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Last night at the Garden, Wade Dubielewicz and the New York Islanders continued their recent success over the Rangers with a 4-3 shootout victory to keep their playoff hopes alive. The loss ended the Rangers winning streak, but with the point earned, they have now gone ten straight games collecting points, their best such streak in almost 13 years.
Jeff Tambellini won the shootout when he beat Henrik Lundqvist in the sixth round. The only other goals scored in the exciting last chapter were by Nigel Dawes and Bill Guerin.
With the victory, the Isles have won four of the five matches against the Blueshirts this season. For whatever reason, "Dubie" and crew have had their way with the Rangers this season. But last night, the Isles definitely didn't bring their "A" game. In fact, they managed just 18 shots on goal (one game after amassing a record 53); fortunately for them, two of those shots found the back of the net due to some good bounces.
In the opening period, the Blueshirts came out with great energy and took the play right to the Isles, who had little response to their attack. The first half of the frame was played largely in the Isles end, but the Rangers couldn't score. Their best chance was Brandon Dubinsky's shot that clanked off the crossbar. When a team dominates play and can't take advantage, they frequently find trouble later on, and that's exactly what happened. Shots favored the Rangers 12-6.
The Islanders got the only tally of the period on an unassisted goal by Blake Comeau at 18:43 that was the result of a giveaway by Marek Malik. From behind the goal line, Malik turned the puck over and Comeau just shot it on net. The puck caromed off Michal Rozsival's skate and then off Lundqvist before going in the net.
The Rangers took just two and a half minutes to get the equalizer in the second on a power-play goal by Dawes, however. But 41 seconds later, the Isles regained the lead when Sean Bergenheim fired a shot from the high slot that beat Lundqvist. Trent Hunter then widened the Islanders advantage to 3-1 two minutes later when he deflected Ruslan Fedotenko's shot to put the capacity crowd on edge, but Chris Drury answered back two minutes after that with a blast from long range that Dubielewicz was screened on. A little over seven minutes had elapsed in the second, and four goals were on the board. Both teams settled down and the period ended with the Isles holding onto the same slim one goal lead. Shots again favored the home team 11-7.
That margin was erased early in the final frame by a shorthanded tally from Ryan Callahan, who knocked in the rebound of a Scott Gomez effort at 5:47. It was the 14th time (worst in the league) the Isles had surrendered a shorthanded goal. With the game knotted, the Rangers were in good shape considering the Isles were playing their third game in four nights. But it was the visiting team who stepped up and carried the play. The Rangers seemed content to come away all even after regulation and earn a point. There were only nine shots on goal total (5-4 for the Blueshirts).
The overtime was tense but neither team got the game-winner. In the shootout, coach Renney's strategy to shoot last backfired as each time his Rangers missed on their turn, the pressure on Lundqvist to stop the Islanders' shooters mounted. Furthermore, Jaromir Jagr, who played very well despite having nothing to show for it on the score board was noticeably absent from the ending theatrics. While he has not proven himself this year in the shootout, he skated with great confidence last night and had multiple scoring opportunities. He might have been a better alternative than Rozsival and Brandon Dubinsky (who had no shootout experience). Protecting Jagr's delicate psyche was not the right move.
Dubielewicz made 27 saves in a spectacular winning performance while Lundqvist stopped just 15 shots in reasonable effort. The finale of the home-and-home is Thursday night on Long Island.


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Great school with caring teachers and friendly families. My oldest started kindergarten here last year and has learned so much. The teachers keep the parents involved, and the parents also talk to each other (and we just moved into the area in time for school so we knew no one ahead of time). It is a surprisingly collaborative community I fear we will not easily find again if/when we leave the area.
Potowmack Elementary is a wonderful school with great leadership and a caring staff genuinely invested in providing a quality education. My son loves the school staff and activities there. They really focus on incentives, not only for academic achievement, but emphasizing character. The PTA has strong parental involvement and treats the staff very well to show our appreciation.
One amazing school with caring and fabulous teachers and parents. We feel so fortunate our child is receiving such a great public education.
I have three children currently attending this school and my husband and I say that we lucked out getting to send our kids here. Our kids are not white and I have only volunteered a couple of times in 3 years. And my kids are graded fairly and all of their teachers and the other administrators at their school have gone out of their way for them. My kids have been noticed for doing good deeds and have received awards. This is a great school. My mom is a retired school teacher of another state and she came to visit my kids for lunch and was so impressed with the students, the projects in the hallway and my kids knowledge not just of math and reading and history, but of art and music. And I have noticed that my kids and other kids at this school miss school when they are not there.
