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Veteran lefty Chris Salamida gave the Fish another strong start and the bats continued to boom as the Winnipeg Goldeyes blasted the Sioux Falls Canaries 11-3 at Sioux Falls Stadium on Saturday night.
With the victory, the Goldeyes won their fifth straight game (all on the road) and their second straight series, improved to 51-41 on the season and remained a game and half behind Gary in the American Association wild card hunt with only eight games to play.
While Salamida went five complete innings allowing only one run on nine scattered hits, the Fish scored 11 runs on 14 hits as Josh Mazzola picked up three of them, scored two runs and drove in one; Casey Haerther had a pair of hits, two runs scored and four RBI; and Yurendell de Caster homered.
The Goldeyes didn't waste any time in this one. In the second inning, Mazzola drove in one run and the Fish scored another on a double play as Winnipeg took a quick 2-0 lead. In the fourth, Haerther drove in a pair of runs and Tyler Graham drove home another as Winnipeg took a 5-0 advantage.
The Fish added four more in the fifth and put it away as de Caster hit a solo homer, Haerther tripled in a pair of runs and Luis Alen singled home Haerther. At this stage, it was just a matter of making it to the final out. Sioux Falls scored a pair of late runs, but they had no bearing on the outcome.
The Fish added two more runs in the sixth as de Caster drove in a run with a ground out and Ryan Scoma drove in another with a sacrifice fly. That made it 11-1 and the Goldeyes were guaranteed their 51st win and a better-than-.500 season.
Chris Kissock, Gabe Aguilar and Patrick Keating came on in relief of Salamida and took care of the final 12 outs.
Salamida (6-0, 1.93 ERA) picked up the win, while Sioux Falls starter Kyle Vazquez (6-10, 6.26 ERA) suffered the loss.
The Goldeyes and Canaries will meet in the final game of this three-game weekend series Sunday at 1 p.m. in Sioux Falls. Matt Rusch will get the start for the Fish. The game can be heard live on TSN 1290.
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Armstrong attorney Tim Herman said that, after two months of negotiations, the cyclist refused participate in a process designed only to demonize selected individuals.
Armstrong said previously he is willing to participate in an international effort to clean up a sport that is based mostly in Europe.
USADA chief executive Travis Tygart said the agency had expected Armstrong would agree to talk and would be moving on without him.
Over the last few weeks he has led us to believe that he wanted to come in and assist USADA, but was worried of potential criminal and civil liability if he did so, Tygart said. Today we learned from the media that Mr. Armstrong is choosing not to come in and be truthful and that he will not take the opportunity to work toward righting his wrongs in sport.
For more than a decade, Armstrong denied using performance-enhancing drugs. But last year, USADA released a report that detailed extensive doping on his seven Tour de France-winning teams and stripped him of those titles. Armstrong then admitted last month in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that he doped to win those races.
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Attempting to grasp the central and inspiring motive of Francis's life and work, Manselli depicts the little man of Assisi struggling to step as faithfully as possible in the footprints of the model, Jesus Christ. At this juncture of history when religious orders have been directed to their original charisms, Raoul Manselli, in depicting Francis of Assisi reminds all Franciscan of the noble ideals upon which has been built the Order of Francis of Assisi.
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The best way to get to know Francis and his message is to see him through the eyes of someone who knew him. Thomas of Celano walked with Francis, knew Francis and followed him. This translation of Celano's First and Second Life of St. Francis enables us to see and experience Francis as his contemporaries did.
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Quebec City for SF Hounds
We are firming up our September trip to Montreal and QC and would appreciate recommendations. We have reserved in Montreal @ Brunoise,Ferreira and will also reserve @ Au Petit Extra and Lemeac.
Where should we eat in Quebec City( 3 days)? We like market driven menus and think Laurie Raphael might be ok for lunch. We will be staying at Dominion 1912.
We had a great lunch at Laurie Raphael a couple years back - I think they have a prix fixe still that is great value. Stylish classy yet down to earth place - impressed by the cordial service staff, decor etc as well as the creative food.
First of all, the Dominion is a GREAT choice of hotel! Now. Laurie is great for lunch, but depending on your budget, I would definitely do it for dinner.
For good market cuisine, mostly fish, try le Marie-Clarisse, who serves the best fish in the city. Close to the hotel too. You can also do Toast! a few minutes away from the Dominion.
But, seriously, Claude, the concierge at the Dominion is your best guide for restaurants. He's been in the business for ages and really knows his stuff. I suggest you email or call him and ask him for suggestions with your specifics. He will make the reservations for you and everything.
We just returned from Quebec City and were not so impressed w/ Marie Clarisse for lunch. There are a zillion places on the Grande Allee where you can walk, check out menus and can sit outside.
Laurie Raphael is excellent, although we had a an odd experience with fellow diners there.
See my post on Adventures in Quebec from a few days ago...
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Tho it sounds like it was a pretty bizarre experience for you its hardly typical of the restaurant - anyway, why not some compassion for the guy with the problem?
Both the Grand Allee and a lots of the lower town are crammed with cafes/sidewalk eating establishments, but its hard to tell whether any of them are chow-worthy - to me the atmosphere is a little offputting unless you like to eat in a crowd. Are any of these places worth visiting?
