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Best theater for children: The New Victory Theater
Each year, experimental but youth-friendly productions are imported from around the world to this refurbished historic playhouse. When it reopened 20 years ago, it was a key feature of the newly cleaned-up 42nd Street. 209 W. 42nd St., 646-223-3010, newvictory.org
Best character actor: Danny Burstein
This versatile, five-time Tony nominee, who is currently appearing in "Cabaret" and has earned acclaim in numerous supporting roles, will finally take the lead next season in a new Broadway revival of "Fiddler on the Roof."
Best Broadway hangout: 54 Below
With the demise of the Café Edison coming soon, the next best place to run into theater industry professionals and fans would be this recently opened nightclub, which has been offering terrific theater-related programming. 254 W. 54th St., 646-476-3551, 54below.com
Best Off-Broadway hangout:The Public Theater
After years of construction, the Public Theater's new multistory lobby includes a bar, plenty of space for reading or hanging out, a supper club and an elaborate "Shakespeare Machine" chandelier. 425 Lafayette St., 212-539-8500, publictheater.org
Best place to see a musical: City Center
Although some productions are better than others, the Encores! series at City Center, which presents rarely seen musicals each year with Broadway-caliber casts and production values, is an invaluable part of the theater landscape. 131 W. 55th St., 212-581-1212, nycitycenter.org
Best place to recycle your books: The Strand
We're a literate city with a tiny amount of space, so when you're done reading the latest Haruki Murakami or Lena Dunham, why not turn that into your next literary adventure? Bring your old (and gently used) books down to this venerable institution, where you can sell your books for cash or credit and turn that thing taking up space on your shelf into your new subway reading material. Again and again. 828 Broadway, 212-473-1452, strandbooks.com
Best place to see A-list stand-up: Carolines
This stalwart stand-up club not only brings you the best up-and-coming comedians, but also some of the biggest names in the business of laughs. Just through the rest of the year you can laugh your way through sets from Gilbert Gottfried, Norm MacDonald, Kevin Nealon, Damon Wayans, Judy Gold and Dave Attell. 1626 Broadway, 212-757-4100, carolines.com
Best place to prepare for the 800 superhero movies out next year: Midtown Comics
Whether you need to bone up on your Batman or study your Spider-Man, this comic store (there are three around the city, and satellite stores in FAO Schwarz and the Toys 'R' Us in Times Square) has everything you need to know to be up to date when you get to the cinema for the next "Avengers," "Fantastic Four," and so on. Downtown, 64 Fulton St., Grand Central, 459 Lexington Ave., Times Square, 200 W. 40th St., 212-302-8192, midtowncomics.com
Best place to see classic rock: Beacon Theatre
Rock it old school at this massive concert hall where some of your favorite bands from back in the day come to take you back to your youth, from dancing with yourself and Billy Idol to showing your true colors with Cyndi Lauper. 2124 Broadway, 212-465-6500, beacontheatre.com
Best place to see the next 'Saturday Night Player': UCB Theatre
Getting tickets to see "Saturday Night Live" isn't easy, but getting to see some of the next big Not Ready For Prime Time Players, or just the next big comedy star, for that matter, is considerably easier. Chelsea, 307 W. 26th St., 212-366-9176, East Village, 153 E. Third St., 212-366-9231, ucbtheatre.com
Best place to rock and shop: Rough Trade NYC
A record store and a music venue seems so obvious, but it's taken a long time for that to properly hit New York City. This newish Brooklyn spot is a mecca for CDs and vinyl, not to mention the place to hear both popular indie-rock bands and the ones that people will soon be talking about. Here's your chance to get ahead of the curve. 64 N. Ninth St., Williamsburg, 718-388-4111, rough tradenyc.comBest midnight movies: IFC CenterVenues across the city offer a great selection of midnight movies, but IFC Center stands out by placing a premium on great films such as recent offerings "Taxi Driver," "The Shining" and "Jurassic Park," and interesting themes, like "Time Travelers." 323 Sixth Ave., 212-924-7771, ifccenter.comBest themed screenings: NitehawkWilliamsburg's Nitehawk is an awesome place to see a movie for a lot of reasons -- the food, the seats -- but it never quite gets its due for the high-quality programming. This month, there's a midnight series devoted to U.K. horror and a brunch series called "Oh, the Drama," which includes "Pretty in Pink" and "My Own Private Idaho." 136 Metropolitan Ave., 718-384-3980, nitehawkcinema.com
Best theater for splurging: AMC Loews Lincoln Square IMAX
It's real simple: If you want to see an IMAX movie in New York City this is your only option at a multiplex. Everything else is faux-MAX, a fake, an imitator. So it's worth the price. 1998 Broadway, 212-336-5020Best deal: Williamsburg CinemasNo multiplex in the five boroughs offers more opportunities to see a first-run flick for $8. Tuesdays and Thursdays are $8 days from morning until night for most movies; matinees before 5 p.m. during the week and 2 p.m. on weekends are $8 as well except for certain films. 217 Grand St., 718-210-2955, williamsburgcinemas.com
Best theater for hidden gems: Anthology Film Archives
If you're in search of an esoteric masterpiece, a movie you simply can't find anywhere else or just a flat-out great repertory screening, this is the place for you. The movie marathons are a must for film buffs. 32 Second Ave., 212-505-5181, anthologyfilmarchives.org
Best film festival: BAM Cinemafest
Everyone knows the New York Film Festival is great, but it's about time more movie fans caught on to the great work being done at BAM and, specifically, this centerpiece June event which screens many of the best and most interesting independent films each year (the 2014 event kicked off with "Boyhood"). bam.org/bamcinemafest
The most buzzworthy art show of the year that you can still see: 'Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs'
The latest blockbuster exhibition of the year is currently up at the MoMA. "Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs" explores the groundbreaking artist's practice of making colorful, abstract pieces out of cut paper. The works range from small, simple ones to dazzling, wall-stretching creations to full-room installations. Thanks to the popularity of the exhibition, timed tickets are required. Days typically sell out, too, so time your visit carefully. Through Feb. 8, 2015; 11 W. 53rd St., 212-708-9400, moma.org
Most remarkable art event of the year: Kara Walker's 'A Subtlety'
Kara Walker's first large-scale public installation drew lines around the block of the former Domino Sugar Factory this past spring to see the "marvelous sugar baby" -- a sphinx-like woman comprised of 30 tons of sugar that references slavery during the 19th-century sugar trade. If you weren't among the more than 130,000 people who saw the monumental piece, you'll have a second chance, sort of. On Nov. 21, Sikkema Jenkins & Co. will open an exhibition of Walker's work titled "Afterword" that will feature notes and drawings involved in the installation's creation, as well as the left fist of the sugar sphinx. Through Jan. 17, 2015; 530 W. 22nd St., 212-929-2262, sikkemajenkinsco.com