I attended Potowmack quite awhile ago- I started there in 2nd grade in 1999, and graduated from 5th grade in 2003. It was a wonderful school and the years I spent there were amazing! The only year that wasn't so good was 3rd grade, because I had a pretty bad teacher that year, but all my other teachers were excellent and I learned so much from them. Mrs. Snow, my 4th grade teacher, is the only one of my teachers who is still at Potowmack currently. She was one of the most wonderful and caring teachers I have ever had, so the kids of today are very lucky to still have her there! I also had lots of nice friends and was never bullied by any other kid. The PTA activities were so much fun and my parents and I loved going to them. The drama club was great- I was in it and performed in the play in both 4th and 5th grade. When I look back on my childhood, it puts a smile on my face and I get all nostalgic, and I can definitely say that a lot of it is due to having had the privilege of attending Potowmack Elementary!
I am a student at Potowmack Elementary School who is going to enter sixth grade next year. I do not believe that this school is bad in any way. The PTA activities that are organized, such as Bingo Night and Variety Show, are very fun. All students are treated equally and are given the same chance to learn.
I am horrified to read the review which labeled this school and teachers as racists! I am parent of one non-white kid studying there for four year now. My child has done extremely well both academically and socially. Apart from an unruly kid case in 1st grade, there have been 0 instances of bullying or mistreatment. There is a great bit of parent volunteering and involvement. However, it's all free labor and to the benefit of all children. Their children might be benefiting a bit in terms of social comfort level in school, however, I do not believe that they get free ride academically. Both my child and I absolutely love this school and the teachers.
We have been with this school for 3 years now. It is a great school with very good teachers and an excellent principal. The PTA is excellent too. This school has differentiated instruction from grade 1. Kids dont feel pressured as they are put in groups based on their ability level. They are all made comfortable, so they can do their best. The PTA organizes Chess, Cricket,different language classes, several other sports and craft activities after school, to cater to all the kids. The school offers well rounded education which is what our kids need to do well in life.
Potowmack Elementary has been an amazing school for my boys. We've been here for four years. We have had AMAZING teachers every year. I love that each class has levels of learning for each child. The effort the students and parents put in shows in the output of the child's education. The principal does a great job of hiring highly educated, creative, and caring teachers.The PTA is wonderful as well. The activities they provide during and after school are diverse and interesting to not only the students but the parents as well! We HIGHLY recommend this school.
This is a racist school where white kids get more attention and recognition. Even if the child is academically way ahead, the teachers will prefer the white kids to non white kids. The other factor that drives the grades and recognition is the parents volunteering a lot. Their kids then , even if they are below grade level get straight As in their report cards. In some classes, the study material provided is much below standards . Overall, I would say.. stay away from this school if you are not white.
We have two children in attendance and this is our fifth year at Potowmack Elementary. The quality of academic programs and of the teachers is excellent! The teachers are deeply committed to ensuring that each child is performing to the best of their abilities. All subjects are taught at the specific level of the students - this is done by grouping the students by subject/level. Parent participation is amazing and the community is very involved in the student, teachers, and overall day-to-day activities of the school. Principal involvement and communication via today's technology could be improved upon but does not distract from the overall greatness of the school. The Potowmack PTA is amazing and offers many activities ranging from after-school programs, Bingo nights, International nights and even Bunko! Loudoun County Schools are amongst the highest ranked in the country, and with good reason. I highly recommend this school.
This is our fourth year at Potowmack Elementary School and I love it. I have my girl in fifth grade this year and every day she can t wait to go a school. She was like this every single year at Potowmack. The quality of academic programs is very high; there are opportunities for all levels of learning. We have special programs for advance kids and also for kids that need extra help. There are many clubs to join, from art to sport to science and many other areas for the kids to explore. The PTA involvement is very high at our school. We have a waiting list for volunteering if you can imagine. I am very happy to have my girl at Potowmack Elementary and I can recommend this school to all the new parents that consider moving into our beautiful neighborhood.
My son has been in the school for the 2nd year now and his kindergarten experience was wonderful.They have very goood teachers and parent involment is super high!The principal,Mrs.Radcliff is GREAT.
