text: Confederates Judge Denies Last Minute Request to Stop Confederate Monument Move By The Associated Press • Nov 21, 2016 Jacob Ryan/WFPL A federal judge has denied a last-minute request to stop Louisville officials from moving a Confederate monument to a nearby town. Judge Rules Louisville Can Move Confederate Monument By Ryland Barton • Jun 20, 2016 Jacob Ryan/WFPL A judge says Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer can remove a confederate monument near the University of Louisville campus. Judge Clears Way For Removal Of Confederate Monument Near U of L By The Associated Press & WFPL Staff • May 25, 2016 Jacob Ryan/WFPL A judge has ended a restraining order that barred the city of Louisville from removing a 120-year-old monument to Confederate soldiers that sits near the University of Louisville. (Update) Judge Temporarily Blocks UofL Confederate Monument Removal By Rob Canning & The Associated Press • May 2, 2016 Louisville Images / Flickr (Creative Commons License) Update 10 a.m.: Jefferson Circuit Judge Judith McDonald-Burkman has temporarily barred the city from removing the monument. The restraining order was signed Monday morning. [Audio] How Farm Families Struggled to Survive During the Civil War By Matt Markgraf • Dec 11, 2015 Matt Markgraf, WKMS Well told from the American Civil War are the stories of battles and heroic leaders. Among the lesser known stories are those of the farm families and their homesteads who found themselves struggling to survive in the midst of conflict. "It was a trying time," says Land Between the Lakes Homeplace Lead Interpreter Cindy Earls. She speaks with Matt Markgraf on Sounds Good about what life was like for the farm families of western Kentucky and northwestern Tennessee ahead of their reenactment event "Civil War Comes to the Homeplace" this Saturday. [Audio] SCV Members Explain Why They Think the Jefferson Davis Statue Should Stay By Todd Hatton & Matt Markgraf • Oct 12, 2015 Matt Markgraf, WKMS A little over two weeks ago, we spoke with two professors of Murray State's history department who were among the 72 Kentucky history professors who signed a letter calling for the removal of the statue of Confederate president and Kentucky native Jefferson Davis from the capitol rotunda in Frankfort. The letter went to Governor Steve Beshear and to the Kentucky Historical Properties Advisory Commission, which earlier this August voted 7-2 to keep the statue where it is. But that doesn't mean the debate is over. On Sounds Good, Todd Hatton speaks with Dr. Tom Hiter, former Director of Heritage Defense for the Sons of Confederate Veterans and longtime SCV member Dr. Don Duncan. [Audio] Two MSU Professors Among 72 to Petition for Jefferson Davis Statue to be Moved from Capitol By Todd Hatton & Matt Markgraf • Sep 26, 2015 Matt Markgraf, WKMS Seventy-two history professors in Kentucky have signed a letter to the Historic Properties Advisory Commission of Kentucky calling for the removal of the statue of the controversial Jefferson Davis in the capitol rotunda in Frankfort to a museum. Todd Hatton speaks with two history professors at Murray State University who signed the letter, Dr. Duane Bolin and Dr. David Pizzo who argue for a contextual understanding of Davis and explain Kentucky's distinct position as a state on both sides of the Civil War. Commission Seeks Public Comment on Removal of Jefferson Davis Statue By Kate Lochte & Matt Markgraf • Jul 23, 2015 Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain The public is being invited to comment about moving the statue of Jefferson Davis from the State Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort to a nearby history center. The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights is encouraging the public to attend a meeting of the Kentucky Historic Properties Advisory Commission on August 5, and to comment on the removal by July 29th. On Sounds Good, Kate Lochte speaks with Commissioner Timothy Thomas of Madisonville. Exhibit on How the Civil War Impacted Tennesseans Now in Paris By Kate Lochte & Matt Markgraf • Jan 26, 2015 Event Page on Facebook The new exhibit, "Common People in Uncommon Times," a celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War - the Civil War Experience in Tennessee - is showing at the Paris-Henry County Heritage Center through March 28. Myers Brown, formerly of the Tennessee State Museum, now of the Tennessee State Library and Archives, curated the 10 panel exhibit of photographs and artifacts. On Sounds Good, Kate Lochte asks brown about the diverse array of personalities whose stories illustrate a land divided. Why The Jackson Purchase Had a Confederate Majority in the Civil War By Todd Hatton & Matt Markgraf • Oct 23, 2014 Amazon.com The Jackson Purchase was the only region in Kentucky during the Civil War period that had a Confederate majority. Around the Commonwealth, there'd be pro-Confederate counties, but none as unified as the "South Carolina of Kentucky." Author and retired WKCTC history professor Berry Craig stops by Sounds Good to talk with Todd Hatton about documenting the region's turbulent Civil War history and culture in his new book, Kentucky Confederates. Pages1 2 next › last »


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[STOCK ROM] 4.3 - Odex and De-Odex Rooted for EVGA Tegra Note 7
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Birmingham baseball fans will continue to have unprecedented access to the Barons as the team announced that all 140 regular season and any postseason games will be heard exclusively on News Radio 105.5 WERC-FM through the 2015 season. The games will be simulcast live on 960 WERC-AM and on the WERC website at www.wercfm.com.
Barons' fans will also be able to listen on the go using their Smartphone to access the "iHeartRadio" application. The application is free to download and allows listeners to tune in to their favorite radio stations from all over the country.
"We're excited to continue our partnership with News Radio 105.5 WERC and thrilled to be a part of the Clear Channel family," said Barons General Manager Jonathan Nelson. "For the past two seasons WERC and Clear Channel have provided Barons fans, sponsors and supporters a quality way to follow every Barons game on the radio, the Internet and through the iHeartRadio Smartphone application."
Each broadcast will begin with a ten-minute pre-game show and will feature Curt Bloom who returns for his 23rd season behind the microphone as the radio broadcaster for the Barons.
"After a spectacular championship season, WERC-FM is proud to continue as the radio broadcast partner of the Birmingham Barons," said Ray Quinn Vice President and Regional Market Manager for Clear Channel Media and Entertainment. "As committed as the Barons are to another winning season, we are equally committed to bringing our listeners the exciting radio play by play and working closely with the team to develop unique promotional opportunities for our eight radio stations!"
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Home Sweet Home Bed and Breakfast is located in the Lee School Historical District. The home is furnished with antiques and includes today's conveniences including ceiling fans in the bedrooms. Each bedroom has a gas fireplace for a cool evening. A screened in front porch with ceiling fans for a cool breeze when sitting in the rocking chairs. A screened in back veranda with a ceiling fan and beautiful sitting area for your breakfast delight.
5 on October 27, 2016
Elegant, beautifully preserved turn-of-the-century home with an easy walk to downtown shops. Great breakfast prepared by congenial host Bailey McSwain.
