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An attractive parcel of native British hardwood woodland managed with conservation and environmental enhancement as a priority. In all about 2.284 acres (0.924 hectares). (An additional lot available by seperate negotiation).
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A useful parcel of mixed native British hardwood woodland including Poplar, Oak and Ash, which has been managed with conservation and environmental enhancement as a priority. The woodland is an excellent habitat for wildlife, as well as attracting a wide range of fauna and flora including snowdrops in early spring. There is currently no vehicular access but this could be arranged (STP).
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We are going to do the Inca Trail at the end of May. I would like to know if anyone has done it since the re-opening at the beginning of April. And if so, how was it?
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Have you done the Machu Picchu Inca Trail recently?
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just back one week from the trail.
It was in fine shape(Our guide said it was fine too).We had a wonderful trip.
The only issues were with connections from train in Ollantaytaybo ( sp?) to buses.Road into town essentially one lane so you hoped that your vehicle got there first. Long ride back to Cusco.
Went with www.adventureholidaysperu.com I highly recommend them.
We are both 62 and trained very hard for a few months to get in shape.We're very proud of ourselves!
Good luck with it!
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Thank you for your reply! Did you have a backpack to carry your things? or did you pay the carrier to do it. My sons are in their early 20's and I am thinking they can carry their stuff. Agree? Thanks again.
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We had daypacks that we used to carry water,raingear,snacks,the "good" camera. Mine wasn't heavy,my husband's was due to the camera,but he didn't complain.I think your guys will be fine carrying,plus the porters are often way ahead of you,so if you need/want something,it's not accessible.
An unforgettable experience.Enjoy!
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It will also depend on how much content each of your sons has in his backpack and how they handle walking long distance going up a steady incline. I would think they should do fine, especially considering their ages, but if there's absolutely something they don't need for the trail and MP then I would leave it back in Cusco.
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CCF: when you say you trained very hard to get in shape for the hike what do you mean? Did you find the hike to be really difficult? I am in my 30s, in decent shape and haven't been doing any special preparation for the hike. My trip is later this month and now I am nervous! Thanks!
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Hi gypsyliz,
we're 62,so right away we had an"uphill" battle.
We're in good shape,but all our friends had said it was difficult,compounded by the altitude.
We ramped up our workouts,with the odious stairmaster,squats,lunges and more cardio in general. it was worth it,and I found the hiking itself easier in some ways,because in many places it is a road or steps vs. the scrambling you do on a mountain trail.The altitude did bother us somewhat (we took the Diamox as directed and skipped alcohol). Shortness of breath, fast heart rate,but we did recover quickly with brief rest periods. So we would climb,rest,hydrate,walk,rest,hydrate.It was hard,but really worth every step.
I'm sure if you're fit and 30 you'll do fine. Enjoy it!!
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Ok great. Thank you for the reply. I will step up the workouts in the next couple of weeks and be sure to get Diamox. I found your trip report, and it sounds like your trip was amazing. I am really looking forward to it!
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I am going to see Machu Picchu on 10 May, we return on 16 May, so I will try to remember to post here and leave you my thoughts.
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one more thing....don't get hurt working out! we took the last couple of days off except for some brisk walks.After all the prep and expense,you don't want a pulled anything,or sore knees.
Buenas suerte!
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Hello, I am doing a scavanger hunt for my work and really need a sca of a Machu Picchu passport stamp. Can you help me with this????
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How is the toilet/ shower situation on the trail? I am thinking about doing the 4 day hike but am not sure how great the faculities are.
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There is a shower at the campsite for the last night only. There are bathrooms iat the ccmpsites but during the day as you hike the trial, the world is your bathroom.
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The toilets at rest stops along the trail are .... um, it's best to pull a scarf over your nose, watch where you're stepping, imagine pleasant thought, do your business as quickly as possible and get the heck out. Do NOT drop anything. Have hand sanitizer with you.
There a high-end outfitters that provide their own private bathroom tent for their campers. -
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I have read a hundred trip reports and I can't find the answer to this question. Is there anywhere along the trail where you feel that if you trip you are going over a cliff? How narrow does it get? Thanks for any info.
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CCF / others: How do you handle clean water on the trail? Did guides boil it or did you take purification tablets or filters or?
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The porters boiled the drinking water for the hikers. We drank mainly cocoa tea for dinner and coffee/tea/hot cocoa for breakfast. All of which required boiling water beforehand. At some rest stops you can also buy soft drinks, beers, etc.
