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Hi all,
I want to talk about some ideas I have for NMAPFE++:
1. When user wants to do a scan, instead you have all options in the same
panel, I think it's better to have a Wizard in which you could choose the
method to scan and the options for the selected method. It'd be easy and
intuitive. Also, it always shows a textbox with the nmap command.
2. In this Wizard, when you choose the method to scan, you can choose
predefined options, like 'Scan SSH servers'. Again, it always shows a
textbox with the nmap command for the predefined options.
3. Profiles: you choose a name and a rule, via wizard, to scan a network.
Then, you can repeat this scan and save the results in its profile (binary
data or XML data), so you could compare the different results between
them. I think there is no need to use MySQL or similar, because with a
simple structure based on directories is enough for this feature. Anyway,
after summer, we could code this feature but you shall remember that
'Google Summer of Code' must be finished on 1st September.
There would be a lot of files for a profile, so I think it's not necessary
to load and process all of them when the GUI starts. The user have to
activate the profile he needs and then process its files.
For example, you can create a profile named 'DMZ - My company', which I
choose TCP SYN method to scan all my DMZ and it runs every weeks. So, I
have a lot of info to compare, sort, search ,etc :)
4. To visualize the info of a scan, I think it's a good idea a panel with
two columns:
A) First column with icons of computers. These icons represent computers:
+ Without info: maybe the computer is off?
+ With info: the computer is on and I have info about it. Also, the
icon (maybe 48x48 pixels) could show:
- Operating System
- Number of open ports
The goal: a first look about the computer
B) Second column with detailed info in a tree o table container, but it
uses little icons, so we have a nice info.
This is my main idea for NmapFE++. Obviously, every points could be
described more and more, but I want to know your opinion :)
Thanks and cheers!
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Marines, sailors and their families here participate in various water sports and activities including fishing, boating, and water skiing each summer and are reminded to exercise proper safety while doing so.
Applying risk management when planning each and every summertime activity is essential for maintaining our Marine Corps combat readiness.
Many off-duty service members own or ride personal watercraft, which are small vessel that uses an internal combustion engine powering a jet pump or a propeller.
It is designed to carry one to three persons, and to be operated by a person sitting, standing, or kneeling on the vessel.
Its use is subject to all state, local and federal regulations governing the operation of powerboats of similar size.
Familiarize yourself with your vessel before operating it on the water. Preparation should include these steps:
· Read the owner's manual. If available, take advantage of the dealer's educational program on vessel operation.
· Practice starting and stopping the engine safety.
· Learn the local rules governing boating and the "rules of the road" before climbing aboard your watercraft.
Free Boating Safety Classes, explaining required and recommended equipment for small boats and offering training in good seamanship, are offered throughout California by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, the U.S. Power Squadrons and certain chapters of the American Red Cross.
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· Check your equipment, fuel level and weather conditions before you start.
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· Go slowly near shore and drive defensively in congested areas where collisions most frequently occur.
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· Because your PWC is not equipped with running lights, operating after dark is illegal. Never ride between sunset and sunrise or at other times of reduced visibility.
Studies show that alcohol is a factor in 59% of all motorboat and watercraft fatalities. Alcohol impairs judgment, coordination and concentration. A person arrested for operating a PWC "under the influence" may be requested to take a test to determine blood alcohol concentration. Refusal may result in increased penalties if convicted.
Service members who plan to ride this summer are encouraged to read Marine Corps Traffic Safety Program, (MCO 5100.19F), Off Duty Recreation Order (MCO 5100.30B) and Heat Injury Prevention MCO 6200.1E.
Most of the incidents that can occur in off-duty activities can be anticipated and avoided.
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· www.dbw.ca.gov (click Safety & Education on the HOME Bar).
· http://www.safetycenter.navy.mil/ (click Summer Safety Campaign Resources link).
· http://www.americancanoe.org/?page=Top_10 (TIPS 7 & 10 a – must read).
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i want daehyun to sing to me while he eatin my ass. i want him to sing into my ass. i want him to hit a high note and then it travels through my ass and out my mouth like a megaphone
This blog actually has 36 followers what?? Yall this is just my old saved url i post at blackboothbabe now
I have a "i moved" theme up explaining this smdh niggas dont listen
to my 11 followers y'all know this is my url holder blog right???
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text: $100 Giftcard with Smartphone purchase at Walmart Dylan Bailey | November 15, 2010 0 It's the holiday season. That means discounts on almost everything as especially phones. While most discounts generally come during Black Friday, Walmart is offering up quite a sweet deal that you can take advantage of from 11/17 to 11/25.


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Going Bold in Small Spaces
While conventional wisdom says that small rooms will look even tinier if painted with strong colors or patterns, I've got 10 spaces that should make you think otherwise.
Small spaces such as bathrooms or hallways — or even small kitchens and offices — can be a great place to experiment. I recently made over my very tiny bathroom (Before & After to come!), and the best part was the transition from pale purplish-gray paint to a strong blueish green. The bolder color makes me happier, and, because it highlights the tall-ish ceiling, it actually makes the room look bigger.
The key to making the look work is knowing your limits. You'll want adequate light; natural is ideal, of course, but not necessary. As in Images 1, 7 and 10, it's important to balance out color and pattern with neutral white or cream. You can also break up a strong color with pattern or artwork (Image 8).
1. Flickr user Ninaribena1 licensed via Creative Commons 2. Design*Sponge 3. Heather's Coral Kitchen 4. Elle Decor 5. Living Etc. 6. via Absolutely Beautiful Things 7. House Beautiful via Aesthetic Oiseau 8. Lindsay & Jeremy's Mindfully Merged Space 9. Design Crisis 10. Ferm Wallpaper Gives Home Office Depth
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So much love!
i LOOOVVVEEE the front door!! I am SO doing this!
great post! does anybody know where I can get one of those bench things from the first photo? it is EXACTLY what I've been searching for!
Where is that rug in the first photo from? So cute!
Where is that rug in the first photo from? So cute!
