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=head1 Kephra Philosophy
=head2 Main Principle
Is simply freedom. Because even programmer are a human beeings first
and inherently want to feel free, joyful and creative (productive).
And you are not free if it doesnt run on your operating system,
is gigantic in proportions, slow, has a lot dependencies
or can't just be copied around.
The usage is also crippled if important features are missing or
you have to use or learn something you don't want to.
The beginner is glad to do his stuff by simple and visually assisted methods.
But experts are only happy when they can control every detail and powerful tools
let them achieve their goals as fast as they think. True freedom includes both
and a smooth path between them.
Freedom also means not to get stuck in old ways,
but also discover unheard solutions, not being afraid to change things.
And the full delight can only manifest if it's pleasant to look at.
=head2 Strategies
=head3 Simple
Aiming toward less code and only necessary functions is first the first rule
for several reasons. Yes it is the basis for a small, fast and maintainable
program. But also the only option since our dev team is frankly basically me.
=head3 Complete
Nonetheless all the tools you need should be on your workbench.
Either provided my Kephra or well integrated, originating from third party
software or the operating system. This enables uninterrupted workflows and
functions that solve complex tasks at once.
Kephra makes it easy to integrate your favorite program too.
=head3 Mature
Even if its tempting to fulfill many needs with very little effort,
we don't want to open many construction zones. Working at one problem at a time
enables us to see it from many angles and be more creative with the solution
which will fit better with all other details and can be left untouched till
several pressing needs push us in the right direction for the next level.
Most of the time the program will appeal much more mature.
=head3 Beautiful
=head3 Changeable
Because programmer spend so much time with their editor
it should match their individual preferences.
Thats why most features and visuals can be disabled and configured
via a typed commands, a dialog and config files.
Yet many setting can changed most quickly in place of their display by mouse.
For deeper modifications theres is an extensive plugin API.
But basically any internal function can be called at the own risk,
since it's all plain Perl, the language that also supports your favourite
programming style. For most radical changes I would not agree with -
make a fork. The license (GPLv2) gives you all rights you want, except
to publish your alternative version with less rights for others.
=head3 Graphical
hg (what we use) or git
=head3 Self-Aware
=head3 Experimental
=head2 Details
The main idea is verly perlish:
be friendly to the starter and the expert at same time and build
an approachable path between both states without giant gaps.
Starter need something like a notepad or textfield in the browser
with sane defaults that make most explanations superlfluous.
Experts want power to do more with less, change quickly between proven presets
and tweak their tools for the current task.
Beside that two categories people are very different
and a tool they spend so much time with should look and behave exactly
how they prefer for maximal joy and productivity.
Even thatswhy every feature should be optional, configurable and extendible.
But there has to be a common ground - some simple rules,
that can guide you everywhere so you need much less documentation.
We dont try push every function into plugins but tend more towards a thicker
core, which parts are well tuned to act together.
This will not only give a better user experience,
but also helps code reuse and leads to a smaller, faster and safer program.
And with todays VCS like hg (what we use) or git you already have
decoupled development and a much lesser need for separation in that field,
than with centralized version control systems.
Nevertheless in case you want to add completely new features, we support plugins
with a wide API and if you brave enough: call every functon the program has.
Thats possible because plugins are written in same language as the app.
To have less visual clutter and reduce the amount of the extentions,
we look at what greater purpose serve several parts like shell extention and
compiler-output and vi-like commands and created one place to communicate
with whatever, called IO unit. And surely you can extend it for speaking
to your favorite tool too.
Talking with the outside world is important because often you have to to
solve your task and we just can't rebuilt any important software,
but prefer to concentrate at what were good at - writing a fast yet powerful editor.
At a core an editor is a control center for information.
The infos should be sucked from any source, transformed and stored,
so you can find it easily - no matter if you want to write a program,
tweak the configs on a server or push a command to your OS.
For that reason we plan for a mighty snippet library, that not only holds
chunks of text to be inserted in you current document.