My child will attend her second year to this school. I can say that I am pleased with this school and with the attention that my child got while in her second grade. I like the fact that each class has four different academic groups of children and the teachers will work individual with every group. Extra curriculum and activities are provided for the children and as a parent I have plenty of opportunities to get involved into my child s day by day activity.
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5th November 2013
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22nd October 2013
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US: Michele Bachmann will not seek re-election to Congress 27
7:02 PM — Anti-gay Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann says she will not run for another term in the US House of Representatives.
7th May 2013
US: Illinois GOP Chairman resigns after supporting equal marriage
2:53 PM — The Chairman of the US Republican Party in Illinois has resigned, following persistent calls for him to step down over his support for equal marriage, but has denied that is the reason for his resignation.
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19th April 2013
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17th April 2013
Nancy Reagan supports same-sex marriage says daughter Patti Davis 7
5:49 PM — Former First Lady Nancy Reagan supports same-sex marriages, says her daughter Patti Davis.
13th April 2013
US: Republican Party votes to reaffirm opposition to equal marriage and support for Prop 8 28
12:19 AM — The US Republican Party's national committee voted unanimously on Friday to reaffirm its opposition to equal marriage, and to urge the Supreme Court to uphold Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage, and the Defense of Marriage Act.
12th April 2013
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11th April 2013
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1st April 2013
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The record-shattering $27 million dollar auction price of the ultra-rare 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S NART Spider is making waves through the entire classic car scene.
Never before has such a late-model Ferrari earned such totals - which are typically the preserve of the 250 series from pre-1964.
What makes this gorgeous Ferrari so much more valuable than the thousands of other classic Ferrari's seeking new homes? How did the price of this single model nearly double the $14 million dollar average price - excluding this giant total - when any of these 10 cherished models have changed hands in the past?
Part of what makes this NART Spider so valuable is the car's unique blend of the gorgeous late-1950s Ferrari styling and advanced mechancials. The GTB/4S upgrades dramatically increased the performance and handling of this V-12 supercar. Almost the entire Maranello racing technology suite was applied to the NART Spider - allowing it to be a posh cruiser that was also capable of serious speed on a racetrack.
The V-12's quad overhead camshafts were a first on a road car, while the rear-mounted transaxle, limited-slip diff and independent rear suspension were all huge advancements that were offered first in the NART Spider.
Ferrari never looked back from all the new technology introduced on the NART Spider. At the same time, the NART is especially sentimental because Ferrari would not make make such an emotionally-styled road car again for decades. The 365 GTB/4 Daytona was 1967's new hot style and Ferrari followed the money trail by ending 275 production.
Little did they know, the layers of exclusivity and special editions that helped create this this NART Spider would make it the most valuable road car ever sold. Ever.
Click past the jump for the full review of this timeless classic Ferrari, with details on the technology and style of this model during its 10-unit production run in 1967.
The NART Spider is tiny. Standing over it makes anyone feel like a giant, thanks to its miniature wheelbase and very narrow wheel tracks. Matching the size of 1950s racecars more than the 1960s, the NART Spider is just 49 inches tall and weighs under 2,600 pounds.
A longer nose was brought on-board for the GTB/4 models, and the car was offered with a six-pack or carburetors versus the three in all other 275 models. The six carb stacks and the new quad camshafts required a slight hood bulge, but you would never know it was not intentional, thanks to the tasteful Pininfarina detailing. This example has the ultra-rare optional chrome wire wheels and an front bumper bar just above the oval slatted grille.
Front ahead, the NART Spider looks very cute - which is not a common description for modern exotica. The large glass headlamp shrouds create a seamless front fender bulge that continues the full length of the car's shoulder. This flowing and semi-melted appearance is another nod back toward the 1950s and the 250 models. The rear fender matches the rounded front aspect, but adds muscularity with a subtle bulge.
Those bulging rear haunches and totally flat soft-top create a back deck that is smooth and totally exposed to air and sunshine, in almost a 360-degree way that is rare with modern convertibles like the 458 Italia Spyder .
From the rear, a simple painted tail flip acts as a spoiler - and also an exhaust baffle. Open-topped racecars from this era had a big problem with exhaust fumes coming back into the cabin due to wind buffeting - so the spoiler is doubly helpful.
Spindly pillars and a wrap-around windshield are yet more throwbacks - and were a niche preference during the boxier styling that became popular around 1966.
