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As one who has delivered some harsh — one might say blistering — condemnation against New York Times columnist Charles Blow, today I feel compelled to proffer unqualified commendation of his recent column on the California cop killer. In the interest of consistent truthfulness, sometimes it's necessary to admit that someone normally considered an adversary — even an enemy — has gotten it right…even while my jaw is dropping. More
Wayne LaPierre: Close but Not Quite
December 27, 2012
Synopsis: The NRA president's solution to school massacres won't work, but for a reason that will make gun control advocates apoplectic — namely, it doesn't go far enough.
As an ardent supporter of the Second Amendment for many years, I was looking forward to hearing from NRA president Wayne LaPierre about the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre. He had the good sense to wait for a decent while before speaking and thereby convey some evidence of actually thinking about this horrifying event, unlike the lockstep, ignorant leftists who began promulgating grand gun-ban wisdom within minutes afterward. More
The Obamacare Mandate is NOT a tax
August 13, 2012
By now anyone who is not residing in an unelectrified cabin in the mountains of Montana knows about the firestorm of controversy created by the June 30, 2012 SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare. What is less obvious is the confusion the ruling has left in its wake. Much of this confusion has to do with indiscriminate labels bouncing off the walls of public discourse.
Here's a shortlist of quotes from media sources that highlight the mandate/tax confusion: (Click here to read this entire article.)
John Roberts v. ObamaCare: An Apologia
July 5, 2012
Conservatives complain, often justifiably, that stupid Republicans are all too quick to throw their own under the bus when turmoil arises, while leftist Democrats stick up for their henchmen through any and all fraud and deceit. But look how many conservatives have been eager to give Chief Justice John Roberts a poke in the eye with a sharp stick following the ObamaCare decision — not just criticisms, but outright ad hominem attacks, even hinting that Roberts has been a closet leftist all along.
By noon Thursday, literally minutes after the decision was announced, Rush Limbaugh was in full fulmination mode: "[W]e, the American people, have just been deceived in ways that nobody contemplated." (Click here to read this entire article.)
Of Waterboarding…and Gun Control
April 30, 2012
If you conservatives out there in AT country are anything like me, you spend a good deal of time scratching your heads in perplexity when leftists speak. "How can they possibly believe that?"
Give the top of your head a break and don't let your fingernails draw any blood when you watch Leslie Stahl's 60 Minutes interview — set to air in full the evening of April 29 — of former CIA Clandestine Services head Jose Rodriguez. Rodriguez was in charge of, among other things, the interrogation of 911 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM) using "enhanced interrogation" techniques, which of course we all know is a euphemism for waterboarding.
In a nation that says it's OK to deploy armed drones that inevitably kill and maim non-combatant bystanders right along with enemy terrorists, we find Ms. Stahl deeply concerned about Ensure being fed to interrogation subjects: More
Zimmerman apologized to Martin's family…or did he?
April 21, 2012
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As reported in the Washington Post from the AP — and this account is being parroted universally in the left-lackey media — George Zimmerman apologized to the family of Trayvon Martin:
In an unusual move, George Zimmerman took the witness stand Friday to apologize to the parents of Trayvon Martin for fatally shooting their 17-year-old son. Assistant prosecutor Bernardo de la Rionda took the opportunity to grill the neighborhood watch volunteer about some of the statements he made to police. (Emphasis added.)
Eager to pounce on Zimmerman's surprise statement, prosecutor De la Rionda attempted to twist Zimmerman's words into an admission of criminal guilt and/or an offense of perjury, or at least a cynical ploy to scrounge for some media sympathy: More
Stupid Republicans and Obama's Lies
April 19, 2012
Commentator Ed Lasky is asking today, "[W]hy do Obama and his supporters feel no compunction when they [lie]? He offers several reasons for this intellectual sociopathy, among them—
- "One obvious reason is to distract us from his poor record as president. He is so confident of his oratory that he, as is true of many con men, can feel confident that whatever message is being peddle[d] will be believed."
- "Barack Obama and his supporters apparently feel the end justifies the means — as has been true of many despots throughout history, by the way."