A friend also enjoyed Yuzu, a fusion place.
I agree that our experience at LR is clearly not the norm...I don't imagine it would be any place. As far as compassion, I had no issue with his back problem-it seemed he wanted us all to know about it as he went on loudly about it. I really do have an issue with bare feet in a restaurant. Sorry, I think that's really foul.
Yuzu is good-I forgot about that. Avoid Versa next door. The food was salty as could be!
Reply to MRS...I really think you had very bad experiences in Quebec. Versa usually serves pretty good stuff...
Thank you for the great review of Dominion. We are very much looking forward to our trip. I am thinking Laurie Raphael for either dinner or lunch. I might count on the concierge as you suggested for smaller "nights". We head back to Montreal with dinner at Brunoise on Friday so I might opt for Laurie Raphael on our "middle night"(Wednesday) in QC with something much smaller for the noc before we head back to Montreal.
We were in Quebec City last year. Our most memorable dinner ever in our lives was a restaurant called Le Saint Amour. The restaurant has contemporary cuisine. They have won numberous awards in food competitions. Yes, they are expensive..and worth every bit of it and more. My husband and I had their 10 course meal..tasting..so that the dishes were all presented to us without knowing in advance the items. Also, it was the only place to ever ask if we had any food allergies, which we dont. The wine, we ordered al acarte..We were there for 4 hours and 15 min..price was under 300 for 2..complete with tax etc..We will return there for sure..only open for dinner.
i was just in q.c., and we had dinner at a great thai/vietnamese place on the grand allee called "asia". there's another asia(same owners, by the looks of both restaurants) in the lower town in the old city.
the table d'hote had plenty of food, and was served at a great pace. the imperial rolls were good, and the pad thai was well done...the shrimp were amazing, chicken okay, and the noodles just saucy enough. fiance had general tao, which was done in a very original manner. well priced, too.


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Posted: Jan 30, 2013
From Topic: Central Information Reference (CIR)
I simply use tags (Gmail, Evernote, filing drawer etc.) for this, with each project getting its own folder. Most of the time I also link to the file path in the notes section of the task.
My project and folder structure is mirrored between Gmail, Dropbox, paper-based & Evernote, which makes things easy to manage (although you may need to do a folder clean up each month to remove any completed projects). As a result, if you tag a task as 'dropbox' or 'gmail' you know exactly which folder to find the information in.
Each evening I perform a 'sweep' of anything I have collected in my inbox so it can be filed correctly. This includes transferring any note from my paper notebook to Evernote or Toodledo. I like to think this process helps in terms of recall and ideas.
Posted: Dec 09, 2012
From Topic: Your Favorite Saved Searches?
These are the ones I work with. Work and non-work tasks have different tags, so I have Work searches, non-work searches, and All searches
Hotlist - Anything high priority, overdue or marked as Next Action (took this from Salgud)
To File - Anything in my 'in' folder or without a status/start date/end date goes here. Clearing this is part of my morning and evening checklist
Due/Start Today - Use this to push tasks to the hotlist search
Due/Start Tomorrow - Reviewed evening before so I can plan the next day
In Progress - Basically a list of everything that I can work on. This search catches items that take weeks or stuff I need to clarify (as the start today/tomorrow searches won't list them)
Active - Anything in a folder with Active as a status
Quick - Items that can be done quickly are marked with length of 2 minutes. Tend to do these all in one go
People searches - Most tasks that involve other people include their name. If I deal with the person regularly (wife, boss), they get their own search. E.g if I'm sitting in a meeting with my boss I can bring up the search 'Person - John Doe' and remember all items relevant to him
Completed tasks - Use this to reflect on things I've done, just a little trick so I can tell myself I'm a productive person
Posted: Nov 26, 2012
From Topic: Duplicate Project/Timeline
You could use an Excel template to calculate the dates and then import a CSV file.
I use this for projects I work on that have set tasks, instead of manually entering each task and risking forgetting some.
Posted: Nov 17, 2012
From Topic: My Trusted System
Posted by jjp_tmn:
Posted by shfl:
The only pain is trying to manage the searches on an Android app ...
What's the Android app you use? I'm using Ultimate To Do list and I don't they sync the saved searches option.
I use the same. So whatever saved searches are created in Toodledo have to be duplicated manually in Ultimate To Do List. Annoying.
Posted: Oct 21, 2012
From Topic: My Trusted System
Salgud, appreciate the time you took to outline your approach.
I adopted most of the ideas here, and especially like the custom saved searches. It has boosted my productivity without question.
The only pain is trying to manage the searches on an Android app as I have a two week view across work/non-work/all, so it's essentially six searches I need to update every week.
Posted: Sep 28, 2012
From Topic: Macros and Shortcuts for Gmail
I am using the trick outlined here: http://www.labnol.org/internet/auto-forward-gmail-messages/20665/ - It has some major drawbacks.
If you set up the auto-forward interval to something like one-minute, your Toodledo list will have duplicates if you tend to bounce emails in and out of the label that triggers auto-forwarding.
Second, Toodledo will treat each email as a task. So if you have a long threaded conversation, you will again have duplicate tasks.