5 on July 25, 2016
Having never stayed at a B&B, I did not know what to expect. I was in the Rose room while my sister was in the Magnolia room. We both had privacy with common areas between us. I loved the antique clawfoot tub in the Rose room. All of the accommodations were lovely as well as comfortable, even the inside temperature. Despite the West Tennessee heat, we were cool and comfortable inside. We also enjoyed sitting on the front or back porches (both screened in) to enjoy passing thunderstorms. Bailey made sure our needs were met, providing us with a different breakfast each morning. The internet was fast and dependable. I enjoyed every minute of my four days there. Home Sweet Home is a beautiful and comfortable place to stay and Bailey is a perfect host. Everything was just right!
5 on May 13, 2016
We lived in Paris while my husband was in PA school and went back for his graduation weekend. Home Sweet Home made Paris feel like home one more time! Bailey was very accommodating about letting us check in early and making sure we have everything we needed. The other two rooms ended up being rented out by classmates of my husbands which made the whole weekend that much more special. The B&B was clean, breakfast was delicious and was the perfect location to town being right off the square. If we ever make it back to Paris again we will definitely stay at Home Sweet Home again!!!
5 on February 18, 2016
Bailey was out of town so Debbie took care of us. Our room was perfect, the house was perfect and the little town was perfect. FIRST TRIP TO A BED AND BREAKFAST AND IT WONT BE THE LAST!!!!
5 on November 20, 2015
I stayed at Home Sweet Home last night and I greatly enjoyed my stay. Bailey greeted me and made me feel right at home. I felt like I was being welcomed home by family. He even offered me some of his freshly made beef stew for supper and this morning he helped me look for places to rent and jobs for my husband. (We are moving to Paris because I just got a job there.) He went above and beyond and even texted me later on in the day wishing me safe travels back to Alabama and welcoming me to Paris. I will definitely be returning to Home Sweet Home in the future. The whole place was very clean and well cared for, the food was great, the bed was extremely comfortable, the wifi was very fast and connected easily, and every amenity I needed was provided. It's a great alternative to a hotel, especially in the Paris area.
4.0 on September 15, 2014
My husband and I were in Paris to visit friends, and really enjoyed our stay at the Home Sweet Home Bed and Breakfast. The beautiful, historical home was cozy and Bailey ensured our every need was met. We wouldn't hesitate to stay again on our next visit!
5 on October 11, 2013
I really enjoyed our stay and Home Sweet Home Bed and Breakfast. Ed went out of his way to answer all of our questions and told us about some excellent places to eat dinner. Ed is an excellent cook, the breakfast was always excellent. I will stay here again!
5 on August 16, 2013
I love this B&B. I will definitely go back again soon,
5 on June 21, 2013
Such a nice house (clean!) and the owner was wonderful-- made us feel very welcome and was very attentive to anything we needed. The breakfast was excellent. We really enjoyed our stay. No complaints.
4.8 on November 07, 2012
We stayed in the Rose room during the fall. The fireplace in our bedroom made for a cozy, relaxing evening. Ed was the most hospitable host and we felt welcome and unafraid to roam the house and amenities. There were several little touches that we loved...the fan and overhead light were remote controlled, the gas fireplace in our bedroom, snacks, tea and hot cocoa in the butlers pantry at all times, cheese and wine when we arrived, and chocolates beside the bed. Breakfast was wonderful. We had eggs, bacon, biscuits, and homemade gravy. Afterwards we sat in the rockers on the screened in front porch and drank coffee. I highly recommend Home Sweet Home and when we visit Paris again, we know exactly where we'll be staying.
This large room is located in the front of the house and features high ceilings, hardwood floors, gas fireplace with beautiful mantel, queen-size brass bed, antique oak furnishing and a large private bath with a claw tub. Room includes a chair for relaxing, reading or enjoying the fireplace on those cool evenings and a private closet. Two fluffy robes are provided for your use during your stay.
This large room is located at the back of the house and features high ceilings, hardwood floors, gas fireplace with beautiful mantel, and queen-size poster bed. A private bath is across the hall. Room includes a chair for relaxing, reading or enjoying the fireplace on those cool evenings and a private closet. Two fluffy robes are provided for your use during your stay
This is a comfortable mid-house room set up as a common-area for guests. It is also a great setting for trainings, depositions, or family consultations. The room has a conference table with comfortable chairs, a sleeper-sofa for last minute additions, and of course, Wi-Fi, large screen monitor, Internet, and connections to your devices.... of course there is copy machine available to guest use...large numbers of copies may incur a service charge
The Paris Suite is 900-1000 sqft available to accomodate 3-5 related folks. With private suite bathroom, refrigerator, microwave, with full kitchen shared on the mainfloor. This room is maintained and offered seperately by the owner, The Paris Suite is the upper floor of the B&B and cannot be reserved via the web. Call me direct at: 731.642.8135 and let's discuss your requirements. I have options... Thank you... Bailey.
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Power for deep sea port from Iran
Islamabad: Pakistan will import electricity from Iran for Gawadar, the site of the upcoming deep sea port in Balochistan, the Senate was informed on Friday.
Iran has agreed in principle to provide 100MW of electricity to Gawadar and negotiations on price are in final stages, Minister for Water and Power Liaquat Ali Jaoti told the upper house of the parliament.
The minister said a power transmission line would be constructed from Polan in Iran to Gawadar, with each country to finance the portion of the line on its side. The port is scheduled to become fully operational early next year.
He said electricity was already being provided by the Iranian side to some Pakistani towns along the common border.
The minister said the country also had a plan to import 1,000MW power from Tajikistan by means of a high voltage transmission line through Afghanistan.


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Corsair Obsidian 750D review -
Sizing down with the Obsidian 750D MID Tower
We test and review the all new Corsair Obsidian 750D chassis. The chassis is of course based of its bigger brother the 900D which was recently released and embraced by the PC enthusiast community. The chassis is a sized down version of that big window side panel based chassis.
The 750D might be sized down, but remains configurable, has hidden options in every corner and has build quality that will stun you. Oh and then there's the space... good gosh, the space. Obsidian - back in the Roman Empire, if a person discovered some sort of mineral they would call him Obsius, it nearly forms the name of today's tested product. So when the Obsius found a, usually black or banded, hard volcanic glass that displays shiny, curved surfaces when fractured and is formed by rapid cooling of lava -- it was called... Obsidian. And Corsair today launches its 750D. So it's like this, every now and then a chassis enters the top secret Guru3D test lab, and when all the scientists gather around a product, you just know it's something special. The 750D chassis itself made of steel, with a front panel aluminum plate that functions as cover /door. With dimensions of 560 x 235 x 546 mm the Obsidian 750D weighs about 10 kg. Inside there is room for the motherboard E-ATX, ATX or microATX, nine expansion cards, PCI Express, ATX-compliant power supply unit and multiple drives.
