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Mountains to Molehills: Stop it
Published: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 at 10:11 a.m.
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Millette Parks of Etowah says Duke Energy officials asking for another rate increase are being greedy. "These days, everybody wants more out of my pocket. It's greed," she grouses. "Duke already makes too much money, and I don't think it even reads the meters, at least not mine. I live on top of a mountain, and I haven't seen anyone reading the meter since last fall. I tell you, everything today is out of whack, and fixing it has got to start at the top. Washington has got to put a stop to it."
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DRY UP: John DiFiore of Hendersonville tells folks whining about the price of gasoline to dry up and "take the bull by the horns." "Instead of crying and complaining, boycott the big businesses," he says. "The mom and pop stations have quality gasoline, and you'd be supporting the local economy, too. Do you realize what will happen to profits of the greedy companies after a week or two? Their only choice would be to lower the prices. If the government won't step in, we must take the bull by the horns."
TAKE A BOW, BLUE NOTE: Emily Vawter of San Antonio is visiting in her home state of North Carolina, and if she could take a piece of Hendersonville with her back to Texas, it definitely would be The Blue Note in Hendersonville. "My mother and I came to Hendersonville for a visit with my two children and ate at The Blue Note. The meal was delicious," she says. "I cannot say enough about the hummus dish. It was the best I have ever eaten, and I have had my share of hummus. The other high note of the meal were the homemade potato chips that my son kept saying were 'so delicious.' I would also like to thank the chef for being so sensitive and accommodating to my son, who has food allergies. In the five years I have been dealing with the food allergies, I have never had a chef come out of the kitchen to personally ask about what the allergies were and how he should prepare the food safely. Bravo to the staff and chef at The Blue Note! If we lived in the area, we would go back over and over again."
POOR BUBBA: Herman was passing by Bubba's hay barn one day when, through a gap in the door, he saw Bubba doing what appeared to be a striptease in front of an old John Deere. As he performed a slow pirouette, he gently slid off the right strap of his overalls, followed by the left. He then, in a classic striptease move, let his overalls fall down to his hips, revealing a torn and frayed plaid shirt. Then, grabbing both sides of his shirt, he ripped it apart to reveal his stained T-shirt underneath. Then he hurled his baseball cap onto a pile of hay. Having seen enough, Herman rushed in and said, "What the heck are you doing, Bubba?" "Jeez, Herman, you scared the bejeezers out of me," said an obviously embarrassed Bubba. "But me and the ol' lady have been havin' trouble lately showing our affection for one another, and my therapist said I should I do somethin' sexy to a tractor."
LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Mills River Presbyterian Church, the Mills River Community Center and the American Red Cross are teaming up to host a blood drive from 1:30 to 6 p.m. Friday at the Community Center. Come on out and roll up those sleeves to give the gift of life. All blood types are needed. u Bob Wilson's Whizzabout, his 100-miles-per-gallon vehicle that's reminiscent of the horseless carriage, will be featured Tuesday at an Environmental and Conservation Organization workshop. Mr. Wilson is creating a kit for folks to build their own Whizzabout, and the inventor will discuss the viability of four-wheel, ultra-light vehicles for personal transportation, the history of ultra-light vehicles and how the Whizzabout was built. The workshop will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the ECO conference room in Hendersonville. The registration fee is $15, and you can sign up by calling 692-0385.
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Williamsburg Walking Tours offers themed tours of historic Williamsburg, Virginia – including historic tours, ghost tours, African American history tours, and seasonally offered Christmas tours. We have decades of experience and an endless collection of local stories spanning three centuries of the history of this historic town.
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A fun tour for the whole family! This lantern-lit evening tour will captivate you with legends and tales of ghostly apparitions throughout the town. Established as the capital of Virginia in 1699, Williamsburg is brimming with "Ghostly Tales!" (Tour time: approx. 1 hour)
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Join us for a casual stroll along Duke of Gloucester Street, referred to by FDR as "the most historic avenue in America," and adjacent streets as your guide highlights some of the 300 year old town's many historic sites. (Tour time: approx. 1 1/2 hours.)
- African American History in Williamsburg
Slaves to freedmen, craftsmen to businessmen, African Americans comprised half of the city's population in the 18th century. Join us for an exploration of Williamsburg's only tour of the Black experience. (Tour time 1 1/2 hours.)
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Offered seasonally from late November through the first week of January. Learn how Christmas in Williamsburg was celebrated from the 18th century to today while you take in the beauty and inventiveness of the colonial holiday decorations. (Tour time: 60-75 min.)
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Need Attitude? Voila, a Concierge
By WILLIAM L. HAMILTON
Published: July 29, 1999
ITS front-line employees having completed a three-month training program to improve service for travelers, Amtrak announced in advertisements this month: ''10,000 employees went back to school. 10,000 concierges graduated.''
In the same way that the breakfast roll became a croissant, even with a fried egg and Canadian bacon on it, the concierge has become a concept that knows few bounds.
''We picked the word because 'concierge' means someone you can approach who will make it happen,'' said Barbara Richardson, Amtrak's executive vice president.
Though it bases its popularity on the reputations of desk clerks at four-star hotels, for whom no service request is unrealizable, today's concierge industry is untethered to performance.
''If you have the attitude of a concierge, that's a large part of it,'' said Holly Stiel, a former concierge, who started Holly Speaks, a consulting business in Mill Valley, Calif., whose clients include Bank of America and Compaq.
On Amtrak's No. 171 from New York to Washington on Saturday, the newly trained ex-conductors and attendants had much in common with the traditional concierge: the French war widow with the keys who runs the hotel by her own rules. One conductor was helping two extensively tattooed men not with tickets to ''Wit,'' but with return times to New York. In the cafe car, the attendant was bullying a small boy into choosing a sandwich.
''Next stop Newark!'' said Mike Sternfeld, the conductor on the intercom, who introduced himself I'm-your-server style, listing the stations like chef's specials. But the next stop was unannounced: 10 minutes in the bleached green marshes of New Jersey, as unexplained as a delay between courses.
Amtrak is hopping a business trend for personal services. Hospitals and kennels now boast concierges. ''I even received a call from a prison that was interested in having me come and speak to them,'' said Michael Romei, chief concierge at the Waldorf Towers in New York.
Increasingly, concierges are finding themselves back where they started: on residential building staffs. Though they are not castle candle-keepers, or ''comtes des cierges,'' as they were in the middle ages, the year-old National Concierge Association estimates that one-quarter of its 150 members are now residential concierges.
In New York, the phenomenon is not new, but it is newly popular, with a prosperous real estate market and a demand for the latest level of, and last word in, building services. A concierge has a je ne sais quoi, like a fragrance brand, that a doorman doesn't -- more personal assistant than package-toter.
''A terrific number of buildings have inaugurated concierge services in the last five years,'' said Stuart Saft, chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums. ''Certainly, new buildings have built front desks and designated clerks as concierges. Interestingly, older buildings are doing it now.''
Hal Henenson, director of on-site sales and marketing at Douglas Elliman, the commercial and residential real estate firm, agreed. ''The word has a certain cachet,'' he said. ''It's marketing as much as anything.''