I had purification tablets with me but did not have to use it at all. No one in my group had to use theirs either. But I would recommend that you carry some with you anyway just in case. -
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I´ve just come back from a 3 week trip to Peru with my best friend. We booked through Do Latin America, a great company. Everything was organized through email and the staff were more than helpful. Luckily, we just managed to secure the permits for the Inca Trail – be aware that you will need to book these at least 3 months in advance as they book up quick. The Inca trail was the best trek that we have done to date, not only were the guides extremely knowledgeable about the trek and Inca history, but they were a great laugh too! The porters were also fantastic, cooking up tasty meals and good company over dinner. The trek was challenging (given our age), but arriving at Machu Picchu was well worth all of the sweat. The ancient city was just mind-blowing. The architecture, the stone masonry, the history, was all stunning. If you like trekking then the inca trail is the way to see it. The rest of the trip was also great – Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca, and Lima. But don´t miss out on Machu Picchu, it is a must see.
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Hi all,
I'm about to build a pair of Zaph's B3S's, and thanks to the difficulty of finding good plywood in Australia, they'll be in MDF with a hardwood baffle. My question is this: For someone with no experience in painting, finishing, or veneering, what's the easiest way to make MDF look nice? The baffles will probably be in Jarrah or Tasmanian Blackwood - both are dark, richly coloured timbers, and will clash quite nastily with "honey" colour of straight lacquered MDF. Ideally, the cabinets would be a nice gloss black, but I've heard that's nearly impossible. Any ideas? |
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It all depends on what you will find acceptable. A true piano finish requires many layers of lacquer sprayed on and wet sanded. A quick and dirty finish can be done by rolling on a sandable primer and sanding to 600 grit, then rolling on acrylic enamel. This will give a light orange peel finish that isn't all that bad. The quality of the finish depends on the roller you use. I use a 1/4" nap synthetic roller for all of my household trim. For commercial speakers, consumers expect better, so I don't do this on speakers.
Materials will differ regionally. I use either Kilz or Zinser primers. Either will wet sand if allowed to dry a couple of days. Auto primer would be best, but would require spraying. Years ago, I would spray auto lacquer with a low pressure bleeder gun with good results, but that was back when the paint contained lots of solvents like benzene, toluene and xylene. I don't know if this is even possible with modern low solvent lacquers. Bob |
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For my money, the easiest way to make MDF look nice, particularly if you're looking for a high gloss finish in a solid color, would be plastic laminate. (i.e. Formica, Arborite, Wilsonart, etc)
Bear in mind of course the requirement for special skills and equipment to wrap P-Lam around radius profiled edges,( thermo "post-forming" as in cove-topped countertops and wrapped doors) and that it can only be worked this way in one direction. But for a simple rectangular enclosure, it could easily cost less and take less time than painting.
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Oil and wax finish. My favorite so far. I won't use poly ever again.
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agree on the poly - but I think the question was "easiest way to get a nice gloss black finish on MDF?"
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Oil and wax looks great. If you want something more, try a light coat of shellac, 1lb cut. Rub out with wax and 0000 steel wool, and you will barely see it.
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Gloss black isn't at all essential, it's just something I know would looks nice, if I could do it. I can't, so instead I'm asking "What can I do that will look nice next to Jarrah (Swan River Mahogany) and can be achieved by some-one with no skill whatsoever?"
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I have used black dye a lot. What are you putting it on? MDF or wood? It makes many woods look great. Just used it on Jatoba and turned it deep red. Looks great next to black or red, paint or wood.
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Amazing luck, I cut the dimension for voigt from OSD (not ideal material at all but laying around in the garage) and also have Pioneer B20s!. I will study your website carefully. I plan to stabilize the cabinet obviously with liberal use of stiffner's and braces... My previous experience guarantee's that I will have to add a tweeter of some sort. gychang |
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In the plans the size for the speaker was wronge so when I went to put the speakers in the were way off. So I took and cut a baffle for now and will later just take this into account with the SBs. So the temp baffle is held on with screws so the speakers screws have to stagger those.
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Hello all, i am new commer from Vietnam, last year I have tried the BLH Acousta 115 for my Lowther PM6A driver, Unfortunatelly i was dissappointed with bass which seems being delayed of phase also not centered. Last month i tried to use new cabinnet which simulated from Onken petit schema, the sound is great ! now bass become very very better ( not stronger but more accurate )
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The Ciare sounds very good. Good resolution, good highs. Little coloration. A good compromise between efficiency, spl max, beaming of higher frequencies and bass extension. Unfortunately, some of the Ciare drivers had a voice coil that slightly rubbed the magnet contruction. Two out of four drivers IF you get the right drivers it's very good and can easliy keep up with fostex. It's always i compromise, for my taste this is an ok compromise. (used a FE 103 once long time ago, have heard the ciare 250, omnes audio L8, Beyma 8 ag/n, visaton frs 8, css fr 125, several tangbands, the cult type philips driver of which i forgot the name and Saba greencones) Kind regards Roland |
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Hi, Okie next week i will post the pics & details, because i am in biz trip to oversea.
