opendatalab/WebMainBench huggingface dataset:
# Brewster's Old Fashioned Ice

(770) 988-9500

2420 Cobb Pkwy SE, Smyrna, GA |  Directions 30080

33.892672 -84.477936

Open Hours

Mon. - Sun. 12am - 10pm

Ice Cream Parlors, Dessert Shops, MasterCard, 

**Payment Methods:** Visa

## Reviews for Brewster's Old Fashioned Ice

I don't get it – I just don't get the fuss over this ice cream. It's ok but it is in no way the scrumption Ice Cream people make a fuss over. Atlantans must not have ever had anything better.

High Priced Cream – It's Good, But not that good...OVERPRICED!!!! Shakes are $4.00 Shakes are better at McDonald's for half the price. Plus your dining area is Cobb Parkway traffic....Save your money, go buy a half gallon, a container of chocolate and some whip cream before buying two sundaes...You'll actually same money and have more ice cream for later.

Poor Quality & lots of car and truck fumes! – The title says it all. I tried there ice cream twice at the reccomendation of a co-worker. Not impressed at all. The vanillia was worst then cheap store brand ice cream. The mint was just as bad. The other thing I was not happy about is that I had to sit in my car or outside inhaleing the truck and car fumes. Also, very overpriced.
## Using Google Earth to prove a case of illegal waste dumping

For a few years now, the Sierra Club and Earthjustice had suspected that Louisville Gas & Electric had been illegally dumping chemicals into the Ohio river. They’ve been capturing ground-level images of the waste entering the river, and are coupling that with Google Earth imagery to prove their case.

PolicyMic has details, including some statements from Earthjustice attorney Thom Cmar:

> “Coal ash contamination is rampant across the country, and the evidence gathered at Mill Creek is unequivocal. Coal ash has already polluted more than 200 lakes, rivers, streams and drinking waters. The problem continues to worsen, but no federal protections exist. Our household garbage is better regulated than this toxic waste.” 

Armed with the imagery, Earthjustice and the Sierra Club are now filing a lawsuit against Louisville Gas & Electric on behalf of Kentucky residents.

We’ve seen Google Earth used to catch instances of illegal marijuana growing, illegal pools, illegal mining and illegal fishing, but I believe this is the first time that imagery from Google Earth will be used as part of a lawsuit for this kind of activity.
Last week, we continued trying to figure out why Sarah Palin quit her job. We could think of a couple reasons! And today, the _New York Times_ seems to throw its weight behind one of those reasons.

We phrased it as, "She Just Hates Governing." Today's _Times_ story on the days leading to Sarah Palin's resignation suggests that "she just hates her life, and Alaska, and is not very _good_ at governing" might more accurate.

So what happened is Sarah continued to be obsessed by every single petty attack against her, real or perceived, by any enemy, from any corner. When she talks about how she was unable to focus on helping Alaska because the governor's office was bogged down in frivolous ethics complaints, what she means is that she was personally consumed with everything bad said about her.

Like, here is one of those all-consuming ethics complaints that were hurting Alaska:

> By all accounts, Ms. Palin became consumed with the complaints, no matter how small-bore - which many were - or where they came from.
> 
> When a local Democratic blogger accused her of becoming a "walking billboard" by wearing a jacket emblazoned with the logo of Arctic Cat, her husband's team sponsor at the Iron Dog snowmobile race, she issued a news release titled "Governor Comments on Latest Bogus Ethics Complaint."
> 
> "Yes, I wore Arctic Cat snow gear at an outdoor event, because it was cold outside," her statement read. A follow-up release was triumphantly titled "Ethics Complaint on Governor's Apparel Dismissed."

So, yes, Palin was fixated on attacking local bloggers, on responding to everything Levi Johnston said and did, and on taking on a late-night comedian for making a dumb joke. The Republican Governors Association tried to send an aide up to help her out, and party bigwigs tried to help her set up a PAC and a legal defense fund, and meanwhile the Alaska legislature just wanted her to _govern_ , and Palin could not really handle all of those things, at once, and so she quit. But not before she randomly fired someone who annoyed her, again, because that is her style.

