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Most people, who are looking for quality personal storage in Beirut, often devote considerable effort and time in finding a self storage facility that's most suited to their requirements. They are known to do their due diligence in evaluating potential providers against multiple parameters such as security, space on offer, special facilities, etc. However, one's role is not limited to merely finding the best service provider that's out there.
There are certain measures that one can take to protect their valuables in storage. Self storage facilities are often used as an extension to a home, and, like the latter, they too are prone to being ravaged by dust. This is often true for facilities that are located in dust prone spots, like highway centers or units built on the city outskirts.
A great way to protect your belongings from dust is by renting a climate controlled facility. However, such facilities are best suited to delicate items such as paper and fabric based products, or electric and electronic goods. Furniture pieces such as chairs and tables can be protected with dedicated furniture covers. Old bed-sheets or curtains make for great covers when it comes to protecting large and bulky items. To prevent slippage and accidental exposure to dust, all covers must be secured properly, either by tie downs or by means of a non-marking masking tape.
While it is highly uncommon that the roof of a storage facility may get blown off, it is still a possibility in regions where there are occasional strong winds. Rather than risk damage to your belongings via a breach in the roof, it is a good practice to cover everything under a strong tarp. This way, your belongings will have another layer of protection as backup.
For most other items, a good way to protect them is to wrap them up in old newspapers and pack them in corrugated, cardboard boxes. Most boxes these days, come with a high level of sturdiness and hence, make them prone for reuse. Care must be taken however, to check for damage that may jeopardize the integrity of the box structure. This is important, due to the stackable nature of cardboard boxes. Items stored within them, could be damaged, if the box structure were to fail.
Premium storage solutions providers often have an in-house sourcing solution for packaging materials. One should always check if your solutions provider offers any assistance with the same. At Beirut Moving and Storage, one can find a wide range of packaging materials that suit your every need. From corrugated boxes to bubble wrap, one can find it all, when you come to the leading name for household storage in Beirut.
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Say hi to George! He's in a glass case behind the Local History public service desk. This portrait is a handsome example of mosaic art. The portrait hung at a Washington family ancestral home in England known as Sulgrave Manor from 1780 - 1886. The portrait was collected by local prominent businessman and former city auditor Warner S. McCall (1874 - 1961).


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Windows Phone still has NO BBM, BlackBerry and Nokia both announced they will announce BBM this summer according to an official BlackBerry blog post.
Not only will BBM be released for Windows Phone but BlackBerry also will be working with Nokia on their new Nokia X platform. John Sims, the president of Global Enterprise Solutions at BlackBerry said –
"BBM continues to grow in popularity as millions of people use our mobile platform for chatting and connecting with friends or colleagues, and we are very excited that we will soon welcome Windows Phone and Nokia X users to the BBM community."
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"Tex-Mex pizza that rules!"
Chicken Fajita Pizza
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READY IN:45mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 14 ounces pizza dough, Pillsbury tube
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast
- 1 1⁄4 ounces taco seasoning
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 white onion, chopped
- 1 bell pepper, chopped
- 2 cups pre-shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1⁄2 cup Pace Picante Sauce
- In the same section of the grocery store that you find raw biscuits in a tube you will also find raw pizza dough in the same kind of tubes. They allow pizza making at home to be super easy.
- Cut the chicken breasts in 1 inch by 1 inch cubes.
- Put 1 tablespoon of butter in a skillet.
- Melt the butter and then add the chicken cubes.
- Cover and cook at a low heat until chicken is cooked. Drain and then add 1 cup of water and 1 pack of taco seasoning mix.
- Simmer until the water is gone. Set aside.
- Chop the onion and bell pepper.
- Follow the directions on the tube of raw pizza dough as far as the prep of the dough.
- Once the dough is ready to be topped you need to spread a thing layer of salsa all over the dough except for the edges.
- Cover the pizza with Mozzarella and cheddar cheese.
- Add the onion, bell pepper, chicken, and the top with more cheddar cheese.
- Bake at the time a temperature as instructed on the pizza dough tube.
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Potential site for new Lincoln City football stadium
Land has been identified as a potential site for a new football stadium for Lincoln City.
The club, based at Sincil Bank Stadium, said it was looking at a site near the University of Lincoln.
Club chairman Bob Dorrian said ideas were at an "early stage", but "concrete plans" for a new stadium could be in place by the end of the year.
There are concerns from fans over how the club, nicknamed The Imps or Red Imps, would afford a new stadium.
'Secure future'
Mr Dorrian said he hoped relocating to a new stadium would "secure the club's long-term future" and make the club "attractive to investors".
"If everything goes to plan I would hope something concrete has been sorted out by the end of this year in terms of a way forward for the new stadium," he said.
He added that Sincil Bank Stadium was not "fit for the modern day" and it did not have "facilities to derive any commercial income".
Steve O'Dare, a Lincoln City fan for over 40 years, said: "It would be great if we could move, but my concern is whether or not the money is behind the club to allow us to do that.
"I would like to hear some economic background to this and how it's going to be paid for.
"The last thing I would like to see is the club moved to a new stadium and it can't afford to run it."


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Week1: Food#3posted on 03 Dec 2007 00:53 by littlekitty in Dev-Tch-Eng
What Have I Learned from This Week?
Collecting names of Thai food makes me understand the principle of how to call Thai food in English. I used to think that we can use transliteration such as Rad Naah and Pad Ka Praow Moo Sap because there are dishes called Som Tam and Tom Yum Kung. But in fact! I cannot generalize about the names as I used to do. Proper nouns usually work with the famous Thai dishes as I mentioned in the examples yet we still need explanation for foreigners to understand and know the ingredients as well as cooking method of these dishes, for example, ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเย็นตาโฟทรงเครื่อง is called Fish ball noodles in red soup. We have to describe what are in the dish and what the dish looks like so that the consumer knows more and be able to imagine the food.