The new chassis will obviously accommodate Corsair liquid-cooled kits, high-end video cards and a large number of 120-mm and 140-mm fans. On the input-output interfaces available will be USB 3.0 (2), USB 2.0 (2), jacks for headphones and a microphone. The 750D is tagged as Mid Tower chassis but it can even take a EATX form factor motherboards while it can house up to three5.25" devices, up to six 3.5" HDDs and at the backside you may house another four SSDs. There are many fan mount locations as well as multiple radiator mounting points -- yes, five sized from 120mm up to 360mm.
But yeah, talk is always cheap you guys want photos ! So meet the Obsidian 750D Mid-Tower and then head on over to the next page.
Corsair just released the K95 RGB Platinum edition mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX speed switches. Combined with updated CUE software and a nice RGB overhaul this keyboard has been updated to what ...
Corsair Gaming SCIMITAR PRO RGB game mouse review
This one is for the players, the PRO MMO gamers out there. Corsair releases the new PRO model Gaming SCIMITAR RGB game mouse with an improved sensor, a 16,000dpi Optical Sensor! The looks remain the...
Corsair Force MP500 480GB M2 NVMe SSD review
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FOX entertainment president Kevin Reilly seemed optimistic about keeping "Bones" alive after the upcoming game-changing Season 7, which sees Booth (David Boreanaz) and Brennan (Emily Deschanel) having a baby together.
"We haven't had any discussions yet," Reilly said to the crowd at the Television Critics Association summer press tour. "I think the producer would like to keep it going. We'd like to keep it going."
The move to Thursday has also been a boon to the series' success, which brought the strongest ratings in its six-season tenure on the network.
"We've been pretty darn happy with the performance of 'Bones' on Thursday night," Reilly continues, pointing at how it thrives while other procedurals have flagged. "That's a really valuable show to us."
The mid-season introduction of pseudo-spin-off "The Finder" could also work in "Bones" favor. "We have nothing coming in that could replace it, other than I think, "Finder,'" Reilly says. "I can see those shows being compatible."
After Reilly's executive session, he spoke with reporters on stage, noting that Deschanel's pregnancy has currently curbed the "Bones" Season 7 episode count to just 13, with "Finder" coming in at mid-season. He added that this could change if Deschanel is up for more after her maternity leave.
They're also curbing talk of "Bones'" long-term future until later in the year, perhaps after seeing the audience reaction to the typically shark-jumping storyline of the perennially "will they?/won't they?" couple becoming parents.
As for Season 7, a sizable bit of casting news also came in before Reilly's discussion. TVGuide reports "No Ordinary Family" and "Gossip Girl" actor Luke Kleintank landed a potentially recurring role as a new Jeffersonian squintern.
Kleintank will play a genius named Finn Abernathy, who earned his college degree at only 16. He's also something of a southern gentleman.
Expect maybe a few more changes on the squintern front. After all, Season 6 saw the loss of one of the most familiar members of the team when Vincent Nigel-Murray (Ryan Carwright) was felled by sniper Jacob Broadsky (Arnold Vosloo).
Excited for a new squintern — or do you think it might finally be time for the Jeffersonian crew to pick a Zack replacement and stay with it?
And, more importantly, what would become of the world if there were just 13 episodes left to "Bones"?
Season 7 of "Bones" premieres Thursday, Nov. 3, at 9:00 p.m. ET on FOX.


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London's 'real women' captured for photo exhibition
23 November 2012 Last updated at 19:40 GMT
Dorothy Bohm escaped Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II, made Hampstead her home and has been taking photos for most of her life.
Now, the 88-year-old has an exhibition at the Museum of London which captures moments of women's lives in the capital.
BBC London's Wendy Hurrell meets Ms Bohm, Charlotte Samuels at the Museum of London and Dalston artist Lydia Bauman.


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To simply flee
No more chains to this world
To soar free into my dreams
No more ties
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No pain, no sorrow
Peace at last
No fear of tomorrow
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Just utter freedom
Utter joy
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Having examined the subtle but powerful science fiction of Never Let Me Go, Lawrence French and I turn our attention to the family-oriented fantasy of Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole, a computer-animated film directed by Zack Snyder and presented in dynamic, immersive 3D. Can the man behind the stylized violence of 300 and Watchmen -- not to mention 2004's remake of Dawn of the Dead -- adapt to the animation medium? And what are the pitfalls is building a complete mythological world in a family-accessible film? What are the films that do it better, and are there any that do it worse? Listen in and find out.
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The Greenroads Sustainable Transportation Professional (STP) Credentials are designed to confer real "street cred" to real people.
You may be a bold leader in the field. You may be the champion of your projects' greenness every day. You may have substantial experience in environmental compliance from many years on site and a great tan. Or you may be a huge fan of environmental review. Maybe you are a stellar communications person for public involvement. Or the public works director. Or that guy who washes all the recyclables with water AND soap and breaks down all the cardboard boxes before they go in the bin. Maybe you're a parent, thinking about your legacy. If so, are you the person people turn to when they think: how in the world can you green a road? We think so.
This means that you, the Candidate, probably desire to demonstrate to others in your field that you are one of a distinct class of people with a comprehensive understanding of green transportation. One of the best ways to demonstrate this knowledge is by completing a standardized exam to add some cool letters after your name. The next best thing is to do something with those letters, and that's how our program works.
Fundamentals of Sustainable Transportation. The Level 1 STP (Brown Badge) is the entry level STP credential. Greenroads offers this credential to raise the bar for sustainability across our membership and project teams, and to provide a uniform platform for communicating about sustainable transport between our members and the global transportation industry. Someone who is involved at a high level in sustainable transportation work may be interested in this credential because it addresses high-level ideas and broad concepts. This exam is currently open!
This level of credential is no longer eligible to earn points on Greenroads Projects as of April 1, 2016. Exceptions are individuals who passed prior to March 31, 2016 and have current credentials in good standing, or are working on projects registered prior to July 1, 2015. Lapsed badges will need to upgrade to Level 2, or may opt to maintain Level 1 only as desired.
Fundamentals of Greenroads. The Level 2 STP (Orange Badge) is the second level credential exam. This test covers details of the Rating System specifically in its current version. Someone who wants to work on Registered Greenroads Projects will be interested in having this credential because it demonstrates that you know how the credits and categories work within the Project Rating Program. This exam is currently open!
This level of credential is required to earn points on Greenroads Version 2 Projects as of April 1, 2016. Level 1 STPs working on v2 Projects should check the expiration date of their credential, and are recommended to upgrade regardless of standing due to their active project.
