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This week marked the end of an historic Buckingham landmark as demolition work finally began on the former Chandos Cinema building.
The building, which started to be bulldozed to the ground on Wednesday, is due to be replaced with a Sainsbury's Local convenience store by developer Buckingham Maine. Director Roger Ahmed said construction work on the new store will start as soon as the demolition is complete.
He said: "We're hoping it will be finished in four to five months, then we hand over to Sainsbury's to fit it out. I'm guessing within six months the store will be open."
Buckingham historian Ed Grimsdale said the Chandos Cinema opened in 1934.
He said: "I think it was only the fourth cinema in Britain to actually show a talkie. Perhaps because they had new equipment, they were ready for the new era. It was an improvement on the old cinema in the town hall, which had very little ventilation and in the interval they used to come out to spray people with scent.
"The curious thing with the Chandos Cinema is that in the original design it was suggested they put green tiles on the roof to blend into the countryside. I think it would have stuck out like a sore thumb."


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Early Andrew Bynum Return Resets Expectations for Center and Cleveland CavaliersOctober 31, 2013
Philadelphia 76ers fans, avert your eyes. Although I suppose you're probably all too busy celebrating the out-of-nowhere win over the Miami Heat to notice Andrew Bynum actually playing basketball.
After sitting out during his entire stint with the Sixers, the big man has returned. I can only assume that he spent the entire offseason watching Arnold Schwarzenegger say "I'll be back" to get himself psyched up for his Cleveland Cavaliers debut.
In the 98-94 victory over the Brooklyn Nets, Bynum stepped onto the court for regular-season action for the first time since his final game with the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2012 postseason. It's been that long.
Bynum taking part in the opening game of the season was a bit of a surprise, since his return date had yet to be confirmed. It wasn't shocking, but it also wasn't expected.
And now that he's back, it's time to redefine the expectations for the Cavaliers.
The Return
It's rare to get so hyped up about eight minutes without being on a roller coaster, watching an intense movie scene or doing something else that typically only lasts for such a short duration. In the NBA, we tend to get excited about roughly 30 minutes of action.
But Bynum defies the norm.
That's what happens after missing a complete 82-game season. Was Bynum ever a true member of the 76ers? Does a tree make noise if it falls in the woods?
The big man played eight minutes in the season-opening victory over the Nets, but he also redefined the expectations for the entire season by doing so. No longer do we have to wonder if he'll ever play basketball again, but instead, we can start watching as he eases his way back into a more prominent role.
In that brief spurt of action, Bynum shot 1-of-5 from the field, with his lone bucket coming on the tip in which you can see below. He also corralled three rebounds, dished out two assists and rejected two shots.
He was on the court for the closing minutes of the first quarter and the opening salvo of the second. During that time, the Nets shot only 4-of-14 from the field and turned the ball over three times. But even more telling is where the shots came from.
The Nets were hesitant to attack the basket while Bynum was patrolling the paint, and that bodes well for the rest of the season. As Sports Illustrated's Rob Mahoney wrote, "Even without operating at full speed, Bynum still ate up space on the interior and challenged shots effectively—both on the hopeless attempts of Reggie Evans and the more viable tries of Lopez."
Once Bynum is even more comfortable with A) his body, B) what Mike Brown is asking him to do and C) what his teammates are doing, he's going to be the stellar rim-protector that he was for the Lakers.
Don't make the mistake of looking at Bynum's line, seeing three points on 1-of-5 shooting and turn up your noise. That would be selling short the amount of impact that he made for the Cavs.
After the game was over, Dion Waiters spoke to the Associated Press via ESPN about Bynum, saying, "It's a big body out there blocking shots. He changed the game. He changed the momentum."
That momentum would't be stopped anytime soon.
More Depth in the Frontcourt
It's no secret that the Cavaliers are a rather injury-prone bunch.
Between Kyrie Irving, Anderson Varejao and Bynum, the Cavs can typically find enough DNPs to fill up an entire season. Hell, Bynum did that by himself last year.
Irving isn't particularly important here, though, as he isn't a part of the frontcourt. The burden rests on Bynum, Varejao, Tristan Thompson and Anthony Bennett to remain both healthy and effective, and every warm body is beneficial. It's in Cleveland's best interest to play those aforementioned guys over Tyler Zeller and Henry Sims whenever possible, and that can only happen when they're capable of suiting up.
Bynum's return to health—and the lineup—does more than just allow him to play. It gives Mike Brown the ability to rest Varejao for longer stretches of time, keeping him healthy for important games and the inevitable stretch run that's needed in order to make the postseason and advance past the first round.
Now that Thompson is a bona fide starter with top-tier upside, lineups that use both Bynum and Varejao should almost never be thrown out onto the court. Thompson dominated the Nets' front line with an efficient 18 points and nine rebounds, and that's no fluke. He's going to put up numbers like that all year long after switching his shooting hand in the offseason.
The emergence of the Texas product and the return of Bynum give the Cavaliers so many more options to work with, and that means that no one player has to spend more time on the court than he's capable of spending.
When discussing the merits of Bynum's impact, this is a simple reason. Sure. But don't let the simplicity take away from the importance.
Elite Upside
"We're a different team when he's out there."
That's what Mike Brown, referring to Bynum, told the media after his team began the season with a surprising 98-94 win over Brooklyn, according to Sean Deveney of the Sporting News.
With a healthy Bynum, the Cavaliers actually have a chance to become more of a defensive team. I've discussed Irving's improvements on the less glamorous end of the court in detail here, but the center can make an even bigger impact.
Basketball-Reference shows that the Cavs were one of the absolute worst point-stopping squads in 2012-13. They allowed 109.4 points per 100 possessions, a mark that left them beating only the New Orleans Hornets, Sacramento Kings and Charlotte Bobcats. Although the Hornets Pelicans are now playoff contenders in the Western Conference, that's not typically a group of teams you want to be associated with.
Now, let's take a look at Bynum's defensive impact over the course of his career:
Each and every year that he's spent in the NBA, Bynum has had a positive defensive impact. And you could already see signs of that during his opening performance with the Cavs.
While he was noticeably weak posting up the Brooklyn big men, he was still contesting shots through his sheer size, and he understood where to position himself on the court. Once he's more active and isn't content to stand around on the weak side, he'll be even more of an impact player.
So, what does this mean for Cleveland?
It's no secret that the Cavs have the makings of a potent offensive team.
They were a middling team last year, in terms of scoring, but the combined improvements of Irving, Dion Waiters and Thompson are only going to help, as are the additions of Jarrett Jack and Anthony Bennett.
With one game in the books, the team is scoring 104.5 points per 100 possessions per Basketball-Reference, which leaves them at No. 12 in the league. That's already a better mark than last year (small sample size warnings abound), and it's only going to get better. After all, Kyrie won't shoot just 4-of-16 from the field every night, and the team can reasonably be expected to top 41.7 percent.
Going into the season, no one had any idea what to expect from Bynum. There seemed to be an underlying expectation that he would eventually play, but a return date was completely unknown, which allowed his debut to function as a bit of a shocker.
And even still, Cleveland was considered a playoff team.
The Cavaliers were part of the mix that included the Atlanta Hawks, Detroit Pistons, Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors, all of whom were competing for the final two postseason berths in the Eastern Conference.
Now that Bynum is in the mix from the get-go, the Cavaliers are a different team.
They have more frontcourt depth, thus alleviating one of the huge concerns that shadowed them throughout the preseason. And, perhaps even more importantly, they have the ability to be a two-way team rather than an offensive powerhouse that hopes to avoid hemorrhaging too many points on a nightly basis.
If Bynum is a part of the rotation—even if he only plays 15 to 20 minutes per game throughout the regular season—the Cavaliers join the New York Knicks as non-elite teams in the East who can go ahead and pencil their names into the playoff picture. If he regains his Los Angeles Lakers form, the Cavaliers could even become true contenders and push past the two New York-based teams in the final standings.
But remember, even though Bynum has debuted and played basketball in an actual game for the first time in a full season, those are still big "ifs." In fact, they may be standing just over seven feet tall.