I want to know where they got that bench too. And I also love that cozy breakfast nook!
loooove that yellow bathroom, and the striped door!
Love the striped door!
The bench looks like two pieces....
I love the bedroom in #7! Gorgeous!
These are all very cheering --- and I think I would even like living in the house-of-all-these-together. Thanks for this set!
Bench things = kind of like this, minus the wheels?
I use my front room as an office/craft space, but still want it to look like an entry way. Does anyone have any links that might be helpful?
I require the dog in image two.
What fun ideas! I LOVE bold! ~ Here's another great blog with fabulous ideas: Awkard Spaces — Quirky ~ http://ow.ly/3Qj2A ~
I love the wallpaper in the second image. It was just in the last BHG too. Does anyone know where I might find something similar???
I'm a huge fan of color, especially in small spaces! These are all great rooms. I love image #4, but they should have used a different table. Could anyone actually sit there?
I love it when dogs match the decor!
makes the most sense in powder rooms or entryways, since you arent there long enough to get sick of it. The striped door is super cool
First and last were my top faves. The black-and-white striped door makes me happy.
What a happy kitchen to greet you in the morning!
I love the prison uniform front door.


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Do you know what today is? Well it isn't the release of Los' upcoming project, The Crown Ain't Safe, however the B-More MC pens his bars over Tony Toni Tone's track. Today is a special day. sermon
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For the video to accompany Los' latest track, the B-More MC rolls luxuriously. Nice ride. Off his upcoming mixtape, The Crown Ain't Safe.
With Los around, the Crown Ain't Safe. But before releasing his mixtape this September, here's a cut off the project. Produced by Drum Machine.
Before Los releases The Crown Ain't Safe, he lets you know the project is Worth The Wait with his new mixtape. You know the drill, tracklist and download after the jump.
Los has been here, but for those who aren't familiar, the B-More spitta returns to the Radar with a new track. The Crown Ain't Safe coming soon. sermon
And so it starts. Los becomes one of the first to take a crack at Drake's latest track. Surely, there will be room for more freestyles to come.
Los and Jahlil Beats moonwalk over Meek Mill's current hit as an ode to the King of Pop. The Crown Ain't Safe coming soon.


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Just because a mobile device has a tiny screen doesn't mean it's a mini PC.
Yahoo users will be able to opt out of third-party website tracking beginning this summer by implementing a "Do Not Track" (DNT) header feature, said Shane Wiley, VP of privacy and data governance at Yahoo.
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Intent, which tells you who, how, and when to target, is a common thread on the customer journey.
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Flipboard, which makes personalized social magazines for you on Android and iOS, has finally launched a native app for Windows 8.1 that takes advantage of the new Live Tiles.
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Kat·Kim (noun) Firm believer that words and ideas can change the world.
From Korean Culture May Offer Clues in Asiana Crash, NBC News:
Investigators combing through the debris and data recordings from theAsiana Airlinesjet that crashed in San Francisco Saturday may learn more about what happened inside the cockpit of theBoeing777 aircraft by studying an unlikely clue: Korean culture.
South Korea's aviation industry has faced skepticism about its safety and pilot habits since a few deadly crashes beginning in the 1980s. But despite changes, including an improved safety record, Korea's aviation sector remains rooted in a national character that's largely about preserving hierarchy—and asking few questions of those in authority.
"The Korean culture has two features—respect for seniority and age, and quite an authoritarian style," said Thomas Kochan, a professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "You put those two together, and you may get more one-way communication—and not a lot of it upward."
In the Korean language, you speak to superiors and elders in an honorific form that requires more words and can be more oblique than in English, for example. It's less, "Yo! You want water?"; and more, "It's a warm day for a nice refreshment, no?" This may sound trivial. But put this in the context of a cockpit, where seconds and decision-making are crucial, and communication and culture can matter.
Uh. Can someone explain to me how culture and language played into the crash?@1 year ago with 2 notes
Thanks to all who applied for our Summer 2013 internship program. It was a fascinating bunch of folks we are happy to have in our network. In NYC this summer, we've got two lovely ladies from New Jersey joining our team. They'll both be tumbling with us, as well as working on some interesting FJP editorial projects we've got cooking.
Raised in suburban New Jersey (but a city girl at heart), Kathleen Kim likes to read stories and write her own. A proud Syracuse University alumna, she has previously interned at Inc. magazine and Weider History Group . Besides journalism, her other interests include spoken-word poetry, yoga, and collecting as many CDs as her wallet can afford. (Twitter | Tumblr)
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A very warm welcome to Kat and Gabbi :)
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Tom Gores said it better happen. Jonas Jerebko guaranteed it. Rodney Stuckey agreed.
The Detroit Pistons can certainly make the playoffs this season, but given how similar the team is to last year's, it won't be easy. It appears the Pistons are mostly relying on internal improvement in order to exceed expectations and reach the postseason.
For our 2012 preview series, Patrick and I will each examine one area where we see realistic room for improvement from each Piston. Today, we look at Austin Daye.
Before he can begin to work on the skills he doesn't have – toughness, defense, rebounding in traffic, etc. – Austin Daye needs to straighten out one he supposedly does.
Last season, Daye shot 21 percent on 3-pointers and 36 percent on 2-pointers – both horrid numbers. His confidence is clearly shot, and after spending part of the lockout not eating in Russia, Daye is close to getting bounced from the NBA.
If he can re-harness the one skill many (not including myself) are certain he possesses, shooting, he can probably earn at least another year in the league. — D.F.