> Dr. Butler said he resigned his post in June in part because the administration asked one of his highly regarded division heads, the state public health director, Beverly Wooley, to resign. "I felt that it was not a good time to be downsizing," said Dr. Butler, who is now working on a swine flu vaccination at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
> 
> Dr. Butler said the governor's office apparently deemed Ms. Wooley insufficiently supportive of the parental consent bill backed by Ms. Palin.
> 
> Ms. Leighow would only say, inexplicably, that Ms. Wooley had been terminated by the health department, not the governor.

At least we can be confident that, while Sarah Palin has quit politics, she will _never_ quit being a petty, thin-skinned liar, surrounded by sycophantic enablers.

And she will certainly not disappear from the public eye as long as Levi Johnston remains free, and on television!
# Contents of /trunk/ascend4/TK/AscendRC

  
File size: 1727 byte(s) 
    
    
    Setting up web subdirectory in repository
    

1 | # This is the .ascendrc file for running Ascend4  
---|---  
2 | # a copy of it should be put in each user's startup directory.  
3 | # This file is called by the ascend binary.  
4 | #  
5 | # $Date: 1998/06/01 12:42:45 $  
6 | # $Revision: 1.9 $  
7 | #  
8 | global env tcl_platform  
9 | source "$env(ASCENDTK)/ascend.tcl"  
10 | # ----------- do not change anything above this line --------------  
11 | # unless of course you know what you are doing in TCL/Tk  
12  
13 | # Add a CLEAR ALL to the console's EDIT menu if the console  
14 | # exists; CLEAR ALL removes all text from the console window.  
15 | if {[info command console] == "console"} {  
16 |  console eval {  
17 |  .menubar.edit add command \  
18 |  -label {Clear All} \  
19 |  -command {.console delete 1.0 end}  
20 |  }  
21 | }  
22  
23 | # comment out the following to skip automatically loading the relation and  
24 | # solver_var definitions  
25 | READ system.a4l  
26  
27 | # The following procedure is called during the normal exit of ascend,  
28 | # but not when exiting by ^C, ^D, or seg. fault (heaven forbid)  
29 | # You may put anything you want in it, but note that it is not called  
30 | # until AFTER the ascend windows have been destroyed.  
31 | proc user_shutdown {} {  
32 |  global ascUtilVect  
33 |  # delete scratch plot files on exit  
34 |  set username [ascwhoami]  
35 |  set fprefix $ascUtilVect(asctmp)/asc$username*  
36 |  if {![catch {set flist "[glob $fprefix]"} ]} {  
37 |  puts "Deleting scratch files $fprefix:"  
38 |  foreach i $flist {  
39 |  puts $i  
40 |  catch { file delete $i }  
41 |  }  
42 |  }  
43 |  # other stuff you like below here  
44 | }  
45  
46 | # You can add other TCL commands, including those for setting solver  
47 | # parameter defaults, sourcing your own TCL/Tk definitions, etc  
48 | # here. See the online solver parameters page help for more details  
49 | # on how to set solver defaults.  
50 | # Parameters defined here override ascend.ad and *.a4o files.
*     *       * # _Rhododendron angulatum_ J.J.Sm.




This species is accepted, and its native range is W. New Guinea (Mt. Goliath). 

### Native to:

New Guinea 

### _Rhododendron angulatum_ J.J.Sm. appears in other Kew resources:

#### IPNI - The International Plant Names Index

### First published in Bull. Jard. Bot. Buitenzorg, sér. 2, 8: 50 (1912)

### Accepted by

  * Argent, G. (2015). Rhododendrons of subgenus Vireya, ed. 2: 1-454. Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
  * Gibbs, D., Chaimberlain, D. & Argent, G. (2011). The red list of Rhododendrons: 1-128. Botanic Gardens Conservation International, Richmond, U.K.



### Literature

#### Kew Backbone Distributions

  * Gibbs, D., Chaimberlain, D. & Argent, G. (2011). The red list of Rhododendrons: 1-128. Botanic Gardens Conservation International, Richmond, U.K.