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Mark David Chapman Chapman has been denied parole for a sixth time.
Chapman, who is being held at Attica Correctional Facility in New York State, was convicted of killing 'Imagine' singer/songwriter John Lennon almost thirty years ago.
He will remain imprisoned for at least two more years when he is eligible for his next parole hearing, New York state officials have made clear, following his video interview with a parole panel.
Chapman, who has a history of mental illness, shot the former Beatle in the back four times while he was entering his apartment in New York City in 1980. Lennon had previously signed an autograph for his killer earlier that day.
A written statement by the board acknowledged his relatively clean institutional record, but cited the "disregard" he showed "for the norms of our society and the sanctity of human life" by carefully planning and executing Lennon's murder.
The New York state parole board wrote: "This premeditated, senseless and selfish act of tragic consequence... leads to the conclusion that your discretionary release remains inappropriate at this time and incompatible with the welfare of the community."
The former maintanance man, who is still serving a sentence of 20 years to life, has been denied parole every two years since becoming eligible for release in 2000.
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A multiple car crash on GA 400 northbound just past Northridge (exit 6) is causing major delays.
According to the Sandy Springs Police, three vehicles were involved in a crash going northbound on GA 400 when one of the cars flipped over.
Fortunately, only minor injuries were sustained in the crash and no one was transported to the hospital.
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Carrzone: Rule book shows how hard it's to get balance right on 'contact'
Behind the headlines with Eamon Carr
I agree with Dublin boss Jim Gavin and his observation after Sunday's drawn semi-final that "both teams really threw themselves into it. It's great to see that we still have that physical contact in our game."
But the rule book shows how difficult it is to get the balance right. It's a yellow card offence
1. To prevent or attempt to prevent an opponent from lifting or kicking the ball off the ground by striking an opponent's hard, arm, foot or leg with the boot.
2. To engage in any other form of rough play.
Among the offences that warrant a red card are, 1. Striking or attempting to strike with arm, elbow, hand, knee or head. 2. Kicking or attempting to kick with minimal force or causing injury. 3. Behaving in any way which is dangerous to an opponent. 4. Contributing to a melee. The rule book states, "deliberate bodily contact (such as punching, slapping, arm holding, tripping, jersey pulling or a full frontal charge) is forbidden. Also, all players should be 13m from a kick-out.
Paolo Maldini's Miami FC 1 David Beckham United 0
Last year, David Beckham took up an option to own an MLS franchise team based in Miami, with a view to launching in 2017. However his consortium seems stuck in stadium negotiations.
Meanwhile, Becks is in danger of being gazumped by former AC Milan team-mate Paolo Maldini (pictured), who has joined as co-owner with international entrepreneur Ricardo Silva to set up Miami FC to play in the North American Soccer League, the equivalent of Division 2, next season.
"This is the perfect project too develop a top-class professional soccer team in one of the most important cities in the world," says Maldini.
With an arrangement to play its home games in an existing local stadium, Miami FC are moving forward. The club's head coach will be Alessandro Nesta. The man who earned 78 caps with Italy, says, "I've reached another exciting chapter in my career." Maldini and Nesta are putting together their staff and roster ahead of an April 2016 kick-off.
Aussie Jason expects to have his Day on the top of the pile
The FedEx Cup Playoffs have become more exciting with the three top players in the world contesting more than just the $10million bonus prize.
Jordan Spieth, who was world number one, missed the cut in The Barclay's last week and dropped to second behind Rory McIlroy, who'll be back in action for this weekend's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston. If McIlroy and Spieth were to finish lower than second, and Jason Day wins, the Australian will become No.1 in the world rankings. "It's been a goal of mine," he admits. "But right now I can't focus on that."
Day's win by six strokes in The Barclays, a third win in four starts, has him in a positive frame of mind. "Currently ranked No. 1 in the FedEx Cup is fantastic," says Day. "I have this great momentum going to a course I absolutely love."
Moscow to Beijing Rally
Gazprom, the Russian energy company, is backing plans to set up the Silk Way Rally from Moscow to Beijing. The 6,200 miles event is intended to rival the Dakar Rally, which has been forced to move to South America. The inaugural event, being described as "the No. 1 rally", is planned for next year as a symbol of strategic partnership between Russia and China.


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She Made Me a Criminal Trailer (2006)
15 March 2006 Adventure, Comedy, Romance 104 mins
The movie is about a very naive young man (Ahmad Helmi), who wants to fix his house before it falls, but does not have the money, and rich girl who likes to spend money uncontrollably (Ghada Adel), whose father is scrooge (Hassan Hosni), who would not give her access to her trust fund. In order to force her father to give her money, she stages a kidnapping with the assistance of her best friend (Reham Abdul Ghafoor) and the naive young man, who ends up falling in love with her.
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Ray Hanania is an award winning political columnist and author. He covered Chicago Politics and Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. Hanania began writing in 1975 when he published The Middle Eastern Voice newspaper in Chicago (1975-1977). He later published "The National Arab American Times" newspaper which was distributed through 12,500 Middle East food stores in 48 American States (2004-2007).
Hanania writes weekly columns on Middle East and American Arab issues for the Arab News in Saudi Arabia at www.ArabNews.com, and for TheArabDailyNews.com, and TheDailyHookah.com.
Palestinian, American Arab and Christian, Hanania's parents originate from Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Hanania is the recipient of four (4) Chicago Headline Club "Peter Lisagor Awards" for Column writing. In November 2006, he was named "Best Ethnic American Columnist" by the New American Media;In 2009, he received the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award for Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists. He is the recipient of the MT Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award. Hanania has also received two (2) Chicago Stick-o-Type awards from the Chicago Newspaper Guild, and in 1990 was nominated by the Chicago Sun-Times for a Pulitzer Prize for his four-part series on the Palestinian Intifada.
His wife and son are Jewish and he performs standup comedy lampooning Arab-Jewish relations, advocating for peace based on non-violence, mutual recognition and Two-States.
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About the Program
The Career Coaching for Students™ High School program includes a student binder with 11 tabs to keep you organized throughout the journey. The guidebook is in the first two tabs and includes 68 pages for easy step-by-step curriculum guidance.
- Career research
- College applications including essays
- Top school choice information
- Information for school visits such as maps of the school, degree plans of interest and Professor and Dean bios.
What they might not tell you
Many of our licensed coaches are parents. Their kids went to a high school that employed Naviance, XAP or Kuder. Most of our worskhop students also had these offerings at their high school. Consistently, these students all reported low to no value received. Students and parents in our workshops compared what they experienced in those programs to what we offer in the Career Coaching for Students program to what the Ford Pinto was to the Acura NSX (an all-aluminum, midengine sports car so good it forced Ferrari to build better Ferraris). The only exception we take to that comparison is the cost difference. We offer a very competitive pricing model for institutional contracts.
What are your goals?
Life and leadership skills benefit all students. Teen Leadership for Success™ is a 12-hour workshop designed specifically for teens, especially those being placed into leadership roles. Student participants make a significant leap in both personal development and leadership skills that will benefit them for the rest of their lives. We combine a coach-approach and leading-edge content to provide students with this high-impact program. Combine Teen Leadership for Success™ with Career Coaching for Students™ and you have a comprehensive semester long program that will soon be in demand by all students.
One of the assessments used for the Career Coaching for Students™ program is called Career Planning Insights®. Parents can take the same assessment instrument and receive their own Relationship Insights® behavioral report by completing the interest form (click Read More). We refer to it tongue-in-cheek as a Parent User Manual. Your teenager will have fun reading your report (the accuracy is amazing) and will learn something about how best to communicate with you (your communication preferences). We offer this Parent User Manual for free to showcase the quality of our assessments but we also hope it serves to strengthen the bridge between parent and teenager.
While Career Planning Insights® and Relationship Insights® are focused for different purposes, they both use the same assessment instrument. As part of the Career Coaching for Students program, the student also receives a second assessment that focuses on motivators. Together the two assessments enable the student (and parents) to have incredible insights that help in the career exploration process.
As a parent, and especially if you don't center your life around assessments, the idea that an "assessment" can be helpful may seem a bit of a stretch. You may have even experienced an assessment and found it to be less than impressive which has created skepticism. Perhaps your student brought home some "career assessment report" from school only to find it "a little rediculous" and suspect, as one parent shared.