After three seasons in the league and nearly 3,000 minutes of playing time, there's still one thing I have some confidence that Daye can figure out how to do at an elite level — shoot the three. By all appearances, he seems like a hard worker. He's tried to add weight and get stronger, even if it hasn't worked out. He's tried to develop an all-around perimeter game, even if it hasn't worked out. Statistically, coming off a season where he only made 21 percent of his threes and with a pedestrian 33 percent career percentage, it might be foolish that I still think he can be among the NBA's best marksmen. The numbers certainly don't back me up and I would never say otherwise. But Daye does have a 40 percent from three season on his resumé, and mechanically, his shot looks flawless and easy. The other areas of Daye's game have a long ways to go before they are rotation caliber. If those elements are going to develop, he's going to need minutes, and if he starts making the many open shots that he was either missing or passing up last season, that will be enough to start earning him regular minutes. Non-lottery picks like Daye who are as unproductive as he has been come and go pretty often in the NBA. Daye's jumper is still the one thing in his arsenal right now that can buy him more time in the league as the rest of his game catches up. — P.H.
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Another day, another manicure: spent the day on set on Friday and spent my downtime efficiently by getting a manicure (is there a better way to spend free time? I think not). Myrdith of M2M Nails painted my nails with Alessandro International (no, I hadn't heard of the polish brand either!) in Lucky Lavender.
Amazing blue.


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Drug Safety
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Can't stop gambling or shopping? Parkinson's meds may be to blame, JAMA study finds
When Parkinson's disease patients start taking new meds, doctors go on the lookout for the usual side effects: dizziness, nausea, and the like. But according to a new study, they need to think weird, too. The risk of compulsive behavior--gambling, shopping, sex--is much higher than previously thought.
FDA warns of contaminated Chinese meds after toddler suffers lead poisoning
The problem of contaminated cold remedies has once again surfaced in the U.S. More than seven years after diethylene glycol put authorities on high alert, a toddler in New York has suffered from lead poisoning after taking a Chinese cold remedy.
FDA slaps cardiovascular warnings on Roche/Novartis asthma blockbuster Xolair
It was way back in 2009 when the FDA first indicated it was worried about reports of heart attacks and strokes in patients taking Xolair, the asthma treatment co-marketed by Novartis and Roche. Now the agency is taking action, slapping new warnings to the product's label confirming that it's associated with cardiovascular risks.
Pfizer preps its case for FDA pulling Chantix's black-box warning
The FDA polished up the official label on Pfizer's stop-smoking drug Chantix earlier this week. It was a victory for Pfizer, the payoff from several studies testing the drug for psychiatric side effects. Essentially, the new label will include study data suggesting that patients using the drug might not be at a greater risk of psychiatric problems after all.
Novaliq's cyclosporin drop for dry eyes boasts PhI success
Eye drug delivery outfit Novaliq touted a positive Phase I for its cyclosporin eye drops designed to treat dry eye disease. Novaliq's semifluorinated alkane technology allows for a clear solution of cyclosporin, which is poorly soluble in water, thus making for a more effective eye drop that doesn't impair vision, the company says.
UPDATED: Safety concerns cloud odanacatib PhIII as Merck steps back from FDA filing
A growing buzz about potential safety issues has raised a cloud of doubt about Merck's osteoporosis drug odanacatib, which is likely to linger now that the pharma giant has released Phase III results and laid out plans for a delayed FDA filing.
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The nonprofit Cochrane Collaboration, which reviews clinical trial data to determine the value of pharmaceuticals, is going after Lucentis, which is used to treat the blinding eye disease age-related macular degeneration.
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These three-colour linocut cards were used as promotional pieces. I've always been fairly haphazard when it comes to registering multi-colour prints so I generously 'trap' the plates to minimize gaps. I actually don't mind a certain amount of mis-registration; I think it contributes to the character of each piece.


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DANBY Police are seeking information about a vehicle believed to have been involved in a burglary on Old Otis Road in Danby last week.
Vermont State Police said a man was driving the car (shown above) and a woman was seen in the passenger seat of the two-door Chevrolet Cavalier with Vermont registration.
A jewelry box containing three rings and numerous necklaces and bracelets was stolen in the burglary Wednesday night, police said.
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What Changes Can I Make in My Home for Multiple Sclerosis? continued...
Using the toilet
- Use an elevated toilet seat and/or safety rails to assist standing and sitting. Do not use towel racks or bathroom tissue holders to help you stand.
- Put extended lever handles on faucets to make them easier to turn.
General hygiene and self-care
- Use hairbrushes and combs with built-up handles or handles with finger loops.
- Use toothbrushes with built-up handles or use an electric toothbrush.
Eating and drinking
- Rest your elbows on the table to provide more motion at your wrist and hand.
- Sit with your knees and hips bent at a 90-degree angle in a straight-back chair.
- Use utensils with built-up, lightweight handles or use a "spork" -- a spoon and fork in one. Use a rocker knife for cutting food.
- Use a nonskid mat (made out of a material called Dycem) to stabilize objects on the table.
- Use a plate guard or plate with a raised lip to prevent food from spilling.
- Use a long straw with a non-spill cup or use a plastic mug with a large handle.
Working in the kitchen
- Have at least one counter workspace that has been lowered so that you can reach it from a sitting position.
- Use a jar opener for tightly sealed containers.
- Don't close jar lids or containers too tightly once they have been opened.
- Use an extended lever to assist with lift-tab cans.
- Use pans with a wide base that cannot be knocked over easily.
- Use a food processor for vegetable cutting and peeling.
- Use plastic containers to avoid breakage.
- Use a nonskid mat to stabilize bowls and plates.
- Store food and beverages (such as milk or juice) in small, easy-to-manage containers.
- Place utensils, pots, pans, and measuring cups on a pegboard or in an accessible cupboard instead of in lower cupboards, which require bending. Sit when getting things out of lower cupboards.
- Use a spike board to stabilize vegetables, fruit, and potatoes so you have both hands free to peel or chop them.
- Use two hands to pour liquids.
- Use scissors to open cellophane packages. Use a box top opener to open boxes.
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The option to set the FB Like button and Google +1 button to apply to home page URL only doesn't work at all. Regardless of settings, they always refer to the URL of the page being viewed.
Likebutton Facebook Page doesn't seem to work at all - can't get it to appear on any browser.
Twitter Follow button - same as above.