You could probably fix this by editing the script if you're competent enough, though.
Posted: Aug 22, 2012
From Topic: Toodledo Redesign - July 2011
Posted by randalloc:
Just starting to really use this program.. one thing i wish you could add and that is the use of color(like a tab/catagory/project, etc) as a flexible tool for sorting or just visually being able to know something quickly by colors.
I second this.
Using Google Apps I have come to appreciate the ability of applying coloured labels to emails in Gmail. Very easy to filter/see how emails apply to different projects or categories.
Posted: Jan 19, 2012
From Topic: Easy Integration with Outlook
Simple but powerful tip.
Thanks, dan.julian.
Posted: Nov 13, 2011
From Topic: Tracking progress
How do you use Toodledo to keep track of task progress?
I have quite a few projects/tasks which take some time so it is not always easy to track progress. My 'just started' tasks are not differentiated by 'almost finished'.
The logical solution is to break tasks down either further but it is not always useful.
I found a solution from an old post here where someone used tags to track progress (e.g., 25, 50, 75). Am thinking that might work.
Posted: Oct 24, 2011
From Topic: How to add a task from a URL?
Have you looked at click.to? I set it up to copy text from a page, then hit a hotkey, and it is added into Toodledo.
Posted: Sep 20, 2011
From Topic: After reading "The Checklist Manifesto"
Checklists seem to me to be one of the keys of productivity and effectiveness - provided they are designed correctly. And if they keep jumbo jets in the sky, they are probably useful for helping you clean your home. The Checklist Manifesto is a great book, too.
I don't see the distinction between tasks and checklists. They help you get stuff done.
My current job has a fairly rigid checklist for projects. So I have a Toodledo-friendly CSV ready. Each time a new project comes through, I complete the checklist (due dates, tags etc.) and import. If you want to filter by checklist items, you can create a tag for each task called 'checklist' if it is a checklist item.
If you have ongoing projects (e.g., Clean House), you could create new Folders for each instance of cleaning your house, such as Clean House August Phase 1, Clean House August Phase 2.
The much more difficult part, at least for me, is designing an effective checklist.


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Indian Canyon
Throughout the Southwest, early Indigenous peoples developed an almost mystical tradition around naturally occurring pools, wells, and reservoirs. Regional sites such as Lucero Canyon, Waco Tanks, Thorn's Well and El Morro are embellished with quasi-religious petroglyphs and pictographs depicting various totems and water-spirits. These sites, some as old as 1500 B.C., were gathering places for early nomadic communities and the game they stalked; watering holes considered holy, as rain was a gift contingent upon reverence.
Journey to Tlalocan
In 2009, Pennock painted Journey to Tlalocan for the City of Las Cruces, New Mexico. In the mural Native Americans make their way to the mythical paradise of Tlalocan (place of Tlaloc, who is the Aztec god of rain, water, and fertility); as they travel through this land on horseback they approach the eternal stream where water and game spring forth eternal. Though the name of Tlaloc is of Aztec origin, he was worshipped in the deserts of Southern New Mexico and Mexico long before the Aztecs settled in their city of Tenochtitlan. Throughout much of Mesoamerica and in New Mexico, Tlaloc was depicted as an abstract representation of eyes seeing through lightning.
Quail Morning
In 2010, Pennock painted an environmental water tank mural called "Quail Morning" for the City of Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Here a flock of Quail darts across a desert landscape held in the morning light of a sun that rises above the Las Cruces Organ Mountains. In many European mythologies the Quail is associated with the summer sun and a good annual harvest, and here these birds symbolically represent the agricultural principles of the hardworking farmers who made the most out of the scarce resources allowed them in a desert environment. The running quail, the rising sun, and the blooming flowers all build upon the theme of nature's plentiful and perpetual return.
Jornada del Muerto
Jornada del Muerto depicts the historical journey of the 16th century Spanish Conquistador, Don Juan de Onate, as he guided hundreds of soldiers through the treacherous heat of the northern Chihuahuan desert. The tank was originally painted in January 1972, when Pennock was 17, and was thereafter reported in news outlets from New York City to Istanbul, Turkey, and would help to show as Gen. Hugh Milton said at its dedication ceremony, "[that] this is a land of many cultures, rich with history, where cultures intermingle [and where] strong men and ideas are born."
Agua Fria
14,000 square feet water tank mural for
the City of Las Cruces, New Mexico
Agua Fria depicts an agrarian scene from the Mexican colonial period that occurred in Southern New Mexico around 1830, when the regions first settlers traveled up and down the Camino Real and established their colony in the Mesilla Valley. Painted around this tank are roaming farmers, ranchers, and pioneer women. Their inverted images are reflected in a river that is the life-blood for New Mexican Agriculture, the Rio Grande.
Red Sandstone Monolith
Throughout the natural world stone outcroppings were believed to possess certain metaphysical connections, and in the desert Southwest many of them were adorned with petroglyphs; though, the meanings of the symbols are ultimately unknown, they might have been used for some type of sympathetic magic intended for beneficial purposes. With this water tank mural, the metaphysical rock becomes the tank itself, and the enigmatic symbols on the painted stone surface lend symbols of power to the water inside the tank.
