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Our problem with youtube and T@B info is that we overwhelmingly found Little Guy and RV dealers giving guided tours. This is fascinating once or twice, but it can become overwhelming. When you first look for a T@B camping trailer you'll find so many options, and sometimes the various youtube tours muddle together until you're more confused than informed..
I'll leave that up to you to work out. [Yes, I'm very helpful that way.]
What I am sharing here go beyond the initial walk-through demonstrations. These are useful links from owners who have put a lot of work into sharing how they use and/or upgrade their T@Bs.
One of the most confusing issues you'll find if you're new to T@Bs is that there are so many different varieties, even though they are all essentially the same! The original T@Bs, made by Dutchman, had no wetbaths, for example. They have more wood in their construction. They are beloved and still in great demand, in no small part because so many of them are in lovely colors.
Richard Lewis is the original guru of all things early-T@B and many upgrades. Many of the things he designed ended up incorporated into later T@Bs. He has a collection of videos for you. He also wrote a great book for T@B-owners, which is available for download to read on Kindle or a Kindle-app. If you have a Dutchman T@B you'll want this book. A lot of his tips are great for any T@B.
Sometime in 2010 Little Guy took over the T@B line, and changes have continued. To the best of my knowledge, this is when the wood framing and flooring joists and subfloors were replaced with aluminum and other materials that are impervious to rot. The interiors didn't change substantially, but they keep bringing in new modifications and options. For example, a wetbath is now an option.
Also, they will do any custom color you want! So if you don't want the standard offerings that you can find on a dealer's lot, you can special order. And Little Guy has its own youtube channel where you can watch those walk-through guides. Pay attention to when they were posted so you'll know which year you're watching.
Now, returning to T@B-owners who love to share the love… talk about Extreme T@B Makeover! This guy bought it, gutted it, added a fireplace and sofa and… well, you'll have to see for yourself on his two-parter. The beginning and the results! He includes some really cool ideas for any T@B in the second video.
And finally, Jenn Grover has a fabulous blog that demonstrates all things technical, and a small but growing list of videos, such as how to get your television audio to play through your stereo speakers, assuming you have the Jensen units that are a T@B option. She's constantly updating, so expect this rich resource to become even more valuable.
As for us? I have been most fascinated by "stuff" and how people store it. How they use their limited inside space. We'll be posting our own videos from time to time, as well!
*Keep It Simple, Sweetie!

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Endoscopic sinus surgery is offered at the Center for Specialty Care. Click on the videos to learn more about how it clears the sinus region.
Ear, nose, and throat ailments are some of the most common issues effecting children, teenagers, and adults.
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Olawunmi Olomola Drops New Christmas Single - A Juba Re | @wunmiolomola
This song best fitting for the current season we are reminisces the moment when the wise men came to the place where Baby Jesus was, they bowed down and worshiped, and in that likeness, we join the twenty-four elders at the throne of God bowing and worshiping, as we sing A Juba Re. Won't you join us?
A Juba Re will be the third official single of Olawunmi Olomola in this quarter, her most recent numbers "You Are Special" and "Let Your Glory Fall" will get you closer to the true talent and message God has deposited for this age in her.


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Dungeon and Gear guide also includes a separate component of the addon called the Gear Finder. To access it, pull up the Character Info panel by pressing "C", and click the Gear icon in the upper right corner.
As soon as you open this tab the Gear Finder will automatically scan your character and generate a list of available upgrades for each of your available slots. If you hover over a particular item a orange button will appear that when hovered over will show you how that item is obtained.
To load the dungeon guide for acquiring that item simply click the orange button and the proper guide will be loaded.
At the top of the Gear Finder you will find an entry called Best Dungeon. This is the dungeon that has the most upgrades in it.


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Why Does My Lawn Mower Blow Out Black Smoke & Now Doesn't Start?
Users of lawn mowers often face the problem of black smoke coming out of their mowers which not only causes pollution in their surroundings but also restricts their ability to trim their grass/lawn according to the planned schedule. While some people say that after giving out black smoke it keeps on working properly, others suggest that their mowers stop working after throwing out rings of black smoke for a long period of time.
There are basically two reasons for this behavior of the lawn mower, either the gasoline to the air ratio is a lot i.e. the mower consumes much more gasoline as compared to the air, during mowing operations or an indication that oil has reached inside the cylinder and the mower is making efforts to burn the oil along with the fuel present inside the cylinder.
#1- Check whether the oil level is sufficient or not and if the oil looks fresh or not. Immediately get the oil changed if it looks too black or hasn't been changed in a month or so.
#2- If your filter has become quite old then you should definitely buy a new one (it is a paper filter but if it is a foam filter then it can be cleaned and sprayed with a light layer of engine before installing it) and always remember that cleaning up the air filter with soap and water, every week, is extremely essential to let the mower function appropriately.
#3- Cleaning or changing the spark plug can also make a huge difference. Many lawn mowers blow out black smoke because of a nonfunctional spark plug so what you need to do is pull off the spark plug boot, then remove the plug with a socket wrench and have a good look at the terminals. If you find the terminals to be stacked up in thick deposits then remove the deposits with sandpaper. But in case the terminals look oily to you then you probably have a worn oil seal thus your mower won't function fully until the seal is repaired.
#4- It is very important that all the inner functions of the mower are performing properly to ensure that the black smoke doesn't transmit from the mower's engine ever which is why adjusting the carburetor every now and then should be your number one priority if you own a mower. Usually, lawn mowers have two screws adjusted on the outer side of the unit- one is typically used for adjusting the idle while the other one is responsible for regulating the fuel mixture i.e. keeping a balance between the fuel and air ration entering the mower. Extreme opening of the low-speed crew (mostly marked as "L" on mowers) causes the engine to produce black smoke which is why what you need to do is after you're done locating the adjustment screws (mostly located under the air filter), create a thinner fuel mixture by using a screwdriver to shift the low-speed screws from ¼ to ½ turn clockwise. This will enable a balanced fuel mixture hence more efficient fuel-burning.
#5- To remove the grass from the deck and engine of the mower, use water to do so once the engine has cooled off.


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Women's capri jeans are a popular choice for relaxing spring break escapes and breezy summer days. If you're looking for a style staple that you can wear everywhere from your beachside vacation house to a casual lunch with friends, you'll find that capri pants fit the bill. Fit them right and they'll serve you well year after year.
Length Matters
The most important consideration when you're buying women's capri pants is the length. You want pants that end at the slimmest portion of your calf, where it begins to taper toward your ankle. Avoid pants that hit just above the ankle, as this creates an awkward appearance. Capris will shorten the leg if they're too wide, so look for a pair that are tailored enough to offer a comfortable fit without a wide leg opening that chops the line of your legs in half.
Lengthening Your Legs
The biggest challenge with women's capri jeans is keeping the leg looking long and slim. You can accomplish this by choosing pants that are closer to your skin tone. Dark pants elongate ladies with a darker skin tone, while jeans in a lighter color will create a long-legged look for women with lighter skin.
