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Beb Tin Bed & Breakfast is situated in a green residential area of the mountain village called Valsangone, in a strategic place for the mountain's tracks. The B&B offers accommodation in 3 matrimonial bedrooms served by private... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast La Curandera is located a few kilometers from the center of Turin, near the Castle of Rivoli, in the quietness of the old village. We accommodate our guests in a country house of late 1800 renovated according to the... Plus d'informations
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Interporto is a newly built hotel who offers accommodation in 106 rooms and 6 suites, each with air conditioning, TV (some rooms with Sky), Wi-Fi, telephone, mini bar. Interporto Hotel has a conference center with 11 rooms, from small... Plus d'informations
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Il Ciliegio B&B at the entrance to the valley of Susa, close to the Sacra di San Michele, is situated in a panoramic and sunny flat 400m asl, once home of cherry trees. It is surrounded by a large garden of 2000sqm, adjacent to a... Plus d'informations
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Hotel Candiolo is located close to Parco di Stupinigi, nearby to the prestigious Center for Research IRCC and only 18 km from the center of Turin. Hotel rooms are equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TV with satellite channels... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast Pera Rionda is located in Caprie a small village of Val di Susa valley 25 km from Turin. Guests will enjoy a holiday in a place away from the traffic, but at the same time, next to all the services. Rooms of Pera... Plus d'informations
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Hotel Locanda Della Maison Verte is located among beechen and chestnuts woods, on Pinerolo hill between Torino and Sestriere, in a XIX century country house finely restored and equipped with age style furniture. The structure welcome... Plus d'informations
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Bed and Breakfast "La Grotta Dei Franchi" welcomes you in the center of Chiusa di San Michele. Equipped with free Wi-Fi, the B & B has a beautiful suite with exposed stone, where you can relax. It has its own entrance and private... Plus d'informations
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Residence Torino 1 is a modern Residence built in the Seventies, composed of 85 apartments (one room flats and 2 room flats up to 80 square meters). The structure has recently been upgraded to meet today's business travelers demands,... Plus d'informations
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Bed and Breakfast "Candiolo Comfort" is situated 500mt from the center of Candiolo and 4 Km from Torino. On the upper floor, our bedrooms are furnished with care and are provided with private bathroom. Bed and Breakfast "Candiolo... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast Augusta Taurinorum, charming and comfortable 10 minutes from the city center by subway. The apartment is located in a residential complex with a large garden. Bed & Breakfast Augusta Taurinorum offers accommodation... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast Antico Borgo is located in front of the Sacra di San Michele monument, symbol of Piedmont, where it is possible to practice sports such as mountain biking, climbing, paragliding, Canyoning. The 3 rooms available for... Plus d'informations
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Holiday Apartment Dora is a wide and sunny apartment accommodating up to 5 guests and provided with a balcony overlooking the internal courtyard It is composed of a lounge room with a double sofa bed, possibility to add a third bed,... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast Dal Conte is situated in a historical area of the village, just two steps from the main square, convenient for all local facilities. Built in 1776, the B&B has been carefully reconstructed, over time, maintaining the... Plus d'informations
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Holiday Apartment Sant'Antonino is located in an elegant and quiet area near Corso Francia avenue and the Turin metro stop Pozzo Strada'. It is a recently refurbished spacious and charming studio flat composed of a kitchenette and... Plus d'informations
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Holiday Apartment Sarre is a fully detached bright solution composed of a living room/kitchen, bathroom and a bedroom. The bedroom has a king-size bed, and a double sofa bed can accommodate 2 further guests in the living room.... Plus d'informations
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Only 5 minutes' walk from Torino Lingotto Train Station and Lingotto Exhibition Centre, Hotel Parco Fiera offers rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. The Olympic Stadium is 20 minutes away on foot. Rooms at the Parco Fiera are air... Plus d'informations
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Bed and Breakfast Villa Facta is located in the green hills of Pinerolo, the center of a centuries-old park and surrounded by a large country estate. The B&B welcomes you with its spectacular view of the beautiful rooms for a relaxing... Plus d'informations
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Holiday Apartment Lingotto is situated in a small detached building on the first floor above ground and has 3 dependences: 2 on the attic floor and 1 at the ground floor. All apartments are provided with private entrance, kitchenette,... Plus d'informations
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Bed & Breakfast Anna, immersed in the green and the tranquility of the Moncalieri, is only 2 km from the city centre The B&B offers its guests welcoming spacious settings, with a balanced harmony of colors, comfortable furniture, and... Plus d'informations
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MagellanOne of the fastest growing markets for GPS technology is sports and fitness. There are many companies jumping feet first into this market, but Magellan has come out with a product that may stand alone as the latest and greatest of them all. Over the past 26 years, Magellan has obtained 200 patents in GPS technology and has been an industry leader. With award-winning products for portable car navigation, outdoor handheld navigation, and Mobile GPS navigation, Magellan hopes to expand into its next phase with the launch of the Switch series.
Whether you are swimming, cycling, running, walking, or simply enjoying the outdoors, the Switch series is a must have accessory. The Switch and Switch Up, have a high sensitivity GPS receiver that allows the user to precisely record time, distance, speed/pace, elevation, calories and other metrics. One of the first of its kind, the Switch series features an Activity Pacer in which you can set a desired distance, time, and speed/pace. The Activity Pacer will show you targets throughout the activity and instruct you to targets in order to reach your pre-set goal. Have you ever been lost on a long route? With basic navigation capabilities, the Switch series allows you to mark locations, save locations, or navigate back to the starting point of your route.