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Mikael Samuelsson scored a pair of long-range goals as the Florida Panthers reclaimed first place in the Southeast Division with a 4-2 home victory over the Washington Capitals on Wednesday.
Stephen Weiss and Shawn Matthias also tallied while Tomas Fleischmann recorded a pair of assists for Florida, which halted a three-game home losing streak and moved one point ahead of Washington for the division lead.
The Capitals fell to 0-1-1 on their three-game road trip as superstar Alex Ovechkin served the final game of his three-game suspension.
After a scoreless first period, Samuelsson gave the Panthers a 1-0 lead just 33 seconds into the middle session with a fluke goal.
The veteran threw the puck toward the net from along the right-wing boards in the neutral zone, and it banked off the left post and in for his fourth tally of the season and second in as many games.
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Although I have posted about kitchen organization before, I still have more to show you! Truth be told, I'll probably always be posting on kitchen organization, it seems that the kitchen is a living, breathing being in our house, ever changing, ever evolving. Just when everything is perfect you turn your back and you're back at square one, but once we have kids keeping the kitchen organized will be easier, right? haha just kidding.
We recently lined our pantry cupboard shelves (check it out here) and I thought it would be the perfect time to re-organize the pantry, seeing as it was already emptied out.
Seeing the contents of our pantry laid out brought out two feelings in me, one, it made me want to simplify, cut down on duplicates, and really just keep the basics on hand. And two, it made me feel grateful, we are very blessed and there is nothing like literally seeing it laid out in front of you to make you realize it. We are very lucky to have more food then we need, but not more food then we'll use (I think there is an important distinction there).
Lee is a big tea drinker, most people don't believe us but Lee is the tea drinker of the family, he even has a tea cup and saucer (although you didn't hear that from me). Mostly he drinks green tea but we also have a decent collection of tea bags for myself and for the days Lee's feeling a little crazy and has a peppermint tea instead. This tea bag organizer from ikea (linked here) is really handy, it's nice because you can see what you have and saves us from keeping a bunch of tiny half empty boxes of tea in the cupboard.
The bottom of the pantry stayed fairly similar. I grouped the baking goods together (flours, sugars etc…), and am still storing my serving platters on the shelves. The onions and potato's are still staying nice and cool in the same stop.
An old part of the kitchen becomes a new addition to the pantry. We've had these glass candy jars for a number of years now and somehow I always find a use for them. One is being used to hold protein powder (for Lee) and the other holds Granola (costco brand in case you were wondering, they make the best granola).I wanted to make sure that I stored both of these items in glass and not in plastic, one because I worry about plastic's leaching chemicals and two because the granola is fresh and does go bad so I wanted it to be easily accessible so that Lee would eat it all before it expired.
So, that's the newly organized pantry. It was a lot of work, there was a lot of trial and error, seeing if things will fit then finding out they don't and starting again! The the results are worth it for us! We love the green paper and all the extra space it feels like we have in the pantry now that it's organized and thoughtfully laid out.
Also, come take a look at our food poster we hung by our pantry to help us make better food choices. There is nothing like a sign telling you to eat better starring you in the face everytime you reach for a cookie!


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Travelers may be thankful this year for the $20 billion transportation bond passed Nov. 7, especially as they're sitting in gridlock on the way to Grandmother's house.
After turkey, the Thanksgiving holiday's most popular tradition is to celebrate it somewhere else, and this year is no exception, according to AAA of Northern California.
"For many people, it's the only time of year they get together with their family members," said AAA spokeswoman Cynthia Harris.
The auto club predicts that 4.7 million Californians will travel 50 miles or more, up 2.5 percent from 2005. Most of them, 3.8 million, will be driving. Some 680,000 will throng the state's airports, and the rest will take trains, buses or cruise ships.
And while gasoline prices have dropped from the $3-plus-per-gallon of a few months ago, they're now comparable to last Thanksgiving's prices, Harris said. Statewide, it was7 cents a gallon cheaper at $2.49 on Friday, but the difference was even less in the Bay Area, with the East Bay average a penny more than last year's $2.48.
"We're still paying a lot for gas, but regardless of that, we're still traveling," Harris said.
While the heavy holiday travel is to be expected, in the last few years, more air travelers have decided to take the entire week off, said Michael Brown, airport duty manager at San Francisco International Airport.
The airport estimated that about
107,000 passengers already flew off on Friday for their Thanksgiving holiday, making that day the airport's biggest travel day. Only 89,000 passengers were expected to come through the airport on Wednesday's eve of Thanksgiving, which has typically been the mother of all travel days.
Oakland International Airport is expecting to uphold that tradition, however, with more than 48,000 passengers coming and going on Wednesday, said airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes. Overall, the airport's expected 350,000 passengers for the week would be a
3 percent increase over last year's traffic.
"You see it in the terminals, you see it on AirBART (shuttle bus)," with families, couples and hordes of college students anxious to get home, Barnes said. "The shuttles are just bursting at the seams with people."
With that in mind, the airports are advising passengers to get to their terminals at least 90 minutes before their flight times, in case they have to wait in long security lines.
Speaking of security, the airports are also reminding travelers that this year they'll have to follow new guidelines for carry-on luggage. Any liquids or gels have to be kept in bottles of 3 ounces or less, as many as can fit into a clear quart-sized plastic Ziploc-type bag.
Contact Erik Nelson at firstname.lastname@example.com or at (510) 208-6410. Read his Capricious Commuter blog at http://www.ibabuzz.com/transportation.


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We're excited to announce many upgrades to the Valley Golf Course for the upcoming season. The upgrades include; tree clearing and removal, cart path upgrading, water feature restorations, bunker renovations, new garden features and select tee-deck leveling and resurfacing. Come and experience a Whole New Horseshoe!
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Got my laptop back. I have just discovered the world of modding the crap out of Morrowind. Say goodbye to society.
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The annual international competition is only open to college-level students involved in retail planning, design, visual merchandising, and branding programs.
The 2017 PAVE Design Challenge invites you to re-invent the experience of Chick-fil-A on a college campus.
The goal is to develop concepts that expand the platforms and expressions in which Chick-fil-A serves a college campus. Explore new ways of creating an experience that is more than just a transaction of food. Expectations include:
Prizes include grants to students and schools and winning students may even see their designs come to life. The competition is open to undergraduate students only.
Prizes Included:
First Place - $7,500
Second Place - $5,000
Third Place - $2,500
Honorable Mention - $1,000
*Winners will also receive a travel stipend to be honored at the 2017 PAVE Gala on December 6, 2017, in New York City
**Prizes awarded to teams of two will be split between both team members
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I've been told by many people that Chrome is a fantastic browser, better and faster than Firefox.
I searched the forum and found a few questions about it, but they are not that recent, so I decided to ask again. For those who use Chrome, is it compatible with WordPress? Will the dashboard, all the commands to build a post work the same way and be displayed the same?
The blog I need help with is bewitchingkitchen.com.


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LG - I thought the same thing. Their kids music is actually enjoyable (actually I enjoy all their music). But you know, my 2½ year old doesn't know the difference, so I'll keep listening. They're too fun.
LG - I thought the same thing. Their kids music is actually enjoyable (actually I enjoy all their music). But you know, my 2½ year old doesn't know the difference, so I'll keep listening. They're too fun.
WOW! Another set of twins on the way... Twins Galore!!
Reality is the beginning...not the end....Wallace Stevens
Most people probably don't remember Robert Hazard....anyone less than 40 probably never have heard of him in the first place.'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' Writer Dies
Originally posted 08/07/2008 01:30PM
Songwriter and musician Robert Hazard, who wrote the 1983 Cyndi Lauper hit "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," died Tuesday after a brief illness, his record label said in a statement. He was 59.
Hazard's widow Susan told The Philadelphia Inquirer that Hazard passed away unexpectedly after surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
The musician who led the Philadelphia band Robert Hazard and the Heroes in the 1980s released his last album, Troubadour, in October. And his iconic hit song made a comeback recently: Miley Cyrus covered the track on her new album, Breakout.
I always really liked his song, "Escalator of Life."
