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"Very quiet hotel with beautiful views, and a sense of privacy. Breakfast was very nice if expensive. Beautiful indoor pool which I had to myself! Convenient to a funicular railway although it stops running before the trams do so I walked the steep hill a few times. The room was pleasant but a bit..."
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"The comfort of the hotel helped relieve the stress of the business trip."
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"The room is nice and practical. There is a small kitchen in the room with a fridge, microwave oven, plates, etc. which is convenient. The check-in is automatic but simple. Parking may not be simpe in the area. There is a direct tram loine to the center. For a few days stay it is a good choice."
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"The staff were exceptional. Very friendly and very helpful. The room was a good size with some English channels which was good. Free parking and close to the tram for easy transportation."
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"Perfect spot in Zurich. Location makes it really accessible to all of Zurich, Old Town, Shopping Metro/Trains etc. Hotel is clean and the staff are very friendly. A little outdated it's kind of cool with big rooms, clean sheets and comfortable bed. bathroom was clean and the water hot (middle of ..."
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"Room and bathroom were big compared to European standards. Clean and comfortable. Good breakfast. The reception desk personnel were very helpful with directions. Love the free chocolates."
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40 CFR 85.2225 - Steady state test exhaust analysis system
(a) Special calendar and model year applicability. The requirements of § 85.2224 apply concurrently for tests conducted under Emission Performance Warranty on 1995 and earlier model year vehicles or engines until December 31, 1993, after which the requirements of this section are solely in effect. The following exceptions apply: in a state where the Administrator has approved a SIP revision providing for implementation of a basic centralized program meeting the requirements of part 51, subpart S of this chapter, according to the schedule specified in § 51.373 of this chapter, the requirements of § 85.2224 are concurrently in effect until June 30, 1994, for 1995 and earlier model year vehicles or engines; in a state where the Administrator has approved a SIP revision providing for implementation of an enhanced program meeting the requirements of part 51, subpart S of this chapter, according to the schedule specified in § 51.373 of this chapter, the requirements of § 85.2224 are concurrently in effect until December 31, 1995, for 1995 and earlier model year vehicles or engines.
(1) General requirements. The sampling system for steady state short tests consists, at a minimum, of a tailpipe probe; a flexible sample line; a water removal system; particulate trap; sample pump; flow control components; tachometer or dynamometer; analyzers for HC, CO, and CO2; and digital displays for exhaust concentrations of HC, CO, and CO2; and for engine rpm. Materials that are in contact with the gases sampled may not contaminate or change the character of the gases to be analyzed, including gases from alcohol-fueled vehicles. The probe must be capable of being inserted to a depth of at least ten inches into the tailpipe of the vehicle being tested or into an extension boot, if one is used. A digital display for dynamometer speed and load must be included if the test procedures described in § 85.2217 or § 85.2219 are conducted. Minimum specifications for optional NO analyzers are also described in this section. The analyzer system must be able to test, as specified in §§ 85.2213, 85.2215, 85.2217, 85.2218, 85.2219, and 85.2220 all model vehicles in service at the time of sale of the analyzer.
(2) Temperature operating range. The sampling system and all associated hardware must be of a design certified to operate within the performance specifications described in paragraph (c) of this section in ambient air temperatures ranging from 41 to 110 °F. The analyzer system must, where necessary, include features to keep the sampling system within the specified range.
(3) Humidity operating range. The sampling system and all associated hardware must be of a design certified to operate within the performance specifications described in paragraph (c) of this section at a minimum of 80 percent relative humidity throughout the required temperature range.
(4) Barometric pressure compensation. Barometric pressure compensation must be provided. Compensation is made for elevations up to 6000 feet (above mean sea level). At any given altitude and ambient conditions specified in paragraphs (b) (2) and (3) of this section, errors due to barometric pressure changes of ±2 inches of mercury may not exceed the accuracy limits specified in paragraph (c) of this section.
(5) Dual sample probe requirements. When testing a vehicle with dual exhaust pipes, a dual sample probe of a design certified by the analyzer manufacturer to provide equal flow in each leg must be used. The equal flow requirement is considered to be met if the flow rate in each leg of the probe has been measured under two sample pump flow rates (the normal rate and a rate equal to the onset of low flow), and if the flow rates in each of the legs are found to be equal to each other (within 15 percent of the flow rate in the leg having lower flow).
(6) System lockout during warmup. Functional operation of the gas sampling unit must remain disabled through a system lockout until the instrument meets stability and warmup requirements. The instrument is considered "warmed up" when the zero and span readings for HC, CO, and CO2 have stabilized, within ±3 percent of the full range of low scale, for five minutes without adjustment.
(7) Electromagnetic isolation and interference. Electromagnetic signals found in an automotive service environment may not cause malfunctions or changes in the accuracy in the electronics of the analyzer system. The instrument design must ensure that readings do not vary as a result of electromagnetic radiation and induction devices normally found in the automotive service environment, including high energy vehicle ignition systems, radio frequency transmission radiation sources, and building electrical systems.