These snippets can also be executed by any software e.g. as shell scripts,
web pages or Kephra macros.
like typing, cursor and pointing at things he can see
can only feel free with powerful tools at their fingertips,
that might even change the fabric of the software itself.
=head2 Long Explanation
I started from the awareness that one editor was missing features,
another was too klunky, ugly here, unorganized UI there, slow,
painful key bindings, ... So lets start another half baked project, right?
Because there is nowhere a platform you seriously can build upon the perfect editor,
sensible tradeoffs are unavoidable.
=head2 Goals
=over 4
=item * easy to use
=item * all basic tools included
=item * more power with less effort
=item * can automate everything
=item * extensible on many levels
=item * full introspection
=item * all parts work together
=item * beautiful in all details
=head2 Strategies
=head3 TIMTOWTDI
=head3 Plugins
(no pluganization)
=head2 Why Perl
=over 4
=item * flexible, human friendly syntax
=item * has very good native Regex support
=item * mature technology
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this holiday was the best holiday i have ever had! it is great for all ages. there are lots of restaurants near to the hotel including a great cyprus one and an indians. the hotel itself is very clean and presentable. the staff are very kind, sociable and not at all rude like you may find elsewere. there are two tennis courts which are well-kept. the entertainment team were great there was water games through the day and a kids disco at night then adult and children entertainment later on. very funny stuff especially the hypnotist! haha i can deffinately say i will be visting paphos gardens next year. what a brilliant holiday!!
By far the best holiday me and my family have had, we stayed in azala 201 the room was huge and fully air conditioned in all three rooms. There were plenty of restarants around the resort, the beach, market place and waterpark were close. Entertaiment in the day and night was brilliant, the animation team were friendly and allways had games to play not only for the children but also for the adults such as water aerobics, water vollyball and polo. Evening entertaiment was excellent with the animation teams putting on shows such as grease and saturday night fever and encouraging everyone to play along with games.
Room - 10/10
hotel staff - 9/10
pool area 9/10
entertainment team 10/10
overall holiday - brilliant!
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just got back from paphos gardens had a great action packed holiday there hotel is all you need very friendly and helpful staff rooms cleaned everyday maids were lovely pool area great for kids and adults alike food good bar not to expensive lots of well kept garden areas hotel close to all local resort attractions water sports,harbour,tourist shops,bars,horse riding, karting the list goes on!car hire cheap if you shop around,we had read some awful reviews about this hotel before we travelled and were a bit nervous to say the least but me my husband and to teenage children had a great time and would recommend this hotel to families with kids of any age
Enjoyed Phaphos Gardens hotel
The Paphos gardens hotel is a great hotel for families with children from babies to teenagers. There is an in-house entertainment team who organise team games in the pool morning and afternoon, a kiddies club, early evening quiz, toddlers disco every evening...good entertainment for all the family. It can be very noisy and boisterous so if you are looking for a quiet, relaxing time don't go there! The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel room we were allocated was fairly dated but visited every day by the maid and cleaned often. We stayed B&B only - the breakfast was OK, plenty of cereals, bread, toast, beans, fruit, coffee, tea, juice, etc etc etc.
Main Pool area great, Small childrens pool good (both Pools cleaned every morning) and small play area under shade of trees for kids.
There is a Gym and spa area on the lower ground floor which looked very nice - nice showers in there for when you are turfed out of your room at midday and dont get picked up till 11pm!!
We stayed for 1 week but could quite easily have stayed on for longer...we enjoyed our stay.
Terrible,smelly apartment
We spent a week ending 22nd May 2005 at the Paphos Gardens Complex staying in room 210 Mimosa Apartments.
The apartment was awful,having shoddy white chipboard furniture,a constantly smelly shower room, old creaky beds and an overall need for a complete redecoration.
The patio area was equally sub standard and a most unpleasant area in which to try and relax.The supposedly white walls were a muddy brown colour and looked like they hadn't been painted for a number of years and the patio floor was also constantly covered by fallen debris from an overhanging large conifer.