Jewel marries rodeo star boyfriend | www.tennessean.com | The Tennessean
Jewel marries rodeo star boyfriend
By BEVERLY KEEL • Celebrity columnist • August 8, 2008
Country singer Jewel married her boyfriend of a decade, rodeo star Ty Murray, in The Cove Atlantis in the Bahamas Thursday, 'People' reports.
"She wore a traditional wedding gown, while Ty wore his favorite blue jeans, white shirt and cowboy hat," Jewel's spokesperson told 'People.' "The couple is very happy and look forward to enjoying their honeymoon."
The pair, who never announced an engagement, live on a 2,200-acre ranch in Stephenville, Texas.
Murray can be seen in his wife's video, "I Do."
Sugarland founder files $1.5M lawsuit against band - Yahoo! News
Sugarland founder files $1.5M lawsuit against band
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ATLANTA - A founder of the country band Sugarland is suing the two current members of the popular group for $1.5 million.
According to a lawsuit filed late last month in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, Kristen Hall was to get a cut of the group's profits even after she left in 2005 for a solo career. The lawsuit says Hall, who founded the band in 2002, has an agreement with Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush to equally share profits and losses.
Hall says in the lawsuit that she has been excluded from the group's profits since she left.
Sugarland's publicist referred calls to the band's attorney, Gary Gilbert, who was unavailable for comment.
The band's album, "Love on the Inside," released last month, is No. 1 on Billboard music charts.
. I hope they are both happy. I'm glad she's going to put out a new record, and I'm glad he's retiring from bull riding. That's a tough life, being a rodeo cowboy.Originally Posted by Unklescott;3161145;
Live simply ~ Love generously~ Care deeply~ Speak kindly
Sarah McLachlan and hubby are going their separate ways.
McLachlan, Husband Split; Music Ensues
"...each affects the other, and the other affects the next, and the world is full of stories, but the stories are all one." - Mitch Albom, one helluva writer.
When you throw a rock into a pack of dogs, you know which one you hit by the one that yelps!
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Kanye West, Bodyguard Arrested At Los Angeles International Airport
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Kanye West and his bodyguard, Don Crowley, were arrested at LAX this morning, the LAX Police Department has confirmed to Access Hollywood, which was the first news outlet to break the news online today.
The incident took place at 7:51 AM this morning at the entrance to the security checkpoint for American Airlines at Terminal 4. The two were en route to Honolulu at the time.
According to an eyewitness on the scene who spoke with Access, the incident began when Kanye approached a camera that was being aimed at him by a photographer.
According to the gossip Web site TMZ.com, the paparazzo was attempting to photograph the rap star, when Kanye allegedly confronted the photographer, grabbing his camera (reportedly valued at over $10,000) and smashing it to the ground. Kanye then smashed another piece of the camera, possibly the flash, to the ground.
A TMZ videographer named Erik, who was also present, was attempting to videotape Kanye and the photographer, when Don (the bodyguard) grabbed TMZ's video camera. A struggle reportedly ensued between Don and Erik.
Airport security intervened and took Don and the photographer aside, and spoke to both of them, later releasing them both.
Kanye then approached the photographer again, getting "in his face," Access' witness said. A group of flight attendants also saw Kanye confront the photographer again, according to the witness.
According to TMZ, Kanye then tried to board his plane, but overheard police talking with Erik about whether or not he had filmed the incident.
Kanye reportedly then approached Erik demanding the tape, yelling, "Gimme that f****** videotape," which caused Erik's camera to smash to the ground (yes, this was the 2nd camera smashed to the ground)!
As the incident escalated, approximately eight LAX police officers apprehended Kanye, putting him in handcuffs, and took him and Don into custody, according to Access' witness.
According to Access' witness, LAX police did not detain either photographer. The witness also noted that due to the anniversary of 9-11, police presence at the airport appeared to be higher than normal.
Kanye and Don were taken to the LAPD Pacific Division where they were booked and charged with felony vandalism.
According to LAX Police, "Airport Police had initially received the call as also involving a potential battery. However, following initial investigation, it was determined that no battery occurred."
An LAX traffic cop told an Access producer on site that Kanye and his entourage will be returning to get on another American Airlines flight, after they're booked. The next direct flights departing LAX for Honolulu are at 3:20 PM and 6:40 PM.
When are they ever going to learn to not touch the paps?! They get into more trouble doing that and it makes the paps just want to follow them around more.
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Toronto actor Connor Jessup: from Hollywood to living on a Japanese rice farm, and back again
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Connor Jessup is possibly the most interesting 19-year-old in Hollywood — especially since he's not actually in Hollywood at the moment. Since wrapping production on season three of his alien invasion series, Falling Skies, the Toronto native has been on the road, most recently living on a rice farm in rural Japan, where he's working on more film projects to write, direct and produce.
We caught up with Jessup just before the Falling Skies third season finale on a rare few days in Los Angeles.
Life on the road
"I was in San Diego on the weekend, which was awesome, and I'm here until Thursday, then back to Japan," he says. "That's where I'm living right now. I'm living on a rice farm, a run-down rice farm, actually. This is my first real year without high school, so I decided to just do some travelling. So since February I've been on the road, and since May I've been in Japan.
Finding time to be a filmmaker
"One of the nicest things about being on a TV show that's relatively long-running is that you get six months of the year of hard work and then six months of the year of free time — well, not free time because you're still working and trying to get stuff or on a movie or something — but generally the other six months are less full of work," he says. "There's a couple of shorts that I'm working on and a feature. But I've been doing stuff like that since I was 14 or 15. Right now I'm in Japan writing something that takes place in Japan. It takes place basically right in the place where I'm writing, so all I have to do is look out the window, which is convenient."
Getting an early start
"When I was 15, there were these friends of mine who I admired who were recent grads of film school. They'd done some really great shorts and they were doing an indie, micro-budget feature so I helped produce it," he says. "This is pre-Kickstarter, and they were doing the fundraising. I kicked in, so I was an executive producer and I did every odd job on set. I was a grip, a boom operator, an assistant director. But the movie got into (the Toronto International Film Festival) and a whole bunch of other festivals, so that was kind of my first exposure to behind the scenes life. It's wonderful. It's really the best part of the business."
Season finale
Connor Jessup teases that the third season of Falling Skies, which wraps up Sunday evening, goes out with a bang for the city of Charleston. "It's sort of an image of what life was like before, and we're trying to maintain it, but it's more fragile than we thought," he says. "It kind of literally and metaphorically comes crumbling down. So we're thrown back out onto the road, back into the wild world. Just like in season two where we were dashing about from place to place, going on missions, we were kind of nomadic. Season three, we managed to stay in one place for the most part, but that gets shattered very quickly. It affects my character, Ben, in the same way that it affects everyone else in that it sucks."
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Michigan: Day 2
The second part of my recent Michigan trip took me to Midland to see the work of Alden B. Dow. I had a grand tour of town and his work with Craig McDonald of the Dow Home and Studio, but when I woke up on Saturday it was less clear what I'd do. Thanks to the power of ye olde Twitter, though, I was able to link up with the folk at Steelcase to get a wonderful tour of the Meyer May house in Grand Rapids. Steelcase did a major restoration of the 1908 Frank Lloyd Wright design in the late 80s and it is now in fine repair. Docent Don Dekker showed me around, and boy am I glad I made that two-hour morning drive from Midland to see the place. Have a look at the photos I took along the way.
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Check out the events of the previous episode. You are locked in the interrogation room with Mireille. Switch to the camcorder. Examine the evidence. Be sure to check your camcorder on the stand that serves for interrogation. You will learn from the PIN-code. Use it to open the door. Leave the girl out into the corridor.
In the main hall there are two passes. The door through which you led - leads back to that part of the complex, where you have been. In the story, there's nothing there, but if you do not open any boxes or not collected all the collectibles you can walk again.
And the story you have to climb the stairs and go through the door. You will find yourself in the library. Hope says that the librarian's office is on the third floor. You need it there!