In the Valley of the Moon
A 14,000 square foot mural for
the City of Las Cruces, New Mexico
The Valley of the Moon is a water tank mural painted in 1991 that honors the 500th anniversary of Columbus' voyage and discovery. It illustrates Columbus' three ships together with an abstract depiction of the New World in the shape of Quetzalcoatl: the feathered serpent god of the Aztec. Shown here is the untouched new world of pagan Mesoamerica as the fast approaching ships from Europe come to alter it forever.
Sierra County 1850
A 14,000 square foot water tank mural for
the City of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Sierra County 1890 depicts a region undergoing a cultural exchange with the Anglo-American impact in Southern New Mexico being represented. In this mural there are two Anglo characters prospecting in a stream flanked by two Texas Long Horned bulls; on it reverse there are buffalo in a charging fight.
Journey to the Sacred Springs
A 14,000 square foot water tank mural for
the City of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Journey to the Sacred Springs stands upon a large hill that commands the town and calls to mind the temples and memorials perched upon mountains of old. Pennock's mural portrays a host of stylized figures against an exuberant rolling landscape that celebrates the hidden gifts of the desert that were once so highly appreciated by the nomadic Apache.


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'RoboCop' Trailer Gives Off the Wrong First Impression
By now, you may have a read a few articles regarding the troubles with the remake of RoboCop. Well, there was one glaring issue that was talked about: the script. And when supposedly, some of that negativity comes from your director, that's no bueno. I for one, have been cautiously optimsitic about what the final product will be. That's optimism stems mostly from the director and its quite awesome cast. Well, we now have our first look at what will be coming our way in Feb and...maybe the director was on to something. Take a look:
Now, being a big fan of the original, its hard not to look at this and do a quick comparison. And while in some regards that's unfair to do, they're still remaking the movie. My first impression is this looks like it will be a watered down PG-13 version (the studio may be taking this route after seeing how awful Dredd performed at the box office). It also looks like they're going to focus more on the family side of things (something the original only did through flashbacks). Which again, it could work, but this is a remake of RoboCop, not Kramer vs. Kramer...just saying.
Then there's the villian, which I presume will be Michael Keaton. I love Keaton, but a villain he does not make. It would've been way cooler to have Gary Oldman take on that part, but who am I to say? But Keaton's at first glance miscasting could be rectified if they nail the villain's henchman (which might turn out to be Jackie Earl Haley, who is only shown briefly in the trailer).
RoboCop comes out in Feb, which might be a telltale sign of how good or bad this movie could turn out to be (Jan & Feb tend to be the time when studios dump films they have no confidence in). I'll be honest though, I want to see a second trailer. I want to see if all my fears are warranted or not. Hopefully this project works because it would be great to see a new kick ass RoboCop on the big screen. As it stand right now though, Paul Verhoeven might have something else to bitch about (see his criticism of the Total Recall remake).


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Here's that scribble inked. Maybe I'll actually get things done a day early for once. Unfortunately I still need sleep.
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A Perfect Weekend in the HDL!
Posted by billgrant | May 16th 2013 | 11:21 am
I would like to write a post about some amazing things happening in Downtown Canton this weekend. This is an ideal weekend to spend in the HDL (http://www.cantonhdl.com/) and the following is how I would do it!
To start the morning on Saturday, I would visit the Canton Farmer's Market in Cannon Park. It starts at 8:00 and continues through noon. You can find fresh produce, eggs, jams, jellies and other homemade and handmade goods. The Farmer's Market has become very popular and was created and operated by the Canton Main Street Program.(https://www.facebook.com/pages/Canton-Farmers-Market/167712443290710?fref=ts)
After visiting the Farmer's market, I would head over to Brown Park for the 10th Annual Canton Festival of the Arts presented by the Cherokee Arts Center.(http://cherokeearts.org/) According to the Art's Center, this year's festival promises a broad array of activities for every age and interest. The popular juried Artist Market returns and is expected to include more than 70 fine artists from throughout the south and beyond. The Festival's Literary Celebration will feature nationally acclaimed authors during both days of the event as well as several storytellers and children's authors. Other events include hands-on children's art activities and the popular Serenity Garden area where visitors can enjoy and purchase a wide variety of plants and natural products. Also, this year's festival will offer a Beer and Wine Garden! Saturday evening the festival will come to an exciting close, as the up-and-coming Nashville band Bush Hawg (http://www.bushhawg.com/) will take the stage at the Cherokee Arts Center! I have attended this festival for many years and would certainly say that it is the best arts festival in North Georgia! Better yet, there is no fee for admission!
With an initial stroll around the festival it is time for lunch! Numerous food options exist and these include: enjoying one of the many options at the Art's Festival, or patronizing a downtown hot spot likeThe Painted Pig Tavern, R & M Sandwich Shop, or Old Towne Hot Dogs & Deli.
After lunch, I would head over to the Historic Court House and visit the Cherokee County History Museum and Visitors Center on the first floor. (http://www.cherokeecountyhistorymuseum.com/ ) Admission to the museum is free and offers and interesting and highly educational experience. The museum is brought to you by the Cherokee County Historical Society. (www.rockbarn.org)
Did someone say Beer and Wine Garden? Time to head back over to the Art's Festival and check things out with an afternoon beverage and spend the rest of the afternoon looking at and acquiring some fine art! Also, I should mention that if you want to bring your children, they will be easily occupied and educated in Children's area and will participate in the making of the 2013 Community Mural.
