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Flu shot clinics start today in Summit County schools
High Country Healthcare will host flu shot clinics in Summit County schools to make immunization of students, their families and the community easier, while raising funds for parent-teacher associations in Summit. High Country Healthcare will donate five dollars from each vaccination to the PTA associated with each school.
While clients can schedule regular appointments at High Country Healthcare locations in Breckenridge, Frisco or Silverthorne for a flu shot, the school-based locations, dates and times are:
Today: 4-5:30 p.m., Summit Cove Elementary
Wednesday: 4-5:30 p.m., Breckenridge Elementary
Oct. 1: 3-4:30 p.m., Frisco Elementary
Oct. 2: 2:30-3:30 p.m., The Peak School
Oct. 3: 3-5 p.m., Summit Middle School
Oct. 10: 3-5 p.m., Summit High School
Oct. 16: 4-5:30 p.m., Silverthorne Elementary
(Summit schools not listed are currently working on reviewing their schedules for a clinic)
The school-based flu clinics will accept only cash or check for payment of $25 for the shot and $35 for the mist. Anyone under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign the vaccine consent form prior to receiving a shot. These flu shot clinics are available to all community members.
"We are committed to creating a healthy community. Providing neighborhood flu clinics, while helping out our schools, is one step toward that goal," said High Country Healthcare CEO Rhonda Koehn.
The Centers for Disease Control recommends that people get vaccinated against influenza as soon as possible since flu seasons are unpredictable and can begin as early as October, peaking in January and February. It takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop in the body to provide protection against the flu.
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Introducing the online guide to the World Development Indicators: A new way to discover data on development
The World Development Indicators (WDI) is the World Bank's premier compilation of international statistics on global development. Drawing from officially recognized sources and including national, regional, and global estimates, the WDI provides access to almost 1,600 indicators for 217 economies, with some time series extending back more than 50 years. The database helps users—analysts, policymakers, academics, and all those curious about the state of the world—to find information related to all aspects of development, both current and historical.
An annual World Development Indicators report was available in print or PDF format until last year. This year, we introduce the World Development Indicators website: a new discovery tool and storytelling platform for our data which takes users behind the scenes with information about data coverage, curation, and methodologies. The goal is to provide a useful, easily accessible guide to the database and make it easy for users to discover what type of indicators are available, how they're collected, and how they can be visualized to analyze development trends.
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text: > However, most code doesn't vectorize too well (even, as you say, with > directives), so people would end up getting 25 MFLOPs out of 300 MFLOPs > possible -- faster than a desktop, sure, but using a multimillion dollar > machine to get a factor of MAYBE 10 in speedup compared to (at the time) > $5-10K machines. What the people who run these centers have told me that a supercomputer is worth the cost if you can get a speed up of 30x over serial. What do others think of this? > The moral of this particular story is to NOT try to force code onto a > vector environment unless it is, really, a vector task. Indeed, don't > force code into a PARALLEL environment (e.g. into PVM or MPI) unless it > is a NON-TRIVIAL parallel task (I spent a lot of time rewriting my code > as master-slave stuff in PVM, only to finally realize that EP tasks are > more easily managed by just running the damn jobs independently via e.g. > a script and accumulating results with other scripts, because writing > ROBUST PVM (or MPI) code -- code that can survive a casual reboot or > interruption of any particular node -- is Not Easy. :) I needed to do some CHARMM runs this summer. The X1 did not like it much (neither did I, but when the code is making references to punch cards and you are trying to run it on a vector super, I think most would feel that way), I ended up running it in parallel by a similar method as yours. Worked great! > If it IS a vector (or nontrivial parallel, or both) task, then the > problem almost by definition will EITHER require extensive "computer > science" level study -- work done with Ian Foster's book, Amalsi and > Gottlieb for parallel and I don't know what for vector as it isn't my > area of need or expertise and Amazon isn't terribly helpful (most books > on vector processing deal with obsolete systems or are out of print, it > seems). So what we should really be trying to do is matching code to the machine. One of the problems that I have run into is that unless one is at a large center there are only one or two machines that provide computing power. Where I am from we have a X1 and T3E. Not a very good choice between the two. There should be a cluster coming up soon, which will give us the options that we need. ie Vector or Cluster. The manual for the X1 provides some information and examples. Are the Apple G{3,4,5} the only processors who have real vector units? I have not really looked at SSE(2), but remember that they were not full precision. > For me, I just revel in the Computer Age. A decade ago, people were > predicting all sorts of problems breaking the GHz barrier. Today CPUs > are routinely clocked at 3+ GHz, reaching for 4 and beyond. A decade I just picked up a Semptron 3000+, 1.5GB RAM, 120GB HD, CD-ROM, video, 10/100 + intel 1000 Pro for $540 shipped. I was amazed.


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Good Morning, I am Yvonne Livingstone, new member with a request for assistance with thoughts/specific information on my 3rd great grandfather.
I have over the years acquired copies of most birth, death and marriage certificates along with census information when available, using this along with family members to build our Livingstone tree. My parents and I immigrated to the US in 1957. So most of my Livingstone relatives have either stayed in Scotland and one uncle went to Canada with my parents but he stayed and we returned to Scotland.
I have started with my dad, George Livingstone, B: 1930 Glasgow, D: 2002 USA; then my grandfather, William Livingstone, B: 1887 Glasgow, D: 1961 Glasgow; my great-grandfather, John Livingstone, B: about 1851 Inverkeillor, D: 1922 Glasgow and his parents, specifically his father, Duncan Livingstone are giving me the questions. According to John's death certificate, his father was Duncan Livingstone and mother Margaret Ross.
I have by collecting census records for 1851 1861 & 1871 be able to ascertain that Duncan was born about 1820 in Fort William, Kilmallie area. Duncan died on 22 april 1887 in the poor house in St Vigeans, Angus Co. A house laborer signed his death certificate and his parents are listed as William Livingstone and Mary Cameron. I have searched for years for a Wm Livingstone and Mary Cameron from the Kilmallie area to no avail. But I did find an Angus Livingstone and Mary Cameron and five of their children from that area.
