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Fannie Dorian, 76, of Benton, passed away peacefully Monday, March 5, at Saline Memorial Hospice House in Bryant.
She was born March 19, 1935, to the late Warren B. and Marie Redden in Little Rock.
Mrs. Dorian was a retired 26-year employee of Saline Memorial Hospital's X-ray department. She was a graduate at Bauxite, known as "Shaw University." Mrs. Dorian was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Benton.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 51 years, Thomas Earl Dorian; two brothers, Jimmy Redden of Tennessee and Warren "Buck" Redden; sisters, Willie Mae Bauer, Ruth "Curly" Blacklock, Mary Lucille Burke and Ann Pate; and a son-in-law, Marcus Lee White.
She is survived by two daughters, Edna "Peewee" Dorian-White and Judy Dorian Elrod and husband Rick; a grandson, Marcus Allen Griffin; a sister, Sue Samples; her brother-in-law, "Lamar" Roy Blacklock; and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, March 8, at Ashby Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Old Rosemont Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 7, at Ashby Funeral Home. The family will be at 301 Turtle Creek Road in Benton.
Online guest book: www.ashbyfuneralhome.com.
Family comments: The family would like to give special thanks to Dr. Mary Ann Harrington, Dr. Mark Martindale, Dr. Michael Schmidt and wife Cheryl and the Saline Memorial GI Lab.


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The mystery of Mike Neely. PokerStars shelving EPT brand in 2017 to make way for PokerStars Championship and Festival. Polk Bankroll Challenge Update. And more.
Is Mike Neely the greatest poker player of all time?
A strange glitch at The Hendon Mob rewrote poker history for Benjo DiMeo. As DiMeo wrote on Twitter, someone named Mike Neely has apparently won every major poker tournament since time immemorial.
According to @thehendonmob, someone named Mike Nelly has won every single tournament in poker history. pic.twitter.com/vCu7HDqXqP
— BenjoDiMeo (@BenjoDiMeo) August 24, 2016
PokerStars rebranding the EPT
PokerStars made a huge announcement from the tournament floor of the Barcelona EPT Main Event on Wednesday, followed by an online press release.
In a nutshell, the European Poker Tour, and PokerStars' many other regional poker tours, will be consolidated into a singular entity, with all tournament series henceforth known as either PokerStars Championship or PokerStars Festival.
The official change will occur in 2017, with the exception of PokerStars Festival New Jersey in October. PokerStars Championship Bahamas 2017 (formerly known as the PCA) the first Championship series.
"We are always thinking of how to bring the best experience to players, through the variety of tournaments we sponsor, the ease of finding information, how we communicate to players and media, and the overall experience on and off the felt," said Edgar Stuchly, PokerStars' Director of Live Events. "The PokerStars Championship and PokerStars Festival events are an enhancement of the existing PokerStars sponsored live tours, helping to take our vision for live poker to a whole new level."
Quick Hitters
– Two PokerNews writers, Marty Derbyshire and Mo Nuwwarah, authored a debate style column on unlicensed online poker sites, and why you should, or shouldn't, be a customer. It's an interesting topic, and an interesting article format.
– PokerStars is also renaming another one of its tournaments, but this one is not causing the same type of reaction. As Part Time Poker's Alex Weldon explains, the $22 daily Six-Max PLO tournament will now be called the Lex Veldhuis Open, in honor of the Team PokerStars Online player.
– partypoker has added a new ambassador to its ranks, as Roberto Romanello was introduced as the latest addition to the Team partypoker lineup, which includes Mike Sexton and Tony Dunst.
– Doug Polk is making strides in his quest to turn $100 into $10,000 over the course of 2016. Polk had a strong session last night, and his bankroll now stands at $551. Polk isn't the first person to undertake such a challenge, but in the age of Twitch and live streams, his attempt will certainly be the most transparent and the most closely followed.