**Kew Backbone Distributions**  
The International Plant Names Index and World Checklist of Selected Plant Families 2021. Published on the Internet at http://www.ipni.org and http://apps.kew.org/wcsp/  
  


**Kew Names and Taxonomic Backbone**  
The International Plant Names Index and World Checklist of Selected Plant Families 2021. Published on the Internet at http://www.ipni.org and http://apps.kew.org/wcsp/
|  **Offices in China** | Lot | Sym. | Lot Description  
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601 |  |  **12c on 6c Offices in China (K6).** Mint N.H., vivid color, gorgeous centering with well-balanced margins, fresh and Extremely Fine, with 2003 and 2006 P.S.E. certificates (XF 90, SMQ $500.00)  |  220.00   
  
SOLD for $500.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
602 |  |  **14c on 7c Offices in China (K7).** Mint N.H., bright shade on crisp paper, choice centering, Extremely Fine, with 2004 P.F. certificate  |  225.00   
  
SOLD for $500.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
603 |  |  **16c on 8c Offices in China (K8).** Mint N.H. with **selvage at bottom,** pretty shade, Jumbo margins, Extremely Fine, a huge stamp, with 2004 P.F. certificate  |  180.00   
  
SOLD for $500.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
604 |  |  **18c on 9c Offices in China (K9).** Mint N.H., brilliant color on bright paper, beautiful centering with wide margins, Extremely Fine, a gorgeous stamp, with 2003 P.F. certificate  |  170.00   
  
SOLD for $475.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
605 |  |  **20c on 10c Offices in China (K10).** Mint N.H., vibrant color, wide and balanced margins, Extremely Fine, a beautiful stamp, with 2007 P.F. certificate (XF 90, SMQ $410.00)  |  160.00   
  
SOLD for $450.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
606 |  |  **30c on 15c Offices in China (K12).** Mint N.H., rich color on bright paper, wide margins, fresh and Extremely Fine, with 1997 P.S.E. and 2005 P.F. certificates  |  210.00   
  
SOLD for $550.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
607 |  |  **40c on 20c Offices in China (K13).** Mint N.H., brilliant color, fresh and Very Fine, a pretty stamp  |  300.00   
  
SOLD for $400.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
608 |  |  **60c on 30c Offices in China (K14).** Mint N.H., vivid color as fresh as the day it was printed, wide margins, Very Fine and choice, with 2001 P.S.E. certificate  |  280.00   
  
SOLD for $400.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
609 |  |  **$2.00 on $1.00 Offices in China (K16).** Mint N.H. with **part imprint at top,** rich color on bright paper, wide margins, Very Fine and choice, with 2003 P.F. certificate  |  1,000.00   
  
SOLD for $800.00   
Will close during Public Auction  
610 |  |  **Offices in China Balance.** Nine stamps, incl. Mint N.H. Nos. K1-K5, K17 and K18, also No. K11 with original gum and K15 with tropicalized original gum, Fine, Nos. K3, K17 and K18 with 1999 P.F. certificates |  1,835.00   
  
SOLD for $500.00   
Will close during Public Auction
# 126 Hardeman Road , Sandy Springs

Price: $724,900 | Type: Single Family | Year Built: 1935 | Approx. Sq. Ft.: 2,989 Sq. Ft. Source: Public Records  
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Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3 | Half-Baths:  n/a |  Lot Size:  0.404 Acres  
  
## Description

Oasis of calm in Chastain, walkable to shops and restaurants. Expansive single level home with lots of outdoor living spaces and so many updates. Perfect for entertaining! New roof, new lighting, new driveways, and more. Updated kitchen with subway tile and white cabinets. New secondary baths and beautifully renovated master bath with marble counters and floor. Skylit dining room, spacious bedrooms, and hardwood floors. Covered flagstone patio overlooks Pebbletec saltwater pool and large grassy fenced yard with sport court. Must experience!  FMLS#: **6100565**   


School Information

  * Elementary School: High Point
  * Middle School: Ridgeview Charter
  * High School: Riverwood International Charter



Home Style

  * Bungalow
  * Ranch



Exterior Features

  * GardenFamily Room
  * Gas StarterPrivateNone
  * Cement Siding
  * Composition



Interior Features

  * GardenHardwoodHis and Hers Closets
  * Walk-In Closet(s)Insulated Windows
  * Master on Main
  * Central Air
  * Forced Air
  * Natural Gas
  * Firepace
  * Handicapped
  * None
  * Basement
  * Crawl Space
  * Main Level



Lot Features

  * NonePrivate
  * NoneNone



Community Amenities

  * None
* ## Five types of offer stacking — and how to beat them

Merchants should look for opportunities to leverage technology that helps them deliver better experiences for customers — without negative effects on their bottom line.