- "However, there may be a more fundamental reason we are so consistently lied to by Barack Obama and his allies: they just do not respect most Americans and have very little regard for our intelligence." More


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FARMINGTON - While the community paid off a bond for its elementary school, residents should see an increase on their tax bills as state revenue decreases this year.
On Nov. 5, the N.H. Department of Revenue Administration set the overall tax rate at $21 per $1,000 of local valuation. It is $1 - or 4.76 percent - greater than last year's rate of $20.
The total tax rate is broken down as follows: $6.65 for the town, $9.87 for local schools, $2.18 for state schools and $2.30 for the county.
Last year, it was $7.13 for the town, $8.12 for local schools, $2.35 for state schools and $2.40 for the county.
While the town portion decreased 48 cents, the local school portion rose $1.75 due to a combination of less revenue and a smaller fund balance than the previous year, according to business administrator Jeanette Lemay.
Lemay said the district returned $151,000 to help offset taxes, as compared to $710,000 in 2011. She added a new law will allow school districts to ask residents - via warrant articles - to retain 2 percent of their fund balance for emergencies.
"There was a drop in revenue of about $1 million," Lemay said, adding the district no longer receives state building aid since taxpayers paid off the bond for Valley View Community School, which educates students in kindergarten through grade 3.
Lemay said the district plans to shift personnel to create new programs - like chemistry - as part of the ongoing budget process.
The overall valuation of the town increased by $5,556,203 - or 1.2 percent - from $467,620,120 to $473,176,323.
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5.1 The presence of cell growth medium complicates a direct analysis of cells with SIMS. Attempts to wash out the nutrient medium results in the exposure of cells to unphysiological reagents that may also alter their chemical composition. This obstacle is overcome by using a sandwich freeze-fracture method (1). This cryogenic method has provided a unique way of sampling individual cells in their native state for SIMS analysis.
5.2 The procedure described here has been successfully used for imaging Na+ and K+ ion transport (3), calcium alterations in stimulated cells (4,5), and localization of therapeutic drugs and isotopically labeled molecules in single cells (6). The frozen freeze-dried cells prepared according to this method have been checked for SIMS matrix effects (7). Ion image quantification has also been achieved in this sample type (8).
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Down time brings out all the old folks to chat and Post about things. IMO the funnest thing there is posted durning down time is the fact the Login is down.. More folks need to vist the Main site & the main site needs to be where we go to log in here imo.. this would link all the sites and more people would get the news...
Just a thought...if anyone can track down moderators for certain shards during this time, ask them to check in on their *coughspacificcoughs* forums, just in case. Might be a good idea.
Back up? Dang I wanted to say the game has shut down. Look at all the problems. THEN END IS NEAR THE END IS NEAR. Ah well, I have to wait.
Too a point... Then I have to log out or go postal on the forums. It would not be a pretty sight. *winks*
I have a different board that I visit when I feel like going postal. It's kinda like an entire forum of OT-No Holds Barred.
*chuckles* A lot of mods and admins have such places to go to. Some are Angels though, not naming names... *coughs* Petra *coughs* *smiles* Petra keeps me grounded. She is a good Lass! Just saying.
*reveals* I think we have a good team here on Uhall. Tazar, Petra, and I may be a bit laid back... I think that is a good thing. We will smack trolls, and do what is needed. As long as discussions are conducted in a fairly adult manner, it is all good. I hope you have noticed.
You folks are far more lenient that I would be in your place, I'll give you that. BTW, I've thought this for a while now. Klemo, you AV is a little bit creepy. Is that the penguin?
Oh, the av is one of those composite pics? I see a woman in a dress on the left, but I don't see the penguin though, which side is it on?
the whole thing is a close up of his face. But now that you mention it, I do see a woman in a dress, wearing a hat on the left hand side.


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Top 10 Films produced by Steven Spielberg
Beyond the films that Steven Spielberg has directed, how has he influenced the movie-making industry? The answers are to be found in over 30 years of Hollywood history…
Steven Spielberg has enjoyed a long and lucrative career. His films are favourites of audiences around the world with each new release guaranteeing a box office windfall. But he is also the most successful film producer of all time, ahead of friend and Amblin Entertainment co-founder Kathleen Kennedy. That has put him in a unique position.