(8) Vibration and shock protection. System operation must be unaffected by the vibration and shock encountered under the normal operating conditions encountered in an automotive service environment.
(9) Propane Equivalency Factor. The Propane Equivalency Factor must be displayed in a manner that enables it to be viewed conveniently, while permitting it to be altered only by personnel specifically authorized to do so.
(1) Accuracy. The analyzers must be of a design certified to meet the following accuracy requirements when calibrated to the span points specified in § 85.2233(e)(2):
|HC, as hexane
|0-400 ±12
|401-1000 ±30
|1001-2000 ±80
|0-2.00 ±0.06
|2.01-5.00 ±0.15
|5.01-9.99 ±0.40
|0-4.0 ±0.6
|4.1-14.0 ±0.5
|14.1-16.0 ±0.6
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|1001-2000 ±60
|2001-4000 ±120
(2) Minimum analyzer display resolution. The analyzer electronics must have sufficient resolution to achieve the level of accuracy indicated in paragraphs (c)(2)(i) through (v) of this section.
(3) Response time. The response time from the probe to the display for HC, CO, and CO2 analyzers may not exceed eight seconds to 90 percent of a step change in input. For NO analyzers, the response time may not exceed twelve seconds to 90 percent of a step change in input.
(4) Display refresh rate. Dynamic information being displayed must be refreshed at a minimum rate of twice per second.
(5) Interference effects. The interference effects for non-interest gases may not exceed ±10 ppm for hydrocarbons, ±0.05 percent for carbon monoxide, ±0.20 percent for carbon dioxide, and ±20 ppm for oxides of nitrogen.
(6) Low flow indication. The analyzer must provide an indication when the sample flow is below the acceptable level. The sampling system must be equipped with a flow meter (or equivalent) that indicates sample flow degradation when meter error exceeds three percent of full scale, or causes system response time to exceed 13 seconds to 90 percent of a step change in input, whichever is less.
(7) Engine speed detection. The analyzer must utilize a tachometer capable of detecting engine speed in revolutions per minute (rpm) with a 0.5 second response time and an accuracy of ±3 percent of the true rpm.
(8) Test and mode timers. The analyzer must be capable of simultaneously determining the amount of time elapsed in a test, and in a mode within that test.
(9) Sample rate. The analyzer must be capable of measuring exhaust concentrations of gases specified in this section at a minimum rate of once every 0.75 second.
(d) Demonstration of conformity. The analyzer must be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the inspection program manager, through acceptance testing procedures, to meet the requirements of this section and to be capable of being maintained as required in § 85.2233.
[58 FR 58413, Nov. 1, 1993; 59 FR 33913, July 1, 1994]
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Despite research efforts to improve diagnostic and therapeutic effectiveness, there has been little success in enhancing lung cancer prognosis. The survival rate for lung cancer has shown little change during the past several decades. Unfortunately, most patients present with advanced disease, at which point therapeutic options are less than optimal. Screening for early detection of many diseases is becoming more prevalent as new and more effective techniques become available. Some early lung cancer screening trials using chest x-ray and sputum cytology have demonstrated that lung cancers identified by screening methods were more frequently early-stage tumors. However, there was no impact in overall survival when all deaths were considered (Am Rev Respir Dis 1984 Oct; 130(4): 545-9; Int J Cancer 1984 Jul 15; 34(1): 1-4). The National Cancer Institute (NCI) concluded that screening with chest X-ray had no effect on lung cancer mortality.
Serious methodological issues have risen in regards to those old studies. Concerns about study design, statistical analysis, contamination, inherent biases, and older forms of technology have prompted new early-detection trials using improved diagnostic-imaging techniques. Several new screening studies using computed tomography (CT) have yielded preliminary findings with encouraging results, creating a growing enthusiasm for screening with low-dose CT-a more sensitive technique than chest X-ray (Radiology 1996 Dec; 201(3): 798-802; Lancet 1998 Apr 25;351(9111):1242-5; Lancet 1999 Jul 10;354(9173):99-105). However, many physicians have expressed concern that routine use of early-detection methods is premature and have recommended waiting to implement widespread and expensive screening programs until legitimate health outcome benefits and cost-effectiveness can be confirmed by further studies.
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St Bart's is a forward thinking comprehensive school. Time after time, our results and achievements place us as one of the top secondary schools in the country. A large vibrant Sixth Form offers a wide range of subjects and attracts students from around the area.
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This is a very nice flash to play. I didn't even know you could do stuff like this with Flash :P. Very nice job!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I just beat the real game yesterday and i must say this game does a very good job emulating the fealing and the fun of the portals GOOD JOB!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Great game, but
The game is harder than the real Portal game but it's still pretty easy.
Through the game I found that agility is far more important than intelligence, most turrets can be taken care of just by running and jumping.
But the only real minus was the frustration when a box suddenly was on the other site of a wall or spawning at the entrance for some weird glitchy reason. In level 39 I had to run through the door 5 times before it sent me on to the next level instead it just sent me back to the beginning.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Great game!
