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David Dixon of Goody Clancy nabs our Hall of Fame title for 2012.
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Residential Architect turned 15 this year, and our Leadership Awards have been around since almost the beginning. We believe it is necessary to single out high achievers in residential design, in part to showcase talented practitioners to the public but primarily to exalt and illuminate the profession in its entirety. If architects can uplift and delight in the residential realm, we have our supporters for public buildings and other larger scale design endeavors ahead of us. This year's award-winners are doing their part to build that constituency.
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History, art, partying and dreamy landscapes. In Granada you will find all the tourist attractions you can imagine mixed with the unique charm of the southern lands.
A city to enjoy the five senses in monuments like the Alhambra, the Albaicin neighborhood as historic and internationally renowned for festivals such as Easter Granada.
And all this without forgetting the exceptional cuisine of the Andalusian city, suitable for all tastes and budgets, and the leisure you can find at any time of day and night and in any busy streets next to our hotel in Granada.
Attractions of Granada
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In 2013 Granada celebrates the Millennium of the foundation of the Kingdom of Granada and a thousand years are not celebrated every day!
Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport is located 17 kilometers from the city of Granada.
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The UGR was founded in 1531 and with nearly 500 years of history.
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It has been a long winter, and we are anticipating the beginning of Spring. Already we can hear and see the first signs of its arrival.
The song birds are out in the early dawn, singing, and the daffodils are poking up out of the ground. If you have a touch of 'Cabin Fever', this would be a great place to get away from it all.
From the moment you arrive, you will marvel at the magnificent views that await you. Surrounded by mature oak trees with a pond right outside the back door makes this cottage a perfect place to unwind and relax.
Enjoy watching the ripples in the pond, or enjoy observing the nearby wooded areas plus rolling pastures that surround this cottage.
For the avid bird watchers, we have feeders on the back deck so you can see the numerous varieties of birds visiting the feeders up close from the warmth of the cottage.
Watch the horses grazing in the nearby pasture. (the horses love our visitors, especially ones bearing apples and carrots!)
Built in the late 1800's, this cottage has retained it's character and charm, yet has been updated with modern amenities for your comfort and convenience. There is WIFI service within the cottage so that you can keep in touch with friends and family.
The gas log fireplace surrounded by a genuine, fieldstone chimney will keep you warm on those cold evenings and provides a romantic atmosphere to the bedroom area. It is one of the favorite features of our guests.
Finished original wood flooring in the kitchen, livingroom, and bedroom adds to the charm of the cottage.
For a detailed description of the many amenities this cottage contains, see the 'Amenities' section.
This rental property is owner maintained and cleaned; it is immaculate!
Feel free to build a fire in the fire pit located just steps away from the back deck. No need to bring firewood with you as we supply all the wood for you.
This cottage is conveniently located 3 miles off I-75 and a short drive from London.
For all of you folks who are off road enthusiasts, Wildcat Adventures, a new off road park featuring 70 miles of trails, is only three miles away.
Mt. Vernon, home of Renfro Valley Music Center, is a short drive away.
Certain restrictions apply as to whether we allow children under certain ages or pets. Please ask.
Places and Events that may be of interest to you include:
Wildcat Harley Davidson store is located on the north end of London, 10 miles south of the cottage.
Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park is 15 miles south, in London.
Camp Wildcat Civil War Battle Historical Site is about 1 1/2 miles from the cottage.
Cumberland Falls State Park, the 'Niagara of the South' is 42 miles away, approx. 50 min. drive. A 'must see' to put on your list of things to do!
Original Colonel Sander's Cafe and Museum, Corbin, KY. Located approximately 20 miles south, eat where the Kentucky Fried Chicken began.
A Cheddars restaurant is located in London, Exit 41 off I-75, about 10 miles away.
My husband Pete and I are orginally from Northern Illinois. We moved down to Kentucky in 2001, and absolutely love it here. Pete had lived in Kentucky in the past when he attended MSU and fell in love at that time with the beautiful countryside. We currently have a small farm and raise chickens and have three pleasure horses for our personal use.
We love horses and living in the country, and when we first set eyes on this piece of property, it was love at first sight! We really do feel like we have a small piece of heaven right here. The rolling hillsides, the deep woods, and the beautiful sunrises and sunsets just confirm the fact that we made the right choice by moving to Kentucky.
We are very near to the Daniel Boone National Forest which gives us great wooded views all around. There are numerous trails everywhere, great for both horseback riding and hiking, which we both love to participate in. We chose this property over all others because of it's beauty, tranquility, and seclusion.
We desire that you would feel 'at home' while you are here, and we are dedicated to give you the best service possible. It is our goal that every guest who visits comes away feeling refreshed and re-newed, and our hope is that you would desire to visit us again in the future.
10 Miles North of London, Ky. 3 Miles Off I-75 Exit 49
Wildcat Adventures, off road park, 3 miles
30 minutes from Historic Boone Tavern in Berea, Kentucky.
15 minutes from Renfro Valley live musical & comedy performances in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky
1 mile from Wildcat Mountain Civil War Monument
40 miles to Cumberland Falls State Park, Niagra of the south!
Other activities and attractions:
Colonel Harland Sanders Original Resturant & Museum: 15 miles
Daniel Boone Motocross Park
Levi Jackson Wilderness Road State Park: 13 miles
London Dragway
Rockcastle River Trading Co.: 6 miles
Wildcat Harley-Davidson: 10 miles
Annual Nearby Events:
Christmas on Main, London, KY Usually 1st weekend in Dec.
World Famous Chicken Festival, London, KY: Last full weekend in Sept.
Wildcat Mt. Civil War Battle: 3rd weekend in October
Redbud Bike Ride, London: April
Cruisin on Main, London (classic car show) 3rd weekend April through September
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May 28 2014
2 nights
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May 29 2014 -
Oct 31 2014
2 nights
Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $5 per night, per additional guest |
Pet Fee | $10.00 |
Refundable damage deposit | $100.00 |
Cleaning Fee | $30.00 |
We require you to sign a rental agreement upon your arrival.
Our pet policy is as follows: Pets are allowed, must be 15 lbs or under, housebroken, no bad habits such as chewing, and there is a pet fee of $10.00 per day per pet. Memorial Day weekend, July 4th week, Labor Day weekend and Thanksgiving week requires a 3 night min. stay. |
Tax Rate | 6.0% |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay. Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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None of my clients use HTML email (I've talked them out of it in several cases), but if we did wade into to those waters, this would be the first test. AH, there's that magic word, "test". Before committing to any email program I would test the effectiveness of plain text vs. minimal formatting vs. "full tilt HTML" to see which was better at converting or drawing the click. Everyone's market is different, and why guess when you can test!
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That's too broad of a subject for one post. Basically there is a correlation of each law to any exercise you do. You need to be more specific.
That's too broad of a subject for one post. Basically there is a correlation of each law to any exercise you do. You need to be more specific.
Ok lets say any exercise involving the latissimus dorsi. Like a push up or dumbell flyes. This information is hard for me to understand?
First could you refresh us on what Newtons' Laws specifically state? Then, we can be sure to answer your question in terms of your ability to understand it best.Originally Posted by alguard
lets see. second law says fnet=ma(observed) so mass times acceleration is uh, the total force being exerted. if there is no acceleration, ya ain't doing any work. more acceleration, more force being outputted so if you move fast on exercises then you gots lotta force,. Eh???
Then the third law says everything comes in pairs. equal and opposite reaction thing. so you pull down on lats, the bars pull back on you equally. so check it: if a car runs into a semi, the car gets squashed but not the semi even though the semi got it as bad as the car. the difference? the semi's bigger. Yup, i think that's it!
:squat: Newtons first law is basically the law of inertia. The second involves interaction of object through an inbalaced force.
Third is the action-reaction resulting from interaction.
So my ?- simply how to explain all these laws and how it pertains to a bodybiulder using weights (object-'s)
the human body(inbalance accelerating force)and the action-reaction correlated between interacting.
Weights are heavy(gravity) You can resist their force(transfering the force to your muscles) The process of resisting the force of the weights( along with the resistance of the atmosphere) causes your muscle tissues to tear as the force is distributed back to the gravitatioal pull of the Earth. Your body rebuilds the muscle tissue to be more resistant to the force it has previously encountered. The result is a stronger muscle that can resist the same force without tearing. That is why you must increase your weight resistance to gain strength. A bodybuilder who wants to gass mass must increase his caloric intake during this process. That is where the science becomes an art because there is a balance between tissue breakdown and weight resisted to a growth limit. There are many approaches to this "barrier of growth" explained in detail on the stickies of this forum.-Good luck!Originally Posted by alguard


