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Newport 2-3 Morecambe
- From the section Football
Tom Naylor scored two own goals and conceded a penalty as Morecambe beat Newport to claim a fourth win in a row.
Debutant Billy Jones fired in from close range before Naylor nodded into his own net.
Robbie Willmott's fierce strike gave County a 2-1 half-time lead before Naylor headed in at the wrong end for the second time to level the score.
And when he fouled Kevin Ellison in the 70th minute, Padraig Amond stepped up to claim the points from from the spot.
The win lifts Morecambe to sixth in the table, while Newport drop to 12th after suffering their first home defeat of the season.
Newport County manager Justin Edinburgh told BBC Radio Wales:
"It's very disappointing. We've been punished for indecisive play in our final third.
"We created lots of chances today, but if you give goals away like that it's going to be hard to win games. You don't deserve anything out of a game if you give those types of goal away.
"It's been one of those days. He's [Tom Naylor] been excellent for us since he's arrived.
"Everything that could go wrong went wrong today. Good players bounce back and get stronger from that and I have no doubt that's what he'll do because he's a very good player."
Lineup, Bookings (4) & Substitutions (5)
Newport County
- 01 Pidgeley
- 03 Hughes
- 19 Naylor Booked (Yakubu - 74' )
- 22 Worley Booked
- 02 Pipe
- 07 Chapman
- 12 Willmott
- 16 Jones (Jolley - 79' )
- 17 Flynn
- 11 Zebroski (Crow - 68' )
- 14 Washington
- 25 Stephens
- 05 James
- 06 Yakubu
- 18 Jackson
- 15 Burge
- 23 Jolley
- 09 Crow
- 01 Roche
- 05 Hughes
- 06 Diagne
- 08 Wright
- 22 Parrish
- 04 Kenyon Booked
- 10 Williams Booked (McGee - 85' )
- 16 Drummond
- 09 Sampson (Mwasile - 90' )
- 11 Ellison
- 27 Amond
- 25 Arestidou
- 23 Doyle
- 19 McGee
- 20 Mwasile
- 21 McGowan
Match Stats
On target
Live Text Commentary
Full Time The referee ends the match.90:00 +2:45
Free kick crossed by Joe McGee.90:00 +2:26
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Mwasile by Ismail Yakubu.89:13 Substitution
Substitution Joe Mwasile replaces Jack Sampson.87:37
Free kick taken by Adam Chapman.87:29
Michael Flynn takes the free kick.87:22
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Adam Chapman by Joe McGee.86:58
Michael Flynn produces a cross.85:26
Free kick taken by Lenny Pidgeley.85:22
Jack Sampson is caught offside.84:09 Substitution
Substitution Joe McGee is brought on as a substitute for Ryan Williams.83:20
Clearance made by Mark Hughes.83:10
Robbie Willmott crosses the ball in from the free kick.82:57 Booking
Alex Kenyon goes into the book.82:51
Alex Kenyon challenges Christian Jolley unfairly and gives away a free kick.82:08
Ryan Williams takes a shot. Lenny Pidgeley parries the effort to safety.82:00 Booking
Harry Worley is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.81:04
Free kick taken by Barry Roche.
Christian Jolley challenges Andrew Wright unfairly and gives away a free kick.78:49 Substitution
Substitution Christian Jolley comes on in place of Billy Jones.75:18
Ismail Yakubu manages to make a clearance.75:14
The ball is sent over by Tony Diagne.74:17
Andrew Hughes manages to make a clearance.74:10
Corner from the left by-line taken by Ryan Williams.73:47
Ryan Williams takes a shot. Lenny Pidgeley turns it away with a finger tip save.73:25 Substitution
Substitution Ismail Yakubu is brought on as a substitute for Tom Naylor.73:02
Header at goal by Tom Naylor misses to the right.72:46
Corner taken by Billy Jones.72:22
Michael Flynn produces a cross.70:25 Goal scored
Goal! - Padraig Amond - Newport 2 - 3 Morecambe Padraig Amond scores a penalty. Newport County 2-3 Morecambe.69:43
Penalty awarded for an unfair challenge on Kevin Ellison by Tom Naylor.67:57
Clearance by Tony Diagne.67:48
Corner from the left by-line taken by Billy Jones.67:38 Substitution
Substitution (Newport County) makes a substitution, with Danny Crow coming on for Chris Zebroski.65:55
The ball is crossed by Conor Washington.65:45
Adam Chapman makes a clearance.65:37
Corner from the right by-line taken by Ryan Williams.65:03
Ryan Williams has an effort at goal.64:38
Free kick taken by Ryan Williams.63:54
Harry Worley challenges Kevin Ellison unfairly and gives away a free kick.63:28
Barry Roche restarts play with the free kick.63:15
Harry Worley gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Tony Diagne.61:54 Booking
Caution for Ryan Williams.57:33
Stewart Drummond heads at goal. Lenny Pidgeley safely holds on.56:44 Goal scored
Goal! - Tom Naylor - Newport 2 - 2 Morecambe Own goal by Tom Naylor. Newport County 2-2 Morecambe.55:30
Tony Diagne takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Lenny Pidgeley safely holds on.53:28
Clearance made by Tony Diagne.53:22
Free kick crossed by Billy Jones.52:57
Alex Kenyon challenges Chris Zebroski unfairly and gives away a free kick.50:16
Centre by Kevin Ellison.49:41
Shot by Chris Zebroski went wide of the right-hand post.48:13
Clearance made by Mark Hughes.48:09
Chris Zebroski delivers the ball.47:12
Kevin Ellison takes a shot and missed to the left of the net.47:00
Harry Worley restarts play with the free kick.46:51
Tony Diagne challenges David Pipe unfairly and gives away a free kick.46:20
Mark Hughes manages to make a clearance.46:16
The ball is sent over by Billy Jones.45:01
The referee blows the whistle to start the second half.45:00 +3:08 Half time
Half Time The referee blows for half time.45:00 +0:16
Corner taken by Ryan Williams from the right by-line.44:58
Jack Sampson takes the chance to get an effort at goal.44:12
Clearance by Ryan Williams.42:58
Shot by Ryan Williams cleared the bar.42:13
Barry Roche makes a clearance.40:32
Free kick taken by Lenny Pidgeley.40:06
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jack Sampson on Tom Naylor.39:42
The ball is swung over by Conor Washington.38:03
The ball is delivered by Billy Jones.37:05
The ball is swung over by Robbie Willmott.36:15
Header at goal by Tom Naylor goes over the bar.36:03
Corner from the left by-line taken by Billy Jones.35:40
Chris Zebroski has an effort at goal.34:40
Clearance made by Stewart Drummond.34:32
Michael Flynn sends in a cross.30:59
Clearance by Billy Jones.30:52