For the guy under me, when you start the level jump as far as you can until you land on the barrier (carfeul not to fall), then launch a portal as close as you can to the barrier and another one where the electrifying floor is, jump to the portal you launched close to the barrier to get to the other side (careful not to get shocked).
There are some minor bugs in the game. And BTW, are you guys from Israel? cuz I rarely see good game developed ny Israelis.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
great game!
great game, but... does anyone have any tips on level 15? :P


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Children's LiteratureWhile Franklin, Jefferson, and others are busily penning the Declaration of Independence, eleven-year-old Felicity Merriman becomes an unlikely ally of sorts. Like previous years, she is summering at King's Creek Plantation with her mother, siblings, and beloved horse Penny. There are two differences however: the arrival of British troops to the south, raiding and burning Patriot properties, and the arrival of Mr. Haskall, who plans to study the area's plant life for a book he is writing. Over time Felicity and Haskall form a friendship, as she shows him around the plantation, and he shows her drawings of flowers and plants. Some things, however, do not add up: his certainty that a missing horse is gone for good; his claim to have located a rare flower in a muddy area, when his shoes are spotless. Felicity's niggling doubts increase when her father's visiting apprentice gives her reason to believe Haskall is, in fact, a British spy. Reluctant to distrust Haskall, yet fearing the consequences if she does not, she sneaks into his workroom and uncovers maps of Patriot plantations, including her own. She also finds, takes, and deciphers a code which tells of a meeting the next day. Now convinced that Haskall is indeed a spy, Felicity hatches a risky plan to save the day. One of American Girl's "Felicity Mysteries," this is not only an exciting story with a smart, plucky heroine, but a thought-provoking exploration of a fascinating time in our history when there were "good people on both sides." 2006, Pleasant Company/American Girl, Ages 9 to 12.
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Three friends, Dog, Cat, and Mouse, live happily or so they think in their beach hut by the sea until one night a mysterious Stranger, bearing gifts from the Winds of Change Trading Company, blows into their little world and turns it upside down. Soon Dog, Cat, and Mouse are fighting with each other. Is the foxy Stranger a troublemaker or does he mean well? And will Dog, Cat, and Mouse ever be happy again?
Children will find this thought-provoking picture book of true friendship from award-winning Mini Grey, author of "Traction Man Is Here " and "Traction Man Meets Turbodog," deeply satifying, a story they'll want to hear and discuss again and again.
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Lyn Gardner is a theater critic for "The Guardian "and goes to the theater five or six nights a week, which should leave no time for writing books at all. Prior to joining "The Guardian, "she was a tea lady, a waitress, sold (or failed to sell) advertising space for a magazine called "Sludge, "wrote for "The Independent, "and helped found the London listings magazine, "City Limits, "the largest publishing co-op in Europe.
Mini Grey's last picture book, "Traction Man Is Here!," won the 2005 "Boston Globe-Horn Book "Award and received five starred reviews.
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"Grey, one of the more inventive picture-book creators working these days , offers a beguiling little parable."
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"Grey's wonderfully expressive, richly textured mixed-media collages leap and bound with funny details (like the "All-Purpose Flakes" box in the kitchen, perfect for both baking and bathing). Vivacious design elements such as comic-strip–like panels for action sequences and cut strips of type for the dialogue in the climactic fight add further fun. The clear, clever text—rendered in a large font—is as fresh and invigorating as the rest."


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Answered: How can we manage layout with in dataview ?
i want to create a data view in which each items come side by side, but when ever i tried using the layout Configs by setting it to hbox, its still coming as a list.
For the below code :
var touchTeam = Ext.create('Ext.DataView', {
fullscreen: true,
layout: 'hbox',
store: {
fields: ['name', 'age'],
data: [
{name: 'Jamie', age: 100},
{name: 'Rob', age: 21},
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You should set float: left; on the elements. Use CSS to do this
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Would you be adding paging to your dataview after you get more items on the first page? I've been reading about it in the Ext JS book and Ext JS in action but they seems a bit overkill. See the php script below:
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Built In Rogue Dildo - The stub where a hand or foot once resided that can be used for self pleasure. May at times dabble in rogue patterns.
Hey man, look at the guy with his BIRD up his anal cavity!
作者 gilios 2005年9月17日
penis and/or testicles
John fell asleep on my couch, so I whipped my bird out and rubbed it all over his face before I woke him up.
作者 dcs5 2005年7月13日
some kid from niskayuna NY. he has toolish qualities along with an absurdness that never ceases to make you laugh. very strange and somewhat resembles an actual bird. AKA 'butters'
i think bird is gonna be there tonight. koren is probably with him. what a fucking tool.
作者 five speed 2005年3月19日
I was a virgin until Bob mounted my bird.
作者 John R. 2003年12月09日
Extending the middle finger and thumb. As in Top Gun
"You know, the bird. I'm sorry I hate it when it does that"
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Penis, cock, male genitalia.
Dude, she grabbed my bird!!!
