation of the handset industry and create real worry for your competition because each of you bring critical elements to the table that the other lacks and you would be a powerful force complimenting each other's strengths and addressing the other's weaknesses."
As Blair notes, stateside carriers might not have been so quick to dismiss the N900 and N97 if they had run webOS. And developers might not be so hesitant to write apps for webOS if the market for them was as vast as Nokia's. Finally, with Palm's market cap at around $1.6 billion and Nokia's at nearly $50 billion, the Finnish phone maker could easily figure out a way to finance an acquisition.
Interesting proposal, yeah? Tough to see Nokia adopting it, though. The company has been pushing Maemo pretty hard lately. And it wasn't so long ago that it invested some $410 million in Symbian and released it as a royalty-free open mobile platform. It seems unlikely that the company would simply dump it now. Even more unlikely when you consider that Symbian is by far the world's leading smartphone software platform.
But you never know. Anything's possible. And remember, it wasn't so long ago that Nokia was making rubber boots.
UPDATE: Looks like Blair's assessment of Palm's market cap is off, and by quite a bit. The company's fully diluted shares number at least 236 million. With Palm shares trading at $11.73 as I write this, the company's market cap is $2.7 billion, not $1.6 billion as Blair suggests.


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Willingen, situated in the beautiful Sauerland region, offers a wealth of amenities that will make your holiday as healthy as it is varied. And thanks to its health-boosting climate, you'll return home feeling as good as new.
It's the climate that makes this place so special: Willingen's setting in the valley beneath Sauerland's tallest mountains means it is protected against extremes of weather and sudden changes in the weather. And thanks to the ever-present breeze from the mountains and valley, it is rarely foggy or humid here. This gives you even more opportunity to benefit from the invigorating effects of the sun's rays beaming down from the sky.
Certified quality for health-focused holidays
As a certified 'Climatic Health Resort', Willingen is recognised not only for its rejuvenating and bracing climate with more than 1,500 hours of sun per year, but also for the quality and expertise of its medical therapy facilities and its excellent hotels. Willingen is the perfect destination for health-conscious travellers who enjoy active pursuits as much as rest and relaxation, and who appreciate the finer things in life.
Kneipp cures and much more besides
The resort offers the full range of classic wellness treatments and is also a specialist hydrotherapy spa for Kneipp therapies and treatments. The health centre includes a practice for general medical and spa treatments, and also offers sports medicine, travel medicine, ozone therapy, magnetic field therapy and other services.
Resort with the feel-good factor
It's not just the climate and spas that will boost your wellbeing in Willingen. The resort also offers many leisure facilities, including the Lagunen-Erlebnisbad pool complex, a climbing centre, wildlife park and mini golf course, as well as ample opportunity for walking, cycling, summer tobogganing and winter sports. In short, it's got everything you need for the perfect healthy holiday.
Kaksi hyödyllistä näppäinyhdistelmää selaimen tekstikoon muuttamiseksi:
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Ritz Kids
The Ritz-Carlton aims to delight your child by making memories that last well beyond your stay. Ritz Kids is an engaging and immersive experience that builds upon the adventures of travel your child will always treasure.
Ritz Kids was created for children between the ages of 4 and 12. Leveraging the exclusive partnership with Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society and his unique environmental expertise, The Ritz-Carlton has crafted experiences that are both fascinating and exciting. Jean-Michel has spent his life exploring the natural wonders of the world, seeking to understand how our planet works and how we can better protect it. The Ritz-Carlton shares that vision and brings it to you through fun and activities that appeal to a child's innate love of discovery and sense of curiosity.
Whether at a city location or a resort destination, your child is exposed to an array of environmentally focused experiences that foster interaction with the world in which they live. The content is as diverse as the natural world around us, and is tailored specifically to intrigue and thrill bright young minds.
Ritz Kids, with all content created by Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society, is designed upon four key pillars:
- Water: Emphasizes the importance of sea life and health.
- Land: Encourages exploration and discovery.