The ball is crossed by Kevin Ellison.30:35
Free kick taken by Barry Roche.30:21
Foul by Robbie Willmott on Andrew Parrish, free kick awarded.30:03
Ryan Williams manages to make a clearance.29:02
Corner taken by Billy Jones from the right by-line.28:42
Tom Naylor takes a shot. A parry by Barry Roche prevents the goal.28:21
Clearance by Mark Hughes.28:04
Free kick crossed by Billy Jones.27:51
Mark Hughes concedes a free kick for a foul on Conor Washington.26:55
Tom Naylor takes a shot and cleared the goal.26:48
Clearance by Barry Roche.26:32
Billy Jones crosses the ball in from the free kick.26:13
Mark Hughes gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Chris Zebroski.25:19
Free kick crossed by Adam Chapman.25:14
Mark Hughes challenges Conor Washington unfairly and gives away a free kick.24:39
Free kick crossed by Ryan Williams.24:21
Free kick awarded for a foul by Harry Worley on Padraig Amond.23:02 Goal scored
Goal! - Robbie Willmott - Newport 2 - 1 Morecambe Robbie Willmott scores with their right foot. Newport County 2-1 Morecambe.21:53
Header at goal by Kevin Ellison to the left of the net.21:42
Centre by Padraig Amond.21:15
Free kick taken by Andrew Wright.21:00
Kevin Ellison fouled by Andrew Hughes, the ref awards a free kick.20:12
Ryan Williams crosses the ball in from the free kick.19:41
David Pipe concedes a free kick for a foul on Kevin Ellison.19:05
Chance falls to Padraig Amond who heads at goal.17:37
Andrew Wright takes the free kick.17:21
Free kick awarded for a foul by Conor Washington on Andrew Wright.16:20
Clearance by Mark Hughes.16:11
The ball is sent over by David Pipe.14:58
Chris Zebroski has an effort at goal and missed to the left of the goal.14:47
Andrew Wright crosses the ball in from the free kick.14:34
Foul by Andrew Hughes on Padraig Amond, free kick awarded.14:18
Padraig Amond has an effort at goal. Lenny Pidgeley safely holds on.13:14
Clearance made by Tony Diagne.11:50 Goal scored
Goal! - Tom Naylor - Newport 1 - 1 Morecambe An unfortunate own goal is conceded by Tom Naylor. Newport County 1-1 Morecambe.11:44
Kevin Ellison crosses the ball.10:57
Corner taken by Billy Jones from the right by-line.10:13
Chris Zebroski takes a shot.9:41
Lenny Pidgeley restarts play with the free kick.9:23
The assistant referee signals for offside against Kevin Ellison.6:21
Kevin Ellison takes a shot and cleared the goal.5:31
Conor Washington has an effort at goal.2:08
Assist by Conor Washington.2:08 Goal scored
Goal! - Billy Jones - Newport 1 - 0 Morecambe Billy Jones scores with their left foot. Newport County 1-0 Morecambe.0:00
The referee starts the match.70:00
Tom Naylor is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.70:00 Booking
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I'm building a paid Android app with Adobe Air (Air 3.2 / Flash CS6). How can I make sure that the user's device supports Adobe Air before he purchases my app? Does the Google Play Store take care of this, or is there a programmatic way for me to check (with AndroidManifest settings or otherwise)?
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You can bundle Adobe AIR with your app. You get this option when you export your app's APK. That will make sure your app is downloaded with all it needs.
However, that will make your app HUGE (about 30mb more than its real size)
Another option, is to just do nothing, and when the user downloads and installs your app, they will be prompted to install Adobe Air.
This is also an option when you export your App, as you can defined where from you would like users to download Adobe Air.
The reason why it's important to be able to chose where from they download it, is the fact that if you're selling your app through Amazon, you will want to give users the link to Adobe Air on Amazon, where's Google Play will be a different link.
Flash builder is quite helpful on that, and will give you all you need when you try to sign your application.
It actually says if an app is incompatible with your device before you download from the app store. If you wish to check a device yourself, look here: http://www.adobe.com/products/air/tech-specs.html
If you include Air the App size is increased by 7.5 Mb. The compatibility is usually checked by the stores (Google Play and the AppStore do the job right).
To clarify:
The Play store does not check for compatability based upon the specs defined by Adobe AIR, but rather the meta data you define in your manifest when you compile the application (ie
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Crumbly Chocolate Chip Cookies
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is a favorite from my childhood from Grandma. The recipe is at least 50 years old. These have a very different texture from most of the chocolate chip cookies that I run into elsewhere.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup shortening
- 1 cup vegetable oil
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 1 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 8 ounces chocolate chips
- 3 3⁄4 cups flour
- Mix in order given.
- Make cookie-sized balls and distribute on a cookie sheet.
- Flatten with a fork, dipping in water between impressions. Aim for a checkerboard on top of each cookie.
- Bake on cookie sheet at 350 degrees until brown.
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I had been following AnneHas2's journey for the PEI cookie and tried these on her recommendation. Absolutely first class. We used to stop at Zehr's grocery store in Orangeville Ontario, on our way north to buy cookies from their bakery. I had completely forgotten about them until I took a bite of this recipe. This IS that cookie. Amazing melt in your mouth batter. And sooooo tasty. I used an entire bag of milk chocolate chips, which was just over 10 ounces. Measured the batter with a rounded tablespoon scoop, and baked for 15 minutes. I ended up with 7 dozen cookies. Thanks JWynia for posting and Anne for bring it to my attention.
Found this cookie along my seach for one I get in Canada when I'm on vacation. This is just about as close as it gets. Second batch is cooking now. The texture is right on. Bakery ones are bigger.. Next batch cooking I tried to pack the balls of dough tighter...see if that works. Yummy JWynia.thanks for posting.