Matching your shoes to your skin tone makes your legs look longer as well. Wedges or heels are particularly popular with women's capri jeans because they counteract the shortening effect of the pants and extend the perceived length of the leg.
Picking the Perfect Top
Slim women's capri jeans, like those from Hudson Jeans, Banana Republic, or Old Navy, look best with looser tops. A flowy tee shirt or blouse looks stunning with women's capri pants and wedge sandals. If your pants are a bit looser, like the looks you'll find from Bandolino, Citizens of Humanity, or Merona, you'll look best with a more form fitting top. A fitted tank or tee will create a great casual look.
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While women's capri jeans can have a certain sophisticated air to them, they're best suited to casual events. Though you may get away with a dark wash jean for casual Friday at work, you should generally avoid cropped pants or capri jeans. Instead, wear these pants for fun outdoor activities, like exploring the historic district of your town, going bird watching, or renting a paddle boat and heading out on the lake.
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NFL Predictions 2014: Week 10
Thursday, November 06 2014
Contributed by: norcalfella
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Winning can sometimes feel like losing. It was the case for me this past week. I took some chances, which is what I do when I fall behind the masses. I want to pick the most winners out of anyone on the planet. This is unrealistic. I know this. I do not care. It hurts me immensely when a game goes wrong the way Washington's trip to Minnesota did. The outcome honestly could have gone either way. I called it 24-21 for the Redskins, who ultimately lost 26-29 but not before they failed on a two-point conversion when trying to go ahead by a full touchdown and therefore costing themselves a shot at overtime.
Naturally I blew it hoping for Houston to ride the home field against Philadelphia. The injury to Adrian Foster wound up hurting the Texans, who were in the game at that point, a lot more than the Eagles losing Nick Foles. Heck, I am not even sure Mark Sanchez loses his job when Foles is healthy. If I had really known (I did suspect it) that Tony Romo was not starting I probably would have taken Arizona over Dallas, another bad beat. I believed Denver would rush Tom Brady in New England, and stupidly went against a ton of history which is something I rarely do. The weather is what it is and sometimes I overreact to it, but in this case I should have known better.
Tallying it all up, I was a frustrating 8-5 straight up (84-49-1 overall) and that puts me 12 behind the published leader of all media pickers. It does not seem like much, but it is a lot. I can take solace with my rally against the spread to finish 8-5 (73-61 overall). Two of those straight up misses I took a chance on cost me, and another two-point failure also went against me. Cleveland was up 22-17 and trying to go up a touchdown, and win by more than 6, but failed so Tampa Bay covered. Worst of all this week, I lost on the over/under at 6-7 (74-59-1 overall). However, I am now +27 so I should be happier than I am.
Cleveland (5-3) @ Cincinnati (5-2-1): When the schedule was made many months ago, network executives probably figured this would be a fun game between in-state rivals and hoped rookie Johnny Manziel would make it a draw. They never dreamed it would pair two teams on pace to win double-digit games, with the victor claiming the lead in the AFC North. The history between these teams is rich, even when just considering the "new" Browns starting in 1999. Certainly the Bengals have gotten the better of the action since their rivals were reborn, but since 2007 there has been only one season sweep and one of those included an OT win. Mostly the home team wins, and four of the past six have been decided by double digits so prepare for a potential snooze. We can dream about the game in 2007 that ended 51-45 though right?
As successful as Cleveland has been this year where the bottom line (wins) is concerned I still wonder how good they really are. Stumbling past the likes of Oakland and Tampa Bay, both at home, the past two weeks does not impress me. Those teams have combined for 1 victory, and the wins came after losing to then winless Jacksonville. Speaking of the Jags, Cincinnati had a bit of a tussle with them last week before winning by 10. I like their scoring ability at home, 97 points in their past three games, a lot more than what I have seen from Cleveland on the road. They did rally in Tennessee after falling behind 28-3 and scored 29, but 6 points in Jacksonville? Their only other road game was another big rally, from 27-3 down to a tie before losing in Pittsburgh. I think this is too big a stage for them. Honestly, I would roll with Manziel. Brian Hoyer has run his course. He is a backup for a reason, and Manziel was drafted for a reason. See what he has, right here and right now.
Losing Giovani Bernard did not hurt the Bengals running the ball (4.2, 121.4) who lead the league in rushing touchdowns (12). Rookie Jeremy Hill is a stud and will pair nicely with Gio for years to come. However, the Browns without center Alex Mack have a fading running game (3.6, 111.3) with less dynamic backs at their disposal. Green Bay has the worst run defense in the league, but these teams are tied for the next spot with identical averages (4.8, 139.6). Clearly the home team is in better position to take advantage. The passing offense totals are comparable, but Cincinnati gets a huge boost from A.J. Green being healthy again. The pass defenses are also comparable. However, across from Joe Haden is a problem for Cleveland. When rivals get together it should be close, just not all that close here I suspect: Cincinnati 27, Cleveland 20 (CIN -6/over 44.5)
Dallas (6-3) vs. Jacksonville (1-8): Technically this is a home game for the Jaguars in the final game of three played in London this season. Ironically, home field advantage probably would have been big for them in this spot if the game was played in Florida. The Cowboys are reeling with two straight losses and while quarterback Tony Romo made the trip his status is up in the air. The offense without Romo is crippled, more than I expected it would be considering their high powered, league leading rushing attack (4.8, 153.4). It feels like they are good for around 20 points if he is unable to go, maybe less. Jacksonville's running game (4.4, 101.1) has been sparked by Denard Robinson who was a quarterback at Michigan not long ago. I wonder how many big plays he has against a Dallas defense giving up a high average (4.6, 113.2) and I think DeMarco Murray could be just so-so against this defense (4.2, 123.4) if Romo is on the sidelines.
A key factor here is the pass rush. The Jaguars have allowed a league-high 35 sacks, but their defense has generated 27 to rank third. Here is the question, since Dallas has just 12 sacks on defense and has yielded only 18 which side wins this battle? The numbers say 2.5 sacks for each side, but the down and distance situations I expect the teams to be facing here tell me we could be looking at 3-4 "drive killers" as I call them. Blake Bortles is a turnover machine, which rookie quarterbacks tend to be, but Brandon Weeden if he starts might be the inferior player on the Wembley "pitch". If Romo plays, this is an easy call. However, if it is Weeden the turnovers and sacks make this one unpredictable. Honestly, I would under no circumstances play the franchise quarterback against a team with this many sacks. In my world he sits, and this time they muscle out a win because the opposition is nowhere close to what it was last week. In reality, he might play so I have to adjust my score for that a bit: Dallas 24, Jacksonville 14 (DAL -6.5/under 46)
Miami (5-3) @ Detroit (6-2): If momentum is a real thing, the Dolphins have plenty of it. A five-game stretch scoring 24-plus points peaked last week during a 37-0 demolition of the Chargers. Four of those five games were wins and in those contests they never allowed more than 14 points. This team is white hot, and three of those wins came on the road, albeit against losing opponents. The Lions have their own reasons to feel good. It looks like wide receiver Calvin Johnson is back, and that is huge for their offense. The first half in London two weeks ago against the Falcons was abysmal, and while they did come back and win it was a wake up call. Now they are well rested and ready to attack the second half of their schedule. Things do not let up. The next two tilts are in Arizona and New England. Do I need to remind anyone how poorly they play in the elements? A 6-2 mark can become 6-5 in a heartbeat if they blow this game.