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The Federal Transit Administration (FTA), as the Federal lead agency, and the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) intend to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to study the implementation of rail passenger service on the 26-mile long Cotton Belt Corridor from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFWIA) in Tarrant County, Texas, through a large portion of northwest Dallas County, to the existing DART Red Line Light Rail Transit (LRT) corridor in the Cities of Plano and Richardson in Collin County, Texas. The primary purpose of the Cotton Belt Corridor Regional Rail Project is to provide passenger rail connections that will improve mobility, accessibility and system linkages to major employment, population and activity centers. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), having jurisdiction over airports, is being requested to be a cooperating agency in this study. The purpose of this Notice is to alert interested parties regarding the plan to prepare the EIS, to provide information on the nature of the proposed transit project, to invite participation in the EIS process, including comments on the scope of the EIS proposed in this notice, and to announce that public scoping meetings will be conducted.
Comment Due Date: Written comments on the scope of the EIS, including the preliminary statement of purpose and need, the alternatives to be considered, the impacts to be evaluated, and the methodologies to be used in the evaluations should be sent to DART by August 30, 2010. See ADDRESSES below for the address to which written public comments may be sent. Scoping Meetings: The public scoping meeting will be held on
- Thursday, July 29, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. at the Addison Conference Center, 15650 Addison Road, Addison, TX.
Please notify the DART Community Affairs representative at (214) 749-2590 at least one week in advance of the meeting date if language translation or hearing-impaired signing is needed. The Start Printed Page 39327building used for the scoping meeting is accessible to persons with disabilities.
Scoping materials describing the project purpose and need and the alternatives proposed for analysis will be available at the meetings and on the DART Web site at http://www.dart.org/cottonbelt.
An interagency scoping meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at 10 a.m. at DART Headquarters, in the Board Room, located at 1401 Pacific Avenue in Dallas, TX. Representatives of Native American tribal governments and of all Federal, State, regional and local agencies that may have an interest in any aspect of the project will be invited to be participating or cooperating agencies, as appropriate.
Written comments on the project scope should be sent to John Hoppie, Project Manager, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, P.O. Box 660163, Dallas, TX 75266-7213. Telephone: (214) 749-2525, Fax: (214) 749-3844, or via e-mail: email@example.com. Comments may also be offered at the public scoping meetings identified under DATES above.Start Further Info
Ms. Lynn Hayes, Community Planner, Federal Transit Administration, Region 6, 819 Taylor Street, Room 8A36, Fort Worth, Texas 76102, Telephone: (817) 978-0550; Fax (817) 978-0575, or e-mail: email@example.com Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
I. Scoping and Background
FTA and DART invite all interested individuals, organizations, public agencies, and Native American Tribes to comment on the scope of the EIS, specifically on the proposed project's purpose and need, the alternatives to be evaluated that may address the purpose and need, the impacts of the alternatives considered, and the evaluation methods to be used. Comments should address (1) feasible alternatives that may better achieve the project's need and purpose with fewer adverse impacts, and (2) any significant environmental impacts relating to the alternatives. To ensure that these issues are identified, the scoping meetings will begin with a formal presentation followed by the opportunity for the public to comment on the scope of the EIS. Oral and written comments may be given at the scoping meetings; a court reporter will record all comments. Written comments may be submitted at the meeting or may be mailed to the project manager at the address in ADDRESSES above. Following the scoping process, public outreach activities will continue throughout the duration of the work on the EIS as described in FTA Procedures below.
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) "scoping" (Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1501.7) has specific and fairly limited objectives, one of which is to identify the significant issues associated with alternatives that will be examined in detail in the document, while simultaneously limiting consideration and development of issues that are not truly significant. It is in the NEPA scoping process that potentially significant environmental impacts—those that give rise to the need to prepare an environmental impact statement—should be identified; impacts that are deemed not to be significant need not be developed extensively in the context of the impact statement, thereby keeping the statement focused on impacts of consequence consistent with the ultimate objectives of the NEPA implementing regulations—"to make the environmental impact statement process more useful to decision makers and the public; and to reduce paperwork and the accumulation of extraneous background data, in order to emphasize the need to focus on real environmental issues and alternatives * * * [by requiring] impact statements to be concise, clear, and to the point, and supported by evidence that agencies have made the necessary environmental analyses." Executive Order 11991, of May 24, 1977. Transit projects may also generate environmental benefits; these should be highlighted as well—the impact statement process should draw attention to positive impacts, not just negative impacts.
Once the scope of the environmental study, including significant environmental issues to be addressed, is settled, an annotated outline of the document will be prepared and shared with interested agencies and the public. The outline serves at least three worthy purposes, including (1) documenting the results of the scoping process; (2) contributing to the transparency of the process; and (3) providing a clear roadmap for concise development of the environmental document.
Since 1983, the Cotton Belt Corridor has been included in several transportation service plans and the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP). In 1999 and 2000 DART identified the North Crosstown Corridor which included the Cotton Belt Corridor as a key transportation corridor. In 2006, DART conducted a higher level of alternatives analysis and completed an existing conditions report of the North Crosstown Corridor, as part of its 2030 Transit System Plan. The Cotton Belt Corridor was identified as the preferred alignment for transit service between DFWIA and the DART Red Line. NCTCOG also included the Cotton Belt Corridor in the region's long range transportation plan, Mobility 2030: The Metropolitan Transportation Plan for the Dallas-Fort Worth Area—2009 Amendment. In April 2010, the NCTCOG completed a Conceptual Engineering and Funding Study. This study provided background information on the existing environment, and compared various combinations of interlining, Red Line termini, minor alignment deviations, and station locations on the Cotton Belt Corridor. The feasibility study will be used to inform and guide the scoping process and EIS development for the proposed project.
II. Preliminary Statement of Purpose and Need for the Project
The Cotton Belt Regional Rail Corridor's primary purpose is to provide passenger rail connections that will improve mobility, accessibility and system linkages to major employment, population and activity centers in the northern part of the DART Service Area. The implementation of passenger rail within the Cotton Belt Corridor would also provide an alternative to traffic congestion within the planning area. The connection of three LRT lines and two planned regional rail lines (Denton County Transportation Authority [DCTA] A-Train and Fort Worth Transportation Authority's [The T's] Southwest-to-Northeast [SW2NE] Project) makes regional connectivity a key component of the Cotton Belt Corridor. The Cotton Belt Corridor also offers opportunities to connect with the proposed BNSF regional rail corridor between Frisco and Irving, with a connection in downtown Carrollton.
Regional demand for travel in the planning area is projected to increase along with congestion. Implementation would improve transit performance in the planning area by offering a new, more reliable service. By providing a new transportation option, peak period congestion would be reduced, providing improvements to regional air quality.
III. Project Location and Environmental Setting
The proposed project would occur in the State of Texas, in portions of Tarrant, Dallas and Collin Counties, within the Cotton Belt Corridor. The project proposes a new regional rail line to provide express rail passenger service between DFWIA, through the cities of Grapevine, Coppell, Carrollton, Start Printed Page 39328Addison, and Dallas to the existing DART Red Line LRT corridor in the cities of Plano and Richardson, Texas. Land use varies along the corridor and includes residential, commercial, government/institutional, transportation, and industrial, as well as underdeveloped areas.
The proposed project would lie within right-of-way purchased by DART in 1990 and designated as a preserved corridor for future passenger rail service. The corridor has been included in various DART and NCTCOG planning documents since 1983 as an alignment alternative for passenger rail. The right-of-way width varies throughout the corridor, but is generally 100 feet.
Three freight companies operate within the corridor through agreements on tracks owned by DART: The Fort Worth and Western Railroad (FWWR), the Kansas City Southern (KCS) Railroad, and the Dallas Garland Northeastern (DGNO) short-line freight rail service. The Union Pacific (UP) Railroad has overhead rights but does not currently operate within the corridor. On January 22, 2010, the Surface Transportation Board (STB) approved freight abandonment in the north Dallas area from Knoll Trail in Dallas, Texas to Renner Junction in Richardson, Texas.
IV. Possible Alternatives
Alternatives to be reviewed in the EIS include a No-Build Alternative and the Build Alternative, which may include design options and various station locations.
The No Build Alternative assumes a 2030 condition of land use and demographics. It includes transit capital and service improvements that are programmed to be implemented by DART and other transit providers in the study area, as well as all other planned, programmed, and funded transportation projects for the planning year 2030.
The Build Alternative would consist of "express" rail passenger service within the Cotton Belt Corridor using a passenger rail vehicle that complies with the requirements of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) safety standards (FRA-compliant vehicle). Express service is defined as a 20-minute peak and 60-minute off peak headway. A base alignment and station locations will be examined along with various options for the eastern terminus, stations, passing siding/double-track locations, and possible horizontal and vertical alignment deviations at strategic locations.
The base project would extend eastward from DFWIA within existing railroad right-of-way approximately 26 miles to DART's Red Line LRT corridor in the cities of Plano and Richardson. At its western terminus, the project would interface with DART's future Orange Line LRT service, which extends from DFWIA through Irving to downtown Dallas, and to the planned Fort Worth Transportation Authority's (The T's) SW2NE Regional Rail Corridor service from downtown Fort Worth to DFWIA. The T completed a Draft EIS (DEIS) for the SW2NE project and the Final EIS is expected to be complete in 2010. The SW2NE project is anticipated to receive environmental clearance for the section of the Cotton Belt from north of DFWIA to Fort Worth, and for a new rail corridor extending from the Cotton Belt south into DFWIA Terminal B.
At the eastern terminus, the base corridor would interface with the Red Line where a new LRT station would be located at the intersection of the two corridors. Options for the Cotton Belt corridor eastern terminus include: Turning south to connect to the existing DART Red Line Bush Turnpike Station, Turning north to connect to the existing Red Line Downtown Plano Station (which would allow an option for service to continue further north into Plano or McKinney), or extending further east on the Cotton Belt to terminate near Shiloh Road in Plano. Additional deviations from the base alignment elsewhere along the corridor may also be considered.
The base corridor includes a total of 54 roadway crossings (44 at-grade; 10 grade-separated) including major roadway facilities such as State Highway (SH) 121, Interstate Highway (IH) 635, the President George Bush Turnpike, IH 35E, the Dallas North Tollway (DNT) and US 75 (North Central Expressway). It is anticipated the Cotton Belt would interface with six other major passenger rail lines, including DART's Orange, Green and Red LRT lines, a proposed BNSF Corridor service that would interface with the Cotton Belt in downtown Carrollton, a proposed extension of the DCTA A-Train service to downtown Carrollton, and the planned SW2NE rail corridor connection at DFWIA.
Several new rail stations would be provided, depending upon the build alternative selected. Station platforms would be approximately 300 to 500 feet in length. Potential station locations include: DFWIA, North Lake, Downtown Carrollton (Green Line interface), Addison (existing Transit Center), Knoll Trail, Preston Road (State Highway 289), Renner Village, UTD—Synergy Park, the Red Line Interface, and Shiloh Road.
Additional alternatives that emerge during scoping that reasonably address the project's purpose and need and that have not been previously evaluated will be considered.
V. Possible Effects
The purpose of this EIS process is to study, in a public setting, the potentially significant effects of the proposed project and its alternatives on the quality of the human environment. Areas of investigation for transit projects generally include, but are not limited to: Land use, development potential, land acquisition and displacements, environmental justice, historic resources, visual and aesthetic qualities, air quality, noise and vibration, energy use, safety and security, and ecosystems, including threatened and endangered species; investigation may reveal that the proposed project will not affect or affect substantially many of those areas. Measures to avoid, minimize, or mitigate any significant adverse impacts will be identified.
VI. FTA Procedures
The regulations implementing NEPA, as well as provisions of SAFETEA-LU, call for public involvement in the NEPA process. Section 6002 of SAFETEA-LU provides the following guidance: (1) Extend an invitation to other Federal and non-Federal agencies and Native American tribes that may have an interest in becoming a participating agency for the proposed project; (2) Provide an opportunity for involvement by participating agencies and the public to help define the purpose and need for a proposed project, as well as the range of alternatives for consideration in the environmental documentation; and (3) Establish a plan for coordinating public and agency participation in, and comment on, the environmental review process. An invitation to become a participating or cooperating agency, with scoping materials appended, will be extended to other Federal and non-Federal agencies and Native American tribes that may have an interest in the proposed project. Any Federal or non-Federal agency or Native American tribe interested in the proposed project that does not receive an invitation to become a participating agency should notify the project manager, as identified in the ADDRESSES section above.
A comprehensive public and agency involvement program (PAIP) has been developed and will be implemented as part of the DEIS. The PAIP will include: Agency and public scoping meetings; community-wide public information meetings; public hearings; informational briefings to stakeholder groups, elected Start Printed Page 39329officials, and other local and regional officials; and information dissemination via a project Web site and newsletters. The PAIP will also involve advisory committees and other stakeholder groups to obtain input on issues, concerns, and advise on neighborhood and transit oriented development issues.
The EIS will be prepared in accordance with NEPA and its implementing regulations issued by the Council on Environmental Quality (40 CFR Parts 1500-1508) and with the FTA/Federal Highway Administration regulations "Environmental Impact and Related Procedures" (23 CFR Part 771).
After its approval, the DEIS will be available for public and agency review and comment. A public hearing will be held on the DEIS. The Final EIS (FEIS) will consider comments received during the DEIS public review and will identify the preferred alternative. Opportunity for additional public comment will be provided throughout all phases of project development.
VII. Paperwork Reduction
The Paperwork Reduction Act seeks, in part, to minimize the cost to the taxpayer of the creation, collection, maintenance, use, dissemination, and disposition of information. Consistent with this goal and with principles of economy and efficiency in government, it is FTA policy to limit insofar as possible distribution of complete printed sets of environmental documents. Accordingly, unless a specific request for a complete printed set of environmental documents is received (preferably in advance of printing), FTA and its grantees will distribute only the executive summary of the environmental document together with a Compact Disc of the complete environmental document. A complete printed set of the environmental document will be available for review at DART's offices and elsewhere; an electronic copy of the complete environmental document will also be available on DART's Web page.
VIII. Other
DART and the NCTCOG, which is the metropolitan planning organization for the Dallas-Fort Worth region, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) concerning the identification of potential funding sources to implement passenger rail service on the Cotton Belt Corridor. The purpose of the MOU is to outline the roles and responsibilities of each party. DART would be responsible for the preliminary engineering, environmental review process, planning, design and implementation activities. NCTCOG would be responsible for identification of funding sources and for developing a financial plan sufficient to design, build and implement passenger rail service on the Cotton Belt Corridor.
Various funding alternatives are under consideration. The proposed project may be funded through a combination of local funds and funds apportioned to the NCTCOG from the FTA Urbanized Area Formula Program (UAFP) funding under 49 U.S.C 5307 (Section 15). This program (49 U.S.C. 5307) makes Federal resources available to urbanized areas and to Governors for transit capital and operating assistance in urbanized areas and for transportation related planning. NCTCOG may consider requesting additional funding to help construct the project through various state and Federal programs. NCTCOG is also seeking innovative financing alternatives that may include private sector partners.
The EIS will be prepared in accordance with NEPA (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) of 1969 and the regulations implementing NEPA set forth in 40 CFR Parts 1500-1508 and 23 CFR Part 771, as well as provisions of the enacted Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU).Start Signature
Issued on: June 29, 2010.
Robert C. Patrick,
Federal Transit Administration, Region VI, Ft. Worth, TX.
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I can't afford a lot here, but I want something I would be happy with. Anybody have any suggestions as to brands/type? Would a dedicated suction line help at all? Where is the best place for locating a new suction line?


