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John Markoff / New York Times:
Surveillance of Skype Messages Found in China — SAN FRANCISCO — A group of Canadian human-rights activists and computer security researchers has discovered a huge surveillance system in China that monitors and archives certain Internet text conversations that include politically charged words.
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Larry Dignan / Between the Lines:
The cost of doing business in China: Privacy — There's a good amount of scuttlebutt today on a report that highlights how the Chinese government is monitoring Skype traffic for keywords that may offend the Communist party. — The report in question (Techmeme), Breaching Trust …
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LG Launches Artistically Inspired Handset, Renoir — Seoul, Korea, October 3, 2008- LG Electronics (LG), a worldwide technology and design leader in mobile communications, announced the official launch of its LG-KC910, a slim yet feature-packed full touchscreen 8 megapixel multimedia phone.
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AT&T's Samsung i907 is called Epix — Well, there goes BlackJack III... We just got a hot tip from one of our readers and it clearly shows what we all knew as the Samsung i780 dressed up in AT&T branding as the AT&T Epix. There's also been some physical tweaks to make the device more polished.
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YouTube Rolls Out Post-Roll Video Ads — YouTube, which has never had trouble growing an audience but hasn't yet figured out the trick for monetizing them thar eyeballs, is adding a trick from the old playbook: post-roll advertisements. As we understand it (and this has been confirmed with the company) …
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
SlingMedia Prepares To Launch Their Video Portal At Sling.com — Sling Media, the creators of a hardware device that lets users stream their home television signal to an Internet connected device anywhere (with a software download), is preparing to launch their new video portal, Sling.com.
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YouTube to host live-streamed event in SF — Google video site YouTube is planning to host on November 22 a San Francisco gathering its active users called YouTube Live—"part concert, part variety show, and part party." — The event is scheduled to take place in front of an audience …
Charles Arthur / Guardian:
What effect will the financial crisis have on the tech sector? — Expect to see a slowdown in smartphone sales and a concomitant growth in the use of open source, cloud computing and virtualisation technology as consumers cut back on their "discretionary" purchases while businesses …
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Nokia boss has high praise for iPhone — Nokia boss (President and CEO) Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo is full of praise for Apple, though he's digging in his heels to compete with the iPhone company. — He described Apple's impact on the industry across the last year and said the company had done the industry "a big favour".
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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/15/14
Boys' Events
Keystone Tryouts
Bucks County Keystone State Games Team Tryouts, Tuesday, June June 17, 6-7:30 PM (Please arrive early to register)
Place: War Memorial Field next to CB West High School, Fee: $25.00 tryout fee payable to "EPLCA" (pay at field)
The Keystone State Games will be held at Penn State University's Main Campus in State College, PA on Saturday and Sunday July 26 & 27, 2014. You must be a resident of Bucks County to play on this team. Coaching staff: Mike Sharman, CB South; Paul McGovern, CB East; Steve Henze, CB South & Brian Vetter, Twist Lacrosse. Anticipated expenses if a player makes the team: Food & Lodging for Friday & Saturday night and Sunday
Uniform Cost/Tournament Fee: $150.00/player
Tryouts for the Delaware County Senior Boys' Keystone State Games team are on the following days:
Tuesday, June 24th starting at 6:30pm @ O'Hara (please arrive no later than 6:00 for registration)
Thursday, June 26th starting at 6:30pm @ O'Hara (please arrive no later than 6:00 for registration)
Friday, June 27th starting at 6:30pm @ O'Hara (please arrive no later than 6:00 for registration).
There will be a $15 fee to be paid at the tryout. Head coach is Justin McQuaid (Interboro).
Junior Boys Montco tryouts for the 2014 Keystone State Games Lacrosse Tournament. Open to players entering 6th or 7th grade in fall of 2014 • Tourney date is July 26-27
• Location is Penn State University, State College PA • Format is Round robin Saturday, championship bracket Sunday • Tryouts will be Mid June TBD • 2 practices late July at a convenient time
• 18 boys will be selected • Cost – $55 tournament fee, plus $30-$40 for simple uniform, all straight pass thru, no profit/ compensation for coaches or county etc + 1 or 2 nights hotel in State College • Highly competitive team • Great experience for the boys and families • Please email info on interested players to firstname.lastname@example.com • Coach info – Brian Harrington Asst Varsity Coach at LaSalle College HS, Head Coach of Uprising U13 Club
The Philly Metro team will hold tryouts for the 2014 Keystone State Games Lacrosse Tournament will be held on Monday, June 16th and Tuesday, June 17th from 6-8 p.m. at the Salvation Army's Kroc Center at 4200 Wissahickon Ave. Players are expected to attend both sessions and anyone trying out MUST attend at least one session. In order to be eligible for the team you must either live or go to school in Philadelphia and be finishing 9th through 11th grade right now. Graduating seniors are not eligible to play. The total cost per player will be the same as last year, $375. This cost includes everything associated with the tournament (registration fee, uniform, transportation and lodging) except meals. We will provide a sponsor letter and form that players can use to seek donations to cover part or all of the cost that each player will be responsible for. The Keystone State games will be held on Penn State University's Main Campus in State College on Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th. The Philly Metro team will travel up to State College on Friday, July 25th, departing from Philadelphia at approximately noon and returning at approximately 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 27th.
Keystone State Games Lacrosse Tournament-Chester County Jr Boys, Tryouts Tryout dates June 25th (grass) and July 2nd (turf) at Malvern Prep 6-8pm. Open to Chester County residents who have just completed 6th/5th grade (2020/2021). 18 kids selected/highly competitive. 2-3 practices late July @ Malvern Prep. Fee is $100 for tournament fee, practice field and uniform. Tournament date is July 26-27 at Penn State University. Please email me at email@example.com with questions. Coach info- Tad Doyle, Coach and Director of Rising Sons Lacrosse
Event tryouts
The National 175 Mid-Atlantic region tryouts for Team National Stars and Stripes, Wednesday, July 23 at Plymouth Whitemarsh High. Boys from any region in the graduation classes of 2015, 2016 and 2017 are eligible to register by clicking here.. Tryouts for National Stars and Stripes – which will compete against Team Maple Leafs in the inaugural Challenge Cup – are also being held on June 18 at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, CT, and July 3rd at Mitchel Field Complex in Uniondale, Nassau County, Long Island. Players can register for those two tryouts with the same link. Two teams will be formed in each of the following grades: 2015, 2016 and 2017. Team National Stars and Stripes will be coached by well-known members of the US lacrosse community and will be announced along with the team rosters on August 1st. The games will be held in mid-late September in Upstate New York.
The United States and Canada have been constantly fighting to determine the dominant country for lacrosse. Clearly the United States is larger and continues to grow the sport at a rapid rate, but lacrosse is Canada's national sport and, while hockey is very big in Canada, people underestimate just how much Canadians love lacrosse, both box and field lacrosse. This event will feature 10v10 field lacrosse.
Club Tryouts, Openings
Rising Sons Lacrosse, a areas premier year round youth lacrosse program, will be holding three preliminary evaluations for its 2020 AA Travel Team for Fall of 2014 through Summer of 2015. The official tryout for the 2020 AA team will be in late August. These preliminary evaluations enable our coaches and evaluators to identify elite talent during these three two-hour sessions. Although not mandatory, these evaluations are highly recommended for those interested in becoming a Son. Evaluations will be on July 1st, July 16th and August 4th. All sessions will be at Malvern Prep turf stadium from 6pm-8pm. Please use this link to register for the 1st session on July 1.