Greenroads Project Manager. [In development, expected by end of May 2016]. The Level 3 STP (Blue Badge) covers details of project-based knowledge for developing and delivering a sustainable transportation project using Greenroads. This credential is intended to represent the most experienced professionals who work actively on developing, designing or constructing Greenroads projects. The Blue Badge STPs are people that really know how to manage a Greenroads project for success.
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2016 UMBF Soccer + Health Summer Clinic
August 8-12, 2016 | For girls and boys ages 8-18
Conveniently located at Winsor School, Boston
Ages 8 – 11: 9AM– 12:30PM
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Winsor School, Boston
Field located on the corner of Longwood Avenue and Brookline Avenue
Early bird by May 20th for $125 per player. $140 per player after May 20th.
To inquire about financial assistance, or to help sponsor a child, please call 617.365.6804.
Participants learn techniques to play stronger, harder and be prepared for what comes their way, both on and off the field. We go above and beyond traditional soccer clinics, providing interactive heart health and hydration education and performance-fueling nutrition workshops.
Every registration includes fun and sun of a summer soccer clinic. Plus a whole lot more.
- Professional coaching staff to run all sessions, including sessions head coach staff and players from the Boston Breakers, Emerson College, America Scores and more.
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Four Reasons You Need A Buyer's Advocate When Buying A Home At An Auction
Traditional real estate buyers often picture themselves being led through beautiful properties by a buyer's advocate eager to help them find the perfect home, but even if you prefer to take a less traditional route to homeownership, a buyer's advocate can still help you. In particular, if you want to buy a home at auction, a buyer's advocate can be essential. Here is a look at four of the critical reasons you want one of these professionals by your side before you start bidding: 1. Insider Knowledge Of The Real Estate Market According to Australian Property Investor Magazine, the number one element you need to succeed at a real estate auction is knowledge of the property's value. Without that, you may bid too high and end up financially upside down before you even move into the property. Alternatively, without knowledge of the property's value, you may even accidentally pass up an amazing deal. Buyer's advocates have the knowledge you need, and with an advocate beside you at an auction, you will know when it's advantageous to jump on a good deal and when you should stop bidding. Buyer's advocates buy and sell homes everyday, and they keep apprised of local real estate values. That knowledge can mean the difference between getting your dream home at a great price and losing your savings to a horrible house. 2. Expertise In Auction Activities At the average auction, 70 percent of the bidders are investors and 30 percent are regular citizens trying to buy a home to occupy. That means that the bulk of the people at most real estate auctions are skilled bidders who understand the process. To an auction newcomer, the wealth of experience among the other bidders can be extremely intimidating, but again, with a skilled advocate at your side, you gain the expertise you need. In addition to helping you decide when to bid or not, buyer's advocates understand the auction process – they can answer all of your questions on issues such as where to stand, how quickly to bid, how much cash you need in case you win the bid and any other questions you have about logistical elements. 3. Registration And Sales Contract Assistance Whether you are a traditional buyer or a maverick who wants to get a home at auction, a buyer's advocate can help you wade through the paperwork involved. These professionals help you keep papers organised, ensuring that you don't waste time or lose essential documents. Through the auction process, a buyer's advocate can help you with everything from registering for the auction – a process that is only required in certain states – to reading the sales contract. An auction sales contract should be fairly straightforward, but it's attached to a massive purchase, and to protect yourself, you should always have a real estate professional or solicitor look it over before you sign it. 4. Connections To Inspectors And Loan Professionals A buyer's advocate can help you obtain inspector reports on the property before the auction, but if the auction house does not have those reports, the buyer's advocate can help you schedule the necessary inspections. As most buyer's advocates work with inspectors on a relatively regular basis, they know exactly whom to call, and their reliable inspectors help to ensure...read more
How Negative Gearing Affects Your Income: Advice For Executive Property Investors
The executive rental market in Australia is an attractive proposition for property investors. In some parts of the country, executive tenants are willing to pay up to $3,000 a week for the right luxury properties, so it's unsurprising that many investors have their eye on this lucrative market. Like any other type of real estate, executive property investors should carefully consider the tax implications of any purchase, including the effect of negative gearing. Learn how negative gearing affects the value of your investment, and find out why this important tax break is under fire. How negative gearing works Gearing is a term that property investors commonly use. In fact, gearing simply refers to the process of borrowing money to buy an asset, including property. A significant proportion of property investors have to take out a loan for a property that they intend to lease out and, of course, everyone hopes to make an annual return on their profit. To make a profit, you must receive an annual rental income that exceeds the cost of any interest that you pay on your loan. As such, you can end up in one of three gearing states, as follows: Positive gearing means your annual interest is less than your annual property income – an overall profit Neutral gearing means your loan interest equals your rental income Negative gearing means you are paying more in interest than you make in rental income. At face value, negative gearing doesn't look good because it seems as though you aren't making any money from your property investment. The good news is that you can take advantage of negative gearing in your tax return and still see an overall profit. Using negative gearing as a tax break Australian tax regulations allow property investors to offset losses made by negative gearing against other taxable income. For example, if you make an overall annual loss of $20,000 on your executive rental property, you can offset this against any other income to cut the amount of tax you pay. In real terms, this tax break often means that you don't actually make a loss. It gets better, too. While negative gearing allows you to offset the cost of these losses against your income, your executive property is likely to increase in value. As such, even if (on paper) you make a loss from your executive property every year for ten years, you can offset the value against tax AND benefit from the increase in the property's value over that period. Unsurprisingly, some property investors use this situation to their advantage. For example, some people may take out finance that exceeds what they can realistically receive in rental income knowing that they can offset the losses against tax and that benefit from property value increases in the longer term. Unsurprisingly, this situation has led to criticism from many people. Why people oppose negative gearing Critics of negative gearing argue that the system artificially increases property prices. In turn, this price issue makes it harder for first-time buyers and creates an environment that only benefits wealthy property investors. Australian government data seem to support this theory. In 2011/12, Australia was home to 1.9 million property investors, with an overall net rental loss of nearly $7 billion. Unsurprisingly, a 2014 review of the...read more


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Of course I constantly despair at my own incapacity, at the impossibility of ever accomplishing anything, of painting a valid, true picture or even knowing what such a thing ought to look like. But then I always have the hope that, if I persevere, it might one day happen. And this hope is nurtured every time something appears, a scattered, partial, initial hint of something which reminds me of what I long for, or which conveys a hint of it – although often enough I have been fooled by a momentary glimpse that then vanishes, leaving behind only the usual thing.