As far back as the late 1970s, Spielberg has been encouraging fellow filmmakers, and in many instances helped their projects see the light of day. The clearest example of this, in the early days, was his undoubting confidence in the abilities of writer-director team Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale. He helped them make the delightful comedies I Wanna Hold Your Hand and Used Cars. Although both films are still criminally under-seen, it was Spielberg's stature and guiding hand that kept Zemeckis and Gale from throwing in the towel. Had they given up and allowed the rejection letters to point them in other career directions, we may never have seen their best film see the light of a cinema projectionist. Yes, without Spielberg, there probably wouldn't be the critical and commercial smash hit Back To The Future.
So this list looks at the filmmakers who Spielberg has mentored and encouraged and the great films we wouldn't have without him.
For more on Steven Spielberg please take a look at Top 10 Films' Spielberg Week – eight straight days devoted to Spielberg. The week included such features as: Top 10 Steven Spielberg Characters, Top 10 Steven Spielberg Moments, and 10 reasons Jaws might be the best film ever made
10. Mega Budgets and High Concept: Jan De Bont (1996)
Spielberg is quite unique in his ability to take high concept ideas and add depth to them. But realising the quick-buck box office appeal of these types of films – characterised by plots that can be described in a few words and so doing fit nicely on the poster. One such film was the Amblin-backed special-effects extravaganza Twister. The film was a non-brainer in terms of the man behind the camera Jan Be Bont whose debut film as director was the hugely successful, equally high concept, Speed.
See also: Top 10 High Concept Films
9. Big enough to take on Disney: Don Bluth (1986 – 1988)
By the middle 1980s Spielberg was such a force in Hollywood he decided to take on Disney. Don Bluth, a Disney animation veteran, left the company to pursue personal projects. Spielberg supported this and Bluth's films such as An American Tail and The Land Before Time were considered direct rivals to Hollywood's most iconic studio.
See also: Top 10 Traditionally Animated Films
8. Spielberg-lite or like: Joe Johnson (2001)
Joe Johnson spent most of his formative professional years under the watchful gaze of George Lucas, working as one of the special effects artists on the original Star Wars films. He worked with Spielberg on the Indiana Jones films before moving into direction with films such as Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Jumanji. Spielberg picked Johnson to director the second sequel to Jurassic Park in 2001.
See also: Spielberg dares to parody himself in Jurassic Park
7. World War II, I'm there! (2001 – 2010)
Spielberg has always had an interest in World War II and it comes through his work just as much as his interest in little green men. It is unsurprising then that his support of projects based on the war of 1939 to 1945 has been strong. This is probably best exampled by producing multi-million dollar television mini-series Band of Brothers and follow-up The Pacific. For film, in addition to his own work documenting the period from Schindler's List and Empire of the Sun to the strong WWII elements of the Indiana Jones franchise, he produced Clint Eastwood's double bill Letters from Iwo Jima and Flags of Our Fathers.
See also: Lawrence of Arabia: The film that inspired Spielberg
6. Helping a friend: Watch out for the spider! (1990)
Frank Marshall was, alongside Spielberg and Kathleen Kennedy, one of the founders of Amblin Entertainment, the production company behind such classics as Back To The Future. Marshall is one of Hollywood's most successful producers and his status in Tinseltown meant he could pretty much do anything he liked. But directing was something he hadn't had a go by 1990 and he was itching to swap the producer's chair for the director's. So, with Spielberg's backing and his own production studio behind him, he had a go at this profession he has seen many others excel at. The result was the brilliantly fun horror Arachnophobia.
See also: Spielberg's success in a single image
5. Doing it for the Kids: A Young Sherlock Holmes (1985 & 2011)
Spielberg has always had a knack of telling stories that worked for children and adults. Often these films would feature children as the main characters (The Goonies, E.T.). Films such as Young Sherlock Holmes and more recently Super 8 rekindle those childhood ideals and make them accessible for a wider audience.