I expect Detroit to be completely focused for this game. Conversely, Miami is ready for a let down after an emotional win for Joe Philbin who had just lost his father. Points are going to be at a premium here. This is unlikely to be a game featuring either team going for 30. The Dolphins can run the ball (4.8, 137.3) and the Lions (3.1, 79.6) are second-worst in the league. Detroit, however, can stifle the run (3.3, 74.0) while the Dolphins are just average against it (4.0, 103.5). I favor the home team in this situation. I am not picturing Lamar Miller running over this defensive front in this stadium. Both pass defenses are in the top 5 and have combined for a healthy 48 sacks. Detroit has had a tougher time protecting Matthew Stafford than Miami has with Ryan Tannehill, but the stadium noise plays a factor here. No result would really shock me here, so I am riding the home team and Megatron: Detroit 24, Miami 20 (DET -2.5/over 41.5)
Kansas City (5-3) @ Buffalo (5-3): I have no problem admitting I had my doubts about these teams being playoff contenders. Obviously very few people had the Bills in the mix. They have done exactly what good teams need to do - win close games. Even better, they did it twice on the road with an OT win in Chicago and 17-14 victory in Detroit. When last season they were recording a third road victory, blasting the Jets 43-23 in a game many thought they would lose. Of course this means their home record is only 2-2 and on the downside their offense is not very explosive. It will not help their cause if rookie stud wide receiver Sammy Watkins is missing, and certainly the absence of both C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson in the backfield will hurt them. At the very least they have had the bye week to prepare backup plans.
Speaking of the bye, the Chiefs have roared out of theirs by recording three straight wins, the last two of which came by a combined 58-17 margin. They are returning to 2013 form. Honestly, they are probably a better team playing a vastly more difficult schedule. The road has not really been a scary place for them at 2-2 and this is probably their weakest foe. Their wins came in Miami and San Diego, with one-score losses in Denver and San Francisco. The defense has been good enough to limit every opponent this season to a maximum of 26 points. On offense, they are pretty average as well though with the big difference being Jamaal Charles. Kansas City can run (4.5, 136.9) and will score that way (11 TD). Buffalo (3.8, 98.9) is limited on the ground and is unable to run it in (3 TD) even before their backfield was decimated by injury.
It is interesting because the Chiefs run defense is below average (4.7, 116.1) yet is the only team in the league not to allow a rushing score. The rest of the league has given up at least 3. The Bills can stop the run too (3.6, 92.3) and they are one of the teams who have allowed 3 scores. Neither team does much through the air. It is mostly about protecting the ball and not giving up too many sacks with their veteran signal-callers. Kansas City allows the fewest yards passing (199.4) but Buffalo has a 12-4 edge in interceptions. If they can turn over Alex Smith all bets are off. Both defenses can rush the passer, to the tune of 55 combined sacks. I would avoid this game if I actually bet on football, which I do not. I feel like either team can win. This is the type of game I get a stomach ache trying to pick. After playing two at home the travel should not bother the Chiefs so much, and I believe they can squeeze this win out: Kansas City 20, Buffalo 19 (BUF +2/under 43)
San Francisco (4-4) @ New Orleans (4-4): The records are the same, and both teams entered this season as serious contenders in the NFC. However, the mentality entering this contest is very different. I feel as if the 49ers are trying to pump themselves up, as evidenced by star running back Frank Gore declaring they will make the playoffs. Dude, your team just lost at home to a team led by some guy named Austin Davis. Earlier in the year, your team lost to Drew Stanton. Drew Stanton! Now you expect me to pick them to beat Drew Brees on the road? Um, no. The Saints are rolling. They smoked Green Bay 44-23 when the Packers were hot, and followed it up with a 28-10 smack down of the Panthers in Carolina. Even worse, they did that one on TNF so their prep time for this game is extended whereas of course their opponent had a travel day. It is not a good spot for the visitors at all.
It seems like New Orleans has settled down on defense since the bye. Their personnel decisions in the offseason screwed them up a bit and it can take time to correct course. San Francisco has more issues in that area yet have mostly been able to mask their deficiencies. Unless they were playing on the road (Denver) against an elite quarterback (Peyton Manning) like this situation. Without Aldon Smith, the 49ers have only 13 sacks to go along with a great pass defense on the stat sheet (206.3) and have yielded a very ordinary 14 touchdown passes. By contrast the Saints are open for business (268.4) but have given up 12 scores through the air. They also have 17 sacks and the dome crowd noise in their favor to fire up their defense. Stopping the run has worked well for San Francisco as well (3.9, 85.6) but New Orleans is surprisingly good (4.1, 102.1). If we are facing facts, Colin Kaepernick is a shaky threat throwing the ball and his offensive line is not overwhelming anyone in the run game these days. I question his ability to match scores with Brees.
Mark Ingram is running like a first-round pick again, on a team with good stats (4.8, 129.5) and leading the league in rushing scores (12). The only team with fewer touchdowns on the ground than the 49ers (3) is the winless Raiders. Marinate on that statistic for a moment. Now ponder only two teams allowing more sacks than San Francisco (27) and those teams (Jacksonville, Minnesota) being quarterbacked by rookies. Offense is the problem. I like Sean Payton over Jim Harbaugh here, even if Harbaugh's team is backed against the wall, They will be in a bigger corner after falling short here: New Orleans 28, San Francisco 24 (SF +6/over 48.5)
Tennessee (2-6) @ Baltimore (5-4): On the surface this looks like an easy call. The Titans have all kinds of trouble scoring, six times failing to post more than 17 points. Four times the Ravens have limited opponents to that total, and the only two times they gave up more than 23 were the last two weeks (losses by 27-24 and 43-23 scores). Those were both rematch games (Cincinnati, Pittsburgh) though. The best I can say for the visitors here is they have had a bye week to prepare. Just twice Baltimore has failed to score 23 points this season, and I feel like they are good for that here. Plus, they have to be ticked off given their losing streak and will be putting up a big effort considering their bye week is on deck.
Zach Mettenburger is starting at quarterback for the visitors, his first road start in the NFL. I believed in him more than I should have last time and while he did throw for 299 yards they never had a chance against Houston in a 30-16 loss. The respective pass defenses are ordinary, and Baltimore is needing to adjust to life after Jimmy Smith. It was not pretty last week when Big Ben threw torched them for six scores. The rookie Mettenburger lacks the ability, experience and weapons to replicate that effort I am sure. However, he is dangerous because he has no fear. Both teams average 4.4 yards per carry running the ball, but I will take the Ravens in that area, especially since their run defense is vastly superior. The home team will have offensive balance, get the lead and ride it to the promised land: Baltimore 24, Tennessee 16 (TEN +10.5/under 44)
Pittsburgh (6-3) @ NY Jets (1-8): The bye week could not come fast enough for the Jets. Well, perhaps not for head coach Rex Ryan who will have two weeks of hearing about his future. The truth is, he pulled out a magic trick saving his job last year and probably should have been fired. He made the switch to Michael Vick at quarterback, trying to salvage some wins. I am not sure there are many left in their season. The Steelers come in looking for blood having scored 94 points in the last two weeks. However, I am a bit worried about a defense that has allowed 23-plus in four straight. Not as much as I am concerned about New York's pass defense that has given up 24 touchdown passes against one interception. One! They do have 25 sacks, but Ben Roethlisberger can deal with it.