There was Donald Livingstone born 1812 ( the only one in which I have not been able to find other than a birth certificate); Catherine Livingstone, B: about 1817 Kilmallie, Died: 27 mar 1884 Balfron (single); Duncan Livingstone, B: 17 march 1815 Kilmallie, D: 22 April 1887 St Vigeans; John Livingstone, B: 18 Dec 1819, D: 29 May 1883 Balfron (died single) and Angus B: 2 Sept 1821 Kilmallie, Died: 21 Sept 1897 Glasgow........I have been able to locate Mary Cameron as perhaps born 7 June 1785 in Blaich, Argyll. Her death certificate is signed by son Angus. She died 22 Jul 1872 Balfron. She was a widow as of the 1851 census, living with Catherine, John and Angus before he married. Her death certificate lists Angus Livingstone as husband but no parents named, so I couldn't verify absolutely that she was born on the date with the parents listed on the certificate, as John Cameron and Mary McDonald.
In trying to work out if Duncan's parent is Angus Livingstone I have used some practices from that time period that seem common. Duncan Livingstone and Margaret Ross named their first child, Angus Livingstone, B: 1849 Old Machar and D: 1857 in Arbroath. The next son named John after Margaret's father John Ross. And the third child named Mary Cameron Livingstone after Duncan's mother. They then had seven more children all born in Angus Co. They had a second son named Angus born 7 August 1858.
The 1851 census reflects Mary born in Kilmallie and an ag laborer's widow, living with Catherine, john and Angus until her death.
If you would have any further information it would be greatly appreciated.
thank you and happy holidays,
Yvonne Livingstone


text: Craig Tierney wrote: ... > > Do you have pricing on the Cell blades or co-processor boards? I doubt > they will be $8k, but I doubt they will be $100-$500. For the Cell my guess is that if it fits in a game station it cannot cost well over $500.- Last time I asked Clearspeed they would not disclose a price since the cards were not ready for shipping. Asking for a cost order of magnitude (will it be in the 1'000, 10'000, or 100'000 range?) somewhat below 10k appeared a reasonable estimate. For my applications this is not competitive with commodity multicore processors because I don't expect this card bringing more than a factor 2-3 speedup (not much of the code would use long vectors instructions). Dan


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Connecting the Dots of the Raeburn families and related surnames from Ireland to North America.
May 4, 2012
Reflections of the Captain
Friday sadly was my daughter in law's father's funeral. She and her family lost their rock, a much loved and cherished man. Ray was a resident of our small community all of his life, and was well known all around by all. He was a good man, and raised a family of five with his wife JoAnn of forty years. I watched Ray's grandson, Torin [also my grandson of course] on Friday while they paid their respects. As I looked after Torin now almost two years old, and watched him play, it reminded me…..
I was five years old when my Grandpa Raeburn died. Not old enough to form vivid lasting memories of my own. Very, very few cameo appearances flash within my mind of him. I must rely on family members to tell the story of our very interesting patriarch. Many of those folks that could tell the story have come and gone, and few remain that can still tell me about the Captain. Miscellaneous photographs, newspaper clippings and a little oral folklore are what remain. No scrapbook of his life, or written accounts of his tales on the lakes. I am, a witness in the third person to his life, but will try in any event to put together a recollection of who this man was. In time. Not all to be done in just a day…..
Ernest Ferrier Raeburn died April 6, 1965 at his home in Sault Saint Marie, he was 82 years old. A then retired Great Lakes captain, father of five grown children, and husband to Ethel for fifty-two years; he was also granddad to eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was a grand story teller and weaved stories of adventures on the lake when he came home in the winter to his children, perhaps the townsfolk when he took his daily winter strolls around town. Ernest was raised on a farm in Ontario near Collingwood, and came to the Michigan Soo with his parents at age 16. He may have developed a love for the water visiting relatives in Collingwood, near the shipyards. I have been told he left home and joined an academy for sailing in Ontario, and as we know now later became a captain after a few years as a shipmate.
As I am told a large funeral was attended by not just his family and local friends, but also old lake captains and shipmates he knew. Remembrances of lake tales, and events of old times. Someone told me that my father, who was 46 years old at the time, was pacing back and forth (for what reason I am not aware) baring a 'striking resemblance' to Ernie. In my mind I tried to picture my grandfather, at 46 years old, in his captain's uniform. I really should have written down the stories I was told, but at the time never thought I would want to be recalling the details. I was young, and we all know the young are foolish. I need someone to wave their magic wand and make those stories reappear! I have some work to do…perhaps, more to come : )
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Stocks closed slightly higher Monday as investors were reluctant to make major moves ahead of Tuesday's presidential election between President Barack Obama and challenger Mitt Romney, but Jim Cramer argued the outcome is likely to have little effect on stocks, at least if recent history is any indication.
"For the most part, when I look at individual companies, I see stocks doing better where management excelled and stocks doing worse where management failed to execute," Cramer explained. "From my vantage point, stock performance had almost nothing to do with who occupies the White House."
(Related: Election Eve Poll: Deadlocked.)
To illustrate his point, Cramer called attention to Hewlett-Packard and IBM, two technology companies that both decided to move out of hardware and into big data management, software and consulting at around the same time five years ago. In 2007, IBM traded at around $111 a share, but has enjoyed a 73 percent gain and now trades at roughly $193 a share. Five years ago, H-P sold for roughly $49 a share, but has since dropped around 71 percent to trade at $14 a share.
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"The political determinists out there would say that business will do better under Romney," Cramer said. "But I'd say that business did better under former IBM CEO Sam Palmisano than the various CEOs at Hewlett-Packard, including Mark Hurd, Leo Apotheker and Meg Whitman."
Elsewhere in the tech space, Microsoft's stock dropped from $33 to $29 over the past five years while Intel sank from $25 to $22. Apple's stock skyrocketed from $185 to $576 over the same time period, though.
(Related: Kudlow: Romney's Optimism Will Win.)
"Should Obama take credit for Apple's huge run? By the same token, the Romney surge began when Apple was in the $700s, does that mean Romney's gunning for Apple? Seems pretty stupid if you ask me," Cramer complained. "This difference is about management, raw brainpower and product differentiation, not politics."
From retail to banking, chemicals and more, Cramer pointed to several other examples that illustrated how politics was not tied to stock performance. The S&P 500 index did drop from 1,465 to 1,367 over the past five years, Cramer admitted, but he thinks the real damage was done during the year before he got elected. But Cramer argued the broader averages shouldn't matter to investors. Instead, he thinks investors should concentrate on finding shares of companies that execute well and are immune to Washington's antics.