Now, it is on to an early dinner. There are three excellent options to choose from in Downtown Canton. However, for this evening I would recommend you make reservations. The choices are:
The Downtown Kitchen ( http://thedowntownkitchen.com/)
The Painted Pig Tavern (https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Painted-Pig-Tavern/481060468600926?fref=ts)
Goin' Coastal (http://www.goincoastalseafood.com/)
I would end the evening with the Bush Hawg concert at the Cherokee Arts Center. The concert is brought to you by The Painted Pig Tavern and the Cherokee Arts Center. Tickets are selling fast and can be purchased online at http://www.showclix.com/event/3754265. The concert starts at 7:00.
The Arts Festival will be in full swing again on Sunday in case you wanted to come back for more fun and catch brunch at the Painted Pig Tavern.
Of course, this was just an ideal way to spend a weekend but, I just wanted to share all of the amazing things that are happing in Downtown Canton this weekend. Please come out and see our beautiful Historic Downtown and enjoy! Also, a very special thanks to the Cherokee Arts Center, The Cherokee County Historical Society, and the Canton Main Street Board. I guess you know where I will be this weekend!
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Birders on Puerto Rico have a chance of seeing two endemic night birds: one, the Puerto Rican Screech-owl Megascops nudipes, is widespread (with another [disputed] subspecies, newtoni, from the Virgin Islands either Critically Endangered or Extinct) and most insomniacs will at least hear its guttural, trilling purr if they try hard enough; the other, the Puerto Rican Nightjar Caprimulgus noctitherus, was thought extinct until it's rediscovery until 1961, is Critically Endangered, probably declining, range-limited, and very difficult to see…
Photo left copyright Kevin Loughlin, Wildside Nature Tours
Back to the gorgeous Múcaro (as the Puerto Rican Screech-owl is called in Spanish), a pint-sized, heavily-streaked bundle of fury with a face bordered with striking white feathers. For such a small bird it's over-burdened with myth and folklore. Not only was it once thought that owls bring bad luck, but – according to the usually reliable and very excellent owlpages.com – "people from the mountain coffee plantations used to blame the little múcaro for the loss of coffee grains. The belief was that the coffee was part of the owls' diet, and many owls were killed".
Screech-owls high on caffeine might be a fearsome sight indeed, but even if were true (which it wasn't of course – they eat mainly insects and occasionally small mammals which were far more likely to cause damage to coffee plants than the owls were) it seems a little unfair to kill them for it. To add insult to injury, so widespread was this bizarre belief that – again according to owlpages.com – folk songs were written on the subject. And appallingly bad ones at that:
"Poor Múcaro
you're a gentleman
you just want to eat a rat,
then the rat set up a trap,
he eats the coffee grains
and people blame you."
Possibly in Spanish and set to a guitar that sounds quite musical, but it's no Woody Guthrie anthem…
Fortunately Screech-owls survived having songs sung at them and they are still described by Mark Oberle in 'Puerto Rico's Birds in Photographs' as "common in appropriate habitat", which he goes on to say includes "Forests, woodlots, tree-filled gardens, and forest edges".
IBAs where the Puerto Rico Screech-owl has been recorded
BirdLife International says that "the population trend appears to be stable, and hence the species does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations)": they classify the species as Least Concern, though egg predation by Pearly-eyed Thrashers Margarops fuscatus have apparently been a problem for these lovely birds.
Puerto Rican Screech-owl/Múcaro Megascops nudipes nudipes
Photos copyright Alberto López-Torres, puertoricanwildlifephotography.blogspot.com
The three excellent photos above clearly show where the scientific specific name nudipes comes from: unlike many similar owls this species has unfeathered legs and feet. Visiting birders shouldn't necessarily expect to get views as good as these incidentally – though vocal throughout the year, decades of being sung at mean that Puerto Rican Screech-owls now normally hide deep within thick foliage…(note to Wikipedia: this last comment is not entirely accurate).


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"Dreamgirls" is on everybody's mind. It isn't surprising coz they're so charming. The musical drama feature becoming even more interesting as it is supported by notable artists, like Beyonce Knowles, Jamie Foxx, and Eddie Murphy. Besides them, there is also one more additional cast. It's Danny Glover.
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Thoughts about setup and deployment issues, WiX, XNA, the .NET Framework and Visual Studio
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As I was reading one of the posts on Quan To's new blog, I noticed that someone posted a link to a tool named msiinv.exe on their tools page. This tool (which stands for MSI Inventory) wraps some of the publicly documented MSI APIs to provide information about the state of all Windows Installer products, features and components that Windows Installer thinks are installed on your computer. I say "thinks are installed" because there are some rare cases where the actual installation state of a given product can get out of sync with the information Windows Installer has stored in its internal data structures, which can cause confusion for setup packages.
I use this tool nearly every day as one of the first troubleshooting tools for setup problems because it allows me to get a baseline snapshot of what the current state is for a machine before I start trying to make changes to fix any problems a customer might be having.