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Trevor Fisher comments on his final round performance from the 2015 Africa Open.
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Trevor Fisher comments on his Round 3 performance at the 2015 Africa Open.
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Highlights from second-round play at the 2015 Africa Open, where Matt Ford holds a one shot lead at 11-under par. Watch the European Tour on Golf Channel.
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Catch all the action from the 2015 Africa Open.a two shot lead. He was three clear at the turn, beautiful tee shot at the par 3 tenth. A birdie there would take him four ahead. Eight Sunshine Tour victories to his name but he'd never won on the European Tour . He extended his lead at the 16th hole to five shots. This he said is where he knew he pretty much had
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Highlights from first-round play at the 2015 Tshwane Open, where Morten Ørum Madsen and David Horsey are tied with a one shot lead at 7-under par. Watch the European Tour on Golf Channel.Pretoria Country Club setting. A strategic examination for the players this week. Ross Fisher , the defending champion, fresh from his WGC adventures in Florida. Highlight of his round today was a chip in Eagle at the
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Catch the action from Round 3 of the 2015 Africa Open.only two of the lead looking for his breakthrough win on the European tour . Trevor Fischer Jr.is the man on top at 16 under par. He's won 8 times on the sunshine tour , but not yet on the European tour . If he continues to play like this then, he may well be going home with the title. An eagle at the third,
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Charl SchwRichard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jr. share a 5 shot lead at 19 under par after 3 rounds at the Joburg Open. Mike Ritz brings you the day 3 action from South Africa.artzel trails Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jr. lead by five after the second round of the Joburg Open. Mike Ritz highlights the days play from South Africa.up round 3 of the Joburg Open in South Africa on the European Tour . Peter Uihlein, former US Amateur champion, make the most of the sponsors' exemption. He now playing the Challenge Tour . What a close for Uihlein. He eagles 18 for a back 9 at 31, and he'll end to the final round in 7th place. In the meantime, Charl Schwartzel also making a move. The 2-time champion here, watch this beautiful swing on the par 3, 12th. It would lead to 1 of 4 birdies on the day. Schwartzel with a bogey 3, 68 and he gets it to 14-under. He's tied for 3rd heading to that final round. The 2 guys at the top played together in the final twosome, and they separated themselves from the field. This, Richard Sterne , his approach on the par 4, 7th. Brilliant. That would lead to his 3rd birdie of the day, playing alongside Trevor Fisher,bogeys with 2 birdies, and that means heading to the final round, Richard Sterne and Trevor Fisher Jr. are tied for the lead, both shoot 68, both 19-under par, both 5 clear of the field. Will
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Thyroid and Parathyroid Ultrasound
What Affects the Test
Reasons you may not be able to have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
- Not being able to hold still during the procedure. Movement can interfere with the quality of the ultrasound picture.
- Having an open wound in the area that needs to be viewed.
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- A radioactive thyroid scan and radioactive iodine uptake (RAIU) test are nuclear medicine tests that use a radioactive substance to see how well the thyroid is working and identify thyroid problems. For more information, see the topic Thyroid Scan.
- A thyroid ultrasound does not use a radioactive substance; it is easier to perform and is less expensive than a radioactive thyroid scan or RAIU test. But a thyroid ultrasound does not provide information about how well the thyroid gland is working.
- A thyroid ultrasound may be done at the same time as an RAIU test. RAIU testing is used more often than a thyroid ultrasound to identify problems such as hyperthyroidism. A thyroid ultrasound can be used to identify different types of thyroid problems, especially problems such as thyroid nodules.
- Thyroid nodules are common, especially in women and older people.
- Thyroid ultrasound can usually show the difference between a cyst, a solid nodule, or another type of mass that needs further testing. A fluid-filled sac that is smooth and round and that does not have any particles floating in it is likely to be a simple cyst. A lump that does not have any fluid or that has fluid with floating particles needs to be checked more closely. If a solid nodule is found, a thyroid biopsy may be needed.
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Theatre Director
Huge creative pressure, long hours, no job security, low pay, actor "personalities," producers staring over your shoulder, and worries about how you'll pay for retirement, health care, or even tonight's dinner. You could say there's pressure to do well, and that's before the curtain even goes up on opening night.
Good advice is to never read your reviews. Even if they're good, you'll end up with an inflated ego. And a head that big is never appropriate unless you're floating in the Macy's Day Parade.
And if the reviews are bad, there's no amount of chocolate ice cream that can fix that problem, so why bother? Everybody's a critic, especially the critics, but let's see them try to mount a production of The Wizard of Oz with actual trained flying monkeys.
In hindsight, not the best creative decision you've ever made. But you've got to stick by it, because if you're not sure of your artistic vision, you can be sure the people paying you for it won't be either.


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Back in 1976, Austrian downhill skier Franz Klammer became a national icon after striking gold with a memorable run at the Innsbruck Winter Olympics.
Some 32 years on, the capital of the Tirol region is once again serving as stage for top-class international sport, this time featuring the likes of Fernando Torres of Spain, Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Russia's Roman Pavlyuchenko.