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We loved it.... highly recommend hope to be able to do our next family reunion there. Worth every penny.... Thanks Mercedes
My family and I stayed here over the week of Christmas. The house is wonderful, plenty of space for everyone. We loved that there were so many areas outside to sit and relax, in the front of the house, and in the back. We rented a car at the airport, and were able to buy groceries and do a lot of cooking at the house. The kitchen is huge, and very well equipped. The house is right across the street from the beach, and just a short walk away is the beautiful Arashi Beach, which we enjoyed one day. Lis, the housekeeper, was there to meet us and show us around. If we had any questions, she was only a phone call away. We have stayed in several houses in the same area over the years, and this house is certainly up to all the high standards that we look for in a rental. I would recommend this house for rent, without any hesitation!
We had a bit of an unconventional rental from Tuesday to Tuesday for 2 weeks. I had notified owner that we would arrive earlier in the day than 4pm check in, arrangements were made for a 3pm check-in. There was no one there when we arrived, after about 10 minutes Lis was there but thought we weren't coming until the next day. (She also called on the Sunday before our departure to see if we were leaving that day.) So house was not quite ready for check-in. Beds needed made and towels put out, floors were cleaned. This was done quickly. It was a bit unnerving. The house ended up being very nice. Lots of space for 4 adults and 3 teenagers. Pool was cleaned every few days. Housekeeping came once during our stay, made beds and swept floors. We ended up doing our own towels and linens in the available washer and dryer. We did have some trouble with the kitchen sink backing up but called Lis and it was fixed quickly. House is across the street from snorkeling. You have to jump to get in and then swim to the right or left to get out. Snorkeling with easier entry to the left or about 1/4 mile up to the right. Loved walking across the street to watch sunsets. Location is quiet, yet close enough to shopping, restaurants, groceries. A car is helpful but there is a bus stop across the street. Kitchen is well equipped. I would recommend this a good rental for larger families or several couples, lots of space and privacy.
Beautiful home, with many newly updated appliances. The only thing that really needs attention is the area around the pool, most loungers had straps that were torn and the material was badly faded and worn and the hammock was ripped and unusable. Rooms are large and nicely decorated. The kitchen is fully furnished with most anything you would need, including PLENTY of dishes and lots of glasses! A short walk across the street and you can view a beautiful sunset across the water. Also within a 5 min. walk of 2 snorkel sites! Fantastic place that I would highly recommend!
My family.......6 adults and 3 children.....just returned from a wonderful stay at Villa Bon Bida (June, 2016). The house was even nicer than the photos....the bedrooms and baths were spacious as was the inside living areas...we never felt crowded. However, our favorite area was the outside ...with its comfortable lounging furniture, plentiful eating areas, wonderful pool and privacy. The house and kitchen were very well equipped .....beach chairs ands some snorkeling equipment were also provided. The location was perfect.....very close to several of the 'lesser used' but delightful beaches and only a short drive to some of the more popular beach areas. Mercedes was not in Aruba during our stay but she responded quickly to an email that I sent. Lis, the housekeeper, was very responsible and we felt very well cared for. We rented cars and I recommend doing that...also we had some difficulty initially finding the house......so, after you pass the Ritz Carlton take the first road on the right (about 1/2 mile)...the house is immediately on the left.
Aruba é uma das ilhas mais temperadas do Caribe. Constantemente moderado por ventos do Oceano Atlântico, Aruba tem uma temperatura média diurna de 82 ° Fahrenheit (27 graus Celsius), com a diferença entre as temperaturas médias diurnas e noturnas, e entre as temperaturas de verão e inverno apenas 3. 6 °.
Aruba é uma ilha de contrastes terreno. O sudeste tem as praias de areia branca, mar azul-turquesa e águas mornas. Aruba tem um árido, quase desertas como interior. A costa noroeste, exposta ao Atlântico, tem algumas praias de areia branca, mar agitado e uma costa rochosa. Em Aruba, você verá árvores de vento dobrado divi-divi, muitas variedades diferentes de cactos, e formações rochosas únicas.
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A warmhearted NYPD officer on patrol near the UN gave a shivering homeless man the sweatshirt off his back Friday, the New York Post reports.
Officer Carlos Ramos, who turns 29 on Saturday and works anti-crime and counterterrorism for the Transit Bureau, removed his navy blue Champion sweatshirt from under his coat and uniform and handed it to Robert William at around 9 a.m.