In addition to this I managed to clobber about ten large cockroaches trying to share the room with us during our stay there.
Over the years we have had lots of holidays in the Greek Islands and and mainland Greece and never had cause to complain but 210 Mimosa Apartment was truly dire.
Our stay
we arrived back one week ago after a six day stay. Having booked a superior one bedroomed apartment, we were allocated on arrival a two bedroomed apartment in Jasmine block. It was very satisfactory, very clean and well appointed. No complaints whatsoever. The staff were friendly and helpful. The only complaint, which you cannot blame the hotel complex for was the nightly incessant barking of a pack of dogs a little distance away. Guard dogs somewhere quite possibly but certainly loud enough to be very intrusive. You could also hear them during the day.
Good restaurants nearby of which we thought Les Amis was the best. We had dinner at the hotel on Carvery Night (a different theme every evening) which was fine. Eating out costs are no cheaper there than here in the UK. Petrol is cheaper though. Paphos itself (sorry to sound snobby because I really am NOT) is just like a warm English seaside town. To see the real Cyprus you need to travel around. Go north from Paphos and explore the west and north coast and you won't regret it. The whole of the north coast up until the Turkish border is quite simply stunning with lots of great places to lunch right by the sea. Would stay up there next time just for the scenery alone.
Crossed over into the north via the border crossing in Nicosia (not at all easy to find) and had lunch in Kyrenia - a little port and then climbed to the top of St. Hilarion, an ancient castle. The view from the top is stupendous.
You can take a hire car over but you have to pay CY�15 insurance for the vehicle. It was well worth it. Didn't have time to to Bellapais Abbey as well which is also worth it I have read.
The weather was great and, although we would not go back to this hotel complex, preferring something a little more remote we would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone, especially if you have children. My last comment is that there are lots of cats around the complex which get fed by everyone. They even sell cat food in the hotel mini-market (they obviously know the English very well) so no cat goes hungry or thirsty. There was a tiny little very clued-up ginger kitten being feted by everyone. That will never go hungry I can tell you.
Would go again
A great location, some apartments very tired - ask for a superior one and pay the difference. Fantastic entertainment for all. Great on site shop and pools were fine.
Lots of stray cats beware!
Would stay here again as the location was so good. Eat at ZaZa's and Les Amis.
Cyprus is generally very expensive and we preffered the Canaries. Paphos is a bit too english for us.
Great weather in October though.
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The hotel itself is very pleasant, however you do need to be aware that it has full on 24/7 entertainment - practically!
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nightly fun - usually starts at 6 with a quiz followed by karaoke (bad) or a band(bad) or a football match on tv or a kids disco etc etc etc.
And low and behold if you want a quiet night, esp if your balcony faces the pool/ entertainment area! Or is even on the 1st floor mezzanine level - over the reception -where they all gather upon their return from 'Town'.
However it's a good base and the beach isn't too far away - although that gets very full of noisy locals too! Good luck or take ear plugs!!
Great Holiday
My husband and I have just returned from the Paphos Gardens Apartments. We were there for a week from 1 Dec to 8 Dec. We stayed in room 102 Jasmine. This was a newly refurbished two bedroomed apartment. It was clean, towels and sheets changed every day. We hired a car and had a great week. This apartment is quite central and is within easy walking distance of the triangle and also Kato Paphos. We didn't have any difficulty getting a safety deposit box and the staff were really helpful. We had two early morning calls, as requested. I would recommend these apartments to anyone and was glad I stayed there.
We went independently and arranged the flight and accomodation and car hire ourselves on line. This was our first time and I can recommend you give this a try! We travelled with my mother in law and she was delighted with her accomodation. The weather was warm but cooler on an evening but we had a great holiday. Recommend the day trip to Egypt, tiring but well worth the money! We flew there and back and saw the pyramids, sphinx, Tutankamun, a trip down the Nile, two lovely meals. A very good trip and we arranged this ourselves.