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Craig McClain is the Assistant Director of Science for the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, a National Science Foundation supported initiative. He has conducted deep-sea research for 20 years and published over 50 papers in the area. He has participated in and led dozens of oceanographic expeditions taken him to the Antarctic and the most remote regions of the Pacific and Atlantic. Craig's research focuses on how energy drives the biology of marine invertebrates from individuals to ecosystems, specifically, seeking to uncover how organisms are adapted to different levels of carbon availability, i.e. food, and how this determines the kinds and number of species in different parts of the oceans. Craig's research has been featured on National Public Radio, Discovery Channel, Fox News, National Geographic and ABC News. In addition to his scientific research, Craig also advocates the need for scientists to connect with the public and is the founder and chief editor of the acclaimed Deep-Sea News (http://deepseanews.com/), a popular ocean-themed blog that has won numerous awards. His writing has been featured in Cosmos, Science Illustrated, American Scientist, Wired, Mental Floss, and the Open Lab: The Best Science Writing on the Web. His forthcoming book, Science of the South (http://www.scienceofthesouth.com/), connects cultural icons of South such as pecan pie with the science behind them.
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Welcome to The Plymouth Rocks Curling Club
The enchanting sport of curling is now at the Hanaway Rink. Good Curling!
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Summer curling begins the week of June 28th. There will be a Tuesday and a Thursday night league; all games will run from 6-8pm*. Sign up as a team or as an individual to be placed on a team. The cost of the league is $400 per team or $100 per individual. There will be 6 regular season games and 2 playoff games. All teams are guaranteed to play all 8 games.
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Dairy products are open to E.coli contamination because of
the prevalence of the bacteria in animal waste, one disease
expert says.
The warning comes after dairy giant Fonterra issued an urgent
recall of four of its fresh cream products last night, over
fears it may contain the E.coli bacterium.
Almost 9000 bottles of Anchor and Pams branded cream, which
have been distributed to shops and food service outlets
across the North Island, are affected by the recall.
Fonterra Brands NZ managing director Peter McClure said the
company was sorry for the inconvenience and concern the
recall might cause "but food safety and quality are our top
People were advised not to use the cream, but to return it to
where they bought it for a refund.
Mr McClure said signs of E-coli were discovered during
standard testing yesterday morning.
The tests showed an unusually high "spike" of coli form in
fresh cream and milk at Fonterra's Takanini plant in South
Three samples were sent for independent testing, which
confirmed the contamination.
"All three samples they tested at an independent lab showed
positive results for E.coli," Mr McClure said.
The results were "very, very unusual".
"In the last 20-odd years we've never had an incident of
E.coli in milk despite periodic spiking in coliforms."
Professor Kurt Krause, head of the biochemistry department at
Otago University and director of the Webster Centre for
Infectious Diseases, said there is "an awful lot of
opportunity" for E.coli contamination of dairy products
because the bacteria is commonly found in faeces and animal
He said Fonterra still has a lot of questions to answer
before the true extent of the bacteria find could be known.
"Was there a problem with the process of carrying out the
normal food safety procedures and processing this cream, or
was there another cause of the contamination?
"I'm thinking that cream and milk and dairy products like
this are pasteurised, and pasteurisation is highly effective
at reducing the counts of E.coli, which otherwise would be
much more numerous. So did the pasteurisation break down, was
it not pasteurised, did something in the system break down? I
think we need more information from Fonterra before we can
make any judgement."
Mr McClure said the cause of the contamination was being
investigated and answers were expected "in a few days".
Meanwhile, Labour's primary industries spokesman Damien
O'Connor hit out at the Government, saying the recall "once
again tests the credibility of our food safety systems".
He said the timing of food testing and the accuracy of
information provided to companies, such as Fonterra, "needs
further scrutiny".
Mr O'Connor called for a stand-alone food safety agency to
ensure food production "can be accurately and independently
"Fonterra is our biggest company, food production is our
biggest export, and New Zealand cannot afford mistakes that
can further damage our international reputation."
Affected batch numbers:
* Pams Cream 500ml - 1400684206 - best before date
* Anchor Cream 500ml - 1400684207 - best before date
* Anchor Cream 300ml - 1400684208 - best before date
* Pams Cream 300ml - 1400684209 - best before date
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HARRISBURG Ś A trail that spans three western Pennsylvania counties has been named the 2014 Trail of the Year by the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
DCNR Secretary Ellen Ferretti announced that Redbank Valley Trails in Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson counties received the designation Monday. This new designation is coordinated by DCNRÆs Pennsylvania Trails Advisory Committee to elevate public awareness of the thousands of miles of trails available for public enjoyment in the state.
ōEighteen fantastic trails were nominated during this inaugural year for this designation,ö Ferretti said.ĀōRedbank Valley Trails stood out because of the dedicated work of tremendous volunteers, its scenic beauty, connection to other trail systems, and quick and efficient pace of development.ö
Much of the 51-mile Redbank Valley Trails runs along Redbank Creek and includes many bridges and beautiful stone arches.ĀThe trail connects
schools, soccer fields and rural areas to commercial and residential centers.
The trail network is a former railroad line.ĀAllegheny Valley Land Trust has title to the corridor and works with the Redbank Valley Trails Association to make improvements for trail use. Volunteers have contributed more than 3,000 hours per year since 2010 to trail development.
Redbank Valley Trails connects to the Armstrong Trail and from there to the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail and the Great Allegheny Passage to Washington, D.C. It is also part of an initiative to connect Pittsburgh to Ridgway in the heart of the Pennsylvania Wilds.
Darla Kirkpatrick, Redbank Valley Trails Association president, thanked DCNR upon learning of the award.
ōThis honor belongs to all of our amazing, dedicated volunteers and our community, local government and business supporters who have committed so much of their time, energy, equipment and money,ö said Kirkpatrick. ōThe Trail of the Year designation will help us garner more support so we can improve and open the Climax Tunnel, finish surfacing more miles, add amenities, attract more businesses for needed economic development in the region and make more people aware of this truly beautiful recreational asset.ö
To learn more about the trail system, visit www.redbankvalleytrails.org.
To honor the Trail of the Year, the advisory committee and DCNR will create a commemorative poster for statewide distribution.
For more information, visit www.explorePAtrails.com and choose the 2014 Trail of the Year slide. Featured on the site are 476 trails covering more than 10,000 miles in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Trails Advisory Committee includes different types of trail users, builders and advocates, and people with disabilities.
The committeeÆs responsibilities are to advise DCNR on the use of trail funding in Pennsylvania, review and rank trail project applications, and present an annual report to the secretary on trail activities.