Mesa Fever has openings for the following teams: 5th grade 1 goalie; 6th grade – 1 goalie; For more info go to lacrossefever.com
Old School Lacrosse Club has a very limited number of positions available for the Summer 2014 season and this will be the last chance to get connected with a team for the summer. Members of the classes of 2015, 2016 and 2017 that seek elite training to go with top competition are encouraged to register for Old School Lacrosse Club.
Needs for 2015 – 1 varsity attack
Needs for 2016 (Navy) 1 attack,
Needs for 2017 (Navy) 1 midfielder, 1 defender, 1 goalie
Needs for 2017 (Gray) 2 midfielder, 1 defender, 1 goalie
Practices (Tuesday and Thursdays) All Teams at Phelps School 5-8pm
June 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, July 1, 8, 10
Tournaments: 2015, 2016 (Navy), 2017 (Navy); •Uplax June 26, 27) Anne Arundel/Annapolis, MD area; •NXT Cup (July 12, 13) Downingtown, PA
2016 (Gray), 2017 (Gray); •Summer Slam (June 21-22) Westtown, PA; •Summer Sizzle (July 12-13) Timmonium, MD
The Old School program focuses on skill development and was the first club program to offer high level college and professional instruction, according to owner John Nostrant (Haverford School coach). Nostrant was pleased to recently announce that former World Champion player and coach and former Philadelphia Wings standout and assistant coach Adam Mueller was named as Field coordinator and director of Coaching.
To register, click here. Or please contact Old School at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Maplezone Sports Institute Boys Lacrosse Summer Club Teams– U9, U11, U13, HS JV, HS Varsity. • All team practice 2 evenings/week (Neumann Univ. turf and MSI Fieldhouse); • Youth teams (U9, U11, U13) – play in 2 local tournaments; • HS Teams – play in 3 marquee tournaments;• Experienced coaching staff led by player development director Bill McGlone (Univ. Maryland/Ohio Machine); • Sports Performance – speed and agility training 1x/week during scheduled practice; • Access to MSI fitness center for strength training guided by Sports Performance Trainer Rob Rabena; • Team uniforms. MapleZone Sports Institute boy's lacrosse summer training teams are a great way to continue your lacrosse development in a structured program led by dedicated coaches. MSI focuses on player development with a strong emphasis on fundamental skills and team concepts. Our goal is to support local youth and high school programs by providing additional training opportunities that do not interfere with the spring season. Let MSI be your home training facility, we have the knowledge and resources to foster your growth as a player. Roster spots are available for boys' lacrosse training teams. Contact MSI Lacrosse Director Jeff Murray for further information regarding team schedules and fees at email@example.com, 610-358-5500 ext. 21
Preparing to make the jump The Next level by Lafayette Men's Lacrosse. Middle school players: Are you ready for the next level? To prepare yourself for that next step, the Lafayette College men's lacrosse program is offering a clinic on Monday, June 30 for rising 6th, 7th and 8th graders. Monday June 30, Directors: Jim Rogalski -Head Coach, Lafayette College, and Matt Musci -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College; Ed Williams -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College; Dave Carty -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College; Location: Lafayette College, Easton, PA 18042-1772. What to Bring: Full equipment, including mouth piece. There is no equipment available to rent or purchase. Individuals without full equipment will not be permitted to participate.
Format: Single Day Event from 8AM-5PM AT Fisher Field – Football Stadium (Field Turf). Limited Spots Available. Cost: INCLUDES REVERSIBLE JERSEY $125 per player if received by June 1- $150 per player; $125 if received by June 1. Questions: to Jim Rogalski, (610-330-5482), firstname.lastname@example.com
Experience a day in the life of a D1 lacrosse player at Lafayette College, Tuesday, July 1st or Thursday, July 3rd. Ages: High School Rising Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors and current seniors. Directors: Jim Rogalski -Head Coach, Lafayette College; Matt Musci -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College; Ed Williams -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College; Dave Carty -Assistant Coach, Lafayette College. Location: Lafayette College, Easton, PA. Single Day Event from 8AM-5PM; Fisher Field – Football Stadium (Field Turf); Only 75 Spots Available. Cost: $200 INCLUDES REVERSIBLE JERSEY $150 per player if received by June 1. Questions: Jim Rogalski (610-330-5482) firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Showcase
St. Joseph's Men's Last Chance Showcase, Rising High School Sophomores Through Seniors (Class of 2015, 2016, 2017), August 3rd, 9am – 4pm. Price: $135. The Last Chance Showcase is an opportunity to for high school players to get one final look before the end of the summer recruiting period. With the NCAA recruiting quiet period beginning the day after camp, this is literally your "Last Chance" to be seen before summer recruiting screeches to a halt. This event is designed for elite players who have a specific interest in SJU, or simply those who simply want to get in front of college coaches one more time before the end of the season. The camp will be staffed entirely with DI, DII and DIII coaches who are looking for one more glimpse of high school talent before the start of the school year.
Click here to register
Summer Leagues
Philly Face-Off Summer League, a weekly high school and middle school face-off clinic at Radnor Memorial Park in Wayne where starting face-off players for their respective school or club teams can meet once a week to not only practice their skills against each other, and receive elite coaching. In order to be a part of the league you must have at least one year of experience facing-off at a high level for your school or club team. This league is not for beginners! This is an IDEAL clinic for face-off guys who want to compete against other quality face-off players for 90 minutes while receiving individualized instruction. After receiving a thorough warm up for about 10-15 minutes, players in the league will be constantly going "live" against each other in a fun round robin style format. The new rules and regulations for face-offs will be strictly enforced throughout the session. At the end of every session a King of the X will be held to see who has the hot hand that day. The Philadelphia Face-Off League is run by John Bodnar (Episcopal Academy, NXT Lacrosse) and Mike Dolente (Cabrini College, Dukes). They both have an extensive background in working with some of the best face-off guys in the area and are asking for more guys to compete. The League will run every Tuesday night in June and July. Want in on the League? Please check out the website www.phillyfaceoff.com for more information on registration and scheduling. Any other questions please contact Bodnar at email@example.com
Fusion Lacrosse high school summer box lacrosse league. The League will run at Bucksmont Sports Center in Hatfield from June 18th-August 6th. Games will be an hour long and run sometime between 6pm and 9pm on Wednesday nights.
REGISTER HERE: INDIVIDUAL $145 For 8 weeks TEAM $1200 (teams of 12-16 recommended)
The league is designed for serious lacrosse players who want to use box lacrosse as a means to improve their skills, endurance, competitiveness, and game IQ. The league is open to graduation years 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, and 2014. All players will be required to go through two weeks of instruction taught by Fusion coaches Kevin Crowley and Steven Holmes before league games start. Both Holmes and Crowley play professional lacrosse in the MLL. Additionally, Crowley stars for the Philadelphia Wings and Holmes is the defensive coordinator at Malvern Prep.