I want to collect these Thai food names because I have noticed that many English teachers do not know how to call them in English. In addition, they always introduce students to know JUNK FOOD such as hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza, steak, etc. I do not understand why the teachers do not talk about our Thai dishes to students because I think they are more important to students than the junk food that they are teaching. Just think about this: a foreigner walks to a student in a school canteen and asks her what these Thai dishes are called in English. I bet the student would have a difficulty to answer the foreigner because she does not know how to say the name in English.
To conclude my thought, I would like to point out this idea for English teachers about introducing how to call Thai dishes in English to your students. These names are important and useful for students in their real life so we, as English teachers, should be aware of our responsibility to equip our students with such useful and practical knowledge.
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The seventh Hideout Festival will take place in its usual location – Zrce Beach in Novalja, on the island of Pag – from 26th to 30th June 2017!
Hideout Festival
Set on what's considered to be the party island of Pag in Croatia, Hideout made its debut in 2011, bursting on to the (Croatian) festival scene with great aplomb. The last few years have seen some fantastic acts perform, with sets from top names from the dance music world such as Chase and Status, Pendulum, Erol Alkan, Seth Troxler, DJ Hype, Andy C, Simian Mobile Disco, Erol Alkan, 2ManyDjs, Pendulum, Ricardo Villalobos, Annie Mac, Skrillex, Skream, Sigma, Seth Troxler and more.
2017 will see the seventh edition of the festival take place (hasn't time flown by?!), and much of the line-up has already been announced. If you head down to Hideout this summer, you'll be in for a treat with names such as Major Lazer Soundsystem, Diplo, Stormzy, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, DJ Yoda, Icarus all on the bill amongst others, with many more still to be announced.
Like last year's festival, the event is to be held at a few famous venues by Zrce Beach in Novalja on the island of Pag – the clubs Papaya, Aquarius, Kalypso, Euphoria and Noa.
As ever, one of the delights of attending a festival in Croatia is the boat parties that accompany it. Hideout is no exception, and details of their fantastic boat parties will be announced in due course. (Tickets for these need to be purchased separately.) And alongside the boat parties, Hideout also hosts its famous pool parties…!
To get you in the mood, check out this simply stunning 2016 official highlights video below:
Tickets for the Hideout Festival
Standard tickets cost £152.90 (including booking fee), whilst VIP tickets cost £218.90 (inc. b.f.). VIP tickets enable you to queue jump and access exclusive VIP areas. Buy tickets for the Hideout Festival here!
Getting to Pag and the Hideout Festival
The nearest airport to the island of Pag is Zadar which is on the Croatian mainland. Ryanair are the only airline to fly to Zadar from the UK and Ireland – for 2017, they will be operating flights from London Stansted, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin airports.
Zadar Airport is also serviced by a good number of flights from elsewhere in Europe. See our Getting to North Dalmatia page for air routes from various European cities.
Hideout are organising airport transfers from several Croatian airports (Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik, Pula and Zagreb) and from airports in neighbouring countries too (Ljubljana, Venice, Treviso and Trieste) on dates before and after the festival. Check out the transfers page for full details and to book.
If you're making your own way from Zadar airport, you can take a transfer bus to the main bus terminal in Zadar (you'll see buses waiting outside the terminal building), which is about a 20-minute journey. From here you can take an additional bus direct to Novalja – the island is in fact connected to the mainland by bridge. Journey time from Zadar to Novalja is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes; check the Zadar Bus Terminal website for more details.
If you're thinking of flying into one of the airports slightly further away from Novalja, see our Getting to Split and Getting to Zagreb pages. These have details of which airlines fly to these cities from the UK and Europe.
There is a direct bus from Zagreb to Novalja (journey time 5.5 hours – see the Zagreb Bus Terminal website); Split is about 4.5 hours south of Novalja. In the summer months, there's a direct bus service run by Antonio Tours from Split to Novalja that operates in the late afternoon/evening.
Hideout Festival online
All the details on this superb event can be found at the official Hideout Festival website; do also check them out on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.


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State Medical License: California
Medical Residency: University of Washington
Board Certification: Surgery; Obesity Medicine
Dr. John Morton is Chief of Bariatric and Minimally Invasive Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine. He also heads the Bariatric and Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship and is Co-Director of the Stanford Digestive Health Center. Dr. Morton received undergraduate, Masters in Public Health, and Medical Doctor Degree from Tulane University and a Masters in Health Administration from University of Washington. He was the first surgical resident to receive a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar Fellowship in the program's history at University of Washington and also completed an advanced laparoscopic fellowship at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He served on Capitol Hill as Senator Bill Frist's Health Policy Intern. He is a Diplomate of both the American Board of Surgery and American Board of Obesity Medicine and certified in Medical Quality by the American College of Medical Quality.
He has published over 100 peer-reviewed articles and 15 book chapters with over 200 national and international presentations. His research has focused on quality improvement and bariatric surgery and has published influential articles on patient safety, adolescent bariatric surgery, diabetes and gastric bypass, fertility and birth outcomes following weight loss surgery, probiotics, pre-operative weight loss, family effects of weight loss surgery, effect of weight loss on testosterone, obesity disparities in health care, changes in cancer screening tests following weight loss, endoscopy, and impact of gastric bypass upon alcohol metabolism and cardiac risk factors. He led 5 site FDA Pivotal Trials and has received funding from National Institutes of Health and Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. He serves as editor of Morbid Obesity: Perioperative Management, The ASMBS Textbook of Bariatric Surgery, Volume 1: Bariatric Surgery and SAGES Handbook on Quality, Patient Safety and Outcomes. Furthermore, he serves on the editorial boards of Obesity Surgery, Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases, Bariatric Times, Journal of Surgical Case Reports and World Journal of Gastroenterology. His research efforts have been recognized by 15 research awards from 4 different surgical societies including the Society for Advanced Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) Golden Laparoscope Award as 2008 Young Investigator of the Year. As a teacher, Dr. Morton has received five teaching awards at Stanford University in 8 years including the 2008 Arthur Bloomfield Clinical Teacher of the Year and 2011 Henry J. Kaiser Teaching Award.