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Aside from Medicare-dependent firms (I, II), defense contractors (PAA -1.2%) also have much to fear from "devastating" cuts via a debt deal. The Pentagon would take fully 50% of cuts imposed by any triggered second round of $1.2T in cuts, Lazard analyst Michael Lewis warns. LMT -1.7%, RTN -0.9%, NOC -1.5%, GD -0.9%, SAI -2.7%, LLL -3.2%.
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Some of you have been asking when we're going to post the list of themes for upcoming issues — we know the call for Noir submissions was starting to get a little sad-looking there, all by its lonesome. Well, ask no more: The new themes are now posted in the Contributor's Guidelines section — so come on and make with those submissions! We'll be waiting...
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- Make half your plate fruits and vegetables.
- Switch to fat-free or low-fat (1%) milk.
- Eat more vegetables and fruits.
- Eat different vegetables, especially dark-green, red, and orange vegetables and beans and peas.
- Eat at least half of all grains as whole grains, replacing refined grains with whole grains.
- Eat more fat-free or low-fat milk and milk products, such as yogurt, cheese, or fortified soy beverages.
- Eat different protein foods, such as seafood, lean meat and poultry, eggs, beans and peas, soy products, and unsalted nuts and seeds.
- Replace some meat and poultry with seafood.
- Replace protein foods that are higher in solid fats with choices that are lower in solid fats and calories and/or are sources of oils.
- Use oils to replace solid fats, like butter, where possible.
- Choose foods that provide more potassium, dietary fiber, calcium, and vitamin D. These foods include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and milk and milk products.
For women who may become pregnant:
- Eat foods that supply the type of iron that is more easily absorbed by the body. Examples are fish, poultry, and meat. And eat foods that are other sources of iron, such as lentils, beans, cereals, and grains.
- Eat foods that help the body absorb iron, such as foods rich in vitamin C.
- Get enough folic acid (from fortified foods and/or supplements).
For women who are pregnant or breast-feeding:
- Eat 8 to 12 ounces of seafood a week. Vary the types of seafood you eat.
- Avoid mercury in fish by limiting white (albacore) tuna to 6 ounces a week and by not eating tilefish, shark, swordfish, and king mackerel.
- If you are pregnant, take an iron supplement as recommended by your doctor.
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- Eat foods fortified with vitamin B12, such as fortified cereals, or take dietary supplements.
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If You're Thinking of Living In/Syosset; A Hamlet Where the Schools Are Stellar
Published: April 8, 2001
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Our Lady of Mercy Academy, a colonnaded private Catholic secondary school for girls on a spacious campus in Syosset, has 500 students in grades 9 through 12, its peak capacity. Sister Margaret Ann Hartigan, the co-principal, said virtually all of the some 110 graduates in the class of 2000 went on to college, with 60 percent being offered scholarships. Tuition is $5,200 a year, she said.
St. Edward the Confessor School, a Catholic elementary school in Syosset, has 272 students in pre-K through grade 8. The school's principal, Anne Schaefer, said a nursery program for 3-year-olds would begin in September. The school emphasizes religious training and academics. Average tuition is $2,600, she said.
If schools are a strong suit, traffic on main roads is the bane of Syosset. Several roads converge in a knot in the downtown around Jackson Avenue, a local shopping area. The sprawling railroad station parking lot, where town parking permits cost $20 for two years, is filled on weekdays. Jericho Turnpike, Route 25, a major shopping area, is also often congested.
The Long Island Expressway and the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway, though convenient, bring noise to abutting streets in an area once filled with woods and farms.
Matinecock Indians once hunted in the wooded hills and vales of Syosset but sold these and other lands to an Englishman, Robert Williams, in 1648. The name Syosset may be derived from a Matinecock word meaning a place in the pines. By the mid-18th century Dutch farmers had cleared some of the woods for fields. The Long Island Rail Road arrived in 1855 to connect the hamlet to New York City, spurring farming, which remained the main industry until World War II.
IN the postwar period, the population and single-family housing exploded, but by the mid-1970's little land was left to build on and population stability set in. Figures for the 2000 census showed that Syosset had lost slightly more than 400 residents since 1990. Roy Fedelem, a principal planner for the Long Island Regional Planning Board, said the decrease was probably related to a fractional decline in the number of people per household, rising school enrollment notwithstanding.
The 2000 census also showed that Syosset's Asian population was 12.7 percent, one of the highest rates on Long Island.
For recreation there is the 48-acre Syosset Woodbury Community Park. The park, run by the Town of Oyster Bay, has a swimming pool, an ice rink, a children's playground and picnic areas, three baseball fields, basketball, tennis, volleyball, horseshoes, shuffleboard and a nature trail.
An 18-hole, 121-acre town golf course in nearby Woodbury is open Tuesday through Sunday all year, weather permitting, and has a putting green and a driving range. Individual memberships cost $150 annually for town residents. Members pay $20 for weekday play and $27 on weekends and may make reservations. Nonmember town residents pay $30 during the week and $36 on weekends. Fees are doubled for nonresidents.
North Shore University Hospital at Syosset, a part of the 18-hospital North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, is an acute-care community hospital with 136 beds. It is known for its Center for Surgical Specialties, the Cohn Pain Management Center and an eye-surgery center.
Civic groups, seemingly one for every neighborhood, add cohesion and protect local interests. ''Even though we are not an incorporated village, people really have a strong identity with Syosset,'' said Dennis O'Brien, a retired New York City Fire Department lieutenant and the president of Residents for a More Beautiful Syosset. The nearly three-year-old group, with 300 member families, maintains a small county park near the railroad and plants flowers in a community garden.
Mr. O'Brien said that when he moved 30 years ago to a small house in the Locust Grove neighborhood south of Jericho Turnpike, the area was solidly working class. ''It used to be a lot less expensive,'' he said. ''I don't know if the people moving in now will be working class.''