Adaptability is a key function for any fitness technology. With wireless sensor compatibility, the Switch series can receive data from any third party ANT+ sensor as well as receive data from Magellan through EmbeddedANT+ technology. Auto controls allows for Auto Lap by distance, time or location, Auto Pause, and auto PowerOff. What good is a watch without power? Boasting an 8 hour battery with an optional battery extender pack adding 16 more hours, running out of power is no concern. Adaptability is taken even further with a multisport mounting kit (included with the switch up) with integrated wrist and bike mount.
Need a watch that is customizable? The Switch series features multisport mode that allows users to switch data screens to record their multisport race from start to finish. You can also create up to 9 activity profiles and customize an assortment of configurable settings. Customizable screens and alerts enable the user to configure 9 data screens with 6 data fields per screen. Users also have the ability to set alerts for heart rate zones, distance, speed, calories, nutrition, and any other data target specific to his/her needs. All these data collection features are useless without the ability to review your training sessions. The Switch series allows the athlete to upload data to Magellan's own fitness website or to any fitness website of your choice to review your activities and maps.
So whether you are the everyday endurance athlete, the weekend warrior, or just enjoy staying active, the watches from the Switch series would be a great tool for you. With their ability to share and analyze your workout data as well as program and monitor targets via the new Activity Pacer technology, this tool will help you to improve your speed, endurance, and stamina. Purchase your Switch watch today from Clever Training!

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New trailer and poster for Jack The Giant Slayer
Bryan Singer's Jack The Giant Slayer finally makes it to cinemas next March. Here's the new trailer and poster…
Earlier this year, a first trailer and poster was released for what was set to be one of Warner Bros' 2012 blockbusters, Jack The Giant Killer. However, the studio opted to move the film out of the crowded summer marketplace, and shunted it back to 2013.
More recently, the film changed name, too. Presumably as a result of some very important and quite expensive focus groups, it was decided that Jack The Giant Slayer was a better name – slayers always go down better than killers where giants are concerned, right? – and now we get to this point. Namely, the moment where Warner Bros releases a new trailer and poster, under the film's new title.
We still like the look of the film, although the CG doesn't seem to be doing it too many favours. Here's that trailer and new poster, then...
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Cg does look ropey. Not sure why they can't just use real people and scale them up.
Anyway, why oh why do they give away so much in the trailer!? Just the foot would have been enough to wet my appetite.
I have almost forgotten what it's like to be surprised by a film. I think the last time that actually happened was Dusk til Dawn. But that was before the days of the internet for the masses. Can you imagine if that film was realised today, everyone would be aware of the twist.
Perhaps I should stop coming to sites like this...
Not sure why they have merged two separate stories here - Jack and the Beanstalk and the (almost) titular Jack The Giant Killer.
I always liked the 1962 film version of the latter but this looks like neither that film nor the fairy story it is based upon (which is set in Arthurian times and the villain of the piece lives on St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall, not in the sky). In fact it just looks like an 'actioned up' version of Beanstalk. After the Snow Whites, Beastly, Alice, Hansel & Gretel and Red Riding Hood of the last year or so haven't we had enough of updating classic children's stories?
Let Disney do what they're really good at and make animated versions of them (Tangled was great!) and I'll stick to watching Grimm each week instead.
That looks awful. Some of the acting there is terrible. CGI seems okay.
Silly name change aside, it does look interesting at least.
Red State surprised me. Again and again. Quite an unpredictable film...
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Confirmed cases of the flu in Nevada are up 57 percent from just two weeks ago. If you've been putting immunization off, the time to get vaccinated is now.
Nevada, like most of the country, is experiencing high levels of influenza-like activity, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
"We want people to know it's still not too late to get vaccinated but the clock is ticking and there is more of an urgency to get a vaccine right away in order to protect yourself," said Heidi Parker, executive director of Immunize Nevada. "The vaccine takes about two weeks to protect against prevalent flu strains, and the flu season will continue for the next few months. Vaccination is the single best way to protect yourself and everyone around you from the flu."
In addition to getting immunized, the CDC recommends preventative measures such as hand washing and correct usage of doctor-recommended antiviral drugs.
There are numerous places in Nevada to get a low-cost or free flu shot. For a complete list, visit InfluenceNevada.org.
To encourage immunization, Immunize Nevada has launched a Facebook photo contest called Give Us Your Best Shot. You're encouraged to take a picture of yourself or your loved ones getting the flu vaccine and then upload it to Facebook.com/ImmunizeNevada.
You may submit the photo in one of six categories: family, teens, seniors, pregnant, best Nevada sports fan and best Nevada workplace. One submission from each category will receive a Visa gift card worth $150.
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There are 125 schools within 5 miles of this home. The closest school to this property is St Thomas School with 178 students attending and is currently rated a .
The closest higher education institution is Cornish College Of The Arts; with 14 other colleges within 5 miles of this house.
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Your nearest fire station is 1.15 miles away from this home. A police station is 0.62 miles away. The closest hospital is Overlake Hospital Medical Center at 2.24 miles from the property.
Boeing Field King County International Airport is 7.2 miles from this house with 65 total airports within the area.13 retirement homes are located in the area near this house.
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The number of all new building permits was 2 last year with 2 single family homes and 0 multi-family permits issued.
For the month, the average high is 59.93 °F with a 38.25 % chance of sun. Rainfall for the month averages 3.06 inches for this area.