  * ## Why the future of marketing lies in mobile payments

For merchants, the convergence of payments and marketing should bring in new customers, increase sales from existing customers and provide more customer data.
# Criss Cross

Oh yes! This game rocked. It was like a marble game – in some ways like Zig Zag Zoom, but the game was way more fun in that it pitted you directly against your opponent.

So – how did you play it? Here’s how – opponents can roll their marbles down one of two tracks. One track is the “offense” track, and one is the “defense” track (I know,very American terms). The genius is that one track is straight but the other one meanders through the straight track. Because both tracks intersect at points, the meandering balls can be knocked off the track by the defense. 

It sounds complicated, but it isn’t, it’s basically about one marble knocking another marble off track. You got a load of points for actually knocking an opponents marble off track. 

The game was published in 1972 – when playing marbles on the street still happened! Though you could only ever had two players at a time, you could create sort of grand championships, or a “World Cup” that we made at Sunday School, where you could have finals and semi-finals and a score board.

Like Darts, there is an definite amount of points you need to gain in order to win. That number is 300, which is great because it means games went on for longer and you could win or lose at any given time. You would swap around being offense or defense after each go.
## All 1 Customer Review(s) |  by tooflessGranny 

#### Moose-R-Us / Moose Antiques

1/5 

posted Sep-09-2011 

“I had a very unpleasant experience with Moose-R-Us in which I ordered some decorative lighted willow twigs. The transformer for one went out after it was plugged in once. I emailed Moose-R-Us and they basically told me it wasn't their problem and than I needed to contact the manufacturer. The wholesaler that sold to Moose-R-Us, Darice, is going to make good on this by sending me an entire new light set; something that Moose-R-Us should have probably offered to do right out of the gate, rather than infer that I was the one who broke the light. I have never experienced a retailer so rude. Not the way to do business at ALL!! Darice referred me to one of the other companies they supply so if I ever go looking for cool stuff, that's where I'll go. I will certainly never go to Moose-R-Us again, and I'd highly recommend that anyone else avoid them like the plague if they can. They are very unpleasant have a real "I've got mine, to heck with you" attitude. I was communicating with a woman named Cheryle. If she's not the owner, the owner should fire her, because she's a real piece of work.
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# BELLIN, Jacques Nicolas (1703-72)

# Carte de L'Isle de Sainte Lucie 

##  Paris: J.N. Bellin, 1763. Copper-engraved map, in excellent condition, stamped on upper-center with the stamp of the French royal maritime printing office: "De l'Imp. de Dep. de la Mar. à Versail". 24 1/8 x 32 1/2 inches. A very elegant and detailed map of St. Lucia by one of the greatest French cartographers This very fine map of St. Lucia surrounds the island in seas traversed by rhumb lines. The rugged topography of this, one of the most scenic islands of the Caribbean, is captured in great detail. Oriented with the east towards the top of the map, the island features two broad ranges of mountains, which were formed by extreme tectonic activity. In the centre of the island is a plain that features a road, "Chemin de la Longue Chasse ou de la Soufriere" that runs the length of the island. In the lower left of the map is the "Pointe du Gros Piton", the distinctive mountain formation that cascades into the sea, and that is today St. Lucia's most celebrated site. The various aspects of the coast are labelled in great detail, and many places near the sea are dotted with the cultivated fields of sugarcane and banana plantations. Three cartographic insets adorn the upper portions of the map, each depicting one of the island's best harbours. Intended for practical use by mariners, each harbour is heavily detailed with depth soundings and notations of hazards. The insets are "Plan du Port du Carenage" (site of St. Lucia's modern capital of Castries), "Plan du Cul de Sac Des Roseaux" and "Mouilliages du Grande Islet et du Choc". The map is embellished with a very fine title cartouche, bordered by transitional Rococo and Neoclassical motifs, and surmounted by the French royal arms. St. Lucia was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1500, and named for St. Lucy of Syracuse. The French assumed auspices over the island in 1660, having signed a treaty with the indigenous Carib tribe. Over the next century and a half, the island went back and forth fourteen times between French and British sovereignty before the British assumed an enduring hegemony in 1814. The island became an independent member of the Commonwealth in 1979. This map was part of the l'Hydrographie Française, a great sea atlas, published by Bellin in two volumes from 1755 to 1766. This was one of the finest works of the prolific Bellin, the "Hydrographer to the King", who was so highly regarded that the British (who were almost always at war with France) made him a member of their Royal Society. Map Collector's Circle 81, (St. Lucia) 6-9, pl.1  
  