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The interior of the NART Spider is quite intimate and simple, with low-back ribbed tan bucket seats and a gorgeous three-spoke steering wheel with a wooden rim. Matching leather wraps the entire console, door panels, sills and dash trims in a luxurious way - but there is little style embellishment in this racing-derived cockpit.
Vented quarter windows and manual roll-down side glass reinforces the no-frills cockpit atmosphere, which is quite tight even for the two occupants if the top is up. With the top down, the NART Spider is one of those classic cars that seems like it was designed for smaller humans than today's average American. The driver's visibility is outstanding, even with the low windshield height of this stylish roadster.
The stereo system features 12 Columbo woofer speakers (courtesy of the V-12 engine in front) and four tweeters (the exhaust trumpets out back).
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Drivetrain, Suspension and Brakes
The NART Spider brought numerous technical advancements over the previous 275 GTB models, including the quad camshafts that added a "4" to its name. The "S" designation on this chassis indicates a higher state of engine tune, bumping total power from about 300 to 320 horsepower. A high-revving engine, this peak does not arrive until the 3.3-liter V-12 is spinning at 7,700 rpm.
This is an exceptionally high rev count for such a large and complicated racing engine - and proof of the NART name's importance.
By calling the cars NART — or "North American Racing Team" — the main U.S. importer, Luigi Chinetti, was able to persuade Enzo and the team to equip his 10 special-order GTB/4*S models with all the racing tech available.
This also brought the rear-mounted five-speed manual transaxle and limited-slip differential, which were both prized racing innovations at the time. Improved weight distribution and an independent rear suspension revolutionized the Ferrari's handling balance on rough surfaces.
A 5.5 second sprint time for the NART Spider is quite impressive, and nearly matches the performance from Ferrari 's own F1 cars of the day. The top speed is a harrowing 159 mph, which would probably be quite scary on the vintage bias-ply tires and lockable disc brakes.
|3.3-liter V-12 With Chain-Driven Quad Camshalfts And Dry-Sump Lubrication
|320 horsepower @ 7,700 rpm
|265 pound-feet, est
|5-Speed Manual
|0-60 mph
|5.5 seconds
|Top Speed
|159 mph
|EPA Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined)
The NART Spider was originally priced at $8,000 in 1967, which only equals $56,000 in 2013 U.S. dollars. A bargain for the original buyer, the $27,500,000 auction price is more than 350 times larger than inflation-adjusted purchase price.
Not counting the years of joy this car brought its North Carolina family: this Ferrari Spider suddenly seems like good value.
This is partly a story of life-long car passion for chassis 10907's single owner and his family over the decades - but also one of transition for Ferrari after only ten years selling road cars. One explanation for this car's stratospheric value comes with its special history and provenance over the small run of basically a run-out special GTB/4 models.
As part of this ultra-exclusive group of ten NART Spiders made in total, the supply of show-quality convertible Ferrari's with swoopy retro styling is dwindling rapidly.
Despite Scuderia Ferrari's founding in 1929, the early racing prototypes were all destroyed at the end of each season - to avoid industrial espionage and also to reinvest the aluminum's scrap metal value. This fact drastically cuts the supply of Ferrari's at this price echelon - and increases demand.
It also shows that the serious value for Ferrari models will continue to mature with time. As recently as a decade ago, 1950s Ferrari 's were the hottest collector classic available. As buyers age, it is reassuring the see the big money go after 1960's models as well.
As a crucial tech flagship during a transitional period at Ferrari - the NART Spider is an incredible machine. As one of the only 275 models to get near the exclusivity and style of the prized 250 GT California - this is truly one of the most impressive vehicles of all time.
- Headlights and grille are instant million-dollar hits for Ferrari
- Delicate Ferrari letters on trunk are emblematic of whole car - rare, special, irreplaceable
- Huge total sale price shows collector attention may finally move past 1950s Ferrari's
- This NART Spider's engine carb cover is not as impressive-looking as chrome stacks on other NART chassis examples
- Rarity means few will ever experience the fragile beauty of this racing roadster
- Record auction price does not seem to leave room for it to appreciate in value - at least in the short term


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vocenoctum said...
I think there's a lot of story arcs in Wrath that tend to be forgotten now that the expansion is over.
The war vs the Lich King, you step off a boat and are enlisted. You fight alongside soldiers, many of which don't make it. This stuff takes you through several zones, into the Icecrown zone and even into the citadel itself. Overall arc, to be sure, but there's also...