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East Hampton Boy Scout Troop 8 is holding a huge tag sale on Saturday, October 6th from 8:00 to 3:00 at the VFW located at 20 North Maple Street across from the high school. The sale will once again feature a wide variety of items including holiday decorations, household items, toys, clothing, books, and furniture.
Donations of items for the tag sale are appreciated. Drop off your gently used items at the VFW on Tuesday, October 2nd from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.; Friday, October 5th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 6th from 7:00 to 10:00. Stop by and pick up some new treasures, enjoy some refreshments and support the scouts.


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- What is a Relational Database? Article
- Employee record Table - holds a record for each employee.
- Accounts Table - holds payment details by department
- Auditing Table - holds all payment details for auditing purposes
TipIf you working on a database and are a bit wary about doing a change do it inside a transaction. Here is a typical update SQL query.
This applies to all rows in the Payroll table. If you are the nervous type or just want to be safer, issue a
update Payroll set Salary = Salary *1.1 -- 10% pay increase
then do the update and if it gets the correct results, finish off with a
begin tran
Of course if you somehow forgot the where clause and managed to delete all rows then instead of the commit you should do a rollback tran which is an undo. Everything that has been done since the begin tran is undone.
commit tran
Why Not Use Transactions for Everything?Because transactions are expensive in processing time to do. The server has to set aside resources to deal with both success and failure and then deal with one or the other.
- See What is SQL?
With untransacted database updates there is no "undo button" and inconsistencies can arise when one table is updated but others aren't. If the employee record has been changed but the other two haven't then there are going to be inconsistencies and problems sooner or later- all of the money won't be accounted for. So all relational databases support transactions. If all three tables are updated within a transaction then two outcomes are possible.
- All three updates succeed. The data is committed.
- Something goes wrong. Nothing is committed and the database is rolled back to its state before the update.
Using ACIDThere are four principles regarding transactions, known as ACID. Thi sis an abbreviation short for
- Atomicity
- Consistency
- Isolation
- Durability
Consistency means that database was in a legal state when the transaction began and when it ended. If there are constraints on columns then these cannot be violated. These tend to be entity integrity (the absence of duplicate rows), referential integrity (consistency between related tables) and domain integrity (obedience to limits of the data domain. For instance you might have a check on a date of birth age field preventing birthdays say 120 years before or after today so a living person cannot have a date of birth in 1776 or 2070.
Isolation means other operations should not be able to see the transaction half way through. It must be impossible to read the accounts table in a different operation immediately after the employee record has been updated but before the accounts table row is added. No operation outside the transaction can ever see the data in an intermediate state. This is frequently done by the server locking the table or more likely the rows that are being updated.
Durability means that once the transaction has been committed successfully it cannot be undone. This means it will survive system failure, and that the database system has checked the integrity constraints and won't need to abort the transaction. Many databases write all transactions into a log that can be played back to recreate the system state just before it failed. In that case a transaction is only considered committed after it is safely in the log.
Not just DatabasesUsing the idea of a transaction as a model is quite a good one - you might use it if you are implementing an undo facility. The hardest part is providing a way of backing out partial changes. For example if you are changing a struct or array member then you need to have a copy of that member before you make the change. In C++/C# you could create a transactable class and create derived classes from that. Once a transaction is started, a flag is set in the class and all assignments through accessor functions (C++) or properties (C#) will copy the previous value to a temporary location before the assignment. Eventually a rollback or commit is done and the instance is set accordingly. It might be that the assignment isn't performed until commit.
Atomicity is guaranteed by the commit mechanism. Consistency depends on how you verify the object's state but using accessor/properties with range checking etc goes a long way. Isolation depends on whether you use multi-threading etc and guard the transaction code perhaps with a critical section (on Windows).


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Agreed! Where's a Molly and the Bear book?
Awww man.Poor old Danger Mouse deserves better than this.
It's the Comment Section That Wouldn't Die! Seriously, I didn't care for The Looney
My comment is slug terra return of the elementals is so epic!! Then the old version
Gosh!! That new looney tunes show is just terrible!! I even saw some advertisements while I was at
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The European Microfinance Platform, in collaboration with the Microinsurance Network, is organising a workshop entitled "Introduction to Microinsurance" on 29 November 2010, from 14h00 - 18h00 in Luxembourg at the Abbaye de Neumünster. This workshop is taking place on the day before the opening of the European Microfinance Week.
Craig Churchill, from the ILO's Microinsurance Innovation Facility and chair of the Microinsurance Network, will explain the most frequent microinsurance products and models, current challenges and issues, and include many practical case studies.
If you would like to attend this 4-hour workshop on 29 November 2010, please register before 20 November by filling out this registration form. There are no registration fees. If participants also wish to attend the European Microfinance Week, which takes place in the same venue, 30th November – 1st December they must register separately by clicking here.
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The Microinsurance Network has added a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page to the website, which should answer most of the questions you have regarding the Networkand its Working Groups, this websiteand its features.
The questions are divided into eight categories: Microinsurance Network, Working Groups, Membership, Website, Forum, Newsletter, Mailing List, and Social Media.You can access this section from the homepage at any time.
If you have any questions that are not answered in the FAQ, please send us an email.
The Performance Indicators Working Group of the Microinsurance Network hosted 15 participants from Africa, Asia and Latin America to participate in a workshop on identifying social indicators in microinsurance. With the support of Appui au Développement Autonome (ADA) and Belgian Raiffeisen Foundation (BRS), the two and a half day event in Luxembourg combined the practical knowledge and experience of the participants in microinsurance with the already established social indicators in microfinance.