The run defenses are both above average, but the Jets are stingier when it comes to average per carry for sure. The rushing offenses are both good as well. Somehow I feel as if New York will find a way to keep themselves in this game by running the ball, protecting the ball and casting some sort of spell on Pittsburgh. Seriously, everyone looks at this game and assumes the Steelers are going to roll. However, the Jets have nothing to lose. They could pull some trick plays, try an onside kick, whatever it takes to steal a win and end their eight game losing streak. Percy Harvin has given their offense a little pop, and if they can keep the clock in motion it might be closer than people think: Pittsburgh 27, NY Jets 20 (PIT -1.5/over 44)
Atlanta (2-6) @ Tampa Bay (1-7): It is a last place battle in the NFC South! Honestly, how much more can the Falcons take? They traveled to London two weeks ago and built a 21-0 lead only to blow it and lose to the Lions 22-21. Head coach Mike Smith is going to be fired, it is just a matter of when at this point. Four times, stateside, they have played outside in the elements and all of those games resulted in double-digit losses. There is also the small matter of the first meeting between these teams. Atlanta won it 56-14 and it actually was not that close. They were up 56-0 entering the fourth quarter. It was an onslaught to be sure, and the game featured 9 total turnovers. The Bucs had 5 of those, and 11 penalties. Eliminating those mistakes will certainly play a big part in them turning around such a lopsided defeat.
These teams are both in the bottom 8 running the ball. Steven Jackson might be mulling retirement when the season is over, and his opposite number Bobby Rainey is just a placeholder. The respective run defenses are below average because of volume. They are both in the top 6 when it comes to rushes per game against. Atlanta has given up the most rushing scores (13) in the league. The worst pass defense in the league in terms of yardage is Arizona, but these two teams are next in line. Tampa Bay has allowed 18 passing scores, second worst in the league. The Falcons have a league low 7 sacks. Outside of their dome, they are a very different team. It makes me nervous to expect anything from them, even against an opponent that is 0-4 at home and has topped 17 points just twice all season. Josh McCown starting again gives the home team a spark I think. Sure, they were blown out the first time on national television under different circumstances. It is different here: Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 20 (TB +3/under 48)
Denver (6-2) @ Oakland (0-8): Playing defense for a team with a prolific offense can be tough. The way Peyton Manning puts up points in a hurry and in bunches can put pressure on the defense. I certainly foresee a potential large lead in this game. The Broncos quickly went up 31-0 the last time they came to the Black Hole and No. 18 rested well before it was over. Now, at the very least he faces off against a hot shot rookie quarterback with some game. The Raiders are getting closer to the win column, if that makes any sense. They were an onside kick recovery from having the ball in enemy territory trailing by 6 last week in Seattle against the defending champs. Half of their losses have been by double digits, but only twice have they been totally out of the game from the jump. This could be a third time.
Pass defense is the big deal here. Oakland is unable to rush the passer, with just 8 sacks on the season. Denver has 24. They can attack rookie Derek Carr whereas Manning will have time to throw and plenty of targets to choose from. The Broncos have the best run defense on paper in the NFL (3.3, 71.6) while the Raiders give it up on volume (3.8, 132.5). Neither team is able to run the ball effectively, but trust me the visitors could care less. They will throw the ball on every play if they need to. In rivalry games, almost anything is possible. However, the Raiders have trouble putting points on the board. The Broncos do not. It is really just that simple: Denver 31, Oakland 21 (OAK +12.5/over 48.5)
St. Louis (3-5) @ Arizona (7-1): Bad teams get screwed by the schedule makers and the Rams have been bad so that explains them getting three straight road games. This is the last one, but next they host Denver before heading to San Diego. They have to be worn out, and definitely are in line for a let down after a huge win in San Francisco. The Cards are feeling great. Winners of four straight, two of those have come against backup quarterbacks and here comes Austin Davis to their palace of pain. I should not underestimate St. Louis, but I know this building and do not like the situation for them whatsoever.
The recipe for Arizona has been protecting the ball and their quarterback Carson Palmer. However, their pass defense is the worst in the league (286.8) with just 8 sacks so the tables might be turned here. The rushing offenses are both below average. The massive edge here is run defense. The Cards (3.4, 79.6) are the third best in the league while the Rams (4.6, 136.3) are the third worst. I do like what Tre Mason has done for St. Louis, but this is not a great spot for him to go off. Andre Ellington might not pound the rock 25 times for 150 yards because he is not that type of back. However, the team as a whole has a chance to exploit a shaky front seven. I like their offense quite a bit here, and feel as though this stadium is intimidating for an inexperienced quarterback. Davis is going to turn it over and with the rushing advantage I like the home team here: Arizona 24, St. Louis 14 (AZ -6.5/under 44.5)
NY Giants (3-5) @ Seattle (5-3): The pattern for the Giants this season has been beating bad teams and losing to good ones. Maybe you can argue the Texans are good, and they did get by them. You still get the idea. Now they travel across the country on a short week following their 40-24 loss to the Colts. This is a tough ask. Their backs are against the wall though, so I expect a big effort from them. Realistically, with San Francisco and Dallas up next their season is on the brink right here. Strange things can happen though, and if they can squeeze or two wins out of these next three the schedule lightens up. My point is that their season is not over just yet.
The Seahawks need to kick their game into high gear. They are 3-1 at home, but after the overwhelming NFL season opening spectacular against the Packers they have fluttered a bit. They needed overtime to beat a Broncos team they destroyed in the Super Bowl, the Cowboys beat them up, and they were only 6 points better than the winless Raiders last week. Is this the spot they break out and go on a tear? Their run defense (3.2, 83.0) has held up their end of the bargain, but while their pass defense (221.9) is sixth in the league they have only 5 interceptions and 11 sacks. Double those numbers (10, 22) to get a full season and compare them to last year (28, 44) to see why they are struggling. The Giants are shaky on defense in both areas, and that does not bode well for them here. Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch should team up to move the chains at will, making this a comfortable win: Seattle 28, NY Giants 17 (SEA -8.5/over 43)
Chicago (3-5) @ Green Bay (5-3): The Packers got a week off to wash away their wipeout in New Orleans. Now they are prepared for the stretch run in the second half of the season. These rivalry games are such a guessing game. Sure, the Bears were rolled by these guys on their home field by three touchdowns the last time. Yes, they lost a lineman on either side of the ball. Does that mean they have no shot? Probably in theory, but in reality Jay Cutler could have a hot hand and lead a shootout upset win. Chicago also had a bye week to get ready for this SNF showdown and their season is clearly on the line. With home games against Minnesota and Tampa Bay next up on the schedule, they could be 6-5 if they can get their act together. I think people tend to overreact too much to things like their 51-23 loss in New England two weeks ago. I throw that out the window to an extent.