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Fairfield Inn & Suites Billings
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Property Location
Located in Billings, Fairfield Inn & Suites Billings is in the business district and close to Rimrock Mall and ZooMontana. This hotel is within the vicinity of Moss Mansion and Rocky Mountain College.
Make yourself at home in one of the 60 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a television in the lobby.
A complimentary continental breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Year Built 1993
- Free WiFi
- Television in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Laundry facilities
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- Total number of rooms - 60
- Spa tub
- 24-hour business center
- Number of floors - 3
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Smoke-free property
- Free breakfast
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Free self parking
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Express check-out
- Indoor pool
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Pavers Everywhere! For thousands of years pavers have been used to create cobblestone roadways and paths. Today pavers come in dozens of colors and shapes that can add not only beauty but durability and ease of maintenance to your landscaping project.
Today's pavers are descendants of a Canadian process started about 65 years ago, this process creates strong and durable pavers out of concrete that interlock with each other to form a truly beautiful presentation for your home.
At PRO Landscape Supply we have created a Garden of Pavers for you to walk through and see many the many styles, colors and shapes that we have available. There is plenty of parking next to our Garden of Pavers. Please drop by and see examples of paver design that might help you decide on where you want to go with your next project using pavers.
Garden of Pavers Pictures
The sky is the limit when it comes to uses for pavers in your landscaping. Some have used pavers in their projects for driveway, poolside, patio, front walk, meditation garden, flower garden walkway, forest walkway,
One of our distributors (Belgard) has created an overview of how a landscaping project using pavers might take place
1. Planning 2. Preparing 3. Excavating 4. Installing the Base 5. Installing the Restraints 6. Screening the Bedding Sand 7. Layering Pavers 8. Cutting Pavers 9. Compacting & Setting 10. Finishing (click for more)
For those readers wondering about the tools a Do-It-Yourself paver project might include I have listed the main things you will need to have before you start your paver project.
- Stakes
- Chisel
- String
- Carpenter square
- Safety glasses
- Ear plugs
- Sledge hammer
- Measuring tape
- 1/2 to 1 inch pipe
- Glue
- 8 foot 2×4 or aluminum screeder
- Level
- Wheelbarrow
- Trowel
- Shovel
- Marker or Crayon
- Jumping jack
- 3hp to 5hp vibrating compactor
- Mason Diamond saw
- Paver splitter
- Stiff Broom
- Heavy Rake
Don't let the equipment list overwhelm you, the power equipment can be rented by the day or week at many local area rental outlets. Whether you are in the Manchester, NH area like we are or in Albuquerque, NM there are plenty of rental resources to help you create a magnificent landscaping project using pavers.
Matt and Pete can give you more information when you stop by Pro Landscape Supply, they have many decades of experience and are happy to share their insight about the type and techniques for installing pavers and don't forget we are a complete supplier of pavers.
Another of our distributors (Techo-Bloc) has prepared a ten minute overview for planning and installing pavers. Take a look and jump into your own project using pavers.


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Paulus, Stephen
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Paulus, Stephen
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- Summit (N.J.)
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- Arden Hills (Minn.)
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- Saint Paul (Minn.)
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- found: His Wind suite, c1977.
- found: His Works [SR] p1990: label (Stephen Paulus) program notes (b. 1949; Summit, N.J.)
- found: Wikipedia, WWW, March 9, 2011: (born August 24, 1949 in Summit, New Jersey; is an American composer, best known for his operas and choral music)
- found: New York times (online), viewed Oct. 22, 2014 (in obituary published Oct. 21: Stephen Paulus; b. Stephen Harrison Paulus, Aug. 24, 1949, Summit, N.J.; lived in St. Paul for most of his life; d. Sunday [Oct. 19, 2014], Arden Hills, Minn., aged 65; acclaimed composer known for his melodic operas and choral works, including an operatic version of The postman always rings twice and an oratorio about the Holocaust)
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Sites soon to be settled for BCS college football playoff
Chris B Salt Lake City, UTApril 23, 2013 5:06 p.m.
Teams that deserve to be in a big conference are in a big conference.
Only teams not worthy of a prestigious BCS invite dont have one.
There are approximately 60 top level programs in the country.
If you aren't one of the most desirable 60 programs in the country, you have no business crying about what you dont deserve in the first place.
Your BCS brother University of Utah
thebigsamoan Richmond, VAApril 23, 2013 7:39 a.m.
Frankly, I don't give a hoot where they play. I only care about who's playing and how they select them. I never was a fan of the BCS system to begin with so I don't care. I just want a playoff system that's fair to all the schools. I'm tired of the so called power conferences biggies manipulating the system to favor their schools and keep all the money to themselves. Power and greed is all they know. The playing field is always tilted heavily in their favor and I don't see that changing anytime soon. It's a darn shame!!!


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Bundesliga: Hamburg beat Bayern to remain top; Wolves maul Hannover; Bremen ease past Mainz; Away wins for Schalke, Bayer & Stuttgart
Hamburg 1 – Bayern Munich 0 (Bundesliga, September 26, 2009) Mladen Petric scored the winner with just under twenty minutes remaining to leave Hamburg still top of the Bundesliga and Bayern struggling to challenge.
Wolfsburg 4 – Hannover 2 (Bundesliga, September 26, 2009) Wolfsburg's midfielder magician Zvjezdan Misimovic conjured up a stunning free-kick to fire he hosts ahead early doors against Hannover. A Hanno Balitsch header pulled the visitors level midway through the half before Christian Gentner restored the Wolves' lead on the halftime whistle. (Both Balitsch & Gentner goals here.) The reigning champs pulled 3-1 ahead as Makoto Hasebe scored just after the break but a Madlung own goal gave Hannover renewed hope soon after. But the Wolves scored again, a super solo goal from Edin Dzeko bursting down the inside left channel and slipping home the killer fourth.
Werder Bremen 3 – Mainz 0 (Bundesliga, September 26, 2009) Aaron Hunt sidefooted Werder in front before Chelsea flop Claudio Pizarro continued his return to form crashing home a header. Pizarro completed an easy home win with Bremen's third.
Borussia Dortmund 0 – Schalke 1 (Bundesliga, September 26, 2009) Jefferson Farfan struck after half an hour as Halil Altintop cut in from the left and set up the Peruvian striker to slot home his third goal of the season.
Cologne 0 – Bayer Leverkusen 1 (Bundesliga, September 26, 2009) Rolfes settled a tight clash with local rivals Cologne when he picked up a pass from Tranquillo Barnetta, raced into the box and beat two defenders before firing in the winner off the post with eight minutes to play.
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Here is a brand new puzzle game that emerged on the Android Play Store over the weekend. Spandex Force: Champion Rising is a hexagonal match-3 RPG game by KarjaSoft, featuring superheroes, villains and old ladies in distress.Read More
Independent Glasgow based studio One Thumb Mobile announced that their Android port of Celtic Heroes is finally ready to be downloaded from the Play Store. The game was originally released 3 years ago on the iOS platform and has been quite popular ever since.Read More
With core gameplay centered on Co-op and PvP, Dynasty Warlord is an interactive social network RPG. By completing quests and battling rival warlords, players can collect history's greatest warriors and build the ultimate team. Players can then join massive guilds for added perks and benefits, and participate in server-wide World Boss raids. With real-time rankings, players are able to create strategies to rise the charts for exclusive rewards and prizes.Read More
Kemco fans will be pleased to know that another RPG title was just released on the Play Store today. Rusted Emeth follows the tradition of Kemco's previous games in terms of quality, content and interesting storyline that should keep you busy until their next game hits the shelves in about a month.Read More
Touch Foo's platformer that debuted on Android few months ago, thanks to Humble Mobile Bundle 3, is now available on the Play Store for free. Star exploring Swordigo's magical world full of dungeons and towns, find lost treasures and slay all the monsters!Read More
Deus Ex: The Fall, the game that originally launched on iOS over 6 months ago (and was mysteriously delayed on the Android platform), is now finally available on the Play Store, Square Enix announced. After being pulled off from the market earlier today, (to fix some "issues"), the game is now back for good and can be purchased from anywhere in the world.Read More
Marvel decided to port their popular Facebook game on the Android platform. Assemble a team of Marvel heroes and try to stop Dr. Doom, Loki and other powerful villains before they lay their hands on the mysterious new substance ISO-8.Read More
The Japanese game developer "Ambition" announced that English version of their popular game "Mazoku no Jikan" is now available on Android Google Play Store in 17 countries under the title "Demonade". All users that pre-registered their accounts will receive 10 "Demonstones" as promised.Read More
The Japanese game developer "Ambition" announced that pre-registration for their upcoming RPG title, Demonade, has been extended. Demonade should be released in mid-November for both iOS and Android platforms.Read More