Photos: Candy Lane at Bluebird Drive in Syosset, a community so completely built up that its population declined by slightly more than 400 in the 1990's.; Stores on Jackson Avenue, where heavy traffic sometimes is a problem.; 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape at 29 Arizona Avenue, $345,000.; 4-bedroom, 3-bath ranch at 211 Syosset-Woodbury Road, $439,900.; 5-bedroom, 4 1/2-bath colonial at 100 Sagamore Drive, $1,395,000. (Photographs by Rebecca Cooney for The New York Times) Map of Nassua County highlighting Syosset and surrounding areas. Chart: ''GAZETTEER'' POPULATION: 18,544 (2000 census). AREA: 5 square miles. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $88,312 (1997 estimate). MEDIAN PRICE OF ONE-FAMILY HOME: $450,000. MEDIAN PRICE A YEAR AGO: $420,000. MEDIAN PRICE FIVE YEARS AGO: $275,000. MEDIAN PRICE OF A TWO-BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM: $325,000. PUBLIC SCHOOL EXPENDITURE PER PUPIL: $15,812. CODES: Area, 516; ZIP, 11791. DISTANCE FROM MIDTOWN MANHATTAN: 28 miles. RUSH-HOUR COMMUTATION: 50 minutes on Long Island Rail Road; $7 one-way, $154 monthly. GOVERNMENT: Town of Oyster Bay supervisor (John Venditto, Republican), elected to a two-year term; six-member Town Board, elected to four-year terms. MALL SHOWDOWN: For years homeowners and civic groups in Syosset have implored officials of the town of Oyster Bay to reject a proposal by the Taubman Company of Michigan to build a high-end regional mall at the former Cerro Wire factory. The site is on the hamlet's south side near the Long Island Expressway on 39 acres now owned by the Tribune Company of Chicago, which also owns Newsday. The residents say they neither want nor need the additional shopping and fear the paralyzing traffic they say the mall would bring to local roads. Representatives for Taubman say the residents, for all their opposition, would be among the first to rush to the new mall once its doors opened. Construction unions say the project would mean 2,000 jobs. Now the issue is finally coming to a head. James V. Moriarty, a spokesman for the town, said the board members were currently in final deliberations. A vote on whether to grant Taubman a permit to proceed may come within weeks. No matter what the town decides, lawsuits by the losers seem certain.


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Forbidden Red Velvet for Valentine's DaySara O'Donnell
I have yet to experience a more seductive cake than the Red Velvet. The Southern Belle of desserts is a head-turner: Striking red, super moist and steeped in mystery. If there is a more perfect cake for Valentine's Day, I don't what it is. But there is some advice I must give you if you plan to make Red Velvet Cupcakes for your sweetie this Valentine's Day…
Sure, there are other, more natural ways to achieve the scarlet red of Red Velvet. But none as effective or brilliant as good ol' food coloring. And if I'm going for Red Velvet, I'm reaching for the forbidden bottle.
But there is another drawback to the red food coloring beyond a touch of naughtiness; beyond the Red 40 and Sodium Benzoate. There's a little something more you should know about red food coloring… especially if you're one of us. You'll know who you are.
Watch How to Make Red Velvet Cupcakes and tell me, are you one of us?
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Posted on May 20, 2016
Earlier this week I traveled to Joplin, Missouri, for a trip I will never forget. The Joplin story is one of a community that that never gave up, that demonstrated steely resolve in the face of tragedy, and that is coming back stronger and better than before. It is also the story of volunteers – 130,000 strong and counting – whose selfless service has lifted up an entire community when it needed it most.
For many residents, the one year anniversary was a painful reminder of the devastating EF-5 tornado that ripped through Joplin, killing 161 people, destroying 7,500 homes and buildings, and leaving a trail of destruction through the heart of the city.
But even more so, the anniversary was a symbol of hope, pride, optimism, and unity. The people of Joplin did not let themselves be defined by what happened on May 22, 2011. Instead they defined themselves by what happened after - their extraordinary resilience and desire to rebuild.
As President Obama told the graduating seniors at Joplin High School, "Here in Joplin, you've also learned that we have the power to grow...
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are participating in volunteer service activities today to commemorate the 9/11 anniversary on the September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance. The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) leads the annual effort to pay tribute to and honor the victims and heroes of 9/11 through service.
Posted on Sep 11, 2013
The White House released the following proclamation in recognition of the 2013 Patriot Day and the September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance.PATRIOT DAY AND NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE AND REMEMBRANCE, 2013- - - - - - -BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAA PROCLAMATION
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Each September, Americans pause to remember the 9/11 victims and survivors, and the responders who defined courage in the aftermath of the attacks.
Posted on Aug 26, 2013
To strengthen our communities, we have to break down the barriers that can discourage Americans from building a better life for themselves and their families. Whether these barriers to economic opportunity are structural or behavioral, change is possible, and our AmeriCorps VISTAs are leading the way by creating partnerships that support service as a solution to our nation's challenges.
Posted on Aug 22, 2013
Next week marks the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his I Have A Dream speech. As the federal agency tasked with leading the annual day of service named in his honor, the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) draws inspiration from a life that encouraged service to others.
Posted on Aug 19, 2013
It's back-to-school time. In the upcoming weeks, children across the country will be asked this quintessential question: "What did you do this summer?" The answer for nearly 3,000 Baltimore elementary students may surprise you.With the help of 93 AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associates, they practiced reading and writing. More importantly, they had lots of fun in the process!
Posted on Aug 15, 2013
As a part of the National Preparedness & Response Corps (NPRC), over 100 AmeriCorps members recently joined the ranks of the American Red Cross and will take positions in 21 chapters around the country to help communities be better prepared for disasters.
Posted on Aug 13, 2013
On June 25, President Obama made a federal disaster declaration for parts of Alaska along the Yukon River due to ice jam-related flooding from May 17 to June 11. On cue, a team of AmeriCorps members soon arrived in the remote village of Galena to help people there begin to recover.
Posted on Jul 29, 2013
A few years ago, a young teenager named Chris was living the street life in Austin, Texas, a high school dropout dealing drugs and facing bleak prospects for the future. While spending time at a juvenile detention center, two Senior Corps volunteers offered Chris love, support, and consistent finger-wagging, encouraging him to take his life in a new direction. Today, thanks to AmeriCorps, Chris has graduated from high school, gained valuable work skills, and found his passion in life - becoming a wildland firefighter.
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A flash flood on July 17 swept through Bannack State Park, a ghost town near Dillon, MT, unearthing many historic artifacts that were scattered throughout the flood zone. Shortly thereafter, a 14-member team from Montana State Parks AmeriCorps sprang into action to locate, tag, and recover items from the site.


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The Westlake Aquatic Center's "100 Helping Hands" campaign is halfway to the finish line. The center kicked off the campaign in May to raise $10,000 to cover the cost of repairs to a broken boiler and upgrades to the center. The "100 Helping Hands" campaign asks 100 people to give $100.