The participants, who came from a range of organisations including MFIs, cooperatives, mutuals, commercial insurance companies and networks, identified the indicators through a series of exercise that facilitated exchange of views and experiences. The workshop outcome will be presented during the 6th International Microinsurance Conference in Manila next month.
Click here for more information on the Performance Indicators Working Group
The secretariat would like to get your feedback on the Microinsurance Network's activities, like for example the website, the disseminated content and our role in promoting microinsurance. This input will help refine the Network's plan and tools for the next year, and make sure they are useful as possible.
The User Survey will takes only 5 to 10 minutes to complete, so please answer these questions as fully as possible.The Microinsurance Network secretariat will publish the results on this website and in the newsletter.
Survey link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/networksurvey2010
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR MICROINSURANCE NETWORK MEMBERS: You will receive an invitation for a more detailed survey soon, therefore, you do not need to fill out the Microinsurance Network User Survey.
Richard D. Phillips, Chair of the Risk Management and Insurance Department at Georgia State University and C. V. Starr Professor of Risk Management and Insurance, offers his view on microinsurance by answering a few questions for Munich Re Foundation.
He is currently the co-editor of the Journal of Risk and Insurance, which will publish a special edition on microinsurance by the end of 2010. The papers selected for this special edition were presented during the 5th International Microinsurance Conference in Dakar, Senegal.
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Poor sales at the Olive Garden chain are weighing on Darden Restaurants Inc., which saw earnings slide 28% in its second quarter on the Italian eatery's poor performance.
Net income fell to $53.7 million, or 40 cents a share, from $74.5 million, or 53 cents, a year earlier. Revenue for the quarter, which ended Nov. 27, was up 6.1% to $1.83 billion.


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Recently, the County Board of Education balked at using a textbook that taught evolution but not Christian Intelligent Design. In the end, the county board followed the law for the very few students in their system and adopted a state approved textbook as they always were going to anyway. My theory was that they wanted to attract media attention to their political cause when they brought up this issue. It worked!
A guy that lived in a cave for close to two years is making fun of County Board of Education member Ron Matthews in this video I found on youtube.com
Warning: There is foul language at the very beginning.
A question that was not answered for me from local articles has to do with the original complaint. It came from Carl Olsen( you can view his website by clicking on the link) that lives in the San Fernando Valley but has a daughter at Simi Valley High School. How did he come to be involved in a dispute about a 7th grade textbook used by Ventura County Office of Education Schools ( which is different than local schools). Was there a notice in local papers? The Acorn makes him seem like a concerned parent instead of a dedicated activist. ( For the record being devoted to a cause is not a bad thing in my book).
It seems either he pays really close attention as he is part of a textbook activist organization, or someone from the county board talked to him about the book in advanced.


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NEWTON FALLS State police on Sunday charged Warren E. Bullock, 54, of 21 Front St., with driving while intoxicated with a previous felony conviction in 10 years and first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, both felonies. He additionally was cited with several traffic tickets.
Police said that at 11:05 a.m. on County Route 60 in the town of Clifton, Mr. Bullock was seen operating his vehicle with an expired inspection sticker. Police said they noticed an odor of alcohol in the vehicle and gave him a field sobriety test, which they said he failed. They said a breath test showed he had a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent, matching the states threshold for intoxicated driving. Police said this is Mr. Bullocks third DWI.
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A Christmas saving account is an account that your credit union or bank may offer to you. The premise of the account is to automatically withdraw money from your checking account each month to help you save money for Christmas. The amount that you have accumulated will be mailed to your home or deposited back into your checking account sometime in November. Creating a holiday spending plan and using Christmas savings strategies will help you make the most of your holiday savings.
Advantages of a Christmas Savings Account
The biggest advantage to this account is that you never see the money, so you are less likely to spend it. You can have the money drafted out of your account the same day that it is deposited. This account is not used as an overdraft protection account, so the funds will not be used up that way. If you have problems leaving money in savings you may want to consider using this type of account to save for Christmas.
Disadvantages of a Christmas Savings Account
The biggest disadvantage to this account is the low interest rate that your money earns in this account. You are better off putting the money into a higher interest earning account such as a money market account. If you are financially responsible and do not touch your money you can put it into a money market account (offered through your bank) or an online savings account (which offer higher interest rates).
Your Options for Christmas Savings
The Christmas savings account is a good option for those who are not disciplined enough to set aside money each month for Christmas. This can help you develop the discipline if you need it. One of the best ways to begin saving money is to do it automatically. If you are interested in opening a Christmas savings account talk to an account representative at your local bank or credit union. You may opt to open an online savings account and set up an automatic draft yourself, and have your own Christmas savings account with a slightly higher interest rate.


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It is not news to anyone that in Washington D.C. the legislative priorities of both parties are often subject to partisan gridlock. But the Older Americans Act is one legislative priority with the potential to overcome political stand-offs and benefit seniors across the country and here at home in Eastern North Carolina. We call on Washington policymakers to seize a rare opportunity for unanimity and pass a bipartisan Older Americans Act without delay. READ MORE
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Gravesend is a town in northwest Kent, England, on the south bank of the Thames, opposite Tilbury in Essex. It is the administrative town of the Borough of Gravesham and, because of its geographical position, has always had an important role to play in the history and communications of this part of England. It still retains today a strong link with the river. The opening of the Eurostar railway station at Ebbsfleet, the arrival of the High Speed service at Gravesend station itself and the fact that it lies within the Thames Gateway, add to the town's importance.