Appropriately for such a winter-sport paradise, fans without tickets will be able to watch the action on a big screen erected at the famous Bergisel ski-jumping stadium to the south of town, the venue for the annual Four Hills event.
Buses will connect this spectacular Bergisel site with the railway station (Hauptbahnhof) 24 hours a day during the tournament. In central Innsbruck, the place for supporters to congregate and let their hair down will be the Fan Mile on Maria-Theresien Strasse, the city's main thoroughfare, which arguably offers the best views of the surrounding mountains.
Innsbruck's compact size means that virtually every point of interest can be reached on foot. But should you need someone else to take the strain, there is an excellent network of buses and trams that travel in circuits around the city. For Euro 2008, their frequency will be increased and the night-time service is to be beefed up considerably.
The best way to get to Innsbruck's Tivoli Neu stadium is by bus. From the Hauptbahnhof on Sudtirolerplatz take either line A (getting off at the Stadion stop) or line F (Landessportcenter stop), followed by a five-minute walk. It's about a 10-minute walk from the railway station to the Maria-Theresien Strasse.
The Tivoli Neu Stadium, home to local club FC Wacker Tirol, seats 30,000 and was built in 2000. It forms part of the Olympiaworld complex, also home to an ice hall, a multi-purpose sports center and a music venue.
Tiroler cuisine is hearty, filling and tasty, with cheese of one variety or another usually the staple ingredient. You can't go wrong with homemade noodles covered in cheese, while dumplings made of goat cheese and cream of cheese soup are equally delicious. Another must try is the Tiroler Grostl, a fry up of pork, beef, onions and potatoes crowned by a fried egg and eaten straight from the pan.
A wonderful place to eat is the rustic Ottoburg restaurant on Herzog-Friedrich Strasse, located in the gothic towers close to the Inn-Brucke bridge. A choice of great noodles, steaks, chicken, venison and fish go hand in hand with a superb atmosphere; you will not be disappointed by a visit.
Then there is the 16th century Goldener Adler Inn (Golden Eagle Inn), which can be a little touristy, yet no one could complain about the quality of its food. For a more international flavor, check the China Restaurant Canton on Maria-Theresienstrasse or Al Dente on Meranestrasse, an Italian joint low on space but which more than compensates with its heavenly pasta.
One of the leisure-time focal points here is the Hofgarten Cafe and Restaurant in the park of the same name to the north of the university. Those whose pulses race at a good DJ session, live-music aficionados and foodies are in luck, with the pasta dishes, the schnitzel, ribs and baguettes all top notch.
For fans looking for a cheap, late-night pizza or kebab, head for Viaduktbogen and Leopoldstrasse fanning out from the railway station, with the first of those destinations a home to many bars, clubs and beer gardens.
There are several decent pubs in central Innsbruck, many with reasonably priced menus. One of the best is Elferhaus on Herzog-Friedrich Strasse, which serves the outstanding Franziskaner Bavarian wheat beer and Stiegl-Brau on Wilhelm-Greil Strasse. Zappa (Rechengasse) hits the right notes as a music pub and sells ales from the superlative Fuhrenburg brewery.
Speciality shops, department stores and designer boutiques proliferate in Maria-Theresienstrasse, Leopoldstrasse and Herzog-Friedrich Strasse. The Markthalle at the junction of Innrain and Marktgraben is the setting for a farmer's market six days a week.
Innsbruck may be famous for being a home for winter sports, but its beauty is set to be a key feature of the Euro 2008 story.
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New York, NY (August 26, 2014)—The Academy of American Poets is pleased to announce the winners of the 2014 American Poets Prizes, which are among the most valuable poetry prizes in the United States. This year the organization has awarded over $200,000 to poets at various stages of their careers. The recipients will be honored at the American Poets Prizes ceremony on October 17, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. at The New School in New York City.
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The Academy of American Poets is pleased to announce that Dr. Madeleine Fuchs Holzer has joined the organization as its first Educator in Residence. This honorary position reflects the organization's long-standing commitment to supporting K-12 teachers and encouraging young people to engage with the art of poetry.
Academy of American Poets' Walt Whitman Award Now the Most Valuable First-Book Publication Prize for Poetry in the United States
The Academy of American Poets is pleased to announce two changes to its distinguished Walt Whitman Award, making it the most valuable first-book award for poetry in the United States. In addition to a $5,000 cash prize, the winner of the 2015 award will now receive publication of his or her manuscript by Graywolf Press, an award-winning independent publisher, and an all-expenses-paid six-week residency at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Umbria, Italy. These new partnerships are part of the Academy's ongoing efforts to support poets at all stages of their careers.
New York, NY (July 17, 2014) Each fall, poets and poetry lovers unite in New York City for a three-day celebration of poetry called Poets Forum. Organized by the Academy of American Poets, the eighty-year-old nonprofit that produces Poets.org and National Poetry Month, Poets Forum explores the ever-changing landscape of contemporary poetry in the United States through in-depth discussions with some of the most distinguished poets of our day, poetry readings, lectures, receptions, and more.