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just checked... closer to 600 now wow... I still might give Verizon 700 I want this thing lol
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just checked... closer to 600 now wow... I still might give Verizon 700 I want this thing lol
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OK, my upgrade day is finally here and my decision is--do I pre-order or wait until the phone hits stores?? I can't swing the $700 so I am going to transfer my upgrade to another line that is not used much and then switch the the phone to my number so I still keep my unlimited plan....I called Verizon yesterday and they said some devise were shipping already but I didn't believe that. what do you think I should do??? pre-order today or wait??? Thanks
I'm picking up on the store, don't think they shipped yet cause if shipped on Tuesday people would have then now. At least someone would have posted here they got it. Hoping everyday to see they are selling them and you can actually have one. They have to do something soon since all the other prices are dropping already. Get the phone at Verizon but get the accessories at another carrier probably will be cheaper too by the release.
Granted if they release on black Friday might wait too many nuts out on that day lol
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well, I just pre-orderd hoping it ships early.....too many decisions to make. LOL. I am really looking forward to this phone.
Ok, so I want to take the set up I have on my TB and add to the Note 2, is there an app for that?
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Do you mean transfer the apps, contacts, settings, etc. from your TB to the Note 2? When you setup your Note 2 with the same Gmail address, it will automatically sync your contacts, e-mail, purchased apps, and photos. You'll still have to go through and transfer the photos you took on the TB manually, and re-setup all your other accounts, also you will need to re-download any apps you want to use.


