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The Single Period Coverage Facility Location Problem: Lagrangean heuristic and column generation approaches
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text: Hi guys. We're heading to WDW in Oct/Nov for 10 nights . We have plans for most of our dinner ADRs, but we need help to choose one more dinner restaurant.* The plans so far: 1.Via Napoli 2. O'Hana 3. Sanaa 4. California Grill 5. Victoria & Alberts (our anniversary dinner) 6. Whispering Canyon Cafe 7. Wolfgang Puck Cafe 8. O'Hana 9. Jiko 10. ???? Any ideas for number 10? I was thinking that since it would be our last night at WDW we should eat somewhere in or close to a park.*

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For eight years now, ACHIEVE has been conducting capacity building activities for people living with HIV (PLHIV). This endeavor is a result of its commitment to GIPA (Greater Involvement of people living with HIV) principles. ACHIEVE believes that one of the key enablers of community participation in the national response to HIV and AIDS, is sustained education and capacity building. This year, ACHIEVE conducted two training workshops for members of seven PLHIV support groups from different parts of the country. These trainings were a component of a project to reduce HIV-related stigma and discrimination through policy reviews and media advocacy.
In February of this year, 16 PLHIV leaders participated in a basic training on participatory action research. In the said training, participants were given an orientation on the basic elements of research and on the various research methods. As a practicum, they were tasked to review and administer the survey questionnaire that would be utilized by the project. After completion of the workshop, 10 participants were tapped to conduct the actual survey, while three were mobilized to undertake the data encoding. A number of training participants also participated in the validation workshop that was held after the completion of the data analysis.
Another training that was conducted this year was the Advocacy Skills Building Workshop. This workshop aimed to assist newly organized support groups in creating their actual advocacy plans, as well enable them to participate in advocacy projects and activities of ACHIEVE.
Fourteen PLHIV leaders from seven support groups participated in the training. Aside from providing discussing the basic framework on advocacy and the steps and methods in undertaking advocacy. For their practicum, participants were grouped into teams and subsequently developed an advocacy plan on a particular issue. ACHIEVE invited the heads of the Philippine National AIDS Council (PNAC) Secretariat, Joint UN Program on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS), the STD AIDS Cooperative Central Laboratory (SACCL) of San Lazaro Hospital, and the HIV Country Program of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to join the practicum portion of workshop. Each team had to pitch their advocacy plan to one of the invited agencies and secure the latter's commitment and support. This was followed by a feedbacking session involving their peers and the invited agencies. As of this writing, ACHIEVE continuously monitors progress of the advocacy plan of the participants.
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Reloading equipment and reloaded ammo worth?
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Sorry for the loss of your Brother-in-Law. My condolences to your Sister.
Post an inventory list and as many pictures as you can manage. I have seen other threads asking about value of used equipment and apparently, we LOVE to price used gear. It's kind of like shopping with other people's money.
Most used equipment follows the "50% of new price rule", but reloading gear is usually 75%. Being able to sell an entire lot is worth discounting down a bit, even as far as down as 50%.
Primers still in original packaging usually is worth 100% of new ($3 to $5 per hundred last time I checked).
Gunpowder is $18-$35 per pound last time I checked, depending on which powder, but if not in original, sealed containers is worth little to nothing, depending on your tolerance for risk.
Bullets are worth what you are willing to pay. They don't age, spoil or lose potency. But if they won't fit your firearm or fill a need you have are no more valuable than the cheapest you can find in a store.
Like I suggested. Post pictures and an inventory list.
If you give your sister the web address of this thread, she can see the valuations and eliminate any intra-family negotiating, which can be emotionally draining in a time of loss. Let us take that burden.
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Stop! Just stop what you are doing right now! Take a moment and take in a deep breath. Now, take in another deep breath. Life is too short and precious for you to lose your direction at this time in your life. If you are reading this devotional, life has thrown you a curve ball, a knuckle ball and the future of your marriage and/or family relationships are in question. Stop! Again I say, breath in deeply! Think about what has just happened in your life, where you are right now, and where you need to be.
Do you feel like you need some direction, perhaps a new path for your life? I suspect that you do. May I suggest you consult your Creator, the King of Kings. Let me suggest that you seek Jesus Christ's counsel for your life as found in His Word, the Holy Bible. Then may I suggest that you select a life statement(s) from His Word to guide you and give you comfort as you face the challenges of the day. Below are the two scriptures that I find myself reflecting on when life sends me down that detour road of pain and discouragement.
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:11-13
"Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you." Hebrews 13:5b
That same passage from the Message reads:
"I'll never let you down, never walk off and leave you," Hebrews 13:5b (MSG)
These two scriptures of strength and direction from God's Word have become 'life statements' for me and they guide me daily as I face the world with its many problems. Notice that the passage from Jeremiah tells us to call upon the Lord, to pray to Him, and He will LISTEN. The Hebrews passage as found in the Message says that God (Jesus Christ) will never walk off and leave you [stranded]. Such is the comfort I find when I am stressed out by life's detours.
I suggest that each of you stop for a few moments and reflect on your own lives, the problems you are currently facing, and select a scripture or statement of faith to build (or rebuild) your life around. Let this 'life statement' direct your path, a pathway that takes you away from life's detours. Then when faced with marriage difficulties, relationship problems, or problems dealing with health and/or finances intervene in your life, sending you down that unplanned route (your detour), may you find your vision and footsteps being redirected toward the correct path.
Redirection is what is needed to get your life's vehicle back on the main road, back on that road toward family wholeness and wellness. Detours are always a drag, whether we are physically driving a car or we are coming face to face with life issues we find along life's journey. But in this journey through life, detours are the distraction that Satan places along our path to take our attention away from our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. Hebrews 12:1-2 (NASB)
The writer of Hebrews speaks of this journey as the race that is set before us and he directs our attention to the true compass for our lives, Jesus Christ. Detours in life's journey can be long (weeks, months, even years). They can be difficult and associated with much heartache and sorrow; however, when we fix our focus on Jesus and seek His help, He can untangle the mess we find ourselves in. This requires us to take a step of faith, one where we may not see the route leading away from our detour; but through that step of faith, we will find the path back to the main road, a road filled with happiness and joy. Such is the life that exists in a healed and restored relationship with Jesus Christ and with our spouse and loved ones. Detours are the pits! Faith in Jesus Christ is the answer! It is Jesus Christ who can set your pathway straight!