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Thursday, August 11, 2016
family road trip up the W.A. coast
Roads so red against water like this, cracking cold beers on the sand with our friends, singing at the top of our lungs along with jukebox hits through the car stereo. Nights filled with dark rum and Swiss Jass card games, baby sharks and sting rays metres from our toes, Hookers Banksia flowers straight out of a Dr. Seuss book. How do you even make sense of such beauty in the world?
It was one of the best. I'll miss you, open road. 'Til soon big love
Saturday, August 6, 2016
6th wedding anniversary; iron
Iron, the traditional gift for a 6th wedding anniversary was kind of a tough one to think about romantically. But it just so happened that we found ourselves in the Shark Bay area, with this incredible iron rich red dirt and stone all around us, so piercingly beautiful and Australian against the blue sea, that we asked our friend Tom to take a few quick pictures for us. Happy, spontaneous, relaxed, a little unkempt as one often becomes on salty holidays and counting ourselves incredibly lucky.
1st wedding anniversary - paper
2nd wedding anniversary - cotton
3rd wedding anniversary - leather
4th wedding anniversary - flowers
5th wedding anniversary - wood
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Hotel Hotel - Daily Rituals
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Christine Baumgarthuber looks back to when charms, elixirs, and hexes were an ordinary part of romantic life:
[L]ove charms were as often as not small, unassuming things — necklaces and rings and
small vials of unfamiliar powders. Many people favored love packets, which they could easily fashion and secret away. The Irish adorned theirs with suns and moons and magic squares. Into them they stuffed toenail pairings and underwear fragments. Amorous Turks similarly fashioned pouches to stuff with even stranger items: a man's molar and a particular bone in the left wing of a hoopoe (the bird sent by Solomon to the Queen of Sheba), among other things. Under the pillows of pretty women these parcels would go, put there in the hope of stoking passion for the bearer.
Any increase in attraction as a consequence of such doo-dads likely owed more to common belief than occult forces. The objects of such charms and rituals certainly did complain of falling under their influence, blaming them for everything from disappointing marriages to illegitimate children. A dalliance had as its cause a strand of hair left on a pillow; an unexpected pregnancy, a lavender sachet. Such hexes people saw as matter-of-fact events. To disbelieve them they thought unwise.
(Image depicting love magic, c. 1470, via Wikimedia Commons)


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Today is the day for the city of Cleveland. On Sunday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers won their first NBA title and just in time for the celebration parade later today in The Land, ClevelandRead More »
LeBron James, Kyrie Irving & The Cleveland Cavaliers Are The 2016 NBA Champions (Video)
Ladies and gentleman, LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and the Cleveland Cavaliers are the 2015-16 NBA Champions. After being down (3-1) to the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals, the Larry O'Brien trophyRead More »
Mista Rogers Performs "Cake", "I Know" & "Like You" At The 2016 Austin HHS1987 Showcase (Video)
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Stalley – What It Be Like (Video)
Cleveland stand up! After releasing the video for his record "Boomin" the other day, today Stalley has dropped off another video from his debut project "Ohio". MMG's own Stalley has released this new visualRead More »
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Machine Gun Kelly – Against the World (Produced By Slim Gudz)
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S&P 500 sets record – barely
NEW YORK The Standard & Poor's 500 index notched another record close Monday by a tiny margin as good news from J.C. Penney helped offset disappointing earnings from several U.S. companies.
J.C. Penney was the biggest gainer in the S& P 500 after the retailer's CEO said sales were improving. Merck fell after the drugmaker sharply lowered its earnings forecast for the year and reported a plunge in third-quarter earnings. Roper Industries, a medical and industrial-equipment manufacturer, dropped after lowering its full-year earnings estimate.
The S& P 500 has closed at an all-time high six times in October.
Company earnings are expected to rise by about 4.5 percent at S& P 500 companies, according to data from S& P Capital IQ. While that is the slowest rate of growth in a year, companies are still beating the estimates of Wall Street analysts. About two-thirds of the companies that have published third-quarter earnings so far have exceeded analysts' expectations.
"Earnings are beating a low bar," said Russ Koesterich, chief investment strategist at BlackRock. "You have an economy that's not producing a lot of top-line growth, but it's allowing margins to remain elevated for longer than people thought."
The S& P 500 rose 2.34 points, or 0.1 percent, to 1,762.11. The Dow Jones industrial average edged down 1.35 points, or less than 0.1 percent, to 15,568.93. The Nasdaq composite closed down 3.23 points, or 0.1 percent, at 3,940.13.
J.C. Penney, which is trying to recover from a botched corporate makeover led by its former CEO, rose 60 cents, to $7.39. The stock is still down 63 percent this year.
Homebuilders fell after the number of Americans who signed contracts to buy previously occupied homes fell in September to the lowest level in nine months, reflecting higher mortgage rates and home prices. D.R. Horton dropped 11 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $19.66. KB Home fell 22 cents, or 1.2 percent, to $17.68.
Stocks have been supported this year by ongoing economic stimulus from the Federal Reserve. Analysts don't expect to see any big changes come out of a meeting of Fed policymakers this week.
"The Fed is not likely to surprise the markets at this week's meeting, by any means," said Michael Sheldon, the chief market strategist at RDM Financial. "For now, it's steady as she goes."
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Sokol: Streaming TV has swept me away
I'm not going to mince words. Last week, I went through what can only be called a Netflix series bender. Armed with an iPhone and headsets, I snuck streaming episodes in my bathroom, in my bed, on the treadmill and in my parked car on soccer carpool night. Immediately after church on Sunday, I rushed home – not to do good works, but to again tune in to the cursing, conniving, oversexed action at the women's federal prison.
I'm not proud. I only meant to watch the first episode, or at least pace myself leisurely through all 13, like a woman of moderation. The cliffhangers, however, were too compelling. I felt anxious, like a restless inmate. I needed to finish the series and get back on the outside.
Streaming services like Netflix and Hulu are aware they've created series junkies. In February, Netflix released an entire season of "House of Cards" at one time. Watching just one show when all of them are available is like eating just one potato chip.
A recent Nielsen report found that nearly 90 percent of Netflix users watch three or more streaming episodes of the same show in one day, and a MarketCast study found that 67 percent of Americans age 13-49 have binged in such a way.
A whopping 71 percent of those viewers acknowledge that their binge, like mine, was not entirely intentional. That leaves me to assume that the remaining viewers changed into footie PJs, ordered Chinese food and settled down for marathon sessions, purposely viewing an entire season in a sitting. Their poor, exhausted retinas.
Binge-viewing is a consequence of living in an age of instant access and instant gratification. We can watch what we want, when we want, commercial-free, escaping into fictional worlds whenever the mood strikes. But this new kind of TV viewing is more of a solitary endeavor. After the age of 20, finding friends who are willing to pull a TV all-nighter is a bit of a challenge.