As of June 16, $5,905 had been raised towards the $10,000 goal. The Westside community has given generously to the campaign, including members from the Lady Elks, the Lake of the Ozarks Corvette Club, the West Lake Newcomers Club and more. According to center board member Lucy Silliman, the aquatic center will continue to take donations of any size, up to Monday, Sept. 1.
Silliman says she is passionate about the pool because it has been the source of her and her husband Marvin's good health. The Sillimans are in their 70's and they heading out this week to go hiking, biking and kayaking in Maine.
"You have to get old, you might as well be healthy and enjoy your life while you are doing it," says Lucy. "And the pool is a great way to stay healthy."
The mission of the aquatic center is to improve the health and quality of life of residents and visitors of all ages by providing physical fitness, rehabilitation, education and social opportunities in a safe and environmentally-friendly facility that is accessible to all
"We hope the folks in our community will help us to meet our goal," Siliman says.
Donations to the aquatic center are tax deductible. For more information, call 573-374-7370. Checks may be sent to P.O. Box 1532 Laurie, MO 65038.
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The first search in our Search Central (Enterprise Search) is very slow (in the range 10-20 s). Is this how it should be, any hints for speeding this up?
Give us something we can work with, like:
In addion to that you could tell us what the search administration reports says. You can find them in the Central Administration -> Monitoring -> View administrative reports -> Search administration reports.
10 to 20 seconds per search?
That is NOT how it should be. Even on slow hardware you should be able to get sub second results.
The first thing to do is check the Query latency reports in Central Admin. Here you will see how long it takes and where your bottle necks are. To improve search time there are several things you can do with SharePoint but really you need to find out what part is causing the delay.
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In this week's Unshelved Book Club you'll find graphic novels and comics about a happy-go-lucky bird and a careful squirrel, sisterhood, Cleveland, young Abe Lincoln, a girl and a cat, a philosophical cop who can copy himself, and odd bits of everyday life. Plus there's a book about the Dark Knight movies that contains some storyboards from the movie, which are a lot like comics.
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Statuette d'un ours, unique au monde, entièrement fait à la main avec la pâte polymère sculpey. La base est fait avec les produits de Woodland Scenics (la neige). L'ours mesure environ 5 pouces haut (avec la base). Peint avec de l'acrylique et sceller avec un vernis matte. J'ai aussi placé des feutres protecteur sous la base pour protéger vos meubles!
OOAK (one of a kind) sculpture of a bear, looking for a home! Entirely handmade using sculpey polymer clay. The wooden base (5 inches in diameter) is covered in Woodland Scenics products for the snow. The bear measures approximately 5 inches high (including base). Painted with acrylics and sealed with a matt varnish. Also, I putted some protectors felt under the base so it doesn't scratch any of your furniture!
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Your anatomy is very good. I envy that. XD
This is outstanding! Wow!
It's adorable! The details are stunning! : )
* ¡Fantástico trabajo! Lo hemos destacado dentro de la carpeta "Featured nº5 o Destacados nº 5" en Special-Groups. (Es la carpeta donde se exhiben los mejores trabajos del grupo).
¡Por favor, queremos ver más trabajos tuyos en el grupo!
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He's adorable!!!
This is amazing! Beautiful work <3
He's lovely.
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I love it. Really nice colouring and all! You are getting better and better. It´s incredible! ^^ Where did you get the wooden base? I haven´t found wooden bases yet....
Thank you so much! Glad you think so! I found these at Michaels. They have a lot of bases, different shapes and sizes.
I am from Germany - we do not have Michaels here I suppose... Is it a shop where you can buy all sorts of wood and stuff for your garden and furniture? Or is it more like a special shop for artists?^^
Aaah I see. It is new to us too, open only a few months ago. It is an art store ^^ With all kind of paint/craft supplies and there is a section with wood working stuff with wooden bases. But I think if you look around on the internet, like ebay maybe, you will be able to order them online. They are hard to find! Before Michaels opened, the only place I found them were at the dollar store and they were pretty cheap -_-
Hm...The art store I use to go to is quite a small one. In general I think it is really hard to find specific things in my region (Hanover)...Thanks anyway Some time I will search more thoroughly.
Amazing work! love all of it!
So beautiful! :3 makes me remember the coke bear hahaha
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Hackers' Fake News Site Relied on Plagiarized Stories
The fake news website allegedly used as cover by Iran-based hackers was also a serial plagiarizer, copying articles from such sources as BBC, Reuters and the Associated Press but putting its own name on them.
Newsonair.org, the website that cybersecurity firm iSight Partners fingered as the Tehran-based fake news outlet in a report out Thursday, doesn't appear to contain much if any original news, and iSight said it "plagiarizes content from other legitimate news sources." Indeed, many stories currently on its home page are credited to "NOA" but are actually from other outlets.
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For instance, the Newsonair story credited to NOA about President Barack Obama's West Point commencement speech is the Reuters dispatch from the same event. A piece about the Egyptian elections tracks word-for-word – including subheadings – with the Reuters story from Cairo.
The hackers created elaborate identifies for 14 fake reporters, including about 2,000 additional false personas that made their reporters appear legitimate. These 14 reporters operated through Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, WordPress, and Google programs in order to connect to associates of their targets and then the targets themselves.
As we reported today, the alleged campaign, which dates back at least to 2011 and is still under way, principally has focused on U.S. and Israeli targets in public and private sectors, but also has included similar officials in countries such as the U.K., Saudi Arabia, Syria and Iraq, according to the investigators.
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I have been experiencing a quite annoying bug on all three of my windows 8 PCs. The bug is the following:
The mouse randomly gets positioned on the screen when I do not move it for 1-2 minutes. The problem appears regardless of the running applications, even with full screen applications like youtube or while gaming (spectator mode). I do not move the mouse. The proof for this is that when I watch a video on youtube, the mouse just appears out of nowhere, while the scrollbar does not appear on the bottom of the screen how it would had I moved the mouse.