Quest a bit in Borean Tundra, learn that the Blue Dragons are doing Bad Stuff. Help a red try to stop them, enter her prison and put her down when she fails. Take your revenge (later) on the head of the blue's.
Discover the machinations of an old god, discover the truth behind some of the origins of the species (gnomes, humans), fight the old god to stop him, fight Algalon to save the world, again!
The worgen are a part of the lich king arc, really, as is Drakuru as mentioned above, but they are still well developed parts of such.
Wrath had a lot of important questlines that told important stories.
vocenoctum said...
It also occurs to me that what they needed for cataclysm was also a way to level from 80-85 in the old content just added, to let that hero of yesteryear go back to a (level 80) Redridge and see the bridge finished, rahter than fighting Shnotzis
@ vocenoctum - To your second point, yes! I agree wholeheartedly! The exp to hit level 81 could have been gained by a long quest chain that involved you going through some of the redone zones, doing level 80 quests that eventually led up to the assault on Hyjal or Vashj'ir. Each race could have had a different chain which took them to the zones relevant to their race. This could have served to answer some of the questions regarding the time gap between WOTLK and Cataclysm.
Of course, this is an option at level 1; however it would have brought some much needed expac cohesion to come home from Northrend at level 80; briefly explore the 'new' world via questing, learn some background about what's happened while you were gone as opposed to just jumping off the boat basically, and heading to Hyjal.
Don't forget, our finding out about Malygos going nuts and killing him had a bigger impact than anything else short of killing Arthas.
His madness hid the fact that he KNEW where Deathwing was and was holding him there. His magic was keeping Deathwing from coming back. Big bad knew if he came back in he'd have to break through the wards Malygos put in place to hold him. Not only would that weaken him, but he'd be staring at a very angry Aspect along with 2-3 flights of dragons all itching to rip his armor off the moment he got out.
That's right folks. We helped cause the Cataclysm.


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A Las Vegas man is accused of shooting another on Grand Avenue late Thursday afternoon.
Gary Esquibel, 23, of 702 Pecos St., was charged with attempted murder, trafficking crack cocaine, shooting from a motor vehicle and tampering with evidence.
The alleged victim, Jonas Montoya, 26, was taken to Alta Vista Regional Hospital then airlifted to University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque.
They never gave up.
Rallying improbably from an 18-point deficit, the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys broke through for their first win of the season Saturday, a 39-35 triumph over Fort Lewis College.
The win snaps a 10-game losing streak that dates to the last game of 2008.
Daniel Martinez and Dalan Abreu combined for nearly 200 yards rushing Saturday, dealing the St. Michael's Horsemen a Halloween trick in the form of a stunning 26-0 defeat at Brother Abdon Field.
St. Mike's had entered the game as the third-ranked team in Class 3A football. With a win over West Las Vegas in this coming Saturday's Vegas Bowl, Robertson clinches the District 2-3A runner-up spot (behind Raton) and would likely host a first-round state playoff game.
So, how do you top the No. 1 turnaround season in the history of men's college basketball?
New Mexico Highlands coach Joe Harge can think of a few things that might do the trick. Winning the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament and getting to the national playoffs, for example.
A cold-weather shelter for the homeless is expected to be up and running later this month.
Samaritan House, a local nonprofit group, has received approval from the city to set up a homeless shelter in the old 2G's bar building at 1509 Seventh St., next to McDonald's restaurant.
The owners, Vince and Vicki Howell, are donating the space rent-free for the first year. Samaritan House hopes to open the shelter starting Nov. 21. Its hours will be 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.
With a sweep of Pecos on Friday, the Mora Rangerettes claimed their fifth consecutive District 4-2A championship.
Mora won 25-13, 25-14, 25-18 in the finale, held at Montoya Gym in Mora. Pecos had emerged from the weeklong bracket as the challenger to the top seed Rangerettes. Mora will play the District 1 runner-up, either Ramah or Navajo Pine, this week in a regional playoff.
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It took overtime to eliminate the Robertson soccer teams from the Class 1A-3A state tournament over the weekend.
Social Security is an immensely popular program. After all, we as Americans believe that everyone should have an economically secure retirement.
But sometimes we need to curtail this program's spending so as to ensure its survival for future generations.