Fusion Lacrosse is running an 8 week box lacrosse instructional league this summer. The league runs on Wednesdays from June 18th-August 1st and one hour games will fall somewhere between 6pm-9pm. The first two weeks of the league are box lacrosse instruction, drills, and gameplay taught by Fusion Professionals Steven Holmes (New York Lizards, Phila. Wings Alum, Malvern Prep Defensive Coordinator) and Kevin Crowley (Philadelphia Wings, Florida Launch, 2013 Major League Lacrosse MVP). The last 6 weeks are 15 minutes of box demo's followed by league games officiated by USBox Lacrosse trained officials. The box game is a phenomenal way to improve stick skills, endurance, defensive footwork and checks, IQ, and your overall game. This program is designed to use high level box lacrosse as a tool that directly translates to field lacrosse success. The Wednesday night league acts as a great supplement to busy summer lacrosse schedules and provides the training and repetitions that are sometimes lost in the summer travel experience. Fusion is known for high repetition lacrosse, we hope you will join us!
Individual $145 for 8-weeks. Team of 12-16- $1200 for 8-weeks. Location: Bucksmont Sports Center (Philadelphia Wings practice facility)
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ULAX Philadelphia men's summer league at Drexel University. Games will be played at Drexel's Vidas Field on weekday nights (7-10 pm). The league starts Monday, June 23. All Players 18 and older are invited to join the league. Sign Up as a free agent, or with friends and we'll put you on the same team. Players can register here: www.ulax.org/philly For questions e-mail email@example.com
Summer Tournaments
Boys Summer Slam Lacrosse Tournament, by the Pattison Sports Group. Will be held June 21-22, 2014 at The Westtown School, Bayard Rustin High School and West Chester United Soccer Complex in West Chester. The Summer Slam is a youth, middle school and high school boy's lacrosse tournament featuring teams from across the country. In 2013, the tourney drew more than 225 teams from 19 states play in a championship format with each team guaranteed four games. Tournament registration as well as additional Summer Slam information can be found at www.VictoryEventSeries.com.High School divisions will include "A" and "AA" for 2015, 2016 and 2017. Youth divisions include "A" and "B" for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2013.
12th annual Evolution Games, some high school and youth boys' team spots and HS girls' spots open, for the event being held at two sites in Downingtown on June 28-29. The field has close to 150 teams and many college coaches committed. See the website for a list of college coaches in attendance last year and for other valuable information about the tournament. If interested in bringing a team or club to 12th Annual Evolution Games please contact Matt O'Neill at firstname.lastname@example.com or call Lacrosse Evolution King of Prussia at 484-684-7011. If there is a division you would like to enter a team and it is full, still contact Matt, some years teams drop out last minute and Lacrosse Evolution will be able to get you in.
Boys' Team Needs as of 5/16/14: 2015- 2 Teams; 2016-3 Teams; 2017-1 Team; 2018-Full; 2019-1 Team; 2020-Full; 2021-2 Teams; 2022- 2 Teams; 2023-3 Teams; 2024-2 Teams. In addition, there are some girls' high school openings.
The Leopard Classic at Lafayette College on July 2 has a limited amount of openings for club teams (2016, 2017). The one-day tournament will feature 12 elite teams; each team will play three games. An NCAA teaching session and recruiting talk will be given to each team after its first game. For questions or to register, contact Lafayette head coach Jim Rogalski (610)-330-5482 or email@example.com.
Box Out Summer Tournament, Yale University, July 5-6. The 2nd Annual Summer Box-Out Lacrosse Tournament will be held at Yale on July 5th and 6th. Cost is $600 per team per day, and you are guaranteed 4 half hour games per day. Average team size is about 12 players and a goalie. The tournament will take place in Reese stadium. All age divisions are available.
Staff: Adam Mueller, National Lacrosse League Coach of the Year in 2008. Todd MacFarlane: Founder Top Notch Training – Southern California's first box lacrosse training company that catered to Middle, High School, College and Post-Collegiate play. Andy Shay: Head Coach of Yale Lacrosse. Click here at box-out.com to get more information and to register.
Showcase Lacrosse's Summer Invitational has limited spots remaining for the 2018 division of its Summer Invitational to be held July 12-13 at Downingtown West High School. Teams from at least a dozen states have already confirmed their place in the tournament, which brought out more than 100 college coaches in 2013. The tournament culminates with a Fab 40 all-star game and every game will be filmed in broadcast-quality high definition. To sign up, visit showcaselacrosse.com. For more information, email Brett Manney at email@example.com
Morey's Piers Beach Lacrosse Tournament, for teams from all over the East Coast and beyond, July 19-20, at the pier in Wildwood. Players will enjoy the waterparks and beach during the day and the famous Wildwood boardwalk and amusements in the evening. Questions? Contact us: firstname.lastname@example.com or 609-729-3700 extension 1195. Click here to register. Click here to download the full official rules.
Games are 5v5, 4 field players plus a goalie, with a maximum of 10 players per team. Each game will have two 18-minute halves with a 4-minute break. Each team will play a minimum of 3 games. Divisions will run from Boy's & Girl's U8 – U18, Men's & Women's Open. Beach Lacrosse is played with NO SHOES (except goalies).
EVENT PRICING: All Teams: $810
• Includes all Tournament Fees AND 10 Morey's Piers Amusement AND Waterpark Passes good for unlimited access to both Ocean Oasis and Raging Waters Beachfront Waterparks PLUS unlimited rides on all 3 Amusement Piers all day Friday, Saturday and Sunday! The 10 wristbands may be used for any 10 individuals, whether players or family. Remember, the wristbands may only be used for one individual and are not transferable.
All non-player Amusement and Water Park wristbands include Morey's Piers Amusement and Water Park Pass good for unlimited access to both Raging Waters and Ocean Oasis Water Parks plus unlimited rides on all three amusement piers all day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday! These passes are only available to accepted teams and will be purchased directly from Morey's Piers. You will be notified how you can pre-purchase these passes online when your team is accepted.
Non-Player Amusement and Waterpark Wristband: $75 BEFORE June 20, 2014; $80 between June 21, 2014 and July 17, 2014; $85 if purchased at Coach's Registration at the Wildwoods Convention Center
Questions? Contact us: email@example.com.
The 7th Annual Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase by Heritage Lacrosse and ReQRuitme Technology, July 19th and 20th at venues in the heart of Bucks County,. ReQRuitme Technology, the mobile application system that allows high school athletes to create Mobile Profiles offering college coaches instant access to recruiting data on their mobile devices (smartphone or tablet), will provide recruiting profiles to participants in the tournament, which featured 214 teams from 13 states and Canada in 2013. Players participating in the high school brackets (Graduation Years 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018) at the Patriot Games will receive a one-year subscription to ReQRuitme by virtue of their team's registration. With ReQRuitme, student-athletes will be able to set up Mobile Profiles for college coaches to have immediate access to their academic and athletic information (including highlight videos and coaches recommendations). Players will be asked to set up their Mobile Profiles in advance of the tournament. Each participant's ReQRuitme Code will be included with the roster information in the Patriot Games Recruiting Package given to all college coaches in attendance, permitting a coach to scan the code and instantly access and share the player's recruiting data. Entering its 7th year, the Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase, which is directed by Heritage Lacrosse, is a popular boys' lacrosse tournament held every July in the Philadelphia area, a convenient forum at the crossroads of major lacrosse hotbeds including Maryland, New England, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. The Patriot Games attracts top club teams from around the country looking to test themselves against a diverse field of elite programs from other regions. For more information about the 7th Annual Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase and to register your team for the event, please visit http://www.patriotgameslax.com. For more information on ReQRuitme Technology, visit www.ReQRuitme.com.