But if the ambiance of having a concierge is specific, the services are not.
Brian Byrne, a concierge at the Exchange, at 25 Broad Street, a two-year-old converted office building, won't pick up or return videotapes, but he will recommend them.
'' 'Waking Ned Devine,' '' Mr. Byrne said. ''A very nice Irish movie.''
Typically, a concierge is asked to coordinate pickups and deliveries, call car services, log guests in and out and expedite requests, like making arrangements for repairs. Infrequently, George Almegor, at a one-year-old apartment building at 150 East 57th Street, has reserved a restaurant table or tickets for a show. He has also fed fish. He has paid bills. He has played Cupid for single tenants.
When two women asked for male strippers, he gave them the yellow pages. ''They could have been my grandmothers,'' he said.
At a previous job, he broke up a fight in the lobby. After knocking on a door one night, he discovered a dead body. ''A guy with a football helmet. Rubbed out.''
Mr. Almegor admitted to stress on the job.
''How to please everyone when you're pulled in 10 directions at once,'' he said. ''People can be nasty, make a mountain out of a molehill. Dry cleaning -- a missing suit at 8 in the morning.''
If not the patience of a saint, Mr. Almegor has technique.
''I take a step back, count to 3, to recover my professional poise,'' he said.
As people find themselves squeezed for time between work and play, equally stressful schedule-flexing spheres in New York, the perception of what a residential concierge can or can't do has begun to shimmer like a mirage. For tenants thirsty for services, the small desk in the lobby, palmy with pleasant, friendly faces, is the nearest oasis in the desert.
But few concierges end up working like camels. Most draw a line in the sand.
The city's newest luxury buildings are promising a caravan of services through the concierge. At the Textile Building, at 66 Leonard Street, which is now selling condominiums at $795,000 to $6.5 million, these include housekeepers, personal trainers, masseuses, acupuncturists and caterers, said Annabelle Schachner, the sales director. But even $6.5 million later, the concierge will talk the talk, not walk the walk.
''I'll tell you where the line is,'' Ms. Schachner said of the limits of the job. ''They can't leave the desk.''


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Stop catering to selfish women
Published: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 at 9:24 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: There are always unintended consequences. Thirty-two years of aborted babies would've provided workers to support the present Social Security system.
Mothers of these helpless humans only thought of the moment, not the future. A woman's choice begins at the moment she has sex with a man who isn't a "keeper," doesn't accept his responsibility toward creating another human being and cares nothing for the woman.
Abortion and partial-birth abortion are the cruelest ends to a woman's choice! If neutering and spaying to prevent unwanted animals is the humane way of handling animal overpopulation, let's take it to the next level. Why not use humane technologies to get the same results when a woman uses abortion as birth control and has two, three and four abortions?
Women have been informed there's a greater incident of cancer in women who've had abortions, there may be psychological problems, their babies feel pain when their brains are sucked from their heads in partial birth abortion, their babies are dismembered and sold to labs for experimentation, yet nothing stops them from their selfish pursuits.
Full-term babies could be born, put up for adoption and loved, not killed, dismembered and disposed of without burials and compassion.
Annette Koluch
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Three Simple Ways to Get Organized!
Get organized using Rubbermaid's All Access Line!
Warning, this post is not going to be my most glamorous post! This week began the task of organizing my laundry closet. Because Tanner and I live in a loft we don't have a lot of storage space. We need to use what we have wisely! In our living room there is a large closet that hosts our washer/dryer and about every household object that we can cram in there! It was getting a little out of hand. Luckily I was fortunate enough to try out some Rubbermaid All Access organizers and I am feeling better about my closet situation already!So first off, let's take a look at the situation as a whole. Because this closet operates as my laundry station, small appliance garage, game storage and cleaning supplies closet all in one, it was starting to feel a bit crowded. I'm not kidding, I can't count the amount of times I have knocked over a spray bottle while trying to get something from the above shelf down.
I purchased a Rubbermaid Large Access Organizer and fit all of my cleaning supplies in it. I love this organizer because it has an easy access front that makes it so easy to get into the container! Seriously, I just open up the front and grab whatever I need, whenever I need it. This works great in this closet because the space between the cube organizer and the shelf is not tall enough to easily take the lid off of the container. Basically, this guy is a lifesaver. Since I made the switch I haven't knocked anything over even once! (And not to mention I have space left next to the rubbermaid to spare!)
Next up, I tackled winter accessories (not my scarves–see scarf organizer here!) and extra light bulbs/extension cords. For one reason or another all of our winter wear had ended up shoved in a reusable bag. Honestly, because of the terrible storage, I haven't used hardly any of these items this winter! It just seemed easier to resort to my go-to pair of gloves.
I decided to use the x-small all access storage organizers for both the light bulbs and the winter wear. They fit easily in a standard sized cube and can be opened from the front just like the large one used above.
So as you can see, I've still got quite a ways to go to make this closet "pinterest worthy" but I will say I am feeling much better about where I'm at now! I am thinking that one more large organizer would be just about right for all of our games. Let's just say rubbermaid got me hooked!
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I LOVE these all access Rubbermaid storage boxes! I hadn't seen these before, and I can think of several places in my closets that these would work! Being vertically challenged (sorry, I guess you got that from me!), it's hard to reach the top of a box, but easy side access would be perfect! I'll have to give them a try!
I need to get more organized! thank you for showing us some cute ways to do it. I had never seen these all access storage with the side doors awesome! Keep showing us great ways to get organized ; )
Size doesn't matter. A home can be cluttered if it's enormous as well. There is not a rule that small homes get cluttered faster. For me everything depends on organization. I love when every item has a place and it's not left there and there. I loved that boxes. I will surely buy a few of them. Thanks for the helpful advice!


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Does this still work for Sith Master?
Am curious if you can do the whole cheat thing still to make Sith Master easier. This is taken from the Achievement guide on Gamefaqs.
I've done it, didn't work.
I've read reports of it working, recent ones that is.
But when i tried it I had no luck. Disheartened me so much that I didn't come back and do it properly for quite some time. Major pain, this game is on Sith master.
Wait how does the cheat work, when does it unlock?
are the difficulty's stack-able
how could i cheat it
Also, to avoid double posting you can use the "Edit" button on your first post. This will also allow you to delete posts.
Sith Master (100GS Points) Complete Game- Sith Master difficulty.
Do not change the difficulty after the game has started. Simply beat the game on the Sith Master difficulty, which is not simple. This will unlock after you have beaten the game once before.
In my opinion, when you get to the Death Star level, ignore most of the people as trying to pause and fight them will only get you killed more and more. When the time comes to choose between the Emperor or Darth Vader to finish off, choose Darth Vader. He is easier to kill. Just upgrade your Force Repulse to 3 and do that to him every chance you get. He'll be dead before you know it.
NOTE: You can cheat yet still get the Achievement. Do the following:
A. Go to "Input Code" and put in the following cheats:
KATARN - Maximum Force Powers
JOCASTA - All Force Talents
MOLDYCROW - All Combos
B. Reach a checkpoint. A checkpoint is known to be reached when you see the "Saving" at the top.
C. After reaching the checkpoint, die.
D. Exit to the Main Menu.
E. Select "Continue Game."
F. When the game is loaded, press Start and then "Save Game."
G. Pull up the Xbox360 Guide, press Y (Dashboard) and go to the Dashboard.
H. Start the game back up and click "Continue Game."
I had to reformat that whole thing to make sense of it. Does it work then?