Switch to the camera. Look around and pick up useful information. Nearby there is a step up. Go up there, then go after the guard. The guard stops at the shelves of books. You have to get past him and hide on the other side. We need to get behind him, because then he will return back. Click once to Hope in any case not to run. Look at the door to the office of librarian (if you press the menu stop time, then there will be an icon "Maintenance" - use it to highlight the next target). The door is closed. For the opening of its second version of the tool is required. You'll have to update it. The road to the update server is through the museum.
Continue on the balcony of the second floor, along the perimeter of the room. Collect the book on the table, pick up another one at the end of the balcony. Around the middle of the distance between these two books will open the door. Go through it. You find yourself in a hall with a staircase leading down. One guard at the bottom, and another - inside the hall. The door is closed near to the PIN-code. As long as you do not know it.
Go down the stairs when the way is clear. Just pay attention to the question mark in the menu stop time. Click on it. Cooper tells that here you can recover PIN-code from the librarian's office, but you need to correctly answer a few questions. Two incorrect answers and activated alarm. Do you need one? Not touch the computer alone!
Turn the camera to the right and you will see an open door. Go through it and find yourself in a recreation room with a device for charging the battery and the computer dealer information. To answer all the questions correctly, you need to walk through the museum artifacts and activate. Exhibits signed by a certain number. For example, the first question is: what color eyes the mother museum director? Exit this room and go to the right (not the stairs, in which you went down). Against the wall is a wagon. Go inside it and activate an exhibit with the number "5". You will hear it. It talks about the gray irons, which are put on the director. Their color eye color repeats director, which he inherited from his mother. It turns out, the color of the eyes of Director mother - gray.
Next will not be described, where is the exhibit and what to listen to, but you know the correct answers to all questions. Go back to your computer. On the first question, answer "gray", the second - "Paris", the third - "none of the above." Climb back upstairs, where there was code locked door. Hack it, because now you know the PIN-code of the office of the Supreme Overseer. Go through the open door.
Climb the stairs and go through the door to the balcony of the third floor. It is necessary to open the double doors nearby. You will find yourself in a room with seven statues. Among the statues there and Supreme Warden. So, it is activated only statue of Plato. He lived before our era. When you click in the pause mode all the statues, you will see the date of birth and death. The Supreme Overseer only the date of birth. If you have not guessed, the statue must be activated in chronological order.
The real-time order the girl to press buttons under the statues. The sequence of the statues will be: Charlemagne, Yataro Iwasaki, Theodore Vail, Vladimir Lenin, Eva Peron and Treglazov. This opens a secret passage from the side. Go there and find yourself in a room with the machine to update OMNI. Update your tool to version 2.0.
Return to the room with statues, is now free to break the door to the left and go to the principal's office. Soon will he. Listen to his conversation with his subordinates. Go back across the room with seven statues on the balcony of the third floor. Just as you are here and came.
On the balcony go right and broke down the door with an access level of "2". Go down the stairs on one tier below. Change the camera, in front of which will take place from the second level of the access door. Crack open the door and exit to the balcony of the second floor. Go left to the door leading to the librarian. Crack it and go. Watch the cut-scene. Librarian dead.
Watch the video and see the conversation librarians and Derringer. You'll learn about a secret room librarian. Collect useful objects nearby, and then go down through the door. ALWAYS take away the book Count of Monte Cristo, lying near the corpse Librarian (near the door).
Then go down to the ground floor, where he started at the library level. Go to the far side, where there are a few tables. Please note that the cabinet on the opposite side will be illuminated. To him it was better to find, first determine the double doors. Do you see? That is if you look at it and move to the left, you can find the same cabinet. Interact with the cabinet in real time. Hope put the book down and opened the Chamber of Secrets. Take off the table drawing.
Exit the room and answer the call Cooper. Cooper says that you need a 3D-printer, which is in the archives. To access the archives, go up to the balcony of the second floor, where there was a door leading to the Librarian. Go to the end of the balcony and go through the familiar door. You will find yourself on the landing. On the side is a door which can be opened using the fingerprint of the Director. They have already should be, because you have been examined and the principal's office. At the top of the door has a sign that says that for her are the archives.
Go through the door. Stop time and you'll see certain color lasers. Do you see a light blue strip coming out of the console on the wall? They should not be afraid. But if you step on a laser beam of a different color, the location is blocked. You have to go back to the console on the wall and click on it to re-run the puzzle.
In pause mode, you can see the wrenches of different colors. One or another color key disables certain rays. First disconnect the green beam. Go through the place where he was. Next, disconnect the orange ray. Go left. Do you see violet laser beams? Navigate through the camera, and disable it with the purple key. Go down the stairs nearby.
Find blue wrench and activate it. Climb back up and go down the hall next to the stairs down. At the end of the corridor could be seen even two chairs. Walk into the room with a strange device. Maybe this is the printer. Walk along the wire, move the camera in the other side of a closed door. Open the door and go down the girl. Find your device and interact with it. Go back to the printer and start printing in the mode of stopped time. You have to combine all the pieces to get the whole drawings. Even if something does not work, then rotate the pieces. Soon, in the upper left corner of the screen in addition to the word "reset" command will be "solved." It will skip the puzzle.
Next you need to be with that key to return to the director's office (the room with seven statues) and go through the door, which took director and Derrindzher. Find the elevator and enter it. Watch the cut-scene. In this walkthrough of the second episode of the game Republique Remastered is completed.


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Buncrana business owners who carried out a 'colossal' amount of work to their garden without getting planning permission have been ordered to cough up more than 2,000 euro in court costs.
At Buncrana Town Court , sitting on Tuesday, district Judge Paul Kelly heard how proprietors of James E Hegarty on the Main Street - Matthew and Stephen Gleeson – carried out work to the rear of the property without initially obtaining planning approval.
The court heard how the proceedings – which started back in 2008 when enforcement notices were served – had been brought before the court on 16 occasions.
Prosecturing solicitor Lisa Finnegan told Judge Kelly the owners had removed a fence and constructed a wall and timber fence over it.
Defence solicitor Ciaran MacLochlainn told Judge Kelly that his clients had intended putting a car park in and around the area but had to elevate the garden which was slopping, first.
He said a local architect had advised them that because of the 'levels and height' they did not require planning permission. He said it was only when Buncrana Town Council became involved in the matter the Gleeson brothers were told they needed planning permission – "contrary to the advice they were given" said Mr MacLochlainn.
He added: "When the matter first came before the court I had the intention of defending the case that they didn't require planning permission. But as the case went on it appeared to me that we did require planning permission despite the evidence of the architect who was in this court.
" My clients decided rather than contest the matter they would make an application for planning permission that would satisfy the objector and Buncrana Town Council. The application for retention was drawn up and my clients embarked on quite a substantial amount of work. "
He said in total they've spend 23,416 euro remedying the situation. He told Judge Kelly his clients have no previous convictions and 'not even so much as a parking ticket'.
But Judge Kelly said he failed to 'understand that anybody would come to the conclusion that works of that nature could not have required some form of approval or consent'.
Mr MacLochlainn said the objectors had built an extension on the back of the house, at the time, cut down trees and erected a window.
But Judge Kelly said: "My point is that the impact on the neighbour is colossal and the purpose of planning regulations is to give neighbours, and people affected by work, a voice.
"This is a very substantial amount of work I can see a certain amount of basis for the defendants belief that the work didn't require planning permission. I would have thought common sense would have indicated that works of that scale should certainly cause them to ask questions, The result is an enforcement action in 2008."
But Judge Kelly said he also accepted the defendants had put in a substantial amount of time and cost rectifying the situation but it was 'entirely their own actions in the first place and they brought it on themselves'.
Judge Kelly ordered the company, James E Hegarty, to pay a fine of 500 euro, four months to pay and ordered the company to pay costs of 2,000 euro plus VAT and fees which amounted to 2,500.96.


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The Hawks average ticket price for the NBA regular season has consistently been at a low price but over the past five seasons, the price has slowly increased. For the first time in six seasons, the price has reached over $50 for the 2016-2017 Atlanta Hawks season. The increase to an average ticket price of $57 is a growth of 63% from the 2015-2016 season price of $35. The biggest ticket price jump for Atlanta's NBA team was in 2013-2014 when the previous season was a decrease of 90%, the growing popularity of the team is attributed to the changing ticket price for Hawks' games.