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"Paul's Journey Through Japan" Japan by Paul2001
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Way back in 1990 I decided to take the accept a close friend's invitation to visit him in Japan where he was teaching English. I thought that this would be a great opportunity to visit a country that we see and read so much about but really very few of us actually experience first hand. I found this to be a very unique adventure because much to my surprise, though many Westerners live in Japan, very few seem to actually visit it as tourist. In fact I was the only unguided traveler that I came across while in Japan. I assume that the legendary great expensive costs of the place is partly responsible for this, however I really did not find it that expensive. At least not in 1990 when the Yen was trading somewhat more favourably against the Canadian dollar. Still the place is not cheap but there are tricks to keeping the cost of a trip to Japan in order. Avoid taxis, eat where the Japanese eat, stay where the Japanese businessmen stay. At the time I was paying about $60.00Cdn a night for a room.
Overall I think that the trip proved to be very educational and overall very successful. As it was at that time the first country that I visited where I was a racial minority, spoke virtually none of the language and knew little of the culture and history. All this had both its good and bad effects on the overall impressions that I now have of my journey. Actually my worst experience was with the weather because it was very hot (38C in Hiroshima) and at times quite rainy. However overall I do not regret for a moment that I went to Japan and I highly recommend it as a travel destination.
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my second comment on this page. Very good tips on the relatively unknown but it is historically interesting. I am watching birds in Molde, Norway now. The snow-covered mountains are beautiful.
Great Japan pages. My favourite place. Looks like we've been to a lot of the same places. Brought back good memories.
Great tips and photos! Brings back so many good memories. Greetings from Sweden! :)
The Big Buddha of Kamakura was the highlight of my trip to Japan in 1991. And i liked Kanazawa also very much. Great page!
Interesting descriptions of the many temples and also of the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima. Too bad you had such an extreme heat wave when you were there.
an interesting page & great pics ! It is always great to see this Japanese architecture !!
Great Japan tips! The Torii Gate at Miya-jima is on my to see list for my next J trip!
Hi Paul, I enjoyed your Japan pages very much. I had been to Japan as well, but i am too lazy to prepeare my VT pages. Your site made me remember by Tokyo days. Thank you.
Enjoyed your VT tour of Japan and pleased to know about the Tori Gate and Nikko- not that I'll ever cross the Intnl Date Line this lifetime.
excellent tips - sounds like a great trip! :D
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As always, some of these are hard to narrow down and some were hard to find a name that I truly liked, but I wanted to fill each spot.
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To The Editor: The first human glimpses of our planet moved poet MacLeish to write, "To see the earth as we now see it, small and beautiful in that eternal silence where it floats, is to see ourselves as riders on the earth together, brothers on that bright loveliness in the unending night."
Apollo astronaut and Navy Capt. Edgar Mitchell observed, "My view of our planet was a glimpse of divinity."
Sadly, "We and our children face a growing crisis in the health of the creation in which we are embedded, and through which, by God's grace, we are sustained." (Evangelical Environmental Network, creationcare.org)
Temperatures are rising, forests are disappearing, fresh water is threatened and the air canopy is increasingly polluted. Surely, every person who acknowledges a Divine Creator wants to cherish and protect their Creator's work.
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People who develop atrial fibrillation may also be more likely to develop problems with memory and thinking, according to a study.
Our study shows that on average, problems with memory and thinking may start earlier or get worse more quickly in people who have atrial fibrillation, study author Evan L. Thacker, PhD, of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said in a news release. This means that heart health is an important factor related to brain health.
The study, published June 5 on the website of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, involved people 65 and older from four communities in the United States who were enrolled in the Cardiovascular Health Study.
Participants did not have a history of atrial fibrillation or stroke at the start of the study. They were followed for an average of seven years and received a 100-point memory and thinking test every year. People who had a stroke were not included in this analysis after the stroke. Of the 5,150 participants, 552, or about 11%, developed atrial fibrillation during the study.
People with atrial fibrillation were more likely to experience lower memory and thinking scores at earlier ages than people with no history of atrial fibrillation, the researchers found. For example, from age 80 to age 85 the average score on the 100-point test went down by about six points for people without atrial fibrillation and by about 10 points for people with atrial fibrillation.
Among participants ages 75 and older, the average rate of decline was about three to four points faster per five years of aging with atrial fibrillation than without. This suggests that on average, people with atrial fibrillation may be more likely to develop cognitive impairment or dementia at earlier ages than people with no history of atrial fibrillation, Thacker said.
Thacker noted that scores below 78 points on the 100-point test are suggestive of dementia. People without atrial fibrillation in the study were predicted on average to score below 78 points at age 87, while people with atrial fibrillation were predicted to score below 78 points at age 85.
If there is indeed a link between atrial fibrillation and memory and thinking decline, the next steps are to learn why that decline happens and how we can prevent that decline, Thacker said.
The study was supported by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the National Institute on Aging.
Read the study abstract: www.neurology.org/content/early/2013/06/05/WNL.0b013e31829a33d1.abstract.


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Suspect sought in severe beating
A Houma man who allegedly forced his way into his ex-girlfriend's home and severely beat her with a handgun is being sought by Terrebonne sheriff's deputies.
Clarence Sneeze, 51, 1113 Schley St., showed up at the 46-year-old woman's house, on the 3600-block of Baker Drive, at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, deputies said. Another man answered the door, and Sneeze reportedly hit him in the head several times with his gun and made several death threats.
The man ran away, and Sneeze made his way into the home and hit the woman several times with the pistol and left the house. It is unclear if Sneeze actually fired the gun, police said.
The woman was taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center where she was treated for severe head trauma and bleeding in her brain. She was later transported to an unnamed hospital in New Orleans.
Warrants were issued Saturday for Sneeze's arrest on attempted second-degree murder and aggravated-battery charges. He is 6-feet-1-inches and weighs about 220 pounds, police said, with brown eyes.
Anyone with information can call Bayou Region Crime Stoppers at 1-800-743-7433.
Arson suspected in trailer fire
An Ashland trailer fire that started when nobody was home early Saturday morning is being investigated by the State Fire Marshal's Office on suspicion of arson, authorities said.
The fire broke out at about 2:30 inside the trailer, 206 Ashland Drive, Grand Caillou firefighters said, and was contained to a few rooms. The owner, Buck Ricketts, was not home, firefighters said. The trailer was not insured, and there were no utilities hooked up, authorities said.
The Fire Marshal's Office is currently investigating the fire.
Boat captain injured by winch
A shrimp boat captain whose jacket got caught in the vessel's winch, which caused him to flip several times, was taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center Saturday night and treated for a broken arm, Terrebonne sheriff's deputies said.