Example usage of msiinv.exe
One of the common uses of msiinv.exe is if someone is trying to install one of the recent beta builds of VS 2005 or .NET Framework 2.0 and the setup UI states that you are not allowed to install because a previous beta version of <insert product name here> is on the machine and you must uninstall that first. Sometimes after receiving this error message, a user will look in Add/Remove Programs and the product that setup is complaining about is nowhere to be found, or there is an Add/Remove Programs entry for that product but trying to remove it claims that the product is not on the computer and asks if you would like to remove the entry from the Add/Remove Programs list.
In these cases, you can use the following steps:
These steps will create a text file named c:\msiinv\msiinv_output.txt with a list of each product that Windows Installer thinks is installed on the system. Then you can open the text file in any text editor and search the list of products for the name of the product that setup told you to uninstall. The output will look something like this (I am using an example from a machine that has .NET Framework 2.0 beta 2 installed):
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Beta 2 Product code: {7A1ADD0C-17F3-47B8-B033-A06E189C835D} Product state: (5) Installed. Package code: {856D48D2-6F94-466D-9732-534DB5854FB3} Version: 2.0.50215<note: there is more info after this but I am omitting it because it isn't useful to the rest of my example>
Now we have the Windows Installer product code and we can use that to uninstall the product by running msiexec /x <product code> (make sure that you include the curly braces in this command line). If the product is actually installed on your system you will see a progress screen and uninstall will complete, and from there you should be able to re-run VS or .NET Framework setup and successfully install.
If Windows Installer thinks that the product is installed but it really isn't, then running msiexec /x <product code> will give you an error stating that this command is only valid for installed products. If this happens, you will need to perform an extra step to remove the data that causes Windows Installer to think this product is installed. You can download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility and install and run it on your machine to fix this. In the list of applications that this tool displays, choose the one that matches the product name displayed when you first ran VS or .NET Framework setup and choose to remove it. After this removal completes, you should be able to re-run VS or .NET Framework setup and successfully install.
Advanced usage of msiinv.exe
The msiinv.exe tool has several command line parameters that you can see by running it with the /? switch. A couple of the more interesting options are the following:
<update date="12/1/2008"> Updated the link to msiinv.zip because the old location was no longer available. </update>
<update date="2/12/2009"> Updated command line for running msiinv.exe so it will work on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. </update>
<update date="4/1/2009"> Removed broken link to msiinv.exe tool </update>
<update date="10/11/2012"> Embedded new SkyDrive link to msiinv.exe tool </update>
Hi Aaron.
Thanks for your answer.
For at least one soft (the one I'm concerned with), the orphaned component are not specified as 'Permanent' in the MSI (nor in the ISM as the package has been built with InstallShield 12).
I'm afraid they remain because of a broken reference counter or something like that due to the way the MSI has been designed (unfortunately). Is there a way to remove them from the system? (without resinstalling the OS)
I can't find the Component ID in the registry.
Hi Boivin - Windows Installer components are stored in an obfuscated manner in the registry, and I wouldn't recommend trying to manually modify any Windows Installer registry data because it is pretty easy to leave your system in an inconsistent state. These component references aren't going to hurt anything - the worst thing I think could happen here is that if you install some product in the future with that same component in it, it could cause the component reference count to be one too high. That isn't really going to affect anything, so overall it would probably be best to leave this as is and not try to manually fix it up.
Thank you for excellent article!
It was very-very helpfull for me (I had a big problem with uninstalling Visual Studio 2010 ultimate trial)
Tried to upgrade SQL Express 2008 to 2008R2. For some reason the upgrade failed which left my server in a half way installed state. The above procedure helped me to get rid of both 2008 a 2008R2.
Hi Aaron, I am using msiinv.exe to monitor a build server farm (ccnet). I get different results when I run under two different domain logins.
I'm wondering if the API is returning msi entries visible to the user?
I will try to confirm this - however, would appreciate some guidance from the author.
thx. Appreciate the excellent tool!
Andy, NZ
Hi Badcop666 at hotmail dot com - I didn't create the MsiInv tool. I got permission from the person who did to post it and write about it. I have access to the source code too though, so I took a look and it is just calling standard Windows Installer APIs such as MsiEnumProducts (msdn.microsoft.com/.../aa370101.aspx) to determine what is installed on the computer. If you have any per-user MSIs or components installed on a computer, then it is definitely possible for you to get different results when running this tool with different domain logins.
Thank you *so* much for this. I've manage to uninstall the remnants of a program that's been annoying me for months. It had preventing me from reinstalling the software properly. Fabulous work!
Hi Aaron,
I tried the instructions above at the cmd prompt but I got this message
"'C:\msiinv\msiinv.exe-p' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file"
I can run the c:\msiinv\msiinv.exe no problem...I just cannot read that fast! What noob mistake am I making here? Thanks for all your help!
Hi keith42 - You need to put a space between msiinv.exe and -p. Can you please give that a try and let me know if it works for you?