I am, however, a bit concerned they have allowed 27-plus points in four of their last five contests. One way to beat Green Bay is to stifle their offense. They are not going to do that here. Another is to run and control the clock. Chicago has Matt Forte, but their rushing offense (4.4, 102.5) is average. However, they are going up against the worst run defense (4.8, 153.5) in the league. The respective pass rushers are pretty average in terms of sack totals, and both teams are average when it comes to protecting their quarterback. I would expect a couple sacks per side here, but the turnover edge is with Green Bay because of Aaron Rodgers who had poor luck in the dome with deflections getting picked off at New Orleans. Here he has no such issues. I believe the game is won in the trenches and while it concerns me that Forte might run all over them, ultimately they take care of their business: Green Bay 33, Chicago 24 (GB -7/over 53)
Carolina (3-5-1) @ Philadelphia (6-2): The season has slowly been slipping away from the Panthers and while I know no one wants to run away with the NFC South, this might be the nail in their coffin right here. Facing reality, their best shot to beat the Saints was at home and they got whipped 28-10 last week. They are not going to win the rematch in the dome. Looking at their schedule, maybe they run the rest of the games on their schedule but with a loss in this game that means 8-7-1 so yes this is a must-win for them. At least they are well rested coming off TNF. The extra days gave them time to prepare for backup quarterback Mark Sanchez. I am not so sure Sanchez is not a better option than Nick Foles at this point, and we will find out here on MNF.
The Eagles just took care of the Texans 31-21 and other than a game in San Francisco they have been able to score points this season at a nice clip. The Panthers have six times failed to score more than 20, including their past three outings. They have allowed 24-plus in six of their past seven games. Philadelphia might be in "relax" mode here, looking ahead to a game with playoff seeding implications at Green Bay next week. However, when a backup quarterback enters I feel like teams generally perk up at every other position knowing they have to be at their best. They have two games with Dallas in a three-week span coming up, and a contest with Seattle in between so they need to win games like this or their lead in the NFC East could vanish in a hurry.
Obviously the Eagles will want to run (4.3, 124.5) with LeSean McCoy and make life easier for Sanchez. The Panthers (3.7, 94.7) have not been able to do that for Cam Newton who seems to be pressing way too much this season. McCoy is going up against a weak run defense (4.8, 131.9) that has allowed 11 touchdowns. Chip Kelly might be known for big plays on offense, but I assure you he will run the ball if it means production. If Newton is forced to the air, he does get a defense that has allowed 17 passing scores. However, they also have 23 sacks. I am looking for the home team to get this done rather easily. Carolina is unable to balance their offense with the run, and that will unleash a pass rush Newton is unable to handle: Philadelphia 27, Carolina 17 (PHI -6/under 48.5)


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A few days before Buddha's Birthday, or Welcome Buddha Day, which fell back in May in accordance with this year's lunar calendar, my friend Miranda flew over from her adopted homeland of Japan to experience all that is Korea. Naturally, we had to sightsee. Off we went to Haedong Yongungsa, a beautiful temple at the edge of the city. We had never seen it like this before:
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Buddha's Birthday is not a holiday I normally celebrate. I've still never really celebrated it, although I did have the day off from work. I knew the day was coming weeks in advance, since ordinary city streets gradually became lined with long strings of colorful paper lanterns. It's a beautiful religion I know little about.
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In 2010, as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, restaurants and similar retail food establishments that are part of a chain with 20 or more locations, doing business under the same name, and offering for sale substantially the same menu items, are required to provide calorie information for standard menu items (including food on display for standard self-service food) and provide, upon request, additional written nutrition information for standard menu items.
On December 30, 2016, the final ruling was published for the compliance date to be effective May 5, 2107. The law for the pizza industry presents several complicated issues from topping variables, reduction of topping volume with multiple toppings on a pizza to reporting accurate slice portions as declared on the nutrition label. The information below is a general guideline focused primarily towards some of the pizza industry compliances. Additional in-depth information on the compliance guidelines can be found here
FDA Menu Labeling Guidelines For The Pizza Industry At A Glance
Establishments Needed To Comply
Restaurants and similar retail food establishments that are a chain or that are a part of a chain with 20 or more locations, doing business under the same name, and offering for sale substantially the same menu items.
Menu Nutrition Labeling Requirements
In general, covered establishments must provide the following nutritional information
- The number of calories that are contained in a standard menu item listed on a menu or menu board.
- The number of calories contained in a standard menu item that is a self-service food or on display on a sign adjacent to such food.
- Succinct statement: 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutritional advice, but calories may vary
- A statement regarding the availability of additional written nutritional information
Exempt Foods:
- Temporary menu items, daily specials, and custom orders
- Daily specials
- Custom orders
- Food that is part of a customary market test
- Self-service food and food on display that is offered for sale less than a total of 60 days
Qualifying Factors That Define Menus And Menu Boards
- Lists the name of standard menu item or an image depicting the standard menu item
- The price of the standard menu item
- The writing can be used by a customer to make an order selection at the time the customer is viewing the writing
Examples Of Menus
- Booklets
- Pamphlets
- Single sheets of papers – Including coupons
Example of Menu Boards
- Mounted or free standing panels inside and outside a covered establishment
- Located in the counter service area or drive-in or drive-through service
Declaration of Pizza Calories On The Menu or Menu Board
Calories must be declared for the whole pizza menu item as usually prepared and offered for sale (e.g., "pizza pie 1,600 cal") or per discrete serving unit if the unit and total number of units contained in the menu item is usually prepared and offered for sale divided into these units (e.g., "pizza pie 200 cal/slice, 8 slices")
Declaration Of Calories On Menu Or Menu Board For Pizza
Calories must be declared for the whole menu item as usually prepared and offered for sale (e.g. "pizza Pie 1,600 cal") or per discrete serving unit (e.g., individual pre-portioned units such as pizza slices) and total number of units contained in the menu item are declared and the menu item is usually prepared and offered for sale divided into these discrete units (e.g., pizza pie 200 cal/slice, 8 slices")
The calorie and nutrient declarations for standard menu items must be accurate and consistent with the nutrient values that have been determined using a reasonable basis (that is, the types and amounts of ingredients is used, the cooking process, temperatures, etc.) and how the menu items are served (that is, the amounts of that item that are offered for sale in a typical serving) are the same as those used to determine the calorie and nutrient declarations
Examples Of Improper Declaration Of Calories And Nutrient Reporting
The picture was taken from a national pizza buffet chain in Akron, Ohio. Slices are not equal at the buffet line. The advertised nutrient information posted on this buffet chain's website does not come close to accurately representing slices of pizza being passed out to their customer's. No longer will the costly process of paying to analyze the nutrient content be needed to show proof of improper portioning and non-compliance violations. When the nutrition serving size is based per each slice, taking pictures of poorly cut slices of pizza will be an easy and low-cost way to provide evidence when filling a non-compliance complaint to the FDA.