See also: "You're gonna need a bigger boat": Introducing Steven Spielberg
4. The Tobe Hooper Puppet: Things go bump in the night (1982)
There's been a lot of talk about who actually directed Poltergeist with Zelda Rubenstein stating publicly that the only director she saw whilst filming was Spielberg. But whoever told the cameraman where to point his lens and the actors how to deliver their lines, Poltergeist is a film Spielberg wanted to make but couldn't do it alone. It is far darker than his innocent tales of childhood dilemma and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre mastermind Tobe Hooper was undoubtedly the right man to show Spielberg the way to the dark side.
See also: Did Spielberg direct Poltergeist?
3. The Dark Side through Joe Dante: Don't feed after midnight (1984 – 1990)
Like contemporaries Robert Zemeckis, John Landis, George Lucas, and indeed Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante was another filmmaker from the television generation whose media diet was made up almost entirely of flickering images on a box in the living room. It is little wonder that his unique humour and darkly comic style would appeal to Spielberg. Joe Dante is Spielberg's much more cynical, less sentimental alter ego and he produced some of Dante's best work – Gremlins I and II, and Innerspace.
See also: Review of Joe Dante's finest film The 'Burbs | Top 10 Suburbia In Peril Films
2. A great idea for Richard Donner: Saving the Goon Docks (1985)
Steven Spielberg oversaw production of The Goonies as Executive Producer. However, the film was his idea before being written by Christopher Columbus for Richard Donner to direct. Interestingly, in actor Sean Astin's recent book There and Back Again, he claims the film was directed by Richard Donner and Steven Spielberg who acted like "co-directors".
See also: Top 10 Steven Spielberg Moments
1. Belief in the two Bobs: The Robert Zemeckis mentorship (1978 – 1990)
Spielberg had produced Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale's first two films – I Wanna Hold Your Hand and Used Cars – and both had flopped at the box office. In the ensuing years Used Cars became a cult hit while I Wanna Hold Your Hand remains underrated and under-seen. However, this initial false start left the two Bob's in a trick situation. No one was willing to hire them and they didn't want to bring Spielberg down with them. So they tried to get Back To The Future off the ground without the man who made Jaws but the studios weren't buying it. Thankfully, Zemeckis made the decision to direct Michael Douglas in Romaccing The Stone. It became a hit and suddenly Back To The Future looked more appealing. Deciding that the risk was reduced they invited Spielberg back onboard and the rest, as they say, is history. This relationship would also produce Back To The Future Parts 2 and 3 and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
See also: Spielberg makes the impossible possible | Top 10 things about Back To The Future
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In the second issue of Bloody Beautiful, Doran Wittelsbach leads us on another journey into the rarified realm of the glories of yesteryear, and showcases those who will not let these orthodoxies remain past. With its silver-embossed cover and included vinyl disc of songs by superb crooner Al Bowlly, as well as tasty numbers by Lillian Harvery & Willie Fritsch, Sophie Tucker, and Fred Douglas singing "Let's All Be Fairies," there is plenty to intrigue and edify. Particularly fascinating is material about the artistic duo Mc Dermott & McGough, who live in a self-imposed time warp in absolute resistance to contemporary culture.
"Throw your coat on the lion," Doran Wittelsbach instructed me upon entering his home, and so I draped my sodden raincoat across the back of the rather mild-mannered taxidermied lion guarding the foyer. "He's obviously a relic from a natural-history museum," said Mr. Wittelsbach of his pet, "as he's not roaring for some Hemingway."
I have journeyed to Vancouver, Wash., to track down Mr. Wittelsbach, who is the editor and publisher of Bloody Beautiful, a magazine devoted to urbanity and the debonair life. As we live in an age of gaucheries beyond calculation, Bloody Beautiful's focus falls, with some exceptions, between the years 1880 and 1940, and Mr. Wittelsbach lives what he celebrates.
In an immaculate wool suit complete with waistcoat and spats, Mr. Wittelsbach sits smoking in his favorite chair with an ornate ashtray close to hand. He sports tortoiseshell-rimmed glasses and an Assyrian goatee in which the hair is curled at the tip. He is of indeterminate age and has the flawless pallor of a fellow heliophobe. Indeed, natural light has been banished from his home's interior, and one must glimpse his astonishing collection of Victoriana and gothic revival bric-a-brac through the dim glow from a cast of lamps and the fug of innumerable Benson & Hedges.