I followed the directions and I can't get it to work.
Do you have to be at the end of the game for it to work or can you be at any point in the game?
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Oct. 7, 1882
Worcester County
Massachusetts, USA
Apr. 19, 1961
Alameda County
California, USA
Son of Edwin Augustus (Rev.) ADAMS 1838 – 1927 and
Caroline Amelia "Carrie" PLIMPTON 1842 – 1928
Married Mary Knowles WOODLE 1880 – ; parents of:
George Plimpton ADAMS Jr 1909 – 1977 [married Evelyn Howell Yonker]
Cornelia Sheldon ADAMS 1911 (married unknown Lonnberg of France)
John Edwin (Dr.) ADAMS 1914 – 1999
George Plimpton Adams, Philosophy: Berkeley
1882-1961 Professor Emeritus
"As a scholar, George Plimpton Adams made his influence felt through more than fifty years in the development of philosophical thought. As a member of the faculty of the University of California he helped to develop strong faculties in many fields of study. As a member of important Senate Committees and as twice Dean of the College of Letters and Science (1917-1918 and 1943-1947) he was a leader in establishing wise and fair educational policies that are likely to continue to influence the University of California on its many campuses as long as it endures.
Born at Northboro, Massachusetts, on October 7, 1882, Adams was the sixth and youngest child and the second son of the Reverend Edwin Augustus Adams and Caroline Plimpton Adams. All six devoted their lives to careers in scholarship, science, or education, and none combined these interests more effectively than did the youngest brother. He had the good fortune to prepare for college at the Lewis Institute in Chicago (1897-1899) at a time when the distinguished founder of that school was actively developing his original and stimulating program. Thinking him too young for college, Adams' father then persuaded him to spend a year in a crafts school learning carpentry, a training that gave Adams a life-long hobby--indeed an art--from which he derived great satisfaction. He then proceeded to Harvard where its elective system, whatever may have been its faults, enabled Adams to study with some of the leading mathematicians, classical scholars, and biologists of the first years of our century, as well as with creative workers in philosophy and psychology like William James, Josiah Royce, George Santayana, and Hugo Muensterberg. Before taking the A.B. at Harvard in 1904, Adams interrupted his studies for a year to teach biology and psychology at the Lewis Institute. His first published paper was in the field of biology, entitled On the Negative and Positive Phototropism of the Earthworm Allolobophora Foetida (Sav.) as Determined by Light of Different Intensities.
Before taking the Ph.D. at Harvard in 1912, Adams returned to the Lewis Institute as Instructor in Psychology and Biology for the period 1906-1908, and there met Mary Knowles Woodle, a young instructor in English literature. He and Miss Woodle were married in 1908, and for just short of fifty-three years their home in Berkeley was a center for friendly meetings, for music, and for discussion with colleagues and students, and was made especially cheerful by the presence of children and grandchildren. Their eldest son, George Plimpton Adams, Jr., is Professor of Economics at Cornell University; their daughter, Cornelia Adams Lonnberg, is an accomplished musician; and their younger son, John Edwin Adams, is Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery at the San Francisco Medical Center of the University of California.
Professor Adams' intellectual interests were exceptionally broad. His earliest philosophical publications were critical interpretations of the work of Hegel in relation to fundamental problems of theology and religion. As his interests came to focus more and more on ethics, it was on ethics in the context of social, economic, and political theory and practice and in relation to the great traditions and the current directions of metaphysical and epistemological inquiry. Whether one considers his major books (Idealism and the Modern Age, 1919, and Man and Metaphysics, 1948), or his long series of studies published from 1910 through 1957 in the University of California Publications in Philosophy, one finds all of Adams' work distinguished by the imaginative but critical appreciation of wide contexts of experience and of theoretical construction, which he brought to focus in an illuminating way upon every specific issue that he examined. The importance of his philosophical work was emphasized by his election as Faculty Research Lecturer in 1932, as Messenger Lecturer at Cornell in 1939, as Woodbridge Lecturer at Columbia in 1946, and by an invitation to the Carus Lectureship which he was unfortunately unable to accept.
Professor Adams gave generously of his time and thought to the development of a strong and balanced Department of Philosophy, not only during the eleven years he served as its Chairman (1924-1935), but throughout his fifty-three years as a member of the Department (Instructor, 1908-1909; Assistant Professor, 1909-1912; Associate Professor, 1912-1918; Professor, 1918-1932; Mills Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity, 1932-1954; and Emeritus from 1954 until his death on April 19, 1961). For many years he served as one of the editors of the University of California Publications in Philosophy and also of the scholarly periodical, Ethics, published at the University of Chicago. With the late William P. Montague of Columbia, he edited Contemporary American Philosophy: Personal Statements, 2 vols., 1930, a work in which his own contribution was clearly one of the most significant. But Adams' service to the University was by no means confined to his own field. On scores of appointment committees he worked to find and bring able scholars to the University in a dozen fields of study. As member or chairman of the Senate's most important committees and as Vice-Chairman of the Senate, he helped to formulate principles defining the responsibilities and freedom of scholars, to advise successive Presidents on the most fundamental questions of educational and fiscal policy, and to guide the development of the University's younger campuses, such as that at Santa Barbara. To mention a single example chosen from many: as a member of the Committee on Budget during the depression of 1929-1933, Professor Adams was one of those who established the policy of graduated salary cuts for all, as against the common practice of dismissing non-tenure faculty members, as the proper way to meet reduced University income, a policy that won heightened respect for California in the academic world. The University expressed its appreciation of Adams' distinguished service by the award of its Doctorate of Laws in 1954.
Colleagues remember Professor Adams with admiration and gratitude for the magnificent work here barely sketched. But many will also treasure the memory of seeing him perched with his son on the ridge-pole of the cabin they were building on the shore of Lake Tahoe, or fashioning beautiful and useful objects in wood in his shop, or playing works of Brahms or Beethoven on his cello. Professor Adams lived in no ivory tower of purely theoretical activity. Altogether, his own life as scholar, as paterfamilias, as friend, as university statesman, and as critical and courageous patriot achieved the kind of scope and completeness that he was most concerned as a philosopher to interpret, and for which his scholarly career was a quest for flexible but firm grounds."
REF; University of California at Berkeley, W. R. Dennes J. Loewenberg S. C. Pepper
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Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach
Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach
Hotel Guest Rating: 5.5/10
4111 Pacific Coast Highway
Torrance, CA 90505
Welcome to the Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach
You'll find an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and in-room microwaves and refrigerators at the Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach.
Hotel Features
This pet-friendly hotel has two floors and 92 rooms, some of which are designated non-smoking. Each room includes a microwave, a refrigerator, cable TV and free Wi-Fi. An outdoor pool provides a refreshing way to relax, and an on-site restaurant offers the ultimate in dining convenience. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
The hotel is in Torrance, two miles south of shopping and dining at Del Amo Fashion Center. Torrance Beach is three miles west and the Redondo Beach Pier is four miles northwest. The hotel is 12 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, 20 miles from Hollywood and 30 miles from Disneyland.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests like the "convenient location" and "very friendly staff" at the Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach, which also offers amenities like refrigerators and a swimming pool.