Stone Age implements have been found in the area; as has the evidence of an Iron Age settlement at nearby Springhead. Extensive Roman remains have been found nearby, at Vagniacae (Springhead); and Gravesend lies immediately to the north of their road connecting London with the Kent coast – now called Watling Street. The Domesday Book recorded mills hythes and fisheries here.


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If you're watching your cholesterol (or your diet for any reason, for that matter), you may think that dessert is off-limits. But small desserts can fit into your diet plan and pack a satisfying punch.
Dessert? While I'm on a diet? Yes, say dietitians. Experts agree that cutting out a food type entirely can backfire, and even cause you to derail a healthy eating plan. Indulging can be done if done infrequently and with the right choices. The key is small portion size.
Choosing pint-sized desserts is the secret to enjoying after-meal treats without compromising a cholesterol-lowering diet. Select small desserts to help you stay within the American Heart Association's recommendation of 300 milligrams (mg) or less of dietary cholesterol per day.
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Chili's "Sweet Shots"
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- Red Velvet Sweet Shot (250 calories, 9 total grams of fat)
- Key Lime Pie (240 calories, 12 grams of total fat)
- Cinnamon Roll (280 calories, 13 grams of total fat)
PF Chang's "Mini Desserts"
Locations nation-wide [PF Chang's website]
- Lemon Dream Mini (190 calories, 4 total grams of fat, and 0 mg cholesterol)
- Apple Pie Mini (127 calories, 5 grams of total fat, and 5 mg cholesterol)
Seasons 52 "Small Sized Desserts"
Locations in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania [Seasons 52 website]
- Strawberry Shortcake (113 calories, 5 total grams of fat, 9 mg cholesterol)
- Banana Caramel Pie (144 calories, 7 grams of fat, and 21 mg of cholesterol)
- Red Velvet Dessert (208 calories, 6 grams of total fat, and 33 mg of cholesterol)
BD's Mongolian Grill "Minis"
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- Cheesecake Mini (220 calories, 13 total grams of fat, and 40 mg of cholesterol)
http://www.gomongo.com/ Offers its "minis" dessert series in Cheesecake, Cookies and Cream, and Peanut Butter flavors.
Tip: If there are no miniature dessert options at your favorite restaurant, make your own!
- Ask to order from the kids' dessert menu, or ask for a child-sized portion.Ask for one scoop of ice cream or frozen yogurt instead of two.
- Try the old stand-by --split with a friend. One strategy is to order one fruit or berry plate and one traditional dessert, limiting yourself to ½ of each, and taking the rest home for another time.
- Mini-cupcakes are the ultimate small indulgence. Fun and easy to make, you can plan ahead to share them with your neighbors or co-workers, so you won't be tempted to over-indulge. At an average 100-150 calories, mini-cupcakes are a better bet than their standard size counterparts which can have as many as 300-400 calories.
Tip: Substitute 2 egg whites for each whole egg when baking or cooking.
Mazzarella-Minshall, Kate "Downsizing. The Incredible Shrinking Dessert FoodService Interactive LLC. Accessed: 5/10/2010.
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From OpenwaterpediaUnited States Masters Swimming and member of the Mighty Mermaids. She has been a member of USMS since 1982 and swims for New England Masters, with the Granite State Penguins workout group. She is also a member of the all-female over-50 team, Fighting Flamingos (water polo).
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Grilli is a member of the Mighty Mermaids, a fantastically fit female group of open water swimmers who have set records and won competitions from coast to coast. They have finished fifth overall in the 2009 Manhattan Island Marathon Swim (7 hours 33 minutes), 24th overall and 2nd fastest female team at the 2008 Trans Tahoe Relay and made names for themselves in numerous individual open water swimming and pool swimming competitions. They also did a 9 hour 19 minute crossing of the Catalina Channel in setting the record for an all-female over-50 relay team by over an hour and a half. She is an age-group winner in the 3 km open water swimming race at the 2013 Pan American Masters Championships in Sarasota, Florida.
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When Christie turned 50, she dreamed to organize a group of fast women in their 50's to swim together on a major open water swimming relay. Christie was looking for something more than just pool swimming. She introduced herself to Tracy and Nancy and kept in touch for over a year before the Trans Tahoe Relay became a possibility.
Jenny, Karen and Lisa were recruited and confirmed in short order. As Christie recalled, "Once our team was set, we were already picking out our team color, team suits and team nail polish."
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Grilli (New Hampshire) is the widely-recognized administrator for U.S. Masters Swimming in addition to having consistently placed on the world's top ten lists. As the Member Services Manager, she is responsible for assisting USMS members and volunteers with inquiries. She oversees several special projects, including registration for both Spring and Summer Nationals and the USMS annual meeting at the U.S. Aquatic Sports Convention. She also serves as the circulation manager for SWIMMER magazine and staff liaison to the USMS Rule Book.
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Grilli earned a bachelor of science degree in physical education and health from Slippery Rock State College in 1979. She began her professional career as a YMCA physical activities director and continued her involvement with the YMCA and YWCA, eventually serving as interim executive director of her local branch. USMS hired Grilli in 1996 as executive secretary and, as the only full-time employee, she operated the USMS National Office out of her home until 2008.
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During the summer of 1994, the Couch Potato was dutifully getting ready to enter the seventh grade as NBC prepared to launch one of its most successful shows of the 1990s.