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Here's who was shipped out of Atlanta – Jose Manuel Calderon, Mike Dunleavy, Dwight Howard, Tim Hardaway Jr., Ryan Kelly, Paul Millsap, Thabo Sefolosha and Kris Humphries. Good grief! Who stayed for the Hawks? In a nutshell, very little. Dennis Schroeder is probably the only bright spot on the "stay" list, and the Atlanta Hawks did add Marco Belinelli and Luke Babbitt who will provide some three-point fire-power. But this is a team with very little talent, and Coach Mike Budenholzer will have a serious re-building effort on his hands. Without a Top 15 player at any position, the Hawks are the worst team in the East on paper. The good news – some inexperienced players will get lots (and we do mean lots) of playing time. On the offensive end, Schroeder will be tasked to shoulder the burden. Problem is the guy only averaged 14 per game. He is capable of more, but how much more is the real question. There will be nobody to take the attention off him, so look for double-teams if he happens to heat up. A season to miss, Hawks fans. Take solace in the Falcons. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Atlanta Hawks at Philips Arena or supporting the Hawks on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017-2018 Atlanta Hawks tickets, including home and away games.
The Hawks play their home games at Philips Arena, located in Atlanta, Georgia. When filled to capacity, Philips Arena holds nearly 19,000 screaming Hawks fans. While at the game, check out the Philips Experience—where you can surf the web, watch breaking news, or try out for the next dunk contest on a miniature hoop. The Atlanta Hawks home bench at Philips Arena is behind section 116. Philips Arena parking information is covered in our Hawks event guide.
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A rivalry that has stretched over five decades that includes 350 regular season games and another 60+ playoff matchups. Always hostile and intense, this rivalry is one of the oldest in the NBA. The rivalry dates back to when Atlanta played in St. Louis and the two organizations met in the NBA finals 4 times in a five-year stretch.
Geographically close and rivals in other sports, it is only natural for these two teams to not get along. Both teams usually play with a higher intensity level when they meet and bragging rights for the fan bases is always on the line. The two franchises have met over 35 times and this rivalry will only increase in the upcoming years.
A rivalry that heightened in the late 1980s with a playoff matchup, these two teams have faced each other over 190 times during their history. With multiple meetings in the playoffs, a number that will only increase in the years to come, the Hawks and Pacers often meet when the intensity level is at its highest. As both teams improve on the court, this rivalry will only get better.
A member of the NBA since 1949, the Hawks have been a consistent performer in the league for over 50 years. The highlight of the organization came in the late 1950s and early 1960s as they dominated the NBA which resulted in an NBA championship in 1958. With multiple conference championships and division titles, the Hawks will only add to that number in the upcoming years.
Doors open approximately 1 hour before game time at Philips Arena. The Hawks play an exciting up-tempo style of basketball. This energy starts early and Philips Arena is one of the most comfortable arenas in the NBA, making it well worth it to arrive to the game early.
The Varsity Downtown is the perfect place to eat before any sporting event in Atlanta. It has been serving Atlanta's sports fans since 1928 and is as much about the experience as it is the food. Another great option is the food court at CNN Center. There are a number of great dining options inside, but we recommend trying Dantanna's or McCormick & Schmick's. If you are looking for something a little trendier try Lunacy Black Market. Lunacy is comfortable, has a very reasonably priced menu, and is truly a unique dining experience. Other good places that are close are Stats and The Flying Biscuit Café.
Directly across the street from Philips is the Centennial Garage. Centennial is the closest and easiest place to park for a Hawks game. It usually costs between $10 and $20 to park at Centennial or the Philips Arena Lot just down the road. There are other parking options on the east side of Centennial Olympic Park Drive. Marta offers a public transportation option and has a few stations within walking distance of the arena.
Children over 24 months old require a ticket to enter the game. Don't forget to bring proof of your child's age to the gate to avoid any last minute hassles.
The Atlanta Hawks came into the 2015-2016 season with high expectations after a 60-win season in 2014, but this season they finished the season 12 games short with a 48-34 record. The Hawks were able to get to the playoffs where they beat the Celtics in the first round but in the next round they were stopped by the Cavaliers. As Atlanta enters the 2016 season, they have lost 40 percent of their starting line-up with the departure of Al Horford and Jeff Teague. Dwight Howard has been brought in from Orlando and Dennis Schroder as a first round draft pick to fill the empty spots on the Hawks' team. A lot of expectation has been put on Schroder to join Atlanta Hawks' veteran players, Kent Bazemore and Paul Milsap, and guide the team to another playoff spot.
The Atlanta Hawks defied all expectations a season ago, winning 60 games, earning the #1 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs, and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals. Mike Budenholzer earned coach of the year honors, and the Hawks were one of the stories of the season. In most aspects the season was a resounding success for the Hawks, but with that have come increased expectations heading into 2015, as the Atlanta Hawks look to rebound from a 0-4 series sweep at the hands of the Cleveland Cavaliers. The 2015 Atlanta Hawks will feature a roster with many of the same faces as a year ago, with stars Al Horford, Kyle Korver, and Paul Millsap returning. But Atlanta will have to find replacement for the defensive prowess of DeMarre Carroll who left the Hawks in free agency. The acquisition of Thiago Splitter adds a team minded big man, who has experience winning titles. But will the Atlanta Hawks have enough to overcome the Cavaliers, and healthy Bulls and Heat teams looking to bring the NBA Championship back to the East? Only time will tell.
Even though the Atlanta Hawks finished the 2013-2014 NBA season below .500, the Hawks still had a successful year. Atlanta was the 8th seed in the Eastern Conference and surprised many by taking the number 1 seeded Indiana Pacers to 7 games. This success should give the Atlanta Hawks confidence going into the Hawks 2014-15 schedule. Atlanta will have to compete this season without guard Lou Williams, who is now with the Toronto Raptors. But key additions of Thabo Sefolosha and extremely talented rookie Adreian Payne have the Hawks primed to take the next step in the Eastern Conference. The Atlanta Hawks will once again turn to Al Horford to lead the charge, but he will have help from veterans Elton Brand, and sharpshooting Kyle Korver. Look for the Atlanta Hawks to be one of the toughest teams in the East and for them to be greatly improved on the defensive end of the court.
While the Hawks bowed out of the playoffs in the first round, they did win 44 games and claim a #6 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. GM Danny Ferry is building on that, but at the same time has allowed players to sign with other teams in business decisions he think will help both in the short and long term. They've added Elton Brand, Jared Cunningham, Royal Ivey and Paul Millsap in an attempt to bridge the gap left by Zaza Pachulia and Josh Smith. Long-time Spurs assistant Mike Budenholzer was brought it to be the new head coach to see if they can make 2013-14 a memorable season. Atlanta opens the season at Philips Arena on Nov. 1 against the Raptors before heading to L.A. for a game with Kobe and the Lakers two days later. Other key home games will be vs. New York on Nov. 16, vs. Indiana on Jan. 8 and vs. Lebron and the Heat on Jan. 20.
The Atlanta Hawks were one of the better teams in the Eastern Conference throughout the 2011-12 season, finishing with a 40-26 record and making the postseason for the fifth year in a row. Even when the Hawks pushed the Boston Celtics to a sixth game in their first round series, the front office saw that changes had to be made and the current roster needed an infusion of youth and talent on both sides of the court. Under the watch of new general manager Danny Ferry, the Hawks went through an extensive reformation period during the offseason that saw them purge large contracts and lay a solid foundation for the future. The Hawks' biggest move of the offseason was undoubtedly the trade of Joe Johnson, a cornerstone player for the franchise with a huge contract that was sent to Brooklyn and landed forward Anthony Morrow. The team also traded Marvin Williams for point guard Devin Harris, a move that should solidify the point guard position. The Hawks also picked up forward Kyle Korver and shooting guard Lou Williams, both moves which should improve the team's bench strength. In the draft, the Hawks landed shooting guard John Jenkins from Vanderbilt, which should solidify the team's scoring attack and can replace some of the production lost by the trade of Joe Johnson. Finally, the team picked up forward Mike Scott from Virginia, who should solidify the depth at the position. Looking ahead to the upcoming season, the Hawks will need to stay healthy underneath the basket where they have a fearsome duo of centers in Al Horford and Zaza Pachulia. Korver and Morrow are expected to see plenty of time at the small forward spot, while the power forward position is very strong with Joe Smith and Anthony Tolliver. Perhaps the biggest change comes at guard with Devin Harris expected to team with point guard Jeff Teague to become a very formidable tandem. With all of the moves the Hawks made in the offseason, it's hard for fans to say that they've improved considerably, but can take solace in the fact that the team may have taken a step backward to take a huge step forward. By ridding itself of bad contracts and getting younger and faster on offense and defense, the Hawks have all the makings of an up-and-coming team that could eventually become a major contender.