Instant access also means that viewers might be less willing to tune into weekly TV shows, so Americans will be less likely to discuss Ross and Rachel's breakup or the Seinfeld finale around the water cooler in the future.
The Netflix site (and the NSA, of course) knows what I did. The website is not passing judgment. It's suggesting other series that I might like. Series with multiple seasons and scores of episodes. C'mon, it's saying. Everyone's doing it.
The pull is intense, but goodness, I'm a mother! What kind of mom pretends to listen to music on a headset while secretly watching mafia bosses off their nephews? While she's making PB&J sandwiches? How can I work at a desk from home when I can escape into infinitely more exciting worlds – Congress, prison, the CIA – with the touch of my finger?
If I do slip up and dive back in, at least I can take comfort in the fact that I'm not alone.
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New London - For Michael Fagan, it all started with the frustration of trying to order a pizza using his cell phone.
The Niantic pizza place's website was not optimized for mobile devices, and Fagan quickly gave up finding a menu.
"The website didn't work on my phone," Fagan said. "So I built one for me."
The process of building a website for his mobile phone got Fagan thinking about how many people must be having similar difficulties with sites intended for personal-computer users in an era where smaller mobile devices are quickly taking the spotlight.
So he drove out to the pizza restaurant, showed the owner the benefits of building a website for mobile devices, and quickly had his first sale. Within a month, he had sold a handful of other businesses on the same idea.
"It's silly how easy it is to sell this," Fagan said. "There was a need for it, and not a lot of people doing it."
Fagan, 27, celebrated the one-year anniversary of his SeaSites website-design and video-production business in April, and has recently settled into new headquarters at 300 State St. with his partners, brother Brian Fagan and John Spinnato of Waterford.
It was the third move in the past year for the company, reflecting the growth in business it has seen, especially since January.
The new office, with a 54-inch computer screen in one room, is the former space of Killer Minnow Studios, a well-known game design and animation business that moved upstairs in the same building.
"There's a lot of good energy here," Spinnato said.
The trio, all in their 20s and each an Eastern Connecticut State University graduate, said SeaSite's strategy is to get its foot in the door by proposing to design reasonably priced mobile sites for small- to medium-sized local businesses.
"Everything we've done came out of mobile," Michael Fagan said.
Fagan said doing a mobile website for last year's Sailfest celebration got the company a good deal of notice, as did a similar job at Norwich Inn & Spa. But much of the buzz about SeaSites has been "old-school referrals," he said, through the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut and Business Network International, among other organizations.
Brian Fagan and Spinnato, who both serve on the sales side of SeaSites, said the company can show customers almost instant results using Google analytics and other means demonstrating positive trends for businesses that invest in their mobile sites. The best thing about mobile sites, they said, is the ability to connect quickly with customers, whether through Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram or directly through the website.
"If a customer can't call you within five seconds, it's not working the way it should," Michael Fagan said.
But the company has begun to develop other niches as well, especially in the production of videos for local companies ranging from the city's Suisman Shapiro law firm to Essence hair salon in Old Saybrook to the Fields of Fire paintball park in Mystic.
The company is reinvesting a lot of its earnings into new technology, including a jib that gives videos a cinematic feel. And it is looking at buying a "drone" camera that can perch high up in the air for special effects.
The idea is to add a new dimension to locally produced videos, the partners said.
"You never look at a local commercial and say, 'That's really good,'" Brian Fagan said.
"We've been able to make something look really cool and professional and not be at such a high price," Michael Fagan said.
The next step, he added, is to develop a niche in making sure those videos are seen as well as in identifying demographic information about those who are interacting with the content provided. This way, he said, clients can quantify how much they are spending on marketing on a cost-per-view basis.
"Nobody is going out and doing this out there locally," he said.
Fagan, who previously worked as an interactive account executive for The Day, said branding and testimonial videos are two key niches for his business. The company is finding videos to be so powerful - aiding, for instance, in search-engine optimization that places certain sites at the top of Google searches - that it is setting up websites so videos are the first thing people see.
"We really try to base the video around the website," Spinnato said.
Michael Fagan, who worked for several months with a recording company in New York City before a random encounter with a line from a Billy Joel song that went "Man, what are you doing here?" prompted him to relocate back to southeastern Connecticut, said he is happy to help old-school business people connect with the new-media world of today.
"That's where everyone is," he said. "As a business, you want to be where people are."
Owners: Michael Fagan, Brian Fagan, John Spinnato
Years in Business: 1
Number of employees: 3-5
Address: 300 State St., New London
Website: www.SeaSites.net
Phone: (860) 449-3067
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A couple of months ago, we blogged about how organic cotton keeps children safe from harmful cancer causing agents that can be found in conventional cotton clothing. Well, it looks like organic cotton recently got a new supporter – Neil Young.
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Back in August, Neil Young showed his organic cotton support in a blog post on his website. Young explained how he removed all non-organic cotton t-shirts and products from his merchandise lineups. Young also elaborated on the dangers of non-organic cotton and how he has been giving away free organic cotton t-shirts at his concert shows to promote protecting the earth.
Here are a few facts Mr. Young highlighted in his post:
- Cotton is the most widely used textile crop on earth – covering almost 5 percent of earth's cultivated land
- Cotton is second for most pesticide use of all crops and it uses 25 percent of all of the petrochemical based pesticides, fungicides, and herbicides globally
- In the U.S., it takes about 1/3 of a pound of pesticides and herbicides to grow enough conventional cotton for just one t-shirt
- EPA considers seven of the top 15 pesticides used on cotton in the PA considers seven of the top 15 pesticides used on cotton in the United States as "possible," "likely," "probable," pr "known" human carcinogens.
- These chemicals absorb into the soil which can affect nearby crops, get into water supplies and rivers and affect many life forms downstream
When selling organic cotton, organic farmers are supporter, children are kept safer, and the environment benefits from our actions. Let your customers know their child can be protected against the sun and harmful chemicals with organic cotton.
Check out Royal Apparel's line of organic products for all ages – all made with our super soft, 100 percent Certified Organic Cotton in the USA.


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Sheppard F. "Mike" Miers, Jr.
Sheppard F. "Mike" Miers, Jr. has 45 years of legal experience. His clients include corporations, business management and individuals. He assists on tax planning and compliance, employee benefits, deferred compensation, business and financial transactions, estate planning, probate and the administration of estates and trusts. Mike is a Certified Public Accountant in Oklahoma.
Mike is admitted to practice in the Oklahoma Supreme Court, United States Supreme Court; United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit; United States Tax Court, U.S. Claims Court; and Oklahoma Federal District Courts.
Mike served as the Chair of the Section of Taxation Law of the Oklahoma Bar Association, 1999-2000; and has since served as State Liaison and an at-large Section board member. He served as Chair of the Taxation Committee of the Oklahoma Society of CPAs, 1998-1999, and is a member of the Committee.