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The Chee Stool features the same radiating bent wire pattern of the Chee Chair, but with a lower back and armrest profile.
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Posted by: KaisKais« on: June 19, 2018, 02:31:25 pm »
I just posted this in BBH, but this seems like the only other place people still come back to from time to time, so I'm going to post it here:
I've kept this forum bookmarked in my browser for years, since the heyday of all of this bullshit.
I was early in college when I found eRepublik and started posting here. I sunk sooooo much time into this community. All night on IRC, shitposting in BBH, even adding some of you spergs on Steam and playing other games. It really meant a lot to me at the time. Playing eRepublik even influenced changing my major in college. And I was in the eUK, not even my own IRL country, so I was talking to people I knew I would never meet for real.
I'm almost 30 now and I'm a completely different person in so many ways from back then. But, I still pop in here from time to time. Usually posting some really old joke in BBH like or whatever. It reminds me how much I enjoyed forums back when they were a thing. Internet communities aren't really like this anymore. There was something specific to, like, 2005-2012 online that isn't around anymore. Everything is so atomized now. Twitch streams and twitter and a quick, high volume stream of content that never seems to quite gel the same way that a community around something more fixed and slow paced like a forum.
I don't know. Honestly, it makes me sad. It makes me aware of how much time has passed. It's weird, and maybe I'm the only one to experience it from something this small and stupid. But this whole community meant a lot to me and I still think about it regularly.
I'll also add that I'm still online, still willing to play a game. I didn't know a lot of the later players, so you may not know me, or I may not know you. I'm on Steam, etc. Send me a PM and I'm sure I'll still get it.
Hope you're all doing well. RIP Lily.
Got to concur with virtually all of this. Meant a lot to me too. I was really just a kid at the time when I actually played properly, but I had a couple of RL school friends who played too, and it always gave is something to talk about, when there was a new development we were involved in every couple of days.
I never really did military stuff, but I always remember how exciting the political stuff all felt to me at the time. I remember barely getting any sleep so I could follow that ultra-close CP election between Woldy and Craig. I remember the political fun of the battles against Winston/Ajay and Melophore. I remember the glory days of the RFA when I was constantly talking to GGRyan, probably more than I talked to a lot of my RL friends.
Miss it all a lot, and really wish I had it around nowadays to distract me from the ever-worsening shit that is RL politics. Still love to come on here for nostalgia's sake though, and really dread the day when I'll click the link and see that it's been taken offline