As Director of Surgical Quality at Stanford University Medical Center from 2007-2013, Dr. Morton led efforts to improve the Department of Surgery's University Health Consortium's annual ranking from 24/98 to 1/98 and their Annual NSQIP mortality ranking from Average to Exemplary. Among NSQIP Surgical Champions, he was chosen to chair the monthly Surgical Champions forum for the American College of Surgeons. He has been an invited speaker on surgical quality by the American College of Surgeons, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, National Patient Safety Foundation, and American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and served on the National Quality Forum's Surgical and GI/GU Steering Committees. Currently, he is the national co-chair of the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP), a collaboration between the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and the American College of Surgeons. In 2014, the Stanford Bariatric Surgery program was noted to be Exemplary in five different categories by MBSAQIP.
From 2014-5, he served as elected President of the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery composed of over 4000 members from 52 countries. With over 2000 bariatric surgeries performed, he has been recognized as a bariatric surgery leader by Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, RAND, American College of Surgeons, Who's Who and America's Top Surgeons. His clinical skills have resulted in being named Castle Connolly's Physician of the Year for Clinical Excellence in 2012. Dr. Morton has been featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, NY Times, National Public Radio, CNN, Fox, MSNBC, BBC, Newsweek, Time, Medscape, Washington Post, LA Times, San Francisco Chronicle, USA Today, International Herald Tribune, Reuters, United Press International, Wall Street Journal, and Associated Press.
State Medical License: Louisiana
Medical Residency: Louisiana State University
Board Certification: Internal Medicine
Donna H. Ryan, MD is Professor Emeritus at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She served as Associate Executive Director at Pennington Biomedical for 34 years where she was active in research, teaching and administration. Her research accomplishments include landmark studies of omega 3 fatty acids, and membership on the teams that developed the NIH-sponsored feeding studies, DELTA (Dietary Effects on Lipoproteins and Thrombosis in Atherosclerosis) and DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension). Dr. Ryan was an Investigator on NIH multicenter lifestyle intervention studies DPP (Diabetes Prevention Program) and POUNDS Lost and the Look AHEAD study. Dr. Ryan worked with the Louisiana Office of Group Benefits to conduct LOSS (Louisiana Obese Subjects Study), a pragmatic clinical trial of intensive medical therapy for severe obesity conducted in six Louisiana primary care clinics. This work continues in a translational phase as HEADS UP!. Dr. Ryan was PI of a Military Nutrition Grant from 1988-2011 to develop improvements to soldier readiness, nutrition and health.
Dr. Ryan maintained contact with patients throughout her career and continues to participate in the cohorts involving long-term care of patients with obesity using behavioral, dietary, pharmacologic and surgical approaches. She is an active participant in continuing medical education efforts for primary care physicians and her interest in these activities is communicating findings from the laboratory to inform clinical practice and especially primary care practices.
Dr. Ryan served as co-Chair the panel to revise the NIH-supported evidence-based Guidelines on the Evaluation and Management of Overweight and Obesity in Adults. Dr. Ryan is past President of The Obesity Society. She is currently Associate Editor in Chief of the journal, Obesity. Her scholarly activities include authorship of more than 190 original publications and 45 books, chapters and reviews, primarily in the field of obesity. Dr. Ryan has served the scientific community as a reviewer and advisor in many capacities including the following: NSF Medical R&D Expenditures Workshop 2006; National Dairy Council Review Team for Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute, 2006; Chair, Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB), NIH Grant, "Safety and Efficacy of Low and High Carbohydrate Diets," 2002-2008, Member DSMB for EARLY Studies 2010- present and reviewer for European Union Innovative Medicines Initiative, 2011 and 2012. Dr. Ryan has served as a scientific advisor and/or consultant to Abbott, Knoll, Procter and Gamble, Novartis, TAP Pharmaceuticals, Slim Fast, Solvay, Weight Watchers, Alere Wellbeing, Nutrisystem, Vivus, Arena, Sanofi-Aventis, Ajinomoto, Merck, Takeda, Vivus, Eisai, Arena, Novo-Nordisk, Janssen and Scientific Intake.
State Medical License: Pennsylvania
Medical Residency: Geisinger Medical Center
Board Certification: Internal Medicine; Nutrition; Obesity Medicine
Dr. Christopher Still has been studying developments in nutrition, metabolic syndrome, and obesity for nearly three decades. His work has included research into genetic markers for obesity, NASH and diabetes; the metabolic differences among obese, formerly obese, and normal-weight men; surgical options for severely obese persons, and leptin-level determination among elderly obese women. He serves as principal investigator on a rural elderly nutrition and aging study of some 22,000 individuals.
He has recently edited CRC Press 2014 Nutrition and Bariatric surgery as well as 2014 ASMBS Textbook of Bariatric Surgery, Volume1. He has also published in several journals, including Obesity, PNAS, Lancet Endocrinology, Annals of Surgery, Gastroenterology, Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, Surgery for Obesity and Related Disorders, Human Molecular Genetics, among others. He has lectured on such subjects as vitamin and mineral metabolism; diet, nutrition, and exercise; obesity through the life cycle; and peri-operative medical and nutritional management of the bariatric surgery patient.