The gift comes a year NYPD Officer Larry De¬Primo bought a pair of $100 Skechers boots for a shoeless homeless man on a frigid night in Times Square.
"He gave it to me. He said, 'Don't worry about it,' " William told The Post moments later — still sitting on the sidewalk outside the Robert Moses Park dog run near East 42nd Street and the FDR Drive.
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Heaert warming. Interesting, predictable and sad that Stop & Frisk garners national attention from poeple who, on balance, probably don't have the vaguest notion about its constitutional premise or a practical and lawful application. This story, on the other hand, while covered, is done so with only a fraction of the zeal.Kudos to that officer. He showed the world what inside the profession we already know to be true - cops care, period.
Boston @ 12/16/2013 6:24 PM
Outstanding Officer Ramos. I salute you!
This Peace Officer is a GREAT example of what MOST of them are . Greatpeoples doing a hell of a TOUGH job,I wouldn't do with a Beautiful Heart .RIGHT ON SIR ! RIGHT ON ! May all of you have a Safe and HealthyChristmas . :-)
This Officer examplifies what MOST of them are . Great Peoples doing a TOUGH job I'd never do . They have a Beautiful Heart ! RIGHT ON SIR !RIGHT ON ! May you & ALL Officers have a safe and Healthy Christmas , so you can go home to your Families . :-)
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Russia retained its "Not Free" rating in the annual "Freedom in the World 2016" report compiled by the Freedom House human rights organisation, scoring only 22 of a possible 100 points, with its shortcomings deepened by economic recession and growing intolerance of dissent.
The report's publication on January 27 coincided with the release of Transparency International's Corruptions Perceptions Index 2015, where Russia also continued its slide towards the foot of the ranking.
Receiving a low 6 on a 7-point scale for both lack of political rights and civil liberties, the Freedom House report noted "Russia's increasingly aggressive challenge to liberal values under [President] Vladimir Putin - domestically, among its neighbors, and in international organizations".
Political rights are marked on the possibility of free participation in elections and making important decisions for the community, and civil liberties are marked on the opportunity to express opinion, have "personal autonomy" from the state, as well as the independence of the press and protection of minority rights.
Russia's failings here were made worse by its economic plight, with the country dealing with plummeting oil prices "at a time when international sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine - plus counter-sanctions that hurt Russian consumers at least as much as the intended targets - had already weakened its economy and threatened its indebted state-owned companies".
Adding to its expensive military occupations in parts of Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova, the Kremlin's decision to intervene in Syria in late 2015 to shore up support for President Bashar al-Assad could prove costly in financial, military, and political terms, the authors warned.
"The regime also took measures to stifle criticism of its foreign interventions. Opponents have been derided as traitors, forced from their jobs, arrested, or pushed into exile," it added. "To drive home the leadership's intolerance for dissent, President Vladimir Putin issued a decree making it illegal to publish information about military casualties even during peacetime. The head of a committee of soldiers' mothers was convicted of fraud after publicising the cases of Russian troops killed in eastern Ukraine, where the Kremlin has implausibly denied that any Russian forces are deployed."
Crimea, which dominated global headlines after Russia's invasion in 2014, languished in a grim status quo, and de facto Russian control of the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine was solidified in both military and economic terms, the report said.
Separately, the authors mention the murder of liberal opposition figure Boris Nemtsov and the report by corruption whistleblower Alexei Navalny's about the business interests of the family of Russia's Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika.
Neighbouring "Not Free" Belarus fared even worse in the Freedom House ranking with only 17 points, putting it a notch ahead of China and behind Gambia. After the re-election in October 2015 of the authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko for a fifth term, the former Soviet republic also scored the lowest possible rating of 7 for political freedom.
Paradoxically, though, the "deeply flawed" election in October actually seemed to improve Lukashenko's standing with democratic powers, the report noted.
"His release of political prisoners before the vote, and the absence of violence in its aftermath, eased the way for plans by the United States and the EU—wavering in their determination to press for true liberalization—to reduce sanctions against Belarusian individuals and entities," it continued, while doubting that Lukashenko's actions are signs of a genuine thaw. "Rather, his gestures toward the West seem motivated by growing fears of Russian bellicosity and economic weakness."
Ukraine's mixed bag
By contrast Ukraine produced a mixed bag of results, emerging as "Partly Free" but still tilting towards a positive balance, with a 3 out of 7 rating for political freedom and civil liberties, and an overall score of 61. As the country seeks closer integration with the EU and Nato, the assessment places it in the same neighbourhood as EU-accession candidate Albania (67) and accession-ripe Nato member Macedonia, which this year was demoted to the "Partly Free" camp with 57 points.