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This Honey Mustard Chicken and Potato recipe is easy to make and can be cooked on the grill to help keep the kitchen cool. Partially cooking the potatoes in the microwave reduces the amount of time the potatoes must cook on the grill and makes their cooking time similar to the chicken pieces.
When I grill chicken I like to use chicken thighs. They are less expensive than chicken breasts. Thighs also have a slightly higher fat content than breasts and are not as thick of a cut of meat; both qualities contribute to creating a tender final product. If you use chicken breasts, you may want to consider butterfly cutting them, so they cook faster which reduce the chance that they will dry out while grilling.
When grilling vegetables, I use a tray so that veggies do not fall through. If you don't have a barbecue safe tray, create one out of foil. Be sure to brush whatever tray you use with oil before you put the potatoes on to reduce the risk of sticking.
I make a super easy Honey Mustard Sauce that works as a dip, salad dressing, or as demonstrated above, a no-cook gravy over potatoes.
Grilled Honey Mustard Chicken and Red Potatoes
Adapted from Pretzel Crusted Honey Mustard Chicken Tenders
Yield – 6 – 8 servings
Preparation Time – 10 minutes
Cooking Time – 15 minutes
- 10 red potatoes, wash and remove eyes
- 2 pounds chicken thighs
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup mustard
- 2 tablespoons oil
Honey Mustard Sauce ingredients
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons mustard
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- Place the washed red potatoes in a microwave safe dish and microwave for 8 minutes.
- Slice the potatoes into 1/2 inch thick slices.
- Mix honey, mustard, and oil in a small bowl.
- Place the potato slices and chicken thighs in a bowl with lid or large, sealable plastic bag.
- Add honey mustard mixture to potatoes and chicken. Toss to coat. Place in refrigerator to marinate for 30 minutes to 2 hours.
- Light grill and bring it to a medium high heat. Place chicken over the flame and place potatoes on a greased tray in one of the cooler spots on the grill. Grill for 5-8 minutes on each side or until chicken is cooked through and potatoes are fork tender.
- While the chicken and potatoes are grilling combine the ingredients for the honey mustard sauce in a small bowl. Use a whisk to thoroughly combine the ingredients. Use the Honey Mustard Sauce as a gravy over the potatoes.
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Acer's Revo: SSD on board... for now
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Bonn – August 22, 2014 – When abroad, today's mobile subscribers expect high-speed 3G or LTE data roaming services with best user experience. As an expert provider of IPX roaming capabilities, Deutsche Telekom's International Carrier Sales & Solutions (ICSS) unit ensures fast, secure IP exchange, especially in times of exponentially rising data volumes. It also provides high-speed, high-quality solutions for mobile operators around the world. In line with this strategy, ICSS has now not only significantly increased Telekom Deutschland's Ethernet Link to its own IPX platform, but has also upgraded its IPX interconnection capacity at AMS-IX, a central IP peering hub in Amsterdam.
ICSS in-house customer Telekom Deutschland is one of the first mobile operators to benefit from ICSS's decision to upgrade its IPX connections. As an indispensable partner for Deutsche Telekom Group entities, ICSS prepared Telekom Deutschland – the biggest mobile operator in Germany – for the summer holiday roaming peaks and the capacity demands arising from the ongoing LTE roaming rollout by increasing the company's Ethernet link to 4 x 10 Gigabit via its own IPX platform. As a result, Telekom Deutschland can continue providing its roaming subscribers with seamless data services around the globe, whereas ICSS is now one of very few wholesalers to offer such a significant volume to mobile operators.
"We have seen tremendous growth in the use of our services from both current and new customers. When abroad, they want the same high-speed, high-quality connection they have at home. Our goal is to satisfy their data roaming expectations, today and in the future," says Dirk Poppe, Vice President Mobile Wholesale Roaming, Telekom Deutschland GmbH. ICSS provides attractive, tailored services to mobile operators around the world, not only within the Deutsche Telekom Group. The recent upgrade of the unit's IPX connection at the central IP peering hub "AMS-IX" in Amsterdam to 2 x 10 Gigabit Ethernet once again proves ICSS's commitment to enabling its customers to benefit from its ability to successfully handle the rapid, continuous increase in mobile data transport.
"Our focus is to provide our mobile operator partners with the seamless connectivity they need to ensure superior experience to their subscribers. The decision to upgrade our IPX connectivity at this central IP peering hub is a further module in our strategy to offer industry-leading IPX capacity for the benefit of our customers. They profit from extended global reach and end-to-end quality guarantee in times of ever-growing data volumes," explains Holger Magnussen, Senior Vice President International Carrier Sales & Solutions.
Job Witteman, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), AMS-IX, comments, "We are happy to support ICSS with this capacity upgrade at our inter-IPX peering platform. ICSS is thus well prepared to deal with the immense growth in LTE data volumes. This shows ICSS's dedication to the future needs of its mobile operator partners and their subscribers – to provide them with the full advantages of the latest, next-generation applications for the best in user experience."
About Deutsche Telekom Deutsche Telekom
As one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies with over 142 million mobile customers, 31 million fixed-network lines and more than 17 million broadband lines (as of December 31, 2013). The Group provides fixed network, mobile communications, Internet and IPTV products and services for consumers and ICT solutions for business customers and corporate customers. Deutsche Telekom is present in around 50 countries and has approximately 229,000 employees worldwide. The Group generated revenues of EUR 60.1 billion in the 2013 financial year – more than half of it outside Germany.
For further information, see http://www.telekom.com/home
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International Carrier Sales & Solutions (ICSS) is one of the world's leading carriers and an innovation driver for IP-based solutions. As an integral part of Deutsche Telekom's International Wholesale Business Unit, ICSS serves the international wholesale requirements of the DT Group with its international affiliates and more than 860 external customers worldwide. One of the units' core competencies is to focus on building business partnerships around the globe. With years of experience in the international wholesale communication market, ICSS has the expertise to provide clients with tailor-made solutions. The innovative technologies are offered on a global basis with a special emphasis on Europe. The integration of the GTS International Services Business Unit significantly strengthens ICSS as the leading partner for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) with an unmatched product portfolio throughout the region. The cutting-edge offerings of ICSS include the following business segments: Internet & Content: Ensure best user experience by partnering with one of the premier European Internet and content players. Mobile World: Mobilize your customers' lives with innovative and profitable solutions from ICSS, a premium mobile enabler. Carrier Enterprise Services: Securely connect your customer's global sites with a major European multi-service provider. Global Capacity: Manage your growing European and transatlantic backbone requirements with tailored, reliable and high-speed connectivity solutions. Global Voice: Excellence and innovation with scale from the international market leader for retail voice termination.