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The Path of the King
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- Chapter 1: Hightown Under Sunfell
- Chapter 2: The Englishman
- Chapter 3: The Wife of Flanders
- Chapter 4: Eyes of Youth
- Chapter 5: The Maid
- Chapter 6: The Wood of Life
- Chapter 7: Eaucourt by the Waters
- Chapter 8: The Hidden City
- Chapter 9: The Regicide
- Chapter 10: The Marplot
- Chapter 11: The Lit Chamber
- Chapter 12: In the Dark Land
- Chapter 13: The Last Stage
- Chapter 14: The End of the Road
- Epilogue
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1923.
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It's been a minute or two since we've heard from hugely-successful American Idol winner Carrie Underwood and country fans everywhere have been waiting with baited breath. Finally, her new single is here! It's called "Good Girl" and it's a warning to all the good girls out there who can't see that they're with a no-good guy. Cheating, breakups, and general heartbreak seem to be common themes in Carrie's songs; think she's been hurt in the past?
But he's really good at lying girl
Yeah, he'll leave you in the dust
'Cause when he says forever
Well, it don't mean much
Hey good girl
So good for him
Better back away honey
You don't know where he's been
Sounds like Carrie doesn't have the best opinion on guys, or maybe just the bad ones... Here's the song, tell us your thoughts in the comments!
Also, for a peek behind the scenes of the recording of "Good Girl", check out this video Carrie and her team made themselves!


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Reality star Melissa Rycroft and her husband Tye Strickland are expecting a baby boy in April, she tells PEOPLE.
"I'm so excited," Rycroft, 30, says. "I feel very lucky that I get to experience the bond between mother and daughter and between mother and son. I hope he's a little mama's boy."
She adds, "I can't wait to see if he's going to be into sports like his dad or more artsy."
Having already experienced pregnancy with now 2½-year-old daughter Ava Grace, the Bachelor alum had an inkling of the baby's sex early on.
"With Ava, my pregnancy was smooth sailing," she says. "With this one, from day one I was really sick. We thought it would be a boy because it was so different!"
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The camp is suitable for children aged 3 to 14, and campers are grouped according to age, size, and ability. Themes include Pirate Camp, Super Hero Camp, Imagination Camp, Beach Camp, Olympic Week, Nature Week, and Dinosaur Week. A snack is provided each day, and camps run weekly between June 17 and August 9.
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The Youngstown-Warren Ohio Black Nurses Association has scholarships available for students in accredited nursing programs. Black applicants must reside in Mahoning or Trumbull County and have a 2.0 grade point average or better. Each applicant will be evaluated on an individual basis. The deadline to apply is March 31. Call 330-792-0561 or visit www.ywobna.org.
Can you imagine a White Nurses Association. Just saying.
How is this not racist? Can whites receive a scholarship? My guess is no.
This is racist and offensive to me!
I know they're not white, but the Sons of Italy also gives out numerous scholarships. Do all of you have a problem with them only giving scholarships to Italians?
This is just a group giving out a targeted scholarship for a good reason and cause. My concern is that applicants only need a 2.0 gpa to qualify. I'm not sure you will survive the curriculum if you don't have the smarts. Just sayin...
300...... I do not have a problem with scholarships by an Italian orginization going to italiians only same as a company giving to employees only of that certain company, or high school, or church group. We are talking about race. Limiting anything by race is racism.
300, Is there a Youngstown-Warren WHITE Nursing Assoc.? This is pure racism.
There's a difference if a private club wants to donate. Are you sure that the Italian club Doesn't include blacks?
So, why does Sons of Italy not get jeered when none of its scholarships go to any whites?
As a white, should I feel left out since none of my kids can ever apply for a Mediterraneans-only award?
Private groups can give to whomever they like. And way to go, Commoncitizen, for not knowing what an "association" refers to.
It's racist know matter how you look at it. Can you imagine the outcry if their was a White Nurses Association or a National association of Black Journalists, or even a Where Black People meet dating site (www.blackpeoplemeet.com), etc.
Don't even say their would be none because you are only kidding yourself. Just saying....
2.0? if your in the nursing program at ysu which my daughter is thats about D or below on their grading scale. Now if your going to give a scholarship out shouldn't it be to a student who is an average c+ or higher one who is trying to strive.