To their credit, President Reagan and his Democratic rivals got together during the 1980s to take steps to keep the Social Security fund solvent. They increased payroll taxes to make that happen — not a politically palatable choice but absolutely essential.
Supporters of the Alta Vista Regional Hospital's labor union had a message for the hospital's administrator on Friday — negotiate now. And they took it directly to him.
But the administrator, Richard Grogan, refused to accept a proclamation from the group. He told them all communications about the union should go to Alta Vista's attorneys.
If you want to get a shot of the H1N1 vaccine, you're probably out of luck for now.
The local public health office only has a limited amount, and El Centro Family Health has none at all but is expecting some, officials said. None of Las Vegas' four pharmacies have any shots for swine flu on hand. This reflects a shortage nationally of the vaccine.
The Las Vegas Clinic for Children and Youth, a private organization, has the vaccine. It is available for children six months to 5 years and children 5 and older with chronic conditions, an employee said.
Two area residents are serving as the San Miguel County co-chairmen of the Republican gubernatorial campaign of Allen Weh.
Ricardo Rodgers and Rey Herrera have joined the Allen Weh 2010 team's effort to mobilize New Mexico voters. Among other duties, Rodgers and Herrera will organize volunteers in San Miguel County and ensure that Weh's local supporters turn out to vote.
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Dangerous Reduce is not protected
So i tried to following reduce function for testing the fail over system with couchdb:
function (doc)
Well this is not working , but its also crash all server at the cluster completly!!
Although using devlopment view with a diffrent desgin doc its still crash the CPU of all the servers at the node only restarting after service restart on every server.
i think its a huge risk that should ne noted for all couchbase users and to understand the limitions of devlopment enviorment. there is a JS syntax check , but there is now system recovery scheme for this event.
so watch out...
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I was not able to repro this issue in Couchbase 2.2
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Juanno Wants Pictures
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I woke this morning at 3AM to do some work for a client in Dallas, found out why my computer was giving me fan errors (I'd stuffed it with various cables,, fan couldn't turn). Re-arranged the computer station so it almost makes sense.
Jaido showed up and we left for Estelí. The larger bags I needed for the apple trees were not available in Condega, but we did successfully find them in Estelí at one of the Plastinic stores. We had a couple of less significant errands.
On the way back we picked up a couple of cubic meters of wood shavings. We have been looking for something to bed the cows; separate their feet and teats from the mud, urine and manure. My courtyard is mud, and getting some grass going is going to have to wait until I can do some more tree pruning.
I think I mentioned that Jaido did indeed get his license. He had never driven anything beyond his moto before, so it's been a challenging three days. He swears that there is no driving test ??? That would explain the way the cars are parked at PriceMart.
He drove back from Estelí, and I only had to grab the wheel a couple of times. He's a quick learner, three years of college, just not enough money to finish. He took the truck up to the farm by himself this afternoon, he drove it yesterday with me without much problem.
One of his younger brothers likes to climb trees, so we are going to do some serious "pruning" to get the balance of shade and sun I want.
Henry is the mentally challenged kid next door. He has a big heart,, and I try to put him to work whenever I can. Most of the people I interact with on a daily basis are Nicaraguans.
wood shavings ... nice to walk on - TERMITES!
I used to have a "patio home" in Houston (Clear Lake). It came with wood shavings in the front yard. They were great until I realized that I could actually hear my yard when it was quiet. Termites were chewing on the shavings. There were so many that I could actually hear them.
Cow mats out of old tires...lets do it!!
hi KeyWestPirate..one of ure best posts..
..really want to know how the apples do..they grow some in guate and i have had locals in david panama..to me this is what this site is about..living down here..take care,and keep doing good informative posts..andy
I think there are some very low chill apples out there
The countries you mention, though, have higher elevations than Nicaragua (top elevation is around 6700 feet).
This is something that a farmer who had to make a living from what he did couldn't do that someone who isn't doing it for money can try. If the apples require any hours under 45 F, they're not going to set fruit at Jinotega's altitude since Jinotega's record low was 47 or 48 one year and the average winter lowest temp is more like 52. Phil posted something earlier about growing apples in Africa and it seemed like a lot of manipulation was necessary to make that work. Dorset Golden will work with only 100 hours under 45 (developed in Israel). Anna is generally planted with it as they will pollinate each other and bloom at the same time.
Not a commercial crop, no doubt, but something to play with if someone can get a couple of Annas and Dorset Goldens.