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AMMAN, Jordan — One of Amman's oldest staircases, al-Kalha stairs, was an uninspiring concrete block in the heart of the city until a group of artists led by engineering student and graffiti artist Abdul Rahman Amjad made it into a piece of art.
The young artists turned the staircase into an open air work of art, displaying lines from the famous poem "Identity Card" by Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish and a portrait of the poet drawn on the walls. They also painted portraits of Lebanese singers Fairouz and Marcel Khalife.
Amjad, who worked alongside painter Miramar Mohd, told Al-Monitor that the difference was "striking" after they started working on the staircase in 2016. "You will not recognize the stairs. They have changed 180 degrees," he said.
The change in al-Kalha staircase is only part of what young Jordanian artists are doing to splash Amman with color. They mostly focus on the eastern part of the capital, which suffers from unregulated construction, unmaintained roads and an inadequate sewage system. The buildings, the dark gray of concrete, increase the gloomy atmosphere further.
Driven by his love to make the city prettier, Amjad started creating graffiti art four years ago. "Young artists are completely transforming the streets and the city through urban art," he said. "The way they care about the art impresses everyone and changes the way young people are seen," he said.
Other groups also strive to bring color to the city. Al-Balad Theater launched the Baladk Street Art Project in 2013, which aims to carry art to the streets, mainly through graffiti and murals. In 2014, the theater put together "WOW Baladk," short for "Women on Walls," that invited a group of graffiti artists from Cairo who use street art to highlight women's issues. The following year, Al-Balad Theater organized another street festival, this time with the subtitle/slogan "Reclaiming Our Streets." Since then, every year in May, the theater chooses a theme for the painters to use in order to express their creativity and views.
Mu'ath Isaeid, the project coordinator at Al-Balad Theater, told Al-Monitor, "In May 2015, we invited 15 Jordanian artists and six professional Arab artists from the Palestinian territories, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen to paint the walls on the main themes of tolerance and social diversity."
Every year, the theater cooperates with the Greater Amman municipality to choose the spots for painting and provide travel tickets and a transportation allowance for participating artists. A private sponsor provides paint and tools free of charge.
But the works of the graffiti artists are subject to the control of the Greater Amman municipality, which checks the graffiti before giving approval. Some wall drawings that were painted during the protests in Jordan in 2011-13, which criticized the government and the parliament, calling for reform or even referring to price hikes, have been taken down by the security forces. Article 459 of the Jordanian Penal Code prohibits "vandalizing public and private properties" and imposes a jail sentence and fine that could reach 400 Jordanian dinars ($564).
Not only politics, but social mores can also cause the works to be wiped out. In 2013, some paintings were removed by the Greater Amman municipality in the wake of press reports that called the graffiti "paintings of devil worshippers."
Isaeid noted that the residents may also resist some of the murals. "Different regions have different reactions based on society's culture, the drawing and its content. When we drew in Jabal al-Luwaibida in Amman, we did not face any problems, but in the city of Salt, people did not take it well."
He added, "Amman needs 50 additional wall paint projects to create an environment that tolerates this art, especially in a city where the color of concrete prevails."
Another project is carried out by Ali al-Husni, the owner of Ali & Rama's Gallery in Jabal Amman, who held "a live art exhibition in Omar Bin al-Khattab street in Amman" with 13 artists last July. The artists painted directly in front of the people and colored the stairs to attract attention to the neglected street that branches out from the more touristic Rainbow Street.
Husni told Al-Monitor, "I would like to capitalize on this one-day initiative to revive the old street and make it famous. I want to introduce citizens to it in order to show that the streets of Amman do not just have coffee shops, but also an artistic flair that supports local talent."
He added that the public welcomed the idea, which led him to implement the initiative in other streets to put them in the spotlight. He called on the Greater Amman municipality and Jordanian artists to support such events and organize similar initiatives to make Amman prettier and liven up the dullness of cement.
The urban travel website UCityGuides ranked Amman third on its list of Top 10 ugliest cities in the world due to its chaotic construction. But architect Raed Wehbe disagreed, saying, "Amman is not just a city of concrete. Some of its buildings are made of white stone, giving it a special character."
He told Al-Monitor, "The initiatives to paint buildings and color walls and stairs with different hues are amazing because they allow citizens to contribute to the city's general look spontaneously while giving it an artistic flair. The people become more attached to their city because they play a role in building it."
Wehbe noted, "On the planning level, Amman needs to be more organized because its growth is arbitrary. Its architectural development began at the end of the 19th century through displacement from different areas. Migrants resided in Saqf al-Seel region, then expanded toward Salt to the west, whereas the city's urban plans foresaw a growth to the south."
He added, "Spontaneous initiatives from people to improve the city will breathe life and vibrancy into it, just like Spain and Italy, where colors decorate the walls and buildings."
The artistic initiatives of Jordanian youths are trying to break the stillness of concrete and revive Amman through colors. But they are individual initiatives that need official backing, and their proposers hope enough support would be given to get more color into the cities and villages outside the capital, too.
Mohammad Ersan is editor in chief of Ammannet.net and Radio al-Balad. He also reports for Arabi21 from Jordan, trains future broadcast journalists at regional symposia and has contributed to establishing independent broadcast stations in Istanbul and Syria. Ersan focuses on covering Islamist groups and political parties. He completed his bachelor's degree in journalism and media with a minor in political science at Yarmouk University.


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Unanswered: Access 2007 - forms open too small/shrunk
I have a db file with forms created in Access 2003. I'm now running it in Access 2007 and find that several forms, when opened (either from command button or directly from DB window) open shrunk down so you can only and barely see the close button.
If I open form in design view, then just click Save and close it, when it reopens in form view it's fine... for a while. But then at some point after opened the form once I've used other forms, or after I've closed and reopened the DB, that form is shrunk down again! It's so odd! And I can't find much on the Internet from anyone else having this problem.
These problematic forms are set NOT to resize, have thin border type set, and again, open fine in Version 2003. I open them from cmd button using "Docmd.openform "formname." I've read about and tried entering "Docmd.restore" in On Resize event but that didn't make any difference.
Any why in version 2007 does the size of the window in design view when form is saved impact the form's size when opened? I don't think it worked that way in version 2003, did it? (Is there some main Access setting I need to change?)
I'm stuck regarding what to do to fix this. I've even added code in events to set the form width but this doesn't help. Ugh! So I'm wondering if there is some default setting different in Access 2007, or some form setting that I need to change?
Please, someone, help me on this!
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There is an Access 2007 hotfix package (Access.msp): October 28, 2008 available at: Description of the Access 2007 hotfix package (Access.msp): October 28, 2008
See also: Access Junkie KB Articles
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Thanks for the info. I'll check into installing the hot fix. Seems strange that I didn't see more posts in the Internet from folks having this same problem.


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People often say that Scorpios are passionate and resourceful. These are two traits that Australian artist Anna-Wili Highfield holds unquestionably. Stitching together cotton rag washed with watercolor, she creates creatures and animals that seem so real they are but a breath away from life. The daughter of a puppeteer and a stylist, her earliest memories of art involve inimitable artists like Frida Kahlo, possessive of a feminine strength that Anna-Wili, too, can boast. She seems to draw inspiration from everything and remains open to her innate skill; it is as if the spirit of each animal prescribes how she then molds and forms them. Her tiny birds are light and nimble, her wolves mythic and shy, her kangaroos robust and alert and her horses (of which she fashioned a herd for Hermès) expressive of wild movement and liberty.
An avid listener of Nick Cave, with the words of Patti Smith her current read, one can only guess the thoughts and stories she spins in her mind and the sensibility she must possess. She believes in a common spirit between animals and humans, our connection to nature mutual, challenging and vital. Perhaps taking a tentative step closer to nature is what we need to do. To embrace mysteries, savour our own strengths, remain patient with our fragilities and know that each morsel of life is as unique and sacred as any other… And may Anna-Wili lead this pack.
Sophie Flecknoe: Firstly, can you tell me a little about yourself? How would you describe who you are? What are you earliest memories of art?
Anna-Wili Highfield: I'm an artist. I make sculptures [of animals] from cotton rag that I sew together. My creatures represent our connection to nature and a common spirit between humans and animals in the wild. My earliest memory of art is being terrified by a Frida Kahlo poster my dad hung in the bathroom…
You're the daughter of both a puppeteer and a stylist. Are there any moments from your childhood that have influenced your practice today?
I think watching my dad's puppets come to life through his movements is a clear influence.
Can you walk me through the creation of one of your paper animals? Do you do any preliminary sketches? Or is it something more impulsive than that?
I never do preliminary drawings. I don't want the drawing to take the immediacy out of the work. A drawing is an artwork in itself [so] I rely on being open to new avenues through working with my materials.
Can you tell me about your collaboration with Hermès last year? How did this come about?
I've been making works for Hermès on and off for around five years now. We have a great relationship. They are an amazing institution based in handcraft and elegance for over a century and it was a great privilege to work with them. I was surprised at how open they are to ideas and it was all very fun.
Earlier this year saw you exhibiting as part of Semi Permanent at Carriageworks in Sydney. The installation was very powerful and used light as a focal point. What were you hoping to convey through this installation?
An energy and momentum and drama coming from fragmented forms. The spirit and greatness of horses moving together from minimal abstracted forms. I think we are all in awe of horses, so they were the animals I wanted to work with for a big installation like this.
What is your favourite animal? Or to what animal does your soul connect?
I love ravens. They are elegant and clever with a sense of humour and don't mind getting dirty to feed themselves.
What is the first thing you reach for in the morning?
My son, who sleeps in my bed far too much
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Do you follow any personal rituals when you create? I heard that you enjoy listening to Nick Cave to feel inspired. Where do you draw inspiration?
Yeah, not always Nick but he's been the longest. I like instrumental music. Music always helps me get started.
What is currently on your bookshelf?
I'm reading the new Patti Smith book.
Who are some of your heroes, artistic or otherwise?
I like artists who describe ideas very subtly. W.G Sebald the author, Illya Kabokov the artist, Erik Sarte the composer…
Where do you dream of travelling?
Everywhere. But I hardly get anywhere. One day…
Do you have any words to live by, mantras or personal mottos? What is next for you and your practice?
I've used this one before but I like the Leonard Cohen line: There's a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in.
What is beauty to you?
Beauty is anything with form that gives me pleasure to see
What's next for you and your practice?
For my practice… a hawk and a kangaroo, and maybe an albatross… I go with the flow.
Words: Sophie Flecknoe. Images courtesy of Anna-Wili Highfield.