A total of 50 countries are deemed "Not Free", representing 26% of the world's polities. The number of people living under "Not Free" conditions stands at 2.6bn, or 36% of the global population (although more than half of this number lives in China).
At the peak of the scale Finland, Iceland, Norway, San Marino and Sweden scored 100 points, Canada and the Netherlands 99, and the US and UK with 90. Lining the floor are Tibet with 1 point and Somalia with 2, while Syria was accorded "-1".
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said it made a net profit of around €1bn in 2016, up by a quarter from the €802mn it made in ... more
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The Monuments Men: Don't Bother
A rather schmaltzy synopsis about how the (Western) Allied Forces undertook semi-dangerous missions to recover stolen artwork from the Nazi regime. We also went despite tepid reviews because The Lego Movie was sold out and we had free tickets to iPic, a … Continue reading
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Jake Johannsen
Jake came by Austin to deliver his wit and wisdom before he headed over to what will be his umpteenth appearance on David Letterman, umpteenth is metric for over 40. He's an awesome stand-up comedian who can just run with numerous … Continue reading
RIP Harold Ramis
The man involved a few of the Eighties' raunchiest and popular comedies passed away after being ill for a while according to the Guardian. Harold directed the greatest movie involving golf…Caddyshack. Even when you have to sit through the scenes with … Continue reading
Futurama Reincarnation
One of the funniest parodies or re-interpretations Futurama did was its tribute to the numerous Japanese cartoons brought to America in the last several decades. Not the higher caliber, less-censored stuff now shown on Cartoon Network or available through specialized video … Continue reading
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Marquette Day 2014 in Austin
The annual tradition was upheld as the baton has been passed from the former local organizer Chris to Annette recently. Chris is in the process of moving to Chicago, poor guy especially with the brutal winter happening. Annette did a … Continue reading
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New running record set this week
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RIP Bob Casale
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A quick Gordon-based reunion!
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The Mueller 2011 "Tempi" Pinot Noir was produced from a selected vineyard block of a single Pinot Noir clone, Dijon 777. Situated on a well-drained, gravely site which is part of Vino Farms, this vineyard block is less than one mile from the Russian River and it experiences the full impact of cooling fog which travels up the river banks. This specific Pinot Noir clone is characterized by its intensely bright, big, luscious flavors which are very evident in the 2011 "Tempi" Pinot Noir. Ruby in color, the "Tempi" Pinot Noir is bursting with sweet ripe strawberry, cherry, and toasted oak aromas. The palate is full bodied with fine grained tannins and soft yet rich flavors of fresh strawberry, oak, and anise. This wine will age gracefully over the next several years [+]
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It was an appropriately cold, drizzly, windy, and gloomy day. We left at 8 to take him to work and drop off his many bags. He said we should say our goodbyes then, just in case we were not able to see each other again later that day at the port. But it was not a very emotional goodbye because we were both assuming we'd get to see each other one more time that day. [Dragging out the goodbye into two installments is not the ideal way to do it, and not the way we normally would. But Tim had promised Delaney she'd see his ship, thinking that it would be there at least a day or two earlier. But it didn't arrive in port until the very day all the Marines had to load, and Tim didn't want the last thing Delaney remembers about him to be a broken promise.] So it didn't feel like the last time. I didn't shed any tears on the way home until we pulled in the driveway and Delaney exclaimed upon seeing his truck, "Dada's home!" His truck in the driveway has always been such a happy sight for us all, and now it's just a reminder he's not here.
The next several hours went by like any normal day for the girls and me. I did some housework, took care of the girls, and spent a lot of time soaking up the encouraging words people had for me on Facebook. I know I am not alone in this experience.
Tim had sent me an email saying I should plan to arrive at the port around 5:45 or 6. So once we were done with naptime, it was time to have a big snack/ somewhat of a dinner for the girls, and get ready to go. We left by 5 and at around 5:15 as I was driving through Havelock, I got a call from Tim. He told me he would not be able to get off the ship until around 6:30, so he said if I get to Morehead City by 5:45, I should find something else to do to kill time. I was definitely getting there by 5:45, so I thought, 'What to do, what to do..?' I realized I was a little hungry, and I saw McDonald's coming up, so McDonald's it was!
Delaney was so thrilled to be going into McDonald's, especially when I got her and Sissy Happy Meals with Littlest Pet Shop toys inside. I smiled to myself, thinking I'd succeeded in making fast food into a rare treat for them, which is pretty much what it was for me growing up. (Except for the time my aunt made me have an egg & cheese McMuffin and I got carsick afterward.) I had a nice time listening to their happy chatter at the table, and not having to be in a hurry. I got a couple texts from Tim, saying, "Where are you?" and stuff like that, but nothing saying, "Get here now." But at around 6:20, I grabbed dinner for Tim and we left.