The Atlanta Hawks have been one of the up-and-coming teams in the NBA over the last several seasons, and they took another step forward last year after advancing to the second round of the playoffs. The Hawks return much of their starting talent from a year ago, and with a new coach at the helm, they are poised to recreate some of that same success. Atlanta has a solid starting five anchored by shooting guard Joe Johnson. Johnson averaged more than 21 points a game last season, and is surrounded by a talented supporting cast. Point guard Mike Bibby, center Al Horford and forward Josh Smith have all proven themselves as reliable players. Smith will likely anchor the defense, as he led the team with 2.1 blocks a game last season. A lot will be expected from Horford as well. The 6-foot-10 center averaged 9.9 rebounds and 14.2 points a game, and has the ability to dominate the paint. The Hawks are one of the youngest teams in the NBA, but they certainly have a great deal of potential. It would not be surprising to see them be among the leaders of the Eastern Conference come playoff time.
The Atlanta Hawks head into the 2009-2010 NBA season hoping to once again make the playoffs. The Hawks return plenty of talent and will be led by Mike Bibby, Joe Johnson and Josh Smith. If those three and Head Coach Mike Woodson get Atlanta headed in the right direction, then look out for the Hawks to make some noise in the Eastern Conference.
The Atlanta Hawks will be looking for the postseason again this season, after falling in seven games to the Celtics last year. Look for Al Horford, Acie Law and Mike Bibby to step it up a notch to put the Hawks in playoff range. Seeing an Atlanta Hawks game at Philips arena with its unconventional layout and modern amenities is a unique experience, and provides a great vantage point from which to watch this Atlanta Hawks team grow.
The Atlanta Hawks have locked in the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference and will go to the quarterfinals against the Washington Wizards. The Hawks vs Wizards matchup will come to Atlanta for the game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals; the average ticket price is currently at $46 while the ticket low is $24.
The Hawks dropped three spots in the NBA Power Rankings after a seven-game losing streak. Their last game was an unexpected loss against the Nets who are in last place in the East. The Atlanta Hawks will have three games this week to come back from their losing streak as they play the Suns at home and the Sixers and Bulls on the road. The Hawks vs Suns matchup in Atlanta has an average ticket price of $33.
The NBA Power Rankings brought up the Hawks this week to spots to No. 12 with wins against the Nuggets and Trail Blazers. The Atlanta Hawks still have a shot at the conference semis with 14 games left in the regular season. The Hawks will host the Heat Friday night at the Philips Arena; tickets for the game have an average price of $60 and a ticket low of $33.
Last week, the No. 10 Hawks defeated the No. 4 Rockets with a 5-point lead and then went on to play the Magic where they dominated the game winning by 27 points. The Atlanta Hawks still saw a drop in the power rankings going from 13th to 15th. The Hawks schedule for this week has them playing two home games against the Jazz and Nuggets. Both games have an average ticket price in the $30 range for seats at the Philips Arena.
The Hawks last game was against the Bulls and they had a comeback win after a ten-point deficit with 3 minutes left in the game. With 3-pointers from Tim Mardaway Jr, Paul Millsap and Dennis Schroder the Hawks closed the gap and won the game with a final score of 119-114. The Hawks have a home game tonight against the Wizards for their last game of the week. Tickets for the game can be bought for a low price of $15.
The Atlanta Hawks are in their second six-game winning streak and maintained their No 12 spot in the NBA power rankings. Last week saw changes to the Hawks team with the Korver trade who is now going to the Cavaliers. For the trade, Atlanta acquired Mike Dunleavy, Mo Williams and a protected first-round pick in 2019. This week will see the Hawks travel to Brooklyn to play the Nets on Tuesday and then return home to host the Celtics on Friday. The matchup of Hawks vs Celtics has an average ticket price of $70.
The Atlanta Hawks had a huge win against the Spurs, winning the close game with a final score of 114-112. After an 11-game losing streak against the Spurs, the Hawks were finally able to break it with their best win of the season with Paul Millsap and Tim Hardaway Jr. Both players scored 61 points between them and played a great offensive game. With a current 3-game winning streak the Hawks will be working to keep it going when they play the Magic, Pelicans and Mavericks this week.
The Hawks were able to break their 7-game losing streak last week when they played against the Bucks and Magic. With the return of Paul Millsap from after he sat out of three games, he provided the team with a high standard of playing. The Atlanta Hawks will have two home games this week against the Magic and Hornets, but in-between will travel to Toronto to play the Raptors.
The Hawks had a strong start to the NBA regular season with a 9-2 record but the losses are starting to catch up with them with their current 10-7 regular season record. The Atlanta Hawks currently are on a losing streak with 4 consecutive losses. The Hawks are hoping to turn this around when they play the Pistons at home and then travel to Toronto to compete against the Raptors for the last games of the week. Average ticket prices for the home game against the Pistons are currently at $40.
The Atlanta Hawks had a great week of games last week, moving up three spots in the rankings from No. 8 to No. 5 and beating the undefeated Cavs on Tuesday. This was the first win for the Hawks over the last 12 matchups against the Cavaliers. Currently, the Hawks are on a 4-game winning streak as they come up on the next week of games against the Heat, Bucks, Hornets and Knicks. The only game played in Atlanta for the week will be on Wednesday against the Bucks; the game has an average ticket price of #30.


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"The Smokey Wambas" are a 5-piece punk/emo/post-hardcore band based in Holyoke, Massachusetts. They have released one 5-song EP entitled ""''those never found.."''", which is currently available, and are in the process of recording a full-length album.
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*Aaron Borucki: Bass/Vocals
*Jimmy Lindley: Keyboards
Borucki, Broussard, and Vieu formed the original lineup of the group, along with the original drummer, Paul. The latter's inconsistent behavior and lack of commitment cut his time in the band.
The three remaining founding members of the band played a show with Crouse, debuting new material, and following months led to Mike Martin taking over lead vocal duties. The new lineup was exhibited in a Battle of the Bands, and solidified after a positive reaction from the crowd.
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Dermatitis simply means skin inflammation. It caused by direct contact with an irritating substance. It is more common in men than women and the peak age of onset is at 55-65 years of age. Perioral dermatitis may be a form of the skin disorder rosacea, adult acne or seborrheic dermatitis, involving the skin around the mouth or nose. Common chemical irritants include detergents, soaps, chlorine, some synthetic fibers, nail polish remover, antiperspirants, and formaldehyde (found in permanent-press fabrics, polishes, artificial-fingernail adhesive, particle board, and foam insulation). Wearing rubber gloves, unwashed new clothes, or plated jewelry can also cause contact dermatitis. Many types of dermatitis. Contact dermatitis typically causes the skin to develop a pink or red rash. Pinpointing the exact cause of contact dermatitis can be difficult. Among plants, the leading culprits are poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac, although contact with certain flowers, herbs, fruits, and vegetables irritate some people. Nummular dermatitis consists of distinctive coin-shaped red patches that are most commonly seen on the legs, hands, arms and torso.