The incident happened shortly before 6:45 p.m., east of Cocodrie in Bayou Terrebonne, police said.
The captain, whose name was not released by authorities, made it to shore, where Little Caillou firefighters and members of the sheriff's water patrol treated him.
The man was then flown by Acadian Ambulance to the hospital, police said.
Art exhibit opening
The Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center at the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park is presenting an "Art of Louisiana" exhibition by artist Ed Voisin.
The exhibit starts Monday, and lasts until late January.
It feature swamp-inspired art in many mediums, including photography and woodcuts.
The gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the center, 314 St. Mary St., Thibodaux.
'Look Good' volunteers sought
The American Cancer Society is seeking volunteer cosmetologists and estheticians for its "Look Good ... Feel Better" program.
The free workshop is designed to help women look and feel their best during cancer treatment.
Would-be volunteers can call the American Cancer Society at 851-7719.
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A widget in SideBarOther shows up on the main article listing page, but when I select an article, the widget isn't there. There are two items in SideBarOther, only one of them has this problem, the second one, below. If I remove the first one, the second one still shows up on the listing page, and still doesn't show up on the article pages. I'm using an unmodified "News Magazine Theme 640" theme.
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Bird featured in tutorial on my blog.
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A Bird party in South Milwuakee
Wired Beauty by Shelley of Mermaid's Purse
Another wired bird by Mermaid's Purse
Shelley's bird, "Flitty", in the UK
Bird made by Bird party hostess, Patti
A South Milwaukee bird that didn't make th party.
A Lithuanian Bird
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A "Black Bird"
Gained a tail feather
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Painted Bird - OWOH gift
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Cousin Judy's birds
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Kay Susan's bird inspired by Starlings
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Wings are attached with buttons
Decorated with embroidery stitches
"Smockeryfied" cheeper gained some friends by Kay Susan
Fantastic Tail bird by Linda in Milwaukee. Purple bird is my gift to her.
Christmas present birds
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Kristin's bird
Miss Delishia Pomentea is a funky bird roosting in Canada
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Birds made by two college students in Colorado.
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"Sewing Bird" at Elaine's house
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Little bird and Big bird.
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Where the little leather birds have perched in Milwaukee
Flock of birds made by friends.
Alicia's birds
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Alicia's birds perched on her fence. These bird's feet are glued to bases of rocks, shells, and driftwood.
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Alicia's bird with head dress
Linda Teodo's birds
Italian flock made for ill children.
Kerry Joho's country birds in McCalls Quick Quilts
Nest of birds.
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Wow, don't think I would want to cross Paypal. Definitely going to check out that SDK. Thanks.
How does the commission compare to the Windows Store? (from the developer perspective),
Good question- I'll get John Lunn (from PayPal) to answer...
Hello Ian2 so we charge usual commission rate as if you were taking PayPal payments anywhere else. So in the US this starts at 2.9% and 30c and goes down the more your do, for details see https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/merchant-fees
I think you will find thats considerably cheaper than most other Mobile OS walled garden charges :)
Why not support the windows phone 7 as well? Is there any reason why it isn't supported?
Good questions Diogo let me find out
Going to have the hood open on all apps to benefit fully from 8.1 and very tempted to switch over to PayPal. Have you thought about creating an API wrapper that maps the current Windows 8 in-App purchase API to make switching over even more of a doddle?
I Will have my Developers Integrate SDK
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ThunderBeaverwrote a review of Merrell Trail Glove Shoe - Men's on May 28, 2012
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For all the talk on size I wear a 9 and bought a 9 and it fit just fine. The design does give extra toe room so without a sock it does feel roomy across the tops of the toes but that's by design. I got used to it pretty quick even though I prefer a heavier and tighter feel for actual trail running. It is very light on your feet...


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After asnwer to myself all this night.... :-) So, if this can help someone... If you have a table country (with countryId, and countryName)... And then, you have city (with cityId, countryiId, cityName)...
On editing records from city table, you make a combo with country list... Then be careful to:
First create a hidden field with id 'aFakePseudoForId'... You can without, but need then to set manually some suplimentary stuff in the combo, so, declaring separately reduce the code...
Then on your combo definition :
valueField : 'countryId', displayField: 'countryName', hiddenName : 'aFakePseudoForId' // and never 'countryId', even if this seems logic // if hiddenName is named 'countryId' then there are a UFO on the left top corner in IE !
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The hiddenName is not allowed to be the same as the id, so you can use hiddenName:'countryId', as long as you use a different id.
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I've written a book before and I can tell you I will never do it alone again. This was an amazing experience. 15-16 people get together and write a 400 page book in a week with amazing content that actually flows together nicely, it's still miraculous to me. I should have trusted our moderators and trusted the process because it really turned out great. The best experience thanks to the moderators, we would still be on day one if it weren't for them. Lauren Malhoit
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It has been a wonderful experience. This is my first Book Sprint. I've been through a range of emotions this week, going through the process. Starting from coming up with all the post-its that we had on Monday and ending up with a book that we have today is incredible to me.
I knew in the back of my head that we could do it, but having you guys as facilitators here has been so helpful. It's an amazing process with an amazing group of folks, I know we have had a lot of people in the room, but I think we all worked really well together…
I really think the methodology is amazing. I would like to do this again, and I think this is something we should do for other documents as well. The methodology and the whole process was perfect. It kept us calm, moving through everything, it was a very good experience, and I was happy to be one of the unicorns that's part of the Book Sprints process and I would do it again in a heartbeat.Carly Stoughton
On Turtles and Dragons
After several book writing projects that extend over weeks and months of editing, sharing, waiting for a reply and then not having time to reply when I am asked to, I have developed a small level of nervosity about books. Then the idea of a Book Sprint arose and it seemed like it might solve the problem. And how.
After discussing with too many people for too long about how the ways that they do things and how they describe them, notate them, discuss them or think about them, we dragged a motley collection of people who were interested, but by no means experts, together. Then we started to talk. And talk. Armed with post-its and markers, pens and hand-waving, we were guided through a process of trying to work out what we were thinking about.
If there is a project where the problem needs discussion and that discussion should be documented, then it seems that a Book Sprint is the solution. A group of people who have agreed to share some time to the exclusivity of all else to make something happen, with instant questions and answers, sharing body language and a language that emerged amongst ourselves, we produced a book that has removed my feelings of nervousness about doing a new book project.
We plan to do another one.Tim Boykett


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