Days Inn Torrance Redondo Beach Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Adjoining rooms
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Baggage hold
- Balcony/Lanai/Terrace
- Banquet facilities
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Conference facilities
- Cribs
- Desk with lamp
- Elevators
- Exterior corridors
- Family/oversized room
- Free local calls
- Free newspaper
- High speed internet access
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Ice machine
- Interior corridors
- Internet services
- Ironing board
- Kitchenette
- Lunch served in restaurant
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Outdoor parking
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Refrigerator
- Remote control television
- Rollaway bed
- Room service - limited hours
- Safe
- Security
- Wakeup service
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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There is a famous Indian restaurant in the front. Hotel location and price is good.
September 12, 2014
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September 1, 2014
Horrible hotel.
August 15, 2014
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November 21, 2013
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This is a pretty nice hotel. It's not the best of the best, but for the money, i doubt you'll do much better in LA. Friendly staff, Tasty complementary breakfast, Easy to get to, even for a clueless out-of-towner, and with a tasty indian restaurant right across from the lobby. Most everything you need is within walking distance, including a CVS and a walgreens so if you travel a bit TOO light, you're covered. Also my hotel was on the ground floor, and how it's set up i can see it being extremely accommodating to the disabled. ...
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Why People's Cell Phone Conversations Annoy Us
Sept. 22, 2010 -- Overhearing a cell phone conversation is not only annoying but distracting because it leads the brain into trying to decipher what the person on the other end of the call is saying, making concentration more difficult, a new study shows.
Cornell University doctoral student Lauren Emberson, BSc, and colleagues enlisted 41 volunteers to test whether their thinking abilities were most affected by listening to two people talking in conversation, a monologue, silence, or only one side of a conversation, called a "halfalogue."
The results were clear -- the participants listening to only one side of a conversation had lower scores on a series of cognitive tests that required attention and focus.
Emberson tells WebMD in an email that listening to only one side of a conversation drains concentration, because the brain must work harder to figure out what the other person might be saying.
Prediction a Key to Understanding
People who hear only one side of a conversation get less information and thus can't predict what's being said, Emberson tells WebMD.
When listening to a monologue or to a two-sided conversation, it's easier to predict what speakers will say next. But the human brain can't make predictions, she says, when it hears only one side, which also may explain why people become annoyed when they overhear others on cell phones.
Emberson tells WebMD the study shows that "hearing both halves is not distracting, but hearing one half of a conversation is. Our paper also includes a control [comparison] study showing that when the information content of the speech is unintelligible, the half of a conversation doesn't affect your attention."
The same is likely true when people are trying to read or watch TV at the same time someone is talking nearby on a cell phone or even a landline, she says.
Predicting Is a Reflex
"Attention is reflexively shifted to their conversation because of the unpredictability of the speech," Emberson tells WebMD.
She enlisted two pairs of college roommates as they talked on a cell phone, then recorded each conversation both as a dialogue, in which both women could be heard by a listener, and as a halfalogue, in which only one side of the conversation could be discerned. Then each woman recapped the conversation in a monologue. The recordings were played back as volunteers performed various tasks on a computer, such as tracking a moving dot using a mouse.


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Great prints by illustrator, Jeremy Harnell, who designs and produces music under the name Sons of Wolves. You can browse and shop for more prints here.
Great prints by illustrator, Jeremy Harnell, who designs and produces music under the name Sons of Wolves. You can browse and shop for more prints here.
Photos by 22 year old photographer from Montreal, Canada, Sean Mundy
In a time where the devaluation of music seems to be at it's peak, fans and audiences expect every release to be either for free or donation based, which forces musicians to tour extensively or resort to day jobs in order to support themselves. Deru, an electronic artist who questions this establishment, explores an innovative release of his latest album, 1979. His approach influences listeners to place themselves in an appropriate listening environment, delivering an entirely new experience.
To help him with his vision, Deru enlisted a team of people including the visual artist, Effixx, who collaborated previously on the Outliers, Iceland: Vol. 1 project.
I sat with Deru & Effixx to discuss the themes and concept behind 1979:
Wes Anderson's love for symmetry, compiled in the above clip.
Meet C.A.R.L.
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Using only MS Paint, Turkish artist Koray Kantarcioglu creates hyper-detailed bitmap landscapes.
If you are in the Chicago area, make sure to stop by the Schneider Gallery for blog favorite Reuben Wu's latest exhibition titled Distant Suns. Opening reception night is this Friday, January 10th, and will run through March 1st 2014, alongside Lynn Saville.
Some words from the gallery on Reuben's work:
Somewhere between 1970s concept album art, expeditionary imagery, and Surrealist painting is where Reuben Wu's photographs steadfastly sit. His are pictures made in the real world, however, through collapsing time and merging processes, the real is transformed into the surreal, evoking a response simultaneously familiar and foreign. The photographs amplify the strangeness of place and speak to Wu's individual experience within it.
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A World War II bunker in the Netherlands was turned into a sculptural visitor attraction by slicing it down the middle to reveal its insides. The bunker was built in 1940 to shelter up to 13 soldiers during bombing raids.
Intervention by Dutch studios RAAAF and Atelier de Lyon.
Movie shows concrete bunker cut in half by RAAAF and Atelier de Lyon from Dezeen on Vimeo.


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'Gossip Girl': There Are Only Eight Colleges in America
Our vaguely researched, but mostly completely subjective, guide to what in this week's <i>Gossip Girl</i> was as fake as Melania Trump's face, and what could pass for real.
In perfect sync with the Times Magazine's college issue last weekend, it's Ivy Week for the girls at Constance Billard and the boys of St. Jude's, and everyone's all gussied up in their navy blazers trying to impress the reps from various schools so that they don't screw up the rest of their lives. The characters don't look like they're having that much fun, and frankly, neither are we. The competition is meant to be all intense! And cutthroat! But in reality everyone looks sort of blasé about getting into college. This is mostly because they are not very good actors, but also, it sort of makes sense. The show up until now been delightfully implausible, but the underlying fiber of last night's episode rang uncomfortably true: As much as they bitch and moan and stress, rich kids don't really need to worry so much about getting into college — they're pretty much going to do okay anyway.
Other things, however, seemed a little more questionable–slash–patently fantastical. (Though, man, the end of the episode was awesome, huh?) After the jump, our vaguely researched, but mostly completely subjective, guide to what in this week's Gossip Girl was as fake as Melania Trump's face, and what could pass for real.
We'll Buy It!
• Blair: "My father left my mother for a 31-year-old model. A male model." Plus 10 for awesomeness.
• "Super-successful parents expect nothing less from their offspring. And when it comes to college, that means the Ivies. It's more than just getting into college, it's setting a course for the rest of your life. And those who aren't legacies are no exception. When parents have sacrificed for their children, what kid would want to let them down?" Plus 5. It may not be how your parents would have put it ("Your mother and I didn't work this hard just so you could make it up as you go along," snapped Nate's dad), but the sentiment is uncomfortably still the same.