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Graduate School: University of Massachusetts Boston
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No one on this team deserves the title MVP after the start they came out with and then finishing going 0-9. But for the sake of tradition, I'll go with Bradley Beal. He ended up with eight points in just under 30 minutes, but only on four-of-12 shooting. The big thing for him was his three-point stroke. He went three-for-six from long range and hit all three at pretty crucial times in the game. Another big aspect of his game was his ability to get to the line. He showed a lot more aggression at the rim tonight and ended up going seven-for-nine at the free throw line. So for a game which didn't even have a moral victory attached to it, Bradley Beal is your Wizards MVP.
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At least one booth will sell oysters Saturday at the Taste of Hood Canal, with the vendor assuring consumers there is no health risk.

Dozens of people around the state recently became ill from a bacterial infection after eating raw oysters. There also is a "red tide" warning in effect for paralytic shellfish poisoning caused by many types of shellfish, both raw and cooked.

Harry Martin said tasters can safely enjoy oysters the North Mason Chamber of Commerce will sell. Now 91, Martin has supervised grilling at North Mason events for years and helped start the popular Oyster Fest in Shelton.

"We ordered the oysters months ago," he said, before widespread beach closures. "Only raw oysters are a problem (with bacterial infection), and we cook them twice. We boil them first to firm them up, then they go on the grill."

Martin's special batter coats the mollusks for the final preventive preparation step.

Another vendor sold bacon-wrapped grilled oysters last year but may opt for scallops instead, according to Lori Severson, a Taste of Hood Canal official.

"They thought people would be afraid of oysters," she said. "I didn't hear if they made the decision or not."

There are more food vendors, and the total of all booths is up to about 60 from 50 last year. Offerings range from Hawaiian barbecue and pizza to roasted corn and fruit kabobs. Silver City Brewing Co., Heads-Up Brewery and Hoodsport Winery will sell samples. Other booths will have information or items for sale. All-day live music will include performances from the Rhythm Rockets Trio, Sounds Feasible and Cabin Fever.

The custom and classic car show has a new spot in a grassy lot at the corner of Boad Road. Moving the show away from congested Clifton Lane should draw more entries, Severson said.