- Environmental Responsibility: Promotes the environmental health of our planet for the future.
- Culture: Exposes young minds to a variety of art forms, including music, local customs and history, as well as cuisine.
Watch with a smile as your child explores and grows through Ritz Kids during your stay. They unearth a personal connection, respect and appreciation for the environment, make amazing discoveries that will last a lifetime and remain passionate and inspired long after your stay comes to an end.
For a list of The Ritz-Carlton hotels and destinations which offer Ritz Kids please click here.
- Ambassadors of the Environment
- Locations
- Additional Opportunities
- Kelp Ecology
- Kids Cove
- Ecotourism
Donate to Two Futures Society
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THE founder of the world wide web has sounded a warning about the dangers posed by governments intent on increasing the level of monitoring and filtering of the online activity of citizens.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee said that while it was important to fight serious organised crime and for a state to defend itself against cyber attack, there were enormous negatives associated with excessive government oversight of digital activity.
He believes that stored information is so dangerous, it can be likened to dynamite.
"The whole thing seems to me fraught with massive dangers and I don't think it's a good idea," he said in reply to a question about the Australian government's data retention plan.
Sir Tim was speaking in Sydney at the launch of the CSIRO's $40 million Digital Productivity and Services Flagship, a research facility focused on the digital economy and exploiting the full potential of the National Broadband Network.
Under the data retention proposal, internet service providers and telecommunication operators would be required to capture the online data of all Australians and store it for up to two years.
"That [stored] information is so dangerous, you have to think of it as dynamite," he said.
He said while it was possible for a government to set up a watchdog to ensure that the stored information was not used, he was not yet aware of any government that had successfully introduced such a system.
During his hour-long talk Sir Tim also raised a red flag about web filtering.
"I have a worry that a government is liable to take too much control; maybe to spy, maybe to block," he said. "So beware of a government that has the ability to control what you see on the web."
His comments were made at the same event where Communication Minister Stephen Conroy, the architect of a controversial web filtering plan, had spoken earlier. The plan was officially put on the back burner late last year.
The CSIRO centre will assist the public and private sectors to develop and deliver more efficient and innovative digitally enhanced services by harnessing data.
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Spirit has completed a task while Opportunity gets ready to image Victoria Crater.
Transcript:Spirit revisits "Tyrone" and Opportunity drives past 10Km mark. Hello, I am Dina Eldeeb from the Mars Exploration Rover project and I will be providing the flight director report for today Monday, February 12, 2007. It is now late evening on sol 1106 for Spirit. Spirit has completed its IDD campaign of the "Montalva" target, which is located along the troll outcrop. Spirit then drove about 12 meters back to "Tyrone" to look at some white soil targets. In the upcoming weeks spirit will make the long trek back to "Mitchelltree Ridge", an area of great scientific interest.
On the other side of the planet, it is sol 1086, early morning for Opportunity. Opportunity's odometer passed the ten kilometer mark or 6.2 miles on sol 1080. This is ten time the design requirement for the vehicle. Congratulations to the team for reaching this milestone. In the upcoming week, Opportunity will image Victoria Crater, looking for entry ways into and out of the crater. That's all for today, I'm Dina Eldeeb and that's what happening on Mars today.