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3265 Lexington Avenue
Clovis, CA 93619
Beds: 4
Baths: 3
Sq. Ft.: 3,033
Type: Single Family Home
Listing #497138
Former model home by Century Communities. Located on a cul-de-sac street, this beautiful 2 story home offers 2 family rooms, a seperate nook and formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, loft upstairs, 3 baths, and 4 car garage with fully insulated, textured, and painted garage walls. Garage floors also feature epoxy finish. Solar system is included and not on a lease program. Backyard features custom yard design with extended concrete patio. All wall art mounted on walls, window coverings currently installed, refrigerator, washer and dryer also included! Must see. Stop by and view this home before it's gone.
Property Features
Location Information
County: Fresno
MLS Area: 619
Cross Street: Owens Mtn/Kenosha
Directions: From Shepherd/DeWolf: Proceed S. on DeWolf until you reach Owens Mtn. Pkwy. Turn right and proceed to Kenosha Ave. Turn right on Kenosha, immediate right on Twinberry, and immediate left onto Lexington where models are located.
Interior Features
Additional Rooms: Loft
Dining Room Description: Formal
Kitchen Description: Built In Range/Oven, Gas Appliances, Disposal, Dishwasher, Microwave, Breakfast Bar, Pantry, Refrigerator
Has Fireplace: yes
Number of Fireplaces: 1
Fireplace Description: Gas Insert
Heating / Cooling: Central Heat & Cool
Laundry: Inside, On Upper Level, Gas Hook Up
Has Basement: No
Exterior Features
Stories: Two
Exterior: Stucco, Stone
Roof: Tile
Water / Sewer: Public Water, Public Sewer
Gas And Electric: Public Utilities
Parking Description: Auto Opener
Garage Spaces: 4
Yard: Sprinklers Front, Sprinklers Back, Sprinklers Auto
Patio / Deck Description: Covered, Concrete
Has a Pool: No
Has Golf Course: No
Site Description: Cul De Sac
Lot Size in Acres: 0.2
Lot Size in Sq. Ft.: 8, 750
Is One Story: No
School District: Clovis Unified
Grade School: Dry Creek
Jr. High School: Alta Sierra
High School: Buchanan
Additional Information
Property Type: SFR
Property SubType: Single Family Residence
Year Built: 2015
Is an REO: No
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Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica
Page: 19The same scholar has traced all the MSS. back to a common parent from which three main families are derived (M had a separate descent and is not included in any family):—
x1 = E,T x2 = L,{Pi},(and more remotely) At,D,S,H,J,K. y = E,L,{Pi},T (marginal readings). p = A,B,C,{Gamma},G,L2,L3,N,O,P,Q,R1,R2,V,Mon.
Editions of the Homeric Hymns, & c.:—
Demetrius Chalcondyles, Florence, 1488 (with the "Epigrams" and the "Battle of the Frogs and Mice" in the "ed. pr." of Homer). Aldine Edition, Venice, 1504. Juntine Edition, 1537. Stephanus, Paris, 1566 and 1588. More modern editions or critical works of value are: Martin (Variarum Lectionum libb. iv), Paris, 1605. Barnes, Cambridge, 1711. Ruhnken, Leyden, 1782 (Epist. Crit. and "Hymn to Demeter"). Ilgen, Halle, 1796 (with "Epigrams" and the "Battle of the Frogs and Mice"). Matthiae, Leipzig, 1806 (with the "Battle of the Frogs and Mice"). Hermann, Berling, 1806 (with "Epigrams"). Franke, Leipzig, 1828 (with "Epigrams" and the "Battle of the Frogs and Mice"). Dindorff (Didot edition), Paris, 1837. Baumeister ("Battle of the Frogs and Mice"), Gottingen, 1852. Baumeister ("Hymns"), Leipzig, 1860. Gemoll, Leipzig, 1886. Goodwin, Oxford, 1893. Ludwich ("Battle of the Frogs and Mice"), 1896. Allen and Sikes, London, 1904. Allen (Homeri Opera v), Oxford, 1912.
Of these editions that of Messrs Allen and Sikes is by far the best: not only is the text purged of the load of conjectures for which the frequent obscurities of the Hymns offer a special opening, but the Introduction and the Notes throughout are of the highest value. For a full discussion of the MSS. and textual problems, reference must be made to this edition, as also to Dr. T.W. Allen's series of articles in the "Journal of Hellenic Studies" vols. xv ff. Among translations those of J. Edgar (Edinburgh), 1891) and of Andrew Lang (London, 1899) may be mentioned.
The Epic Cycle:—
The fragments of the Epic Cycle, being drawn from a variety of authors, no list of MSS. can be given. The following collections and editions may be mentioned:—
Muller, Leipzig, 1829. Dindorff (Didot edition of Homer), Paris, 1837-56. Kinkel (Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta i), Leipzig, 1877. Allen (Homeri Opera v), Oxford, 1912.
The fullest discussion of the problems and fragments of the epic cycle is F.G. Welcker's "der epische Cyclus" (Bonn, vol. i, 1835: vol. ii, 1849: vol. i, 2nd edition, 1865). The Appendix to Monro's "Homer's Odyssey" xii-xxiv (pp. 340 ff.) deals with the Cyclic poets in relation to Homer, and a clear and reasonable discussion of the subject is to be found in Croiset's "Hist. de la Litterature Grecque", vol. i.
On Hesiod, the Hesiodic poems and the problems which these offer see Rzach's most important article "Hesiodos" in Pauly-Wissowa, "Real-Encyclopadie" xv (1912).
A discussion of the evidence for the date of Hesiod is to be found in "Journ. Hell. Stud." xxxv, 85 ff. (T.W. Allen).
Of translations of Hesiod the following may be noticed:—"The Georgicks of Hesiod", by George Chapman, London, 1618; "The Works of Hesiod translated from the Greek", by Thomas Coocke, London, 1728; "The Remains of Hesiod translated from the Greek into English Verse", by Charles Abraham Elton; "The Works of Hesiod, Callimachus, and Theognis", by the Rev. J. Banks, M.A.; "Hesiod", by Prof. James Mair, Oxford, 1908 1203.


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INDIANAPOLIS - Local driver Ed Carpenter has made himself at home on the Indianapolis 500 pole.
The last of nine qualifiers to take the track, Carpenter bumped James Hinchcliffe from the top spot, posting a four-lap average of 231.067 mph to win the 500 pole for the second straight year.
"I felt that it was harder," Hinchcliffe said. "It was just a different position because when I made my run last year, we didn't really have anything to lose. This year, being the last guy to go out, I think there was a little bit of pressure to not mess it up."
He didn't mess it up, not at all.
Carpenter's No. 20 Chevrolet was the car to beat all weekend, and the hometown favorite showed no signs of rust in his first IndyCar Series race of the season. He owns Ed Carpenter Racing and decided in November to run only on ovals, where he excels. He turned his car over to Mike Conway on road and street courses, and skipped the first four races of the season.
He knew he had the pole secured when he nailed the final two corners on the last lap.
"I could really just kind of enjoy it knowing that we were going to be on the pole for the second year," he said.
Golf: Regions Tradition
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Kenny Perry won his third Champions Tour major in the past year with a one-stroke victory over Mark Calcavecchia on Sunday in the Regions Tradition.
Perry closed with an even-par 72 at Shoal Creek to finish at 7-under 281, while other contenders had up-and-down days and John Cook lost the lead with a double hit.
Perry bogeyed No. 15 but retook the lead with a birdie on the next hole and lined up an easy par putt on the closing hole.
Calcavecchia finished with a 70. Two-time winner Tom Lehman closed with a 67 to tie Jay Haas at 5 under. Haas closed with a 71. Cook's closing 72 put him three strokes back.
Perry got his sixth victory and became the second player to win in three consecutive Champions Tour major starts, joining Gary Player, who did it in 1987-88.
Perry won the Senior Players Championship and U.S. Senior Open in consecutive tour starts last year, then skipped the Senior British Open.
It was the highest score for a Tradition winner.
Golf: Spanish Open
GIRONA, Spain - Miguel Angel Jimenez won the Spanish Open on Sunday after a three-way playoff to become the European Tour's first winner over the age of 50.
Jimenez extended his own record as the oldest European Tour winner at 50 years and 133 days old.