I can vividly remember the promos for this sitcom that aired that summer, showing six sexy New York singles lounging around in their underwear, framed in black and white. As the voice-over seductively introduced this new show, presenting it as a soap opera type drama, one of the characters finally broke and asked the off-screen director, "Wait, we're not going to be in our underwear, are we?"
That question was asked by David Schwimmer, uttering the first on-screen lines of character Ross Gellar from the show "Friends." Of course, "Friends" would go on to run for 10 seasons and 238 episodes, establishing it as one of the most successful sitcoms of all time.
I was a fan of "Friends" pretty much from the beginning. It helped that radio stations and MTV could not get enough of the "Friends" theme song, "I'll Be There For You," by the extremely successful band "The Rembrandts."
Oh wait, no, that was their only hit. Sorry.
But I was there as the show grew and became a full-scale hit and I enjoyed the ride. My sister owns all 10 seasons on VHS, yes VHS, and we used to watch them during the summer days when we were both home from college. I still remember watching the final episode in 2004, which ironically aired on the final night of my college career. It was a doubly sad experience for the old Couch Potato.
While I was a huge fan of the show, I never really got the character of Phoebe, played in a ditzy way by Lisa Kudrow. I wouldn't say I hated the character, but I found her to be the least funny on the show. I never cared much for Kudrow's delivery, and I found the character to be somewhat obnoxious.
To me, it was no surprise that in 2005, when Kudrow, along with "Sex and the City" producer Michael Patrick King, launched a new show, that it went away after 13 mostly unnoticed episodes on HBO.
"The Comeback," as it was called, failed to gain an audience and was unceremoniously canceled, despite its primo time slot right after the HBO hit "Entourage."
I never had seen an episode of "The Comeback," but every once in a while I would hear how brilliant it was and what a shame that it had been canceled. Because of this buzz, late appearing as it may have been, I added the show to my Netflix queue sometime last year.
Well, it finally worked its way up my queue and this past week, I received two discs containing all 13 episodes in the mail. I couldn't believe I was going to dive into this canceled show, featuring a star that I never found to be funny.
What a mistake!
The show turned out to be hilarious and one of the best and most cleverly written comedies I have ever seen.
Kudrow plays Valerie Cherish, a former sitcom star from the early 90s (fake) hit "I'm It!" Since the show was canceled in 1993, Cherish hasn't worked much, but in the present (2005), she is attempting to make a "comeback" by booking a role on a new (fake) show called "Room and Bored," all while documenting the "comeback" on a reality show called, you guessed it, "The Comeback." Viewers are informed that they are watching raw footage of the "The Comeback" reality show before each episode begins.
I highly recommend watching this show for a number of reasons. First, it is an extremely well done satire of reality television. Valerie Cherish is constantly giving her producer and cameras the timeout symbol when something happens that she does not want to be used on the show. They are constantly awkwardly re-staging events when they don't get the right angle so it still appears to be "reality."
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Finally, like "Entourage," the show gives the viewer a chance to go behind the scenes in Hollywood. We see how things really work, such as the machinations of scripts, rewrites and castings that drive show business forward.
Give "The Comeback" a chance.
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"As we speak, the insurance company is investigating," he said. "They will look at all the reports, paperwork and the video filed in this case, and will then compare and analyze the data from both parties."
Kraemer added that the insurance company will arrange a meeting with all parties involved, "hopefully by the end of June," he said.
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Posted 14 April 2012 - 19:15
I've called the RAC - they offered to come out and are due later - but have to go on a 500 mile trip tomorrow and will use the Hyundai... :-( ..... if I have to. Don't want to risk a breakdown, obviously - but would ask if anyone has any ideas.
It's a 1.2 DSG.
I'll look for replies tonight but won't be about for a couple of days after tomorrow - so apologies if I don't respond afyter tonight.
Posted 14 April 2012 - 19:35
Could be for instance: EPC fault (page 32), gearbox fault (page 123)
Posted 14 April 2012 - 19:50
Another thread elsewhere on the same topic.
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All DSG's only rev to 4000 rpm stationary, its normal and nothing to worry about. The hesitation is the ECU limiting the fuel flow to the engine to stop you reving over 4000 rpm.
Another thread elsewhere on the same topic.
Thanks muchly for such a quick reply...din't know that. RAC not here yet but will advise of what you say. Super service. V. much obliged.
Posted 14 April 2012 - 20:04
Hope you will get things sorted quickly!
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By now you have probably heard that the real Erin Brokovich will be visiting Roane County to meet with folks impacted by the fly-ash sludge spill. Here's what Brokovich says about the matter on her own blog:
Why was that fly ash sitting around a retention pond rather than being immediately ported to some Portland Cement factory, or bowling ball maker? Was there some earthquake we don't know about? Why did the retention wall give way? How much trace metal is realistically dangerous, and how much trace metal and toxin is really there? Is it truly inert?
AP has already released an article talking about how the TVA won't have retention ponds on TVA property any longer. Better late than never, I suppose. (Does that mean It's moving to private property, that it's going to be sold or that they're shooting it to trash cans on Jupiter or Pluto?) We'll have to see what their actual solution is, and if it really is an improvement over what they're doing now.
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MT. VERNON — The public's help is being sought in creating a display to commemorate the 73 years of Operetta performed at Mt. Vernon Township High School.
"For over 70 years, MVTHS has presented an Operetta featuring its high school talent," said Deanna Clark, ticket coordinator for the orchestra. "We would like (the public) to send us pictures of past operettas ... and letters/cards telling us what this Operetta and its tradition has meant to you. You may even want to share a story about your Operetta experience. These will be used in a special display at this year's Operetta."