By way of a manifesto, Bloody Beautiful is content to list individuals who were "unabashedly themselves, bravely beautiful with no deathbed conversions to mediocrity, religious or secular": Erich Von Stroheim, Cecil Beaton, Charles Addams, Edith Sitwell, Alexander Woollcott, George Sanders, Tallulah Bankhead, etc. There are also a scattering of modern icons: Klaus Nomi, Klaus Kinski and Anton La Vey, the high priest of the Church of Satan.
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Tributes paid to 'true champion and true golfing gentleman' Ben (From Bournemouth Echo)
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Tributes paid to 'true champion and true golfing gentleman' Ben
7:00am Saturday 14th July 2012 in Sport By Andy Goodall
DORSET'S golfing fraternity is mourning the loss of Ben Harvey – a much-loved and respected county player.
The 28-year-old Dorset and former England Boys international lost his battle with cancer last weekend.
Among Ben's many golfing achievements was winning the McEvoy Trophy at Copt Heath in 2001. Success in such a prestigious national event led to him being selected to play for his country.
He also represented the South West and was part of the Dorset team that qualified for the English Golf Union finals in 2002.
Leading the tributes were former team-mates Tom Leech and Dean Barnes.
"Ben will always be remembered in the golfing community for being a purist and a great player," said Leech, who won back-to-back county championships in 2010 and 2011.
"His methodical approach to playing the game made it look very easy and his achievements are endless, representing club (Ferndown), county and, most proudly of all, his country.
"He was more than a great golfer to me, though, he was my best mate," added Leech. "He was funny, caring and generous and would always be doing something good for someone."
Barnes, meanwhile, first met Ben when he was 12-years-old.
"We were both members at Dudsbury and would play two or three times a week together," explained Barnes, a former Europro Tour winner. "You could see, even at that early stage, how naturally it came to him.
"He had a great sense of dignity and respect for the sport, making him a great role model, while his sense of humour and approachable nature made him popular with all who knew him.
"Even towards the end of his life, he managed to play a full 18 holes for a charity event – proving that once he had committed to something, he was adamant he would see it through. In my eyes, he was a true champion," added Barnes.
Among Ben's admirers is former county captain Doug Pratt, who led Dorset to their only EGU national success in 1992.
"I never heard Ben say a bad word against his fellow competitors; not only was he a true gentleman but a great team player," said Pratt.
"I am sure that the name of Ben Harvey will live on as one of life's true golfing gentlemen."
Fellow former captain John Smith added: "Dorset has lost a fine amateur golfer with huge potential, who had the experience and skill to become a future captain of the county and also the South West."
Ben, who passed away in the house that he built, leaves a devoted wife Claudia, son Finley, and loving parents Sue and Pat.
His funeral is on Friday at Bournemouth Crematorium at 11.30am.
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"Wafer thin melt-in-your-mouth veal cutlets smothered in a decadent buttery sherry sauce. Excellent for dinner parties. I serve this with a salad tossed with raspberry vinaigrette and goat cheese crumbles, greens sauteed in garlic and olive oil, Italian bread, and plenty of white wine! Go all out - you can also serve this over angel hair pasta." - by Pattipoopidoo
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Original recipe yields 6 servings
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Mix together the 1 cup flour, salt and white pepper in a shallow dish. Set aside. Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Coat veal medallions with the flour mixture and shake off the excess. Fry for about 1 minute on each side, just to brown but not cook through.
- Arrange the veal in a 9x13 inch baking dish. Sprinkle the mozzarella cheese over the top. Clean out the pan from the veal, and melt butter with 1/2 cup of sherry over low heat. In a small bowl, mix the 3 tablespoons flour with 3 tablespoons sherry, and whisk into the pan. Continue whisking over low heat until the mixture is thickened. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Pour the sherry sauce over the veal and cheese.