Faith is what makes real the things we hope for. It is proof of what we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1 (ERV)
Are you seeing signs reading 'Detour Ahead'? Our destination is unclear because Satan has placed road blocks, detours, and rough roads ahead. Know this, you are not alone. Many have traveled down this detour before you. Know that through your faith in Jesus Christ, your life's journey can bypass those detour signs allowing you and your loved ones to travel life's journey to your intended destination, free of the detour roads. Jesus Christ is walking alongside you. Such is the confidence we find in Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Find a 'life statement' to live by. May our Lord Jesus Christ direct your footsteps and those of your family and loved ones as you travel life's pathways each and every day, now and forever more.
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The problems in the housing and credit markets are leading to more layoffs on Wall Street. Investment bank Bear Stearns says it will trim 310 jobs from its mortgage group. Merrill Lynch fired two senior executives.
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And now to Wall Street, where there is more fallout from the high-risk housing loans; now jobs are on the line.
Yesterday, the investment bank Bear Stearns said it was cutting 310 jobs in its mortgage group, and Merrill Lynch fired two senior executives.
NPR's Wendy Kaufman reports.
WENDY KAUFMAN: So far this year, more jobs have been lost in the financial services industry than in any other. Pink slips have gone out to about 130,000 workers; more than half of them were employed by subprime or mortgage lending institutions. To put those numbers into perspective, the industry with the second largest number of layoffs is the auto industry, with about 46,000 job cuts. Yesterday's layoffs at Bear Stearns came just a day after Morgan Stanley said it would cut about 500 U.S. jobs.
John Challenger, the CEO of Challenger, Gray and Christmas, a global outplacement firm, says the job cuts on Wall Street won't end anytime soon.
Mr. JOHN CHALLENGER (CEO, Challenger, Gray and Christmas, Inc.): Just the numbers coming up - the big losses that have been reported by the major investment banks - portend further job cuttings as the year wears on.
KAUFMAN: Meanwhile, Countrywide, a major player in the subprime market, and one that recently slashed 12,000 jobs, has launched a PR campaign. Countrywide reportedly plans to give out green wristbands for employees willing to sign a pledge to, quote, "protect our house." And it's hired a public relations/crisis management firm.
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Two large banks heavily invested in mortgages and the corporate bond market reported Monday that they expect to post sharp declines when they report quarterly results.
Citigroup, Inc., the nation's largest bank, projects its third-quarter profit will drop 60 percent after taking losses of more than $3 billion as a result of writing down securities backed by underperforming mortgages and loans tied to corporate buyouts.
The bank also said its profits would be dampened after boosting loan loss reserves by about $2 billion.
Citigroup said third-quarter revenue will be about the same as in 2006. But it will write down about $1.4 billion of its $57 billion portfolio of leveraged loans, lose about $1.3 billion on the value of securities backed by subprime loans, and lose $600 million in fixed-income credit trading, as the bank had trouble navigating market volatility.
Citigroup's announcement was the latest disappointment resulting from this year's problems in the mortgage industry and financial markets.
Meanwhile, Swiss banking giant UBS disclosed plans to post a third-quarter loss of up to $690 million due in part to losses linked to U.S. subprime mortgages and shed 1,500 jobs by the end of the year.
Among those leaving the work force of 80,000 people as a result of the losses are the investment banking chief, Huw Jenkins, who will step down to become an adviser, and Group Chief Financial Officer Clive Standish, who will retire.
Marcel Rohner, the CEO, will takeover Jenkins' post.
"UBS operates on the principle that management is accountable to shareholders," Rohner said. "These events have led to the management changes announced today."
Subprime mortgages — home loans given to customers with poor credit history — have gone delinquent or defaulted at increasing rates this year. As investors pulled back from buying mortgage-backed and other types of debt, many banks have needed to lower the value of their loans, or get stuck holding them.
Whether the disclosures account for all of the damage wreaked on the financial organizations for the year is not known.
But analysts have predicted major banks may have decided to take hefty losses now — at the start of the fourth quarter — in order to clean up their balance sheets ahead of the new year.
The outcome was far more dire for some small financial institutions.
On Friday, federal regulators shut down a small online bank called NetBank Inc. that failed because loan defaults.
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Winter is here. Lets be cheery. How about an OpenTechSchool Drinks/gathering/party??
The questions would be...
Is there interest? (like this if so...)when?where? (co.up ./ a nice Bar somewhere?.. http://www.neueheimat.com/ has a lot of space, semi indoor, and a Christmas market on. )
annnnd....copying a few people to get the ball rolling...
@amelie @xMartin @rachel @ellen @Danila @mamhoff @robert @staeff @starkcoffee @anaketa @Autarc @ben @anoukruhaak @Brookejury @basiclaser @beanmind @carlio @elfpavlik @florian @grefab @haiko @hylynyiv @kiyu_mars @letsleaveitempty @mnavarro @nobilelucifero @pixi @phansch @ramin @Timwi @ulrike @wiesche
Is there interest? You can't miss the season and having some Glühwein, IMHO. So: YES :o)when? Next week? I'd suggest an evening during the week because it gets crowed on weekends.where? Since a "Winter Party" has to be f…ing cold visiting e.g. the Christmas market at Schloß Charlottenburg might be a good idea!
Hey @charlotte! Nice we had same idea more or less same time We were discussing this internally some days ago and since we are planning to organize the organizer meetup, we thought is maybe smart to make them the same day. The ideal is to do one evening in the week between 8.12 and 19.12.
We were thinking about some bars (I say I probably can ask to a very nice bar of a friend of mine, or we have our beloved Lugosi or Trödler Cafe Bar ) or we can even do something more... berliner and go for a hipster bar with dance floor I wouldn't do anything outside otherwise our drinks will least 10mins and I would do in a smaller place maybe just for us so we don't lose each others.Co-up we did couple of time a small party, it is bit.. cold atmosphere, too formal. Let's say that is great co-working space eheh
Anyway we need to have glühwine and christmas cookies for sure!
If I remember correctly we just delegated this to @charlotte while "discussing this internally." (At least, I sent her reminders from the last meeting minutes.)
I think at last year's Christmas party we had this fun Wii egg run whatever game and a movie. I think having a longer (time-wise) OTS drinks in a dedicated space with some glühwein would already be great. I'd vote for more of a talking and less of a dancing party because for the last times this was always a great opportunity to catch up with everyone outside of an Organizers Meeting.
haha, yes I did get some minutes reminders, But if @anaketa is already on it, that is awesome!Ok so sounds simple:
Set date for organisers meetingReserve a decent size bar space afterwards for drinks
@anaketa: could your friends bar be big enough and reservable? where is it? if you let me know if there is anything you want me to do or help with, I can.
Once we have a date and a place, we could also add some fun things to get a wider sense of the OTS community, Ideas I had>
each OTS initiative, if they want, can speak for 2 minutes to share some info/reflections/funny comments/whatever about their group over the last year (so the different groups get an idea of what has gone on)
secret santa....everyone who wants to play, gets emailed a name and an adjective in advance and gets that person a present under 5 eur, connected somehow to the adjective.
send each OTS chapter three questions/reflections on the year..and showcase the answers somehow...
oh no no i'm not already on it, i just want to say that we also thought about that and did some small brainstorming and that i have possible contact for bars.