Examples Of Improper Declaration Of Calories And Nutrient Reporting
This picture was taken from a hospital cafeteria in Ohio managed by a large foodservice management company. The hospital was not advised by the foodservice management company of the importance of cutting the pizzas equally for their customers, their own employees and hospital guests, so they receive an accurate number of calories and nutrients per slice as advertised on the foodservice management's nutritional information board.
Examples Of Improper Declaration Of Calories And Nutrient Reporting
This retail chain of over 5,200 locations takes first prize for lack of compliance comprehension and basic common sense. Not only are the slices cut unequally, the Nutrition Facts label is advertised on the bottom of their pizza box. The FDA's current laws require the label to be displayed in a conspicuous location so the consumer can read the Nutrition Facts label. The bottom of a freshly made pizza is the last place the consumer would think to look for the nutrient information. Based on current FDA requirements this chain and every location that sells pizzas in this pizza box are potentially in non-compliance. I addition, at least fifteen locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, and California were contacted and verified that they cut their pizzas into 8 slices. The Nutrition Facts label states the serving size to be 1/6 of the pizza as well as the servings per container 6. Their pizzas, based on the advertised Nutrition Facts should be cut into 6 equal slices.
Reporting Calories For Pizzas Ordered With Multiple Toppings When Less Of each Topping Are Used
If the amount of topping included on the basic preparation of a menu item decreases based on the total number of toppings ordered for the menu item, the number of calories for each topping must be declared a single values representing the number of calorie for each topping when added to a single topping menu item, specifying that the calorie declaration is for the topping when added to a single topping menu item, such as "pepperoni 200 added calories for a one-topping pizza."
Succinct Statement And Statement Of Availability Of Additional Written Nutrition Information
The succinct statement is designed to enable consumers to understand the significance of the calorie information provided on menus and menu boards in the context of a total daily diet.
The following succinct statement must be provided on menus and menu boards:
"2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary"
Statement of availability of additional written nutritional information for menus must appear on the bottom of the first page with menu items. For menu boards, the statement of availability must be placed immediately above, below or beside the succinct statement. For each regular menu item, the following nutrients must be listed in the order specified below, using the measurements specified,
Total calories (cal)
Calories from fat (fat cal)
Total fat (g)
Saturated fat (g)
Trans fat (g)
Cholesterol (mg)
Total carbohydrate (g)
Dietary fiber (g)
Corporate and Chain Location Statement Of Declarations
Upon request, the corporate headquarters or parent entity, as well as each chain location must provide the FDA upon request any other information pertinent to the determination of the nutrient values for each standard menu items. The statement must include the following
- Statement that is signed and dated by a responsible individual who is employed at the covered establishment, its corporate headquarters, or parent entity who can verify that the information in the nutrient analysis is complete and accurate.
- A statement that is signed and dated by a responsible individual employed at the covered establishment (such as, the manager of the establishment or someone designated by the establishment manager or owner that is also employed at the specific covered establishment) certifying that the covered establishment has taken reasonable steps to ensure that the method of preparation (such as the types and amounts of ingredients used, the recipe, and the cooking times and temperatures) and the amount of the standard menu item offered for sale are the same as that on which the nutrient values were determined. For example, such a statement could read "I, (name of the responsible individual), certify that (name of the covered establishment) has taken reasonable steps to ensure that the recipe for (name(s) of standard menu item) that was used to determine the calorie declaration and other nutrient values was followed to prepare (name(s) of standard menu item). The ingredients were properly measured, the specified cook times and temperatures were followed, and the specified portion sizes were served to the customer." Any other statement or format that includes the required information in 21 CFR 101.11(c)(3)(i)(G) would also be acceptable.
A standard menu item offered for sale in a covered establishment is deemed misbranded under sections 201(n), 403(a), 403(f) and/or 403(q) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act if its label or labeling is not in conformity with 21 CFR 101.11(b) or (c).
(21 CFR 101.11(f))
Penalties for misbranding food are established in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, and violations of 21 CFR 101.11 may result in enforcement action consistent with those penalties. For example, introducing, delivering for introduction, or receiving a misbranded food in interstate commerce, or misbranding a food while it is in interstate commerce or being held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce, are prohibited acts under section 301 of the FD&C Act (21 U.S.C. 331), carrying criminal penalties under section 303 of the FD&C Act (21 U.S.C. 333). In addition, under section 302 of the FD&C Act (21 U.S.C. 332), the United States can bring a civil action in Federal court to enjoin a person who commits a prohibited action. Under section 304(a)(1) of the FD&C Act (21 U.S.C. 334(a)(1)), a food that is misbranded when introduced into or while in interstate commerce or while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce may be seized by order of a Federal court.


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ROUYN-NORANDA, QUÉBEC--(Marketwired - May 25, 2017) - GLOBEX MINING ENTERPRISES INC. (TSX:GMX)(FRANKFURT:G1MN)(STUTTGART:G1MN)(BERLIN:G1MN)(MUNICH:G1MN)(XETRA:G1MN)(TRADEGATE:G1MN)(LANG & SCHWARZ:G1MN)(OTCQX:GLBXF) is pleased to inform shareholders that Manganese X Energy Corp (TSX VENTURE:MN) (FRANKFURT:9SC2) (TRADEGATE:9SC2) (OTC PINK:SNCGF) will be starting their second drill program on the Houlton-Woodstock manganese property near Woodstock, New Brunswick. The drill program will total approximately 1,600 m on the Sharpe and Moody hill areas where previous drilling in 2016 intersected MnO grades such as 16.73% over 32.85 m (107.8 ft) and 13.89% over 52.6 m (172.5 ft).
In addition, core samples from previous drilling have been sent for laboratory scale leaching tests to determine manganese recovery and sulphuric acid consumption.
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måndag 30 november 2015
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- Pat sa...
I love this little scene Birgit with the lovely night sky with the stars, or possibly snow, but whichever it is beautiful and the word die and then the cut outs go really well and finish it to perfection! x
- 30 november 2015 12:18
- Cynthia Daugherty sa...
- 30 november 2015 15:52
- MA sa...
I love your work. I would like to know what brands/weights of textured paper you use, i.e. the linen paper. Thank you for sharing and I hope to hear about the textured paper.
- 30 november 2015 18:47
- Biggan sa...
Thanks! MA I used Aquarelle Paper from Canson 200gr for this card.
- 30 november 2015 21:20
- MA sa...
I would still like to know what other textured paper you use for your other cards. Most of it looks like a linen texture.
I have the Canson Aquarelle..very nice.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you.
- 30 november 2015 23:30
- McStamper sa...
Your work is just beautiful. Wish I some of your ability. Thanks for sharing.
- 1 december 2015 01:40
- Gabby sa...
Beautiful scene, lovely coloring! Your snowy sky is terrific. Wish I could achieve that on my cards. :)
- 1 december 2015 09:31
- Daria sa...
Another beautiful Winter Farm card. This image is going onto my Wish List.
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Can data stored on an SSD be secured?
"And some drives don't erase all that data," said Gregory Wong, an analyst with market research firm Forward Insights.