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A Long Island native, Joel Bates has made a lifetime out of playing and coaching lacrosse. Coach Bates began his career as a young boy in the Garden City youth program. His talents in lacrosse were exposed as teenager at Kellenberg Memoral High School where he was awarded All Catholic School honors all of the years he attended. He then went on to have a very successful career playing lacrosse at the Division II level. Following graduation Coach Bates pursued a career in Corporate America while continuing to coach at both the youth & high school level. In 2010 Coach Bates moved to Acton, MA. It was not long before he found his way to the lacrosse field coaching the Nashoba Cheiftains and leading them to their first playoff appearance in school history followed by 2 more playoff appearances. In 2013 Coach Bates lead the charge as Head Coach of the Wayland Warriors, leading them to their best record in their 30 year history and into the quarter finals of Eastern MA. Division 2 tournament. For his efforts, he was recognized by
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Marcus Craigwell - Hobart College
Program manager
Coach Craigwell was a student-athlete and four-year member of the Division I Hobart College lacrosse team from 2005 to 2009. Craigwell was a defenseman for HC that exemplified leadership, dedication and hard work on and off the lacrosse field. An ambassador of lacrosse who is passionate about coaching and seeing athletes excel in their understanding and performance on the lacrosse field, Craigwell has been coaching for four years at the non-profit MetroLacrosse. Craigwell's patience and experience are two valuable traits used to bring a positive change in the development of youth who want to improve themselves as student athletes. Coach Craigwell was a assitant head coach at Nashoba High school for the 2012 spring season and assistant head coach at Wayland High school in 2013. He played High school ball at Weston high school and was a the team captain and MVP his senior year.
Steve Duffy - Head Coach of the Boston Cannons
Coach Duffy was named the fourth head coach in Cannons history on Novermber 30, 2011. The 2012 season will be his first as head coach and fourth overall year with the Boston Cannons.
Before becoming a part of the Cannons organization, Duffy spent 18 years as the head coach of Waltham High School's varsity boy's lacrosse program. During his tenure, he coached four High School All-Americans and many of his players went on to play at the collegiate level.
A few of Duffy's accolades as coach of Waltham include being named the 2001 and 2005 Metro West Coach of the Year. In 2001 and 2005, Duffy also led his team to the State Semi-Finals and the State Finals, respectively. In addition, Duffy received the 1999 Boston Globe and Eastern Massachusetts Lacrosse Coaches Association (EMLCA) Coach of the Year Award.
Outside of his involvement with Waltham High, Duffy has been an active member in EMLCA as the Director of Coaches Clinics since 1997. Duffy also serves on the associations' All-American Committee. He continues to be active in camps and clinics throughout Massachusetts.
In 1994, Duffy founded the Waltham Youth Lacrosse Program to help foster a love of the game in the generations of players to come.
Duffy received his Bachelor's Degree from Westfield State where he was a standout football player. He went on to graduate from American International College with a Masters in Education. He is a Vice-Principal at Waltham High School and a life long resident of Waltham, where he lives with his wife, Marianne, and their two children, Jack and Gina.
Rickey Pages - Ohio State / MLL Player
In 2012 Coach Pages was drafted by the Charlotte Hounds in the MLL. In 2011, Pages played in seven games for the Lizards, tallying one goal and colleting 23 ground balls. In 2010, in five games for the Lizards, Pages recorded 2 goals and 8 groundballs for the Lizards. 2009: Pages played in 11 games for the Lizards, scoring 2 goals and picking up 28 ground balls. He was named to the "Young Guns" MLL All-Star team. Pages made an immediate impact at Ohio State, and was co-winner of the team's Outstanding Freshman award in 2005. In 2006 and 2007 he would share the team defensive MVP accolades. Pages was also an All-GWLL First Team selection in 2007.
Pages is currenlty on the MLL Charlotte hounds team as a LSM. a An honorable mention All-American and all-county honoree while serving as team captain as a senior ... MVP in 2004 while leading team in groundballs with 83 and recording two goals and two assists ... squad was county champion in 2002 and '01 ... an honorable mention all-county choice as a junior.
Bernie Cottrell - Hobart College
Coach Cottrell, a Homer New York native, was an All-Central New York Defensman and Academic All-American during his high school lacrosse career. He continued at Hobart College where he graduated with a degree in Economics. On the field, Cottrell arrived at Hobart a year after the program moved to Division I following a stretch that included 12 consecutive Division III National Championships. He helped lead Hobart to their first NCAA Division I tournament appearance. After college Cottrell spent 2 seasons as an assistant coach at Onondaga Community. College in Syracuse, NY and 3 seasons as an assistant at Gordon College inWenham,
MA. He continues playing club lacrosse and has coached various youth teams in the Boston area.