• Blair's two unnamed sidekicks donned fake Steve Urkel glasses for the Ivy Mixer. Who hasn't tried to look geek-hot when the situation fits? Plus 3.
• An underclassmen a cappella group sings Fergie's "Glamorous." In chapel. Okay, singing it in a house of God may be a stretch, but high school a cappella is just that absurd. Plus 2.
Total: 20
That's a Bit Rich
• "Brown doesn't offer degrees in Slut." Wait — you can make your own major at Brown. So, Blair, Serena can major in Slut if she wants to. And she can do it Pass/Fail! Minus 2.
• It's beginning to be offensive how every time they cut to the Humphrey's "Williamsburg" apartment, they show a building directly Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Minus 1.
• Blair wears a Marni belt during field-hockey practice. Even she knows grass stains don't come out of white leather. Minus 1.
• Dan is number two in the class at his snooty Upper East Side private school? Then why does he want to go to Dartmouth? Minus 3
• After Serena stands up for her brother and makes it seem as though she's the one in rehab, someone purrs, "''I Was A High School Addict' is not an ideal college essay." Um, actually, that would be the BEST COLLEGE ESSAY EVER. She'd definitely get into Yale with that. Minus 3, for total misunderstanding of the application process.
• Nate's dad wants him to go to Dartmouth. He actually calls it the "old alma mater. But Nate, face flickering impressively from "blank" to "blank/tortured" — acting! — says he wants to go "out West." Presumably so he can join the cast of some other show. We swear the crap about his "future" was cribbed straight from the script of Freddie Prinze Jr. movie She's All That. (How gay is it that we know that?) But more important, what would Nate's chances of getting into Dartmouth really be, especially after he told the rep he wasn't so sure he wanted to go? In the Times Magazine, Winthrop Pearce Rutherfurd, whose family legacy at Princeton dated back to the 1770s, totally didn't get in. And he actually gave a shit! Minus 10.
• Serena and Dan are flirting together again. Yay! Oh, and their little siblings are flirting with each other, too. Hm. And wait, their parents have already slept together? Uh-oh, we smell something gross. Minus 1, for a little too neat incestuousness.
• Wait a second. There's no Ostroff Center in New York. Oh! Ha. Dawn Ostroff is the CW's president of entertainment. Minus 2 for accuracy, plus three for inside joke that lets everyone know that Dawn totally parties.
• Nate is always waking up on Chuck's hotel-room couch. But Chuck (who also implausibly drives to school in a stretch limo, so tacky) owns the hotel. Can't he get a suite with two beds? Or are we just preparing ourselves for some excellent bonus features on the unrated DVD set of the first season? Minus 3.
Total: -26.
So in the end, we come out with negative six points on the plausibility scale. Which is really off-balanced, considering that really, the only thing realistic about this particular episode was that the actors were pretending to be human beings. But if they can keep pulling it together in the end like they did last night, we'll keep watching and rating!


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This is a fun adventure. As Booster himself says, he has âliterally got all the time in the world,â as he embarks upon a repo job with his old pal, Blue (Ted Kord) Beetle. The story, dubbed âDeja Blue (and Gold!)â takes Booster back to the Justice League International days where he was frequently dismissed as an idiot. The story takes Beetle, Booster, Mr. Miracle, and Big Barda to an alien dimension in search of the âCliffâs Notes version of the Book of Destiny.â Only from the minds of Giffen and DeMatteis.
Giffen pitches in and helps out a bit on art this issue, drawing a framing sequence that features Rani, Boosterâs sort-of adopted daughter from the future-but-now-destroyed Daxam. Rani meets Mikeyâs (thatâs what she calls Booster, because âBoosterâs a dumb nameâ) sister, Michelle, and the two form a bond that allows Booster to return to his mission of stopping Max Lord.
Batistaâs storytelling is as solid as ever, but his characters seem slightly more flat in this issue. I wish I could pin down a reason for this assessment, but it fails me. Theyâre just flatter. The backgrounds are still elegantly detailed, right down to the closing mechanism on the door leading to the rooftop of the Justice League International embassy. Itâs this mastery of detail that enables Batista to put Scott Free side-by-side with Booster Gold and make them distinguishable, even if the color were stripped from the page. Both men have the same basic hair style and physique, but Batista gives subtle variances to make each discernible.
Hi-Fi just gets how to color a superhero book. There arenât many books on the racks nowadays that feature characters soaked in the primary colors quite like the quartet charging into action in this issue. Hi-Fi hits them with the colors and makes the rest of the page work with them, rather than subduing the colors of the characters, oversaturating the characters or making the page a bloody mess. This is a bright, loud, hero book, and Hi-Fi brings the bright and the loud.
Giffen and DeMatteis manage to help Booster turn the corner in this issue, offering up a peek inside the mind of Michael Jon Carter. They clue us in as why todayâs Booster is different from the Booster of yesteryear, and they do a good job selling it. Of course, being Giffen and DeMatteis, they also bring some loving derision to Booster, but this issue the humor happens more around Booster than directly because of (or to) him.
I do, however, get the sense that this adventure might just be marking time for something else though. Whether that something else is a synching point with âJustice League: Generation Lostâ or coordination with the larger âbrightest Dayâ event remains to be seen.
This is a nice aside from the âBrightest Dayâ quest Booster is on. Giffen and DeMatteis are having a fun time playing with Booster Goldâs world and reminiscing with the characters that brought them so much attention and adoration before. Itâs a nice reunion for all parties, including us readers.


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I did a pretty comprehensive review of the Ford Flex I rented back in September, but I rented one again this past weekend for an epic football road trip so thought I'd post some more thoughts about the car that came to mind over this much-longer trip.
My wife and I spent about 20 hours in the Flex over a four day weekend, driving about 1,400 miles. We were joined by my brother-in-law and his friend for about 1,000 of those miles, as we all went to Wisconsin for the Wisconsin vs. Nebraska football game on Saturday in Madison, followed by the Packers vs. Eagles game on Sunday in Green Bay.
The weekend was a cold one, with high temperatures never getting past 30 degrees and some snowfall too, so a great chance to try the Flex in a variety of conditions.
Here's some additional thoughts:
- Over the 1,400 or so miles, we averaged 21.3 MPG. That number was creeping above 22 until our drive home from southwestern Wisconsin to northwest Missouri, most of which was straight into a 20+ MPH wind that just killed the mileage. I'm happy with this number though, as we had the cargo area packed and four passengers in the Flex, with the heated seats and defrosters running most of the time.
- The stock Kumho all-season tires were less than stellar. With only 7,000 miles on the car, they weren't worn out. However, they slipped a lot in only 2″ of snow and the car lost all forward momentum on a 14% grade hill, to the point where we had to have two people pushing to make it up. It simply confirmed to me that, when I buy a Flex, I will buy winter tires for it, regardless of whether I get an AWD one or not.
- I love having remote start. So handy in cold weather.
- The 2nd row bench seat allows either side to recline individually – very handy and makes it less compelling to go with the captain's chairs in the 2nd row versus the bench seat, since you lose seating capacity in doing that.