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Alps to Ocean Cycle
Spectacular cycling from Mt Cook towards the vibrant coastal town of Oamaru
Spectacular cycling from Mt Cook towards the vibrant coastal town of Oamaru
This award-winning haven 12km north of Oamaru on SH1 blends leather couches and polished concrete for a sophisticated ambience. Much of Riverstone's produce is from their own onsite gardens, with standout options including free-range pork with fennel and apple slaw, or delicious panko-crumbed red cod with chunky hand-cut chips.
Ride New Zealand's most iconic cycling path along the old Central Otago branch railway line
A regular contender in Cuisine magazine's Best of NZ gongs, Plato has a retro-themed location near the harbour and a strong beer and wine list. Try standouts like the Indian seafood curry or grilled salmon on potato gnocchi. Sunday brunch is worth the shortish trek from the CBD. Bookings are recommended.
In an old limestone quarry near the waterfront, you can see the little tykes from Oamaru's blue-penguin colony surfing in and wading ashore. The penguins arrive just before dark (around 5.30pm in midwinter and 9.30pm midsummer), and it takes them about an hour to all come ashore. You'll see the most penguins (up to 150) in November and December.
Taiaroa Head, at the peninsula's eastern tip, has the world's only mainland royal albatross colony. The best time to visit is from December to February, when one parent is constantly guarding the young while the other delivers food throughout the day. Sightings are most common in the afternoon when the winds pick up, and calm days don't see much bird action.
The Orokonui Ecosanctuary occupies a 300-hectare nature reserve on Otago Harbour's north shore. Its mission is to provide a predator-free refuge to repopulate species previously exiled to smaller offshore islands. Around 20 different species of birds now make the sanctuary their forest home.
If your legs are weary after mountain biking or hiking, or you just want to cosy up with your significant other, pop into the Omarama Hot Tubs.
Explores Otago's cultural and physical past and present, from geology and dinosaurs to the modern day. The Tangata Whenua Maori gallery houses an impressive waka taua (war canoe), wonderfully worn old carvings and some lovely pounamu (greenstone) works.
In an old limestone quarry near the waterfront, Oamaru's blue-penguin colony sees little blue penguins surfing in and wading ashore at the visitors centre . The penguins arrive just before dark (around 5.30pm in midwinter and 9.30pm midsummer) and it takes them about an hour to all come ashore.
The world's steepest residential street (or so says the Guinness Book of World Records ), Baldwin St has a gradient of 1 in 1.286 (19°). From the city centre, head 2km north up Great King St to where the road branches sharp left to Timaru. Get in the right-hand lane and continue straight ahead. This becomes North Rd, and Baldwin St is on the right after 1km.
There are large hides and good trails to the yellow-eyed penguin colony at Bushy Beach, where the penguins come ashore in late afternoon to feed their young. Two hours before dark is the best time to see them. Despite their Maori name, hoiho (noisy shouter), they're extremely shy; if they see or hear you they'll head back into the water. Graves Trail, a 2.


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The recently completed Mossville Bluffs Watershed Restoration Master Plan identified an opportunity for the creation of a ravine overlay district (R.O.D.) to be used as a mechanism to continue the ongoing preservation and rehabilitation of the Peoria Lakes and the Illinois River Valley. After verbal encouragement from the Illinois River Valley Council of Governments ((IRVCG), an association of local municipal representatives), an effort to more thoroughly investigate the opportunity for development of a regional R.O.D. became a priority.
The R.O.D. will create a model zoning district that will be used to protect rapidly eroding, bluff and wooded areas (particularly those under developmental pressures). Recent analysis completed using the leam modeling tool project this encroaching development will consume approximately 8,500 acres (or 9.5 %) of local forested land over the next 30 years. The results of the leam modeling system identify the possibility of preserving a substantial portion of these sensitive areas via tools such as the proposed R.O.D.
The design of the R.O.D. model ordinance will allow for wide scale utilization and adoption from entities both inside and outside the Tri-County area.
Below is a detailed description of the R.O.D. work plan.
Work Tasks Estimated Time
The excitement of local officials coupled with current watershed restoration efforts and the utilization of the LEAM modeling tool all intertwine to create a strong foundation from which to undertake this exciting planning effort. The ultimate goal is to provide a customized process that allows local governmental bodies to implement a regional strategy that can be used for the protection and enhancement of the region's environmentally sensitive areas.
Management Plan-
The R.O.D. project will be headed up by and staffed through the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission (TCRPC). The TCRPC is a regional body representing Tazewell, Peoria, and Woodford Counties and will bring professional staff support to the project specializing in zoning, natural resource preservation, erosion control, bluff preservation, GIS development, among many other areas of specialty.
The TCRPC has extensive ordinance development experience and is well positioned to introduce the R.O.D. on a regional scale.
Supporting Resources-
The Tri-County area has been blessed with strong local, state, and federal commitments towards the ongoing preservation and rehabilitation of the Illinois River, the Peoria Lakes, and the region's abundance of natural areas. Numerous projects have been completed, or are in the process of completion, that strongly supports the preservation of these valuable assets. The resources list that follows is an example of the valuable resources that this project will be able to capitalize on and enhance.
Mossville Bluffs Watershed Restoration Master Plan:
LEAM modeling Project and the Future Landscapes Report:
The model would assist the R.O.D. development by identifying threatened natural areas, querying specific locals, and analyzing potential impacts of growth on these natural areas.