Dr. Still is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, American Board of Obesity Medicine, the American Board of Physician Nutrition Specialists, and the American College of Nutrition. He belongs to several professional societies, including The Obesity Society, American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and the American Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition. He is a fellow of the American College of Physicians and the American College of Nutrition. He served on the board of directors for The Obesity Action Coalition and is the past President of the National Board of Physician Nutrition Specialists as well as others editorial boards. He and his program have been featured on CNN, National Public Radio, ABC News, The Discovery Health Channel and several local affiliates. He most recently was awarded the 2011 ASMBS' Integrated Health Circle of Excellence Award.
Dr. Still received Masters of Science degree from Columbia University Institute of Human Nutrition and his osteopathic medical degree from The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his internship at the University of Buffalo at Sisters of Charity Hospital, followed by a residency in internal medicine and a subsequent fellowship in clinical nutrition and obesity treatment at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa.
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Ida said she always trusts the service at the business. They are up front and she is never disappointed with them. She has gone to other facilities where she questions their integrity.
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Outgoing President Angela Donohoo of Levo-Donohoo in Troy received a plaque in recognition of her efforts and accomplishments on behalf of the MCBA during the 2012/2013 years.
"My former colleague, friend and mentor Chief Justice Harrison will be remembered as a prominent judge in Illinois legal history not because he was a great man, but because he never lost sight of the common man," said Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride "His commitment to equality and fairness went well beyond his simple, succinct, yet superlative opinions. He treated all people in all stations in life with the same kindness, dignity and respect. That fundamental decency guided his work as a judge, and his work guided Illinois law.
"Illinois is a sadder place today because of his death, but it will forever be a better place because of his life."
Justice Harrison was a member of the Illinois judiciary for 29 years; a member of the Illinois Supreme Court for 10 years; and Chief Justice from Jan. 1, 2000 to September 5, 2002, when he retired. His legacy is quite larger.
A Chicago Tribune profile in 1999 described him as "a gentleman rebel, a distinctly gracious man whose convictions are firm and manners mild."
During his tenure on the Supreme Court, he was most known and honored for demonstrating a commitment to justice and human welfare, writing—either for the majority or in dissent—to defend the poor, the weak, the young and the elderly against corporate or government policies which went against their interests.
U.S. Senator Dick Durbin has announced the formation of a bipartisan screening committee to assist in selecting Federal District Court Judges for the Southern District of Illinois. It has been announced that a judicial vacancy will open up in the Southern District in December, and the immediate task of the screening committee is to review applications and make recommendations to Durbin for filling current and future vacancies.
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Sandberg Phoenix Managing Partner John Sandberg commented, "John is a tremendous attorney whose diverse background and deep knowledge of business law will add significant value to both existing and new clients for our firm. We're very happy to have him on our team."
John studied at the University of Illinois (Phi Beta Kappa) and Washington University School of Law. He is admitted to practice law in Missouri and Illinois and before the United States Supreme Court, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, and United States District Courts. John is a member of the Illinois State, Madison County and St. Clair County Bar Associations and currently serves on the ISBA Standing Committee on Mentoring and as chairman of the Hearing Board for the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
A former member of the Illinois Civil Service Commission from 1978 to 1991, John currently serves as a lecturer in Management and Marketing at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, a position he has held since 1985, teaching courses in business ethics, business law, cyberlaw and labor and employment law.
Bill was educated in White county rural schools and graduated from Carmi High School in 1948 and the University of Illinois in 1952. He served as an officer in the United State Marine Corps from 1953-1957 and later returned to the University of Illinois graduating from its School of Law in 1960 earning membership in The Order of the Coif and serving as Editor-in-Chief of its law review.
Following his admission to practice, Bill was a general practitioner in Carmi for 27 years with an emphasis in real estate and mineral law, contracts and appellate law. In 1987, he became In-House Counsel for Marathon Oil Company in Robinson. After retirement from Marathon in 2000, he and Frances relocated to Evansville, Ind. where he returned to private law practice.
Bill also was a Licensed Pastor of the United Methodist Church and served as Pastor of three White County churches - Big Prairie, Concord and Maunie – from 1987 until 2012.
He is survived by: brothers, Norman (Margie) Fechtig of Carmi and Allen (Mary Ruth) Fechtig of Albany, Ore.; three daughters, Amy (David) Wood, of Allen, Tx., Mary (Elizabeth Estes) of Chicago and Martha (Jeff) Ahlers of Evansville, Ind.; a grandson, Nick Ahlers; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father Donald Jule Christ; paternal grandparents Oliver J. And Amelia (Lebert) Christ; and maternal grandparents John and Mary (Muck) Fohne.
He is survived by wife Tari (Soehlke) and six children of O'Fallon, Il: five daughters Amelia, Natalena "Lena", Josephine "Josy", Mary, Louisa, and one son, August "Gus"; his mother Elizabeth "Betty"(Fohne) Christ; father and mother-in-law Jim and Pat Soehlke; sisters Mary Jo (John) Pehle of Manhattan, IL, Donna Christ Seipp of O'Fallon, Il, brothers Steven Christ, Mark (Carrie) Christ, and John (Terri) Christ, all of Lebanon, IL; sisters- and brothers-in-law Tami Hudson of O'Fallon, IL, Timi (Brad) McMillin, Jim (Laura) Soehlke, all of O'Fallon, IL, and Traci (Dave) Olmstead of Brentwood, TN; and 11 nieces, 12 nephews, 6 great nieces, and 9 great nephews.
Memorials can be made to the "Christ Children Education Fund" at Carrollton Bank, 1911 Frank Scott Parkway Suite 4, O'Fallon, IL 62269. (618) 624-3034 Memorial Masses may be offered at St. Francis De Sales 2653 Ohio Ave, St. Louis, MO 63118.