Finding the port in Morehead City was easy, and as I approached, I could see a ship behind the high-rise condos. Then I could see the gate, and as soon as I saw that, I turned into the first parking lot I could find.
It was so windy and cold by the water. The girls and I wandered around and I took lots of pictures of this ship which looks very nice, but that isn't Tim's ship as I had first told the girls. Tim's ship was behind that one.
Tim stayed with the girls while I walked out onto a dock to get a better view of his actual ship:
We went back to the car to warm up. Before I took the girls out of the stroller I snapped this picture:
In the car, Tim gave the girls their Daddy Dolls. Delaney liked hers, squeezing it to hear him say, "Who loves Delaney?" Annie threw hers on the floor after just a minute. Oh well.
Tim wolfed down the cold McDonald's meal because it was the first thing he'd had since breakfast, and then we drove to Dunkin' Donuts so he could get a coffee and I could use the bathroom. In the parking lot of Dunkin' Donuts, Tim said, "So, should we rip this Band-Aid off now, and get the girls home to bed?" I reluctantly agreed it was time. It was well past 8 now, and we still had a 40-minute drive home. At some point, we just had to get this over with.
Back in the parking lot next to the gate, Tim said goodbye to each of the girls probably two or three times each. It kills him to be leaving them. He told me, "Don't let them forget about me."
Then we hugged goodbye, trying not to cry and failing. I just couldn't believe that when I drove away that would be the last I'd see of him for 10 months. We lingered a few minutes, neither of us wanting to see the other one go. Then he went back to the ship, and I drove home, and that was that.
I had tears running down my face the whole way home, but I said to myself, "This day is finally over. Now I can stop dreading it."


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After just over two years since their No.1 album 'III', Take That announce their eighth studio album 'Wonderland' will be released on March 24th through Polydor Records.
'Wonderland' consists of 11 original tracks, including first single 'Giants' due out on February 17th. The single receives its first play on national radio the same day at 8am and will be available to stream and buy globally, immediately after. 'Giants' is produced by Mark Ralph (Clean Bandit, Years & Years) who won Producer of The Year at the 2016 MBW A&R Awards.
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen have also worked with renowned producers: Tony Hoffer (Beck, Supergrass, Goldfrapp), Stuart Price (Madonna, The Killers, Gwen Stefani) and Mark Crossy (Arctic Monkeys, The Gaslight Anthem) on 'Wonderland'. This will be their second album as a three-piece, in the latest chapter of the group's amazing history. It will also be their first album released on vinyl since 'Everything Changes' back in 1993.
Take That are one of the UK's most successful acts with an enviable career spanning three decades. The band have sold over 8 million concert tickets in their lifetime, setting the record for the fastest selling tour of all time in UK history when 1.34 million tickets were snapped up for their Progress Live Tour in less than 24 hours.
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In a New Year's message to readers, Buffalo News President and Publisher Warren T. Colville boasted about the newspaper's strength and dedication to maintaining high editorial standards.
"It is no secret that the newspaper industry has seen many challenges in recent years," Colville wrote in the full-page ad that ran on Jan. 1. "I am proud to tell you The Buffalo News remains one of the strongest papers in the country."
The picture News executives painted during the company's annual State of the News address on Jan. 19 was somewhat less rosy. Even so, the session made clear that the newspaper continues to reap significant profits that put it far ahead of other American newspapers and maintains a profit margin that is the envy of a battered industry. continue»
Friday, January 13, 2017 by The Guild
The Guild's Executive Committee nominated and elected Sandy Tan as the Guild's new president, replacing Henry Davis, who decided not to run for a third three-year term.
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The Buffalo NewsGuild rallied outside The News Dec. 13, demanding a fair contract as negotiations that started back in mid-May headed toward 2017.
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At a special shareholders meeting of Dominion Homes early Friday, a merger agreement was approved that allows a buyout group to acquire the financially troubled home builder.
The buyout group consists of companies affiliated with Silver Point Capital, L.P.; Angelo Gordon & Co, L.P.; and the builder's largest shareholder, BRC Properties Inc., which is controlled by company chairman Douglas G. Borror.
Roughly 91% of the shares voted were in favor of the merger, sealing the approval for an expected closing in June.
Dominion spiraled into the penny-stock category in 2007 after efforts to resurrect the struggling business were unsuccessful. Not only had Dominion gone long on owned land in its primary Columbus, Ohio, market during a run-up in 2003 and 2004, but the company was also facing a public relations crisis related to unethical sales and mortgage loan practices, documented violations, and unusually high foreclosure rates.