 The fifth annual Taste of Hood Canal is sponsored by North Mason Rotary and several businesses. It runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday on Clifton Lane, which will be closed to traffic. Visitors can park 500 feet away on old Belfair Highway. Or, they can park at Sand Hill Elementary on Sand Hill Road and take a free shuttle bus that will run twice each hour.
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Is central air conditioning more efficient than window units?
Window units that block the sun from your room, buzz, and shake violently every time the condenser switches on are basically begging for attention—very few consumers walk out the door without remembering to shut off their window units. The quiet and unobtrusive functioning of central air conditioners, on the other hand, can lead to accidental overuse. Industry observers note that people tend to set their central air conditioner to a comfortable temperature and never change it.
Window units also offer room-by-room control. For singletons or couples who occupy only one bedroom at night, cooling a single room consumes a small fraction of the energy that a central air conditioner would.
Central air units are getting smarter, though, and accordingly more efficient. Programmable thermostats can make up for forgetful central A/C users by shutting the unit off when no one is home. Some central air systems even divide homes into separately controlled zones, so you don't have to cool the kitchen at 3 a.m. just to keep your bedroom a sleepable temperature. And some new central air conditioners have an air handler in each room, skipping the ducts entirely, combining precise control with improved efficiency and less noise.
Because of the construction and behavioral variables, it's impossible to pronounce a winner in this particular competition. As is often the case, the choice is often going to come down to each consumer's behavior. Generally speaking, the newfangled ductless system is going to be the most efficient but priciest option upfront. If you're choosing between an old-school central air system and window units, the latter could be better if you're childless, live in a large home in a dry environment, or tend to be forgetful about adjusting your thermostat.
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With a stay at Mercure Hotel Berlin Tempelhof Airport in Berlin (Neukoelln), you'll be close to Columbiahalle and Checkpoint Charlie Museum.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Tempelhof Park and Event Center Tempelhof Airport.
Make yourself at home in one of the 216 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature handheld showerheads and makeup/shaving mirrors. Conveniences include desks and extra towels/bedding, as well as direct-dial phones with voice mail.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including a health club, a sauna, and a steam room. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in Berlin? This hotel has 11836 square feet (1100 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities.
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In addition to a health club, Mercure Hotel Berlin Tempelhof Airport features a sauna and a steam room. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, secretarial services, and audiovisual equipment.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 11836 square feet (1100 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and concierge services.
Mercure Hotel Berlin Tempelhof Airport is a smoke-free property.
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 11836
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 1100
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 10
- Babysitting or childcare
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 216
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- Banquet facilities
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
Rix - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
In-room dining choices include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night fare, available from room service.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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The city of Berlin imposes a city tax of 5%. Business travelers with proof of business-related travel are exempt from this tax. Guests can contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
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Check-out time is noon
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During a recent getaway, I learned a few things:
• I learned that I am more like my dad than I realized. I love ice cream as much as he did, but I wince at the price of even a small cone and know he would not pay it. Later, after hesitating over the endless options at an ATM, I hear myself echoing Dad's battle cry: "Too many choices!"
• I learned that children who get to play in calm waters tend to cope better with life's rough seas. As I watched dads, moms and grandparents fish with their children, they shared experiences to cherish. One father along the marsh off Oak Island told me that "faith, family and fishing" are his core values, and that too much political correctness is complicating everything. Upstream, a little fellow in a life jacket leaned against his daddy's legs. "We've got a fish!" the 3-year-old announced. It was actually their bait fish, but Dad let his boy dream. No correcting.
• I learned, or rather was reminded, that nature wins every time. Some kids learn about nature's dominance the hard way, some even losing their lives to the ocean. Although the tides ebb and flow by the moon's clockwork, it's often a surprise when water reclaims an inlet and takes away what used to be a sandy beach. Or when a rapid tide in a rainstorm hauls away a motorboat that was insufficiently tied up, as happened to my dad once.
• I learned how happy it can make our kids when we indulge them. The one child I saw who got to stomp in a rain puddle was such a happy little fellow that I gave his mom my own "Mother of the Week" award. As she watched him without helicoptering, we chatted about the mismatched firefighter boots and shorts he had picked out for the day.
On my vacation, I was reminded repeatedly that we parents tend to push our kids and stay too long at amusement parks and attractions. We sign them up for camps all summer, buckling them in and out of sticky car seats, when what they'd really love to do is stomp in puddles, fish in calm waters, build forts in the backyard and hide toy dinosaurs in sand piles.
On bright, sunny days, when unpleasant whininess sets in and everyone is snapping at each other, your kids are telling you they are ready to go home. That they have had enough.
It's natural. And nature always wins.
Betsy Flagler is a mother and preschool teacher. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Garcia: Valencia still La Liga's third-best
Getafe manager Luis Garcia insists that despite a poor recent run Valencia remain the third best team in Spain.
Valencia have won just three of their 12 league games since the winter break and were surprisingly beaten at home by Real Zaragoza on Wednesday night, but Garcia expects a similar performance to the one they showed in beating Athletic Bilbao 3-0 last weekend when they travel to the capital to face his side.
He told the club's website, "I expect the Valencia that won 3-0 in San Mames against Athletic, that last year finished third and won here thanks to four goals from Roberto Soldado and that is still the best team in Spain behind the two giants.
"I expect the best Valencia, but I also expect a good Getafe, a competitive side and one that is continuing the good dynamic we have. We have 10 games left, six of them at home and we have to take advantage of them."
Pedro Leon remains out injured and Abdel Barrada is a doubt so Pedro Rios and Jaime Gavilan could retain their place from the side that drew 0-0 with Osasuna in midweek.
Valencia boss Unai Emery has called on the club's fans to show the players more support.
The final whistle has been met by boos in each of Los Che's last three home games and Emery believes that could be affecting his players.
He told Marca, "They need to move forward. Demand yes, but we have to see if one day they are going to lift us in a game. I have never said anything against my bosses, and those are they fans, but at times their constant nature can cost the players."
Emery is also less concerned about Valencia's away form as they have won their last two matches on the road.
"The team is on two paths. Away from home, where we are solid in our play and above all in our results and the other at home where, curiously, in the last two games where we have had more of the play and created more, we haven't won."
Victor Ruiz should return to partner Adil Rami in defence as Angel Dealbert has been left out of the squad, whilst Tino Costa is also back from suspension.