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Clemson defense looks for Orange turnaround
Clemson defensive end Corey Crawford knows the Tigers defense
can complete a major, two-year turnaround few could have foreseen
the last time they played in the Orange Bowl.
Clemson's defense was exposed after the 2011 season, unable to
halt a relentless West Virginia attack in a 70-33 beatdown at the
Orange Bowl. The points were a college football postseason record
and led to endless string one-liners at Clemson's expense.
The 12th-ranked Tigers (10-2) hope for a different, more
successful showing this time around when they play No. 7 Ohio State
(12-1) in the Orange Bowl next Friday.
While the jokes hurt, more devastating, Crawford recalled, was
the emptiness on campus upon their return home. Crawford found many
of the students were embarrassed and disappointed at the awful
showing that night.
"I don't want that to happen again," Crawford said Friday.
"Every time we lose, the campus is just dead. People don't want to
talk to you."
Crawford believes he and his defensive teammates have worked the
past two years to correct their mistakes and remake themselves into
a defense that brings the school pride. The group led the nation
this year in tackles for loss and finished the regular season
ranked 17th in scoring defense (21.1 points per game), up from 48th
a year ago. The Tigers have improved from 63rd in overall defense
in 2012 to 23rd this season, surrendering almost 50 fewer yards a
game in 2013.
Crawford understands a strong showing against the Buckeyes might
go a long way toward putting the West Virginia debacle to bed once
and for all.
"I feel like our fans deserve that," he said.
Not the change back to the top on defense has come easily.
Clemson had a well-earned reputation the past few decades as one
of the most consistent and stingiest defenses in college football.
Coach Danny Ford build his 1981 national champions on the backs of
players like linebacker Jeff Davis and defensive end William
"Refrigerator" Perry. Clemson send a host of standout defenders
to the NFL after that, including Terry Kinard, Donnell Woolford,
Michael Dean Perry, Ed McDaniel and Levon Kirkland.
Clemson's defense remained a strength in coach Dabo Swinney's
first two full seasons in charge in 2009 and 2010. "That's when we
had a bit of a change," Swinney acknowledged. "We were real
Clemson's defensive problems were masked in 2011 by the
high-flying attack of first-year offensive coordinator Chad Morris,
new quarterback Tajh Boyd and freshman receiver Sammy Watkins. The
issues resurfaced when Clemson followed an 8-0 start with a 1-3
finish, then subsided after the Tigers held down Virginia Tech in a
38-10 ACC title-game win.
Crawford's unsure why things went so wrong against West
Virginia. The Tigers got another jolt a week or so later when
Swinney dismissed defensive coordinator Kevin Steele and brought in
Oklahoma's longtime defensive boss, Brent Venables.
Venables brought in a straight forward, stripped down
accountability to his players. His message was simple, safety
Robert Smith says: "Do the job you're supposed to do."
Vic Beasley, Clemson's other starting defensive end, has been
among the national sack leaders all season and finished with
The transition hasn't always moved ahead smoothly. The Tigers
had no answers for ACC champion Florida State in a 51-14 defeat
last October where they gave up the most points to an opponent in
Death Valley history. Clemson also struggled to contain dual-threat
quarterback Connor Shaw, who rushed for 94 yards and a touchdown in
the Tigers 31-17 loss to rival South Carolina in their last
Smith said the team has moved past that bitter loss – it gave
the Gamecocks an unprecedented five-game series win streak – and
focused on the chance they have to make a final impact.
Boyd was asked if he expected a high-scoring, shootout with Ohio
State star quarterback Braxton Miller, and said he was ready for
anything. Then he hinted that maybe the Tigers' defense wouldn't
let things get out of hand this time.
"Hopefully, it won't because our defense is good enough to
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The Abbey pulled ahead in the second inning when Nick Popp hit a two-run double to score Alex Udwari and Seth Waller. The Cobras cut the deficit by a run in the third when Nick Fletcher stole second and advanced to third on a throwing error by the catcher. He then caught the pitcher napping and stole home for a 2-1 score.
Coker tied the score at 2-2 in the top of the fifth when Brook Urquhart smashed a solo homer off the score board but BAC answered with a big inning. Udwari hit an RBI single to give the Crusaders the 3-2 lead and then moved to third on a double by Waller. Michael Gegorek hit a single to score both runners and then came home himself on a two-run blast from Popp. Daniel Cayton followed with a walk and, after advancing to third, scored on a failed pick off attempt at first base for the 8-2 advantage.
Seth Weinberg hit Coker's second solo of the day in the sixth inning but Belmont Abbey answered with two more runs in their half when Josh Haire and Waller both doubled and scored. A pair of CC errors helped the Abbey plate three more runs in the seventh and T.J. Dawson doubled and scored in the eighth for the Cobras to complete the scoring.
Andrew Morton picked up the win for BAC, pitching eight innings with three earned runs allowed and eight strikeouts. Popp went 2-5 with four RBI and a run scored while Waller also went 2-5 with a RBI and three runs scored. Tyler McKenzie, Haire, and Udwari all had two hits as well. Urquhart and Weinberg both had three hits to lead the Cobras.


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The RIT campus is located in Rochester, New York.
The third largest city in New York State, Rochester is on Lake Ontario, about midway between Niagara Falls and Syracuse and within easy driving distance to Toronto.
Rochester is served by Greyhound and Trailways bus lines and Amtrak as well as public bus and train lines. The Greater Rochester International Airport is served by most major airlines, including USAir, United, Delta, American, and others. RIT's main campus is five miles from both the airport and the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90), exit 46.
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From the NYS Thruway: Take exit 46 and proceed north on I-390 to exit 13 (Hylan Drive). Take a left onto Hylan Dr. and continue north to Jefferson Road (Route 252), and take a left at the light. Proceed west a short distance to the main campus.