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Traveling - whether for business or pleasure - can be a stressful endeavor. Unfortunately, even the best planner can be dragged down into chaos and confusion by ineffective travel accessories. Just as it is important to plan ahead, anticipating delays and emergencies, it is also requisite to find the traveling tools that will ease the way. Once the proper tools are in place, the traveler can then plan appropriately. These are the best travel accessories that will provide that foundation, enabling a successful trip, and readying the globetrotter to face anything that comes her way.
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There are three important qualities in a portable charger: size, time to charge, and charge capacity. The Anker Astro E3 charger is small and weighs in at just over half a pound. It also charges quickly compared to other brands, coming in at six hours. Once charged, it has three USB outputs that can be used multiple times to power up any type of smartphone.
Everyone has moments while traveling that you need a moment of peace and quiet. If you are a traveling professional, you know how difficult it is to get work done while at an airport or on a plane or train. Constant noise and interruptions quickly downgrades productivity and frustrates those trying to relax. Quality noise cancelling headphones are the best solution, and Bose QC20 is consistently ranked as the best option.
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If travelers have a busy schedule or if the trip will be long, travel pillows can minimize discomfort and enable a few hours of rest in between bouts of hurried activity. The key, as always, is efficiency. The Travelrest pillow provides this by packing down to a small roll that takes up minimal space, and yet providing comfortable support around your neck and shoulders. Additionally, the cover can be removed and washed between uses.
5. Bonazza Universal World Travel Power Adaptor
Hair dryers, straighteners, phone and computer wall chargers are all devices that usually require an electrical outlet. This can be frustrating when we travel as outlets may vary by country. An experienced traveler will know this and want to be prepared. Fortunately, the Bonazza power adaptor will prepare a user for almost every outlet. The product is also compactly designed, making it an easy addition to a traveler's baggage. Further, it includes two USB ports in its design, allow for the charge of multiple devices.
These top travel accessories will prepare a traveler for a wide variety of circumstances and help them to avoid common pitfalls. There are any number of difficulties that will be encountered when traveling regularly, but with research and adequate preparation, a traveler can enjoy themselves throughout. These accessories will result in a smoother trip and a calmer, more prepared sightseer. And if you'd like to find the best backpack to store your toys in, be sure to check our Best Travel Backpacks (Unisex) and Travel Backpacks for ladies.


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This holiday season please don't forget the spirit of giving back to your community and sharing your blessings with those in need.
And what better way to show this spirit then by supporting Shirts for a Cure and help someone fight breast cancer? Take a moment to cruise to their web store (www.shirtsforacure.com) and choose from one of the nearly 250 shirt designs.
Everyone is doing it – from My Chemical Romance and Rise Against to Dillinger Four and The Bouncing Souls to Killswitch Engage and Darkest Hour… and everyone in between.
All proceeds from the shirt sales go directly to The Syrentha Savio Endowment which helps fight breast cancer in impoverished communities across the country. It's the perfect gift that gives twice.
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Kingston Museum
Kingston Museum was built in 1904, and restored between 1992 and 1997. There are three permanent galleries: Ancient Origins, Eadweard Muybridge and Town of Kings. The Art Gallery hosts a range of national and local temporary exhibitions. There are events and activities for children, a talks series for adults and a learning programme for local schools. The shop stocks a range of local specific gifts and stationery.
Kingston Museum is accredited by the Arts Council. The Arts Council Accreditation Scheme sets national standards for UK museums.
Venue Type:
Museum, Gallery
Tuesday: 10am to 5pm
Thursday: 10am to 7pm
Friday: 10am to 5pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
Entry to the Museum is Free
Additional info
Parking can be arranged for visitors with a Mobility impairment, please phone ahead of your visit.
The Museum has three permanent galleries: Ancient Origins, Town of Kings and Eadweard Muybridge. There is also an Art Gallery for special exhibitions. The Local History Room holds a large and growing collection of local history research material.
Collection details
Archaeology, Archives, Coins and Medals, Costume and Textiles, Decorative and Applied Art, Fine Art, Land Transport, Natural Sciences, Science and Technology, Social History, Weapons and War, World Cultures
Key artists and exhibits
- Eadweard Muybridge
- King Aethelstan
- The Brill Collection
Kingston at War: World War Two online resource
Kingston at War is a website full of resources from Kingston's archives, designed to support teaching History at KS2 with links to Literacy and ICT.
Photographs, newspaper cuttings, bomb maps and oral histories have been digitised for classroom and/or project use.
Kingston at War is part of the Their Past Your Future project 2005, funded by the Big Lottery Fund.
How to obtain
This is a free resource accessible through the Kingston Museum website.
Kingston Museum Schools Service
Kingston Museum runs a varied and exciting programme of sessions, events and workshops for schools. We offer National Curriculum-linked sessions about Settlers and Invaders, Local History, the Victorians and many more.
We also run a programme of workshops alongside the temporary exhibition programme, ranging from sculpture walks to rangoli workshops to art & craft in all shapes and sizes.
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Sweet property highlighted by middle-aged healthy forest and beautiful brook
Property Name: Kessler Road
(aka: Kessler)
Town: Lanesborough
Activities: Hiking, hunting, snowshoeing
Special features: Unimproved wood roads
Hiking difficulty: Moderate — unmarked trails on moderate terrain
GPS: 42.5627, -73.2324 (frontage)
The highlight of this 30-acre parcel is the forest: our forester says the trees are all older than 80 years – some may be 150. For context: +/-150 years ago gets us to the Civil War! It's a mystery why this parcel wasn't logged before we got it: access is good and the timber is high-quality. Regardless of the reason, our plan for the next decade is to leave it alone.
Un-marked trails wind through the property; the best access to the trails is from the northeast corner. Exploring off-trail, you'll find steep ledges (at the southeast) and a very pretty stream (the western boundary).
From the intersection of Kessler and Scott Roads in Lanesborough, 0.5 miles to an unimproved pull-off on the left.