Martin Bowes - University of Hartford/Boston Cannons
Coach Bowes is a native of Quincy mass, played his high school ball at Quincy high school. He walked on at Hartford in 2008. Won an America East Championship his junior year with Hartford. His senior year he was named to the all New England team as well as drafted to the Boston Cannons. He spent this past summer being a member of the Cannons and coaching camps with them as well.
Andrew Horgan - Lehigh University
Coach Horgan Played at Christian brothers academy, Albany NY for high school and played for the Adirondack Region during the 2005 Empire State Games. Lettered at Lehigh University as a close defenseman and LSM and graduated 2010. Currently works for CPG International out of Boston.
Hakim Morris - Assumption College
Coach Morris, Played Varsity Lacrosse for four years at Assumption College. After college went on to coach at Stonehill College for three years with 1 national conference appearance in 2008. From west hartford, Ct. Played for coach bill condon, for the conard chieftans, with the highest ranking from the program coming in 2003 being ranked 101 in the nation. (laxpower)
Brenden Murphy - Bentley College
Coach Murphy is a sophomore Offensive Mid Bentley University. While at the Middlesex School, Coach Murphy was a 2 time ISL League Champion, 1 time All League. During the summer he works as a camp counselor for the profession lacrosse team, the Boston Cannons.
Tim Bigelow - Hobart College
Coach Big was a four year starter at attack for The Rivers School in Weston Ma. In his senior year he lead his team in points and finished second in the ISL (Independent School League) in points overall. He was named All –League, All-New England and also played in the East-West high school All-Star Game. Coach Bigelow did a post graduate year at Northfield Mount Hermon School, where he lead his team in points and finished top five in the league in points. He was awarded with All-League and All-New England, and helped NMH to one of the schools best records in history. At Hobart College, coach Bigelow played midfield and ended his career with 51 points while ranking
all time in assists for Hobart. He was also honored as the ECAC player of the week several times through out his college career. Coach Big currently resides in Boston, MA with his dog, 3 cats where he owns and operates Big's Carrier Pigeon Service.
Tucker Sampson - Nazareth College
, a Maine native, was a four year member of the Nazareth College Lacrosse team as a Close Defenseman in the highly competitive Empire-8 conference. At Nazareth he tallied 3 g's, 1a, 85 gb's while causing 46 turnovers.
graduated from Nazareth in 2012. Currently,
is the Sales Consultant for Harrow Sports (buy a lot of stuff from him) . At Yarmouth High School, Tucker was a part of the 2006 and 2008 Maine State Champion Lacrosse teams while being awarded 3-time All-Confernce selection and an All-State selection in 2008.
Lucas Denning - Bates College
Coach Denning, a Maine native, was a four year member of the Bates College Lacrosse team as an LSM and Close Defenseman in the highly competitive NESCAC conference.
graduated Bates College with a degree in American Cultural Studies where he was also a Sports Writer for the Bates Student newspaper. Currently,
is the Research Coordinator for Brill Neumann Associates, a small executive search consulting firm that places leaders in Higher Education at colleges, universities, and medical centers all over the US. At Yarmouth High School, Lucas was a part of the 2008 Maine State Champion: Yarmouth Clippers Lacrosse team and an All Conference selection. He was also a 2 year Co-Captain, 2007 Yarmouth High School Winter Athlete of the year, All State and All Conference selection in basketball, as well as a 4 year letter winner in Soccer and member of the Safe Passage Club.
Nate Fritts - Bowdoin College
Coach Fritts had a great career as a Midfielder at Bowdoin College in 2011 he played in 11 games, started in 1 game, had 9 goals and 6 assists for a total of 15 points.In 2010, he Started in all 16 games...scored 12 goals and had 8 assists. In 2009 Coach Fritts Played in 1 game scoring 1 goal and 1 assist. Coach Fritts graduated from Woodrow Wilson in 2008... was named team captain his senior year... was selected as 2008 Academic All-American... 2008 All-State Midfield (Oregon)... 2-year Team Oregon member/1-year Rhino Bloodshark (All-star team) member... 2008 Adrenaline Shootout Tournament Champion... 2007 Adrenaline Shootout Tournament All-star... also played soccer... graduated as Class Valedictorian... received University of Rochester Frederick Douglass & Susan B Anthony Award in Humanities & Social Science.