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Designing Managed Desktops for Replacing Computers
Updated: March 28, 2003
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
When a user receives a new or different computer, it can cause a time-consuming interruption in productivity. It is important that users regain productivity in the shortest possible time and with a minimum of support. This can be accomplished by storing user data and settings independently of any specific computer. By using the Group Policy features Roaming User Profiles and Folder Redirection, you can ensure that the user's data, settings, and applications are available wherever the user logs on to the network.
To further simplify setting up a new managed computer on your network, use Remote Installation Services to create standardized operating system configurations. Remote Installation Services allows you to create a customized image of a Windows XP Professional or Windows 2000 Professional desktop from a source computer. Then, you can save that desktop image to the Remote Installation Services server. The image can include the operating system alone or a preconfigured desktop image, including the operating system and a standard, locally installed desktop application. You can use that preconfigured image to set up multiple desktops, saving valuable time. Create as many standard desktop images as you need to meet the needs of all types of users in your organization. For more information about using Remote Installation Services, see the Remote Installation Services (RIS) link on the Web Resources page at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/reskits/webresources.
These IntelliMirror technologies can work together when a computer fails, as the following example illustrates.
Example. A user's computer suddenly undergoes a complete hardware failure. The user calls the internal support line. Presently, a new computer, loaded only with the Windows XP Professional operating system, arrives. Without waiting for technical assistance, the user plugs in the new computer, connects it to the network, starts it, and can immediately log on.
Because roaming user profiles are enabled, the user finds that the desktop takes on the same configuration as the computer it replaced — the same color scheme, screensaver, and all the application icons, shortcuts, and favorites are present. Because Folder Redirection and Software Installation are enabled, the user can access data files on the server after the appropriate applications are automatically installed.


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Just as we spotlight one impressive display of Star Wars fandom, another one surfaces in the form of "Star Wars: TIE Fighter," a four-year labor of love by animator Paul Johnson.
A two-minute version has floated around for the past couple of years, but now Johnson has released the completed '80s anime-inspired short film that depicts an epic space battle from the perspective of the Empire.
Happy Veterans Day and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at the comics, books and other things we've been perusing of late. Today our special guest is Brady Sullivan, the writer of Death Springs, a free weekly webcomic with artist JC Grande (Image's Johnny Monster). He also has several print projects currently out or hitting the shelves soon, including the recently released action/satire Revolution Aisle 9.
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Schaffler, the German maker of ball bearings and car parts, said Thursday it was "optimistic" for business this year, even though profits fell in 2012.
Schaeffler said in a statement its net profit declined by 1.9 percent to 872 million euros ($1.13 billion) last year,
Underlying profits, as measured by earnings before interest and tax (EBIT), dropped by 17.6 percent to 1.4 billion euros, while revenues grew by 4.0 percent to 11.1 billion euros.
"The Schaeffler group continued its course for growth in 2012 despite a market environment that weakened increasingly over the course of the year," said chief executive Juergen Geissinger.
Looking ahead to the current year, Schaeffler "is optimistic about the 2013 revenue trend," Geissinger said.
The company is not expecting the European automotive markets to recover quickly and "North America and Asia/Pacific are and will remain our growth drivers," the CEO said.
"Based on these factors, we are aiming for revenue growth of approximately four percent and an EBIT margin of approximately 13 percent in 2013," Geissinger said.


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Stay-At-Home-Mom Remark Triggers Talk of the Town
A Democratic consultant's dig at Ann Romney steered political conversation Thursday and forced a line of high-level Democrats, including President Barack Obama, to affirm support for the nation's stay-at-home moms.
The controversy began late Wednesday when consultant Hilary Rosen said on CNN that Mrs. Romney, wife of likely GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, wasn't qualified to speak about economic pressures on women because she has "never worked a day in her life."
Mrs. Romney began her defense by opening a Twitter account later that night saying it was "hard work" raising five sons.
By Thursday morning, Ms. Rosen's remarks were the talk of the town in Washington, driving interest in Mrs. Romney's midmorning TV interview on Fox News.
"Maybe I haven't struggled as much financially as some people have," Mrs. Romney told a national audience. "I can tell you and promise you that I have struggled in my life."
By midafternoon, Ms. Rosen had apologized, but not before first lady Michelle Obama, senior Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod and other Democrats came to Mrs. Romney's defense.
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Huge Units
We stayed in a one bedroom in April of 2004. The unit was very large and had very nice amenities. The kitchen was fully stocked, the bathroom and kitchen counters had beautiful granite counters, and the view was breathtaking. The property is a very close drive to Kaanapali and Lahaina. There is a small and quiet beach in front which we found was much nicer than the hectic feeling we felt when we went to Kaanapali beach. It does not compare to the glamour of some of the big hotel chains, but the larger units and quiet atmosphere made our stay here worth while.