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Sales continued to plummet through 2007, and the company was unsuccessful in an effort to unload its land burden. By December, Croft was released from his position, and Cornely was named COO.
Since the beginning of 2007, there have been nine amendments to the credit agreement established in December 2006; with each, lenders have continued to increase the overadvance facility.
After hinting at the possibility of privatization in a November SEC filing, Dominion announced in January 2008 that it had entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by a buyout group consisting of companies affiliated with Angelo Gordon &Co., L.P. and Silver Point Capital, L.P., as well as the company's largest shareholder, BRC Properties, Inc. The Borror family owns approximately 46.6% of Dominion's shares through BRC.
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What's the best government way to solve our problems? Don't
A few stories in the news have got me thinking about all the problems of the world and how our nation got to the point where only the selected elected have the ability to solve them. Isn't that the basis for political elections anymore: To take someone's problems; create a bunch of problems; or my favorite, take a problem that was or wasn't a problem and make it worse and then run for office on the promise of making everything better?
Let's face it, there are folks on both sides of the aisle who are "fighting for us," "looking out for
hard-working Americans" and "making sure everyone is treated fairly." Even if we came to the impossible conclusion all these things are indeed occurring, there's a simple fact that everyone is missing. The process of solving people's problems through government is patently unfair at its core. Why? Because no matter which side or which person the politician is solving the problem for, there's a person, group of persons or entities whose problems are either not getting solved or are being made worse.
Look at the problem with Colorado and Mesa County in receiving payments in lieu of taxes (PILT). Everyone's in a panic because these handouts weren't part of the recently passed federal budget, er, continuing overspending resolution.
Now watch everyone from our esteemed senators and representatives to our state assembly folks to our local politicians "fight" to get back what's rightfully ours. And therein lies the rub. If it is indeed rightfully ours, why do we have to get it back from the feds?
Because only a government solving land ownership problems by seizing land would create a program where it pays off states to maintain land it shouldn't have in the first place. And only spineless state legislators would allow the land to be taken so they can get on the federal dole. The land should belong to the people as established in the Constitution so it could indeed be used for commerce and production that could (gasp) generate tax revenue. Otherwise, why are payments in lieu of taxes needed?
How about the constant news about Obamacare? Only the government would come up with a program to solve all of the insurance problems of our nation by creating a program in which people who were actually insured would be forced off their policies to become uninsured so they need Obamacare to create its own customer base. If you got lost there, I'll give you the short version: The vast majority of folks who went to Obamacare websites to "sign up" were folks who lost their insurance due to Obamacare. There's still no accurate information as to whether or not these same folks actually bought insurance, but there's no question as to the reason they now need it.
I've also seen a few stories about how Colorado's commitment to the alternative energy arena is a good thing for our economy. Forgetting the fact that this industry is beyond subsidized to even have a minimum survival rate, let's look at it another way. The state has passed a law that requires power providers to get 30 percent of their energy from renewable sources while allowing the same power companies to charge their protected customer base the extra dollars required to make up the loss for getting power this way. Will "green" energy work in the future? I have no idea. But it's unfair to make everyone pay for energy from more expensive sources or pay for their neighbor's solar panels when they would not if they had a competitive choice.
And just in case you think I'm smoking something — and now that we have a law that says I can indeed smoke and type at the same time — let's take a gander at the new pot law. While not arguing about the medicinal workings of marijuana because I know nothing about it, I'm sure there's a minority of citizens who'll benefit from this law because now they can smoke pot without breaking the law. Obviously there are people in other states as well who will enjoy shopping locally now. But the law was passed for two reasons: the majority of folks who smoke will continue to vote for their own interests and, more important, the government never met a hot seller it didn't want to tax.
It's simple. Every law passed in the nation either benefits or hurts some member of the citizenry. And truth be told, almost every law passed is the result of some special interest, person or group looking to benefit from government. And, yes, just about every politician fits into this category as well. But as long as we have politicians who believe they're the ultimate problem solvers and were elected to do just that, we're in trouble.
In case you haven't noticed, every problem our government attempts to solve becomes a problem in perpetuity or dramatically worse. The founders had it right. They knew that solving problems was a key component in pursuing happiness.
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The pro-life action of President Trump by reissuing and expanding the Mexico City Policy (MCP) has resulted in non-US organizations that perform or promote abortion choosing to continue their abortion work and to lose US funding estimated to nearly $600 million in population control funding and much more in overall health funding.
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The Press Union of Liberia has named Star Radio in Liberia as Radio Station of the Year for 2007/2008.