Maplezone SI in Garnet Valley offers boys' private lessons, semi-private lessons, and team training. Our indoor fieldhouse allows us the ability to train regardless of the outside weather. Contact Jeff Murray at firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
Lacrosse Evolution Private Lessons and Team Training sessions at both its Downingtown and King of Prussia training facilities. Private Lessons are the best and quickest way to get an athlete to their next desired level and beyond. For more information on these programs, visit the Web site www.laxevo.com or call (610) 873-9910 for the Downingtown Training Center or (484) 684-7011 for the King of Prussia Training Center.


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People were complaining when they first heard Heath Ledger was cast as Joker so I'll give Affleck a chance. Can't really fault him for Daredevil, that was just a sh*tty movie and would have been sh*tty regardless of who played Daredevil.
Bruh The pilot leaked. It is pretty good. They recut it apparently to add more horror elements which is good. There are genuinely creepy moments in that trailer.


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Escazú Goat's Milk Single Origin Carenero Venezeula
August 19th, 2013 by Rosa
After my last experience with Escazú, I had to have more. Fortunately, there's a great coffeeshop right by my gym that sells some of their line, so I nabbed this Escazuú bar with a mouthful of a moniker: Goat's Milk Single Origin Carenero Venezuela.
Like the last bar, this was divided into 24 rectangles. This one easily and sharply snapped along its scores and melted with a matte mouthfeel.
The chocolate started off lightly sweet, then developed edgy caramel notes while also intensifying with a fruity, cherry sweetness.
The finish was absolutely incredible. It was slightly tangy and almost savory, I think because of the goat's milk, but it didn't have any of the unctuous funkiness that can sometimes accompany goat cheese.
That finish lingered for quite some time after the chocolate had melted away. I couldn't get enough of this bar, as evidenced by the fact that it's half gone. An OMG.
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Wish me luck! Tracking down my geldings parents..
I bought my gelding in September.. Hesls my first OWNED horse. It was a deal I couldnt refuse. My stables owner knew I was in the market and that I liked the stocky drafty build and my boyfriend liked paints. He called me one day to go look at a horse with him. We went out and it was love at first sight. He had such a gentle nature and a kind' soft eye( you know what I'm talking about) He walked right to me and I hopped on him bareback in a halter and took him around. He had only arived there the night before and he was surprisingly calm. I fell in love and for 700 I bought my 9 year old gelding. With no information but a coggins placing him about 2 hours north of me I was eager to find information about his past. We got him home, had his feet done(shoes were a size too small and crooked) had a new coggins pulled in my name, wormed and got fall shots, teeth floated and trimmed down the chunk. Now 3 months later I finally got the guts to call the owner listed on his previous coggins. With luck they had him from the time he was 5 untill 9, sold him for 1000 to a lady who had him for 3 months before we bought him. AND! the owners on his coggins bought him from their friend who bred and raised him. So I'm very hopeful to get SOME information. If he's able to be registered as a paint or pinto. I dont care either way I'd just like to know more about his history.
So now I wait for a call back! The husband was out riding when I called.
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Over the last few years, the impact of the Internet and the transition from what I call an analog lifestyle characterized by physical magazines, newspapers, records, CDs and the call to a digital one has had numerous implications. Key among that is the how as in how consumers access and consume content. While some will still buy CDs that house the latest tunes and games, devices and services such as 's iTunes, iPod, iPhone and the iPad, Spotify, as well as streaming services from and others has had the same impact on music that , Kobo and others have had on book publishing.
There have been changes in business models that been beneficial to those companies mentioned above that either saw the future and embraced it. There have also been companies that have struggled along the way. Some companies, like The New York Times, are trying to find their way while others like Newsweek have been forced to embrace an all digital model.
Beneath the distributors of content -- Apple, Spotify, Pandora, newspaper and magazine publishers and so on -- the ripple effect is also being felt on content creators -- musicians, authors and the like. While authors are seeing their articles and books downloaded, musicians have seen the playing field shift from consumers having to buy entire albums regardless of the format to individual tracks. No loner does the the music industry book the bulk of its revenue on a per album basis, but rather on digital singles.
Despite that economic shift, airplay on broadcast is still the number one determinate of whether a song is a hit or a bust. For generations, music played on broadcast radio was viewed as promotional material for the artists. While companies in other industries pay to get their material on the air through ad sales, musicians and their record labels get their promotions for free. Even today, 240 million Americans still listen to broadcast radio, even as competition for listeners becomes stiffer thanks to MP3 players like iPods and cell phones, satellite and Internet radio.
Even as Internet radio grows in popularity and I expect it will given the install base of Apple's new iRadio, the costs make profitability difficult to achieve because the government royalty board at the Library of Congress determined that Internet radio stations like Pandora pay six times the royalty rate of other mediums.
Some in the music industry have recognized the changing landscape and have begun negotiating comprehensive deals that acknowledge the current multi dimensional aspect of the industry today. Warner Music Group and radio giant Clear Channel (CCO) recently agreed to a deal where Clear Channel agreed to compensate Warner and their artists when their music is played on the air and in exchange, Warner agreed to lower the royalty rates for music Clear Channel streams on the Internet.
The Warner Music - Clear Channel deal benefits both companies - Clear Channel will gain profitability on the growth of streaming music while Warner Music will get compensation for music played on the air. And the consumer get what they want - a wider range of music selection and the ability to consume that content where they want and how they want.
Despite the progress made by Warner Music and Clear Channel, there are those in the recording industry are seeking a governmental solution that would again give them the upper hand at the expense of consumers. Congressman Mel Watt has announced that he plans to introduce a bill that would make radio broadcasters compensate musicians and recording artists for playing their songs over the air. Currently, only songwriters and publishers have this type of right, which has enabled them to collect royalties from radio stations for playing their songs. Only Internet and satellite radio stations, such as Pandora and , are required to pay royalties to the artists themselves.
Through the Watts legislation, the record companies are now asking to have the benefits of airplay and have radio stations pay them for the benefit of airplay. Should that legislation come to pass it would have a direct impact on the bottom lines of companies like (SGA), Salem Communications (SALM), (CMLS) and even , which operates 126 radio stations across 27 markets. National Association of Broadcasters's spokesman Dennis Wharton has said that Watt's proposal would "kill jobs at America's hometown radio stations" and direct money "to offshore record labels." With the last three months generating less than 150,000 jobs on average according to the Labor Department, is now the time in the recovery to enact such legislation?


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Been to buffalo and it sucks. cold even in august. Also has a high suicide rate. its def a **** hole
the stadium was filled cause they live for beating the dolphins...jealous of miami..thats all..
More blaming of the refs.
When are you guys who start these observation threads going to start observing bad football being played by the Miami Dolphins and begin blaming them?
I do agree that Buffalo knows how to pack out a stadium. Then again, it's Buffalo. You have the Bills and killing yourself as options.
Cogs killed us last night. On the TD drive he caused 4 negative plays alone, just him. He has to go. He is my number one player to replace other than the obvious receiver and corner positions.
Let's go Miami!!!!
Well from the crowd there last night, and the 5 times I've seen Buffalo VS Miami, I can assure you Buffalo fans are not jealous of Miami. And last night did nothing to alter that, quite the opposite. Miami looked sad last night. The calls from the refs had little to do with how bad they sucked either. They never had a thing going. They were easily handled.