@Robert "discuss this internally" i mean in Berlin Team email, not at the last orga meetup which I wasn't there.
anyway yes let's make it all together. yesterday I actually checked that bar for another event and I think it fit great because it has two room, one with bar and little dj corner (no dance floor, just some professional music) and then another comfortable room with sofa, perfect for talking, so we can also do some updates announcement.Also the owner seems quite open and friendly so we can maybe find a deal if we want to bring some cookies or we need to reserve some spot
The only small issue: The bar is in Sonnenalle 67, which is not the most comfortable place to reach with public transport. I mean, there are many bus going there and there is Sonnenalle sbahn and Rathaus Neuköll ubhan close, but not so close for this Winter
The other idea was Loophole (you probably know it) which during the week we can easily reserve just for us (still have to ask but I think so). It has one nice room for chatting but the other is more a small dance floor. We can of'course decided/ask just to not put music there and move some sofas and make it more chatting room... The good thing is that Loophole is really close to ubhan Rathaus Neuköll.
Both of them aren't available on weekends but it shouldn't be an issue for us
Let me know how all of this sounds to you
I don't know Loophole, so I cant copare the two, But I do know Freudenreich at Sonnenallee 67 and that would be a really good option, siza and layout wise. Its not soo bad to get to. ..so whichever works date wise I guess?!
Yes! If you think that Freudenreich isn't so bad to reach, I also think is very good fit for us and probably better then loophole even we have to stick to some rules
So far seems that 17th is the more popular date for the meeting, could be good also for Drinks?Anyway still need to confirmed
Cool, let's do the 17th. We'll merge the OTS Berlin Organizers and the Web Frontend Co-Learners around 9 or so I would say.
Heya, if I can have an opinion on this while not really contributing, I just checked Freudenreich on the map and it seems to be quite "in the middle of nowhere", from a perspective of public transport. It is probably a cool spot, but really hard to reach. I would much prefer something more central and if we want to invite our learners from co-up and other folks, then I think it is too inconveniently located.
but1. Is still a very good fit for what we want 2. Please propose something else so we can decided. Remember we are close to Christmas, so we are not the only group willing to do a x-mas party
Is anything wrong with Loophole?
not at all. But why do you think is easier to bring people there? I mean i understand for the ubhan but is still not u8 and not so close to co-up if our concern is to bring learners from frontend group
So guys, in a week we are suppose to have the party, should we maybe decided a place?
hello! I say better to have something that isnt perfect, than nothing at all...if you can ask ur friends about either of these, would be cool. maybe one, both or none are free by now,,,,
co.up is doing something on the 17th...does it make sense to combine? https://www.facebook.com/events/417675691723161/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular
let's ask aleks. Maybe is also nice that we support co-up
Aleks say we are welcome. People should bring/contribute with drinks/snacksThe party there start at 19.00 at 5th floor. @xMartin I guess we need to move the Frontend co-learning and what about orga. meetup?
Ok frontend will be moved to 3th floor. Then whenever they want they can join they party.Orga. meetup will also moved to 3th floor - meeting room.
So OTS party at co-up from 19.00 so on. @charlotte do you have time to write a meetup/fb post about it? I really don't
Thanks Gio and Charlotte!! I am not the greatest writer, but if nobody else gets around it earlier, I could create a meetup event and a tweet today evening.


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Posted on 02/26/2012 12:01:23 PM PST by usamericanfreedom.com
Once Upon a Time, George W. Bush Was Blamed, Attacked and Mocked For High Gas Prices By The Leftist Press and Democrats, But Today . Obama Gets A Pass, Hypocrisy? You bet!
Remember when gas prices went up for a few months in 2006 and then again in 2007, And the DemocrRats and leftist all things Obama press attacked him every day? But for some reason they seem to be very quiet now that gas prices are over $4 and headed to $6. I wonder why? Could it be that their Messiah Barack Obama can do no wrong? Hypocrisy? You better believe it!
So lets take a look at what Gas prices were when Obama took office
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I wonder if this article was written by someone who just noticed the hypocrisy.
It has been going on for 31/2 years no.
Obama gets a pass on unConstitutional exec. Orderd on Regulations designed to destroy our economy and on his vacations.
I think it goes beyond hypocrisy and into a deliberate and intentional action to protect the Magic Negro.
"Drilling for oil here won't help bring down the price of gas" vs. "We need to tap the strategic oil reserve so we can bring down the price of gas!"
When 0bama returns the bust of Winston Churchill back to England, THAT'S when you know we're in trouble. Oh wait, he did that his second day in office.
It's a side-splitter. Do you suppose this stupid little pr!ck knows where the strategic oil reserve came from in the first place?
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Here are Hannah's recipes:
Peanut Bar
- 1 pack of gelatin
- Lots of peanuts
- 1 cup of water
Boiled the water. Mixed the gelatin into the water until it dissolved Dumped a LOT of peanuts into the mixture. Put wax paper in a glass bread dish. Dumped the mixture into the dish. Dumped more peanuts in. Set it in the fridge for about 2 hours. Cut out a piece from the side. It pretty much just fell apart. I would suggest not making the peanut bar how I did, it was messy!
Carrot Bar
- Fresh carrot juice
- 1 packet of orange jello
Boiled about 3/4 cup of carrot juice and but another 3/4 cup in the freezer with some ice cubes. Dumped the jello powder into the boiling carrot juice and stirred until it had probably dissolved. It's a little hard to tell when the water is orange! Dumped to ice carrot juice into the mixture. Pulled what was left of the ice cubes out. Dumped the mixture into a Tupperware dish. Set it in the fridge for about 2 hours. Once it seemed solid enough, I cut out a piece from the side to see how it looked. Looked good to me! I cut a nice piece out of the middle.
I had run out of plain gelatin, so I had to use the orange. I ended up being happy I did because the result actually tasted ok!
Pea Bar (smells as bad as it sounds.)
- 1 can of peas
- 1 packet of lime jello
Mashed an entire can of peas in a small hole strainer. I didn't drain the can because I wanted the green liquid. This made just over 1 cup of liquid. I boiled about 3/4 cup and iced the remaining aprox. 1/2 cup. Again, I was out of regular gelatin, so I used lime. I mixed the jello into the boiling liquid and then added the cold liquid. I was super disappointed because the lime jello made the mixture way too bright. I decided to add the mashed peas. I wouldn't recommend doing that, it made cutting out the piece much more difficult. I poured the mixture into a Tupperware container and let it sit in the fridge for about 2 hours. I then took it out. I used a cup to cut a circle in the middle. The jello kind of just mushed, mostly due to the peas in the mixture.