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This is a sporadic journal of our experiences as we trek through retirement, life and quilting together. Sometimes it is a smooth and seamless journey and sometimes you need a seam ripper. But it is from the heart and sincerely honest. And we will NEVER FORGET
Sunday, February 17, 2013
On a Slant...
I loaded this pattern the other day, not being too attentive, considering the program, to my knowledge does not provide a way to 'square' the pattern to the grid, and assuming that squaring was automatic. Anyway as you can tell one side is lower than the other and it remained so throughout the quilting process. The first picture is Rows 1&2 while the second is Rows 9&10. There is always some movement of the pattern to the grid because of adjustments made during the process from quilting and advancing, but for it to be 'slanting' well that was a curve ball...it translated to the quilt...fortunately able to make some adjustments when the excess was trimmed and the quilt squared. Always make them a shade larger than you want the finished product to be. Well at least we do. Quilt till you wilt.
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I have noticed on my Innova that if I "home" the needle in the top right hand corner and mark that spot on the quilt, when I move the machine head around and to the left and then come back to "home" it is off. I have heard that the encorder needs to have a little spring added to hold it on the rail and not have "home" wander. Have you hear this?ReplyDeleteReplies
I have not heard it, or let's say seen or heard it admitted to. But I think it has a lot to do with the movement of the pattern in relation to where it is when you finish and where it was when you started. Like I pictured and discussed... "adjustments made during the process..." It has been my experience, with other 'power tools' and computer operated devices that once the operator makes a setting it should stay fixed until changed by the operator. In the case of the pattern, whether it be from vibration or the movement of the encoder I have to make adjustments on every row to get the results I want. I have not had cause to check "home." But I will begin doing this on occasion. Never gave it much thought. I only go back to 'full view' after I start a quilt if I have to shut down for one reason or another without finishing. When I get back to it I have to restart everything and 're-home' so I really have never paid much attention. But what you say makes sense and might be a good question/comment to relay to ABM/Innova via Michael or one of the yahoo groups. til later...Les...Quilt till you wilt.Delete


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In the Footsteps of India and Pakistan
Indeed, Washington's readiness to sell F-16s to Pakistan shows that it is indeed treating that country as being responsible when it comes to nuclear matters.
Israel should be paying very close attention to the nuclear developments in south Asia. After seven years during which India and Pakistan were at least formally under a regime of sanctions - imposed by the American government because of nuclear testing by the two countries - the tide has turned.
Two weeks ago, the Bush administration decided to sell Pakistan 32 F-16 warplanes, and to propose a similar deal to India. It is providing both countries with equipment and technology that will help them beef up the security of their nuclear warheads and even plans to sell India nuclear reactors.
Thus, President George W. Bush is in effect inviting India and Pakistan formally to join the nuclear club, which so far includes only the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. So, the very person who initiated an all-out war against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction - and even sent his army to conquer Iraq on the grounds that it was developing nuclear arms - has in effect accepted the "nuclearization" of the subcontinent.
There is no small measure of irony in the fact that it is Bush of all people who is offering the Pakistanis American warplanes, since it was his father who canceled an F-16 deal with Pakistan in 1990, due to Pakistan's refusal to respond to American pressure and cancel its nuclear program. Of course there was no chance of persuading Pakistan to give up development of nuclear weapons, while the Indians energetically continued with their own nuclear bomb program. On May 11, 1998, India conducted three nuclear tests and two days later, two more. And two weeks later, Pakistan responded with five nuclear tests and became the eighth nuclear power.
As obliged by American law, President Bill Clinton imposed sanctions on both countries, which did not prevent them from continuing to build nuclear bombs. Now the younger Bush has reformulated the rules for joining the exclusive nuclear club. Considering the developments of the last few weeks, it seems that India will be the first to show up at the front door of the club with an application to join, signed by the president of the United States.
In the early years after India and Pakistan's nuclear tests, administration experts tried coming up with a policy that would lead to them giving up their bombs, even if by coercion. But by July 2002, John Wolfe, the assistant secretary of state mandated to prevent nuclear proliferation, said it was a lost cause.
However, in the wake of a 1999 Pakistani army invasion of Indian Kashmir, India and Pakistan were on the verge of war. It was largely avoided because of the self restraint imposed by the leaders in both New Delhi and Islamabad, who feared a nuclear exchange. Washington understood that the presence of nuclear weapons in the Indian subcontinent might actually contribute to regional stability, so it would be better to let the two countries form some rules of nuclear restraint instead of turning a blind eye to their nuclear empowerment.
The Indians, who want to exploit the American readiness to change the rules, also changed their policy, and instead of rejecting international inspection treaties, they present themselves as a responsible nuclear state.
"India may not be a side to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty," Indian Foreign Minister Natwar Singh said two weeks ago, "but it has always behaved in accordance with the main conditions of the treaty."
Pakistani Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri emphasized that "Pakistan is a responsible country, and our command and control systems [over nuclear weapons] are totally protected."
Indeed, Washington's readiness to sell F-16s to Pakistan shows that it is indeed treating that country as being responsible when it comes to nuclear matters.
Israel should exploit these developments. A year ago, the prestigious Carnegie Institute published a study calling on the U.S. to change its policy toward three nuclear powers that had not signed the NPT - India, Pakistan and Israel.
Instead of demanding that they give up their weapons and pressuring them to join the NPT, it would be preferable to persuade them to behave according to the rules. For example, to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons their stockpiles of nuclear material must be safeguarded, and they must not conduct nuclear tests. In exchange, the three countries would find a reduction of the pressure on them to shut down their nuclear stockpiles.
Following that line, the nuclear policy-makers in Israel should exploit the possible opening of the doors of the nuclear club to India and Pakistan, and lobby the American administration and the international community also to be admitted to the club. The time has come to put an end to the fiction of nuclear ambiguity and to get on the bandwagon that the Americans are leading for India and Pakistan.
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Countdown's 'The Odd Bunch' vegetable and fruit campaign is being labelled the saving grace of a tough kumara season especially for Kaipara Kumara who supply around 5,000kg to the initiative each week.
The Odd Bunch makes 'ugly' produce available to customers that may not have typically made it to supermarket shelves, due to small imperfections or cosmetic damage.
Kaipara Kumara was one of the first growers on board with the campaign and managing director Anthony Blundell said it represents about four percent of average weekly sales.
However a season marred by huge rainfall affecting the crop had him initially worried about being able to supply enough of "already pretty funny looking" produce.
"While four per cent is a small number, it is great that we are able to pack more of Kaipara Kumara's 2017 crop for Countdown's shelves.
"In a year when the kumara industry's 2017 crop could be down as much as 35 per cent on 2016 because of the cool, late spring/early summer, then coupled with the recent rain over harvest time, it really bodes well for us to maximise the crop available for Countdown's customers," Mr Blundell said.
"On top of this, reducing potential food waste is also very positive and the right thing to do to be honest."