A good base for your hotel but beware....
We stayed here in April 2004 and overall enjoyed our stay although we did encounter a couple of problems.....
At first we were allocated a ground floor room, but discovered the patio doors were broken and didnt lock so we immediately asked to be moved. The staff were helpful and allocated us a different room for the night, and we were to move to another room the next day which we would have for the rest of our stay.
Upon arriving at our room the next day, we found it to be clean and spacious with a small balcony. The shower room was a little in need of some redecoration but it was ok for the week we were there.
The rooms were cleaned daily.
The 2 outdoor pools were good, although we preferred the main pool with the pool bar nearby. However, the water was COLD so beware before diving in!!
There is also an indoor pool and gym which you can use and a sauna, steam and spa at a small extra charge which were most relaxing!
The food was ok but expensive, so we'd recommend walking 5-10 mins along the main road - definately try Brothers Restaurant!!
This complex is close to the beach and approx 15 mins walk from the harbour area.
Overall this is a nice enough hotel complex but the downside is there are no safety deposit boxes in your rooms. There are some in reception but not enough for every room - we couldnt get one and had to go without.
On the 2nd to last day of our stay we filled out a survey about the hotel, which the cleaners left in our room. We complained on this about the lack of deposit boxes and recommended they fit more. The survey was collected by the cleaners on our last day - call it a co-incidence then that the same evening while we were at dinner our room was broken into and our credit card stolen!! There were NO signs of forced entry either. We reported this to reception who called the police for us but we're sure who-ever broke in that night had a key!!
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October 31, 2012 Ilsa makes no secret of reveling in debauchery and exploitation flicks, so Intoxicantations is a perfectly clever title for the band's new album. In "Fluid Bound," the occult-obsessed D.C. metal band drips with demented horror.
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October 31, 2012 Though its title hints at a note of defiance, the song is shot through with doubt- but it's dispensed with a poppy brightness that's virtually impossible to resist.
October 30, 2012 We get a lot of mail and figured we should spend some time periodically sharing and answering some of if here. Today's question is one we get a lot: "How do you pick what gets featured on All Songs Considered?"
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Crazy Horse doesn't just redeem Neil Young's mawkish moments — it transforms them. From left, Ralph Molina, Poncho Sampedro, Neil Young and Billy Talbot are Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
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October 30, 2012 Whenever things get too cozy on Psychedelic Pill, Crazy Horse is there to rearrange the furniture. When the singing stops and Young falls into one of the band's epic guitar journeys, the music positively erupts.
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October 30, 2012 After more than three decades, John Lydon and his re-formed PiL still perform with conviction. Here, they visit The Current in the Twin Cities to perform songs from their first album since 1992.
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October 30, 2012 George Lewis Jr. could barely stand during his recent visit to Morning Becomes Eclectic, but that didn't stop him from performing. Watch Twin Shadow deliver "Golden Light" in the KCRW studios.
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October 29, 2012 The Brooklyn band combines music and performance art to make harmony-rich pop.
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October 29, 2012 A keyboardist and singer who started out working solo on his laptop, Passion Pit's Michael Angelakos makes Technicolor electro-pop with monster hooks. But his songs are sturdy, versatile things, as this performance indicates.
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October 29, 2012 The twangy rock band fine-tunes its sound on Mirage Rock, produced by the legendary Glyn Johns.
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The 1961 thriller Taste of Fear, starring Susan Strasberg — someone who might have enjoyed Folk Alley's Scream Stream.
October 28, 2012 Folk Alley celebrates Halloween with a special stream of spooky folk music — including ghost stories, murder ballads, gory tales, supernatural songs and myths of witches, goblins and vampires.
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October 26, 2012 Simultaneously frenetic and meditative, the raga is seared in pulsating piano and scorned fiddle, and based on a scale Jack Rose suggested to his old band.