A week in paradise
I spent 7 nights at Kahana beach resort,and I found it to be enjoyable. It was for my Honeymoon in early October of 2004. I have read the other reviews of this resort and found some of them funny. For starters. This is not a five star hotel,so do not expect one. Yes the pool is small,but clean. There is no daily maid service,so clean up after yourself. There are washer and dryers on the grounds to do Your laundry. The room is big enough for two people. Most of the time You are out enjoying Maui anyway. The parking at the resort was a great thing to have considering We rented a car. The pull out or "hide a bed" was not comfortable,and should only be used as a couch. But ask Yourself a question..Have You ever slept on a pull out couch that was comfortable?? This is common sense stuff. I would say if You are looking for a reasonable place to stay which is on the beach,with a great view of Paradise, this place is for you. If you are looking for daily maid service and a mint on Your pillow it is not. I would go back to this resort,and also tell a friend to go. However I would tell them what to expect.
Most of the staff was very helpful,from directions to setting up activities and also"Local" opinions. Cindy,Sandy, and Denelle stood out in these areas. A Big Mahalo.
Advice: If you know you will be staying here, call 2 weeks in advance and ask for an ocean Front room.(It worked for me) If You plan on cooking and eating in your room stop at the costco by the airport. It will save you quite a bit of money. The hour and a half time share tour will either discount your activities or give you free ones. ( I did not take part in this,but talked to people who did. They said it wasn't bad) No matter where You stay,enjoy Maui it IS Paradise !! In the words of Arnold "I'll be back."
Very Satisfied!!!
My family just got back from Maui this September 2004 and stayed here at Kahana Beach Resort. We truly had a great time and this is centrally located to all beautiful beaches. Not too far from busy Lahaina and not to far from upscale Kapalua. The amenities are limited but we didnt even notice because we were so busy being out and about. So many things to do - 1 week is definitely not enough. We went to Hana and actually spent the night there (maybe 2 would be better-its a long drive!). The beach at Kahana is best in the early mornings when the water is still calm and beautiful aqua color. We saw plenty sea turtles from our balcony and the most beautiful sunsets from our lanai. The murphy bed was great but the pull-out should remain a sofa (kinda lumpy) so kids preferred the floor (bring sleeping bags). That is the only complaint I have. We reported it to front desk and they repaired it right away. By the way if you're on a getaway and not an owner definitely upgrade to oceanfront - the view is out of this world!!! I dont care what others had said about the front desk personnel- to me if you're nice to people they will be nice to you back. Mahalo Cyndi & Tina and the rest of the crew at Kahana!!!
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Spartan resort with bare minimum amenities: very small pool, tiny above-ground hot tub, and small strip of sand called beach. Timeshare salesman actually raved about no amenities keeping maintenance fees low! Room is very small but comfortable - be sure you are booked in an Oceanfront room - 24 Ocean view units on side of building offer partial view of ocean and no view of sunsets. Upgrades to Oceanfront from Ocean view are rare to impossible according to front desk (if you're on a Getaway through a timeshare). No maid service unless paid for (about $27/service); bathrooms are in need of a makeover; Murphy bed seems like a joke but is actually comfortable - too bad the sheets are too small for the bed. Pull-out Sofa, coffee table, TV, nice mini-kitchen, good A/C round out the bill.
When visiting Maui, you will not spend too much time in the room - much to see and do on island. Truly great restaurants are a short drive away. You can also grab beach towels at the front desk and "sneak" over to Sands of Kahana next door - larger beach, pool, hot tub, & lots of lounge chairs for some R&R. Would we stay here again? Probably not. You get what you pay for, and ever though the prices here are not bargain basement, expectations were much higher.
The View Was Great!
We stayed at this resort because it was listed as a getaway through our timeshare exchange. All the getaways do not have the ocean front rooms -- they are on the side of the building with a side view of the ocean and a front view of the resort next door. However, we easily upgraded to an ocean front room for an extra $150.00. It was worth it because the view was spectacular!! I felt like we were on a cruise ship because all you saw was water. Anyway, the place was relatively clean and the kitchen had granite countertops which was a nice touch. I was, however, extremely dissappointed in the beds. We brought our two children and the pull out sofa bed was extremely lumpy and the mattress was actually falling onto the floor. When I complained and asked for a roll away bed they said that would be an extra charge. They sent a maintenance man to fix it, but it didn't help at all. The office staff seemed indifferent to the fact the bed was so terrible. I will be writing the resort a letter as to my disappointment. Sleeping is kind of important. The murphy bed was fine, but the pull out couch was not. Buyer beware.
Loved it
I love this resort! However, I like beautiful views, the sound of the ocean, and a very relaxing vacation. I do not like all the glitz, crowds, etc of some of the more commercial spots on Maui, beautiful as they are. The room is tastefully decorated, and I love sitting on the lanai and seeing whales, surfers, etc. I also like just walking down to the beach...which is in front of our room, swimming, kayaking. If I want to go to a pool, it is just a few steps to the Sands of Kahana pool right by the Kahana Terrace restaurant. This is definitely a laid back place for people who like to make their own fun. But that is what I like about it! We stayed here in Feb 2004 and are booked for Feb 2005!