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Jewish Families, Women and Children During the Holocaust - Working Papers Spring Semester 2010
"Stopping the spread of moral savagery—child relief efforts in the Kraków ghetto" (pdf)
Joanna Sliwa, Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University
"Transcending Memory: The Third Generation" (pdf)
Dr. Uta Larkey, Goucher College
Rising from the Ashes: Jewish Families and Children During and After the War
From 1939 to 1945, Jewish families were devastated all over Nazi-occupied Europe. The most vulnerable victims of the Holocaust were Jewish children who were regarded as the most precious part of families and of the Jewish community as a whole.
This conference explored the changing patterns of Jewish families and Jewish childhood in Europe during and after the Holocaust. International participants addressed three overarching questions: What happened to families and children during the war? How did the genocide impact Jewish family and childhood? What are the child survivors' memories of their wartime and early postwar experiences?
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International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life; National Center for Jewish Film; The Psychology Department; Schusterman Center for Israel Studies; and The Tauber Institute for the Study of European Jewry and through the support of The Valya and Robert Shapiro Endowment.
This conference was also made possible thanks to the generous support of:
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Monday, February 17, 2014
President's Day
Event Title: Third Monday Book Club noon - 1:15 PM
Monday, February 17, 2014
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An adult book club is being offered at the Palmerton Area Library. This month's book is "Twenty Thirty" by Albert Brooks. The club meets the third Monday of each month at the library. Readers may bring a bag lunch and attend the book club from noon - 1:15 PM. Extra copies of the selected books are available in the library. Stop in the library for more information. New members are always welcome.
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Monday, February 17, 2014
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A knitting club has been organized for all area residents interested in knitting, crocheting and other crafts. See what's new in the crafts and share stories. Ideas will be discussed about knitting for various charities. The knitting club meeets on the first and third Monday of each month at the library from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. The club is free. New members are always welcome.
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Meth & Red doing a sitcom?
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- 2002-09-25
[wimg=left]../images/news/02_09_25_redmeth.jpg[/wimg]We had already informed you about the new
Method Man & Redman
movie called
Ghetto, Inc
a few days ago. Now MTV released more information about this upcoming movie and about some other projects Method Man & Redman are working on.
They inked a deal with Paramount Pictures and MTV Films to star in a
film that will find the MCs with the tattooed arms joining the armed forces.
"They're going to the military and get sent on a special mission," said
James Ellis
, one of the film's producers and Redman's manager.
Brian Posehn
, who wrote for Red and Meth's film debut,
How High
, has been tapped to pen the movie's script, and Ellis said he hopes to ramp up production in mid-2003.
Before we see them throw down for Uncle Sam, Ellis said the lyrically lacerating duo will be on the big screen in a more familiar element as a couple of guys using rap to stack chips in
Ghetto, Inc.
The two will portray undercover DEA agents in another untitled movie that
Donald Scott
is currently writing.
"I think it's a race to the finish between that and the
Ghetto, Inc.
film," Ellis said about which movie would hit theaters first, "but the untitled DEA project is slated to be the first one. No directors have been named but that one is a joint production between Jersey Films and Native Pictures, the same people who produced
How High
. "
Ellis said ever since
How High
hit theaters, he's been fielding calls from all over Hollywood.
"It's like nonstop from people who wanna do low-budget stuff with them, and now people are talking about doing sitcom ideas with them," Ellis explained. "Before
How High
, [Red and Meth] were a little apprehensive about doing [TV], but now they're talking about doing it, but not in a traditional way. Kinda bringing a twist to it."
The duo have not forgotten about twisting words over murky beats, however — they are both working on solo albums. Ellis disclosed that the next Redman album is probably going to come out in late February or early March, with Method Man's album right behind it.
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By switching to the GPL, we're reaffirming our commitment to the free software world. One big reason for this decision was to reduce the lead time between bugs being fixed in the development tree and users seeing the fixes, especially those users dependent on Linux distributions.
Moving forward, we'd also like to resolve the effective fork with "ESP Ghostscript," so that our development tree is suitable directly for use in Linux distributions without a lot of extra patches. It would be very nice if all the GPL patches could be incorporated into the main tree without any license restrictions (which means that we need copyright assignment), but realistically, we'll still have to implement an apartheid system of some kind, so that a GPL-only subdirectory exists that gets deleted out of our commercial releases.
As Raph Giles has posted recently, we're looking for a person to oversee this integration work, and to work more closely with the distributions and others in the free software community. Please let either of us know if you're interested. This might also be a good time to remind people of our "bug bounty" program, which pays a nice little bonus for fixing bugs in our tracker marked with the "bountiable" keyword.
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Hormonal balance is essential for good health and immunity. Hormones have a profound effect on your everyday health and well-being. But what are hormones? Hormones are body's chemical messengers released by a cell or glands of the endocrine system. Their role is very important in the efficiency of our immune system and other vital bodily functions. Hormone imbalance is an expression indicating that something is wrong with a gland. Hormonal imbalance can be seen in both, men and women.
The causes of hormonal imbalance differ between women and men.. Hormonal imbalances are more common among women, and are more likely to occur in women over the age of 40. There are various causes of hormone imbalance, but at the base of the problem is something called Estrogen Dominance. Estrogen Dominance means there are too much estrogen and not enough progesterone present in the body. Ageing naturally results in hormonal imbalance among men, as menopause does among women.
Although the symptoms of hormone imbalance can be troubling at any age, the good news is that they can often be treated effectively in a healthy and natural way. A woman suffering from hormonal imbalance would probably be surprised by how quickly her symptoms improve by following the right advice.
Though it used to be in vogue to prescribe hormone replacement therapy to treat this fundamental imbalance, persistent links to breast and ovarian cancer, along with heart disease and blood clots, have caused most healthcare professionals to rethink this drastic option. Many agree that the most effective approach is to combine a few changes in lifestyle with alternative treatment options.
This page will provide women with information to decide which treatment can help them better fight the symptoms of hormonal imbalance.
Three approaches for treating Hormonal Imbalance
Three levels of approaches can be considered for treating hormonal imbalance. These are categorized as: (1) Lifestyle Changes, (2) Alternative Medicine It is recommended to begin with the least risky option, lifestyle changes, before progressing up to the next stage of treatment.
1. Lifestyle Changes for Hormonal Imbalance
This primary level of treatment involves the least amount of risk, though conversely it requires the highest amount of self discipline. Many times some simple changes in lifestyle can reap huge benefits in fighting symptoms caused by hormonal imbalance, and achieving a higher overall level of health. Fundamentally, techniques for stress reduction, such as yoga or meditation, combined with regular exercise and an improved diet, can do a woman great service. Diet in particular is key.