He has served as an adjunct professor on the subject of state and local taxation at the University of Tulsa. Mike has regularly spoken on taxation and employee benefits for more than 25 years at seminars and continuing education programs sponsored by the Oklahoma Bar Association, Tulsa County Bar Association, Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountant, and Southwest Benefits Association.
Mike has written extensively and published numerous articles and notes in professional periodicals and publications. He has published an explanation of new state tax laws enacted in Oklahoma in The Oklahoma Bar Journal each year from 1998 to the present.
Mike served as an officer and trial attorney in the U. S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, 1966-1970. He was an attorney in the legal division, and Tax Counsel, Cities Service Company, Tulsa, OK, 1970-1982.
Mike's service to civic and charitable organizations include Oklahoma Academy – member 1993-present; Peggy and Charles Stephenson Cancer Center, Board of Advocates, 2010-present; director, Charlene Miers Foundation for Cancer Research, 2009-present; South Creekside Neighborhood Association, Tulsa, director/officer, 1996-present; Tulsa Metro YMCA, Downtown Board of Advisors, 1990-2002.
Mike's publications include:
Author, Section Note, 2015 Oklahoma Tax Legislation, 86 The Oklahoma Bar Journal 1656 (2015)
Author, The Property Tax Deskbook, 20th Edition, 2015, ABA Section of Taxation, Committee on State and Local Taxes, Oklahoma Chapter
Author, Section Note, New Oklahoma Taxpayer Appeal Procedure, 84 The Oklahoma Bar Journal 1772 (2013)
Author, Section Note, 2013 Oklahoma Tax Legislation, 84 The Oklahoma Bar Journal 1776 (2013)
Author, Section Note, New Oklahoma Taxpayer Appeal Procedure, 84 The Oklahoma Bar Journal 1772 (2013)
Author, The Property Tax Deskbook, 18th Edition, 2013, ABA Section of Taxation, Committee on State and Local Taxes, Oklahoma Chapter
Co-Author, Do Intangibles Add up To Uncertainties, January/February 2010, CPA Focus
Author, Legislator and Citizen's Task Force on Tax Reform Report, 6 Oklahoma Bar Section of Taxation Journal 1, (2002)
Co-Author, Note, Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, 72 Oklahoma Bar Journal 2067 (2001)
Author, Compromise and Settlement of Oklahoma Tax Assessments, 5 Oklahoma Bar Section of Taxation Journal 1 (2001)
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Hi all!
When I open an instance of the PlayBook browser app (from my WebWorks app) to show a webpage, it can happen two things:
- If it's just a domain or a domain plus a file, it works fine (not for HTTPS, though, which throws an exception).
- But, if you add parameters ("?q=example"), for instance, it does a mess with them.
I've tried to encode the URL, that way I get the complete URL (parameters included) passed to the browser, but it's never decoded and, thus, useless.
Is it a bug, am I doing something wrong?
try {
var args = new blackberry.invoke.BrowserArguments(url);
} catch(e) {
alert("Exception: " + e);
<feature id="blackberry.invoke" version="1.0.0"/>
Hello martihs,
To fix your problem, you can include this method in your script and simply use it to invoke the browser:
// Method to follow links in BlackBerry Browser function followLink(address) { var encodedAddress = ""; // URL Encode all instances of ':' in the address encodedAddress = address.replace(/:/g, "%3A"); // Leave the first instance of ':' in its normal form encodedAddress = encodedAddress.replace(/%3A/, ":"); // Escape all instances of '&' in the address encodedAddress = encodedAddress.replace(/&/g, "\&"); if (typeof blackberry !== 'undefined') { try{ // If I am a BlackBerry device, invoke native browser var args = new blackberry.invoke.BrowserArguments(encodedAddress)
; blackberry.invoke.invoke(blackberry.invoke.APP_BRO WSER, args); } catch(e) { alert("Sorry, there was a problem invoking the browser"); } } else { // If I am not a BlackBerry device, open link in current browser window.location = encodedAddress; } }
Now, if you want the whole explanation, here goes...
This all started because we wanted to share links through social networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc) and realized that it was not possible in WebWorks (oAuth) - but I won't go into that now.
We decided to use the basic 'share' links that these networks offer but to our surprise, there was no apparent way to invoke the PlayBook's browser with addresses that had parameters. After much trial and error, we noticed that if we escaped the ampersands in a link (backslash \ ), it worked sometimes. Then we noticed other problematic characters like the colon ':' and found that if we URL encode them - it works. The funny (not) part was that if the whole address is URL encoded, then it does not work either.
So to summarize, here is what the code above does:
- Receive an address (string)
- URL encode all colons ':' starting after the first one
- Escape '\' all ampersands in the address
IF in a BlackBerry device -> invoke the native browser
else -> follow the link in the current browser (works when testing app on Desktops (Chrome, Firefox, etc)
Hope this helps!
So what you just call followLink() in your body onload method to see if a link was called or do you have to specify the link?
I've added to config.xml needed features for browser invocation, but when trying to create an instance of blackberry.invoke.BrowserArguments I get an error: blackberry.invoke.BrowserArguments is undefined.
In debug session it is definitely 'undefined'. What am I doing wrong?
I'm using BB10 Dev Beta device
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Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck has appointed Jacob Williamson as Executive Chef to take over the kitchen at the master chef's Asian-inspired fine dining restaurant. Williamson brings ten years of experience in the kitchen and a tenured career within Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group to his new role at the restaurant located in the popular Dallas landmark, Reunion Tower. Continue reading
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Meet Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Fujino From Five Sixty
What are great qualities of a sushi chef? Amiable, imaginative and raw talent are a few things that come to mind. Certainly these words all hold true when describing Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki "Fuji" Fujino. We might toss in charming for good measure, and perhaps when we sup on the omakase at Five Sixty atop the tower at the Hyatt downtown the master might toss an extra morsel of the good stuff our way.
Omakase is when you trust your sushi chef to plan your meal for you in place of ordering ala carte. You will find the chef more giving in his rarer stock with more visits when the chef starts trusting your palate as much as you trust that he will prepare something hopefully more rare than those around you. This is a tasting menu with few rules. Continue reading
Five Sixty Introduces New Brunch
Yesterday Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck had a media gathering to show off their new brunch menu. You know how much we appreciate our brunches, and this is pretty much a table full of fun. Think dim sum meets breakfast. The brunch is made up of plenty of tastes just as you would find in a traditional dim sum setting. However, instead of trucking around your meal in a metal cart the dishes are prepared and brought to your table as they are prepared. This means the dishes will be staggered, keeping everything fresh.