The Healthy Dolphins were playing like a good team. May health return quickly. Go Gase!
As I said all along and before the season started,. that Incognito would be exposed for what he is in the zone blocking scheme.
And we all see how horrific he is.
He has cement feet, He always did. he just cannot move at all.


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TQ9245 : Brass to Richard Malmains, Pluckley church
taken 4 years ago, near to Pluckley, Kent, Great Britain
St Nicholas' church, Pluckley
Grade I listed.
There was probably a church on the site in Saxon times, Pluckley is a name of Saxon origin. There are records of the minister being appointed in 1093. Possibly part of the north-west wall of the nave dates from Norman times.
By the 13th century, a stone church existed which was the same length as the present one.
The church consists of nave, chancel, South Chapel, and South aisle. There is a Crown post roof to the nave with five Crown posts and two tiny round windows above the easternmost Crown post. The chancel has a piscina and double sedilia.
The spire almost certainly dates from the 14th century. The outside door and window of the tower are 14th century style. The chancel is also of this date.
A new South aisle was created by demolishing the south wall, two columns were inserted to support the roof.
Shortly after, there was a scheme to rebuild the South aisle with enlargement of most of the windows, and re-roofing of the whole building. The eastern end of the new South aisle was set aside for a Chapel in 1475, with a fine wooden screen of 1502 between it and the chancel. There was also a rood screen which stretched across the whole church, the stair to the rood screen was outside the church.
A porch was also added, with a parvis room, which was probably used as accommodation for the priest, or a school room.
The font is 15th century, and carries the arms of the Dering family, who were mainly responsible for these additions, and lived in the Manor of Surrenden from the 15th century until 1928. Surrenden Manor burnt down in a fire in 1957.
The font was repainted in 1953, it carries a reference to the family of Malmains, who were prominent in the village from the 13th to the 15th centuries. There is a brass to Richard Mallmains (d.1440) in the church.
The spire was repaired in the 16th century. In 1543 the interior walls were whitewashed, possibly to obliterate paintings. In 1560 the rood screen was demolished.
The screen between the Dering Chapel and the South aisle dates from 1635.
The Dering Chapel contains many brasses to the family. It was reconstructed in 1626 and a vault was made for family burials. Edward Dering, who was created a Baronet in 1626, relaid and altered many of the brasses.
In the 19th century the east window of the Chapel was blocked in order to erect memorial tablets. The Dering's estate was sold off due to financial difficulties in 1928.
In the 18th century box pews were inserted, but were removed in the Victorian era. The chancel floor was raised and underfloor heating installed, a vestry was erected and a gallery was built at the west end. This was pulled down around 1860.
Some of the windows were damaged in the Second World War, and the East window was replaced in 1954.
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Two women authors, one Indian and the other American, believe that "India's rape culture" can be changed in the wake of the gang-rape and the subsequent death of a New Delhi student that has galvanised the nation.
"India has laws against rape; seats reserved for women in buses, female officers; special police help lines. But these measures have been ineffective in the face of a patriarchal and misogynistic culture," wrote Sonia Faleiro in an opinion piece in the New York Times.


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British prime minister David Cameron has given the government's Start-Up Loans scheme a £30 million boost today, which increases the total sum available to new businesses to £110 million over the next three years.
Cameron has also said that due to high demand for the scheme and the challenges faced by those trying to secure loans to start a business, the age limit for the application will be extended from 24 to 30 years old.
Support typically comes in the order of £2,500 with a repayment period of up to five years. The interest rate will be at RPI plus 3 per cent and loads will only be available in England.
Although the loans are open to any new business looking to get help – including creative firms – the government has turned the spotlight on the technology start-up scene in the UK, with specific focus on the Tech City initiative in London's East End.
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Over 3,000 people have applied or registered an interest in a start-up loan and, in the three months that the scheme has been live, over £1.5 million worth of loans have been approved, helping 460 new businesses get off the ground.
The government expects that 100 new businesses a week will reach the approval stage in January, with 'thousands more' to follow in the coming months.
"Start-Up loans are an important part of my mission to back aspiration, and all those young people who want to work hard and get on in life, so this country competes and thrives in the global race," said Cameron.
"They are a great way to help this next generation of entrepreneurs get the financial help - and the confidence - to turn that spark of an idea, into a growing, thriving business."
He added: "It is by backing our entrepreneurs and championing small business that we can drive forward and grow the economy, and equip this country for the highly competitive era we are in."
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Number 10 has also provided a regional breakdown of lending across England, as of the middle of December, with London taking the majority at 34 per cent. This is followed by the South East (19 per cent), West Midlands (14 per cent), North West (9 per cent), South West (7 per cent), Yorkshire and Humber (6 per cent), East midlands (5 per cent), and East of England (3 per cent).
The government created a new body, the Start-Up Loans Company, to provide guidance and direction in administering the lending funds, which is chaired by James Caan.
"There has been a major shift in the way business is viewed by the public, and entrepreneurs are now seen as creative and exciting role models; and I am delighted to see that more and more young people are now looking to set up their own business," said Caan.
"It is only with this renewed focus on youth entrepreneurship, that we will create more jobs and wealth and see the economy flourish once again.
He added: "Start-Up Loans enable young people to harness their skills, and gives each budding entrepreneur not just a low interest loan, but also the help and support from an experienced mentor to guide them to success. I am proud to chair the Start-Up Loans Company, responsible for delivering this excellent initiative."


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Earlier this week, Jessica Alba stunned the crowd in a white Valentino Couture dress, new blunt bob and a dash of glitter on the eyes. Read on to find out how celebrity makeup artist Lauren Andersen created the look!
According to Style.com, Andersen used Revlon ColorStay Foundation to even out Jessica's skin. She then added Giorgio Armani Fluid Sheer in #1 Golden Sand on the cheeks and topped with Revlon ColorStay Mineral Blush in Petal. Kevin Aucoin Brow Pencils in Blonde was used to fill in Jessica's brows and Brunette was used to shape. Andersen also added Dior 5-Color Palette in Incognito and MAC Pro Glitter in Reflects Gold on Jessica's eyes, along with Hourglass Calligraphy Liquid Eye Liner Ebony. The look was finished with Revlon ColorBurst Lip Gloss in Bronze Shimmer.


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Some body help because am stuck. when I run the yum update command on the CentOS 5.0 server it gives the following error message; # could not retrieve mirrorlist http://mirrorlist.CentOS.org/?release=5&arch=i386&repo=os error was[Errno 4] IOError:<urlopen error( -3,'Temporary failure in name resolution')> What can I do?
you can check your networkconnection especially the dns setup. e.g. can you lookup the dns name of the server: What does /etc/resolv.conf contain? It should contain valid nameservers, than will do the lookup of the internet namespace, or at least a local dns-server that resolves it either as forward or with recursion


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PFL5507T has following issue of freezing: Use one of the HDMI inputs, switch off the device in the HDMI input, switch off PFL5507T, switch on PFL5507T, try to go to view TV pushing "TV" button from the remote control = PFL5507T freezes and only way to recover is to take the power cord off the wall.
This issue is commented e.g. at gigantti.fi and I have experienced and complained about this to Philips. Resolution was changed mother board but the same issue still exists.
When is this going to get fixed or is it permanent issue?