For example, on most of today's SSDs wear-leveling algorithms are used to more evenly distribute data across the drive so as to not wear out any one area of the NAND flash. The problem is, wear leveling can also defeat data erasure because it relocates blocks between the time when they are first written and then overwritten.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is currently being pushed by the SSD industry to redefine some of the military erase overwrite protocols to recognize encrypting drives that can be cryptographically erased without the need to overwrite the flash.
"But that's not happening tomorrow. Government agencies take a long time to embrace standards," Smith said.
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The 20 best things to do in Atlanta
Hotlanta isn't just known for its sweltering summer weather and enormous airport—in fact, there are plenty of fantastic things to do in Atlanta for locals, tourists, familes, couples and solo travelers alike. Georgia's largest city boasts historic sites like Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthplace and cool vintage performance venues like the Fox Theatre. Don't forget the killer eats, as well: The Big Peach carries bragging rights for some of the best BBQ restaurants in America and best burgers in America.
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Best things to do in Atlanta
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
What is it? Conjure the spirit of the visionary civil rights leader on a stroll along Auburn Avenue for a few well-spent hours.
Why go? Take a ranger-led tour through Dr. King's birth home, featuring restored rooms and original furnishings from his childhood, then pay your respects at his nearby crypt on the grounds of the Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Social Change. Here, you can explore exhibits dedicated not only to Dr. King, but also his wife (and accomplished opera singer) Coretta Scott King and fellow social reformer Mahatma Gandhi.
The Fox Theatre
What is it? The city's turn-of-the-century movie palace is now home to Broadway tour stops, top-billed bands and comedy headliners.
Why go? The Fox Theatre is the place in the ATL to catch everything from the B-52s to Chelsea Handler to a summer movie series sponsored by Atlanta's most famous local brand. Between events, you can book behind-the-scenes tours of the palatial, Egyptian-style venue, including the largest working Moller theater organ in the world, "Mighty Mo," built in 1929.
Piedmont Park
What is it? Atlanta's answer to Central Park, Piedmont Park is a haven for joggers, bocce players and picnic lovers.
Why go? This natural oasis is also a setting for frequent art fests throughout the year, including the Dogwood Festival, a spring celebration of flowers and fine art; Memorial Day weekend's Atlanta Jazz Festival; outdoor performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in summer; and farmers' markets most months of the year.
Civil Bikes Tours
What is it? Immerse yourself in some of Atlanta's most storied stretches on a guided ride with Civil Bikes, one part bike tour, one part history lesson.
Why go? Cruise through the historic Sweet Auburn District, the site of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Martin Luther King, Jr., and his father preached for decades, and pedal back in time to sites related to the landmark human rights campaign to free African-American widow Rosa Lee Ingram, who was accused of the death of a white sharecropper in 1947.
Fat Matt's Rib Shack
What is it? The joint hosts some of the city's best live blues nights and barbecues downright irresistable grub.
Why go? If you like blues, mini pecan pies and sauce so deliciously sweet and tangy you mourn the moment your ribs or chicken are gone, brave the epic (but mercifully fast-moving) line at Fat Matt's Rib Shack. A half-bird—accompanied with two slices of plain white bread or sides like collard greens and slaw—rings in at just $7.50 a plate.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
What is it? Between the stunning atrium featuring a suspended life-scale brontosaurus skeleton and swank after-hours events, Fernbank isn't just a school-trip destination.
Why go? Walk through swampland and foothill dioramas populated with prehistoric, Mesozoic and modern day flora and fauna in the crowd-pleasing exhibit "A Walk Through Time in Georgia," and gaze at the jaw-dropping Star Gallery, with a curved ceiling that twinkles with 542 perfectly scaled stars.
High Museum of Art
What is it? This white concrete, glass and steel art behemoth is striking inside and out.
Why go? Originally designed by starchitect Richard Meier, and featuring a 2005 expansion by Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art's collection spans everything from African art to modern and contemporary work by Ellsworth Kelly and Spencer Finch. The museum is particularly strong on American photography, with the largest stash of civil rights–movement images in the nation.
Indie Craft Experience
What is it? Indie Craft Experience events have the vibe of your favorite Etsy page, only better.
Why go? Christy Peterson and Shannon Mulkey have spent a decade curating and cultivating the Atlanta craft scene. The duo's themed Atlanta crafting "retreats," seasonal pop-up events and shopping markets, bring together makers, re-makers, collectors and those that delight in swapping DIY wares and sharing the stories and techniques behind them.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
What is it? Pretty flowers are just the beginning at this 30-acre botanical center bordering the northeast side of the city's largest public park.
Why go? Traipse through oak, hickory and poplar treetops on the Canopy Walk footbridge suspended 40 feet above the blooming hydrangeas, perennials and bulbs below. Afraid of heights? Go Zen in an authentic Japanese garden dating back to the 1960s, featuring a 300-year-old lantern, gurgling waterfall and seasonal rotation of irises, azaleas and maples.
Krog Street Market
What is it? A handful of the city's most buzzed-about food makers and restaurateurs have put down roots in a former cast-iron stove factory.
Why go? The network of tempting stalls sells everything from morning smoothies at Nature's Garden Express to bacon cheeseburgers at Fred's Meat and Bread. Whether you're in the market for a Jeni's Ice Cream cone, a craft brew at Hop City Store and Bar or handmade bath goods from Mama, you won't leave hungry or empty-handed.
Historic Oakland Cemetery
What is it? Its green spaces and beautifully maintained stones and statues make Oakland Cemetery one of the most popular picnic spots in the city.
Why go? Strike out on a self-guided tour to view the final resting place of Atlanta notables including Gone With the Wind author Margaret Mitchell and Atlanta's first African-American mayor, Maynard Jackson. Guided tours ($12) explore various strands of city history through its late inhabitants, from local scandals to brewing.
What is it? Jarrett Steiber's BYOB pop-up restaurant concept—a locally-focused menu in an impromptu dinner party setting—breathed new life into sleepy Candler Park.
Why go? It's worth venturing slightly out of town to Decatur's SOS Tiki Bar to find EatMeSpeakMe every Wednesday through Saturday night. The restaurant uses only locally sourced ingredients, so the menu changes weekly—though the chef always offers an omakase-style five-course tasting menu.
Paris on Ponce
What is it? Like any good multi-vendor vintage destination, Paris on Ponce has a few different faces—and something to please just about every customer.
Why go? More than 30 dealers sell everything from estate jewelry and indie-designed bridal gowns to salvaged furniture and jaw-dropping light fixtures. Even if you can't afford to drop some cash on the treasures for sale here, you'll at least enjoy the window shopping.
Starlight Drive-In Theatre
What is it? This Art Deco drive-in that first opened in 1949 is still a beloved date spot for locals.
Why go? Grab some wheels to check out the nightly double features and retro Tex-Mex food stand (serving sodas, candy and popcorn too) at this old-school drive-in theater. On Saturdays, head to Starlight between 6am and 3pm for a swap meet (with the retro admission price of 50 cents) chock full of Americana goods, vintage clothes, old records and people-watching.