According to Clark, since 1942, MVTHS has only missed three years in presenting the annual show — 1944, 1945 and 1946 due to World War II and recovery efforts and in 1990 when the production was moved from fall to spring.
Operetta has been a tradition of generations, Clark said.
"In an interview with Mr. (Rolland) Mays, he said that his Mom played in the orchestra in the '40s," Clark said. May is the orchestra director at MVTHS.
Clark, who has been ticket coordinator for the last four years, said the show has been sold out each year.
This year, the Operetta will be "South Pacific." Last year, students presented "Bye, Bye Birdie." Other productions include "Guys and Dolls," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," "Once Upon a Mattress," "Fiddler On The Roof," "Meet Me In St. Louis," "Beauty and the Beast," and "Sound of Music," among many others.
Tickets for Operetta go on sale March 3 from 1 to 6 p.m.; March 4 from 4 to 6 p.m.; March 5 from 4 to 6 p.m.; and March 5, 7 and 8 from 5 p.m. until the time of the show, in the auditorium.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Canadian Glenn Goodwin, 69, is working on his "bucket list."
The veteran cyclist from Duncan, British Columbia, was about 687 miles (or 16 days) into an 80-day TransAmerica journey when he and his cycling buddies stopped in London, Ky. for a day of rest on Sunday, June 9.
Goodwin started touring in 1982 but has since "crossed Canada three times and been up and down the west coast twice, and up the east coast and across the U.S. four times."
During his 2013 TransAmerican tour, he will travel from Virginia to Seattle, but leave the designated route in Idaho and head to Seattle through Washington. He is riding a custom built, Independent Fabrication touring bike, and pulling a B.O.B. trailer. His goal is to pass through "small town America," keeping to mainly secondary roads to avoid as much traffic as possible, in order to see as much of the country as possible.
"I did this route in 1997 with my old touring bike and old B.O.B. trailer," Goodwin said. "The only reason I can come up with for doing it again is that I'm a sucker for punishment."
Prior to beginning the trip, Goodwin competed in his first marathon, another goal he wanted to check off his bucket list.
"I 'd been trying for many years to reach my personal goal of running my first marathon before I turn 70. Time was running out, in fact just under six months," he said.
On May 5, he participated in and completed the BMO Vancouver Marathon. On May 25, he started the TransAmerican bike tour.
"I want to see how this guy is able to do the hills of the east and how much different the ride will be with all the new technical stuff we have in 2013."
Truthfully, Goodwin, fellow Canadian Bill Brooks and Robert Simpson of London, England, weren't planning on a "rest day," but a forecast of rain Monday caused the trio a two-day delay in Laurel County.
"It was an unplanned stop," Goodwin said. "But we found an economical place to stay and took advantage of the amenities around the area."
Inside his bike trailer, Goodwin said he has everything he needs to be a self-sufficient camper, but wanted a "nice bed" for the night. Sunday and Monday nights, they stayed at the Budget Host on west Ky. 80.
While in town, the trio ate breakfast at the BP London Auto-Truck Center. Goodwin said he thought, "if the truckers eat there, then it's good food."
"And it was great food," he continued, so much so, they ate there twice.
The trio also visited the London-Laurel Tourist Commission, learning about London's annual Redbud Ride and new cycling club from Rodney Hendrickson, co-executive director, who is also an avid cyclist. Armed with information about Laurel County, they also couldn't pass up the chance to visit the historic Sanders Café and Museum.
After leaving London Tuesday, the group headed west toward Liberty, then on to Campbellsville. By Thursday, they were in Glendale, approximately 140 miles down the road.
Goodwin also kept a journal 15 years ago during this same trek.
"I'm about a day behind the first time," he said. "I'm not doing near the miles I was then."
Still, the group averages about 60 miles a day.
Today, Goodwin spends about three hours every night updating his blog, entitled "Old Man on a Bike." He said he does it more for other cyclists than as a keepsake.
"Information for us guys on the road is really important," he said. "I do this to tell people what is ahead of them so they can plan. If they come to London, they'll know what's there."
Even though he didn't get a chance to visit Mike's Hike and Bike on Main Street, Goodwin said he included the local retail business' information in his blog for others cyclists who might need parts or who just wanted to browse while passing through.
He said Kentucky, as well as Virginia, presented the most challenging hills for cyclists, even more so than the Rocky Mountains.
"I want to keep challenging myself," Goodwin said. "I don't know how many years I have left, but I'm very healthy now.
"I hope to continue doing this well into my 70s."
Follow Goodwin on his journey at http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/oldmanonabike.


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About 30 folks had gathered in a corner room at the North Bellevue Community Center (across the tidy suburban complex from the ballroom dancing lessons) to hear Washington State Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate McKenna speak to the King County Young Republicans. McKenna was about 40 seconds into his talk—he was outlining the state's dismal job numbers—when a young man in a blue Cougars baseball cap, blue sweat jacket, jeans, and Tevas walked in, sat in the front row, took out a camera and started filming.[pullquote]"This individual's presence and activities on your property—including filming political activities—constitutes core political activity robustly protected by the First Amendment."[/pullquote]
McKenna stopped and asked the man who he was with. The man gave his name, Zach Wurtz, and said he was with the Washington State Democrats. The Young Republicans club president, Jennifer Fetters, asked him to leave. Nope. McKenna told Wurtz to turn off the camera. Wurtz refused. McKenna's voice got sharper, "You need to put the camera away. Now!"