Dwight began college at the University of Michigan, served in the Air Force during the Korean war, then attended the University of Illinois where he earned his B.S. degree, 1955, followed by his Juris Doctor degree, 1957. After completing his education, he began practicing as a lawyer in Charleston. In 1958 he and his family moved to Boise, Idaho, where he served as Idaho's Assistant Attorney General from 1959-1963, and started a private law practice that he continued for the rest of his life.
Michael J. Tardy, Director of the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts, announced Wednesday that the circuit judges of the 20th Judicial Circuit voted to select Joseph D. Christ and Christopher T. Kolker as associate judges of the 20th Judicial Circuit. As no candidate received a majority of votes to fill the third vacancy, a runoff is necessary.
Mr. Christ received his undergraduate degrees in 1986 from Illinois State University in Normal and his Juris Doctor in 1993 from the Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. Mr. Christ is currently affiliated with the St. Clair County State's Attorney's Office in Belleville.
Mr. Kolker received his undergraduate degree in 1989 from Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona and his Juris Doctor in 1998 from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Mr. Kolker is currently engaged in practice with the Kolker Law Offices, P.C., in Belleville.
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Any region that claims to have the most beautiful scenery in the country always risks making a slightly grandiose assertion – but in Italy, the Northern Lakes may actually have a point. In addition to the charms of Como, Garda and the lesser-known lakes, the towering peaks, historic villages and sandy beaches help to complete a truly idyllic picture. Although it's tempting to spend a good few hours in a deck chair just admiring the views, your Italian Lake holidays aren't complete without these top six activities:
Visit an olive oil factory
The Vanini family has been producing cold pressed olive oil in Lenno since 1850, picking up celebrity chef fans like Jamie Oliver on the way. Visit the factory to learn about the manufacturing process and buy a few exclusive bottles of this liquid gold to bring home.
Hire a boat
Although guided cruises provide great introductions to the area, it's worth hiring your own boat for the freedom to go wherever you please. Lake Como Boat Hire has a range of motorboats and sailing dinghies available – just remember to book in advance as early as possible.
Hike the mountain trails
Lake Como has been popular with romantic walkers ever since Wordsworth called the area "a treasure whom the earth keeps to herself" back in the 1790s. The walk from Como to Bellagio is particularly picturesque, and is easy to access from our Villa Galleta. Although the complete trail would take more than a day to complete, you can enjoy a tour of the highlights by starting at Como, taking the funicular up to Brunate, following the path as far as the harbour town of Torno and then getting a boat back to Como.
Take a trip to Switzerland
Up there in the mountains, it's easy for the borders between countries to get a little blurred. If you want to mix up your rural idyll with some big-city fun, drive 45 minutes to Lugano in Switzerland. Designer shops with glittering window displays line Via Nassa, and the city is also home to an impressive selection of art galleries and specialist museums.
Visit the Duomoin Como
Como Cathedral is one of the most important buildings in the Lakes, said to be the last gothic cathedral built in Italy. It took over three centuries to complete, and now houses 19th century sculptures, ancient tapestries, and paintings by celebrated Italian Renaissance artists.
Drink an Aperol Spiritz
The bright orange aperitif Aperol is currently taking Europe by storm. The drink is originally from Venice, but has been enthusiastically adopted by people enjoying holidays throughout the Italian Lakes. Bitter Aperol, local prosecco, sweet orange juice and soda water combine to create the perfect pre-dinner cocktail.
And if the Italian Lakes are not your cup of tea, why not look for some travel inspiration while browsing our other Italian villas?Photo credit: Lead image via Gian Luca Ponti, Lugano fountain image via Jon Rawlinson , olive oil image via USDAgov , Como image via becosky… and Aperol Spritz via Tim Lucas


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Ever since I was a little girl I've been obsessed with wedding dress shops. To my 5 year old brain, it was THE place you became a Princess. But for this head strong budding shopaholic to be told that those doors were shut until a ring was put on my finger….was a concept I was SOOO not down with. But alas I waited patiently and when the time finally came, I loved the experience so much I found 'the one' not once, but three times! With a few bumps and exciting hurdles along the way, I soon realised that my experience was shaping up to involve more 'unconventional bride' moments than childhood princess fantasies. So it was important that I shared the wedding gown buying tips I picked up along the way with my fellow Unconventional Brides to be!
While I was busy burning through my pay cheque on the hunt for the ultimate Stevie Nicks tribute (aka dress number 4), I stumbled across local designer MaudiKa. This was the defining moment that the 'Lily' came into my life. After a few messages, I shortly booked a train ticket to meet Maud, one half of the design duo in her Oxford home showroom. Tea was drunk, lace was discussed qne measurements were taken. A short 6 weeks later my handmade Lily gown was all mine!
On a hunt for your dream dress? Check our our W+P Exclusive first look at Maudika's 2017 British Legacy collection, shot in the iconic college surroundings of Oxford as you prepare to "say yes!" with our top wedding buying tips for an unconventional bride.
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #1: Don't commit to a dress until you commit to a venue
Our wedding was brought forward by 6 months resulting in not only a change of venue, but countries and climates. So in the scorching Aussie summer, my mermaid sleeved long lace gown designed for a English garden took a dip in salt water while its train dragged through the white sands on a Sydney beach. Across the pond, my bohemian bell sleeved crochet laced beauty stood gently against a Sheffield backdrop of red bricked steel mills. The moral of the story is that your venue will define your wedding style and theme because they are all intertwined. So pick a venue before your wedding dress!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #2: Bring a small squad & set the rules of engagement before you walk in the shops doors!