Peoria County Resource Inventory:
Illinois River Valley Council of Governments:
Given the abundance of local resources and past planning efforts, the Tri-County area is well positioned to create a tool that will provide immediate relief and protection for the area's natural assets The groundwork for collaboration and action has been set, the R.O.D. will now provide an opportunity for immediate implementation.


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- Cast: Brad Pitt, Diane Kruger, Melanie Laurent, Christoph Waltz, Daniel Bruhl, Eli Roth, Samm Levine, B.J. Novak, Til Schweiger, Gedeon Burkhard, Paul Rust, Michael Bacall, Omar Doom, Sylvester Groth, Julie Dreyfus, Jacky Ido, August Diehl, Martin Wuttke, Richard Sammel, Christian Berkel, Sonke Mohring, Michael Fassbender, Mike Myers, Rod Taylor, Denis Menochet, Cloris Leachman, Maggie Cheung, Samuel L. Jackson
- Director: Quentin Tarantino
- Writer: Quentin Tarantino
- Producers: Lawrence Bender, Quentin Tarantino
- Co Producers: Christoph Fisser, Henning Molfenter, Charlie Woebcken
- Associate Producers: William Paul Clark, Bruce Moriarty, Pilar Savone
- Executive Producers: Lloyd Phillips, Erica Steinberg, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein
- Art Direction: Sebastian T. Krawinkel
- Castings: Jenny Jue, Johanna Ray
- Costume Design: Anna B. Sheppard
- D.O.P.: Robert Richardson
- Editor: Sally Menke
- Makeup: Pamela Grujic
- Production Design: David Wasco
- Set Decoration: Sandy Reynolds-Wasco
"Inglourious Basterds" (sic) begins in German-occupied France, where Shosanna Dreyfus (Mélanie Laurent) witnesses the execution of her family at the hand of Nazi Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz). Shosanna narrowly escapes and flees to Paris, where she forges a new identity as the owner and operator of a cinema.
Elsewhere in Europe, Lieutenant Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) organizes a group of Jewish soldiers to engage in targeted acts of retribution. Known to their enemy as "The Basterds," Raine's squad joins German actress and undercover agent Bridget Von Hammersmark (Diane Kruger) on a mission to take down the leaders of The Third Reich. Fates converge under a cinema marquee, where Shosanna is poised to carry out a revenge plan of her own...
Basic Information
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Filming Locations: Berlin, Germany; Paris, France; Saxony, Germany
- Production Companies: Lawrence Bender Productions, Neunte Babelsberg Film, Universal Pictures, The Weinstein Company
- Production Schedule: October 13th 2008 -
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In 2005, Quentin Tarantino was quoted as saying that he had written the script, a World War II story, but that he needed to convert it to a shooting script. He said that writing the script and preparing a shooting script were "two different things".
Quentin Tarantino started writing this movie before Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) but could not decide on a good ending and decide to put it on hold to do Kill Bill with Uma Thurman, a project he had been mentally preparing since Pulp Fiction (1994).
Quentin Tarantino has said that he intends for this to be as much a war film as a spaghetti western, and has said he considered titling the movie "Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied France". He gave that title instead to one of the chapters of the film.
Quentin Tarantino worked on the script for almost a decade.
David Krumholtz dropped out due a scheduling conflict and Samm Levine took his place.
British actor Simon Pegg was originally set to play Lt. Archie Hicox but was forced to pull out of the project because of scheduling conflicts. Michael Fassbender replaced him.
Tarantino approached Adam Sandler to play Sgt. Donnie Donowitz. But Sandler had to turn it down because the schedule conflicted with the filming of Funny People (2009).
The role of Francesca Mondino was written especially for Julie Dreyfus, who played a similar character in Quentin's previous movie, Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003).
Nastassja Kinski was in talks for the role of Bridget Von Hammersmark; Tarantino even flew to Germany to meet the actress, but a deal wasn't reached.
The name of Brad Pitt's character, Lt. Aldo Raine, is a homage to actor Aldo Ray.
Eli Roth's character, Sgt. Donnie Donowitz, is part of the Tarantino-verse, sharing the last name of the film producer character, Lee Donowitz, in the Tarantino-written True Romance (1993). The Lee Donowitz character also produced a war film "Comin' Home in a Body Bag".
Isabelle Huppert was the first choice for Madame Mimieux. But the actress' behavior (too 'divistic') apparently irritated Quentin Tarantino so he replaced her with screen siren Maggie Cheung.
Michael Madsen was originally announced to star as a character named Babe Buchinsky.
Tim Roth was in talks with Tarantino to play Donnie Donowitz.
Tarantino originally wanted Leonardo DiCaprio to play Hans Landa but decided that a German-speaking actor should play the role.
According to Eddie Murphy, he was in talks with Tarantino for a role in the film.
The scar on Aldo Raine's neck will not be mentioned throughout the film. However, it hints that Aldo survived lynching, a common punishment in the early 1900's.
Despite being Brad Pitt and Quentin Tarantino's first time working together, Brad had co-starred in True Romance (1993) (which was written by Tarantino).
The name of Mike Myers' character is a homage to actress Edwige Fenech.


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