The link to the developers site in the non-commercial version is not uniform depending on the browser being used. In Firefox it appears below the buttons, in IE9 to the right (ugly). I would like to get rid of it entirely but paying $14 when so many other features don't seem to work properly or at all is too much to ask.
The look of the buttons when they do appear is nice however.
Very easy to configure and could be very nice once the bugs are ironed out.
I am sorry to hear that JASMIM doesn't work for you.
I can assure that the module has been tested in Joomla 1.5, 1.6 and 1.7 in browsers IE9, Google Chrome 14, and Firefox 7, and looks same and completely works in these browsers on my system. I have no idea why you get those bugs, never seen them before.
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Oct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Egyptian shares dropped to the lowest level in more than two years and the country's default risk rose after clashes between Christian demonstrators and security forces in Cairo left dozens dead.
The benchmark EGX 30 Index declined 2.3 percent to 3,938.02 at the 2:30 p.m. close in Cairo, the lowest level since March 2009. The measure tumbled as much as 5.2 percent earlier today. Orascom Construction Industries, the country's biggest publicly traded builder, lost 3 percent. Citadel Capital SAE closed at the lowest since listing in December 2009.
At least 36 people died as violence broke out last night between protesters from the Arab country's Christian minority, and police and army forces, Al Arabiya reported today, citing the Health Ministry. The protesters were demonstrating against a recent attack on a church in Egypt's southern city of Aswan.
"It's the first time we see real aggression by civilians toward the army, regardless of the cause of that aggression or who may have started," Wael Ziada, head of research at Cairo- based investment bank EFG-Hermes Holding SAE, said by telephone from Dubai. "The market is having a predictable knee-jerk reaction, but it should rebound as the events give the military council more incentive to stick to the timeline of the elections and ensure security."
Egypt's cabinet is holding an emergency meeting today, state television reported. Parliamentary elections are scheduled to start November 28 and candidate registration begins this week.
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The cost of protecting Egyptian government debt for five years gained five basis points, or 0.05 percentage point, to 465, according to data provider CMA, which is owned by CME Group Inc. and compiles prices quoted in the privately negotiated market. The yield on Egypt's 5.75 percent 10-year dollar bond due 2020 retreated two basis points to 5.96 percent at 2:52 p.m. in Cairo.
The Arab country met its target of raising 6.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($1.1 billion) at an auction of treasury bills today as yields on six-month and one-year securities declined to 13.144 percent and 13.722 percent, respectively, from the previous sale. Demand for both maturities was more than twice the amount of bills offered, according to Finance Ministry data. The pound was little changed at 5.9668 a dollar.
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Apple employee badges from 1984
In addition to helping digitize Steve Jobs' now famous Mac introduction, former Apple employee Scott Knaster recently posted this photo depicting old Apple employee badges, providing us with an interesting trip down memory lane in the process.
For all you Apple history buffs out there, take note of John Sculley's badge nestled up at the top, flanked to the right and left by legendary Apple engineers Burrell Smith and Andy Hertzfeld, respectively.
Apple employee badges from an unused 1984 ad. Of note: Andy Hertzfeld, Burrell Smith, John Sculley, Barbara Knaster. pic.twitter.com/N5JyhO3vVj
- Scott Knaster (@scottknaster) January 25, 2014
Incidentally, Hertzfeld still has his badge today.
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I couldn't think of a thing to write
On your birthday card
Considered the poets
But they didn't know what
Lay quite inside my heart
I thought of Atlanta
I thought of Toronoto
And all of the places we've been
I filled up my tea and looked into the trees
And still came up empty again
So I guess the next time you see me
In a world of partial truths
You will fully believe me
I have nothing to give except but to live
Like the person you know me to be
I can clean up the kitchen
And fold up your clothes
Neatley as I am able
Wrap a box up with ties for a surprise
And order you flowers for the table
I could book us a trip
On a plane or ship
I know how much you love the sun
You could gamble on me
Like the lottery
And I'll make you feel like you've won
And I'll bet the next time you see me
In a world of partial truths
You will fully believe me
I have nothing to give except but to live
Like the person you know me to be
Life is short and so on
I'd like to give you something to go on
Grow on
They recently paved the walk on our street
We looked at the shiny cement
We stopped the car ready to carve
Our names into permanence
For a moment we're kids
Intent on a whim
There is no shadowy past
But even so the urge is to go
And put something down
That will last
So here goes
The next time I show up for you
You will know
And believe
I am ready to give
Ready to live
Like the person you know me to be.
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Staten Island Zoo
This was a surprising little gem. Until now, the only thing I ever did that was child-centric in Staten Island was the Staten Island Children's Museum (which we frequented during their pre-school, early elementary school years). That place was a lot of fun (with all these rooms were they could play at being a fireman or an artic explorer) but have not been back there in years. But I digress….
Zoos are always fun for everyone and this one was no exception. When we first drove up, we thought this zoo was going to be something we would finish in an hour tops. The zoo was in a pleasant park like setting and has a nice selection of animals. We actually spent several hours there. They had one of the best collection of snakes I had ever seen and there was a lot of excitement when it came time to feed them. As much as I love zoos trying to keep animals in a total habitat…it is also cool for kids to see something like a rattlesnake devouring a mouse whole. It was sort of funny watching the snakes expectantly waiting for their meal and a little bit exciting when one of the rattlesnakes actually lunge and try to bite the zoo keeper who was adept at having a long pole to keep him away.
The girls also loved the peacocks which seemed to rule the zoo. It seemed everywhere we turned there was a peacock waving his feathers for the adoring photographers. We also got to see Staten Island Chuck, the groundhog that competes with the other one, Puxatony Phil in Philadelphia. They may have the more renowned groundhog, but ours bit a billionaire named Mayor Bloomberg!
There was also a petting zoo. One thing that was especially nice was the food you purchased for the animals was not a few nuggets of Purina but a whole pack of something that looked like Wasa bread for only a $1.00. The animals were so overfed that they were not even that interested. The nice thing for the kids was that many of the animals, like the alpaca, were not behind fences and they tolerated the kids petting their woolly heads.