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I Spy Seashells And Beach Bling
Looking at this top picture you will see most of the shells I found last evening at Fort Myers' Bunche Beach. Can you identify most of them? While you try to figure out each of the shells… Wanna go on a little CYBER SHELLING hunt for shells with me? All righty then let's play a little "I Spy"! Don't mind the "dirty" bling (a mix of peat and other good stuff that gives food to so many living organisms)… just look for some of those sweet little minis that we all love by clicking on the next image to enlarge…
This will give you an idea of how "big" those little gems are by looking at my handful of sweet somethings…
As much fun as it was collecting minis, I was tickled pink when Clark showed me his fave find… A ROSEATE SPOONBILL FEATHER.
We didn't see any ROSEATE SPOONBILL birds but we did see immature WHITE IBIS birds. Ibis juveniles are mostly brown but these guys have started molting out of their plumage becoming adults.
Here are four immature WHITE IBISES hanging out with a SNOWY EGRET and a BLUE HERON.
It was a bird lovers paradise last night. I even saw the dance of the REDDISH EGRET…
Before it got dark, we stopped at Sanibel Lighthouse Beach just in time to catch a beautiful RAINBOW…
Samuel, Sheila, Gene, Freida (Cape Coral, FL) and their family in the photo above must have hit the pot of gold under the rainbow. They found all of these in the water…
I found another pot of gold under the rainbow when I met Bill, Jody, Brooke, Brandon, Laura Beth and Gramma Kaye. A golden family of shellers from Alabama.
Okay, did y'all identify most of the shells in the top picture? Errrr….I have to confess, once I got going on my own I.D.s (and put my reader glasses on), I realized that some of these shells weren't as obvious as I thought. There were a few that I had to look up… like the PAPER BUBBLE and TURRET. I failed my own test! hahaha I hope you do better than I did! I know the photo doesn't show both sides of the shell, but if you know what #8 is by looking at this photo or you have a better idea if I misidentified anything, please let me know. Whoops! How embarrassing! LOL (blush, blush)
Do you love shelling? Would you like to meet other shellers who love the beach and its treasures just as much as you do? Do you want to learn more about shelling in Sanibel and the out island islands? Join us for Shellabaloo 3!Read More
The Calm After The Storm
All is quiet now on Sanibel.
The storm is gone and seas are calm.
The sun will rise…
Life will continue…
Shellers will shell…
Lizbeth and Maureen will laugh with joy…
Share their gifts of the sea…
This is what I call paradise.Read More
Warm Welcomed Weekend
This is how our weekend started off on Friday. A calm, coral sky at sunset with a few shells scattered along the beach.
This is the cute little shell in foreground of the first photo. Cute, huh? It's called a GULF OYSTER DRILL and this is what the aperture looks like…..
We are starting to see lots of live COQUINAS right at the surf's edge getting washed up then quickly digging themselves back into the sand.
There were a few Sanibel Stoopers enjoying the warm evening and the semi low tide pools off Middle Gulf Drive.
I was so touched that Matt (OH) was collecting shells to make jewelry for his girlfriend. What a guy!
We got a chance to stop by Sanibel side of Blind Pass this weekend too but instead of shelling the sand bar, we walked the beach down to the bayou where I spotted this GREAT BLUE HERON in flight.
We were surprised to see so many shell piles!
There were lots of FIGHTING CONCHS and WHELKS but I didn't see any SAND DOLLARS until I met Stephanie from Ft Myers. She found about 6 SAND DOLLARS in her shell bag.
I havent had the chance to clean up the 14 inch HORSE CONCH Clark found this weekend (he's still beaming) but tomorrow I'll get that cleaned up and take a few photos then show the rest of the photos of our fabulous boating day.
We looked towards the pass and saw the rain coming. Head for the hills!
Hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend as we honored the memories of our fallen U.S. service men and women.Read More
The Sanibel Captiva Shell Report
I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that I'm catching you up on the good shelling from the week and if you are coming to visit, there are still shells at Blind Pass (Sanibel and Captiva), minis at the lighthouse and just west of the lighthouse we've been finding lots of other shells that I'll show you.
Brianne and her mom Kelly (AZ) were at the lighthouse beach finding SCALLOPS, WHELKS and CONCHS but the most unusual find for Kelly was part of a CRUCIFIX SHELL. It brings good luck!
They also found some beautiful PAPER FIGS in the low tide pools…
You've got to do The Sanibel Stoop to be able to spot good ones in the tidal pools.
The Stoopin found her this one….a double SUNRAY VENUS!
Brianne was finally able to find and hold a live STARFISH for a minute or two to admire it before she safely put it back in the water.
After talking to Liz and Sergio (central FL) while they were admiring a live SAND DOLLAR , Liz told me she was a record holder for the largest ALBINO LIGHTNING WHELK and received a Best In Show award at a Florida shell show. She found it at Lover's Key about 10 years ago. Dang it! I forgot to write down how big it was so maybe she'll comment and let us know.
As we were walking west from the lighthouse the tidal pool got wider and wider for us to see live creatures and empty shells as well. This is Katie from Houston without a shell bag but making due by lining her treasures on her arm like a shelf…
This area (around the Seaside Inn) was about where I found the live SHARK'S EYE I showed a video of yesterday. If you didn't see the video, it's a cool one you don't want to miss so CLICK HERE.
To catch you up on Captiva's Blind Pass, I stopped there on Thursday to find…. ahhhhh- such beautiful calm, aqua water with a pile of shells by the jetty.
Sharon (Orlando, FL) was having a great time replenishing her shell collection since she just used most of her shells….. this is so sweet….. to decorate for her wedding last week. She is on her honeymoon!
She was happy as a clam finding ….well finding CLAMS…and SCALLOPS….and CONCHS….and this COLORFUL MOON SHELL.
With all this happiness, I don't even want to give you the bad news. It's just that my little Smittie the Kitty is sick again so that's why I haven't been keeping up with getting out all the shelling news too timely. I think she's going to be okay now… oh it's too much info to go into …but she'll be a RadioCat next month- and that's some good news!Read More
Write From The Beach GiveAway!
I have been combing the beaches all my life finding seashells and beach treasures, viewing sea life and beach birds. This summer I was so inspired by all of these beautiful beach creatures I photograph and blog about that I decided to pick up the paint brush again. One thing led to another and before I knew it, I had 16 designs that I packaged into notecard gift packs with FUN FACTS about each sea creature for a fun twist. Check a few out…..
They really do! Half of their brain sleeps while the other half is awake…. so the half that's asleep- the eye closes.
They are HUGE!
Here's what the front of the Sea Life box looks like…
There are 4 designs (2 each) in each 8-pack box of Seashells, Beach Treasures, Sea Life and Birds.
So now you know what I've been up to when I'm not blogging. I am very excited that some of my favorite retailers already have them in their stores- check them out!
AND now for the GIVEAWAY!……
A WINNER HAS BEEN CHOSEN- congrats to Karen Wells!
Win 4 boxes of Write From The Beach notecards as a "thank you" for your inspiration….
- i Love Shelling Seashells
- Sea Life
- Hello, Birdies
- Beach Treasures
- Free Shipping in U.S. (outside U.S.?- We'll work something out)
Here's how to win……
Go to WriteFromTheBeach.com to look at all 4 boxed notecards and photos of each individual card, then come back here to make a comment HERE ON THIS POST (comments on Writefromthebeach.com will be disqualified-sorry!). Just tell me which ones you like best…or any comment will do because the pick will be random.
