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BARN BLUFF at RED WING, MNRed Wing is a historic little town, known for Red Wing shoes (Vasque) and Red Wing pottery. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, this little town is surrounded by wooded bluffs. Barn Bluff is the most prominent and aptly named, as it resembles a giant barn rising from the south end of town. BARN BLUFF NOTES!There is an on going effort by the Minnesota Climbers Association (MCA) and numerous volunteers to assess, replace and maintain the anchors and bolts at Barn Bluff. Please help out in anyway you can by becoming a member of the MCA, donating money or volunteering your time helping with the rebolting efforts. Any help you are able to provide will be greatly appreciated. WEATHER AT BARN BLUFFRed Wing, MN - Weather Forecast BARN BLUFF CLIMBING HISTORYPlease note this was written by Jim Craighead and submitted by Mountain Project user Kris Gorny 144 Total Routes
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Roof Burner is a great route for the grade at the bluff. Not very technical but quite sustained and pumpy. Climb up the slab to the right and traverse left to the first bolt. From there move left through the first roof. Climb up and a bit right on increasingly pumpy holds. At the second roof, traverse right across it's lower lip to a bolt above. Pull the second roof and straight to the chains from there. There aren't really any good rests on this route. A large spray painted area is at t...[more] Browse More Classics in MN
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Phuket, Thailand – The Regional Worshop of Green Public Procurement and Eco-labeling was recently held at Dusit Laguna Hall, Dusit Thani Thani Laguna Phuket. The island's Governor, Mr. Maitri Inthusut, also attended to greet all the 60 delegates from ASEAN countries. The event was held in conjunction with the German International Cooperation; The Pollution Control Department; the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Thailand; United Nations Environmental Programme and the German Ministry for the Environment Natural Conservation and Nuclear Safety. The workshop started with a welcome speech by Mr.Wichien Jungrungruang (4th from left), Director General of the Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Thailand. The 2-day workshop was scheduled with the following specific objectives:
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NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (Reuters) - Military-ruled Myanmar's first parliamentary elections in 20 years are set for this year, yet construction on its parliament is not yet complete -- suggesting little chance of a poll in the next few months.
The military junta has yet to set a date for the election. Some speculate it could take place in October or earlier.
A rare glimpse of the planned parliament in Myanmar's remote new capital Naypyitaw shows much work to be done -- from unfinished roads to painting many of the parliamentary complex's 31 buildings, with pagoda-style roofs sheathed in scaffolding.
A Reuters correspondent who viewed the construction could not determine how much work if any was finished inside the buildings.
But the huge development underscores the rapid expansion of Naypyitaw, a sprawling city built from scratch just four years ago, where the reclusive military rulers of the former Burma have isolated themselves, some 320 km (200 miles) from the largest city and former capital, Yangon.
Naypyitaw -- the name translates as "Abode of Kings" -- is a maze of ministry buildings, government mansions, civil servants' quarters and unfinished presidential palaces complete with grand Roman-style pillars -- all rising from dusty, arid scrubland.
Bestowed with manicured, heavily watered lawns and forbidding stone walls, it bears no resemblance to the rest of Myanmar, one of Asia's poorest countries, or even to nearby villages, where many people live in thatched wooden huts.
Attractions include five golf courses, seven resort-style hotels, drinkable tap water, a Western-style shopping mall, a large zoo, a sprawling "water fountain garden," lavish mansions and 24-hour electricity in a nation beset by power outages.
A sleek new cinema is in the works along with dozens of buildings in a frenzy of construction carried out mostly by workers toiling in searing heat without modern equipment.
Women haul stacks of bricks balanced upon their head at one construction site, while men clear land with wooden-handled scythes at another. Ox-drawn carts transport wood on the new military-built highway from Yangon.
The government declines to disclose Naypyitaw's cost but analysts and diplomatic sources say it must have cost billions of dollars, drawing criticism from aid groups over the priorities of a country facing chronic poverty and crumbling infrastructure.
But its rise reflects the strengthening diplomatic and financial muscle of Myanmar's rulers as Southeast Asia and China tap its rich natural resources, from timber and natural gas to precious Burmese gems, despite Western sanctions imposed in response to rights abuses.
A Western diplomat in Yangon expressed amazement at the scale of Naypyitaw, questioning how the government would occupy parliament's 31 buildings, which are in addition to ministerial offices and three presidential palaces spread around the city.
"It's astonishing how fast it is being built," he said.
But one critical element is missing -- a pulse. There's no lively city center thronged with people, even four years after the government moved nearly all its workers there.
Though officials put its population at about 1 million, this is ballooned by four surrounding townships. And while a ban on foreigners has lifted and tourists are welcome, Naypyitaw itself feels like a high-end ghost town.
Its roads are puzzlingly wide, including one 20-lane boulevard, but they are largely empty. Civilian cars are rare. Its city center, a roundabout where five roads meet, is populated only by palm trees and potted flowers.