- You can definitely fit a lot of cargo in it, but nothing like the 2014 Chrysler Town & Country minivan that also made the trip to Green Bay with a group of our friends in it. The floor storage in that thing is pretty phenomenal, as is the overall storage. The Flex is only 1″ shorter in overall length than the Town & Country, yet the Chrysler offers 19% more cargo capacity behind the 1st row than the Acadia (the previous post's cargo leader) and 42% more than the Flex. It's not even close and that amazes me, having driven/ridden in both – I can't figure out where the Flex is so much less efficient with space than the Town & Country. Here's the numbers (all in cubic feet):
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- MyFordTouch worked seamlessly all weekend – I continue to enjoy that system, especially the gauge pod information that can be switched out and reviewed using the steering wheel controls. The only negative is that the voice recognition software in it seems to be worse at recognizing music artists/song names than my Mustang's base, 3-years-older Sync system. Can't figure that one out.
- Between the power seat, power-adjustable pedals, and tilt+telescoping steering wheel, anybody can get comfortable driving it, as evidenced by my 5'4″ wife and I both driving it very comfortably this weekend. Love that we can both store our settings with the memory seats too.
I still love the Flex and my wife still likes the idea of buying one when we need a kid-mobile. I am disappointed how much less efficient it is with interior space than traditional minivans though; I'd hoped it wouldn't be such a drastic gap. However, many people, such as my wife, won't ever drive a minivan and this remains my favorite alternative for moving lots of people and stuff.


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The $125 is the basic fine, it does not include court costs, or other related expenses.
A conviction will also add four points to your driving record.
This is just one of a few new traffic laws that go into effect on October 1.
One important law change will make it a first-degree misdemeanor to drag race on streets or highways.
The offender is subject to having his or her car impounded for 10 business days as well.


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Australia's Parkinson dominated the Brazilian from the outset, his opening ride scoring 8.90, the highest of the 30 minute final at Merewether Beach.
The final two-wave score saw Parkinson total 15.43 to world no. 18 Muniz's 12.13
"It's great to win this first event as the world champion – I had an incredible end to last year's season and I came into this event with a lot of confidence," said Parkinson.
"It was sort of a warm-up event here but the field is fantastic and we surf these events to win.
"It is a real honour to win this event and for sure I feel ready for next week."
Both surfers will contest the ASP Quicksilver Pro next week.
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I'm speaking from a hardware perspective. It supports the 850 and 1900 network bands that AT&T uses, but will it work? The phone is amazing, absolutely destroys the Inspire 4G (which is a complete joke in my opinion).
No. It's a CDMA phone using 800 and 1900 mhz bands. CDMA phones can't be used on GSM networks (AT&T, Tmobile...). GSM and CDMA are completely different technologies.


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The "Grow Your Business Using Social Media" half-day event was hosted by the Brainerd Chamber of Commerce and the Lodge. It was great to see the regional folks getting excited about social!
Enjoy the slide decks! Brent also wanted to share a few resources with you.
Social Media Policies
Social Media Management Tools
SMO for Business – A full-on book!!
After all, the biggest failure of all is not succeeding on social. Taking the time to outline a strategy is key. Define three month, six month, and one year goals in whatever metric's are most important to you. These could be assigning a tangible figure to the following metrics:
@Mentions, Friends, Followers, Referral Traffic, Reviews, Uploads, Downloads, Tags, Check-ins and many more.
One last thought, before you jump right in — define your audience — and the best ways to reach them. Hesitating to move into your social real estate is no longer an option. For anyone still on the fence, check out Jessica's post at Bruce Clay, Inc. for great resources on entering the Social Media landscape.


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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - A former Madison County deputy clerk charged
with theft last spring has been arrested again, accused of stealing
more than $80,000 in county funds.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Friday that 40-year-old Melinda Watson Spence was booked into the county jail on a charge
of theft by taking.
Jim Fullington, agent in charge of the GBI office in Athens, said that charge and Spence's April 29 arrest resulted from an investigation into about $1,700 in missing Senior Citizens Center funds that were transported to the Madison County Government Complex but never deposited.
Sheriff Clayton Lowe asked the GBI to investigate the missing funds in March.
Fullington said investigators later learned that someone had taken more than $80,000 since July 2004.
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DODGE CITY, Kan. (AP) _ A Kansas man who struck up a pen-pal relationship with Charles Manson has become a source for a new book about the cult killer.
The Hutchinson News reports that Bob George's correspondence with Manson began back in 1997. At the time, George was a teacher at Dodge City High School, looking for a way to bring to life for his pupils lessons about the psychology of cults.
His first response came from fellow inmate Roger Dale Smith, who introduced himself as Manson's secretary. Through Smith, Manson began communicating, asking for stamps and cigarettes.
George's insight into Manson led him to become a valuable source for author Jeff Quinn. His book, ``Manson: The Life and Times of Charles Manson,'' was published this month by Simon and Schuster.
Information from: The Hutchinson (Kan.) News, http://www.hutchnews.com


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Originally Posted by Sumn0ob
Meh, bored. Juicy Couture shopping spree.
Isn't this the greatest packaging idea for underwear ever?
Theeese too.
Had to get them all.
I wanted to get my spring/summer Juicy shopping done, and there are no dresses, bathing suits or bags I like D:
D: D: D: Hahah it's for someone with no curves at all. The ruffles divert your attention from lack of chest/booty.
You said that about the cupcakes!Originally Posted by Celeste
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Ohhhh yeah! You have such a good memory, I forgot about that. I push fall/winter collections out of my head mid January xD. I still have those all pretty in the package. Way too cute to wear just yet, they're a decoration xD.Originally Posted by LevesqueIsKing
Hahaha I remember that as well, lmao.
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Waste tire amnesty will also be held on the same date, during the same hours and locations. Walton county residents may bring up to 12 tires per residence.
Locations: Walton County Fairgrounds, Highway 83 North (9th Avenue), Defuniak Springs, South Walton Mosquito Control Office, County Road 393, Santa Rosa Beach
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In a project that has been approximately 4 years in the making, the Walton County Solid Waste Department partnered with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to remove 200 tons of used vehicle tires from a site just outside of Mossy Head.
"The site presented a host of issues related to public health and safety," said FDEP Environmental Specialist Mike Stephen. "Not only did the site attract mosquitoes and other animals such as rats and snakes, but these types of tire piles can also catch fire, which leads to additional environmental problems."
The tires were located on private property of which the owner had recently passed away due to health complications. Due to financial constraints, the owner was unable to clean the site on their own. With nowhere to turn, the surviving spouse contacted the FDEP for assistance in cleaning up the site.
"This was a herculean task to undertake," said Jeff Massey, Solid Waste Manger for Walton County. "When we received the call for assistance from the FDEP, we were more than happy to be part of the process. It is important for local and state agencies to work together to ensure the health and safety of our communities."
The site itself was estimated to contain approximately 19,400 tires that were in a variety of stages. There were approximately 2,000 tires that were in full form, while the rest of the tires were either shredded or cut in pieces.