Ben Cederberg - Wheaton College
Coach Cederberg had a very decorated career as an attack for Wheaton College. He was a 2010 Pilgrim League All-Conference ... 2009 Pilgrim League All-Conference ... 2008 Pilgrim League All-Conference . Ranks third in career assists ... sixth in points ... 10th in goals. In 2010, he Led team in assists and points for second straight season ... collected second-most assists in program history while tying for fourth in points ... dished out career-high six assists against UMass Dartmouth on March 27 ... recorded at least one point in all 16 games. In 2009, he Led team in assists and points ... tied for sixth-most assists in program history while tying for 10th in points ... tallied 20 goals and 20 assists during a nine-game stretch between April 4 and May 6 . In 2008 Coach Cederberg Notched four goals, including game-winner, during upset of nationally-ranked Endicott on March 18 ... netted three goals and four assists at Norwich on April 19. He played his high school ball for the powerhouse championship team, Duxbury High School.
Bill Zrike - Middlebury College
Coach Zrike has a long history with the game of lacrosse. Starting his lacrosse career in the seventh grade, Coach Zrike developed a passion for that sport that continued through his high school years at St. Sebastian's in Needham, MA and at Middlebury College. In high school, Coach Zrike, excelled as an attackmen on some of the schools most successful teams in history. After St. Sebastian's, he walked-on as a member of nationally ranked DIII Middlebury College. Unlike most lacrosse players that take their developed skill in a specific postion from high school to college, Coach Zrike saw the opportunity to help the team as a goalie and was successful in changing positions and helping his team between the pipes. His Middlebury teams were top in the nation each year and reached the national semi-finals in his senior year.
Mark Goodrich -
Johns Hopkins University
Coach Goodrich was a standout Midfielder at Johns Hopkins University a four year varsity letterwinner for the Blue Jayes. He Totaled more than 170 goals and 145 assists during high school career. Goodrich Helped his team to a three-year record of 31-15 record. Under Armour All-America game participant in 2007. Also played three years of football and basketball . Served as a team captain in both football and basketball and garnered all-league honors in both sports.
Mark Eaton - Springfield College
Kyle OBrien - UMASS/ Curry College
Noah Downs - UNCG
Coach Downs started playing lacrosse in his freshman year in high school at Cambridge High School. Since then he has developed a love for the game, which has kept him involved in lacrosse as a player and coach. Downs played middie at The University of North Carolina Greensboro, where he captained the team for two years and also served as coach. During his time coaching, he has coached all levels of lacrosse from youth to collegiate players. He continues to develop young players and uses what he learned through his experiences to improve their understanding of the game. He currently lives in Boston and works as a Physical Education teacher and coaches a local High School team called the Boston Bulldogs.
Tim Regan - Hobart College
Coach Regan was a midfielder/ Attack for the Hobart Statesman. At the Holderness school, Coach Regan was a four-time varsity letterman ... Broke school record for points in a season with 86 as a senior ... 2008 Northern New England Player of the Year ... Two-time All-League selection ... Also played football, basketball, and swam for the Bulls.
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The Hope College Orchestra will be performing its last concert of the season, titled "Russian Masterworks," on Friday, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
The concert will focus on three of the great Russian Romantic period composers, centering on the "Antar," or "Symphony No. 2" by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, which is a story about the hero Antar who saves the fairy Gul-Nazar. She in turn grants him three of the greatest powers in life: vengeance, power and love. Each of the movements depicts the gifts, culminating in the greatest of the three, love, which is so overwhelming it concludes with the death of Antar at the end of the piece. The first two pieces of the performance are "Night on Bald Mountain," by Modest Mussorgsky, and "Romeo and Juliet, Fantasy Overture," by Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky.