- Bake for 20 to 30 minutes in the preheated oven, until cheese is melted and gooey. Sauce will be runny. Soak it up with Italian bread!
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- 34%
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- 67%
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- 8%
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In fact, over a year and a half ago Sampson Regional Medical Center officials toured Sampson County hosting community forums to find out what people in the community needed and wanted, a state-of-the-art facility that could treat heart patients was one of the suggestions.
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"This has really been a great service for the community," said CAPRI therapist Frank Bray. "There have been a lot of folks who needed, not only cardiac, but pulmonary rehab. We have cardiac rehab (at SRMC) for about six years now, but the pulmonary we began last year — that is when everything was combined and called CAPRI. Since then, it has been very helpful for our patients because they don't have to go out of town to get the healthcare that they need."
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Deep in the rolling hills of the Malaga region of southern Spain you can find the most charming finca with a two story, rustic country home. The home sits high on a hilltop and is surrounded by four romantic mongolian yurts. This quirky country cottage is the new home of Sara and Darren Easey, a couple who recently relocated to Alora, Spain this past November from York, England. In York they ran a successful glamping business for over four years with a customer base of over 5,000. When asked about their decision to pack up their thriving business in York and make the trek to Andalucia, the answer wasn't surprising - to escape the rain.
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But how about pop up hotels? Yeah you heard right…pop up hotels. For all of the same reasons that retail companies create their temporary stores, lodging owners and niche hospitality enthusiasts are designing "surprise" hotel rooms and one-of-a-kind hotel spaces in extraordinary locations to get people excited about travel and help hotel proprietors generate demand for their accommodations.
Retro Hospitality is one of these companies. The spaces they design are "unique, innovative, portable and customized spaces that are designed to be remembered". You need to check this out…
The BoxSpa
How to make a BoxSpa: take a 16'x20' or 16'x40' restored shipping container, wave a wand, and presto, you have a customized spa experience that can be delivered to any location worldwide. The interior can include areas for massage rooms, relaxation rooms, nail services, locker rooms, reception, and nooks for any kind of spa treatment you can think of. And the exterior can have as many or as few windows as needed, to allow just the right amount of sunshine to filter in. The options for creative design and space allocation are almost endless within this metal container that, in its previous life, may have shipped millions of rubber duckies back and forth across the Pacific.
The Pop-Up Lounge
Imagine a shiny Airstream caravan that as been converted into a swanky bar or chill restaurant. Now take that already awesome idea and import it into any kind of event venue. Retro Hospitality's re-purposed vintage caravans can take a parking lot, a rooftop, a pool deck, a trade show, or a festival and transform it into a chic, one-of-a-kind party. Easy to set up, easy to dismantle…so it arrives and is gone in a heartbeat…creating the cool vibe of impromptu celebration.
Retro Hospitality takes the concept glamping and twists it into a product that both hoteliers and luxury camping site owners will clamber for. These incredible spaces don't respond to demand, they create it!
Chaffin Family Farm
Chaffin Family Farm is located in the Sacramento Valley of California. The central valleys of th Golden State are where a significant portion of America's natural foods are cultivated. This site is on 2,000 acres of farmland with a serene, private lake and spectacular views of Table Mountain. The glamping tents sit in the shade of the orchard trees and include comfy beds, cooking stoves, private bathrooms and dining areas. Guests can be an active part of the farm by feeding the animals, tending the orchards and gardens, or helping with farm chores, or they can explore the countryside and go fishing, paddling, hiking or mountain biking.
Kinnikinnick Farm
Kinnikinnick Farm is a 30-acre organic farm set in the rolling countryside of northern Illinois. The gardens of this farm produce special culinary herbs and vegetables that are used in some of Chicago's hottest restaurants. Guests of this site will find shelter in airy glamping tents nestled on a green hillside overlooking a gurgling creek, with the backdrop of a sun-dappled wood. The tents' kitchens are stocked with delicious foodstuffs right from the farm, like fresh eggs, fruits and vegetables, along with local meats and breads. The surrounding area is famous for it's scenic biking and hiking trails and lively farmer's markets.