Simple Lifestyle Changes
* Avoid caffeine/alcohol
* Sleep 7-8 hours per night
* Intake vitamins B,C,D,E
* Practice breathing exercises
* Eat a balanced diet
* Exercise regularly
* Stay hydrated
Increasing the intake of foods rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids will help maintain a good hormonal balance. The omega-3 fatty acids can be found in flax seeds, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds. Omega-6 fatty acids can be found in eggs, nuts and poultry.
Making lifestyle changes is easier said than done, especially if one is accustomed to a certain routine. In addition, while these changes will help alleviate many symptoms, they do not address the problem directly at the hormonal source and so further treatment may be necessary. Alternative medicine has proven to be excellent for treating hormonal imbalance in a safe and natural way.
2. Alternative Medicine
Alternative approaches involve little to no risk and can be an extremely effective way to treat all types of hormonal imbalance. This level of approach can involve several different therapies. Herbal remedies are the most prominent, though in addition women may turn to such techniques as acupuncture, biofeedback, massage, aromatherapy, or hypnosis. All of these can be valid and effective options, though most women find that herbal remedies are the easiest alternative treatment to follow, as the others require a greater time and monetary commitment. In addition, herbal remedies are the only viable option to treat the hormonal imbalance directly at its source.


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Some datastores have a well-defined structure and when persisting/retrieving from these datastores you have to have this schema in place. DataNucleus provides various controls for creation of any necessary schema components. This creation can be performed as follows
The thing to remember when using DataNucleus is that the schema is under your control. DataNucleus does not impose anything on you as such, and you have the power to turn on/off all schema components. Some Java persistence tools add various types of information to the tables for persisted classes, such as special columns, or meta information. DataNucleus is very unobtrusive as far as the datastore schema is concerned. It minimises the addition of any implementation artifacts to the datastore, and adds nothing (other than any datastore identities, and version columns where requested) to any schema tables.
DataNucleus allows you to generate the schema for your persistence-unit when creating a EMF. You enable this by specifying the persistence property javax.persistence.schema-generation-action to create (other values drop which deletes the schema, and drop-and-create which deletes and recreates the schema). When you create your EMF it will generate the schema before it returns your EMF.
You have some additional control over whether to actually create the schema, or whether to just output DDL for the schema (which you could apply yourself) - see the persistence property javax.persistence.schema-generation-target which can be set to scripts to just create the DDL.
If you want to create the schema ("tables"+"columns"+"constraints") during the persistence process, the property datanucleus.autoCreateSchema provides a way of telling DataNucleus to do this. It's a shortcut to setting the other 3 properties to true. Thereafter, during calls to DataNucleus to persist classes or performs queries of persisted data, whenever it encounters a new class to persist that it has no information about, it will use the MetaData to check the datastore for presence of the "table", and if it doesn't exist, will create it. In addition it will validate the correctness of the table (compared to the MetaData for the class), and any other constraints that it requires (to manage any relationships). If any constraints are missing it will create them.
DataNucleus can check any existing schema against what is implied by the MetaData.
The property datanucleus.validateTables provides a way of telling DataNucleus to validate any tables that it needs against their current definition in the datastore. If the user already has a schema, and want to make sure that their tables match what DataNucleus requires (from the MetaData definition) they would set this property to true. This can be useful for example where you are trying to map to an existing schema and want to verify that you've got the correct MetaData definition.
The property datanucleus.validateColumns provides a way of telling DataNucleus to validate any columns of the tables that it needs against their current definition in the datastore. If the user already has a schema, and want to make sure that their tables match what DataNucleus requires (from the MetaData definition) they would set this property to true. This will validate the precise column types and widths etc, including defaultability/nullability settings. Please be aware that many JDBC drivers contain bugs that return incorrect column detail information and so having this turned off is sometimes the only option (dependent on the JDBC driver quality).
The property datanucleus.validateConstraints provides a way of telling DataNucleus to validate any constraints (primary keys, foreign keys, indexes) that it needs against their current definition in the datastore. If the user already has a schema, and want to make sure that their table constraints match what DataNucleus requires (from the MetaData definition) they would set this property to true.
Some datastores allow access to multiple "schemas" (such as with most RDBMS). DataNucleus will, by default, use the "default" database schema for the Connection URL and user supplied. This may cause issues where the user has been set up and in some databases (e.g Oracle) you want to write to a different schema (which that user has access to). To achieve this in DataNucleus you would set the persistence properties
datanucleus.mapping.Catalog={the_catalog_name} datanucleus.mapping.Schema={the_schema_name}
This will mean that all RDBMS DDL and SQL statements will prefix table names with the necessary catalog and schema names (specify which ones your datastore supports).
By default all tables are generated with columns in alphabetical order, starting with root class fields followed by subclass fields (if present in the same table) etc. This is not part of JPA but DataNucleus allows an extension to specify the relative position, such as
Note that the values of the position start at 0, and should be specified completely for all columns of all fields.
If your datastore is read-only (you can't add/update/delete any data in it), obviously you could just configure your application to not perform these operations. An alternative is to set the EMF as read-only, by setting the persistence property datanucleus.ReadOnlyDatastore to true.
From now on, whenever you perform a persistence operation that implies a change in datastore data, the operation will throw a PersistenceException.
DataNucleus provides an additional control over the behaviour when an attempt is made to change a read-only datastore. The default behaviour is to throw an exception. You can change this using the persistence property datanucleus.readOnlyDatastoreAction with values of "EXCEPTION" (default), and "IGNORE". "IGNORE" has the effect of simply ignoring all attempted updates to readonly objects.
You can take this read-only control further and specify it just on specific classes. Like this
@Extension(vendorName="datanucleus", key="read-only", value="true") public class MyClass {...}
DataNucleus SchemaTool currently works with RDBMS, HBase, Excel, OOXML, ODF, MongoDB datastores and is very simple to operate. It has the following modes of operation :
In addition for RDBMS, the create/delete modes can be used by adding "-ddlFile {filename}" and this will then not create/delete the schema, but instead output the DDL for the tables/constraints into the specified file.
For the create, delete and validate modes DataNucleus SchemaTool accepts either of the following types of input.