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A new statewide study gives an objective and detailed review of Virginia's emergency mental health system, sheds light on persistent gaps in available services and illustrates the need for timely access to mental health services, including access to crisis response services and psychiatric beds.
The report, "A Study of Face-to-Face Emergency Evaluations Conducted by Community Services Boards in April 2013," was led by University of Virginia law and medicine professor Richard Bonnie, a leading expert in public policies related to mental health. The principal investigator was Elizabeth McGarvey, associate professor of public health sciences at U.Va.
As part of the study, the researchers asked clinicians in Virginia's 40 locally run community services boards – which serve as the intake system for public emergency mental health services – to collect detailed data for each of the 4,502 emergency evaluations conducted in April.
The analyses of adult evaluations in the report excluded people who were already under commitment orders or were in jail, leaving 3,436 adult evaluations for thorough analysis. Approximately 600 of the individuals evaluated were juveniles.
The study aims to provide policymakers and stakeholder organizations with concrete information on:
- The rates of involuntary and voluntary hospitalization,
- Access to services and resources that could avoid the need for hospitalization,
- The amount of time spent searching for psychiatric beds, and
- The adequacy of time limits on emergency custody orders.
"A central aim of our mental health services system is to assure that people experiencing a mental health crisis get the help they need, when they need it, before things spiral out of control," said Bonnie, who is also director of U.Va.'s Institute of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy and a professor of public policy in U.Va.'s Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy. "The goal of this study is to ascertain how effectively this mission is being carried out in the various regions of the commonwealth."
A key finding of the study is that clinicians reported that involuntary hospitalization could have been avoided in more than a quarter of cases if alternative services or resources had been available. Just under half of the voluntary hospitalizations could have been avoided.
"Some regions still lack programs that can provide residential care to help stabilize the person's psychiatric condition without the intensity and cost of hospitalization," Bonnie said. "Even though providing statewide access to sufficient crisis response services has been a policy priority for more than a decade, more needs to be done."
A shortage of psychiatrists, particularly in rural parts of the state, was also frequently cited.
"About one-tenth of the involuntary hospitalizations and one-fifth of the voluntary ones could have been avoided if an immediate psychiatric evaluation had been available," Bonnie said.
According to the report, one out of every two people evaluated presented an elevated risk of serious harm toward self, and one out of every three were found to have an impaired capacity for self-protection or an inability to provide for their basic needs.
One out of five adults was found to have an elevated risk of serious physical harm toward others.
Involuntary treatment was recommended in 1,370 cases, or 40.2 percent, of the 3,436 adult emergency evaluations. Voluntary hospitalizations occurred in 17.7 percent, or 603 cases.
A supplemental report found significant differences in rates of hospitalization, both voluntary and involuntary, across regions of the state. For example, the hospitalization rate ranged from a high of 69.2 percent in Region 4 – which includes Richmond and surrounding counties – to a low of 41.7 percent in Region 6, which includes Danville and portions of Southside. Statewide, the average rate for hospitalization was 57.9 percent.
In the cases where the emergency services clinician concluded that the person needed to be hospitalized, the next task was to identify a hospital willing to admit the person under a temporary detention order. The study casts light on the length of time needed to find a hospital bed. In the vast majority of cases of involuntary hospitalization, a psychiatric bed was located within four hours or less. In 8.4 percent of cases, finding a bed took between four and six hours. And in 3.4 percent of cases, it took more than six hours.
The length of time needed to identify a bed is particularly important in cases where the person is being evaluated involuntarily, Bonnie said. When an emergency custody order is issued, a clinician has a four-hour window, which may be extended by two hours, to contact mental health facilities to find a psychiatric bed. After the maximum six-hour window expires, the individual is legally free to leave.
"In a limited number of situations, six hours is not long enough to find a suitable bed," Bonnie said. "It's about 3 percent of the roughly 1,400 adult temporary detention order cases a month – but of course you want it to be zero." A bed was eventually found for almost all of these individuals even though the order had expired, he added.
For cases in which the person was hospitalized, the majority of the facilities were located in the same region as the person's residence. In 259 cases, or 14.8 percent, however, the admitting hospital was in a different region. The study also revealed sizable regional variations among the availability of psychiatric beds and how many calls it took clinicians before they found one.
"From a statewide standpoint, a lack of psychiatric beds is not a huge problem in Virginia," Bonnie said. "But, unfortunately, it is a problem in some localities. In some cases, you have to send patients out of their region, which makes it harder for them and their families, and it sometimes takes longer than it should to find a bed."
The study was commissioned in the summer of 2012 by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.


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Ahmedabad: Nov 16, 2012
Cheteshwar Pujara showed immense concentration and skill to notch up his maiden Test double century as India put themselves in the driver's seat in the first Test by posting a mammoth first innings total and then compounded England's misery with three early jolts here on Friday.
The 24-year-old Pujara scored an unbeaten 206 and batted for close to nine hours before the hosts declared the first innings at 521 for eight shortly after the tea break on the second day and then reduced the visitors to a precarious 41 for three at stumps.
Captain Alastair Cook (22) and Kevin Pietersen (6) were the two unbeaten batsmen at close with England still needing 281 runs to avoid the follow. Nick Compton (9), James Anderson (2) and Jonathan Trott (0) are the three batsmen back in the pavilion on a Sardar Patel track which has already started taking turn.
It was Pujara who hogged the limelight as he not only recorded his second Test century in his sixth match but showed his class with some glorious shots on both sides of the wicket.
The left-handed Yuvraj Singh, playing his first Test since recovering from a rare germ cell cancer, was the other notable performer with a fluent 74 while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (5) and R Ashwin (23) and Zaheer Khan (7) could not hang around for long.
Off-spinner Graeme Swann was the pick of the English bowlers with figures of 51-8-144-5, recording his 14th five wicket haul in an innings.
Pujara became only the sixth Indian batsman to hit a double century against England. He joined the list of Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, Sunil Gavaskar, Gundappa Viswanath, Vinod Kambli and Rahul Dravid.
Pujara batted for a marathon 513 minutes, faced 389 balls and struck 21 fours during his epic unbeaten knock which served as the foundation for India's monumental total.
Off-spinner R Ashwin, who opened the bowling, scalped two wickets and in the process became the fastest Indian to claim 50 Test wickets in his ninth Test, eclipsing Anil Kumble's record of achieving the feat in his tenth match.
The Rajkot-born Pujara took two singles in the 9 balls he faced Friday morning to reach his first landmark after 16 minutes into the day and then continued to bat with a lot of resolute.
He added 130 runs in 183 minutes for the fifth wicket with Yuvraj Singh, who scored 74 as the two batsmen denied England any wicket in the first session. The duo had come together late Thursday evening and remained unconquered with 98 and 24 in an overnight total of 323 for 4.
India lost the wickets of Yuvraj Singh soon after lunch and also the wicket of captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, both of them falling to spin bowling.
Yuvraj, not out 72 at the end of session one, could add only two runs in under ten minutes before slogging a full-toss from left-arm spinner Samit Patel straight down to long on fielder Graeme Swann, England's most successful bowler in the innings with figures of 5 for 144.
The 30-year-old left hander, coming back to play his 38th Test match after having survived a rare germ cell cancer batted for just over three hours and hit six fours and two sixes while facing 151 balls. It was his 11th half century in Test cricket.
The partnership for the fifth wicket between Yuvraj and Pujara, that started late Thursday evening and proceeded beyond the first session on Friday, yielded 130 runs in 183 minutes and came off 285 balls.