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Brazilian hair
Brazilian hair styles are now favored by many because of its sexiness and practicality. Last month I installed one for myself. Everybody said I looked good with the new hairstyle. I was thinking about a curlier one but generally, curly hairstyles take more care to keep looking beautiful. As a result, I chose the straight one instead. However, there are also many things I have to do to keep my hair pretty. My hairstylist advised me some instructions on taking care of my weaves.
Moisture is the most basic thing to take care about when it comes to hair treatment. No matter what kind of hairstyles that we have, keeping it moisturized is a must. When we have any hair extensions, this becomes a lot more important issue since our new hair cannot get moisture and nutrients from the scalp. As a result, in order for the hair to stay vibrant and manageable, we have to give the hair a very special care. Only use the best Brazilian hair wholesales to retain the moisture.
Avoiding shedding
While installing Brazilian weaves, we have to be careful not to cause any damage to our hair that can lead to shedding. For a starter, we should not cut through the tracks of our hair. If we have to do it, we must add weft sealant before doing the installation. Cutting through the tracks will create loose ends and shedding. Stitching is another thing we have to be careful about. If we stitch through the hair tracks while we are doing the installation, another risk of shedding may also be the result. We have to be sure that the weave is around the tracks of our hair. It will also avoid shedding as well as make the stitching last longer.
Brushing the hair
Brushing is also an important part to keep our hair tidy. When we have curly Brazilian weaves, this cannot be done as often as we wish. The recommended brushing frequency is only twice a day. However, we can brush whenever we want if we have straight or natural wave hairstyle. What kind of brush should we use? I tried combs with fine teeth but it was bad because the comb can create breakage in the weave. When I repaired it, the hairstylist told me that tooth combs should never be used with weaves. He recommended me a paddle brush instead. To brush properly, we must start from the tips of the hair. Gently and carefully, we should then move the brush toward the roots of our hair.
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Fast and accurate quality control offer great benefits in noodle production. The DA 7250 NIR instrument can make multicomponent measurements in seconds as compared to hours with traditional methods. The DA 7250 and its previous version DA 7200 are extensively used for quality and process control by leading Chinese noodle manufacturing companies such as Ting Yi corporation with Master Kong Noodles, Uni-President enterprises corp, Baixiang Food Co.,Ltd and Jinmailang Foods Co.,Ltd.
Ting Yi Corporation and Uni-President corp, have purchased 10 and 19 Perten DA 7200 / DA 7250 instruments respectively. The instruments are used for measurements on raw materials as well as produced noodles. This has enabled production optimizations and verifications of raw material characteristics and product quality.
The Perten Diode Array instrument DA 7250, and previous version DA 7200, is unique in its measurement speed, versatility and accuracy. Using novel Diode Array technology the DA 7250 is designed for maximum performance on food products and their raw materials.
Samples are measured in flexible open dishes and the instrument is handled by an intuitive touch screen interface. Most sample types can be measured as they are without any preparation or as an alternative be grinded and measured as powder or coarse meal. Pre-installed NIR Calibration models are available for a wide range of products and parameters.
The DA 7250 instrument is IP 65 rated and available in sanitary design version, allowing it to be used in the lab as well as the production environment.
The main ingredients in noodles are flour, starch, water and salt or salt substitutes. Combined with flavoring and other additives. Ingredients are mixed into dough, rolled, cooked and fried. Traditional methods takes hours for each product analysis making a continuous quality check of incoming raw materials and noodle product impossible.
As an alternative to the traditional methods are the DA 7250 instruments giving measurement results in seconds. Incoming flour is simultaneously checked for moisture, protein, ash, gluten content, water absorption and whiteness. Starch, milk powders, shallots, peppers and oils are also regularly controlled using the DA 7250 for moisture, protein, oil and other parameters.
Measuring product moisture throughout the process and in the final produced noodles allows for optimization of the drying steps, reducing processing times and energy used. The produced noodles, instant or regular, is checked for moisture, protein, fat and ash content.
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This is a great album to start with because it pictures U.S stamps that are easy to find and buy. Pages illustrated on one side only, high quality paper, every stamp identified with Scott numbers. Includes history of each stamp. Affordable - same design as Mystic's American Heirloom album.
America's best-selling album. Pictures most every U.S. postage stamp issued 1847-2016, over 5,000 stamps with Scott numbers. Pages filled with stamp history. This album is a great value!
Similar to standard American Heirloom album but includes mounts that are already attached to pages, saving you time and effort. Sturdier pages than American Heirloom. Includes Scott numbers and stamp history. This volume is for stamps issued 1935-1966, over 600 stamps. Higher quality album than Heirloom.


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Penn State To Appear On ESPN2 Two Times
Aug. 10, 2010
Courtesy of Penn State Athletics
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State women's volleyball team will have at least seven televised matches this season as ESPN announced Monday it will broadcast two matches.
Penn State's Oct. 15 match with Minnesota will be tape-delayed and aired on ESPN2 at 1 p.m. on Oct. 17. In addition, the Nittany Lions' match at Michigan on Nov. 5 will air via tape-delay on Nov. 7 at 1 p.m. These are two of three Big Ten women's volleyball contests set to be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks.
The Nittany Lions will also have at least five matches broadcast on the Big Ten Network in 2010. Penn State's first match to air on the Big Ten Network is its Sept. 26 2 p.m. match at Wisconsin, which will be tape-delayed and broadcast at 7 p.m. PSU's Oct. 2 match against Michigan at 6 p.m. in Rec Hall, as well as its 7 p.m. match up at Ohio State on Oct. 20 will air live. The final two matches scheduled include the Nov. 13 match with Illinois and the Nov. 27 match at Minnesota. A possible wild card match rounds out the Penn State women's volleyball coverage on the BTN.
Last season, the Nittany Lions had seven regular season matches broadcast on the Big Ten Network, as well as two matches on ESPNU.
The three-time defending NCAA National Champion Nittany Lions open their 2010 season at the Carolina Classic on Aug. 27 against North Carolina. Penn State's home opener is scheduled for Sept. 3 with Seton Hall as part of the two-day Nittany Lion Invitational. The Nittany Lions are scheduled to play 16 homes matches in Rec Hall this fall.
Penn State's TV Broadcast Schedule
Sept. 26 at Wisconsin, 2 p.m., Big Ten Network, Tape Delayed until 7 p.m. on Sept. 26
Oct. 2 vs. Michigan, 6 p.m., Big Ten Network, LIVE
Oct. 15 vs. Minnesota, 7 p.m., ESPN2, Tape Delayed until 1 p.m. on Oct. 17
Oct. 20 at Ohio State, 7 p.m., Big Ten Network, LIVE
Nov. 5 at Michigan, 7 p.m., ESPN2, Tape Delayed until 1 p.m. on Nov. 7
Nov. 13 vs. Illinois, 7 p.m. Big Ten Network, TBA
Nov. 27 at Minnesota, 9 p.m., Big Ten Network, TBA
Wild Card Match, TBA
For more information on the Penn State women's volleyball team, please visit www.GoPSUsports.com. The Penn State women's volleyball 2010 season is presented by Rockvale Outlets and The Outlets at Hershey.


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Once... My tears came across, before
My eyes... Could send farewell to the sky
Accept the pain that you left to me
And let, just let me be me again
My desire!
All for nothing...
Escapes tonight
But still my lover
Haven't you heard about sunshine?
Haven't you seen these angel faces?
What have you done, my little dirty thing
This is my tears, and they, and they belong to you...
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Anyone who has ever bought a house or a car on credit probably had his lending institution require the purchase of a credit-insurance policy as a condition for getting the loan.
The policies vary in duration from 12 months to 30 years and ensure that loan payments will be made if a debtor dies or becomes disabled. They also compensate for catastrophic loss of property.
Credit insurers made nearly $5 billion in 1989, the most recent year for which statistics are available. Despite that impressive sum, consumers seldom get their money's worth, an oversight group says.