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metadata.dc.type: | Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso  
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Title: | INTEGRAÇÃO LAVOURA-PECUÁRIA-FLORESTA: AGRICULTURA SUSTENTÁVEL  
metadata.dc.creator: | Porto, Danilo  
metadata.dc.contributor.advisor1: | Teixeira, Marconi  
metadata.dc.contributor.advisor-co1: | Alves, Daniely  
metadata.dc.contributor.referee1: | Teixeira, Marconi  
metadata.dc.contributor.referee2: | Alves, Daniely  
metadata.dc.contributor.referee3: | Moraes, Wilker  
metadata.dc.description.resumo: | Português  
Abstract: | This study aimed to study and analyze, through literature review, the Crop-Livestock-Forest Integration System (iLPF) and its benefits for Brazilian agriculture. The definition of iLPF can be as a production strategy that involves several productive, agricultural, livestock and forestry systems within the same area. This system has been consolidated in Brazil as an important option for the agricultural productive sector, being adopted at different levels of intensity in the Brazilian biomes. Being considered a system that needs several factors interacting dynamically with each other, so that the expected result occurs. ILPF is considered an alternative for agricultural management that aims at sustainable factors, both biological and economic, adding value and mitigating the effects of seasonality, through its benefits. Integration also reduces the use of agrochemicals, opening up new areas for agricultural purposes and environmental liabilities.  
Keywords: | Pastagem, Floresta, Sustentabilidade, Integração.  
metadata.dc.subject.cnpq: | CIENCIAS AGRARIAS  
metadata.dc.language: | por  
metadata.dc.publisher.country: | Brasil  
Publisher: | Instituto Federal Goiano  
metadata.dc.publisher.initials: | IF Goiano  
metadata.dc.publisher.department: | Campus Rio Verde  
metadata.dc.rights: | Acesso Aberto  
URI: | https://repositorio.ifgoiano.edu.br/handle/prefix/850  
Issue Date: | 10-Dec-2019  
Appears in Collections:| Bacharelado em Agronomia  
  
  


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# AMI Paris

Brand History 

**AMI Paris**

Founded in Paris in 2010, AMI comes from the founder and brand's creative director Alexandre Mattiussi's initials and last letter of his name. Their menswear boasts a generous collection of stylish smart casual pieces that come with a positive underlying message, making them perfect for any modern man.

Mattiussi won the prestigious French ANDAM prize in 2013 for his efforts in innovation and fashion design, making him the first male designer to do so.

Featuring a range of laid back cuts and expertly tailored pieces, AMI Paris offers a versatile collection. The brand is now sold all over the world, and has flagship stores in Hong Kong and Tokyo, making it a well known name worldwide.
#  Electric EG1K Goggle - Kids'

###  Tech Specs

_Frame Material:_

polyurethane

_Helmet Compatible:_

yes

_Polarized Lens:_

no

_Ventilation:_

lens

_Face Size:_

small

_Recommended Use:_

skiing, snowboarding

_Manufacturer Warranty:_

1 year

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### Description

## Vision for the future. 

Perhaps your young'n is new to the slopes but the Electric Kids' EG1K Goggle is not. Based upon the grown-folks' model and featuring all the same tech (like 100% UV protection and anti-fogging technology) but with a slimmed-down profile to fit small faces, the EG1K is a vital component for any grom who actually wants to see where they're going.   


  * 100% UV protection blocks harmful rays trying to destroy your gaze
  * Cylindrical lens shaping proven peripheral vision and comfort
  * Anti-fog and anti-scratch coating keeps vision clear and protects from scratches caused by run-ins with gear
  * Ergonomic frame constructed from cold-weather resistant injection-molded TPU
  * Contoured triple-layer face foam conforms to your face and wicks moisture to bring comfort to your sensitive mug
  * Helmet-compatible articulating strap can be placed at multiple angles for a flush fit with all helmet types