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Library Computers and the Internet: IMPACT Survey
Did you know... Library patrons visited the website, thelibrary.org, more than 3.1 million times last year? And they averaged 25,000 page views every day. We know how busy the Library website is, but we would like to better understand how it makes a difference in your life.
Beginning Friday, Sept. 9 through Monday, Oct. 3, the Springfield-Greene County Library District will conduct an online survey to collect information about how our patrons use the Library's computers and Internet connection, and how this service makes a difference in their lives. It is one of about 400 participating library systems in the United States.
Patrons may access the online survey by clicking on the Impact icon on the footer of thelibrary.org home page, or go to http://impactsurvey.org/libselect/index.php?fscs=MO0020.
The information will help the Library evaluate our current services for the community, and communicate the value of public access computing. The University of Washington, with generous support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, will make the results available to the Library to use in our own data collection, planning, evaluation, and advocacy efforts. Through the survey website, the Library also gains access to new advocacy tools, including video instruction, to help us communicate the value of public access technology.
Individuals must be at least 14 years old to take the survey. It is completely confidential and is available in English and Spanish. All questions are optional, so feel free to answer only the questions you wish to answer. The survey can be completed in 10 to 15 minutes.
This IMPACT Survey will ask some general questions about how you use the Library, and provides multiple-choice options. It collects data across the following topics: general use of library and online resources, civic engagement, eBusiness, eCommerce, education, eGovernment, employment, health & wellness, and social inclusion.
The survey is an extension of the U.S. IMPACT Study. Conducted in 2009, the U.S. IMPACT Study was the first large-scale investigation of the ways library patrons use computers and the Internet at public libraries, why they use it, and how it affects their lives. The study was instrumental in providing evidence that access to the Internet at U.S. public libraries has a profound and measurable impact on individuals and communities.
The first study findings in "Opportunity for All: How the American Public Benefits from Internet Access at U.S. Libraries," [pdf] have helped public libraries throughout the United States improve public access services and advocate for better support of public access computing. The study's second report, "Opportunity for All: How Library Policies and Practices Impact Public Internet Access," [pdf] was released in June of 2011.
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Did some finished touches on the Jewelry Box lid which origianally had a bunch of flowers. I sanded off the flowers and painted Cucumber Falls on it instead. I enjoyed painting the falls very much. The flowers seemed to aggravate me.
This pic is of course with my crappy digital camera, when the paint dries, I'll scan it so everyone can see the fine detail of this piece. The camera lost 75% of the detail and color.
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Cold weather kills 17 in Afghan refugee camps—Amnesty International
KABUL—Severe cold weather sweeping through camps for people displaced by the Afghan war has killed 17 people, mostly children, Amnesty International said Tuesday.
The deaths occurred in the first two weeks of January in Kabul and Herat provinces, which host most of the country's half a million internally displaced people.
"These deaths were a preventable tragedy," Amnesty's deputy Asia Pacific director Polly Truscott said in a statement.
Last winter about 100 people, mostly children and the elderly, lost their lives in the camps and the Afghan government and international donors had been urged to prevent a repeat of the tragedy.
The latest deaths show "the inadequate co-ordination of winter assistance to hundreds of thousands of people living in displacement camps across the country," Truscott said.
"The fact that children and the elderly are among the dead highlights the need to protect those groups that are most vulnerable to the harsh winter conditions."
In the western province of Herat, assistance reached refugees returning to Afghanistan from abroad, but aid to those internally displaced was apparently blocked after pressure from the provincial governor's office, Amnesty said.
The local authorities were said to be concerned that offering aid to displaced people would encourage them to stay in camps permanently instead of returning to their home provinces.
Decades of conflict have left Afghanistan with one of the highest internally displaced populations in the world. The UN refugee agency estimates it at 450,000 but Amnesty said the actual number is likely to be much higher.
"There is a desperate need to act now to prevent further deaths this winter. Afghanistan and its donor partners should remember that safeguarding lives in these settlements is an obligation under international law," Truscott said.