- 1 egg white
- 3 tbl splenda
- 1.5 cups water
- 1 pack of gelatin
- Marmalade
- Coconut
- Vanilla
Beat the egg white and splenda until it's about the consistency of whip cream. Add the water and tapioca into a sauce pan on medium until it boils. As soon as it boils, remove from heat and add the egg mixture and pack of gelatin. Stir and make sure it's mixed completely. Add about 1 tsp vanilla, a couple spoon fulls of marmalade, and a good amount of coconut. Mix well. I poured this into a silicon tray I had that it a bunch of small ovals. In one, I put down some plastic wrap and then poured the mixture into it. The plastic wrap oval was the only one I was able to remove completely, so I highly recommend doing that! - This turned out SUPER tasty!
I followed this recipe: http://tastykitchen.com/recipes/breads/easy-peasy-bread-sticks/
Here are Kevin's recipes:
"My thinking was two-fold. First as a set-design mindset and second as what would be in Battle school if it existed. So, I wanted it really simple, it would have to be mass produced. The ingredients would probably have to last. Because it's being sent into space, so I was thinking sort of army food. It would also have to be low fat. In space even with artificial gravity, I don't think anyone's getting the same amount of exercise they would on Earth.
First the Carrot Jello
- carrot juice (store bought_
- gelatin
- honey
Honey was a thing I used in all the foods because it's a natural preservative and I wanted to use it in place of sugar. The portions are 1 cup juice for every packet of gelatin. The honey I just added in a bit when I was heating up the carrot juice.
I'm glad the food wasn't supposed to taste good, because, well...
Pea Gelatin
- frozen peas
- water
- gelatin
- honey
This actually reminded me of a cross between the Japanese bean paste you put in monju and Kanten except it's not a sweets thing.
The portions are the same as above. I boiled the peas, and drained them. Then in a little water I mashed them up and added a little honey. Bean paste you add a lot of brown sugar, which I wasn't going to put in, but I think it would have made this taste... better.
3/4 cup mashed up peas to gelatin in ¼ cup of water
I don't like peas.
Peanut Thing- ½ cup peanut butter
- honey
- Over 1 cup peanuts
- 2 packets of gelatin
This was sorta a failure to me. The idea in my head was better than the outcome.
Originally I was going to add oats to make it more like a peanut granola bar, but I stuck with a gelatin-type thing that could be eaten with a spoon. I think I would use less peanut butter next time. Coincidentally, this was the best tasting of the three.
I heated the peanut butter and honey, put the gelatin in ½ cup of water, mixed them together and added the peanuts in the pan.
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Is LPG or CNG versions available of Renault Koleos in India?
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For high performance engines like that of Koleos diesel engine, it wont be recommendable to fit CNG kit. CNG kit is best fitted to lower cc and easy to maintain vehicles.
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No it is not available in this car. You can get it fitted from outside. It is widely available in the market and you should definitely opt for it. As the rate of fuel is at its peak it will help serve you better.
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All Indian women are extremely hardworking, do you agree? One of the main reasons why most Indian women have a well-defined shape is because they follow certain healthy rules. Sticking to a standard time for dinner which is before 8pm, consuming a healthy Indian breakfast, adding a good amount of water to their diet, religiously doing yoga every morning before the sun rises, making household chores a part of their life and more.
In other words, Indian women are considered as multi-tasking experts and that is why they are so fit and healthy. According to a recent survey, it is said that Indian women spend most of their time cleaning their homes. This small act which is done throughout the day is what burns the calories.
On the other hand, most of the Indian women who work tend to spend countless number of hours at the desk and when they get home, kitchen duties keep them busy. This little exercise helps keep them active, making up for the entire day's loss. These secrets of healthy Indian women were never shared, but today, Boldsky brings to light some of the reasons why Indian women are the healthiest in the world. Take a look:
They Walk A Lot
Parks are filled with morning walkers and most of them are women. This is one form of exercise every Indian woman follows. Post dinner walks too are commonly followed in India.
They Prefer Rotis Over Rice
Though rice is a staple food for Indians, rotis are preferred day and night. Indian women opt for rotis since they are less in calories and have more nutritional value when compared to rice. On the other hand, some Indian women who love rice, opt for brown broken rice.
Yoga Is Their Favourite Exercise
Yoga is one form of exercise which hails from India, and adopted in the West. Yoga is good for the mind and the body. It helps calm the nerves, gets rid of stress, boosts immunity and at the same time, helps stay in shape. There are a number of asanas which Indian women follow to stay fit.
Chai Is Their Friend
Aerated beverages, cold coffees and lemon sodas are not favourable to Indian women. Our simple Indian ladies prefer a cup of hot chai or masala tea which is healthier in a lot of ways and benefits the body too. This is one of the secrets of every healthy Indian woman.
Household Chores Are A Ritual
Household chores are a part and parcel of an Indian woman's life. She has to look after the entire household and by doing so, it helps keep her body in shape. Doing household chores like sweeping and cleaning the floor help keep your hips in shape and also provides a toned tummy.


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I don't know if this helps you any but my grandfather, as best I can tell, was born in the New York / Pennsylvania area.His name was Benjamin Fredrick Hartz. He married Anna Hartz nee Wilcox. His son, my father, is Charles Fredrick Hartz and is currently living in Pensylvania.Also, if you do happen to run across any information on Benjamin could you please let me know.We know very little about this side of my family, so any information is helpful.


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I picked up some EPO today and I was just wondering how everyone takes theirs. Should I take it 3 times a day like the bottle recommends? They are 1000mg. I know your only suppose to take it until O, but as far as dosage I can't really find anything.
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Well I've only been taking 1000 mg a day but that's because I forget to take at other times of the day lol If its your first time trying maybe try it at 1 pill a day this month and see if it makes a difference. If not, up it next month. There isn't an exact way to take it and the 1000 mg does wonders for me, so I don't even see the need for me to take much more.
Sounds like a good plan to me ;-)
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I have been taking the recommended 3000 a day :). I do one in the morning and two at night. I guess you could take them all at once or two in the morning and one at night. It doesn't really matter I don't think.
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Workers Compensation Fund (WCF) is a Social Security Scheme established in accordance with Section 5 of the Workers Compensation Act (Cap 263 R.E of 2015). The main purpose for the establishment of the Fund is to provide for adequate and equitable compensation for employees who suffer occupational injuries or contract occupational diseases arising out of, and in the course of their employment and in case of death, for their dependants. The Fund started its operations on 1 stJuly 201 5. All employers in the public and private sectors in Mainland Tanzania are compulsorily required to contribute to the Fund.