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Acadia Insurance Offers Tips to Reduce the Risk of Roof Collapse Due to Snow Accumulation
Damaging winter has led to increased risk of costly damage to buildings and rooftops
(Feb. 08, 2011) – During the winter months in the Northeast, heavy snow accumulation on rooftops pose a risk for collapse and severe damage to buildings. This harsh winter has specifically presented business owners with the challenge of removing accumulating snow from the rooftop of their business as a means of preventing costly losses due to collapse.
"The first step business owners should consider is to identify all high-risk areas around the building where a collapse is likely due to a heavy snow load," said Bobbi Amero, Chief Underwriting Officer for Acadia Insurance. "If needed, it is then essential to begin snow removal before it becomes critical, and this removal should be done by knowledgeable, experienced employees or by experienced outside contractors who regularly work in this area and carry appropriate insurance."
"High-risk areas" on a rooftop may include: large open flat roofs, barrel roofs, roofs with less than 30 degrees of slope, multi-level roofs, heavily insulated roofs, roofs with previous structural damage and those that have already experienced collapse. It is also important to pay attention to roof areas that are shaded from direct sunlight, which may cause snow to freeze into ice thus increasing the snow load.
Acadia Insurance offers the following tips to business owners to help reduce the potential collapse of the roof on their buildings:
- Have roof inspected by a civil engineer to determine the snow load that can be safely handled by the design of the roof
- Create a roof plot plan to identify skylights, hatches, drains, pipes, wiring and load bearing walls and update plot plans regularly to include any changes made to the rooftops such as added equipment
- Monitor rooftop conditions throughout the winter during a storm to identify ice build-up, snow drifts and blocked drains
- Keep up with preventative maintenance throughout the year to maintain the roof's integrity
Additionally, special care should be taken when removing snow from rooftops to prevent damage to the roof's membrane. Business owners should consider these guidelines when removing snow:
- Try to avoid removing snow all the way down to the roof covering
- Use plastic shovels rather than metal
- Use a plastic tarp to fill with snow and release over the side of the building, but watch areas where snow is landing
- Adjust snow blowers to prevent rotating components from coming into contact with roof surface
For additional tips to help reduce the likelihood of roof collapse to your business, download the "Snow Load Exposures" bulletin at: http://www.acadiainsurance.com/newsroom.


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Appartamento Lisandra C is an elegant and welcoming apartment. It sleeps six people. From Appartamento Lisandra C you will enjoy a fascinating view of Lake Como. Appartamento Lisandra C is 120 square meters (1290 square feet). It features air conditioning (please read description below to check in which rooms the units are installed), winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
You will be in the heart of Bellagio, where you will find restaurants, shops, the beach, the lake and the tourist port. You will find the stop for Linee Lecco bus Bellagio - Lecco line at 50 meters (165 feet) and the closest beach (Lido di Bellagio) at 450 meters (approximately 490 yards).
Appartamento Lisandra C is located on the first floor. You will reach it from the entrance of the building going up approximately 22 stairway steps.
You will not need a car to stay at Appartamento Lisandra C. If you do have one, you will be able to park it at approximately 1.5 kilometers (0.6 miles), for a fee, in a garage. The parking space is suitable for at most one car. Private parking must be reserved ahead of time; we kindly ask you to let our staff know, so that we can make the necessary arrangements for you. Alternatively, you can park for a fee along the public roads (the actual distance might vary depending on the availability of parking spaces).
Appartamento Lisandra C is one of the holiday homes available in a small complex (you can find these holiday homes on this website). Please find a general description of the complex below, and please scroll further down for a description of Appartamento Lisandra C.
The apartments Lisandra A, B, and C are in the very heart of Bellagio, right across from the ferry dock. They are located in a romantic old palace that once upon a time was a casino.
The Lisandra apartments A and C are on the first floor and can make use of a shared laundry room located on a landing, while Apartment Lisandra B is on the second floor and has a separate laundry facility on another landing.
Living Room
The living room is paved with elegant wood. The furnishings are cozy and comfortable. The furnishings include a divan that unfolds into a double bed. In this room you will find a satellite television (local channels). The room has two windows with a view of the lake. It is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
You will be able to enter the kitchen from the corridor. It is equipped with a four-burner gas cooker, an electric oven, a refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, a microwave oven, an Italian-style coffee-maker, an American-style coffee-maker (bring your filters!), a toaster and a kettle. There is a table to seat six guests. The furnishings of the kitchen include a L-shaped sofa. The kitchen has a window with a view of the lake. The kitchen is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 1
You will be able to enter the first bedroom from the corridor. The bedroom has a wrought iron matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). The room has a window. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 2
You will be able to enter the second bedroom from the corridor. The bedroom has a wrought iron matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). In this room you will find a satellite television (local channels). The room has two windows. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bathroom 1
The first bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a shower. Here you will also find an iron and an ironing board. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
Bathroom 2
The second bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet, a shower and a hairdryer. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
Other roomsLaundry room
You will be able to reach the laundry room from the through an external access. Here you will find a washing machine, an iron and an ironing board at your disposal. You will share the laundry room with the other guests staying at the complex.
Appartamento Lisandra C was perfect with a great location and very nice view.
We mainly traveled by bus and ferry and the apartment was perfect for that. Bellagio is a small town and everything is within easy walking distance.
I will certainly not hesitate to stay there again.
Summer In Italy, keep up the good work and thank you for your readily available assistance whenever we needed it.