There's an area in Mexico that grows apples -- but it's on the one of the highest volcanos in North America and the foothills sometimes get snow.
I think Costa Rica has some places that get cool enough to grow Grannie Smiths, which were one of the first lower chlll varieties bred. Probably those all get eaten there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_requirement is a good explanation of all this.
Might be worth it to try some Annas and Dorset Goldens.
Rebecca Brown
If you are using Windows©....
you can resize in 'Paint' and store as a new name for posting. I have a new camera and have to reduce by several hundred percent
ps, great post
-Doug ©
If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate
NL does have a size limit
I have to shrink photos to post. New cameras that are 10mp and above use obscene amounts of memory. As a related issue, we recently bought an external memory just to get 6 years of fotos off our computer as the drive was filling up.
I happen to use the Canon software that came with my camera because I am used to it. On this software I click on ''export'' and then it asks me if I want to resize and where I want to locate the smaller picture. I play with the numbers until I shrink the typically 5 mb fotos down to about 100 kb and they post fine.
Your software should have some parallel way of doing the same.
"Anything that is complex is not useful and anything that is useful is simple. This has been my whole life's motto."
Mikhail Kalashnikov, Russian inventor
I recommend Adobe Lightroom and an external hard drive
Lightroom can be pre-set to any particularly export size and JPG quality and also does most of the basic photo processing for a fraction of Adobe Photoshop. Adobe lets people try it for a month before buying.
One external drive stays hooked up to the computer for Mac's Time Machine hourly incremental backups and for Carbon Cloner's weekly bootable backup. The other hard drive backs up the main system when I remember to and also backs up photos.
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Transformers star Megan Fox is expecting her first child, according to reports
Actress Megan Fox is pregnant, an inside source has revealed.
Megan, 25, is reportedly expecting her first child with husband Brian Austin Green and the couple are said to be thrilled.
And she's not the only Hollywood star who's keeping schtum about her rumoured pregnancy.
"They just found out and are incredibly excited," the inside source told America's Star magazine.
"It's still early, so they are only telling close friends and family."
Megan's no stranger to looking after kids with plenty of practice looking after Brian's son Kassius, 9, from a previous relationship.
"Megan has become a great stepmum and Brian knows she'll be wonderful with the baby," the source added.
"She's really grown up in the last couple of years; her family comes first."
Megan and Brian, 38, tied the knot in June 2010.
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Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) is supposed to be available from Microsoft today.
Update: Microsoft has made the download available (iso).
I'm posting this cause I'm curious how many hits it'll get with the news that Windows 7 Service Pack 1 can be downloaded today.
It should be available at the Microsoft Update Center or its Service Pack Center sometime today, February 22, 2011.
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- Additional support for communication with third-party federation services.
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- Support for Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX).
- Improved Support for Advanced Format (512e) Storage Devices.
- Enhanced support for additional identities in RRAS and IPsec.
- Virtual desktop improvements.
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R.K. Sitaraman, N.K. Jha, "Optimal Design of Checks for Error Detection and Location in Fault-Tolerant Multiprocessor Systems," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 42, no. 7, pp. 780-793, July, 1993.
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RANDGEN, a simple and efficient general-purpose algorithm for generating arbitrary data-check (DC) graphs with a small number of checks, which satisfy a variety of properties that have been found to be useful in algorithm-based fault tolerance (ABFT) designs, is proposed. The concept of majority diagnosability is introduced in an attempt to explicitly redesign DC graphs for easy diagnosis. UNIFGEN, a variation of RANDGEN that produces DC graphs with uniform checks is examined.
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Planet Hemp first hit the scene in 1993 when Marcelo D2 and Skunk, founding members, joined together to become a rap duo in Brazil. Soon they were joined by musicians Rafael, Bacalhau and Formigão which fused the groups rap origin with a little bit of rock, psychedelia, and hardcore. The death of band member Skunk in 1994 lead to a temporary dissolution of the group, though he was replaced by Bê Negão.
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European Union Direct Payments to Farmers Revisited
AbstractA logistic function framework is used to allocate European Union Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) direct payments to farmers among the different member states. Total CAP expenditure is the starting point for the process, which contemplates two phases. In Phase 1 expenditure is allocated by taking into consideration the economic dimension of farms in each country. In Phase 2 the amount allocated to each member state is further modulated to accommodate both economic efficiency and green house gas emissions generated by the country.
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