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Eye on Exhibits: From Headline to Exhibit
The process for creating the kinds of exhibits we do at the Missouri History Museum is a long one. So many decisions have to be made over the course of their development that by the time we finally open, I don't often recall the moment that we began. But I clearly remember the day we decided to create #1 in Civil Rights: The African American Freedom Struggle in St. Louis. Read more »
Where Teens, Leadership, & Team Building Meet
Earlier this year we welcomed students from 17 area high schools to spend eight weeks exploring museum work with us in our Teens Make History Academy. So far the teens have met with and learned from a curator, marketers, a conservator, librarians, archivists, and members of our education department. Each week they've taken what they've learned and put it to the test via museum challenges, small-scale projects that exemplify what museum professionals do every day. Read more »
What I Learned Thanks to Show Me 66
After a year of researching, conducting interviews, collecting archival footage, and taking nearly a dozen road trips, the Missouri History Museum released its first feature-length documentary, Show Me 66: Main Street Through Missouri. The film is a wide-angle look at the Missouri people, places, moments, and events that helped make Route 66 the most famous highway in the world—no small task when dealing with 90 years of history and 300 miles of road. Read more »
What Waits Along Route 66
In November 2016 the Missouri History Museum will release a feature-length documentary titled Show Me 66: Main Street Through Missouri. Equal parts travelogue and historical narrative, the film will explore the sights and landscapes found along Route 66. Read more »
How'd You Get Those in There?
When you visit an exhibit, do you ever stop to wonder how that exhibit came to fruition and who all worked to get it out on the floor for you to enjoy? As the exhibits registrar for the Missouri History Museum, I can assure you that our latest exhibit, Route 66: Main Street Through St. Louis, required a strong and dedicated team effort to get it in place and ready for its debut. Read more »
Eye on Exhibits: I Hated It
"I hated that exhibit. It gave such an ugly view of our city. I hate for people from out of town to see it."
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Right now is a great time to come to the Missouri History Museum, not just because you can see great exhibits and programs, but because now is a time when you can see first-hand much of the philosophy that drives our approach to sharing history. Read more »
All Dressed Up with Someplace to Go
When Little Black Dress: From Mourning to Night opens to the public on April 2, it will feature more than 60 dresses from the collections of the Missouri Historical Society, ranging from mid-19th-century mourning wear to sleek designs from the current day's top designers. Each of these garments tells a fascinating story, from societal expectations for women to the evolution of the color black from sadness symbol to fashion staple. Read more »
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I am a resident of the (usually) gorgeous city of Vancouver in Canada. If you know anything about Vancouver then you will assume that I wear yoga pants and eat quinoa and own a minimum of three umbrellas- and you would be correct (in fact I am wearing yoga pants right now).
I live in a sweet little apartment with my amazing fiancé, Greg, and occasionally a cat who comes by to have naps with us whom we have named Spud. Spud is actually lounging happily on a chair across from me right now, and I am glad of it as he hasn't been by in a couple of days and the apartment had started to feel like it needed some cat-energy.
I am a buxom/rubenesque/curvaceous gal who loves clothes and gave up on trying to buy them to fit her lovely lady lumps.
I run a fair-trade import store with my mother, and in the winter there isn't so much to do; so at the moment I have a fair bit of spare time on my hands. So instead of keeping my hands full of free time, I try to keep them full of glue guns, egg-beaters and seam-rippers.
I know that there are about nine-bajillion blogs out there about crafting, about cooking, about all of those things that you pin on Pinterest and will never get around to trying, but bear with me. As a plus-sized girl in this modern-day world I have searched and searched for a place on the internet to call home, and for the first time ever, I have found the internet lacking. This is a hard thing for me to say, as the internet and I are in a torrid love affair and I could never live in a world that didn't give me access to cat pictures, episodes of Project Runway on demand, and a million cupcake recipes that I would never have come up with myself... but I digress. The internet, my love, hath disappointed me.
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After reading some of the reviews below I was very disappointed that I was staying in this resort. I went with the attitude that oh well! I was very surprised to say the least. I am beginning to believe that some people no matter what you do will never be satisified. Being in the service industry I run into these types all the time! So with that being said.... This really was a wonderful resort! I am very picky and I do have to say that the service, people and food were all wonderful. I don't understand some of the reviews that were written, but I guess some have extremly high expections. We stayed in a Deluxe Junior Suite and had a wonderful garden view. I do have to say this was the better place to be. I would not want to be by the pools. It does get a little loud around there. The staff on the resort always had something going on. You just have to want to do it. Some things were alot of fun and some, well let's just say was not for me, but it was my choice! Restaurants were all wonderful. We were able to try each of them. I work in the restaurant business and I have to say it was good. As far as service, it was very good. People were all friendly and did what ever you need to meet your needs. Yes, the service was slower, but really where do you have to go. You are on a resort, on vacation and should just chill out and relax. I would go again!
We spent 7 nights at Dreams from 2/17 to 2/23. This was our 5th trip to an all-inclusive, 4th trip to the Riviera Maya and 3rd trip to Tulum. We do not have children, are very active and always travel with another couple. Compared to the different all-inclusives we've stayed in previously, we enjoyed that this resort was more compact, had a nice walking path with distance markers, and a nice tennis court (just one but they reserved times at the concierge desk). There were many, varied activities to participate in, including nightly movies at the pool, soccer & volleyball on the beach, cooking classes and some rather good entertainment at night – particularly a wonderful Brazilian band one evening. The rooms were ample, clean and incredibly quiet. We stayed in a 2nd floor, end Hacienda Room. The end rooms are a bit larger than the middle rooms. The staff, as has been the case in all Mexican resorts we've stayed in, is extremely hard working and friendly, and this resort was beautiful and immaculate. We live in a city that is a US culinary destination so we are a bit more critical of food than most and I would say the food was good to very good - this is mostly compared, though, to the other resorts we've visited. The best restaurants, in our opinion, were the French, Italian and Seaside Grill (for both lunch and dinner). The Mexican Fiesta offered tasty local cuisine, as well. We, unfortunately, did not get to the Japanese restaurant thanks to 2 different cultural nights that offered dining. The biggest disappointment for us was the beach. There was only a small area designated for swimming. Otherwise the amount of rocks just beneath the surface made it treacherous to swim. That being said, it is a beautiful and walkable beach, and if you prefer swimming in a pool this will be a non-issue. Our group happens to prefer ocean swimming and we also like to have more waves (the reef off shore prevents larger waves from happening). Our ideal beach would be like the beaches found south of the Tulum ruins – wide, aquamarine and with soft sand - both in & out of the water. All in all it is a very nice resort with something for everyone.