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Emissions! I can't contain myself with excitement for this all-around extraordinary festival. The vibes that you feel while at any Camp ? and/or Irie Cartel event are unparalleled. These guys are on the forefront of West Coast Bass Culture and they're passionate about making it happen, and making it happen right! The crew welcomes any and all creative exploration, collaboration, participation, synchronization. So it's no wonder that their gatherings are all-sensory interactive experiences.
My first Emissions was in 2011 in beautiful Tuolumne, CA… we came, we partied and howled at the moon, we got snowed out, and we conquered that shit. It was actually magnificent feeling the forces of nature make themselves known to us; it went from pleasantly sizzling hot to torrential blizzard in a matter of two days. But the point is, we came together under the snowfall and continued to have a blast! Not many groups of people can collectively do that. Then last year, Emissions was held in the sweeping valleys and timber-laden forest of Angels Camp. It was magical! There was a sense of pure bliss and beauty in the air that you couldn't resist noticing and soaking in. This year, I can't tell you how I'm excited that the gathering will be held in my all-time favorite venue of Belden Town, which is nestled in the stunning Feather River Canyon in the Sierra Nevadas. We'll soon be shaking our booties in the sun, some floating in the refreshing water, some swaying in hammocks…. Perfection!
Let's get to the music. DJ Shadow, at a festival?! Double yes. I can't wait to see his All Basses Covered DJ Set; I feel that it will be completely different than when I last saw him in his awe-inspiring Shadowsphere. The Polish Ambassador always brightens my day with his retro sound that at times is reminiscent of old-school video game sounds. Lately he's been exploring some lusher, earthy sounds that I love with Ecozoic. And there's really no denying that he is the funkiest of diplomats with his bright onzies! We've got Ill.Gates, guaranteed to blow your mind with heavy bass frequencies. Minnesota will always be one of my favorites, I can never get enough of his textured tunes and his live performances are top-notch! I can't wait to get weird in the paint with NastyNasty, his sets are always exciting and playful. G Jones has been killing it lately and I can't wait to see what he brings to the table at Emissions. I am always brought to another dimension, one of elation, while experiencing Phutureprimitive live, so I am thrilled about his appearance on the bill. Other acts that I'm absolutely stoked on are M!NT (CO homie), Guttstar, Trevor Kelly (got the chance to kick it with him last weekend during Bicycle Day and had a great time and loved his sets), Bedrockk (also CO homies), Psymbionic, MiHKAL, Hypha, Zapper & Datgirl, Smasheltooth, Foobz (also had the pleasure of chilling with him last weekend), Zebuel (friend and pioneer of the Tahoe bass scene here), Boggan (awesome friend from Reno), and Benito.
So what are you waiting for, grab your ticket and come join us in the woods for Emissions! It is an insanely reasonable gathering and you will return home a new person. Time to feel the music. Get your Emissions tickets here! See you there 🙂
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In commemoration of ASM International's 100th anniversary, Solar Atmospheres Inc. is donating a vacuum furnace to ASM for use in its Teaching Lab at their headquarters in Materials Park, Ohio. William R. Jones, CEO of Solar Atmospheres, Inc. states, "This gift, valued at $250,000, is being provided to educate future technical personnel on the latest design and capabilities of the modern vacuum furnace." This new furnace is expected to ship in June 2013 and be operational in July.
The furnace is being built by Solar Manufacturing, a Solar Atmospheres company. Currently under construction is a Model HFL-2018-IQ horizontal, internal quenching furnace with a hot zone that measures 12"wide x 12" high x 18" deep and is capable of operation to 2400oF. The hearth will accept a load of 250 pounds. The hot zone insulation package will consist of a heavy graphite foil hot face backed by 4 layers of ½" inch graphite felt, all supported in a stainless steel ring. The elements will be curved solid machined graphite.
The vacuum system will incorporate an Alcatel mechanical pump, a Varian 6" VHS-6 diffusion pump and an Alcatel holding pump to allow the furnace to operate in the 10-6 Torr range. Gas quenching will be via an internal 5 HP blower/heat exchanger combination that recirculates the cooling gas through fixed gas nozzles located throughout the hot zone. Instrumentation will include a Honeywell DCP100 programmer/controller, a Eurotherm 6100 temperature/vacuum recorder, a Honeywell UDC2500 overtemperature controller and an Allen Bradley Micrologix 1500 programmable logic controller.
Featuring state-of-the-art vacuum furnace technology, this furnace will allow students to perform a wide variety of tests and experiments relating to vacuum heat treating, brazing and sintering processes. It will also give them a hands-on understanding of the value and advantages of using vacuum over other heat treating equipment.
To learn more about the Model HFL-2018-IQ furnace and other of vacuum heat treating, brazing, sintering, carburizing, and nitriding furnaces from Solar Manufacturing, please visit www.solarmfg.com


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"This is where it ALL begins."
We're all in this journey together, walking out what God has purposed for us and called us to do…or perhaps, you're still working that out. Either way, each of us has a NEXT step.
Are you new to church or have you been here for a while? Are you trying to figure where and when to connect, deciding about a class or group to join? Or, are you ready to step into a leadership role?
The next step for any scenario is Starting Point. This is a meeting on the first Sunday of every month (unless otherwise noted; see dates below) at 11 am in the Fellowship Hall. Please submit the form below with your contact information and the date you would like to attend.
You just need to attend once!
Ready to become part of the CLC family or want to first learn more about how to join?
Starting Point is where it all begins!
Simply sign up and join us for one of the upcoming meetings and we'll help you get started in the Membership process. We'd be honored for you to become part of our church family!


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War Starts At Midnight!
Thinking back to Channel 4's 50 Films to See before You Die, which included films where I'd actually prefer to die rather than watch, I'm always interested by the responses this sort of list elicits. It also makes me wonder what kind of list I'd propose.
An article in this week's Radio Times sees a number of directors who learnt their craft on British television asked, amongst other things, what their favourite film is. Terry Gilliam plumped for The Apartment, Martin Campbell – who directed Reilly, Ace of Spies and Edge of Darkness before going on to reboot James Bond – chose Lawrence of Arabia, and Alan Parker picked Raging Bull (after deciding Citizen Kane is too obvious). Ken Loach opted for Bicycle Thieves, Richard Curtis favoured White Christmas, and Peter Webber went for Apocalypse Now.
From that shortlist, I'd go with Campbell. While Lean's masterpiece is one of my favourites, it is not the favourite. Bicycle Thieves, along with Humphrey Jennings' Fires Were Started, was screened as part of the Complementary Studies programme at The Esteemed School of Art. Both are admirable films but I can't say I'd rush to watch them again. The same is true for Raging Bull, which I find uncomfortable viewing to say the least and to this day haven't managed to watch all the way through a second time.
Sometime back in the 1980s, one of the trade magazines ran a regular feature that asked industry figures to pick their Desert Island Movies. The various choices I can't remember, but in such circumstances it gave a whole new criteria to the choices. I know for a fact there wouldn't be any Italian Neo-Realism and Chaplin, but I doubt there'd be space for the likes of Citizen Kane, The Godfather or The Godfather, Part II, It's a Wonderful Life, or even The Third Man.
2001: A Space Odyssey probably wouldn't get a look in either because, for enjoyment and entertainment value, the Kubrick film I watch more than any other is Dr Strangelove. In a situation where I had only ten films to watch repeatedly – although since Radio 4's Desert Island Discs allows the "castaway" eight records to chose from there may be less – I'd be looking for films to be enjoyed as well as admired.
Which means there would probably be this (as long as the three films were combined into one, in their extended form):
And especially this:
But there might also be either of these two:
Or maybe even one of these:
But however short the list is, the one film I do know would be there for an absolute certainty, that I'd be happy to sit down and watch time and time again, day in and day out, come rain or come shine, is this:
In the capsule review for Time Out Film Guide, Chris Peachment wrote:
Like much of Powell and Pressburger's work, it is a salute to all that is paradoxical about the English; no one else has so well captured their romanticism banked down beneath emotional reticence and honour. And it is marked by an enormous generosity of spirit: in the history of the British cinema there is nothing to touch it.
It is of course Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's utterly magnificent
If you had to choose your "Desert Island Movies", which films do you know for certain would be there?
Then, if you had to pick just one from your shortlist that you'd be happy to watch over and over, which one would it be?