Wurtz said it was a public place, that he'd seen the event advertised online, that he checked with the building's rules, and that McKenna was a public figure. He stoically remained seated in the front row with his camera up. "I'm just here to listen to what the attorney general has to say."
The club's political director, Gary Franke, a tall trim guy in a beard, said Wurtz could stay, but he'd have to turn off the camera. Wurtz said he'd "close" the camera and flipped the view screen shut, but he wouldn't stop filming.
Conservative Bellevue council candidate Patti Mann, also slated to speak last night, blocks Wurtz's camera
A few members of the club argued with him—"we paid for the space" ... "are you a lawyer?"— but to no avail. So they called the police. "Don't touch me," he told conservative-slate Bellevue City Council candidate Patti Mann who approached him to put her hand over his camera lens. "I'm not," she said, hovering over him with her hand in front of his camera.
McKenna stepped outside by the cupcake table, and the meeting awkwardly and self consciously devolved into announcements about upcoming events and membership. When Fetters asked for a show of hands of folks who were following the group's Facebook page, Wurtz raised his hand.
The police were taking their time showing up, and the group ended up standing out in the all purpose room by the soda machines and round cafeteria tables where McKenna was lingering and chatting; a couple of members were back on the phone trying to track down the cops. Wurtz remained sitting inside.
McKenna told me Wurtz didn't have a right to be at a private meeting, filming, if the group didn't want him there. "Dwight [Washington State Democratic Party Chair, Dwight Pelz] tells me he's just doing his job," McKenna groused. "Fine, but I don't have to help him do it."
McKenna eventually left and Fetters (with Wurtz—who stepped out to join the group—filming them again) announced they'd reschedule. The police finally showed up, but Wurtz left of his own accord after telling the officer he'd simply come to hear the attorney general speak.
Wurtz showed me a copy of the Bellevue Parks & Community Services Department facility use request form which states:
The applicant agrees that, during the use of the Parks & Community Services facility [Name of Group] will not exclude anyone participation in, deny anyone the benefit of, or otherwise subject anyone to unlawful discrimination or harassment.
He also showed me a letter he had from his attorneys at Perkins Coie that stated: "Please be advised that the individual carrying this letter is present on your property to gather information on behalf of the Washington State Democratic Party on matters of public interest. This individual's presence and activities on your property—including filming political activities—constitutes core political activity robustly protected by the First Amendment ... and [the] Washington State Constitution..."
Wurtz, who'd been forcibly removed by police from McKenna's announcement speech press conference in June, wouldn't say exactly how much he was being paid by the Democrats ("enough"), but said he'd been paid $2000 a month to shadow Republican candidate Dino Rossi during last year's U.S. senate campaign.
2. Although the odds that six county council members will all agree to pass a temporary $20 fee to pay for Metro transit service are virtually nil (passing the fee requires a six-member supermajority of the nine-member council, and only five members have expressed any inclination to vote "yes"), the prospects for a countywide public vote, which requires the approval of just five council members, seem more and more promising.
Word is that at least a couple of the council's four Republicans---perhaps Jane Hague, who's facing a stiff reelection challenge from Seattle Port Commission member John Creighton and former Gov. Gregoire counsel Richard Mitchell, and Pete von Reichbauer---now say they'll vote to put the measure on the November ballot.
3. Earlier this week, the pro-tunnel campaign, Let's Move Forward, held a fundraiser for "young" (AKA under-50) professionals. Although the campaign doesn't know yet how much it raised, campaign spokesman Alex Fryer says 77 people signed in---and all were allowed to "pay their age," which we're guessing works out to a total of a few thousand dollars.
4. In an angry letter to Lake City residents on Wednesday, Lake City Travel owner Suzy Smith expressed strong opposition to Mayor Mike McGinn's proposal to locate a permanent homeless shelter in a fire station in the neighborhood that served as the temporary site of the Nickelsville homeless encampment.
In the letter, Smith wrote, "This in NOT a done deal. The city has not heard much opposition to this plan. The Churches (some that are not anchored in Lake City I might add) are pulling heavily to get this site opened. I as a concerned homeowner and resident feel this is a BAD FIT for the current retail core in Lake City."
The neighborhood will hold a community meeting at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, July 13, at the Lake City Community Center (2531 28th Ave. NE).


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"Lining up in an Apple store is the only way you'll get your hands on a launch day iPhone5..." -- Really? AT&T stores won't have them?? Verizon Stores?? Sprint?? Others?? oooops.
They'll have far less supply than Apple. You have a much better chance of getting them from an Apple store.
Still... there are more places than Apple stores where phones can be had on Friday. Ashley, lovely as she is, said otherwise.
Who cares? Ashley can say whatever the hell she wants, whether it is true or not.................OK, now I am calm.
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High school basketball highlights from December 28th, 2012.
High school basketball action from December 27th 2012.
Tournaments began in Burkburnett and Vernon on Thursday. Check out the highlights and scores from these games and more!!
FNF Playoffs Week Three: Quanah vs Stamford, November 30, 2012
FNF Playoffs Week One: Quanah vs Forsan, November 16, 2012
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Top plays this week range from high school Football to a high school volleyball state championship performance.
FNF Week Ten: Olney vs Quanah, November 2, 2012
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FNF Week Eight: Archer City vs Quanah, October 19, 2012
FNF Week Five: Childress vs Quanah, September 28, 2012
FNF Week Four: Quanah vs Henrietta, September 21, 2012
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