What is it? Anyone can record their story through this oral history project run by StoryCorps, the Atlanta History Center and WABE 90.1 FM.
Why go? The Atlanta History Center is the only permanent recording location in this otherwise roving network. Recordings (which are archived at the Library of Congress) memorialize milestones both historical (J.T. Johnson and Al Lingo's 1964 protest to integrate a Florida swimming pool) and deeply personal (Brent Hendricks and his mother Barbara's talk about his sister's terminal cystic fibrosis diagnosis). Book an appointment to add your story to the mix.
The Clermont Lounge
What is it? Everyone from Anthony Bourdain to Jennifer Lawrence has made it a point to visit (and rave about) the basement strip joint beneath a Ponce de Leon Avenue motel.
Why go? Yes, the exotic dancers are all-natural, crush beer cans with their ta-tas and change in the customer restrooms. But naked ladies aside, the Clermont Lounge has a gritty, raunchy, "real Atlanta" allure that's hard to describe unless you see it up close.
The Goat Farm Arts Center
What is it? Apart from "a former goat farm," the Goat Farm is hard to classify as any one thing—and that's precisely why it's become so popular.
Why go? Highbrow art critics, creatives and laptoppers love it for a great cup of joe (at Warhorse Coffee Shop) and an eclectic slate of events in its exposed-brick breezeways—from writers' workshops to experimental art shows.
World of Coca-Cola
What is it? The gleaming museum/tasting room chronicles the history of the Real Thing and the soda industry itself.
Why go? Coke is king—and ubiquitous—in the city that saw its invention in 1886 and houses the brand's global corporate headquarters. True to the name, when it comes to total soda universe domination, the World of Coke is totally overwhelming, in a fun, fizzy, hyper-commercialized sort of way. Check out replica soda fountains, 4-D theater displays and DIY beverage fountains dispensing flavors from around the world.
The Wren's Nest
What is it? African-American folklore comes alive via the gifted storytellers at the former home of Uncle Remus author Joel Chandler Harris.
Why go? The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter, who spent four years working on a plantation in his youth, popularized traditional tales of Brer Rabbit, Mr. Fox and others through the character. Tour the well-preserved Victorian Harris family home and have a snoop in the author's bedroom, which is virtually unchanged since the early 20th century.
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum
What is it? This monument and public-learning institution dedicated to the Georgia-born 39th President's legacy makes for a fascinating day out.
Why go? Atlantans love the Carter Center as much for its history as for its thought-provoking programming, featuring literary events and exhibitions by the likes of Salman Rushdie and documentary photographer Jean Mohr. Inside, peruse artifacts from the Carter administration and his peace advocacy travels, ranging from the president's personal diary to a full-scale replica of the Oval Office.


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https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48949 --- Comment #5 from Gregg L. Smith <email@example.com> 2010-08-24 19:07:37 EDT --- Confirmed on Windows XP Long standing bug going back to Apache/2.2.8 and mod_fcgid/2.2. Has as bad of an effect on Windows just Apache's death is a little more sudden. If you start at console, use php via mod_fcgid and then restart with a ctrl+ScrLk, you get this; Event Type: Information Event Source: DrWatson Description: The application, H:\Apache23\bin\httpd.exe, generated an application error The error occurred on 08/24/2010 @ 15:13:13.046 The exception generated was c0000005 at address 46434CB2 (mod_fcgid!wakeup_thread) Opening up Task Manager and looking in the processes you see a long httpd process hanging around. It has a lock on port 80 and the logs so you see nothing in the error log. Apache still is answering at this point but shows stopped and has released the console. If Apache is running as a service on your production server, and you restart the service you see this in rapid succession in the event log in order of appearance; The Apache service named reported the following error: >>> (OS 10048)Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted. : make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 . The Apache service named reported the following error: >>> no listening sockets available, shutting down . The Apache service named reported the following error: >>> Unable to open logs Apples and Oranges to some degree since the first event log is running Apache 2.3.8-rc and the following event log entries are from I think Apache 2.2.15 at the time. In all cases a Stop/Shutdown does not kill the lone wolf. This cause mod_fcgid to become useless cause if mod_fcgid happens to crash, Apache shutsdowns, the lone wolf continues to answer requests till such time as it possibly gets old and dies a good death or fcgid crashes again later down the road and kills the lone wolf. Now your server is not answering requests, and it usually happens 10 minutes after going to bed (Murphy's Law) and you do not notice it till noon the next day. IIRC this was in the Issue Tracker at Sourceforge and included patches to deal with this on Windows. Why it did not get picked up I do not know. The old tracker seems to have jumped off a cliff into extinction. However, there are still breadcrumbs to be found. The attached patch against trunk is based on one of these breadcrumbs. Greetings and all credit to Tom. I believe the caller to procmgr_child_init expects a return or odd things happen later down the road but will not swear to it. I can't see it hurting cause after the patch the function literally does nothing but return APR_SUCCESS. Good explanation of why the bug exists and original patches are in the thread. http://firstname.lastname@example.com/msg00223.html -- Configure bugmail: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Four Winds
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"Four winds blowing thro' the sky,
You have seen poor maidens die,
Tell me then what I shall do
That my lover may be true."
Said the wind from out the south,
"Lay no kiss upon his mouth,"
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When thou art more cruel than he,
Then will Love be kind to thee."
About this poem
"Four Winds" was published in Sara Teasdale's "Helen of Troy and Other Poems" (Macmillan, 1922).
About Sara Teasdale
Sara Teasdale was born in St. Louis, Mo., in 1884. She published four collections of poetry, including "Love Songs," which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1918. Teasdale died in 1933.
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Commonwealth court offers reminder that land development waivers must meet undue hardship threshold
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Accusations of sexual harassment and assault against media mogul Harvey Weinstein caused a groundswell of allegations that have ended the careers of media, entertainment and political figures. Over a million women throughout the country and the world stood up to be counted in solidarity, using the hashtag #MeToo. But sexual harassment is nothing new. Women have encountered sexual harassment since entering the workforce, though the modern fight for equal rights has brought attention and visibility to the problem. In this Lowdown lesson, students will analyze the current and historic fight against sexual harassment.
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Luminescent silicon: mechanism and materials aspects of electrical excitationProject ID: INTAS-93-3325
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Luminescent silicon: mechanism and materials aspects of electrical excitation
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Silicon, when finely divided into nanocrystallites in a porous layer produced by electrochemical etching in vapor-deposited thin films or produced in a gas-phase relation, shows a remarkable luminescence in the visible spectrum. Such luminescent Si, in order to be of some use in optoelectronic applications, must be contacted and integrated into an electrical circuit. One must search for ways to electrically control, to modulate or switch the ontical emissions.
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Carolina Catfish Sandwiches
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Combine the first 3 ingredients in a shallow dish. Dredge catfish fillets in the cornmeal mixture.
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Melt the butter in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add catfish fillets, and cook for 5 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Remove catfish fillets from heat, and keep warm.
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Combine the coleslaw and dressing. Cut hoagie rolls in half horizontally, and spoon 1/2 cup slaw over bottom halves of rolls. Top each with 1 fillet and tops of rolls.