The zoo was very well staffed as teenagers are able to participate in a volunteer program. They were very friendly and gave us their choices for their favorite pizza joints. All in all, especially if you have elementary school kids, though my middle schoolers enjoyed it also, it was a nice side trip. The bad news is that it is not a part of the NY Zoological Society so your zoo pass won't work there. The entrance was $8.00 for adults, $5.00 for children. The basic family membership is $85.00 but they participate in a program that have reciprocal agreements with 100 other zoos, something to think about if you are going on a many city vacation (something our science center memberships have saved us a small fortune with). Can't comment on concessions as we were obviously full on pizza.
Chinese Scholars Garden
When the children were little I used to take the ferry to Snug Harbor and go the Staten Island Children's Museum. Out of the corner of my eye, I would spot the entrance to the Chinese Scholar Garden, which I did not dare to enter, fearing my rowdy children would bring stares. During its construction I had read tales of the Chinese artisans and the cooks that were brought over to feed them with fascination that something that unusual had found its home in Staten Island. It was one of those things I had on my NYC bucket list, and though Serge thought we had already packed too much into the day, I pushed to go. I am glad that I waited. It is not a place for toddlers, and I suggest that anyone with kids wait until they are school age.
You enter through a small cottage and after paying a small fee - I think the whole family cost $22 - you get to enter Shangri-La. The entire garden is designed to be like a Chinese landscape painted being unrolled, and that is exactly what it felt like. The person behind the register told us that gardens were closing at 5, it was about 4 at the time, but since it was drizzling and late there were only about ten other people on the grounds. With an admonishment to keep on the path, we left the little cottage armed only with some water bottles.
The path quickly became surrounded by walls of bamboo, which sort of served as a gateway into the mystical world that awaited. On the ground were stones telling the passer-by that the Chinese Scholar Gardens were re-invigorated after the cultural revolution and went back to the Chin Dynasty. The path led you into a gorgeous courtyard that had beautiful rock formations and carefully tiled rock patios overlooking a gorgeous koi pond. The weather, which contributed to the fog and mist, added to the whole atmosphere. Any minute, you expected for a Chinese sage, with a long beard and silk robes to approach you an give a cryptic message that when revealed would answer your questions about the meaning of life.
There were removable plaques that you could carry with you and read about the various design and plant choices. Usually, I am into that sort of thing, but for once I just stepped back and took in the quiet simplicity of the place. The children explored all the nooks and crannies and I was amazed that one of them did not fall in the pond as they ventured a little too deep into the rock formations that surrounded the pond. Finally, we got them rounded up and the path brings you back to the cottage. There is a gift shop in another room which we did not venture into. We spent about an hour there, which I think was about the right time for my patience lacking kids, but I could have easily spent two. I think it would be a lovely place to have a special event.
Sam, who was not thrilled at going to a garden, actually said it was a very cool place to visit. It was quite beautiful…so if you like the uniqueness of something like the High Line, which he also loves, than I suggest you give this hidden New York gem a go. Snug Harbor is easily accessible by public transportation being a short bus ride after a trip on the ferry.


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Going, Going, Back, Back to Cali, Cali … With a Win: Boxing with 'Hawks (5) and Canucks (2)
Jan 30th
Posted by Bartl in 2013-14 Game Recaps
Finally I'm not here talking about a loss. And that's an even better feeling seeing how the first 16 seconds went Wednesday.
The Blackhawks' losing streak came to an end with a 5-2 win over Vancouver, scoring five unanswered after falling behind quickly. The 'Hawks get two days off before they begin a three-game tour of California in San Jose on Saturday.
It's very late, so let's get to a couple things quickly:
– Kris Versteeg's pass to Marian Hossa on the power play was nothing short of spectacular, marking the second straight night – after his feed to Patrick Kane from the behind the net against Calgary – that he made a nifty pass that led to a goal. However, his refusal to make a smart, simple pass to relieve pressure in his own zone led directly to the second Vancouver goal. After losing the puck, he then wandered aimlessly around the ice and was completely out of position chasing the puck, leading to an open man in the slot. His highs are high, but his lows are infuriating.
– The 'Hawks got hosed 40-23 at the dot tonight. Meh, for now.
– Oh, hello Brandon Saad! Sweet game from the kid, including that redirect off Brookbank's point shot.
– The fourth line was all over the ice, with Ben Smith sticking out especially. Brandon Bollig put a team-high six shots on goal. MOAR BOLLIG!.
– Corey Crawford haters during and after Sunday's loss to Winnipeg: DAT CRAWSFORD GUY AIN'T DA GUY FOR DIS TEAM CUZ HE CAN'T STOP ALL DA PUCKS HE'S SUPPOSED TO STOP WHEN DA PUCK IS DER FOR HIM TO STOP! I CAN'T BULLEEF HOW SO BAD HE IS WIT HIS POSISHONING!
Crawford haters after the first goal Wednesday: C? HEAR WE GOES AGAIN WIT DIS GUY!
Crawford haters after playing a stellar game, making plenty of solid saves after the first blip early: OH BIG DEAL! DAS WHAT'S HE'S SOOPOSED TA DOO WIT ALL DAT MONEY WE PAYED HIM!
– The 'Hawks penalty kill is 19 for 19 over the last seven games.
– The Sharks put 59 shots on net against Edmonton, and Ben Scrivens stopped them all. Ouch.
The rest is in Boxing…
Maybe Partying Will Help? Hawks 4 Flames 5 (OT)
Jan 29th
Another bad game against inferior opponents, another OT loss. That seems to be the way of it right now. The Hawks started their Western road trip with an almost immediate goal against and were chasing the game and, indeed, their tails thereafter.
Fans are nervous and unhappy right now, and with good reason. While we can try to be optimistic and chalk it down to tiredness, or mid-season ennui, the Hawks are losing ground in the West, not only to Anaheim and St Louis (who are now level on points but have the ROW toebreaker and three games in hand) but also to San Jose and, for that matter, Colorado. The gaping maw of the West Coast trip is swinging wide open right now and we don't need much prompting to recall the nine-game losing streak two years ago.