Restaurants are busy at night, but the city's amenities -- from parks to a double-tiered, fully lit golf driving range -- are eerily empty. It's possible to drive hours on the new highway from Yangon and see just a half a dozen cars.
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By ASPCA President and CEO Matt Bershadker
Suppose I told you that, behind the closed doors of a nearby animal farm, something terrible was going on with the animals: vicious abuse and neglect, atrocious conditions, disease and agonizing death.
You would probably want to expose it, protect the animals and punish the offenders. So would I. But instead of seeing more laws dedicated to curbing such abuse, we're seeing a rash of state laws designed to keep it secret.
Some of these whistleblower suppression laws—coined "ag-gag" by food writer Mark Bittman—aggressively criminalize first-hand documenting and/or reporting of the day-to-day activities of industrial farms, while doing nothing to contain the abuse. Other approaches are designed to seem animal-friendly, but actually hinder investigators and whistleblowers by requiring reporting of witnessed abuse within such a short and arbitrary period of time that adequate documentation of a pattern of abuse is impossible.
Whatever their approach, these laws audaciously and outrageously hide reckless cruelty and incredible suffering.
The first ag-gag bill of 2014 has already been introduced—right on the heels of a previous one's defeat—and will be heard in the Corrections and Criminal Law committee on Tuesday at the Indiana State House. If passed, S.B. 101 could make felons out of whistleblowers exposing unethical or illegal activities on industrial farms. A coalition [PDF] of civil liberties, public health, food safety, environmental, food justice, animal welfare, legal, workers' rights, journalism and First Amendment organizations is calling on the Indiana legislature to reject the bill.
In 2012, ag-gag bills became law in Missouri, Iowa and Utah—joining Montana, North Dakota and Kansas. This "goes against everything this country has stood for since its inception," wrote one local journalist about an ag-gag bill introduced in Pennsylvania. But the good news is that, of 15 ag-gag bills introduced in 11 states in 2013, none passed.
This pattern of failure should tell you something about the fatal flaws the laws have in common.
Veteran journalist Bill Moyers spoke about ag-gag laws in 2013, pointing out another surprising commonality among these bills in terms of how they were drafted, why, and by whom.
Factory farm owners will tell you they're meeting a critical consumer need and treating their animals humanely (if so, why do they need protection from truth-tellers?). But if we've learned anything about factory farms, it's that we can't leave the safety of those animals to chance:
In 2011, Mercy for Animals released a video shot inside a North Carolina turkey factory farm owned by Butterball. The video shows frightened turkeys being violently kicked, thrown hard against the side of a truck and dragged across the floor. The video also shows birds with bloody open wounds, broken bones and diseased eyes.
Another Mercy for Animals investigation in Texas revealed the depraved abuse of calves at a cattle company in the Texas panhandle.
Other undercover actions have exposed animal cruelty in places including California, Idaho, Wyoming, and Iowa.
In case after case, whistleblowers are the only things standing between farm animals and violent abuse—and in some cases, between you and contaminated food. Similarly shocking journalistic exposés led directly to the passage of the federal Meat Inspection Act, the Pure Food and Drug Act, and the eventual formation of the federal Food and Drug Administration.
"Videotaping at factory farms wouldn't be necessary if the industry were properly regulated. But it isn't," writes Bittman in his New York Times column. "The biggest problem of all is that we've created a system in which standard factory-farming practices are inhumane… If you're raising and killing 10 billion animals every year, some abuse is pretty much guaranteed."
This is why the ASPCA stands firmly with our partners in opposition to Indiana's and other ag-gag laws.
Bottom line: They take protection from the vulnerable, and give it to the powerful. It's cruel, it's wrong and it's dangerous.
But you can help.
- If you live in a state that's introduced an ag-gag measure (check here), please visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center to take action now.
- Consider joining the ASPCA's two-million strong Advocacy Brigade. As a member, you'll be alerted by email when we need your help with animal-related legislation pending in your state and in Congress.
- Be vocal. Tell your friends. Tweet. Post. Social media is a loud whistle, too.
Lives are at stake. So let's make sure what happens in the factory farm doesn't stay in the factory farm.
I have been trying to report animal abuse but to no avail. apparently the ASPCA collects funds for animals that are abused, but seemingly does very little. there are at least five dogs that have been kept outside during this frigid weather in brooklyn. Nobody seems to care about this. each time several people in my office have called, they are referred to another number who then refers them to another number. My colleagues and I will no longer be giving to the ASPCA. it is repulsive!
Hi Stephanie! In Brooklyn, you should call 311 or 911 to report animal cruelty. The NYPD takes the lead role in responding to animal cruelty complaints. This allows the ASPCA to focus on direct care support for animal cruelty victims, including medical treatment, rehabilitation, housing and placement, as well as assistance to law enforcement officials in the form of forensics work, backup legal support, and training for officers.