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S.F.'s restaurant industry carries on a bitter tradition
One person's nightly tradition is another person's trend. Nowhere is this more evident than in the case of Fernet-Branca.
The Italian liqueur, made by Fratelli Branca, is a type of bitters, a spirit made from different herbs and plants, and typically serves as a digestif. The most commonly seen bitters, Angostura, has an alcoholic strength of 45 percent and is used in minute quantities as a cocktail flavor enhancer. Fernet-Branca, which is 40 percent alcohol, is sipped straight.
While the complete list of ingredients that go into Fernet-Branca is property of the Branca family -- they guard it closely -- some elements are common knowledge, including gentian root, aloe, myrrh, rhubarb and red cinchona bark. These go into the mix with other herbs picked on four continents and age in oak casks for over a year.
Labeled the San Francisco industry drink by chefs and foodies alike, Fernet has become almost a rite of passage for newbies in the kitchen.
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"Every time we get someone new who hasn't worked in a restaurant, we take them out for a shot," says Nick Diarenzo, executive chef at Zuppa. "Then they're part of the club."
Diarenzo first tried and loathed the drink six years ago, when he moved to San Francisco for work. After six years in the city, he's still drinking it.
"It's been the thing to do," he says. "I've grown a taste for it."
So why drink it, if the taste is deplorable? Some people, like Diarenzo, like the buzz.
"It's a nice high. You feel a little festive." he says.
Unlike the way many San Franciscans drink Fernet, followed by a ginger ale chaser, Bacar manager Tessa Fernandez drinks it straight up, maybe with a beer to follow. "We call it the Netty."
Others really do like the taste, and request Fernet from a snifter at Bacar after a meal because the digestif helps settle their bellies.
Antoinette Cattani, Fernet's U.S. brand manager, says San Francisco's Italian community has been enjoying the drink since the early 1900s. Originally sold in pharmacies as a medicinal product, its distillation continued legally through Prohibition. And, she says, a lot of winemakers like Fernet because they enjoy the challenge of trying to distinguish the 20 herbs that pass along their tongues.
"There's something about the northern coast," she says. "They just get it here.
"L.A. and San Francisco should be two different states. The person behind the bar in L.A. is an actor; here they're bartenders," says Cattani, who was born and raised in Los Angeles.
When she started with the company five years ago, San Francisco imported 25 cases of Fernet a month. Now the city downs 1,300 cases -- 90 percent of the U.S. consumption, she says.
"Its part of our culture here," say Cattani. "You see it on the after-dinner menu at Farallon and Boulevard, and you see people drinking it with beer at Zeitgeist."
R Bar in the Tenderloin , the No. 1 Fernet bar in the city, goes through 120 bottles a month. Every night, the place is littered with Fernet lovers who each have different tales from Fernet Land. Here's where people know the history of the drink -- used in the past to treat menstrual discomfort, baby colic and cholera. Chris Fogarty, co-owner of the bar, says his father, also a bartender (at Perry's on Union) still drinks it as a hangover cure.
For others, drinking Fernet is a way to be a part of the scene.
Tal M. Klein, a DJ at Wish, explained how non-industry scenesters are good for business. Because Fernet is the industry shot in San Francisco, many bars serve it to them at a discount. If every industry worker brings three friends who pay full price for the same shot, the bar will make more off Fernet.
Fellow DJ Anthony Mansfield first introduced Klein to Fernet at Cafe du Nord in 2001.
"I was like, 'What is it with everyone in San Francisco drinking this Jager-looking stuff?" He took it anyway, followed by crisp, sweet ginger ale, and it was love from then on.
Now, since Klein's job requires him to tour around, he clings to Fernet like a baby blanket.
"My mom makes the worst chicken pot pie, but I dream about it," he confesses. "I always attach to something that represents home."
So maybe community is what Fernet gives to people in San Francisco's food industry.
"Usually, if a new person comes into the bar and asks for a shot of Fernet, I ask, 'Where do you work?'" says Fogarty.


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For reasons that will soon become apparent we wont waste too much of your time with our review here today. We have long been advocates of Kellogg's Rice Krispie Squares (Reviews See HERE) and they often feature in many of the ChocolateMission teams' weekly shopping baskets. They may not be the most grandioso of snacks but to a lot of us they are just about the right amount in terms of small, sweet snack.
Kellogg's have produced a few limited edition flavours recently - the ones that spring to mind immediatedly being the Mint (see HERE) and Honeycomb Crunch (see HERE) etc. Although these flavours may not have always been received as warmly as some of the original varieties, Kellogg's have always maintained a certain quality level and never had them come across as cheap limited edition offerings.
Well that was until we tried these new Cookie Crunch flavoured Rice Krispie Squares today. These were just bad, no two ways about it, just bad. On the face of things they sounded like they had a good deal of promise - 'toasted rice with cocoa biscuits and a chocolate coating'. Unfortunately in reality these were just rather pants and we thought this might be the case as soon as we got them out their wrappers.
Overall our concluding paragraph needn't be long today! None of the team liked these - our advice would be to avoid them at all costs and stick to the original flavours in the range which are far superior.
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CONMEN are cashing in on the smoking ban by pretending to be police enforcing the new law.
Criminals are taking advantage of smokers' ignorance about the legislation to get them to pay on-the-spot fines.
In one case, a 26-year-old man was smoking on a public car park in Morley Road, Burntwood, when a bogus officer told him he was breaking the law.
The offender issued the victim with an #80 fine for smoking in a public place and threatened to arrest him if he did not pay up.
There have also been unconfirmed reports of smokers being targeted in similar circumstances by criminals in Tamworth and Lichfield.
Peter Stevens, a spokesman for Trent Valley Police, warned smokers to be on their guard.
He said: "We are never surprised at the ingenuity criminals will use to line their pockets.
"While there is still some confusion over the finer points of the new law, criminals have obviously thought that this is a lucrative idea to cash in on.
"Enforcing this is an issue that environmental health officers from the local authority will be dealing with, so it wouldn't normally be an officer that would issue a fine for this."
The offender who struck in Burntwood on July 4 at 10am was white, around 5ft 8in tall and 13-14st. He was in his late 30s and had short dark hair and dark eyes.
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies Subtitling Program was initiated in 2006 in an effort to extend the skill sets of advanced language students studying Indonesian, Khmer, Tagalog, Thai, or Vietnamese at UHM and expand access to films from Southeast Asia rarely seen outside the region due to lack of English subtitles. To date, three cohorts of students have been trained in this special area of post-production film work. The subtitled films are screened on campus every Wednesday evening as part of CSEAS' outreach efforts. This outreach program has been in existence for more than a decade and has reached thousands of movie fans eager to learn more about filmmakers and their stories across Southeast Asia. In 2007, CSEAS began a partnership with the Vietnam Film Institute, the national archive for Vietnamese film located in Hanoi. This partnership has produced more than 30 subtitled films representing a cross-section of Viet Nam's film history spanning six decades from 1959 to 2005. Plans are now underway to stream this catalog of subtitled films beginning in 2016.
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Masked man takes $8,000 cash from victim outside Chesterfield bank
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. – Police are looking for the masked man who robbed another man outside the SunTrust Bank in the Bermuda Square at 12551 Jefferson Davis Highway.
"The victim was waiting to make a deposit at the bank when he was approached by a male subject who demanded money," according to Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers. "The victim complied and the suspect fled across Jefferson Davis Highway, making off with over $8,000 in cash."
Police described the suspect as either a light-skinned black man or a white man. He wore black clothing and a black mask during the robbery. He may have gotten away in a Cadillac, police said.
The crime happened at 6:45 a.m. on March 24. It is the Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Crimesolvers Crime of the Week. Anyone with information is asked to call Chesterfield County or Colonial Heights Crime Solvers at 804-748-0660.