Here we provide many different ways to invoke DataNucleus SchemaTool
If you are using Maven to build your system, you will need the DataNucleus Maven plugin. This provides 5 goals representing the different modes of DataNucleus SchemaTool. You can use the goals datanucleus:schema-create, datanucleus:schema-delete, datanucleus:schema-validate depending on whether you want to create, delete or validate the database tables. To use the DataNucleus Maven plugin you will may need to set properties for the plugin (in your pom.xml). For example
|API for the metadata being used (JDO, JPA). Set this to JPA normally
|Name of the persistence-unit to generate the schema for (defines the classes and the properties defining the datastore). Mandatory
|Config file location for Log4J (if using it)
|Config file location for JDK1.4 logging (if using it)
|Verbose output?
|Whether to fork the SchemaTool process. Note that if you don't fork the process, DataNucleus will likely struggle to determine class names from the input filenames, so you need to use a persistence.xml file defining the class names directly.
|Name of an output file to dump any DDL to (for RDBMS)
|Whether to generate DDL including things that already exist? (for RDBMS)
|Whether to include auto-start mechanisms in SchemaTool usage
So to give an example, I add the following to my pom.xml (note : in 3.2.0.m1 it is "maven-datanucleus-plugin")
<build> ... <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.datanucleus</groupId> <artifactId>datanucleus-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>3.2.0-m3</version> <configuration> <api>JPA</api> <persistenceUnitName>MyUnit</persistenceUnitName> <log4jConfiguration>${basedir}/log4j.properties</log4jConfiguration> <verbose>true</verbose> </configuration> </plugin> </plugins> ... </build>
So with these properties when I run SchemaTool it uses properties from the file datanucleus.properties at the root of the Maven project. I am also specifying a log4j configuration file defining the logging for the SchemaTool process. I then can invoke any of the Maven goals
mvn datanucleus:schema-create Create the Schema mvn datanucleus:schema-delete Delete the schema mvn datanucleus:schema-deletecreate Delete and create the schema mvn datanucleus:schema-validate Validate the Schema mvn datanucleus:schema-info Output info for the Schema mvn datanucleus:schema-dbinfo Output info for the datastore
An Ant task is provided for using DataNucleus SchemaTool. It has classname org.datanucleus.store.schema.SchemaToolTask, and accepts the following parameters
|API that we are using in our use of DataNucleus. Set this to JPA typically
|Name of the persistence-unit that we should manage the schema for (defines the classes and the properties defining the datastore).
|Mode of operation.
|create, delete, validate, dbinfo, schemainfo
|Whether to give verbose output.
|true, false
|The filename where SchemaTool should output the DDL (for RDBMS).
|Whether to output complete DDL (instead of just missing tables). Only used with ddlFile
|true, false
|Whether to include any auto-start mechanism in SchemaTool usage
|true, false
The SchemaTool task extends the Apache Ant Java task, thus all parameters available to the Java task are also available to the SchemaTool task.
In addition to the parameters that the Ant task accepts, you will need to set up your CLASSPATH to include the classes and MetaData files, and to define the following system properties via the sysproperty parameter (not required when specifying the persistence props via the properties file, or when providing the persistence-unit)
|Name of JDBC driver class
|URL for the database
|User name for the database
|Password for the database
|ORM Mapping name
|Log4J configuration file, for SchemaTool's Log
So you could define something like the following, setting up the parameters schematool.classpath, datanucleus.ConnectionDriverName, datanucleus.ConnectionURL, datanucleus.ConnectionUserName, and datanucleus.ConnectionPassword to suit your situation.
You define the jdo files to create the tables using fileset.
<taskdef name="schematool" classname="org.datanucleus.store.schema.SchemaToolTask" /> <schematool failonerror="true" verbose="true" mode="create"> <classpath> <path refid="schematool.classpath"/> </classpath> <fileset dir="${classes.dir}"> <include name="**/*.jdo"/> </fileset> <sysproperty key="datanucleus.ConnectionDriverName" value="${datanucleus.ConnectionDriverName}"/> <sysproperty key="datanucleus.ConnectionURL" value="${datanucleus.ConnectionURL}"/> <sysproperty key="datanucleus.ConnectionUserName" value="${datanucleus.ConnectionUserName}"/> <sysproperty key="datanucleus.ConnectionPassword" value="${datanucleus.ConnectionPassword}"/> </schematool>
If you wish to call DataNucleus SchemaTool manually, it can be called as follows
java [-cp classpath] [system_props] org.datanucleus.store.schema.SchemaTool [modes] [options] where system_props (when specified) should include -Ddatanucleus.ConnectionDriverName=db_driver_name -Ddatanucleus.ConnectionURL=db_url -Ddatanucleus.ConnectionUserName=db_username -Ddatanucleus.ConnectionPassword=db_password -Dlog4j.configuration=file:{log4j.properties} (optional) where modes can be -create : Create the tables specified by the mapping-files/class-files -delete : Delete the tables specified by the mapping-files/class-files -deletecreate : Delete the tables specified by the mapping-files/class-files and then create them -validate : Validate the tables specified by the mapping-files/class-files -dbinfo : Detailed information about the database -schemainfo : Detailed information about the database schema where options can be -api : The API that is being used (default is JDO, but set this to JPA) -pu {persistence-unit-name} : Name of the persistence unit to manage the schema for -ddlFile {filename} : RDBMS - only for use with "create"/"delete" mode to dump the DDL to the specified file -completeDdl : RDBMS - when using "ddlFile" in "create" mode to get all DDL output and not just missing tables/constraints -includeAutoStart : whether to include any auto-start mechanism in SchemaTool usage -v : verbose output
All classes, MetaData files, "persistence.xml" files must be present in the CLASSPATH. In terms of the schema to use, you either specify the "props" file (recommended), or you specify the System properties defining the database connection, or the properties in the "persistence-unit". You should only specify one of the [modes] above. Let's make a specific example and see the output from SchemaTool. So we have the following files in our application
src/java/... (source files and MetaData files) target/classes/... (enhanced classes, and MetaData files) lib/log4j.jar (optional, for Log4J logging) lib/datanucleus-core.jar lib/datanucleus-api-jpa.jar lib/datanucleus-rdbms.jar, lib/datanucleus-hbase.jar, etc lib/jdo-api.jar lib/persistence-api.jar lib/mysql-connector-java.jar (driver for our database) log4j.properties
So we want to create the schema for our persistent classes. So let's invoke DataNucleus SchemaTool to do this, from the top level of our project. In this example we're using Linux (change the CLASSPATH definition to suit for Windows)
java -cp target/classes:lib/log4j.jar:lib/jdo-api.jar:lib/datanucleus-core.jar:lib/datanucleus-{datastore}.jar: lib/mysql-connector-java.jar -Dlog4j.configuration=file:log4j.properties org.datanucleus.store.schema.SchemaTool -create -api JPA -pu MyUnit DataNucleus SchemaTool (version 3.2.0.m3) : Creation of the schema DataNucleus SchemaTool : Classpath >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/target/classes >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/log4j.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/datanucleus-core.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/datanucleus-api-jpa.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/datanucleus-rdbms.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/jdo-api.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/persistence-api.jar >> /home/andy/work/DataNucleus/samples/packofcards/lib/mysql-connector-java.jar DataNucleus SchemaTool : Persistence-Unit="MyUnit" SchemaTool completed successfully
So as you see, DataNucleus SchemaTool prints out our input, the properties used, and finally a success message. If an error occurs, then something will be printed to the screen, and more information will be written to the log.