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For $757 million, I sure hope the first phase includes the actual purchase of aircraft, though knowing the government, it doesn't.
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Hoots to Robert. Hollers to those who can't take a joke.
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Flying isn't cheap but it is affordable. I work in the racing industry and racing is also not cheap but it can be affordable. You don't have to race Formula 1, you can race karts or a Mazda Miata. It's all relative. I hear the same cost complaints in my industry but if you truly love it you'll find a way.
I'm in the same boat as "uglyamerican", lack of time not funds. I personally feel that if I can't devote a decent amount of my time and attention to flying it's best if I just step back, which is what I have done. I hope as time goes on and I get a little older I can step back from my business some and spend more time on one of my first loves, flying!
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brianj -
It wasn't Goyer in the plane, it was a plane he SHARES with other pilots. Read the story again. This is how rumors spread.
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Now if we could just throw some politicians and bankers in jail next we would be on our way to cleaning up the system.
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What as smooth transfer of power and thanks for the custom of short elections(very four years we have to suffer the insufferably long US elections).
Another fact on the ground is that we have a coalition government, which represents a majority of the POPULAR vote. Can you imagine. When was the last time Britain experienced a majority government. Probably WW2, for reasons well known. This is also a time of crisis, so what better timing for changing the electoral system than right now.
A government needs more than some 36% of the popular vote to say that it acts on behalf of the country or the majority, does it not?
The future for British Democracy is bright and would be brigther still if we were to ask the 704 Lords to leave a House where theirs power is only to delay new laws. Other mechanisms have been found in other unicameral countries to produce the same "reflection time".
In order for a proportional vote to work well, there has to be a threshhold a party has to achieve of some 4 to 5% in order to gain seats in the Parliament, otherwise the coalitions could be held to ransom by puny parties which could threaten the governments majority on important issues(see Israel among others).