"There is no secret," Jimenez said. "Good food, good wine, good cigars and some exercise."
Jimenez beat Thomas Pieters of Belgium and Australia's Richard Green in a playoff after he was the only one to make par on the first extra hole. All three players finished on 4-under 284.
Tennis: Internazionali BNL d'Italia
ROME - Novak Djokovic extended his recent dominance over Rafael Nadal by rallying for a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory Sunday to win the Italian Open for the third time - then dedicated the title to his flood-hit native Serbia.
Having also been beaten in Monte Carlo and Barcelona recently, it marked the first time in a decade that the top-ranked Nadal has lost more than two matches on clay in the same year.
In the women's final, Serena Williams kept the crowd from being a factor in a 6-3, 6-0 victory over 10th-seeded home favorite Sara Errani to win her third Rome title.
Errani was bidding to become the first Italian to win the tournament in nearly 30 years but the top-ranked Williams quickly took control in both sets and Errani appeared slowed by a left thigh problem.


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Class 3A, 5A track athletes head to state
Published 9:10 pm, Monday, April 29, 2013
The West Orange-Stark boys track and field team won the Class 3A Region III track and field meet, which concluded Monday at Turner Stadium in Humble. The Mustangs also advanced their 400-and 800-meter relays to the 3A state meet on May 11.
WO-S finished with 83 points, which was 23 points better than second-place Coldspring. The 400 relay, which consisted of Maurice Morris, Chris James, ThoMarcus Fontonot and Colin Janice, finished first with a time of 41.67. The Mustangs' 800 relay of Morris, James, Jarodd Ross and Janice won with a time of 1:26.49.
The 5A Region III meet also concluded Monday in Humble as Port Arthur Memorial's Jammil Peeples finished first in two events, winning the 300 hurdles in 37.54 and winning the long jump with a mark of 23 feet, two inches.
The top two finishers from each event advanced to the state meet. And WO-S' Will Johnson finished second in the 300 hurdles in 40.23 while his teammate, Ra'Shon McDonald, finished second in the 400 run with a time of 49.70. Jasper's Josh Thomas advanced to the state meet with a second-place finish in the 110 hurdles with a time of 14.74.
Four local 3A girls are headed to the state meet, including Silsbee's Anshawnique Morrisey, who is making a return trip to Austin. She finished first at the regional meet in the discus throw with a mark of 120 feet, one inch. She finished sixth at state last year as a junior.
Bridge City girls pole vaulter Kati Thornton finished second with a vault of 10 feet, nine inches. And the Lady Cardinals also advanced sophomore Alexus Henry to the state meet as she finished second in the high jump at 5-foot-6. Hamshire-Fannett's Becca DeLord finished second in the girls 800 with a time of 2:22.62.
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UK unveils new labelling responsibilities
The move follows the UK Government's announcement in July that a raft of functions carried out by the food watchdog would be switched to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Department of Health (DOH).
While Defra took up its new role from 1 September, responsibility for nutrition labelling will shift to the DOH "at a later date", said a FSA statement.
The devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are considering whether they want to makechange to the new food labelling and composition policy regime. In the meantime, the FSA will keep functions that are transferring in England for these three countries.
New responsibilities
Food Standards Agency
The FSA will retain responsibility for food safety aspects of labelling. This will cover:
- scientific advice on the food safety aspects of date marking
- assessment and labelling of ingredients/foods with food safety implications (e.g. allergens, glycols, high caffeine, high glycyrrhizinic acid)
- food safety aspects of organic food and of foods controlled by compositional standards
- treatments and conditions of use with food safety implications (e.g. quick frozen foods, raw drinking milk and pasteurisation, food contact materials)
- GM and novel foods (including use of nanotechnology)
- EU General Food Law regulation, including traceability of food
- Codex Committees on Food Hygiene, Methods of Analysis and Sampling, Food Additives, Contaminants in Foods
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Defra will continue to cover its current labelling responsibilities, such as welfare, marketing standards and eco labelling. It will also now deal with labelling where this does not relate to food safety or nutrition. This includes:
- general lead on food labelling legislation and relevant EU negotiations
- lead on the EU Food Information proposal
- country of origin labelling
- food composition standards and labelling such as fruit juice and fruit nectars, jams and bottled water
- technical advice on compositional standards for food without specific legislation, such as soft drinks and cereal products
- fish labelling
- use of marketing terms e.g. natural, fresh, clear labelling, vegan and vegetarian labelling
- food authenticity programme
- Codex Committees for: Food Labelling, Processed Fruits and Vegetables, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Fats and Oils, Fish and Fishery Products, Europe, General Principles
- lead on Codex Alimentarius Commission, General Principles and Coordinating Committee for Europe
Department of Health
DOH will cover nutritional labelling policy (and relevant EU negotiations).This will include:
- nutrition related aspects of the EU food information regulation
- front of pack labelling
- food for particular nutritional uses (PARNUTS)
- infant formula and follow on formula
- health and nutrition claims
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Dru Dodd, from Warkworth, went out to photograph the possible aurora and decided upon Dunstanburgh as it's one of the darkest points on the Northumberland coast.
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This photograph depicts one hour in time. As the Earth rotates about its axis, the stars track across the sky. Polaris, our North Star, doesn't move as this is the point of rotation.
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>>why you even need hbase to store logs So that all the useful information in the logs can be sliced & diced anyway we want quickly without the need for sequential search. Isn't indexed search faster than sequential? Isn't that why HBase (and BigTable for that matter) was created in the first place? >>you will not only have to deal with many tables This was pointed out in the 'Cons' section. We understand that but deleting data older than 60 days is very easy. Just need to delete those tables. >>... when data changes is going to be unnecessarily complex. Once created, data will NOT change. The data is from logs from previous days. It's historical data. >>if you have different tables for different days, it will get cumbersome to search.. When user needs data across multiple dates, we can either get data sequentially for each day for small queries OR for long running queries get data by running queries in parallel for each day & then combining results for all days. Keeping HBase Regions separate for each day does provide some performance benefits - we think. This is where we need help from the community. >>so if you can give more details on what you want to do with the stored data Hmm. The 2nd question is more about understanding the pros & cons of using 'String' Vs 'Custom Class' for Row Keys. Thanks. On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 10:48 PM, T Vinod Gupta <firstname.lastname@example.com>wrote: > before even getting into schema design, im curious to know why you even > need hbase to store logs? > > coming to the options below, option 1 sounds very naive and > unsophisticated.. you will not only have to deal with many tables but the > processing around the times when date changes is going to be unnecessarily > complex. besides, most common use of logs is to search for stuff. if you > have different tables for different days, it will get cumbersome to > search.. > > regarding the right schema, it all depends on your use case. so if you can > give more details on what you want to do with the stored data, that helps. > the row key, column family and column name structure depends on what is > your access pattern (both reads and writes) and sorting requirements. > > thanks > > On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 10:24 PM, Something Something < > firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > > Trying to design a HBase schema for a log processing application. We > will > > get new logs every day. > > > > 1) We are thinking we will keep data for each day in separate tables. > The > > table names would be something like XYZ-2012-02-26 etc. There will be > at > > most 4 tables for each day. > > > > Pros: > > Other processes that are processing old data are not affected while data > is > > getting ready for each day. > > It's easier to delete old data that's no longer needed. Just delete the > > tables. > > > > Cons: > > Lots of tables to deal with. > > Any other?? > > > > (Other option is, of course, to create a Table with dates and other > tables > > will have keys that contain date - at the end of the row key). > > > > > > 2) We are thinking the RowKeys will be in String format with a separator > > character e.g. ordernum*itemnum. The keys will only contain IDs & these > > IDs will be small, probably 6 digits each. > > > > Pros: > > It's easier to look/search for data using HBase Shell. > > Very easy to implement. > > > > Cons: > > As pointed out here (http://hbase.apache.org/book/rowkey.design.html), > > Strings need nearly 3x the bytes. > > > > (Other option is to create a separate Classes for compound row keys. Is > it > > worth the effort?) > > > > > > Is there a general consensus regarding these issues? Thanks in advance > for > > your help. > > >
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