DataNucleus SchemaTool can also be called programmatically from an application. You need to get hold of the StoreManager and cast it to SchemaAwareStoreManager. The API is shown below.
package org.datanucleus.store.schema; public interface SchemaAwareStoreManager { public int createSchema(Set<String> classNames, Properties props); public int deleteSchema(Set<String> classNames, Properties props); public int validateSchema(Set<String> classNames, Properties props); }
So for example to create the schema for classes mydomain.A and mydomain.B you would do something like this
JPAEntityManagerFactory emf = (JPAEntityManagerFactory)Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory("MyUnit"); NucleusContext ctx = emf.getNucleusContext(); ... List classNames = new ArrayList(); classNames.add("mydomain.A"); classNames.add("mydomain.B"); try { Properties props = new Properties(); // Set any properties for schema generation ((SchemaAwareStoreManager)ctx.getStoreManager()).createSchema(classNames, props); } catch(Exception e) { ... }


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In 1997 a group of young men in the Carolinas set out to establish a promotion that would be "the next big step in the evolution of professional wrestling," bringing together American style, Japanese strong style and Mexican lucha libre. The promotion was called OMEGA (Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts). What began as a group of friends wanting to wrestle by their rules ended as being one of the most inspirational stories in wrestling history.
OMEGA: Uncommon Passion tells the story of the passion of the men who created the legacy of OMEGA: Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, Shannon Moore, Shane Helms, Joey Matthews, Christian York, Jason Ahrndt, Cham Pain, Steve Corino, Otto Schwanz and more! Hear them reminisce about their experiences, the blood, sweat and tears. See for the first time on DVD the legendary matches that have inspired a generation of young wrestlers worldwide.
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Sometimes it feels like the Internet—especially, the sliver carved out by dog-lovers—is just one big off-leash area. Return a stranger's poached tennis ball, and you're likely to hear a fascinating dog story or discover another dog entrepreneur. So I shouldn't be surprised that a random drawing for a Bark goodie bag from among our first 50 followers on Twitter would surface someone like Rachael Rossman.
Rossman paints watercolor pet portraits in Salem, Oregon. But she's no lonely, tech-phobic recluse. In fact, she brings a whole lotta social-networking savvy to her art. One of her biggest gets was landing a spot on MarthaStewart.com with an un-commissioned painting of the doyenne's French bulldogs, Sharkey and Francesca. More recently, Rossman painted a portrait of Bo Obama, which she promptly sent to the White House as a gift. No word back on that, but she likes the idea that it might be sitting on Michelle Obama's desk at this very moment.
"I have been an artist all my life in one capacity or another," she says. "But it wasn't until a few years ago that my passion for painting was fully realized." For many years, Rossman was a competitive equestrian, participating in hunter/jumper shows throughout the Northwest. When her first child was born and she gave up daily rides, she started using her art to live out her equestrian dreams vicariously.
"I started painting horse show scenes and then people started asking me to paint portraits of their horses," she says. "Horse people usually have one or two dogs around the barn and they began asking for portraits of them too."
Since then, some choice mentions in blogs, and on Facebook and Twitter have added some gas to the enterprise. But the artist's passion is still very much there, especially when it comes to painting dogs' eyes. "Each dog's eyes tell a story," she says. "I usually wait until the last minute to paint the eyes. I don't know why, because it's a real risk. If you don't get them just right, it's just not the same."


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This Property, set amidst acres of farmland with its peacocks, parrots, partridge and pigeons, welcomes guests to enjoy a long, quiet and comfortable stay as a personal guest of Maharaj Mahijit Singh in his beautifully restored home. This property, a heritage building was built in the 1850. Originally constructed as The Residency for the British Political Agent - Col. H.E Abbott. Col. Abbott who came to Jhalawar in the early 1860 is said to have introduced cricket to the region and inaugurated Jhalawar's Abbott Cricket Field in 1889, which is still in use adjacent to this Property. By 1905 it became the home to legendary Dancer Uday Shankar , when his father served as the Diwan to the Rajranas of Jhalawar. It was here that Uday Shankar saw the court dancer Kukibai perform, which inspired him to become a dancer. Later his younger brother the musician Ravi Shankar stayed here as a child when he visited his father.In the 1940s it was given as the Dower House to the Maharani of Jhalawar who lived here till the turn of the century. For guests interested to participate in responsible tourism, located in this Property Estate is a Residential School run for the differently abled and orphaned children of the town. Guests would be welcomed to participate and interact with these special children.Read more
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From any point of departure, head to Milan and then follow the signs for the A9 motorway, connecting Milan to Switzerland, direction Como - Chiasso
Take the exit LAGO DI COMO (last exit before the Swiss border coming from Milan; first exit after the Swiss border coming from Switzerland).
After about 1 km you'll find a roundabout, take the 3rd exit follow the sign for MENAGGIO.
Drive along the panoramic road (Strada Statale Regina SS340) along the shore of the lake for about 25 km.
You'll see some orange signs along the road indicating the distance to the Grand Hotel Tremezzo. Once you see the TREMEZZO town sign, you'll find the Grand Hotel Tremezzo on your left after about 800 mt.
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Grand Hotel Tremezzo is easy reachable from Milan, from the Swiss border and from all the most important international airports of the area: Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate, Bergamo Orio al Serio and Lugano Agno.


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