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Stony Creek Farm can be found in the gorgeous landscapes of the Catskill Mountains in New York. Dense, emerald forests, rushing waterfalls, quiet lakes and miles of fields and pasturelands will meet all guests of this wonderful site. The glamping tents of Stony Creek lie on a shady hill with views of a red barn and a glittering stream. This organic farm harvests a wide range of produce and guests can participate in daily activities like gathering eggs, feeding the sheep and pigs or picking vegetables in the gardens. Nearby, guests can explore the woodlands of Catskill State Park, or hike the meandering trails of Bear Spring Mountain.
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Have you ever dreamed of a tropical, warm vacation, but wanted to spice it up a bit with some adventure? Not to worry! Costa Rica has it all - relaxing spas and jungle adventures - without compromising comfort. Costa Rica has always been known for its abundance of natural beauty, such as white-sands, clear-waters, wide beaches, hidden waterfalls, dense jungles, and rugged mountain terrain, but what about its uniquely diverse and vibrant culture? Imagine yourself relaxing on the beach during the day with friendly locals who, at night, can to show you the authentic, wild side of Costa Rica, both in the jungle and out on the town...
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How about staying in a lavish two-story tree house suspended 25 meters from the ground? Surrounded by nothing but the rain forest of Gandoca-Manzanillo wildlife refuge, this solar powered tree house is the ultimate glamping adventure! Hike up and down the tree with indigenous Nasso tribe guides to get to the tree house, or use the elevator. The local guides will also accompany you during other cultural activities in the area.
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Or, if adventure in the rain forest is not what you seek in Costa Rica, a yoga retreat in upscale villas and bungalows planted on a pristine beach might do the trick. A wide variety of outdoor activities, along with spas, massages, yoga, and organic meals to top it all off, will be a cleanse for mind, body, and soul.
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A true Costa Rican glamping experience includes the unrefined rainforest, alluring beaches, and a picturesque Costan Rican pueblo, right? Get it all here, in an eco-friendly cabana in the heart of the Gandoca wildlife refuge. A night out in a small beach town with some locals will surely create unforgettable memories.
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In fact, many of these services have moved away from being formally installed apps, and can be invoked from most any kind of hardware client or OS platform through its browser. Some use Flash to run entirely in-browser; some deliver a binary executable on-demand through the browser, which runs as-is without needing to be installed; some still use a local client.
Most of the systems profiled here have many essential features in common, even at their most basic level, such as text chat (as well as voice/video chat) or the ability to share documents, applications or the entire desktop among conference attendees.
Features available in the more advanced tiers include the ability to record conferences, support for large numbers of people (that is, more than five or ten) and high-definition video. In all cases, there's a moderator who has control over the conference room behavior (such as who has the floor or who can show his or her desktop to the rest of the members) using a central console.
Prices in these formerly expensive services have changed over the last couple of years. Entry-level pricing now starts at anywhere from $8 to $40 a month. Many companies provide trial periods or free usage tiers (albeit with some features missing).
I looked at seven major offerings, ranging from free adjuncts to popular social-networking systems to products with enterprise-level tiers; some needing a local client, some not.
To try them out, I held test videoconferences, using three participants on different platforms -- both Windows and OS X, whenever possible. We looked at how the apps were deployed and how they were performed, and also for the presence of auxiliary features, such as the logging of discussions or tools for moderators and presenters.
While they may not be appropriate for some high-end uses, most of these services can offer solid, basic videoconferencing that can allow you to keep in touch with your remote colleagues and friends -- and perhaps even get some work done.
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Not all conference apps or services have the built-in ability to record your meeting. If that's the case with your chosen service, you'll have to make use of a third-party app to record either just the audio or audio and video from the desktop.
Bear in mind that recording video from the desktop is going to generate big files. If you just want to record audio only, which will be a big space-saver, any number of programs can do this. Windows' own Sound Recorder is rather meager, but the open-source audio app Audacity has a better range of features.
Other programs can capture all activity on the desktop as a video stream, no matter what applications are running. Camtasia is one of the best-known such programs, but at $299 it might be a bit steep for some individuals.