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Netdiver Best of The Year 2008
Netdiver magazine (ISSN 1911-866X) is a design anywhere + digital culture magazine that uncovers, reviews and publishes outstanding work by the international community. Founded by editor Carole Guevin and "creative code officer" Jean-François Simard aka JF it is now in its tenth year. They love everything design and promote its value worldwide, and wish to inspire their readers from indie projects to portfolios exposing the creative class at work online and beyond.
Netdiver Best of The Year is always a long awaited release of which projects and whose talents have made a strong and lasting impression in the previous year. This year they aimed to list 100 and just could not, so the 7th edition showcases 110 because Netdiver feel they gave their 110% best. Refresh your memory and (re)encounter new sources of design inspiration.
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Hotel Los Gatos and Spa
Los Gatos, California 95030
Phone: 408/335-1713
We'd love it if you would mention that you found Hotel Los Gatos and Spa on the Here Comes The Guide website.
Why We Like This Place
The hotel's architecture is Mediterranean in style, with an ocher and sienna exterior. These are deep, rich, warm colors that flirt with the sun and make the hotel look like a Tuscan villa. Inside the hotel grounds, well away from the street, there's a huge terracotta-paved courtyard with fountains, patios, walkways, and potted olive trees and palms. Wrought iron seems to be almost everywhere—in the twisted-ribbon-style sconces in rooms and hallways, and in the dining room's freestanding iron candelabras. This generous use of Mediterranean-style decorative metalwork complements the hotel's extensive collection of Persian rugs and its interior palette of umbers, olives and rich yellows. The lobby, furnished with all sorts of groupings of chairs and cocktail tables, invariably inspires spontaneous socializing.
Guestrooms have everything somebody who's away from home could desire: custom furnishings made of dark woods with an antique look, bed linens made of ultra-dense Egyptian fibers, and T1 lines for fast internet access. Hotel Los Gatos' designers set out to intensify guests' sensory and social experiences and they definitely succeeded.
Honeymoon Package Notes
Rose petal turn down service, a bottle of sparkling wine or cider, chocolates, and breakfast for two in your suite.
Honeymoon Package Rates
Spa Indulgence Package includes an overnight stay for two, two spa treatments (one/person) at Spa Elia, complimentary wine tasting at a local Los Gatos winery, and continental breakfast for two. This package is available for $445.
Guest Room Rates
Room rates range $209–899/night and vary based on accommodations and availability.
Spa ServicesFull spa onsite
Hot Tubs/BathsHot tub onsite
Soaking tub
Standard bathtub
Wheelchair AccessWheelchair accessible
ParkingOn-site lot
Site ViewsForest/Wooded Area
Garden Patio/Courtyard
Landscaped Grounds
Pool Area
Nearby AttractionsArt Galleries
Bicycle rental
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Welcome to the Office of Field Experiences. Our office arranges placement opportunities
for WCU teacher education students to complete course assignments in public schools.
We administer the application process, criminal background check reporting, time logs,
diversity experiences and university supervision of internships/student teaching.
We update the Internship/Student Teaching Handbook and work with WCU and P-12 faculty
and administrators to resolve placement issues.
|ALL Early Field Experience Placement Applications OPEN
|Monday, August 21st
|ALL EFX Applications DUE
|Friday, September 8th
|Spring 2018 Internship Applications DUE
|Friday, September 22nd
|Block Applications OPEN
|Monday, October 23rd
|Block Applications DUE
|Friday, November 17th
|Early Field Experience Time Sheets Need to be submitted to Tk20
|Friday, December 1st
|Dr. Chenà Flood, Director
|Killian 201E
|Amanda Chapman, Lead University Supervisor
|Killian 201C
|Monica Miller, Early Field Experience Placement Coordinator
|Killian 201B
|Deb Henry, Advisor, OFE Support
|Killian 201D
Candidates reflect on teaching and learning as they observe, assist, tutor or plan and teach lessons. The required activities associated with these experiences are assigned and evaluated by course instructors. Applications for each field experience are submitted online through Tk20. It is the candidate's responsibility to attend to due dates and to check catamount email regularly for placement notifications, updates and announcements.
Early Field Experiences generally involve focused observation, interviews and assisting the classroom teacher. Courses requiring these experiences include EDCI 201, PSY 323, SPED 339, elementary and middle grades methods courses, and EDCI 607,609, & 616. Methods courses may also require that candidates plan and implement lessons. Candidates are required to document from 5 to 24 hours in the classroom depending on the course.
The "Block" Practicum Experience for students taking either ELMG 390 or EDMG 411 in the elementary, middle grades, and inclusive education programs and is generally completed the semester prior to Internship. This experience requires candidates to plan and implement several lessons and work in the classroom one day per week (or two half days) for 10 weeks.
Internship is a two-semester experience. Candidates gradually assume the responsibilities of the classroom teacher for planning, implementing and assessing lessons, managing student behavior and carrying out non-instructional duties. The goal is for candidates to develop the knowledge, skills and professional dispositions necessary for successful teaching.
The College of Education and Allied Professions at Western Carolina University subscribes to a definition of diversity inclusive of the following attributes: age, disability, ethnicity, family structure, gender, geographic region, giftedness, language, race, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and school performance. WCU candidates should experience a range of school settings and interact with a variety of students. Candidates who have not been placed in a diverse setting prior to the Internship experience will be placed in a diverse setting for Internship (as allowable).
If a diverse placement in a public-school setting cannot be arranged, candidates will be allowed to complete an experience of at least 10 hours (across a full semester) with an after-school or community program that provides academic services in a structured environment for diverse students.
Diverse experiences are approved by the Office of Field Experiences. The following factors are used to determine the diversity of a school setting:
In order to ensure that candidates experience a range of school settings and interact with a variety of students, the following attributes must be met in one or more placements over the course of the teacher education program.
Placement in a diverse setting with student populations of color greater than or equal to 20%.
In addition, a placement in a school(s) that meet 2 of the following 5 attributes must also be met upon completion of internship:
For Elementary, Middle Grades, & Inclusive Education students.
For our "Block" placement, students are required to be with their host teacher one day per week (or 8 hours if their class schedule requires that they split between 2 days) over 10 weeks for observation. During their time with the host teacher they will be conducting observations, assisting the teacher, and teaching several mini-lessons.
More detailed explanation of requirements and expectations are provided by the course instructor(s).
Specific Licensure Program Information - Contact programs directly for more information
The university supervisor is responsible for communicating university expectations to the WCU student and cooperating teacher. The university supervisor supports the development of the student by observing, providing feedback, and maintaining open communication with the student, cooperating teacher, academic supervisor, liaison, principal, and Director of Field Experiences as needed.
University supervisors generally visit students three times during Internship I and five times during Internship II or student teaching. When considered necessary, additional visits must be preapproved by the Director of Field Experiences.
For distance and online candidates, these observations are conducted via the streaming of live video or other technology-mediated instruction from the placement site while the intern is engaged in teaching. Interactions between the university supervisor and the cooperating teacher are accomplished via telephone, email, and/or video conference.
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If you are interested in supervising interns or student teachers, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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And the Winners Are...
On Feb. 11, the 49th Annual Grammy Awards aired on CBS. If you missed it, here's a recap of a couple of big surprises:
Record of the Year: "Not Ready to Make Nice," Dixie Chicks. Clearly, winners are not chosen by country music fans poll.
Album of the Year: Taking The Long Way, Dixie Chicks. I have to wonder if someone at the Recording Academy isn't a little bit scared of Natalie Maines. She did, after all, take on both President Bush and Toby Keith. The Chicks walked away with five awards in all.
Best New Artist: Carrie Underwood. This one isn't really much of a surprise but one of her musical performances was. The American Idol winner-cum-sweetheart of neo-country will some day, hopefully have enough cred to say, "No," if ever asked to perform an Eagles song again with Rascal Flatts. It was just weird.
Other winners of note were the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who took home four awards, Mary J. Blige took three and Gnarls Barkley and Bob Dylan will have to find a place on their fireplace mantels for two each. The Flaming Lips, Wolfmother, Rick Rubin, Bruce Springsteen and others are now also proud owners of shiny little statuettes. Oh, and hell froze over again: the Police reunited.
--Amy Atkins


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Do Tell: What Relationship Artifacts Would You Donate?
The Museum of Broken Relationships of Croatia was recently founded to house artifacts and memories of broken hearts. According to the authors of the concept, Olinka Vištica and Drazen Grubišić,
The individual gets rid of controversial objects, triggers of momentarily undesirable emotions, by turning them into museum exhibits, i.e., artifacts and thereby participating in the creation of a preserved collective emotional history.
Since everyone has material evidence left over after a failed relationship, this concept is actually genius and can offer hours of entertainment for the nosy, like me! Everything housed in this museum is anonymous and comes with a brief description of each item and how it relates to the relationship. Now I know you've all had to do away with the ex's things and any remembrance of past relationships, so ladies, do tell, what would you donate to the Museum of Broken Relationships?