I wish some of the newly added reviews had been up before I made my reservations for the Kahana Beach Resort. I thought I was getting a deal to a nice resort through my membership to an exchange/getaway service tied to my timeshare ownership. I had read this facility had been remodeled in the last couple of years and I had high expectations.
I also thought that since Kahana is right between the nice Ka'anapili and Kapulua areas, I would be going to a really nice area of Maui. Boy, was I disappointed! Yes, the units had recently been remodeled and I will say I did like the neutral decor, berber carpets, tile floors and granite countertops. However, the bathroom fixtures were not maintained as well as they should have been and were already showing signs of mildew and disrepair. The bathroom faucet was especially annoying, requiring much fiddling to actually get it to shut off completely. The room itself was ok, had a lovely view of the ocean and was livable, though the bed wasn't terribly comfortable. One of the major disappointments I discovered at this resort was daily housekeeping was NOT offered; only a mid-week towel exchange and trash removal service was provided. Not only that, but while other resorts in the area freely provide beach towels to take to the pool and beach areas, Kahana Beach Resort is very stingy in this department. When I requested beach towels at 10:30 one morning, I was told they were they last of the towels and I'd better make them last. They do, however, provide "amenities" in the form of cheesy activities in which you can participate, such as paint your own coconut and make your own hula hat, all intended to make your stay at the Kahana Beach Resort memorable and fun (and to distract you from the fact they don't want to spend the time and money on clean towel provisions). The grounds are basic but OK. The pool area is very small and surrounded by cement, though the beach beyond is quite beautiful. The spa is a portable hot tub just like you might have in your own backyard. They do provide covered chaise lounges which are nice to get through the sudden 10 minutes of refreshing Maui rain you may encounter each day. Free parking is provided, but there are very few spaces available. Beyond the resort, my impression of the Kahana area was that it was probably the place to be in the 70s, but it is a little run-down now. Most of the hotels/condos in the area seemed to need some refurbishing, though there were a few that seemed like they had been kept up nicely. I had stayed in Lahaina during a previous visit and I liked that more because I could walk to town and to the harbor and save a lot of money on parking. I will say there were two bright spots in Kahana: the beaches are fabulously uncrowded with beautiful views and there is a dive shop across the street from where we were staying with a very nice, helpful staff and very reasonable prices. Go to Kahana to get your snorkel gear and spend a day on the beach, but stay somewhere else.
When you look at the picture of the KBR on the web, you get the impression of all the units are oceanfront. WRONG. 24 of the units are on the side and are called oceanview. There goes the views of whales, turtles, etc. When we tried to upgrade to oceanfrint, the "lovely" lady at the front desk said "no way". Not "We'll see what we can do", or "We'll try to get you in"; just NO. Aside from the hospitality at the front desk, the place itself is not bad at all. The units are tiny but comfortable. The pool, hot tub, and oceanfrint are too small. (BIG HINT: Get your beach towels at the front desk and take a short walk to the "Sands of Kahana" right next door). You can take advantage of their hot tub, large pool, and ample beach area. Would we go back: probably not, but that's not saying it's a terrible place. Go to the 2 hour timeshare pitch and get discounts on everything from whale watching to magic shows.
Some Good; Some Bad
THE GOOD POINTS: Oceanfront with gorgeous views of Lanai and Molokai.
Whales, stingrays, turtles and awesome sunsets can be seen from the condo balcony. Free parking. Studio's have "starter kit" with kitchen supplies, plus dinnerware, glassware, pots and pans, microwave, fridge, and stovetop. Linens and towels (including beach towels) are included.
Linens and towels are changed by daily maid service. Waves pounding the beach are a relaxing sound heard in the studio apartment. A/C in good working order. BBQ grill is handy and good. THE BAD POINTS: 1-hour's drive from main airport; ugly brown beach; small pool; limited supply of lounge chairs and parking spaces; drive to main resort areas (restaurants, attractions) such as Lahaina and Kaanapali; unlike the misleading info. on Expedia.com, we were told there is no free exercise room on site, (pay at another location to use gym), activity desk offers discounts only if you go to a time share meeting, check out is 11 a.m., unlike misleading info. at Expedia.com which says "check out time is 12:00 PM; not impressed with Consolidated Resorts Management (front desk and corporate office)personnel's reply when I complained about a few problems. Nothing for teenagers to do on site. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS RESORT AND WILL NOT GO BACK.
March 2001- Loved it!
This is a smaller property with a small, but nice pool. The beach is very close to your room. You can hear the pound of the surf. The sand is not as fine here as it was at other parts of the island. But the waves were kicky enough to give you a slammin' boogie board ride. Our room was beautiful. Really fabulous bed! The kitchen was soo clean and really well equiped. We made the mistake of moving after 3 days to accomodations in Kihei that weren't nearly as nice. This area is a little more quiet than Lahaina. Very well kept property.
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