Most bridal boutiques allow a max of 4 people to accompany you to your appointment, sometimes less on weekends. At times, this can be a blessing in disguise and a great excuse (let's be honest!) if you are feeling over whelmed with the chatter from your crew. Because the more people you bring, the more opinions they will have to give. So set some 'rules of engagement' before you walk through the wedding shops doors. If your squad know what subjects are an open discussion or when your 'safe word' needs to be heard for non negotiable decisions, it will keep everyone on the same page. This is a wonderful opportunity to create beautiful memories with your team and with the right prep work it will be a loving experience to cherish forever.
Top Wedding Gown Buying Tip #3: Prepare for a change in dress direction so research all silhouettes before you try!
When you start shopping, one thing that you need to prepare yourself for is the risk that the dream dress or silhouette you've been eyeing up on Pinterest might not look the same when you try it on. Keep an open mind and try on all styles so you can find a silhouette that loves you and your curves. At the end of the day, 'the one' needs to be a dress that you love, that makes you radiate, feel like a bride and most importantly, ooze confidence inside and out. So only buy a dress if it ticks all of these boxes because feeling your best on your special day is paramount!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #4: If a small detail is bugging you now, it will be a bigger detail on your big day. If all else fails go custom!
I found that when I tried on dresses, I would love 95% of the design, but one detail was bugging me. It's easy to be tempted to ignore the small things and just run with it. If your faced with this situation, I recommend walking away and taking a cooling off period to think about it. If these details are still playing on your mind a week later, it will probably be an even bigger detail on your wedding day. So work with your consultant to understand if your dream gown can be customised or if there are any other alternative designs that feature your favourite elements. If all else fails, go custom like I did! Check out the end of the article to see my 3 dresses!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #5: PAUSE to see the dress, I mean REALLY see the dress!
When trying on dresses on the clock, it's easy to get caught up in the rush. You want to make the most of your appointment time and try on as many dresses right? No, wrong! Running through the trying on process like speedy Gonzalez stops you from really getting to know the dress you're wearing. If you're already thinking about the next dress on the rack before you've even left the change room, STOP, breath and pause to look at every detail. Because if you're constantly thinking about 'what's next?' then you won't stop to ask 'could this be the one?'
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #6: Don't get caught up in appointment charges – plan ahead & make a day out of it!
We all know that weekends are generally the best time for everyone to attend your dress appointments and bridal boutiques capatalise on it! With London boutiques charging up to £35 for a 1 hour Saturday appointment – i'll take 2 glasses of fizz for that price thank you very much! The average bride chooses a gown in their first 4 appointments, meaning you've clocked over £100 in fees before you've even bought the dress! The good news is that most stores take this off the final price if you buy your dress on that day. Bridal boutiques don't usually charge for mid week slots, so if your squad can afford to, take a team leave day off work and make the most of it! Bundle your appointments into the morning and treat your squad to a nice fizz fueled lunch afterwards!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #7: Want to look like Frieda on your wedding day? Bring your own flower crown accessories to your appointment!
If you're having a flower crown you've probably started to search online and have an idea of the style or shape that you want. The bridal stores are very limited when it comes to Boho accessories, I found that most flower crowns were really thin so not suitable for ones that want to pay homage to Frieda on their wedding day! So if you are having a large crown, double up and turn your appoint day also into a flower crown trial day with your chosen florist! Alternatively, the folks at Crown & Glory or Asos have some fantastic pieces that you can re wear to your next Summer festival!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #9: Negotiate & bulk buy!
To most people April is a time for holidays and extra days off from work. To brides, it's wedding gown sample sale time! NOW is your time to track down your favourite design or accessories from past collections. With savings up to 50% off RRP it's definitely worth a cheeky look! I lived by my wedding planning motto of 'if you don't ask you don't receive'. I managed to save up to £300 each dress purchase on alterations by going custom! Weddings are expensive so don't be afraid to negotiate on alterations and accessories because a lot of retailers do bundle offers. Wanting to buy your bridesmaid gowns at the same store? You've just dealt yourself the royal flush….use it to your advantage and get a big discount by buying in bulk!
Wedding Gown Buying Tip #10: Before you say yes to the dress, try it on again just by yourself
It's easy to get swept up in the moment with your loved ones, the consultant and the beautiful pieces of expensive fabric you're wearing. Even on your 3rd appointment those opinions can still create an influence on your overall decision! So I recommend returning to the store to try on the dress again in your lunch break alone. Take 5 minutes to stand in front of the mirror by yourself so you can make your final decision in a quiet, calm and non influential environment. You're the bride, it's your dress and your aisle so it's your decision!
Designer: Maudika
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Argamassa armada in Salvador de Bahia
Lecturer(s) :Baur Raffael
Fernandes de Oliveira Olivia
Fernández Ruiz Miguel
Guaita Patricia
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RésuméCette Unité d'enseignement prévoit d'analyser de manière critique le système proposé par Filgueiras Lima, à travers la construction d'éléments en béton à l'échelle 1:1 par les étudiants.
This Unité d'enseignement (UE) focuses on the building technology developed by the Brazilian architect Filgueiras Lima, based on a specific type of ferrocement construction material (argamassa armada). Through an in-depth analysis of the proposed building technology, the UE proposes to recover this local and highly valuable technique. The course addresses manifold issues such as respect for local building culture through the lens of technological innovation and social technologies, and ultimately aims at formulating potential responses to an urgent need for new social housing units.