My family and I had a great time at Dreams Tulum. The rooms are nice. We upgraded to a Jr. Suite near the pool and near all the restaurants. Our room was roomy and clean. Nice flat screen TV, DVD player. The bathroom was very spacious - huge shower and jet tub. Very nice. Room service was quick and friendly. Housekeeping did a great job. The grounds are very nicely manicured and well kept. There are only two pools (one is an adult only pool) and no hot tub in either pool which was a bummer. Also, the resort does not provide floaties. Bring your own! The activities/entertainment that go on in and near the pool are a ton of fun. The staff at Dreams Tulum is very nice and high energy. They do their best to get folks involved. My sons and I played beach and pool volley ball. I did the water-aerobics - also lots of fun. There were also bachata lessons on the deck of the pool for the brave at heart :) Breakfast at the World Cafe was always excellent. Dinner was excellent at the restaurants. My favorite was the Italian restaurant. The pasta and steak dishes were top notch. The burgers during the lunch hour - not so good. Overall, lunch at the locations I tried during my stay wasn't very good. Stick with drinks and snacks for lunch. Save your appetite for dinner which will always be a hit. The drinks near the pool were good. If you enjoy a little more bite in your drinks - ask for doubles as the drinks are made pretty weak but they'll oblige if you ask. The beach was beautiful! I've stayed at other Cancun resorts and so far Dreams Tulum's beach has been my favorite. We were able to snorkle. The water is crystal clear and there are reefs near the shore with interesting sea life to check out. The resort will provide snorkeling gear (the breathing tube will cost you $5 as it's new and you get to keep it for future use). You'll need to walk down the beach for about 20 minutes to get to the best spot for snorkeling (if you're facing the beach go to the left). Overall, we had a really nice, relaxing time in Dreams Tulum. I would stay there again.
I went by myself to Dreams Tulum to relax and indulge myself. Boy did I ever! This was the most enjoyable vacation I have ever had and intend to do it again as soon as I can. The staff and service couldn't have been better. The food was very good. I didn't spend as much time as I wanted on the beach & participating in activities in the pool because I was too busy swimming with dolphins & manatees, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving , zip lining, exploring ruins and snorkelling in cenotes. I did take time at the spa, however. GREAT! And I can't forget to mention how georgous Dreams Tulum itself is. I enjoyed just walking around to enjoy the beauty of the resort or sitting and relaxing on my patio. Can't wait to be there again!
The Dreams Tulum was truly exquisite. Lush gardens welcomed us wherever we went inside the resort. The rooms were in small complexes or haciendas, usually twelve rooms per hacienda, no high-rise hotel or building on the resort. The rooms themselves were very spacious, each with a private balcony and hammock. The resort offered an excellent array of restaurants offering Asian, Italian, French, Seafood and of course Mexican. The World Café offered all of the above in a single restaurant, with a chef making fresh pasta, or a Japanese chef making made to order teriyaki stir-fry. Also, every meal had exotic fruit, salad bar and a yummy desert bar. The entertainment staff was marvelous, shows every night that included dancing, bands, singing and comedy. Then there was dancing outdoors with a live band and always a near-by bar that served tropical drinks and seemed to never close. Lastly, the staff at the Dreams Tulum were professional , courteous, helpful and polite beyond measure. Everyone at the Dreams Tulum worked hard to ensure that every single guest had a superb vacation, one that they would Dream of the rest of their lives.
we had a great time at dreams tulum. The hotel was great. We loved our room and the spa was very romantic. The food wasn't five star food but it was very good and we were more than happy with it not to mention there were various options which kept eating interesting throughout our trip. The service at the restaurants and bars was great. My only complaint was the very intense sales pitch we got from the resort team once we got there. Next time, i would much prefer that they let me enjoy my first two hours on my first day at their hotel rather than try to pitch me on my vacation plans for the next 10 years. I work in business every day and the last thing i want on my vacation is another sales pitch and even worse a high pressure sales pitch. Also, as an experienced business person, any time that someone tells you that the deal will expire today and you don't have time to think about it, red flags start to go off left and right and i start to look for the catch in the deal. If you have a good deal which people will be happy with, you don't care when they choose to sign up...that is just the way things work. High pressure sales are only for the purpose of getting people to make bad decisions in the moment because they are stressed out. That said, even though i enjoyed my vacation very much, this experience with the sales team, on the first morning that i had arrived, set a very sour tone for the remainder of my vacation so my suggestion to other people would be to skip there sales pitch and enjoy your vacation or pick a different hotel.
The only down side to this resort is the 45 minute ride from the airport. Other than that, the food options and quality were excellent. I have very picky eaters, and they were happy with every restaurant. The kids club is geared more toward younger ages. But my 11 year old enjoyed the video games on a rainy day. If you are looking for a reasonable priced vacation for the entire family to enjoy, this is the place to go! We plan to return for Spring Break, we all liked it so much.
This area is a bit off the beaten path which was wonderful because it made for a smaller, more intimate experience while including all of the amenities. It is an older resort, but very well maintained. Our room accomodations were average, but just fine. The resort activities were as expected, but a bit lacking in the evening. The buffet was average, but the specialty restaurants more than made up for it. Our favorite was the Asian restaurant. It was a plus not to have to make reservations. The beach was very nice and snorkeling from the beach was surprisingly good. There were sections roped off from the swimmers that contained some interesting fish. Our favorite excursion was snorkeling in the cenotes. I highly recommend the Mayan Adventure--snorkeling in an open cenote, a cave cenote, and a lagoon. The reef in the lagoon had some of the most beautiful coral that I've ever seen. All in all, a good trip and I definitely recommend the Dreams Tulum Resort.
My husband and I just returned from celebrating our 10-year anniversary at Dreams Tulum. It was our first time in Mexico, and we loved it! This resort is pretty far from the airport, though, so it took us about 1 hour and 45 min to get there because our van had to make 2 other stops on the way to drop off at other resorts. On the way back to the airport we only had 1 stop so it was about 1 1/2 hours. I think next time we would choose a resort that's closer to the Cancun airport. Upon arrival at the resort we were greeted with cool towels and a glass of champagne. At check-in, we opted to upgrade to an ocean-view room, which we thought was well worth it. Our room was very nice! My husband's favorite part was the hammock on the balcony! I had read reviews before we went about a musty smell in the rooms and about water pressure issues in the showers or running out of hot water. We did not have any of those issues. Actually the shower was awesome! Very hot water, big shower with an overhead shower head that rains down on you from above. The only thing I would change about the room is I'd rather them have an iron and ironing board instead of a steamer. The steamer did not work very well. Our favorite restaurants were El Patio and the Seaside Grill. We only ate breakfast at the World Café (buffet) and it was good, but don't go when they first open because a lot of the food will not be hot yet. Wait until about 9am to go so it has time to heat up. We went around7:30 am and a lot of the items that should be hot (like eggs) were still room temp. Also, don't get too excited about any of the desserts at this resort. They are all very small and just not too good. I wish they had bigger and better dessert choices. If you have food and are outside, watch out for the birds! They will come snatch your food up so fast it's not even funny. We had to keep chasing them away when we'd be sitting by the pool with food. All of the servers and resort staff were very friendly. They all seem really happy and they want to serve you! Don't forget to bring $1 bills for tips. There will be staff there who are trying to get you to listen to a timeshare or "Unlimited Vacation club" presentation. We were not interested at all so we just kept saying no. They'll offer you a free 5 minute massage on the beach, or coupons to the spa but we didn't want to spend our time listening to a sales pitch. Overall, we were very happy with our experience!