If the Hawks play to their potential then there's no reason why they won't be at or near the top heading into the Olympic break. More performances like we've seen recently and we could be in for a torrid final six weeks.
Let's talk about stuff:
Leavin' on a Jet Plane: Boxing with Jets (3) and Blackhawks (1)
Jan 26th
Posted by Bartl in 2013-14 Game Recaps
With a six-game road trip upcoming before the Olympic break, the Blackhawks headed into their final game at the United Center until March 4 coming off a dismal offensive performance against Minnesota and looking to provide some momentum going into their trip.
And what did we witness? Another dismal offensive performance that left us all scratching our heads and had some trying to place all the blame on Corey Crawford because, well, that's what people tend to do – no matter what.
The Blackhawks missed open nets and failed plenty of solid opportunities when Glenview native Al Montoya wasn't standing on his head, and Marian Hossa gift-wrapped Andrew Ladd's winning goal in the Jets' 3-1 victory Sunday. It marked the Blackhawks' first loss in regulation in 27 games when they led after two periods.
The Blackhawks, who have failed to score at least two goals in back-to-back games for the first time since March 23 and 27, 2012, now embark on a trip that includes stops in Calgary, Vancouver, San Jose, Los Angeles, Anaheim and Phoenix before the Olympics.
Bryan Bickell was a healthy scratch, with Q saying "we want more, we need more" from him. Q simply is trying to send a message – he dressed both Kostka and Brookbank – but expect Bickell to be back in the lineup against Calgary.
Some thoughts before Boxing… (Actually, it's one big thought)
Jim got into it with a few people on Twitter following the game, and it largely had to do with this:
If you're Corey Crawford, and you want criticism to go away, you have to outplay Al Montoya.
— Jay Zawaski (@JayZawaski670) January 27, 2014
Leave it to Zawaski to try and make a game the Blackhawks clearly lost because of their inability – for the second straight game – to get a second goal by missing many, many chances into something about Crawford to fit his "controversy" narrative. The worst part is that people buy it, and therefore will continue to do so.
Montoya played fabulously and far above his means – he entered having given up 10 goals over his previous two starts – while the Blackhawks failed to convert on the chances Montoya allotted them. Furthermore, the deciding goal came off a horrible Hossa turnover, even before Ladd's shot deflected in off Keith.
Zawaski continued by saying Crawford "needed to be in better position" and should have "bailed out a teammate." C'mon guy. I'm sorry, but this loss isn't on Crawford. And for anyone to say it is, is completely blind to the fact that the 'Hawks lost because they couldn't put the puck in the net – again.
In Boxing, I list the recent production from four of the Blackhawks' top six. It's pretty pathetic. The 'Hawks haven't scored an even-strength goal since Andrew Shaw's tally in the first period against Detroit. They're also 1 for 20 on the power play over the last six games.
If you want to place blame, start getting on the Blackhawks' top players for not producing how they should. Blaming Crawford is a cop out, and someone like Zawaski should know better if he's going to go by the title of "Blackhawks Analyst."
Jonathan Toews said the 'Hawks "just threw away another two points." And that's not on Crawford. The 'Hawks played like a pile of dog shit in the third period at both ends of the ice. That was the problem. They played 40 minutes, not 60.
On that note, be sure to check out our latest episode of Cheer the Podcast. We talk plenty about the doldrums of January and this current slump, even before the loss to Winnipeg.
Here's Boxing….
Cheer the Podcast: Episode 6
Jan 25th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in Cheer the Podcast
Cheer the Podcast Episode 6 (1/25/14): We got a new microphone! And have an intro! Once again we begin with reader e-mails as they increase in number, which include topics such as the 2nd line center acquisitions, playoff projections and who the Hawks want/don't want to play, special teams recent performance, David Bowie and the recent sluggish play. Then we move into the upcoming road trip, Sochi security concerns, Blackhawks Nation's photoshop larceny and the ever important sixth defenceman.
Audio after the jump.
Out for a Walk: Boxing with Wild (2) and Blackhawks (1)
Jan 24th
Posted by Bartl in 2013-14 Game Recaps
That's just your run-of-the-mill, please-get-this-crap-off-my-TV kind of game.
The Blackhawks entered Thursday's matchup with Minnesota 9-0-3 in the second of back-to-back games, and they nearly pulled another point out of their asses in the final minutes. Alas, their sleep walking through the first 58 1/2 minutes did them in before falling 2-1.
The 'Hawks have lost nine times in regulation this season. Three of those defeats have came against the Wild. Yes, one-third of the Blackhawks' regulation losses have come against goddamn Minnesota. Let that sink in for a second.
It's no secret we didn't see anywhere near the Blackhawks' best against Detroit save for the quick two-goal lead they eventually relinquished, but Thursday was just one sad sack of a performance from top to bottom. Q said after the game that no one stuck out, and I couldn't agree more. Laziness, stupid penalties and missed opportunities all were had throughout the contest, and it grew frustrating to watch.
Having Keith out was another turd we had to swallow.
Thoughts before Boxing…
* So, I understand the bright side of pointing out that the Blackhawks have lost only twice in regulation over their last 18 games. At least they've gotten points more often than not. I get it. However, Let's take a quick look at the seven OT/shootout defeats.
- Dec. 20: Blew two-goal lead at home to Vancouver before falling 3-2 in a shootout
- Dec. 28: Blew three separate two-goal leads at St. Louis, then lost 6-5 in a shootout
- Jan. 2: Lost 3-2 in OT to the New York Islanders. Yes, those New York Islanders.