That's it! Just make a comment HERE on or before Friday, September 3, 2010
If you don't know how to make a comment- Click on the Title of this post (Write From The Beach GiveAway!) and scroll to the bottom then follow directions. Or you can click on the number in parenthesis (for example (1) or (0) ) after where it says "By pam – Comments" under the post title.Read More


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A group of tough young Brits make their way to the west of North America, where there are numerous hazards, in the form of grizzly bears,wolves, and a few tribes of Indians who definitely did not want them there. For much of the book they are with a tribe that is very friendly, and thus we are able to learn much of the ways of thesepeople. But towards the end of the book our heroes take part inrescuing a wagon-train of emigrants that had been attacked by a hostiletribe, and a beautiful young lady seized and ridden away with.
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Genoa and Italy striker Alberto Gilardino is a transfer target for MLS outfit Toronto FC.
According to Sky Sport Italia market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, the North American side are set to make a January bid for the 31-year-old.
The forward's agent, Beppe Bozzo, has already held initial discussions with Toronto officials to hear their offer.
The club are allegedly prepared to offer the player a three-year deal worth €7m, before taxes, in total. They are ready to hand over €6m to Genoa for his services.
Gila, a 2006 World Cup winner, returned to Marassi in the summer after a successful loan spell at Bologna.
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We hope you're in the mood to laugh, because we have some extremely funny pics of celebs that you have to see featuring Rita Ora, Hugh Jackman and Clint Eastwood.
We love how animated Hugh got when he stopped by the Spanish TV show, El Hormiguero.
We've rounded up some of the cutest, raciest and fun celebrity Instagram and Twitter pics from the past 24 hours featuring Khloé Kardashian, Sam Smith, Snooki and more.
Britney Spears may have a new man in her life.
Long live the raspy voice…
Get in, loser. We're going shopping!
A full workweek would not be complete without a ridiculous Lindsay Lohan rumor. Ready for this week's?
You'll never guess why Lindsay Lohan is reportedly being sued over something she did during her "crazy days". …
Former child star, Lindsay Lohan, is reportedly looking to cash in on her tumultuous childhood and young adulthood by publishing an autobiography that dishes all the 29-year-old starlet's biggest secrets.
Lindsay Lohan appears to be having the best summer ever.
Sun's out, bun's out!
We've rounded up some of the cutest, raciest and fun celebrity Instagram and Twitter pics from the past 24 hours featuring Snooki, Chrissy Teigen, Colton Haynes and more.
Hollywood and Vine is still one of the busiest and vibrant intersections to be these days. One of these reasons is Bardot.
We've rounded up some of the cutest, raciest and fun celebrity Instagram and Twitter pics from the past 24 hours featuring Caitlyn Jenner, David Beckham, Lindsay Lohan and more.
Rejoice! Children born after 2007 can now live in a world where Lindsay Lohan is known for something other than being "that girl who's always in trouble with the law."…
It looks like Lindsay Lohan won't be heading back to jail after all.
Get your buns ready! The inaugural weekend of barbecuing season is upon us. Breathe in the hickory smoke — can you smell the charcoal burning?
A deleted scene from Mean Girls has surfaced, and it's everything.
The saga of Lindsay Lohan and her community service hours continues.
Lohan still hasn't completed all of her court-ordered community service hours, so she's relocated from London to Brooklyn where she'll be volunteering at a children's center in her attempt, once again, to avoid jail.
The future is not looking bright for Lindsay Lohan right about now.
Today is one of our favorite days of the year… It's the day we get to praise the Hollywood Gods for releasing Mean Girls, forever giving us a reason to wear pink on Wednesday and encourage people with the phrase, "You go, Glen Coco!"…


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Back Home Again
Straight No Chaser on Replacing Jim Nabors at the Indy 500
Dave Roberts of Straight No Chaser, the popular a capella group from IU, offers a sneak preview of Sunday's "Back Home Again" 2015 Indianapolis 500 performance.
"We're not nervous about the large audience. We're nervous about the history of the song and the expectations that the people of Indiana have for that moment."Read more
Late Models: Phil Gulley Reminisces About His Rides
A brief history of all the cars in my rearview mirror.