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Nurse Practitioners = Trusted Healthcare Partners
Mar 01, 2011, 12:23 EST
WASHINGTON, March 1, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- When you have your annual check-up with your healthcare practitioner, who do you typically see? If you're seeing a nurse practitioner (NP)—advanced practice nurses —you can feel comfortable that they are providing high-quality healthcare services, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, health education and counseling. Nurse practitioners are known for helping patients make wise health and lifestyle choices.
While research(1) conducted by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) shows that 81 percent of Americans have had or know someone who has had a direct experience with a nurse practitioner, still many are not sure exactly what role this valuable healthcare practitioner plays in the healthcare paradigm. And as consumers are increasingly consulting with or being treated by a nurse practitioner, they may be curious about (or lack information on) what a nurse practitioner does generally, and what capabilities they have. In fact, 60 percent of U.S. adults admitted that they have no idea what a nurse practitioner's capabilities are, or they could not articulate them. It may be time to brush up on that knowledge: who is the nurse practitioner?
Nurse practitioners practice in a number of settings including private physician or NP practices, retail-based clinics (such as national chain drugstores), hospitals, nursing homes, public health departments and more. Among their many services, nurse practitioners:
- order, perform and interpret diagnostic tests such as lab work and x-rays;
- diagnose and treat acute and chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, infections and injuries;
- prescribe medications and other treatments;
- manage a patient's care.
Aside from performing these kinds of specific medical tests, nurse practitioners also treat the whole person and not simply their symptoms.
Here are some other factoids about nurse practitioners(2):
- 97% of nurse practitioners agree that in order for healthcare in the U.S. to improve, it's important that all Americans take responsibility for their own health.
- 82% of nurse practitioners agree that there are gaps in their patients' diets that could effectively be addressed with dietary supplements.
- 59% of nurse practitioners believe that in the next five years, Americans will take measurable steps to improve their wellness habits.
- 83% of nurse practitioners agree it's a good idea for patients to take multivitamins.
- 58% of nurse practitioners agree that patients have a good understanding of actionable steps they can take to improve their overall wellness.
- Nurse practitioners agree that the following are major barriers to Americans being healthy:
- Stress of daily lives caused by demanding jobs and hectic lifestyles (96%);
- Not getting enough rest (94%);
- Staying indoors and not getting enough physical activity due to weather (89%);
- Overindulging during the holidays or on vacation (76%); and,
- Not being able to find healthy food while on the road (72%).
As Americans take more responsibility for proactively staying healthy, it is important that they understand the different options they have available to them when they are choosing a healthcare practitioner. To locate a nurse practitioner in your area, visit www.NPfinder.com.
(1) From the Nurse Practitioners Media Omnibus Memo by KRC Research
(2) From the 2009 "Life…supplemented" Healthcare Professionals Impact Study.
The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) is the oldest and largest national professional organization for nurse practitioners (NPs) of all specialties. Through individual and group memberships, AANP represents the interests of approximately 140,000 nurse practitioners in the country. AANP continually advocates for the active role of NPs as providers of high-quality, cost-effective, comprehensive, patient-centered and personalized healthcare. For more information visit www.aanp.org or to locate a nurse practitioner in your area, go to www.NPfinder.com.
About the AANP Foundation (AANPF): Conceived by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), the AANP Foundation began operations in March 1998 as an independently incorporated 501(c)(3) philanthropic not-for-profit organization and is the first national foundation supporting NPs of all specialties. The mission of the AANP Foundation is to advance the role of nurse practitioners through the support of education, research and practice for the improvement of the public's health. For more information on the AANP Foundation, visit www.aanp.org/foundation.
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN), founded in 1973 and based in Washington, D.C., is the leading trade association representing dietary supplement manufacturers and ingredient suppliers. CRN companies produce a large portion of the dietary supplements marketed in the United States and globally. Our member companies manufacture popular national brands as well as the store brands marketed by major supermarkets, drug store and discount chains. These products also include those marketed through natural food stores and mainstream direct selling companies. In addition to complying with a host of federal and state regulations governing dietary supplements in the areas of manufacturing, marketing, quality control and safety, our 75+ manufacturer and supplier members also agree to adhere to additional voluntary guidelines as well as CRN's Code of Ethics. Learn more about us at www.crnusa.org and www.lifesupplemented.org.
SOURCE Council for Responsible Nutrition


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Once, randomly selected to perform the citizen's duty and to sit on a jury in a criminal trial, I saw something powerful and almost transcendental occur (in the sense that its importance seemed to be greater than the specific activity in the courtroom).
What happened was this: an imam from a Bethnal Green mosque was called to give evidence by the defence counsel. He was asked on which holy book he would like to swear his oath or otherwise give his affirmation that he would tell the whole truth. I don't suppose I was the only one who assumed he would insist on being presented with a copy of the Koran.
He flapped his hand around and said: "The Bible. I will swear on the Holy Bible." Perhaps that man had a sense of theatre (his evidence was among the most compelling that we heard).
He came back to my thoughts when I read the story of young George Pratt, which at first glance I'd assumed was the title of some new American novel: The Atheist Boy Scout. Poor 11-year-old George's sad face was splashed across the newspapers, as he explained that his sincere atheism prevented him from making the Scouts' promise, since it involves the clause "to do my duty to God". The Scoutmaster thus refused to allow George to join his troop.
Bravo, Scoutmaster. Bravo George, too – what's the point of being an 11-year-old if you can't cause a bit of a rumpus? His photo reminds me of (Just) William, who would have loved this – though George's anti-theological solemnity was a little undermined when he expressed his disappointment not in terms of the impossibility of belief, but because his exclusion means he won't get to go on a caving expedition with his friends.
George's father explained that his son's atheism wasn't the result of parental brow-beating: "He's a clever child and he came to the decision himself. He doesn't believe in God and he doesn't believe the world was formed in seven days." (I loathed my short time in the Scouts, but I don't remember much in the way of a Creationist agenda.) Pratt Snr called the Scouts' decision – oh dear – "intolerant".
What's that rustling noise? It's the sound of human rights lawyers leafing through phone directories in a rush to find Mr Pratt's number. I hope the good man ignores them, should they call. We've suffered enough from individuals, clubs and societies being skewered on the "tolerance" agenda, which translates "rights" about avoiding "discrimination" into legal action, and the direction of the skewering isn't all one-way. It's only a few weeks since I criticised Christian lawyers for taking up the case of a registrar who wouldn't perform civil partnerships (which was her job), and only this morning I've read about the £3,000 or so awarded to the gay couple who found no room at their desired inn, due to its owners' Christian beliefs. (Three grand, to not stay in a B&B! Where do I apply?)
This is no way to build a civic, civil society. Just as some religious leaders argue there are areas of inquiry into which science cannot probe, there are surely areas of human interaction from which the law should steer clear. If a club wants its membership to be restricted to one gender – let it. If Mrs B&B owner wishes to shun the pink pound – let her. And if the scouting movement, which is a Christian movement in explicit intent, wishes to restrict membership to people of faith – accept it.
This unreactive Tory tolerance of the norms of institutions – to respect that not everyone sees the world in the same way – is usually portrayed by Left-wing opponents as a desire to return to the 1950s, with its "No blacks or Irish" signs in those same B&B windows. But it's not a desire to keep society static that leads one to wish for some creative hypocrisy (just take the oath, George, and go caving with your friends: ask the ones who attend religious schools how observant their parents are).
It's more tactical than that. If you do decide that you desire membership of a club or other organisation – whether to spend the weekend in a cave, or to give evidence in a court of law – then, yes, if you want, you can kick up a fuss about yourself, and make the rest of the society dance attendance to your wishes. Or you can quietly, with grace and a little humility, dissolve your own ambitions and opinions, just a little, in order to sublimate yourself into the power of the whole. It's surprising what changes such an approach can deliver.
I had expected jury service to be a troubling event, and it was (to sit in judgment of others is not, I'm glad to say, a comfortable experience). But I hadn't expected to learn a lesson in humility from a Bethnal Green imam. With a wave of his hand he changed, for ever, my view of his religion; he gave up part of himself, in order to bow before the authority of the court. His lesson is one that George and his father might want to consider.


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