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By Lori NewmanApril 29, 2010
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- Fort Sam Houston Soldiers and civilians learned about the Holocaust during Days of Remembrance ceremonies held throughout the post.
Gerd Miller was the guest speaker for an event held April 21 at the Sam Houston Club.
"Being able to hear from people who have lived through [the Holocaust], whether as survivors, or in the case of today's special guest, as a liberator for those who were able to survive those horrific experiences is extremely important because as time passes the farther it recedes into our history," Col. Mary Garr, 502nd Mission Support Group/Garrison commander said.
Miller, born in Cologne, Germany, came to the United States at age 16 with his family. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II as part of a group trained in Army Military Intelligence; chosen because he could speak German fluently.
Miller helped liberate the Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany and the Mauthausen Camp in Austria. After the war, he also worked in Heidelberg, Germany, to help assemble the documentary evidence for the Nuremberg Trials.
"All together the Nazis killed somewhere between 10 to 11 million people," Miller said.
To put the number of people killed during the Holocaust into prospective Miller said, about 3,000 people died on 9/11 ... if 3,000 people were killed every day; seven days a week - 52 weeks a year, it would take almost 10 years to kill 10 million people.
Miller described his experiences during World War II to the audience who listened intently.
He described going through the camp in Dachua, seeing decaying bodies laying over fences and stacked on top of each other, going through the gas chambers, which were labeled "Showers," and the crematoriums still burning the dead bodies. He also described seeing a train with 40 railcars full of bodies.
"As we came toward the city of Dachau the first thing we noticed was this horrible, horrible smell," he said.
"Dachau was originally built for 5,000 people. The camp had 32,000 people in it. Most of those people were truly walking skeletons."
Garr told the audience about growing up in Germany and having friends whose parents survived the Holocaust. She reminded the audience about other events throughout history such as the killing fields in Cambodia and Sunnis' killing Shiites' in Iraq and the Middle East.
"Unfortunately we don't always realize or think about how genocide is still taking place," Garr said.
Students from Robert G. Cole High School participated in the ceremony lighting candles to remember those who died in each of the concentration camps.
The 232nd Medical Battalion also hosted an event April 22 at the Hacienda Recreation Center. About 150 Soldiers learned about the horrors of the Holocaust by listening to stories told by survivor Anna Rodo about her imprisonment in the Auschwitz Death Camp in Poland.
Rado was 12 years old when she and her family were captured in 1944.
Even though she, her brother and her sister survived the concentration camps, her parents were killed.
After her liberation, she returned to Hungary; but Hungary became controlled by the Soviet Union and she and her surviving family were imprisoned again, this time for trying to escape communism.
Twelve years after the end of World War II, Rado and her family were able to leave Hungary and emigrate to the United States and eventually San Antonio.
"I have told my story many times, and every time I talk about it, I get very emotional," Rado said. "We must learn not to hate, and I don't hate anyone, except Hitler and [Dr. Josef] Mengele. I am very happy now with my life and my family who keeps me going."
"I was very inspired by her speech," Pfc. Jiho Lee, Company C, 187th Medical Battalion said. "She taught me about how to treat other people by erasing hate."
"I learned about the Holocaust; things I didn't know and I think I am better for it," he said.
"There are too many out there who say the Holocaust never happened. The Holocaust did happen. Millions and millions of innocent lives were lost unnecessarily and many other atrocities are [still] happening across the world. We cannot forget; we cannot turn a blind eye," Garr said.
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Mark Chesnutt will headline the annual Kevin Richards' Country Cruise, hosted by CMA award-winning radio personality Kevin Richards, Feb. 22–March 1, 2009.
Texas favorite Dale Watson and RFD-TV's David Church will also join country music fans from around the world aboard the Carnival Valor in Miami, Fla., with stops in Nassau, St. Thomas Virgin Islands and more. The cruise also presents a showcase of new stars, introducing John Carter, Daniel Lee Martin, Rustie Blue, Rick Henry and Lisa Weyerhaeuser. Plus, the nation's top country dance instructors will be on hand to teach travelers the latest steps. For more information on Kevin Richards' Country Cruise, visit kevinrichards.com.
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I'm having a bit of trouble with this. When I use the "Automatic Upgrade" button, it doesn't seem to want to go beyond "Unpacking the core update" message. What's going on?
I'm having a bit of trouble with this. When I use the "Automatic Upgrade" button, it doesn't seem to want to go beyond "Unpacking the core update" message. What's going on?
I had a problem as well with the error message:
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SD Stern, get rid of that plugin and use the built-in automatic upgrader of WP.
Phantom, no suggestions. On some installation I had to try twice, but it always worked the second try...
It's possible there's a permission issue with your host, and it's not allowing the 'unpacking' so you may have to follow the Upgrading WordPress instructions to upgrade to 2.7.1
When trying to upgrade, it also stops at "unpacking the core update" message for me.
I previously used the plugin auto upgrade (which is deactivated) with no issues.
Just saw another thread, could the problem be related to the information on this page?
Alright. I did de-activate the "Automatic Upgrade" plug-in, and the upgrade seems to have worked now.
My automatic update didn't work, I've lost the error message.
I'm getting lazy, having only been a user for 2 weeks I'm having to read about updating.
The backup of the database. Mines at an ISP and so presumably it can't be backed up. Gotta say I didn't think of that, so I'm tied to my host now?
Setting up was easy though and I'm very pleased with it.
The backup of the database. Mines at an ISP and so presumably it can't be backed up.
Of course it can. If they have phpMyAdmin (most hosts do), then it has an Export function which will export the whole database for you to save locally.
Thanks Otto42. I did a back up. It will be interesting if I have to use it.
Still not updated though and as I'm so low on the learning curve there is other stuff I'd rather do.
I had a fatal error when trying to upgrade as well. I followed the suggestion here to deactivate the WP Automatic Upgrade plugin. Now, when I upgrade from the 'tools' selection on the dashboard, I get this message:
Downloading update from http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.7.1.zip
Unpacking the core update
Could not create directory: /home/qselpkpt/public_html/wp-content/upgrade/core
Installation Failed
I have no idea what to do now. I always screw something up when I have to do a complete re-install. And I'm going to be very upset if I have to do a complete reinstall every single time there's an upgrade.
Does anyone understand the message I posted above? Should I just create that directory myself?
Thanks so much!
Having same problem. De-activated the WP Automatic Upgrade plug-in, as suggested above, and upgraded to 2.7.1 flawlessly.
I deleted the WPAU plugin altogether, and SP *STILL* won't upgrade for me. I guess I'm going to have to do like I did every time before 2.7, and just download and completely reinstall the entire thing, and hope I do it right.
Feh, is the auto upgrade just buggy or something?
I got the following two errors:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_user_settings() in /var/www/vhosts/newsbooking.com/httpdocs/wp-admin/admin-header.php on line 14
Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::has_cap() in /var/www/vhosts/newsbooking.com/httpdocs/wp-admin/includes/schema.php on line 22
I'd go into my admin, but I can only see my home page! When I click on the admin link (the site is probably cached on my browser...) it comes to one of those warnings.
Joy. Now what? I'm with DSB, I hate upgrading because it always ends up as a total re-install which is a pain.
Help anyone? This is really frustrating.