Besides the argamassa armada, Filgueiras Lima furthermore proposed a concept for a mobile mini-plant, which could facilitate and divulgate the production of concrete elements by help of local inhabitants. The building system and the mini-plant concept 'so far understudied by scholarly, technological research' contains much potential to respond to the above mentioned manifold needs. First, it applies to and is based on the local climate and available materials. Second, it permits rapid, yet solid construction of housing units, eventually implemented by masons and rapidly trained workers alike. Moreover, even the historical heritage area (UNESCO), located in the city's center and currently in despair, may benefit from this technology.
The UE foresees to retrieve and critically analyse the system proposed by Filgueiras Lima, through a close collaboration of a team of researchers from architectural and engineering sciences, based respectively at the Atelier de la Conception de l'Espace (EPFL ENAC IA ALICE), at the Structural Concrete Laboratory (EPFL ENAC IIC IBETON) and the Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade Federal da Bahia (FAUFBA) in conjunction with the Scientific Research Program Without Borders brought by the architect and researcher Olivia De Oliveira.
After a first period of analysis, empirical research through 1:1 building tests will be led at the EPFL Labs with UE students from the EPFL during this first part of the UE 2017. Students will produce 1:1 scale elements in textile reinforced concrete.
Ultimately, the building system could be implemented and employed for the construction of new housing units, in situ in Brazil.
Technological innovation, Local and global knowledge transfer, Social housing, Ferrocement construction, Elements 1:1.
Acquis de formationA la fin de ce cours l'étudiant doit être capable de:
- Analyser
- Dessiner
- Construire
Méthode d'enseignement
1:1 test, lectures, visits, collaborative discussion
Constructive investigations
A critical review of the strengths and weaknesses of the argamassa armada technique, will allow for significant progress in the development of thin construction elements such as folded members or shells. It is the aim to identify efficient construction solutions (ease of formwork, efficiency of the structural lay-out) and to update the argamassa armada technique with recent technological inputs, in order to optimize it, for the moment, being frail aspects. Concerning this aspect, a promising research line will be given by the potential use of textile reinforced concrete.
The UE proposes to the students to analyze the students work of the 2016 UE and develop it further.
Students will produce 1:1 scale elements in textile reinforced concrete:
Analysis of the elements the students have worked on, in the 2016 UE (five elements, case studies from João Filgueiras Lima in Salvador de Bahia).
- Construction of 1:1 formworks
- Placement of textile reinforcement in the formwork.
- Casting 1:1 elements under i-beton supervision.
- Measuring of resistance and ductility in the i-beton lab.
These different tracks offer a framework for interdisciplinary work that opens doors to future questions, and providing a richer context to investigations. By working with students from different sections of the ENAC, we give students the opportunity to develop a project and experiment together.
Travail attendu
At the end of the course, the student should be able to:
translate architectural drawings and models into 1:1 constructions
use drawing, model and 1:1 construction to resolve tectonic and structural questions,
identify the specific climatic and site-specific constraints of a given project
work in a group on a collaborative building project.
Transversal competences
receive feedback from a critique and respond in an appropriate manner
give feedback to other group members and responding to group critique.
The interactions generated by the project will test disciplinary boundaries -both personally and intellectually - by working with other sections within the school.
We also allow the UE to build links to the Semaine ENAC 'Making structural logic'. The objective of the week will be for students to design a concrete structure that has a minimal dimension, where a fragile formwork tests the limits of a reinforced concrete system.
Méthode d'évaluation
Ongoing evaluation.
Students will be evaluation on the basis of the four following criteria:
- ability to work between drawing/model and 1:1 construction;
- capacity to use testing as a means of advancing an architectural idea;
- collaboration (communication, team work, flexibility within different roles);
- engagement (participation in exercises, analytical work, initiative).
|The professors will be with the students on a continual basis throughout the UE period.
Joao Filgueiras Lima Lélé, Editorial Blau, Instituto Lina Bo e P.M. Bardi
Escola Transitoria, Modelo Rural, Joao Filgueiras Lima Lélé MEC SG.CEDATE
Cruz Prieto, Fabio. De l'observation. (Vina del mar: Inéditos, 1993).
Ekerman, Sergio Kopinski. 'L'œuvre multiforme de Lelé'. L'ARCHITECTURE D'AUJOURD'HUI 396 64-71.
Farias, Bruno Fialho ; Netsch, Stefan. Die Methode Lele. BAUWELT 5.14 26-31.
de Oliveira, Olivia. 'L'architecture brésilienne sous les projecteurs'. L'ARCHITECTURE D'AUJOURD'HUI 396 72-77.
Serapião, Fernando. 'Fragments of a Lover's Discourse ' Brazilian Architecture and Reinforced Concrete'. DETAIL 6/2014 546-554.
Olmos, Susana Acosta ; Cordiviola, Chango ; Ekerman, Sergio Kopinski. 'L'humain au cœur de la fabrique architectural'. L'ARCHITECTURE D'AUJOURD'HUI 396 52-63.
Wilson, Colin St. John. 'The sacred buildings and the sacred sites.' OASE 45/46 (1997): 64-87.
C. Kulas Solidian GmbH, Germany, 'Actual applications and potential textile-reinforced concrete' GRC 2015.
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March 26th, 2005, 05:11 PM #1Any truth...?
Hey all,
I was reading on amazon's boards recently and someone was saying the new google toolbar creates amazon links within page text when it finds relevant book titles or ISBNs. I don't have the latest toolbar, and that's the only rumor I've heard on the subject, so have absolutely no idea if it's true or not.
Can anyone confirm the rumor? Is there a new, bigger and badder parasite in town, or is someone with dueling BHOs jumping to unfounded conclusions?
Let the rumor milling begin...