- Jan. 5: Fell behind by two in a listless performance until the third, tied the game, lost 3-2 in a shootout to San Jose
- Jan. 11: Nothing until the third, then lost 2-1 in OT to Montreal
- Jan. 14: Fell behind quickly 2-0, recovered to tie it, lost in OT to Colorado
- Wednesday: The Detroit debacle
This 9-2-7 stretch hasn't exactly been pleasant, though the wins over Anaheim and Boston were rather big. But the Blackhawks rarely have played a full game lately, either falling behind early and having to battle back or blowing a multiple-goal lead of their own while leaving an extra point on the table. Thursday was just a crapfest throughout, and I'm not exactly surprised the 'Hawks played a full stinker given the direction they've been treading lately.
* Handzus is getting plenty of blame for lollygagging it back into the defensive end, allowing Pomniville to receive a great pass from Heatley to beat Raanta on the first goal. However, have you seen Bickell in that highlight? He began coasting at the red line. I'll throw some blame his way as well.
* Anyone else ever think you'd see Hossa demoted/benched for even a single stretch like he was? Not sure if there was a specific message Q was sending, but still surprising. Hossa had a three-game goal-scoring streak snapped despite having a short-handed breakaway chance he failed to convert when the puck took off on him.
* Matt Cooke is still a prick, no matter how much he wants to try and convinced us he's changed.
* Brandon Bollig. Quality minutes late in the third period of a close game. Again. It's becoming as painful as brushing your teeth with barbed wire.
* Winnipeg, which had a four-game winning streak snapped with a loss to San Jose on Thursday, visits the UC on Sunday for "one of those great 6 o'clock starts."
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Spillage: Hawks 4 Wings 5 (SO)
Jan 23rd
Last night was a mess, albeit a thrilling, entertaining one. A clearly fired-up Wings raised their game and the Hawks, well, the Hawks kind of lowered theirs. They met in the middle and there was an almighty bang. It looked like the Hawks were going to streak away after a couple of early goals but they let the Wings back into the contest when they could and should have killed them off. Johnny Oduya and Brent Seabrook both made separate, serious errors and lapses that led directly to Detroit goals. The Wings even took the lead heading into the 3rd, until Marcus Kruger tied the game with that period's only goal. Overtime came and went in a frantic blur and, once again, you felt that a tie would have been the appropriate place to leave it.
Themselves: Hawks @ Wings Preview
Jan 22nd
Well, then.
Last time the Hawks saw the Detroit Red Wings, they were on the end of a handshake line after a pulsating, heart-pounding 7 Game series where the Hawks had looked dead and buried after four games, only to surge back and win through Brent Seabrook's overtime goal. I'm sure you all remember. Since then, many things have changed: the Hawks have a new Championship banner in their rafters, Detroit have moved to the Eastern Conference and the fortunes of both teams have taken a decidedly different path.
Cheer the Podcast: Episode 5
Jan 18th
Posted by JesusMarianHossa in Cheer the Podcast
Cheer the Podcast Episode 5 (1/18/14): Among the topics covered today are e-mail submissions from readers, HockeyBuzz and how its rumors may rot your brain out, Bryan Bickell and what's been written about him, HockeeNight's GONNA DRINKEN, the death of a terrible jersey, Pat Foley and Eddie Olczyk and the properly setting expectations up and down the roster. Audio after the jump.
Birds Of A Feather? Blackhawks 4 – Mallards 2
Jan 17th
Posted by Nakis in Chicago Blackhawks
The last 10 minutes of this hockey game were stressful enough that it's easy to understand how many people could forget that Blackhawks utterly dominated Anaheim during the first 50 minutes of the contest. No matter, the Blackhawks will take a much needed regulation victory against what the standings say is the best team in the Western Conference.
Marian Hossa kicked off the scoring when he beat Jonas Hiller high glove side after stick-handing Cam Fowler to his knees. It was a shorthanded tally for Hossa, who had one had his strongest games in quite some time. Hell, this was among his most dominating performances as a Blackhawk. Hoss would also provide the empty netter with just seconds remaining in the game. The long march toward 500 continues for #81. Kris Versteeg put the Hawks up 2-0 on a goal that while admittedly flukey, was still a result of Versteeg crashing the net hard with his stick on the ice. It was exactly the kind of dirty goal that snaps prolonged slumps. Unfortunately for Versteeg and the Blackhawks, he went down late 2nd period after colliding awkwardly with Bryan Bickell. Despite the goal, he played less than seven minutes in two periods. For now, Versteeg is officially listed as day-to-day.
Required Reading
Jan 15th
Posted by mightymikeD in Chicago Blackhawks
We don't do a Links roundup here on CtA because either
a) We assume that our smart, knowledgable, downright good-looking readers voraciously scour the Web for anything Hawks/ Hockey related or
b) We're lazy good-for-nothings
With that in mind, there have been a couple of articles on other sites over the last few days that we'd like to make sure you don't miss, for one reason or another. So here they are, with some commentary.
Our good friend Jen LC wrote this article about Bryan Bickell for Second City Hockey. I'd actually started doing the stats research myself for a similar article. Jen has done the digging, tied it all together and presented it to the world a thousand times better than I ever could. It's essential reading.
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There was a general sentiment on Twitter the other night, as Pat Foley & Eddie Olcyzk descended into a burbling mess of catchphrases, half-baked stats and witless propaganda, that Hawks fans were reaching breaking point with that less-than-dynamic duo. The next day we got a pair of great articles, the first from Sam Fels at The Committed Indian and shortly followed by Mike at Hockey Brunch In Chicago. Great reading in both and plenty of food for thought. Also jokes.
Another of our friends, Ryan Hackett. decided to do a Twitter-based recap of last night's game with his own acerbic commentary. It's hilarious. We can almost forgive him for being a Packers fan.
On the subject of funny, we got introduced to the wonderful The Full Amonte today. Here is a fictional recap of a Terrible Hawks Game from the Dark Days. Involves Mike Milbury, Jocelyn Thibault and Dave Manson.
Just Plain Dumb:
While we have directed you to some well thought-out and researched writings, there is another side to the Hockey Blogosphere.. I'd like to present two scrapings from the barrel, in chronological order.