Thank you!
Joy. Now what? I'm with DSB, I hate upgrading because it always ends up as a total re-install which is a pain.
Now you manually upload the 2.7.1 files -- which, btw, is NOT a total re-install.
I'm sorry, it's more of a "total r-install" than the so-called auto. I'm really just frustrated because I got all these "everything was successful! Congratulations, click this button and everything will be fine" sort of message which lead me to the errors I mentioned. If it was successful then why didn't it work, and now I have to do it manually?
and now I have to do it manually?
its not that incredibly hard to upload the files is it? in the 4 minutes I walked away and went to the restroom, I could have had my ftp client doing it, and it would be done by the time I finish typing this out.
May want to take a look at the video below and see if it helps.
If you still have problems, then you may want to try a manual upgrade...see the following:
Thank you whooami for flaming the noob, I appreciate it.
Anyways, figaro, those videos are very helpful, thanks. ^_^
@Montu: You're welcome...hope they help.
I didnt write anything intending to flame you. On the contrary, my question above was serious, but I apologize if you misunderstood.
It's OK, we're all good. It seemed a bit snarky, but it's possible I'm just in a bad mood because I don't want to deal with this right now, so I was projecting. I apologize as well.
It's been a while since I've done this, and I'm still really new to all this, so it's a bit more difficult because I'm uncomfortable using the software.
Hey guys, i've been having a similar problem. Im on bluehost so it is supported accoding to the codex page. however for me it just stays stuck on the Downloading update from http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.8.2.zip and the file created in the wp-content folder is 0 bytes. i tried changing the permissions of the folder from 755 to 777. any body have an idea of what i am doing wrong?
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"For the first time, there will be consistent standards and labeling for all organic products marketed in the United States. No longer will there be questions concerning what 'organic' stands for, or whether the process has been certified," DiMatteo added Wednesday in a prepared statement.
Still, not everyone will find the new USDA label to be all that appetizing. Traditional food makers and the biotech industry have spent considerable time, money, and effort protesting the creation of this new label because they fear consumers will view the label as a mark of quality.
The USDA label lends support to those seeking to belittle foods derived from other, demonstrably safe production methods such as genetic engineering, explained the Biotechnology Industry Organization in an earlier statement.
Nevertheless, the rules demonstrate that Americans really do have a choice, says the Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA), the world's largest association of food, beverage, and consumer product makers.
"We just want the USDA to now monitor consumers' response to ensure that the label isn't misleading," GMA spokesman Peter Clearly tells WebMD. "We support the establishment of standards for what qualifies as organic, but are concerned that consumers might see the label as an endorsement," he explains.
The rules, which the USDA was required to develop by a 1990 congressional law, were first proposed in 1997. The USDA withdrew that proposal after receiving several hundred thousand public comments, mostly criticizing the proposed label and the USDA's definition of organic foods.
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Cast: Daria Glover, Pascal Saint James, Saana, David Perry, Vanessa Lane, Sandra de Marco, Laura (I), Lolita (I), Dillon (I), Robert Rosenberg, George Uhl
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A guy donning a trench coat, fedora, safety goggles and wielding a power drill is an icon intended to attract a certain demographic. If this Lex Drill caricature is appealing to you, reminds you of a comic book villain or Abel Ferrara's "Driller Killer," this is the line for you.
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More than a week after Sen. Barak Obama shocked the presidential race by reporting that he had raised almost as much as the Democratic front-runner, allies of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton are still in shock as they scramble to beat him in the next report.
"First he terrorized us by not reporting his totals early and now we have to figure out how to beat him in the money primary," said one Clinton associate.
The ally explained that there is a concern that it might be hard to keep pace, explaining that the New York senator tapped into her major donors who provided large amounts, possibly up to the limit, which means they can't contribute any more.
Obama, meanwhile, likely took in thousands of smaller donations, much like 2004 Democrat Howard Dean. "We need to bring in more small donors and expand our base," said the Clinton. associate.
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Mayor Bloomberg Thinks the Sidewalk Lanes Were a Kind Gesture to Tourists
Or, no, he's joking, we think.
We can honestly say we never considered the sunny interpretation of the tourist sidewalk lanes that Mayor Bloomberg offered up earlier today: "It certainly says something about our feeling for tourists. They're willing to give up some space to the people that come here and support our industries." He isn't serious, is he? He's just trying to sweep our beef with slow-walking (but economically vital) tourists under the rug, right? When a reporter asked whether Bloomberg thought the lanes perhaps reflected irritation with tourists, Bloomberg said, "You've got to be a pretty sick person to take it that way, I think." No, he's definitely not serious. Right? [Daily Politics/NYDN]


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Jesus R. Sustaita, 82, of Amarillo died Sunday, May 9, 2010.
Memorial services will be at 7 p.m. today in Christian Life Center at Fifth Avenue and Alabama Street. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Christian Life Center with the Rev. Samuel Lopez, pastor, and the Rev. Orlando Lopez, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at Llano Cemetery. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Jesus was born June 8, 1927, in Cuero to Gabriel and Manuela Sustaita. He married Maria Silva on June 16, 1970. He retired after working for Pantex for many years and was a member of Christian Life Center.
Survivors include his wife, Maria Sustaita of Amarillo; eight daughters, Elizabeth Gonzalez of San Benito, Noemi Lopez of Laredo, and Anna Diaz, Lydia Ramirez, Delma Sustaita and Debra Grinie, all of Amarillo, Anne Keneitt of Roundrock, and Rachael Gonzales of Austin; three sons, Daniel Gonzales of San Benito, Richard Sustaita of Florida and Allen Sustaita of Austin; a sister, Josie Vasquez of Phoenix; two brothers, Daniel Sustaita of Amarillo and Gabriel Sustaita of Vernon; several grandchildren; and great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
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Released: Jun 01st, 2000
Running Time: 55
Company: Entertainment Radio
Distribution Companies: Herman B. Jones
Cast: Viper (I), Lanae Weir, Lisa Abato, Lauren Hayes, Sarah Jane Hamilton, Mallory, Tami Monroe, Cindy Collins
Critical Rating: Not Yet Rated
Genre: Alternative
Thirty hot women in 15 girl-on-girl scenes that play like Penthouse or Playboy spreads come to life. Former centerfold and lingerie models mingle with stage personalities in scenes ranging from live staged female lap dances to dungeon play to mountain-top Xena-esque nude chess matches. Entertaining for those who like to admire the female form, but a bit disappointing for anyone eager to see some action; except for one fairly steamy car-washing scene between Viper and Lisa Abato, the scenes are more artistic than pornographic. Regardless, these are some stunning chicks, and while this is definitely a softcore effort, it's no hardship to watch. Think "sensual," "arousing" and "tasteful."
A good addition to the softcore shelf for guys who enjoy mainstream men's magazines or couples seeking some romantic and light girl/girl action.


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The Revenant, The Big Short, Bridge of Spies and Carol have all been nominated for a BAFTA for Best Film in 2016.
The Grand Budapest Hotel and Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory Of Everything took home a myriad of awards
Stephen Hawking biopic looks set to sweep the board at the annual film awards fighting off stiff competition
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