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Organizers of Ohio marathons were among running officials across the globe taking hard looks Tuesday at security plans for their events, with new restrictions and stepped-up police presences considered likely after the deadly Boston Marathon explosions.
A previously planned meeting with police Tuesday had added urgency for Flying Pig Marathon officials, with the annual race weekend coming up May 3-5 in Cincinnati. As many as 33,000 people were expected to take part in a series of races downtown highlighted by the 15th marathon that Sunday morning. There are also races in the next few weeks in Toledo, Columbus, and Cleveland.
The Cincinnati race already has extensive security and medical response plans in place, but officials will consider whether additional measures are needed, executive director Iris Simpson-Bush said.
Nine races this weekend in the Dayton area will make it one of the busiest of the year for running events, but organizers say there's not a lot they can do to add more security.
"What more can we really do, security wise? What more could Boston have done?" asked Denny Bennett, the director for one of the year's biggest annual southwest Ohio races — the 5-mile Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, which draws 10,000 runners and 5,000 spectators to Miamisburg.
Two bomb explosions near the finish line of the country's most storied race in Boston killed three people, including an 8-year-old child, and injured more than 170.
"If someone is determined to to do something like that, it would be extremely difficult to prevent it at an outdoor race with that big of a crowd," Bennett said.
Organizers of the Sept. 21 U.S. Air Force Marathon at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base pledged to review security measures. The Air Force Marathon has grown from 2,750 competitors in year one, 1997, to a sold-out field of 15,000 in 2012. The Boston race, despite tough qualification time standards, drew more than 25,000.
The races in and around Dayton this weekend are all shorter and smaller.
They will range from the eighth annual Dayton Peace Accords 5-kilometer run and walk to the Earth Day 5K in Yellow Springs and the Gantlet 5K in Springfield's George Rogers Clark Park.
The Peace Run commemorates the agreement that ended the Bosnian War. Peace Museum volunteer Jim Hagan expects about 100 runners.
The Gantlet trail run begins with the blast of a 19th century cannon and includes uniformed reenactors playing Indians and settlers. Proceeds support the Clark County Park District.
Parks worker Bill Smith said there are no plans to do away with the cannon blast, or the dramatized musket fire that's part of the race.
"Most of the participants will be returnees who come back every year. They know what to expect," he said.
Peace Museum volunteer Jim Hagan said Key Sports, an event timing and merchandising company, will have two staff members at the Peace Run, a fundraiser for the museum.
Anthony Trimble, who purchased Key Sports this year from area road race veteran Ray Olfky, said, "turnout could actually increase due to Boston because this is for the Peace Museum. I haven't heard from anyone who plans to stay away."
Bennett said he and his wife, Carol, "have run 50 marathons between us, although never Boston. We have talked about this. This isn't going to stop the steady growth of running. It won't deter me."
Eric Contreras, manager of the Runners Plus store in Miami Twp., also believes the bombs and their aftermath may inspire more people to run and enter races.
"One of my friends told me yesterday that training will now have new meaning for him and that he is going to find a way to participate in next year's Boston as a participant, volunteer or spectator."
Races This Weekend
Friday: Path to Success 5K. 6:30 p.m. Springfield-Clark Technology Center.
Saturday: Dayton Peace Accords 5K Run/Walk. 9 a.m. Dayton Peace Museum.
Saturday: Sugar Maple Festival 5K. 9 a.m. Bellbrook.
Saturday: Seton Cardinal 5K. 9 a.m. Hayes Arboretum, Richmond, Ind.
Saturday: Glen Helen 5K Earth Day Run/Walk: 10 a.m. Yellow Springs.
Sunday: Spring Valley Academy 5K and 1-Mile Kids' Fun Run. 9 a.m. Washington Twp.
Saturday: Rat Race 5K and 10K. 5:30 p.m. Nisbet Park, Loveland.
Sunday: Waves Swim Team Youth Triathlon (run, bike and swim). 9 a.m. Auglaize-Mercer Family YMCA, Minster.
Sunday: Gantlet 5K. 2 p.m. George Rogers Clark Park, Springfield.
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- The events of Sept. 11, 2001, will be one of those moments which we will look back on and remember the exact instant we first heard about it or saw it unfold on TV. My "moment" will be especially vivid because I was not home when it happened; I was in Luton, England, some 30 miles north of London.
It was about 2 in the afternoon and we were exiting a mall when some one commented that airplanes had crashed into the United Nations. I have an over-the-shoulder glance burned in my brain created as I turned to learn more from the passer by. She was gone ... we had to get to a TV.
As I waited for a ride, I felt very uneasy. When our uncle finally arrived, he said, "Get in! It's Pearl Harbor in New York!" On the way back he explained the whole story to us as it was echoed on the radio. We sat in our numbness the rest of the day, eyes glued to CNN.
Since we've been back, a lot of people have asked how the disaster was perceived in Europe. All I can say is that people were deeply sympathetic as they know first-hand the threat and scare of terrorism. There were of course some moments that did connect with me on an emotional level which I don't think I would have experienced in Aberdeen.
We had heard that Europe was going to be observing three minutes of silence on the following Friday. We planned to be on route to France on a bus that day so I was afraid I'd miss the moment. As we drove down the freeway, the bus driver asked if we'd all join him in the moment of silence. He said he couldn't stop the bus, but encouraged us all to pay our respects by keeping silent. As the moment came, cars began to pull over and park on the shoulder. As soon as one did it, 10 more stopped. It was a chain reaction. Then our bus driver pulled over and stopped. There was an eerie silence. Both sides of the freeway were halted, and it was perfectly still and quiet. The images, the faces, the destruction raced through my head, and I felt it. Hurt, pain and suffering. Emotions that don't come often but did during that three minutes of silence.