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BOLIVIA—Traffic court is up and running again in Brunswick County.
The fledgling traffic court program had been on hold since mid-April, when Chief District Judge Jerry Jolly issued an administrative order halting the program created by District Attorney Jon David.
On the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Brunswick County had several memorial services to remember the attacks.
On Friday, Shallotte Middle School had its second annual memorial service. Then on Sunday, Sept. 11, members of the FDNY Carolina Retirees' Association hosted its annual memorial service at Brunswick Community College.
To see photos from both events, pick up the Sept. 15 issue of the Beacon.
RALEIGH—Members of the N.C. Social Services Commission have appointed two members to the Brunswick County Board of Social Services, and not the two members endorsed by county commissioners.
At their Sept. 6 meeting, Brunswick County Commissioners endorsed two candidates—Dean Walters and Sue Carroll—for the two vacant positions on the board.
The vote was four votes to one, as Charles Warren, county commissioner who also serves as chairman of the DSS board, opposed the measure.
FDNY-Carolina Retirees Association will once again conduct its annual Sept. 11 ceremony on Sunday, Sept. 11, in Brunswick County.
The day will begin with traditional Sept. 11 services at 8 a.m. at St. Brendan's Catholic Church on U.S. 17 near Shallotte. A 10:30 a.m. ceremony will follow in the Victory Garden at Brunswick Community College.
Once again, local Lions Club, American Legion and VFW members will be on the Whiteville Road/N.C. 130 overpass from 8 a.m.-11 a.m., waving flags at traffic passing below on U.S. 17.
SUNSET BEACH—They converged at 10 a.m., if not by car then by bicycle.
By business meeting time at 10:30 a.m., a phalanx of bicycles filled the yard of a marshfront residence on the island where the latest meeting of the Sunset Beach Taxpayers Association took place Sept. 3.
Close to 50 residents gathered to listen to issues that particularly concern them as residents of the island—terminal groins, parking, garbage-can rollback rules and a sewer installation update.
Florence Evelyn Piner Skipper, 97, of Leland, died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
She was born in New Hanover County on Dec. 27, 1913, and was a daughter of the late William Amos Piner and Molly Stokley Piner.
She is survived by three children, Carol Potter of Leland, Phillip Skipper of Orange, Va., and Polly A. Black of Leland; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and four great-great grandchildren.
Delmas Green, 85, of Supply, died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011, at Carrol S. Roberson Hospice Center in Fayetteville.
Funeral services will be announced at a later date by Smith Funeral Home Inc. of Whiteville.
BOLIVIA—Neighbors lending a helping hand have taken on a whole new meaning in Brunswick County.
Bruce and Adrienne Hollenbeck lost their home to foreclosure in June. Since then they have been living underneath tarps set up in their yard. That is, until their neighbors stepped in.
Last Tuesday evening, less than one week since the couple's story appeared on the front page of the Beacon, the Hollenbecks sat anxiously in their front yard waiting for a new, temporary home.
There is no better time to see what Mother Nature can do than the morning after a hurricane.
The east end of Ocean Isle Beach is historically susceptible to high winds, tides and waves, and despite avoiding a direct blow from Hurricane Irene, the east end sustained damages.
Shallotte Police investigated the following incidents and made the following arrests last week. All information is taken directly from police incident and arrest reports.
•Common law robbery on Shallotte Avenue by the suspect taking money from the victim; the suspect took $3,900 in cash and a cell phone from the victim.
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For the most visited travel destination in the world, France certainly lives up to its reputation!
Travel to France and you'll soon find there's much more to it than you see in the movies. Sure, there's the romance, the history, the art, and the whimsy but France also packs a heavy punch.
Feisty France has been raising hell for centuries with its unforgiving national pride and take-no-prisoners attitude towards preserving all things French.
Join a Geckos tour and you'll get to see both sides of France. From riding a train through the sunny fields of Provence, to getting up close and personal with the vineyards of Avignon and carousing through the bars and clubs of Paris. And then there are the croissants.
Tempted? Same here.
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text: Byron's Restaurant at Seaham Hall Lord Byron, who married the former owners daughter; Annabella Milbanke at Seaham Hall in 1815, has lent his name to our super-stylish new lounge bar. His portrait hangs on the wall of Byron's and the elaborate costume he wears has inspired the rich purple and gold colour scheme.A specially commissioned pewter-topped oak bar , glittering 14 carat gold-plated chandeliers, beautiful oak wood floors, fabulous Georgian windows with views to the Vortex and black granite table tops complete the opulent, ambience. Byron's Restaurant is a destination in itself and is open to our hotel guests and to those choosing to pop in for a little bit of indulgence in fabulous surroundings.Click here to view our extensive bar menu.Find out more about our Wine List here.


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It looks like it is possible to create your own start.com site, develop "gadgets" for it, etc. Go directly here: http://start.com/developer/
Here is also some documentation on the new Atlas runtime: http://start.com/developer/atlasruntime.aspx
While you are there, check out the infrastructure for Atlas bindings. But what I like most is the new seamless AJAX-based programming model - for example here is how you can create a batch of XMLGet requests. No more fiddling with arrays of XMLHTTP objects, checking their state, etc.
batchRequest = Web.Network.createBatch([priority[,objContext]])
// Add as many requests
batchRequest.abort() // Abort the requests
Lots of fun. I remember the days where I browsed the web in Mosaic for the first time. I thought that loading the images in background was cool... now I can do easily the same with some easy DHTML code!
[update: More info at http://microsoftgadgets.com/ and http://spaces.msn.com/members/siteexperts/]


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Great location for medical office or a business that supports medical. Zoned for Professional Office type preferable medical business - can be broken into 2200 or 5000 or 7000 square feet (inside walls are movable) still available. Buildout will dictate cost of lease - "BARGIN" base build out is $8 per sq feet for the first year and graduates up over the course of the lease. Owner will do any buildout but will allow tenant to do buildout as long as they have a bond. Triple net - owner will accept a one year lease or long term. Commission is based on lease.
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2400 North J.B. Dennis , Kingsport, TN, 37660 is a Commercial Property for sale at $449,900 with 7,300 sqft and a lot size of 1 Acre(s). 2400 North J.B. Dennis has 7.0 baths and was built in 1987. The property's zip code is 37660 which is in Kingsport, TN
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(see attachment in previous post)If you want easier configuration I would suggest openfire which is a jabber server. Jabber has group chats/conference rooms.
And I saved the best for last...IDE3
Quote from: app103 on February 04, 2009, 10:26 PMAnd I saved the best for last...IDE3April: Did you say IDE3 is portable??? I'd love to get a look at that if it's OK with you and Martin.
Not a problem, and thanks!Just got done playing with it a bit. Seems pretty straight forward. Nice look and feel. I'm very impressed.
i tried using IDE3 today. I can't seem to establish a connection. I've tried all the relevant ip addresses that I could think of, and none of them worked. Can anyone advise how to use it?
Also, are there other freeware alternatives that can be used to chat with in a private LAN environment? Something without the need for a server component. Just lightweight clients.
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The Pleasanton Antiques and Collectibles Faire has been called an "antique lover's dream." It is a phrase I can relate to, since I've unearthed my share of treasures at this well-attended extravaganza that takes place twice a year, in May and October.
On May 26, this charming Alameda County town will morph into one giant antiques shop. Vendors come from far and near to display a vast array of merchandise on the side streets and main thoroughfare of the downtown area.
In my mind, this show kicks off the start of the summer antiques season. As such, expect a fresh array of goods on parade that dealers have been waiting to exhibit. You will spot furniture in a variety of styles, jewelry and watches, ephemera, kitchen collectibles, paintings, posters and prints, vintage holiday decorations, books, toys, silver, clocks and period fashion items.
The fair officially begins at 8 a.m., but the wisest shoppers arrive much earlier, some clutching a cup of coffee freshly brewed at one of the nearby cafes.
I'll be available from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to provide informal evaluations of family keepsakes or newly acquired finds. Look for me under a canopy near the information booth at the corner of Main and Division streets. Limit three items per person. Fine jewelry, military objects, coins and stamps will not be evaluated.
Patrons of this show will be exuberant to know that the folks from the Lockeford Meat & Sausage Co. in the Central Valley will dish up their tempting sausage sandwiches. Countless readers tell me they make a point of being at any event where those tasty links are served.
The show runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are no fees for admission, parking or appraisals. For more information, call 650-242-1294.
Shopping alert
The French Cellar in Los Gatos — a favorite haunt for aficionados of wine-related accessories — is having a "spring cleaning sale." It's a first for the store in its 15 years doing business in this cheery enclave.
Every time I'm at the French Cellar, I feel as if I've been magically transported to a Parisian antiques shop. Here, you will be surrounded by museum-quality antique accessories — some date back to the 18th century. There are tables, desks, chairs, cabinets and armoires, plus an amazing fully restored zinc bar. You'll also see wine casks, vintage posters, oil paintings, chromolithographs, etchings as well as assorted wine glasses, decanters and tableware.
The sale will run through August. The emporium is at 32 E. Main St., Los Gatos. Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Details: 408-354-0993 or www.thefrenchcellar.com.
Amazing auction
Past Tyme Pleasures, an East Bay auction gallery with a showroom in Dublin, will hold the first of its twice yearly dispersals on June 1.
Owners Steve and Donna Howard have a stellar group of advertising pieces, including signs, calendars, pocket mirrors, posters and the like that once promoted sodas, beer, tobacco, general stores, automobiles, hunting and more.
Interested parties can view any of the 429 items going across the block by making an appointment. Bids may be made via phone, fax, mail, email or online. Details: 925-484-6442, or www.pasttyme1.com.
China collectors confer
The Haviland Collectors International Foundation will convene in Burlingame from June 13-16 for its 24th annual conference. This is a superb opportunity for devotees of this delicate French porcelain to mingle with experts, see exhibits and attend lectures.
While many of the events are for members only, several are open to the public from noon-3 p.m. June 16. You can also use this chance to have your pattern of china identified.
The fun will be at the Embassy Suites Hotel, 150 Anza Blvd., Burlingame. To get details, including news regarding membership, see www.havilandcollectors.com.
Dates to remember
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