Free alternatives do exist, and I used one such program, CamStudio, to generate the video captures created for this article. CamStudio has its own limitations, though -- the resulting files can be huge for only a few minutes of capture, and capture files over 2GB sometimes come out broken.
Some third-party apps work in concert with a given service or program. Evaer, for instance, is designed to record Skype voice and video calls. It runs as a separate application, but uses a Skype plugin to synchronize the recording actions so calls can be recorded automatically.
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If the wisdom on those ball caps with the fish hooks is to be believed, a bad day fishing is better than a good day at the office.
Well, I want my own cap, telling the world that even a rainy day at Cocoa Village is better than working, too.
That's true even if your plan to catch a space shuttle launch was foiled by rains that chased away less hearty shoppers and made an umbrella essential equipment.
It has been years since I have made the trek to Cocoa Village, the cozy, undeniably cute shopping district off State Road 520, next to the Indian River. The sidewalks, boutiques and art galleries haven't changed much over the years and that's good.
At the same time, locals say that there's encouraging momentum among businesses that now include 18 galleries that are a focus of occasional art strolls and events. There are also plenty of good dining options, including Ossorio Bakery & Café, known for its wood-fired sandwiches, flat-bread pizzas and homemade ice cream.
On my rainy-day stroll, I ducked into Thai Thai on Harrison Street, just around the corner from the main drag on Brevard Avenue, for an early dinner of Pad Thai with pork ($17.50 including tip).
There's no shortage of antique shops, whether it's the vintage clocks and glassware of Stone Street Antiques or the kitschy pop-culture collectibles of Antiques & Collectibles Too, also on Harrison Street.
As anyone who has accompanied me to Renninger's in Mount Dora knows, my threshold for antique browsing is limited. So I was pleased to find Caroline's House of Records, a treasury of vintage vinyl tucked at the end of a climate-controlled hallway in the Threadneedle Street Mall. (Don't let the name fool you, that collection of shops is on Brevard Avenue.)
Also cool is the Magic Dove Magic Shop (magicdove.com), worth walking several blocks on Brevard Avenue. There are felt rabbits to pull out of your hat and real doves, which are probably for serious magicians only. I had my eye on the "Street Magic Set" ($29.99), with its "top secret vanishing kit" and "ultimate levitation system."
Hey, a guy needs a second career to fall back on.
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I really like the format and layout of your engine list, its very nicely done. I see it is powered by DMEngine V2.
Is DMEngine V2 a COTS product or is it something that you have developed in-house. If so - have you any plans to release it to the public domain?
I have been toying with an idea to produce a "list" very similar in functionality to yours, but listing a completely different set of products.
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Even with so many products to choose from it is difficult if not impossible to find two products that are created alike. While many products are created with the same or similar products it is highly unlikely that the final products will be the same. Due to this it is not unusual for these seemingly alike products to produce results which are completely different from one person to another. This is also why it is so vitally important to pay careful attention to the products which you choose to combat the process of aging.
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This design is one of a group of six similar designs for tiles in different colours. Each design has a tiny printed monogram depicting an arrangement of the letters 'NAL' within a circle. The monogram is in the bottom right corner. It is a collection mark for the National Art Library, to which this design belonged before transfer to what is now the V&A's Department of Prints, Drawings and Paintings. The National Art Library collected drawings for the applied arts from 1852. This example was bought to be used as a teaching aid by the School of Design (now the Royal College of Art).
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This design is in an opaque water-soluble pigment known as bodycolour, which is similar to the strong, colourful glazes on 19th-century tiles. This design is painted on a hexagon so that the tile, for which it is intended, could form part of an interlocking pattern on a floor or wall.
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I have removed the heavy enamel paint from the sides of the pan. Also the logo on lid has been rubbed off. The inside is exactly the same and, the holes are still in it - £18 (NB this pan is an old version and does not have any measuring marks or pouring lip like the newer models)
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Private Graveside services for Dianna Janene Horne, infant daughter of Bobby and Jennifer Barton Horne of the Coleytown Community were conducted Tuesday at 5 pm from the Liberty Cemetery with Brother Chris Griffith officiating, Interment followed.
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