Once in Paris we found all the French flags to be flying at half-staff. We ended up having breakfast with a friend and the Associated Press's chief foreign correspondent. They were Americans, so it was nice to talk to others who were also away from the country. The AP chief was waiting to hear if he was off to Pakistan so he was a bit preoccupied, but did manage to give us his journalistic take on the events. Needless to say, I felt even more uncomfortable being away from home.
Back in England we emptied our pockets to donate to the local fire brigade which was collecting for New York fire fighters. We took a trip to Northern England to a tiny market town called Darlington. In the center of town was a small monument. All around the monument were flowers, American flags and handwritten notes of hope and recovery.
We visited York. As obvious as it may seem, I don't think anyone one of us realized that this was probably the namesake of the Big Apple. Again, memorials were set up where ever people congregated. In front of the huge cathedral, a light pole was wrapped with an American flag and once again flowers and notes of hope were strewn about.
I think it was this moment outside the cathedral in York that a realization came over me. Although I shoot off fireworks on the fourth of July, I rarely give thought or regard to the country in which I live nor what it means to be from America. Seeing that flag on the light pole reminded me that I belonged to a nation. And for the first time in a very long while, I felt like an American.
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REGULAR MEETING September 22, 2011 at 7 p.m. Council Chambers Brentwood, CA 94513 CALL TO ORDER: Chair Lind called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present were Chair Blythe Lind, Vice Chair Alyssa Madden and Commissioners Sandra Myers, Bruce Mulder and Eileen Hofstadt. Staff members present were: Roger Stromgren, Park/Maintenance Manager; Poldina Scherff, Recreation Manager; Tammy Homan, Management Analyst and Linda Stadlbauer, Administrative Assistant II. PRESENTATION(S): NONE CITIZEN COMMENTS: Speakers expressed their request for the Park and Recreation Commission to consider using available funds to refurbish the bocce courts at Veterans Park. Specifically, the need to; add shade structures over the courts, add oyster shell and fill in Court 3 to be used as a walkway, then add an additional court to complete the four fully functioning courts, adjust the height of the safety handles and to turn off the sprinklers on days that they play bocce. Other concerns were the need for more bathrooms at public parks. CONSENT CALENDAR: Motion to approve Item 1 of Consent Calendar. 2. Approve minutes of regular meeting of August 25, 2011. Motion to approve Item 2 of Consent Calendar. 3. Accept Proclamation declaring Play Day as September 24, 2011. Motion to approve Item 3 of Consent Calendar. SCHEDULED MATTERS: Motion to approve Item 4 of Scheduled Matters. 5. DISCUSSION ITEM: Discussion and recommendation as to prioritizing Measure WW funds. (R. Stromgren) STAFF COMMENTS Poldina Scherff informed the Commission that the new Activities Guide is out, and our theme is trails. Our Annual Playday is this Saturday, September 24th, at Veterans Park from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Free Food Fun Resource Fair sponsored by the Senior Club, is also on the 24th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm. The Aquatic Center is closed for recreation swim. City Council will be voting on the future of BMX at the Skate Park at the next meeting on the Tuesday, September 27th. The City Manager's Reception will be on Wednesday, September 28th. Tammy Homan reminded the Commission to have any suggestions for the Annual Report to her by Tuesday, September 27th. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS Vice Chair Madden shared some comments from parents regarding the schedule of the flag football program. Also, she complimented our part-time staff in upholding our City policies out on the field. She inquired as to why Sk8Wars was cancelled, to which staff responded that there were no registrations. Commissioner Hofstadt restated that she would really like to see actual price estimates for the Measure WW Fund Workshop, as that is crucial to prioritizing the list. She also proposed the possibility of using the $15K grant to Special Kids Foundation to start designing the universal playground that will go into Veterans Park. Staff will check into this. Commissioner Myers commented that the Youth Commission Social was a great success, even though it was not as well attended as prior events. She inquired as to whether the Creekside Park camera had been vandalized, to which staff responded that it was just loose and we have since tightened it. Chair Lind advised staff that there is a big rip in the shade structure at Orchard Park. Staff will investigate. She will be there for Playday on Saturday. REQUEST FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS: ADJOURNMENT |
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TransCorp Spine Inc. is a privately held company dedicated to developing unique, commer- cially viable, minimally invasive, and tissue saving products and procedures for the treatment of compressions in the Cervical Spine. TransCorp Spine Inc. products are designed to enable the surgeon to rapidly, safely and effectively decompress the cervical spine without the need to perform a diskectomy, fusion or arthroplasty. www.transcorpspine.com
About curasan AG:
Exchange listed curasan AG (ISIN: DE 000 549 453 8) is one of the leading firms in the field of regenerative medicine especially in bone and tissue regeneration. In addition to the syn- thetic Cerasorb® bone substitution and regeneration material, the company has developed a future-oriented product pipeline, which will be ready for market rollout within the next few years via well-positioned contractual partners in various market segments. www.curasan.com
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