Perfectly decent human beings, like me for instance, are made to feel like losers for driving a 1999 Toyota Corolla.Read more
Letters to the Editor: Philip Gulley's Back Home Again Column
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Phil Gulley: Lucky Dog
The best canines are the ones you meet by the side of the road.
A collar is the canine equivalent of the wedding ring. Once a collar is purchased for a dog, there is no going back.Read more
Phil Gulley Reveals His Inner Child
Floating back home in a rubber tube.
The invention of the tubeless tire must have been a sore disappointment to boys everywhere. Inner tubes served as our boats in the summer and our sleds in the winter.Read more
Phil Gulley: Flyover Country
A few places to cross off your list before ever visiting.
This year, we're not leaving Indiana. The little woman and I will head to our farm in Orange County, where the people are humble, the landscape inviting, the snakes few and modest in size, and nothing untoward ever happens.Read more
Phil Gulley Takes on People Magazine
It stopped being about people a long time ago.
I was at a doctor's office recently, and as I sat in the waiting room, I read People, easily the worst magazine in the universe.Read more
Phil Gulley: Grave Expectations
We're born free, and this country should let us die that way.
We've forgotten how to die in this country. Death with dignity? Fuhgeddaboudit. Not so long as there are fortunes to be made in keeping us alive.Read more
Phil Gulley: All The Rage
We have nothing to gripe about except the gripers themselves.
These days, most gripers seem to be white guys. Every now and then, I hear a disgruntled woman whine about things, but she's likely married to a grouchy white guy, and the surliness has rubbed off on her.Read more
Phil Gulley: Party Of One
As the new year dawns, so does a new political faction: my own.
When I start my third party, I'll have to suck up to some rich people to get their money. I don't ordinarily like spending time with billionaires, but I'll do it for the good of the country.Read more


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North Central RC&D to host State Meeting
Monday, 22 September 2014 08:52
Contrary to what some might believe, the RC&Ds are still alive in the state of Nebraska! There are currently eleven Resource Conservation and Development Districts in the state. These districts are no longer federally funded, but continue to thrive through memberships, donations, and grants, to foster and procure projects in their districts that meet the needs of the individual communities and counties.
The North Central Nebraska Resource Conservation & Development is a unique program that is led by a volunteer council comprised of people from within the six county region – Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt, Keya Paha, and Rock. The council helps to care for and protect the natural resources in a way that improves the local economy, environment and living standards. Their building, located in Bassett, is Council owned and they maintain a 501c3 nonprofit status. RC&D is a way for people to work together to plan and carry out activities that will make their area a better place to live.
The North Central RC&D council will host the Nebraska RC&D State Association Meeting in Bassett on September 28th and 29th. The two day event begins with a tour and dinner at Outback Adventures, a division of Nolles Cattle Company. While there, we will enjoy a wonderful meal and will be viewing a beef cutting demonstration by Dennis Bauer, KBR Extension Agent. Monday morning will begin with a Round Table discussion of the role of the RC&D districts in today's world and then end with the Nebraska State RC&D Association meeting. Representatives of all districts are hoped to be in attendance.
Anyone interested in the RC&D Councils is welcome to attend. For registration information please contact Lou Ann at 402-684-3346 or 402-340-8011.
River Appreciation Day
Tuesday, 16 September 2014 16:03
The Niobrara River Outfitters Association will be sponsoring their annual River Appreciation Day on Sunday September 21st. NRO Members will be offering to the public a free float trip for those wanting to spend an afternoon on the Niobrara National Scenic River east of Valentine during which time the outfitters will be conducting their annual Fall River Cleanup. Everyone will meet at their takeout points at 1pm for transportation to their starting points. Call one of the NRO members for more details on preferred segments and vessel types (canoes or kayaks) by Friday September 19th.
Cornell Bridge to Berry Bridge: Graham Canoe Outfitters 402-376-3708
Brewer Bridge to Wildcat Camp: Prairie River Outfitters 402-376-1887
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