The menu is bright, and the word fun comes to mind as you will agree when you see chef Pat Robertson has planned for your visit. You may buy the dishes individually, or you can choose 5 tastes for $32 or 8 for $42. Continue reading
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When we spoke to Wolfgang Puck back in February he indicated he was making great strides in making his restaurants fresher and more local. At that time Puck had already scheduled to close his flagship restaurant, Spago to retool and update to mirror these current trends.
Puck's restaurant in Dallas, Five Sixty, is pretty special in the fact it has one amazing sushi bar that is helmed by long time Puck employee Chef Hiroyuki Fujino who serves Omakase-Style. Continue reading
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Record Synopsis
A directory is defined as a "book containing names, addresses, and occupations of inhabitants." It may also be "any list or compilation, usually in book or pamphlet form, of persons, professional organizations, firms or corporations."[1] Several types of directories have been published in the United States over the last two hundred years including: city directories, telephone directories, county and regional business directories, professional, organizational, and religious directories, post office directories, and street directories. Directories have tremendous value to genealogists as both an original record and as a reference aid.
The sections below provide information about Nebraska directories. For further information about directories in general, see United States Directories.
City Directories
Statewide directories for Nebraska were published periodically from 1882 to 1917. The 1886 directory was the first to list farmers in addition to businesses. It was compiled from the agricultural schedule of the 1885 census, and thus it is a partial index to that census (see the Census article). The directories have been microfilmed and are available for purchase from the Nebraska State Historical Society.
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Online Resources
- Ancestry.com ($) has Nebraska directories available online in its U.S. City Directories collection.
- US City Directories identifies printed, microfilmed, and online directories and their repositories.
The Family History Library
The Family History Library has a copy of the 1878 business directory of cities, towns, and forts along the railroads of Nebraska, Colorado, and Utah (Family History Library film 1004514 item 3).
The Family History Library has directories for:
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|1941, 1959, etc.
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The Xen Vulnerability That Rebooted the Public Cloud
NEWS ANALYSIS: More details are now public on the open-source Xen hypervisor vulnerability that triggered full Amazon, Rackspace and IBM cloud reboots.A proverbial lynchpin holds the world's major public cloud providers together, and that pin is the open-source Xen hypervisor. Amazon, Rackspace and IBM SoftLayer have all had to reboot their servers in the last several days to fix a flaw in Xen that was privately reported two weeks ago and only publicly disclosed on Oct. 1. The flaw in question is detailed in Xen Security Advisory XSA-108 and is also identified as CVE-2014-7188. Technically speaking, the vulnerability is titled "Improper MSR range used for x2APIC emulation," which is basically a memory-related issue. Model Specific Registers (MSRs) are control registers within an x86 chip, while x2APIC is Intel's next-generation Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (APIC). "The MSR range specified for APIC use in the x2APIC access model spans 256 MSRs," according to the Xen advisory. "Hypervisor code emulating read and write accesses to these MSRs erroneously covered 1024 MSRs." The impact of the flaw is that an attacker could potentially crash the underlying host server and potentially read data from other virtual machines on the system. So, the problem for public cloud providers, for example, is that the flaw could have enabled an attacker to potentially get access to other resources and data on the cloud. Needless to say, that would have been catastrophic for any public cloud provider, especially the world's largest.
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As the founder of the nonprofit organization Cross Dressers Wives, Dee A. Levy's mission is to provide a safe environment for cross dressers' wives everywhere. Since 2006, the website www.crossdresserswives.com has emerged as one of the top support sites which is designed to address the many needs of all women who are (or were) involved in an intimate relationship with a cross dresser. The Forum encourages cross dressers' wives from all across the globe to reach out and anonymously share their experiences. This is enables the women to learn from each other without fear of being judged or humiliated. Ms. Levy also holds degrees in women's studies and education.
A writer, producer, and artist who resides in Hollywood, California, B. Sheffield Hunt holds a degree in fine art and is also the cover illustrator of The Cross Dresser's Wife: Our Secret Lives.
To learn more about the authors and their work, you can visit their website.
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At long last, a new collection of gripping memoirs aims to guide society towards compassion, understanding, and enlightenment by offering valuable and emotionally intimate social commentary on the misunderstood and taboo subculture of cross dressing. Culled from women on the Forum at www.crossdresserswives.com, these untold stories expose, for the first time, the shocking secret lives led by many cross dressers' wives and partners who silently grapple with the thorny issue of transvestism in their marriage or relationship. Most of us do not even realize that cross dressers' wives exist.
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What are your favorite aspects of writing?
Levy – I find the process of writing to be cathartic — just letting go of my thoughts and emotions on to a piece of paper soothes me.
Hunt — Solitude and the budding inner sense of camaraderie that develops as you discover your characters.
Your least favorite aspects of writing?
Levy – When I have a deadline and I am under pressure.
Hunt — Solitude and the business side of everything.
Who are some of your favorite authors/books?
Levy – The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan, The Diary of Elizabeth Drinker: The Life Cycle of an Eighteenth-Century Woman, Edited and Abridged by Elaine Forman Crane, The Beauty Myth: How Images Of Beauty Are Used Against Women, by Naomi Wolf, Women's Ways of Knowing: The Development of Self, Voice and Mind by Mary Field Belenky, Blythe McVicker Clinchy, Nancy Rule Goldberger and Jill Mattuck Tarule.
Hunt – The Razor's Edge by W. Somerset Maugham, The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins, A Separate Peace by John Knowles, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, and any mystery by Agatha Christie.
What are you reading right now?
Levy – The Velvet Rage: Overcoming The Pain of Growing Up Gay In A Straight Man's World by Alan Downs, PH.D and The Bodacious Book of Succulence: Daring to Live Your Succulent Wild Life by Sark.
Hunt – Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker and late Hollywood actor/producer Ross Hunter's personal 1955 journal.
If you could have a dinner party and invite five authors — dead or alive — who would they be and what would you serve them?
Levy – I would invite Naomi Wolf, Anne Frank, Gloria Steinem, John Steinbeck and Bell Hooks. A selection of international delicacies would be served with various fine wines.
Hunt – For E. F. Benson, Agatha Christie, Paulo Coelho, and William Shakespeare, there would be fine wine and feast. For Henry Miller, add cigarettes and aged scotch.
What is a book that you wish you could say that you had written and why?
Levy – One Day My Soul Opened Up by Iyanla Vanzant is a book I wished I had written because I am living it. And it is blissful….
Hunt – A Separate Peace by John Knowles shook me to the core; I wish I could claim sovereign over that vast internal landscape of pure devotion and dark, private heartbreak.
What is the greatest piece of advice (for writing and/or just living) that you have heard?
Levy – "Let go, let God."
Hunt – "Let it be."Powered by Sidelines