Skipper Dhoni lasted for 39 minutes while scoring 5 before getting bowled trying a wild sweep shot off Swann. This was Swann's 14th five-wicket haul in 47 Test matches.
Ashwin and Pujara then put on 66 runs for the 7th wicket in 81 minutes before Kevin Pietersen got rid off the former.
After Zaheer Khan fell cheaply to Anderson, the only wicket to fall to a medium pacer, the hosts declared the innings with Pujara unconquered along with Pragyan Ojha.
England commenced their reply late Friday evening and India began the proceedings with Ashwin and Zaheer Khan. The off-spinner was shifted to the end from which the left-arm pacer bowled after a four-over spell while Ojha came on from his end.
Ashwin struck almost immediately by making a ball sneak through between the bat and pad of Compton to disturb the stumps. It was also the burly Tamil Nadu off-spinner's 50th wicket in his 9th Test, that made him the fastest among the Indians to reach the landmark surpassing Anil Kumble who had done so in 10 Tests.
In the very next over, Ojha dismissed Anderson as Gautam Gambhir at short leg took a brilliant bat-pad catch to dismiss the left-hander. Ashwin struck another big blow by packing off Trott for a blob, through another catch in the leg trap.
England had lost these three wickets in 13 balls before Cook and Pietersen with Dhoni beefing up the close-in catching positions with four fielders.
On Friday morning, the home team added 83 runs in 31 overs to their overnight score of 323 for 4 without losing any wicket.
Pujara was unconquered on 133 after having batted for nearly six sessions from just after lunch Thursday while Yuvraj was unbeaten on 72 after a stay of 174 minutes.
Brief Scores: India 521 for 8 dec (Cheteshwar Pujara 206*, Virender Sehwag, Yuvraj Singh 74; Graeme Swann 5 for 144) lead England 41 for 3 (Alastair Cook 22*; R Ashwin 2 for 21, Pragyan Ojha 1 for 3) by 480 runs.


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Two-Wheeling It Around Town
Some of my most enjoyable Rochester moments are spent on my bicycle, riding around our great city. Rochester is blessed with some great bike trails, and while it needs to put some attention to making some of them connect (the gap in the River Trail between Court Street and Maplewood can be scary coming down Lake Avenue at the wrong time of day because of the traffic) there are miles and miles of great riding to be had. Though it is getting a bit colder, the views are incredible and Autumn's leaf show makes rides among the best all year.
Part of what I like about riding is getting to see the back side of buildings, taking hitherto unknown side streets, or being able to stop and actually read the inscriptions on monuments we pass every day. And, speaking of Court Street, if you never ride another section of trail, at least spend a minute hanging around the Court Street Dam.
First, you can get a lesson in Hydro-power. There's a power turbine there — presently unused I'm afraid — though why remains a mystery to me. But there's a historical marker explaining a lot about it that should be a must for all Genesee River lovers. Then across the way is the huge copper Eagle behind the War Memorial. Most of us have ridden past it, but I wonder how many people know what it commemorates. I always assumed it was for WWII. In fact, it is from "The City of Rochester and the County of Monroe in Honor of Those Who Served Their Country in the Spanish American War, Philippine Insurrection and the China Relief Expedition, 1898-1902."
China Relief Expedition? That's a new one on me, I will have to look it up. Anyway, it's quite impressive. Down the way a bit along the river, you can actually see the underside of the aqueduct under the broad street bridge. There's a great look through the windows at the eternal flame tucked in the back or the War Memorial in honor of those who sacrifice in war. And of course, there is the race that comes past the turbine, the dam and the rushing water itself. Not a bad way to spend an hour.
But there's great rides everywhere. Going south from the Court Street stop is the marker indicating a major Civil War encampment, then the canal that ran parallel to the Genesee and the relatively newly converted rail bridge that connects the Northeast end of the River Campus to downtown. It's a great re-use of an old landmark.
The long and short of it is that a hour spent on your bike can be full of majestic views and history. So in case you haven't figured it out, I'm a believer in some quick sight-seeing in our own back yard. Definitely worth getting out of your car and onto two wheels.


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Good Friday racing at Musselburgh would cover both Flat and jumps races
PICTURE: John Grossick (racingpost.com/photos)Musselburgh in bid for first Good Friday raceday
MUSSELBURGH racecourse is to make a bid to introduce Good Friday racing to Britain for the first time.
A plan is to be put to the British Horseracing Authority to create a three-day Easter meeting, adding the typically blank Good Friday to existing fixtures on Easter Saturday and Sunday.
Good Friday is the only public holiday other than Christmas Day when there is no horseracing in Britain. In a statement, Musselburgh said it had identifed changing attitudes to how people spend their leisure time.
BHA resistance to Good Friday fixtures has been partly attributed to popular Open Days in Lambourn and Middleham. Musselburgh boss Bill Farnsworth claims that Scotland does not have any similar training centres and believes this should not be an obstacle.
The statement added that "it is believed senior racing administrators are sympathetic to the idea" of breaking the mould.
If successful, Musselburgh's Good Friday raceday would feature both Flat and jumps races. This would prove another initiative, as Scotland's first mixed card.
Farnsworth said: "We have to keep moving forward and think differently if horse racing is to prosper and I believe a three-day Easter Festival would be a huge hit with racing fans and within the industry.
"Traditionally racing has not been staged on Good Friday but nowadays most retailers and leisure operators are open as normal and we have to move with the times. I believe Good Friday racing would be most welcome by the huge number of racing fans on holiday over the Easter weekend.
"Training centres in the south hold their open days on Good Friday but as we don't have training centres in Scotland that shouldn't be an issue."


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Finally Nick Williams will wear #91
Finally Nick Williams will wear #91
my car's out back
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List of 41 players attending rookie minicamp this weekend:
2 Daniel Hrapmann K 1 Southern Mississippi
3 Landry Jones QB R Oklahoma
8 Caleb Terbush QB R Purdue
10 Markus Wheaton WR R Oregon State
13 Reggie Dunn WR R Utah
15 Derek Moye WR 1 Penn State
17 Justin Brown WR R Oklahoma
17 J.D. Woods WR R West Virginia
19 Kashif Moore WR 1 Connecticut
26-D Jared Holley CB R Pittsburgh
26-O Le'Veon Bell RB R Michigan State
29 Shamarko Thomas S R Syracuse
30 Terry Hawthorne CB R Illinois
38 Andrew Taglianetti S R Pittsburgh
39-D Isaiah Green CB 1 Fresno State
39-O Curtis McNeal RB F USC
40 Marshall McFadden LB 1 South Carolina State
44 Vince Williams LB R Florida State
45-D Alan Baxter LB R Northern Illinois
45-O Will Shaw TE R Youngstown State
46-D DeShawn Grayson S R UTEP
48 Luke Ingram LS R Hawaii
49-D Terence Garvin LB R West Virginia
49-O Ryan Clarke RB R West Virginia
51 Ivory Wade C R Baylor
61-O Nik Embernate G R San Diego State
67-D Cordian Hagans DE R LA-Lafayette
67-O Mike Golic, Jr. OT R Notre Dame
69-D Brian Arnfelt DE R Northwestern
69-O Joe Madsen C R West Virginia
71-D Omar Hunter DT R Florida
71-O Mike Farrell OT R Penn State
72-D Justin Cheadle G 1 California
72-0 Anthony Rashad White DT R Michigan State
74 Chris Hubbard G R UAB
79-D Antoine Hopkins DT R Virginia Tech
79-O Joe Long OT 1 Wayne State (MI)
82 Jamie McCoy TE 1 Texas A&M
91 Nicholas Williams DE R Samford
92 Hebron Fangupo DT 1 Brigham Young
95 Jarvis Jones LB R Georgia
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His game seems a bit more about quickness than brute strength - I think 95 works for him a bit better. I also like him not having to deal with yet another obvious comparison to a player that he is not going to be. I think Jones can be very good, but his game is different from Harrison's.