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Hi RobI also had problem with my usb webcam kernel module, and the only way to get rid of it was to recompile the module against the new kernel.With previous Pluto release it has been a hard task (at least for me), but with .30 everything worked like a charm.I installed kernel-source and kernel-headers related to 22.214.171.124-vanilla-pluto-1-686 straight from pluto repository and following the pattern explained here (http://www.plutohome.com/support/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=69) modules were compiled without a glitch.As a note, motion shipped with Pluto .30 was crashing at startup (segmentation fault) in my box. Installing ffmpeg did not clear the problem and in the end I had to install motion 3.2.3-1HTHRegardsMarco
apt-get install kernel-source-18.104.22.168-vanilla-pluto-1-686apt-get install kernel-headers-188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686 188.8.131.52apt-get install kernel-kbuild-2.6-3cd /usr/srctar -xjvf kernel-source-184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686.tar.bz2
ls -la /lib/modules/184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686/
rm /lib/modules/188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686/buildln -s /usr/src/kernel-source-126.96.36.199-vanilla-pluto-1-686 /lib/modules/220.127.116.11-vanilla-pluto-1-686/build
mkdir kernel-kbuild-2.6-4cp -a kernel-source-188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686/scripts kernel-kbuild-2.6-4/ln -s kernel-source-22.214.171.124-vanilla-pluto-1-686/include/ kernel-kbuild-2.6-4
KDIR=/usr/src/kernel-headers-22.214.171.124-vanilla-pluto-1-686 make -f Makefile -e
Hi Robhere we go with my compiling notes. I don't know whether this is the most elegant way, but surely it worked for me......That's all, folksI hope that these note may help you.If not, let me know .. if you feel that it may help I could get pwc source and try to compile it on my box.RegardsMarco
apt-get install kernel-source-18.104.22.168-vanilla-pluto-1-686 apt-get install kernel-headers-184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686 220.127.116.11 apt-get install kernel-kbuild-2.6-3 cd /usr/src tar -xjvf kernel-source-18.104.22.168-vanilla-pluto-1-686.tar.bz2 ls -la /lib/modules/188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686/rm /lib/modules/126.96.36.199-vanilla-pluto-1-686/build ln -s /usr/src/kernel-source-184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686 /lib/modules/188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686/build #patch for kernel, but wasn't used#wget http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/patches/linux-2.6.13_pwc-10.0.8.patch.bz2 rm linux ln -s kernel-source-184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686 linuxcd linux#bzcat ../linux-2.6.13_pwc-10.0.8.patch.bz2 | patch -p1 make menuconfigmake dep make clean wget http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/files/pwc-10.0.7a.tar.bz2tar xjf pwc-10.0.7a.tar.bz2cd pwc-10.0.7amakefind /lib/modules/`uname -r`/ -name "pwc*.ko*"#found : /lib/modules/188.8.131.52-vanilla-pluto-1-686/kernel/drivers/usb/media/pwc/pwc.komv /lib/modules/18.104.22.168-vanilla-pluto-1-686/kernel/drivers/usb/media/pwc/pwc.ko /lib/modules/184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686/kernel/drivers/usb/media/pwc/pwc.ko.origcp pwc.ko /lib/modules/126.96.36.199-vanilla-pluto-1-686/kernel/drivers/usb/media/pwc/pwc.kodepmod -a
Hi Rob,I think you edited the post since this afternoon, because I read that you were experiencing a lot of compiling errors.From what I saw it looked like some symlinks were missing.I'm happy to see that anyway you solved your compiling issues.Just for your info, I tried to compile the drivers shipped with pluto kernel.I also wasn't able to compile them with KDIR=/usr/src/kernel-headers-184.108.40.206-vanilla-pluto-1-686 make -f Makefile -e, but I didn't get the huge error list that you got.I was anyway able to compile them by issuing a simple "make".I'm afraid that I could be missing something in my procedure, but I cannot figure out what it could be.I hope that I didn't take you too far from the path ...RegardsMarco


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