My wife and I took our first vacation since the birth of our daughter. We took a trip with friends so we ended up at Dreams & CheapCaribbean because it was their choice. However, we were COMPLETELY satisfied! We began discussing our next vacation while we were on this one! OUTSTANDING resort! WONDERFUL rooms, EXCELLENT food and atmosphere. The resort feels like home and the staff was TERRFIC! The arrangements made by CC.com were PERFECT! We will DEFINITELY be using them for our next vacation! If there was one CON: the wireless internet in the rooms was terrible. However, this was vacation so I was able to minimize my business needs and use their business center.


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If upscale is how you want to welcome 2013, we hope you've got tickets to the Rose Ball. This collaborative effort between IceBox Bar and Charleston After Dark has all the NYE blowout essentials including musical performances, hors d'oeuvres, bar service, and even rooftop views of the city. The party will offer some less typical entertainment as well. "I like to have a lot of different things going on," says Charleston After Dark's owner, Camille Key. "There's going to be larger-than-life art projections on the bleachers … We're going all out for it." This is the first New Year's party for the venue, which has both indoor and outdoor space for the guests. Key predicts that there will be around 1,200 revelers. "People are coming from all over the Southeast. It's a great time to attract a lot of people to Charleston." The Rose Ball will not only be a fashionable party, but it's supporting a good cause: a portion of the proceeds will go to the Tanzanian Education Foundation.
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Price: $90/before Dec. 1, $100/after Dec. 1, $150/VIP ticket, $3,500/VIP Suite


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MotionPoint Complements Forrester's eCommerce Globalization Trends
2010 saw a surge of online retailers moving into new markets abroad. Gap Inc. expanded its online shopping and shipping offerings to 65 countries. Zara, Europe's second largest retailer, launched ecommerce sites in six European markets, including Spain, UK, Portugal, Italy, and France.
And 2011 will bring more major retailers to the global ecommerce space, writes Zia Daniell Wigder, a eBusiness & Channel Strategy expert for Forrester Research. In her recent essay, Wigder explains that while Canada, the UK and Europe remain hot markets for American companies to pursue, localized markets in the Middle East, Asia and Latin America also hold great promise.
"Indeed, companies increasingly cite emerging markets as key to long-term growth," Wigder writes. "A survey of business executives ... indicates that more than 75 percent of those surveyed expect to see revenues from emerging markets within the next five years; more than one-third of companies expect those revenues to represent more than 25 percent of the total."
Organizations hungry to engage new online markets need look no further than MotionPoint to help them achieve their goals. Wigder describes several 2011 online retail trends, all of which MotionPoint has expertly executed for years, for hundreds of clients across dozens of industries. These trends include:
International shipping options will be increasingly commonplace: More and more retailers will use these solutions to serve international markets. Wigder writes that overwhelmingly, it's the most popular way U.S. companies connect with international shoppers. The importance of vendors such as FiftyOne—a leader whose solution has been integrated with MotionPoint's to deliver flawless international "in language" shopping, payment, and shipping services—will rise throughout 2011.
Companies will leverage their domestic infrastructure before going fully global: Organizations that aimed for international online expansion were once forced to dedicate great resources to developing infrastructures in those new markets. But Wigder suggests this "all or nothing" approach isn't necessary. Now, "U.S. companies are looking to international shipping solutions to help build (and gauge) demand in international markets before investing more extensively."
eBusiness globalization departments will continue to be centralized: Another risky "all or nothing" requirement of yesteryear was for online retailers to invest heavily in international offices, which would build, maintain and provide content for those new markets. The result: A costly, inconsistent, brand-impairing user experience. But in 2011, expect to see more companies embracing "efficiencies enabled by improved eCommerce technologies ... (and) the unique nuances of each global market."
MotionPoint has a decade of experience with these, and other, technologies and services—and is uniquely positioned to serve your company in 2011 ... and beyond.
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Extensive work was done in the 3.0 update in order to make the FTW GEDCOM compatable with input to UFT (and vice versa).
I do not know if you have tried to read a FTW GEDCOM into UFT but most of the data does come over.
Obviously there are features of both programs which are not compatable with the other and the GEDCOM data in this case may have some small problems.


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Happy Thanksgiving
Thus far we have three of the projected five recorded, and I can promise you it has been a lengthy yet rewarding process. One song had to be completely re-recorded, which resulted in kind of a major set back but it was completely worth it. In addition we were lucky enough to be helped out by some very talented musicians who contributed violin, cello, trumpet, and french horn to the new songs. They all played beautifully, and I cannot for the life of me remember their full names. I'm sure Jared would be able to fill you in on their names/side projects, if he happens to read this entry.
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The sounds of the CLA
Cambodian Living Arts troupe of performers, Sinat and Srey Peou, will give a preview performance of their artistic talents which they will be exhibiting on their Children of Angkor tour of the USA next month. Srey Peou will chant poetry and Sinat will accompany her on his favoured tro khmer, as well as demonstrating other unique Cambodian instruments. I remember seeing Sinat display his talents at Meta House in January 2008 and this boy is excellent. Also this week, the Children of the Khmer by the youngsters from the Tonle Bassac Folk Group, supported and funded by Cambodian Living Arts, will put on another show at the National Museum, on Thursday 25th at 7pm. It is open to the public, tickets are priced at $18 each and it's a great show as I had the pleasure of enjoying it a couple of weeks ago.


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I should know the answer to this question - I've been living in a rented apartment for 7 years!
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|Wallace railway depot, now a museum.
Idaho Tourism photo.
In 1886 (or 1887, records conflict somewhat), a "subsidiary" of the Northern Pacific ran a narrow gauge railway into Wallace. Ostensibly a separate company, the builder was soon merged into the NP system. Narrow gauge is much cheaper to build, especially in mountainous country. However, narrow gauge rail cars have substantially less carrying capacity than standard gauge, and their loads must be transferred at the junction with the primary rail lines.