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.29 / 5.00 4,956 ViewsBlowing Pixels Planet Defender is an arcade shooter that's strong on strategy with a retro soul, featuring stunning explosions a beautiful soundtrack and great effects.
You have to defend 3 planets from asteroids, ufos and alien bombs falling from the deep space, but power-ups and weapon ugrades will help you during your adventure.
- stunning explosions
- 3 difficulty levels
- 3 planets
- 15 waves of enemies
- 26 different enemies
- upgrades
- powerups
- 2 music tracks
The game has been developed by Lowpoly Studios and sponsored by AskFlashGames.com and it's also available for iPhone and iPod touch on the App Store.
For more info check the game website: www.blowing-pixels.com
Not bad. But not great either ( no offense ) The game needs more... Excitement so that the players would have anticipation. and the music makes it a little worse ( no offense again ) you could make it a little jazzy, jumpy, pop kind of thing to energize the player. But overall, I've seen worse games :)
Too easy
The upgrades came quickly, which made the game quite easy, despite the long waves of enemies. The long waves didn't really increase the challenge of the game, as much as they just made it boring to play.
Also, there should be a notice that the player is on the last level. By that point in the game, if that wasn't the end, I was going to quit. And I noticed that if you use a bomb power, the enemies destroyed in the blast don't give you points. I'm not sure if this was intended or a mistake, but it made me want to avoid that power completely.
Aside from those problems it was a decent game. All of the good part were done incredibly well. I give it a 7/10.
Kind of slow paced....
But fun. Made me think of missle command. An old time favorite. :)


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There is something about dogs and Christmas that just goes together, whether it is the joy (and folly!) of a new puppy as a gift or the sight of your four-legged friend romping in the snow.
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We are encouraging everyone who finds possible tsunami debris on our coasts to use a one stop shop number 211 to report their findings. In some areas of the coast, the 211 number is having some difficulties. The backup number, which is easy to remember, is 1-800 safenet. Please use this if 211 does not go through.
This is extremely important! Please tell everyone you know. 211 or 1-800 safenet!!!!! Help us keep our beaches clean and safe.
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Breast Cancer |
Post 1990 lymphedema not a problem?03/20/2009 |
A surgeon told the nurses that since 1990 there is no concern about taking blood pressure or having IV access on the surgical side of a mastectomy. This is due to a change in how the surgery is now done?
Lymphedema has been less of a problem lately as surgeons are removing fewer lymph nodes with breast cancer surgery. However, there is still some risk. I would suggest asking your surgeon for a recommendation if you have had lymph nodes removed what his/her recommendations are.
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Vermont Drive-In
S. Vermont Avenue and W. 177th Street,
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Opened in 1944 as a single screen drive-in, the Vermont Drive-In was triplexed in the 1970's and was operated by Pacific Theatres, finally by Edwards Cinemas. It was demolished in 1999.
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There are some interesting aerial views on this site. You can see that in 1972 there was one screen facing Vermont, but in the 1980 photo the screens have been moved as it was then a triplex. Also in the 1972 photo you can see the Ascot race track a few blocks to the south. Enter the theater address to see the photos.
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The Vermont was never an Edwards drive-in to my knowledge,it had always been an Aladdin/Pacific drive-in.
The Vermont was on the cover of Boxoffice magazine in October 1947:
@ JustOldBob……dude, you remember the swings?! I remember playing on the swings and see-saw in my pj's just as dusk was setting in…then we settled to see one of the scariest movies ever. "JAWS"…I saw Jaws @ the Vermont when I was about 8 years old…traumatized for life.
Good times.
The Vermont was my favorite Make-Out spot in the 60s. What I found that ushers usually did at Drive-Ins was butt-in on that activity.
My most vivid memory of the Vermont was being there with a Girl one night in my almost Brand-New 1965 Corvair Corsa. Two drunks pulled into the next spot and proceeded to bump me with their door as they got the speaker. When I asked the driver to be careful, he said "Sure, Pal" and whacked it again. A little later, when both went to the snackbar, I got a Ballpean hammer out of my trunk and whacked their front fender a few times. Then, I quickly left.
LOL on the makeout story! I had a hot and heavy incident at the Vermont once myself…only saw the closing credits of both movies of our double feature. GOOD TIMES!
Nobody busted me…or dinged the door of my car, either. :)
Above address does not map properly. Use S Vermont Ave & W 177th St (Although W 177th St. @ this intersection did not exist when the drive-in was up & running.
This intersection was where screen 3 was located.
W. 177th & Budlong was where screen 2 was located.
Screen 1 was diagonal and across from screen 3.
The entrance & original screen were located between what is now Amethyst & Ruby.
I worked at the Vermont in 1987 trained in management after working there one month. Ushers helped direct traffic out, helped assist locating restroomsand kept people from staying parked after the movie was over because it was a liability hazard to let people stay parked after hour. Ushers also carried a portable battery pack to jump start cars that had a dead battery.
Vermont had many things about it that most people didn't know, like that theatre was Michael and Jerome Foremans only theatre that all the monies made their went into their personal bank account, pacific use to own Baskin Robbins, the Giant, Ralphs and tons more businesses. Pacific use to own everything on N.Robertson Blvd. In LA. I keep saying use to because I don't know currently what they own. A theatre chain called Syoofy (sic) mainly in Arizona was owened by an Asian guy who pacific helped him start the theatre, I'm sure pacific had shares or interest in the movie theatre. All L.A. pacific theatre hourly employees belonged to the Actors Guild union and yes some of these are general facts not just about Vermont.
I closed the Torrance Drive Inn in 198 last movie shown was Moon Struck with Cher, I also worked the Los Altos, Studio, Centinela and a few others. Pacific was a great company to work for in the 1980s and I miss it.
hi my name is steve combs i use to work at a vermont drive-in . as a snackbar and cleaner person. that was back in 1980 – 1990. i remember a manager name steve oh man he is a good manager,i miss him wish i stay in gardena. but i came to springfield,Mo, i made a misstake. can anyone tell what happen to steve ,needs to know.
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General Discussion / Re: Do we have a winner for the 2008 Bike Giveaway?
« on: February 23, 2009, 01:22:12 pm »AND THE WINNERS ARE . BICYCLING BOATBUILDERS
The Jean and Stephen Van Dam family of Boyne City, Michigan, are the winners
of the 2008 Bike Giveaway super-duper grand prize: a Long Haul Trucker
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Vintage green glass dessert dishes, can also be used for cocktails or frozen drinks. Set of 4. 8 oz. dish measures 3" tall and 3 3/4" in diameter. There is small flaw in the glass on one of them that looks like a crack. It is actually inside the glass and does not reach the surface. Please see picture.
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