First we had The Hockey News with some extremely half-witted trade ideas. It seems that every year the whole "Steve Ott to the Blackhawks" thing comes up. It remains a terrible, terrible Bad Idea.
Today we also got the joy of John Jaeckel at Hockeybuzz weighing in with a "Rumour" that "Passes the sniff test" about the Hawks trading with Winnipeg to reacquire the services of Andrew Ladd. You'll have to read it to find out what he thinks is going back in return. Make sure you have a strong drink handy. Oh, and if you're feeling bad about yourself, read the comments. They'll make you feel a million times better, because at least you're not as dumb as those people.


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The sheer variety in the landscape of this region is enough reason for one to explore and discover and assimilate all that it has to offer. This is but one part of a part of this great nation, and you cannot but admire the veracity of its potential as a destination which if managed well, can become the ideal tourist attraction.
When you are up at 4 AM and on site and location some 60 kms away by 5 AM ready to film, this is what you get. This above is the sea at Mandavi and those that Twitter may have had a first impression of it in the early hours, when I was able to connect to them on my BB.
Calm and quiet, peaceful and isolated the sea a calm soft presence, the breeze cool and endearing and a single wild dog burrowing through the sand furiously, to catch his breakfast – a crab ! In the distance to the left an entire army of Suzlon windmills modern and efficient energy developers, looking majestic against the barren sky and soon enough a traditional drink under thatched roof and mellow glares. It is ecstasy !
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I had described the scenario in the morning on my tweet. Could not help but mention how funny it was to witness this canine wonder, head under the sand, posterior sticking out, digging through its front paws for poor little scared crab, who incidentally, must be digging even more furiously deeper to keep away from this marauding pest. 'Pest' said in jest, just in case the animal lovers brigade decides to take offense ! Ha ha ..
Thats a closer look at the 'crab hunter' and a closer look at what camera device goes behind the making of these promotional films. Thats a 'jimmy jib' that you see protruding out of nowhere and is a long crane like arm with the camera, as you can see, attached to the end. These are used when it is physically not possible for the DOP to operate a camera at a particular angle. The camera moves in all directions through a remote control and the technician can sit far away and control the shot. And I have no idea why it is named after Jimmy !!
I would have ideally loved to have remained in the shot the entire day, tinted blue glares and all, but the Palace in the distance and by the beach was inviting and not without reason. A semi large but cozy ambience, with masses of land surrounding it and of course the architecture amazing ..
This little, well nothing is really little in palaces, this artistically designed terrace was the highest point in the structure. Romantic and in a way quite sensuous. The welcome at the door way was traditional – scented flowers thrown around you as you walk in and garlands and artifacts presented. Shawls of local handicrafts, colorful and amazingly designed and a sword, a symbol I guess of virility and fight.
Lagaan and HDDCS had been shot here and one does not need to wonder why. The Palace stands alone in this vast space, regal and impressive surrounded by wild growth of the 'ganda bawul' shrub. Which is all that one finds here for miles. It is, I am told, also used for fuel. They apparently burn the shrub and when it is done with the burning, they collect the charred remains and make it into blocks of coal, to be used in the homes as fuel for their cooking. What nature or man cannot provide they design ingeniously on their own. Survival has been such an educator and inventor !!
There were some interesting signs though as we entered the long drives into the facility. No smoking of course and no music machines and no horns ! I would presume they wished to keep the area quiet for the tented rooms by the sea, constructed specially for tourists to forget urban existence.
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They have built an entire mountain on Madhushala, with my Father's face on one end and mine on the other. Incredible ! Very moving and emotional to see the love they still have for him, Dr Harivansh Rai Bachchan !!
I drive away with mixed feelings of admiration for the artist and his thought and thoughts of my Father. Would he have ever imagined that a day would come when he would be etched in the sands of time in this manner. And that his creativity, first made public in the year 1935 would still be remembered 75 years later on a beach front in Mandavi in Gujarat ! There is pride of course in the greatness of his work, but pride too in the fact that it had such a universal impact all over and for so many years.
I twitter a bit on Twitter, the short term short message short social site. And I find that the expressions on it are more chatty and fun. But within a few days of coming on it I discovered that there are many there who are admirers of poetry and literature and matters and things of a certain maturity. So impressed am I of this that I have been posting some of my Father's thoughts on it and the outcome has been so encouraging. On many an occasion I have put in, due to the bindings of the 140 characters, a few lines from a poem, only to find the rest of the words coming through from an ardent follower. Simply awesome !! May this tribe grow.
The night beckons, for, tomorrow is a different location and some travel to it of substance.
The Gir forests of the Gir lions, the only location for the Asiatic lion will be covered next and I do look forward to reporting their movements and sightings, if any.
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Clumsiness is a common problem in otherwise healthy children with normal intelligence. Motor coordination problems may affect the ability to perform age-appropriate activities, such as dressing and running. Clumsy children may be at risk for academic and social problems. Low self-esteem may be experienced by the child who has difficulties performing in sports and social situations. Clumsy children may appear restless due to difficulties balancing and stabilizing their bodies. Clumsy children may present with poor muscle tone and posture. Working with school personnel and psychotherapists to identify and treat stress, anxiety and victimization due to awkwardness will help improve developmental outcomes long term.
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Fire Travel Directions, Part 1: With first light use copper, at daylight use gold, at moonlight use silver. This is the message the fire delivers to Sam, Polly, and Joe. But what exactly is fire travel, and where will it take them? Without fully understanding what theyre getting into, the three kids prepare to follow the glowing parchments instructions. But its always dangerous to play with fire, especially when its magic. . . .
Men of metal Shall help ye of mettle find the stolen stones.
When the message rises from their campfire, Sam, Polly, and Joe know that they are in for another adventure. But just what do the words mean? Who are the men of metal? What does "mettle" mean? Whose stones were stolen? The next day, a trail of gold pebbles leads away from the ashes of the campfire. . . .
Sam, Polly and Joe transport back to the magical world of ancient Greece when a blazing parchment rises from their campfire, taking them on a mythical adventure. Illustrations.
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