The W&I RR was a "subsidiary" of the rival Union Pacific, and the NP blocked construction every way it could. The Murray Sun newspaper described some of their ploys, which severely hampered the W&I schedule. The paper said, "Several hundred men are tied up at Farmington, and everywhere along the route are small gangs of laborers occupying disputed ground on which they are supposed to work."
But finally, the obstacles were overcome and Wallace obtained the substantial cost and operational benefits of the standard gauge railroad. Later the construction squabbles became moot, as the NP acquired control of most of the railroad system in the Coeur d'Alenes.
Nineteen years later, also on December 9, the first passenger train arrived in Grangeville, on the Camas Prairie. Once there, it took on customers and headed for Lewiston and Spokane. In a special dispatch to Boise's Idaho Statesman (December 10, 1908), the reporter said that many people "piled on and took conductor's cash fare receipts as souvenirs."
Established in the 1870s, Grangeville had grown to become the largest town on the Prairie, and then the county seat of Idaho County.
As early as 1886, locals had dreamed of what a rail link to the outside world would do for their town and the region. That summer a letter-writer said, "It cannot be stated as a positive fact but as more than probability that" the Oregon Short Line Railroad would build a line north from Weiser. Then, the writer said, "if a practicable route can be found they will cross the Prairie and go down the Clearwater."
|Train leaving Lewiston.
"Archive" photo posted by Lewiston High School.
In 1899, Grangeville's Idaho County Free Press reported (December 29), "The Northern Pacific surveyors are now camped north of town on the Milt Cambridge place and are running the line with Grangeville as their objective."
But nothing immediate came of that effort, nor of others during the next few years. Then the rails finally arrived in 1908. Eventually, lines linked many towns on the Camas Prairie, moving grain and other products to markets all over the country.
|References: [Hawley], [Illust-North]
|M. Alfreda Elsensohn, Eugene F. Hoy (ed.), Pioneer Days in Idaho County, Caxton Printers, Caldwell, Idaho (1951).


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Coffee seems to be a very popular subject of photographers to post on social media. Understandably so because of the contrast between the dark liquid and the mugs, plus the setting where we enjoy a good cup of coffee stirs up our creative juices.
However, it's also all too common to see boring, mundane shots like cup + bokeh, splash shots, and other stock-like photos and not enough creative elements introduced with the humble coffee drink, so here are nine great photos to inspire you to take things further.
Whether it is creating a more editorial feel or just a greater attention to detail, I hope you pick up a couple of sparks to try out with your favorite morning companion.


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Episode Summary: Returning from his visit at the Polar Snake Shrine, Kaiki asks Hitagi to meet him again, ending up in a Mister Donut restaurant. Kaiki claims that it will be easy for him to deceive Nadeko as at her current condition, she can't doubt anyone - she has turned even more childish than she was in her human state, unable to detect any ill will. He reveals his plan to spare Koyomi and the others by lying to her that they died in an accident, thus he needs Hitagi to convince Koyomi to cease all connections with Nadeko. Hitagi, relieved and crying, thanks him for his services. On the following day, Kaiki is approached by Yotsugi who comes with an ultimatum from Gaen urging him to pull off his scheme to deceive Nadeko, claiming that the stake is too high and the entire city may be destroyed should he fail. Despite accepting ¥3,000,000 as compensation from Gaen, Kaiki moves on with his plan and pays another visit to Nadeko, claiming that he has a special wish she can fulfill and he will keep visiting her in a 100 visit cycle. Nadeko cheerfully tells him that she destroyed the cat's cradle yarn and used a white snake instead. Terrified, he determines she is not only an idiot, but also insane. After the meetup, Kaiki tricks Nadeko's parents to have them leave their house and he takes the opportunity to investigate her room, getting startled upon finding out what she kept hidden inside her closet.


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Last pieces of HarborCenter coming together
by Andrew Kulyk (@akulykUSRT) - posted 5:40 pm, June 4, 2015
The last two pieces of HarborCenter – a 205 room Marriott hotel, and a retail concourse abutting Main Street which will house four shops, are set to be in place and open for business by the time Labor Day comes around.
Last month HarborCenter revealed the names of four tenants – Fowler's Chocolates, Clayton's Toys and Gifts, Modern Nostalgia and Red Siren, and all will be opening stores in spaces abutting Main Street and directly north of the Sabres Store inside First Niagara Center, offering the first retail synergies for Canalside since the district was envisioned over a decade ago. Work is ongoing in the spaces and the stores plan to open in July.
Originally planned with a late spring target date for opening, the Marriott HarborCenter is now slated to be ready to invite its first guests sometime around the Labor Day weekend in early September. Members of the media were invited to get a sneak peek into the facility and look at the progress of the buildout of the interior spaces.
Marriott HarborCenter guests will enter the building via a small entrance lobby at ground level, where an elevators will whisk them to a massive grand lobby on the 7th floor, dubbed the "Great Room", offering floor to ceiling windows and sweeping views of Canalside and the Buffalo River. This area contains check in facilities, lounge areas with a two sided fireplace, and a VIP club area as well as adjacent meeting space.
With a lot of interior finishing and wiring still remaining to be done, as well as some work on the exterior facade, nonetheless fixtures, laminates and furnishings are already being set in place in some of the rooms, and make no mistake, the rooms facing the west side and the waterfront definitely have some of the nicest views, even with the Skyway in all its splendor.
Huseyin Teran, hotel general manager, indicated that there will be no over attempt to brand the hotel in Buffalo Sabres blue and gold colors, just like the HarborCenter facility itself has its own distinct colors and logos. Guests will be able to access the ramp and other parts of HarborCenter without having to go outside. A covered drop off area will be located on the Main Street side.
Almost all the NHL visiting teams currently stay at the Embassy Suites Hotel at Avant on Delaware Avenue, and it is speculated that much of that business will move over to the Marriott HarborCenter once it opens. Teran responded only by saying they are pursuing any and all business for the hotel, without specifically naming NHL clients.
Sabres operations manager Stan Makowski indicated that construction fencing and barriers which remain in place on Main Street will be coming down once the retail space opens in July. "We'd like to get them out of there tomorrow but until the remaining exterior work is completed and we can insure safety for pedestrians while having scaffolding in place, that safety zone needs to remain intact," said Makowski. He added that sidewalks and the street will be fully repaved, just as was done on the other three sides of the structure.
The Marriott HarborCenter joins a number of prime hotel properties which have opened in downtown Buffalo in just the past year. Two more hotels – a boutique hotel in the old Curtiss building on West Huron, and a new Westin hotel in the new Delaware North headquarters on Delaware Avenue, are slated to open in the coming year.