Star Radio was selected by a panel of eminent individuals headed by Ms Meg Riggs, head of the Public Diplomacy Section at the United States Embassy in Monrovia.
Two journalists from Star Radio were also awarded for their outstanding professionalism.
The Press Union of Liberia named Vivian Gartayn Best Newscaster and Bruce Boweh Best Judicial Reporter of the year.
The award ceremony was held at the Golden Beach Restaurant in Sinkor.
STAR radio is a non-profit independent news and information radio station broadcasting nation-wide in Liberia and also in the sub-region via FM, shortwave, affiliate community radio stations, and the internet.
STAR radio (FM 104, SW 9525, website: www.starradio.org.lr) is a public access radio in Liberia providing national coverage on a reliable basis on FM and SW. It serves as a "private" public broadcaster given the significant support it provides to civil society and reconstruction efforts. STAR radio is a unique mix of a not-for-profit public service radio that pursues fee-for-service activities to generate income to cover its expenses.
STAR radio offers programs on current affairs and news, broadcasts 14.5 hours a day (down from 17 hours a day) in 14 Liberian languages as well as French, English and Liberian English, and offers a website with audio one-touch streaming which is highly appreciated by the Liberian Diaspora (3,500 members / 11,000 visits per month).
In 2007 STAR continued to build its reputation for top-notch reporting, but the year was marked by severe shortfalls in donor support. In response, the station undertook several cost-cutting measures and prioritized finding new ways to increase income. Above all, STAR concentrated on building its journalist training and capacity-building services in the region and now STAR radio is widely regarded throughout West Africa for its broadcast training expertise.
STAR has it all: quality, credibility, and most importantly, image. It has a brand name recognized and revered throughout Liberia because of its unique history in the country and the independence of its program content.
STAR radio allows Liberians to hear other citizens talk about issues that matter to them, the same issues that they talk about with their families and friends. This gives STAR significant meaning and relevance in this small country in West Africa that has recently emerged from over a decade of war which destroyed the country's infrastructure, and killed, maimed, and displaced hundreds of thousands of its citizens.
STAR radio provides high-quality news and information on a daily basis to all Liberians. Its shows "I Beg to Differ" and "Women's Hour" were among its most popular programs. "STAR Contact" continued to be effective in reuniting families. The national news on the hour attracted more advertisers than available timeslots. STAR radio's main challenges in 2007, its second full year on-air, were to continue cutting costs, further develop its advertising base, expand income earning services, and find new sources of donor support.
STAR's key achievements for the Press Union of Liberia's award were as follows:
• STAR radio continued to be the primary sources of reliable, balanced and impartial news and information throughout Liberia, serving all Liberians, other media, and the diaspora. • The station provided a national public service medium for citizens to express their views and for residents to restore contact with missing relatives. • Training sessions for journalists from West Africa provided "hands-on experience and focused on journalism and ethical reporting as well as technical aspects of broadcasting. STAR is now considered the reference training center for journalists in the area and these training activities brought much needed income to the station. • STAR advertising staff received training in sales and marketing as well as advertising spot design. • Several STAR staff won international recognition: Wellington Geevon-Smith, News Editor, was chosen as an Edward R. Murrow Fellow by the U.S. State Department and Joseph Cheeseman, Editor-in-Chief, was selected by the BBC Trust to cover the Charles Taylor trial in the Hague. The People's Republic of China invited STAR Station Manager James K. Morlu to attend a conference of foreign press in Beijing in May. Two other journalists were selected for an American university exchange program. Jeff Tarnue, a STAR producer and announcer who is visually impaired, was the recipient of free software from Freedom Scientific based in Florida, USA. The software, JAWS, assists him in his computer work for his weekly program for the handicapped titled "We Too Have A Voice." • A fundraising initiative and the intensive search of new sources of support to STAR resulted in many new contacts for STAR radio.
STAR radio in 2007 had a "luxuriating effect," allowing ordinary citizens to understand and participate in political life. When democracy flourishes, people are empowered and this has significant implications for peace, security, and reconstruction. STAR radio journalists give ordinary people the opportunity to voice their opinions in public forums, political debates, and interviews, offering the Liberian public a dialogue that is directly relevant to their lives.
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Purchase a Limited Edition Gary Carter Print, "West Yellowstone 1916"
The Yellowstone Historic Center and nationally renowned artist Gary Carter are offering a limited edition giclée prints on canvas of Gary Carter's original 40"x90" painting, "West Yellowstone 1916." This is a first-time offering for prints of this Carter oil painting. This painting captures a moment of change in West Yellowstone, when the stagecoach was forced to yield to the automobile.
Two Sizes available:
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