March 26th, 2005, 05:17 PM #2
Yes, ISBNs are one of the things the new Google parasite converts to links and redirects to their own partners and services. Direct from Google's site:
The AutoLink feature adds links to the page you're viewing if it recognizes certain types of information on the page. For example, the online review of a great new restaurant has the business address but no map. You could go to a map site and type in the restaurant's street, city, and ZIP code -- but why bother? Clicking the Toolbar's AutoLink button will automatically link you to a map. AutoLink also recognizes package shipping numbers, car VIN numbers, and book ISBN numbers.
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Thanks for the confirmation and the link. Odd how nobody seems bothered...
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Government research has found the presence of a chemical used in pesticides in fish, birds and a mammal from the St. Lawrence River to the south Florida coast.
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Effects? Nobody knows.
"That is a complete grey area," De Silva said. "There are very few reported studies on PFPIA in general and in terms of toxicity studies, there are none."
The study points to the need for more research into the effects of compounds such as PFPIAs, which have also been found in human blood, De Silva said.
"We can report that a cormorant from the Great Lakes had five nanograms per (millilitre) of PFPIA in its blood. But how does that translate into risk if we don't have the research to answer those questions?
"In terms of the impact on the organism, we don't have that information."
Some toxicity studies are being done on PFPIAs in both the United States and Canada.
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Ah man – another snorer! I couldn't take that again, so I did what I had to do (see 'A True Story' blog). In fairness, I wouldn't have been so selfish if it wasn't for his utter selfishness in the first place. He'd come into the room at whatever hour and stuck the light on, fair enough. He got into bed, leaving the lights on and then switched on his TV, loud! Thankfully another chap in the room switched everything off for him when the snoring started! I did put the iPod on and a pillow over the head to drown out the noise, but even that combination didn't work.
Anyway, what happened is another story, but I did wake up quite refreshed and booked a bus back to Kota Kinabalu for 2pm.
Next stop was into the MPS square where the William Pryer Monument (the founder of Sandakan) is. You then walk up the stairs with a hundred steps and visit the Chinese WWII Memorial in respect of the May 27th, 1945 massacre, and onto the Japanese Cemetery.
Agnes Keith's House is next and across the road from there is the Rotary Observation Pavilion.
Almost finished now, as you head on to St Michael's and All Saints Church and Sam Sing Kung Chinese Temple before getting back onto the familiar main road, past the Malaysia Fountain, back to MPS Square and finishing at the Sandakan Heritage Museum.
Overall, I found it a bit boring, but it was nice weather to walk in and it passed the time better than being stuck indoors faffing around on You-Tube.
A True Story
A four bedroom dorm was full. An attractive English man was on top bunk of bed 2 and was rudely awaken by a snoring, well-fed Malay man on the bottom bunk of bed 1. 'Hmmm' thought the good-looking English man, what shall I do? He tried a pillow over the head and an iPod playing laid back music, but neither worked; the thunderous roars penetrated both barries effortlessly. Frustrated, the highly intellectual English man got out of bed, cluttering about in the process and waking up a senior Malay man on bottom bunk of bed 2. Falsely apologetic, he rummaged through his bag like a racoon in the dark, scattering clothes, making a racket in the process, but he just could not find the ear plugs he was looking for. He reluctantly went back to bed and for the time being conceded the animalistic roars from the deeply sunken bottom bunk of bed 1.
The ingenious English man then had a brain storm. By cowering into a foetal position and slowly shifting towards bed 1, he could dangle his long legs over the side of bed 2, without waking the senior Malay man underneath on the bottom bunk, and be well within reach of bed 1! He then reverted back to the foetal position, this time lower down the bed.
(All characters and events are based on actual occurrences and persons from the Sabah region of Malaysian Borneo)
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FBI and Justice Department leaders say better information on police use of force is essential to build community trust and promote transparency. Demands for more complete data surfaced in particular in the last two years amid a series of high-profile deaths of black men at the hands of police officers, after the federal government could not say reliably how often fatal encounters occurred across the country.
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8 comments:
- Martin said...
Forumula 1? That's not very green.
- Tue Apr 14, 02:33:00 pm
- Dave H said...
We can well understand your perplexity. Are you privately wondering why they don't just introduce:
A) rules that allow everything.
(and just to be sure)
B) rule compliance to be secretly investigated by biased insiders.
Sorted. What's not to like?
- Tue Apr 14, 03:02:00 pm
- Remember Remember said...
Eeerm... LOL!
Where have we seen this kind of thing before?
Another one is writing rules/laws so vaguely that they can be interpreted in a varietry of ways, and then interpret them the harshest possible way when suddenly convenient.
- Tue Apr 14, 03:13:00 pm
- Kerry said...
It's greener than golf.
As for the other two... are you this much fun when you're down the pub with your mates?
- Tue Apr 14, 09:48:00 pm
- timbone said...
"It's greener than golf."
- Tue Apr 14, 10:50:00 pm
- Kerry said...
Golf is apparently the most environmentally-unfriendly sport. Land/water, I guess.
- Tue Apr 14, 11:08:00 pm
- Joe said...
This is basically McLaren and Ferrari having a whinge because they're not up to snuff this year, didn't matter when Schumacher was winning bloody everything. Good luck to Brawn GP and hopfully a drivers championship for Jensen :D
- Wed Apr 15, 09:58:00 am
- Kerry said...
That's what McLaren have always been renowned for, isn't it - whinging? Although when they let Coulthard go they lost their prime exponent of the art.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif., Sept. 4, 2003 - Entertainment Robot America (ERA), the division of Sony Electronics Inc. (SEL) responsible for the iconic series of autonomous AIBO� Entertainment Robots, announced today that it is delivering a highly -evolved, floppy -eared, third generation robotic dog. Available in pearlescent white, the newly designed, futuristic ERS -7 AIBO model provides the greatest degree of autonomous behavior and functionality to date. It features a faster CPU, a higher resolution camera and twice as much memory as its predecessors.
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