I to have been trying to( no avail ).To help a dog in Astoria Queens ,he has been tethered by his collar left outside 24/7 . Police have responded but allowed the care taker( not owner) bring the dog in the house .The owner has returned and the dog is back outside NOW WHAT??? HELP HELP HELP!!!! This is going on FOR TWO YEARS
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Join us for the last Bristol Roller Derby bout of the year! The Harbour Harlots will be lining up on the track for a double header as the A team take on Rainy City Rollers' Tender Hooligans, and the B team take on the Wolverhampton Honour Rollers.
The two full length roller derby bouts will be held at WISE Campus of SGS College, and it promises to be a day full of thrills, spills, and hard hits from the roller girls. Come and cheer us on!
Doors Open: 3:30pm
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when used correctly, surf sprays can add texture, body, and decrease frizz. this product does all that, and has excellent packaging, but is ridiculously overpriced for what it is. i googled "diy surf spray" and found out that the main ingredient in this product is Magnesium Sulfate--basically epsom salt, which, when i mixed it with water, produced almost the same result as the bumble surf spray for about ten cents (albeit with no "beachy" smell, but that's not worth an extra $25.90...to me).
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I bought this because I wanted carefree easy to use product that would give me the sultry beachy wavy hair. I had to return it because I got nothing of that sort instead I was left with hair that felt greasy, tangled, and dirty. I noticed my hair tangled like crazy and it was a horror to comb through my long hair. The smell of this product is great. I returned it after trying to use it for a month and each time i used it I had the same experience.
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This is a fine-haired girl's answer to locking in volume. I used to mist hairspray at my roots to get my volume to last all day, but it would end up weighing down my hair, and making it eventually fall flat anyhow. The beauty of this is that it's a light product, and adds just the right amount of texture and hold to give some volume.
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supragurl7 on 12/12/2013 12:53:00 PM more reviews by supragurl7
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I wanted to try a salt spray to get that beachy wave effect and did some research. I ended up with the Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray despite the high price. There are many other cheaper ones available but I find most have alcohol and silicone in them. The B&B doesn't have any (not that I know of). The other contender was the Lush salt spray, but B&B seemed to get more rave reviews. I even thought about making my own because it was so expensive. I'm glad I settled with B&B. My intention was to get beachy waves, but ended up using as a root volumizer which is amazing! After toweling dry my hair, I let my hair air dry with the front clipped in a bouffant. When it is 50% dried I spray it onto the roots with the clip still on. I hold it far away so it disperse into a bigger area. I also spray on the bouffant. Be careful not to spray too much because it will become sticky, crunchy, and it will weigh the hair down. I usually do 4-5 sprays and scrunch as I go along. I again let it air dry another 15minutes and then blow dry and scrunch as I go along. When I wake up in the morning, I get so much volume in the roots! Amazing!
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*TOP REVIEWER* cathykl on 11/3/2013 8:50:00 PM more reviews by cathykl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
Good product - I have super straight thick hair that just hangs so I like to use products to add some texture and give it more volume.
I use it on wet or dry hair and blow-dry while scrunching it a bit, then spray a bit more on dry hair. It does make it a bit drier and tangled but nothing crazy that can't be solved with conditioner or a bit of hair serum.
Bottom line - I would not repurchase because I have very long hair and the bottle doesn't last and its overpriced for salt and water. I have used several other "salt sprays" that give the same effect in a bigger size and for way less money (like Not Your Mother's Beach Babe which is about $4-5 & I also like it Haircare Surf Spray Beach Waves which is about $9-10, L'oreal makes one although for me the smell was intolerable and I had to toss it).
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*TOP REVIEWER* proximitythe53rd on 9/27/2013 8:50:00 AM more reviews by proximitythe53rd
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
When I bought Surf Spray I was hoping it could magically give me the carelessly tousled beautifully unkempt waves the beauty industry has trained us to believe can actually result from a day at the beach. (But which absolutely does NOT happen on its own or without hours of styling unless you're blessed with exactly the right genes and lifestyle.)
I have fine but reasonably plentiful currently medium-length hair. My hair is naturally somewhat wavy, but tends to be easily weighed down, looking flat and without texture - it's easy to get it to go straight and flat, it's hard to get it to show off a nice wavy texture or to have body.
When I use Surf Spray on dry hair it's just ... not right? Maybe I haven't found the right technique yet, but I end up with dirty-ish feeling easily tangled hair which ... is still pretty limp. It gives a bit of texture, but not enough of an overall effect. I quickly gave up on it and didn't bother using it for a while.
However, recently I decided to try it on damp combed out hair before blow-drying, and I've had more joy. I spray a little all-over (maybe 5 spritzes max), run my fingers through it, then blow-dry until almost dry upside-down (for ease and for a bit more volume), then right-side up, part my hair and finish it off with fingers and a brush using the dryer on a low setting. The feel of the product in my hair is still similar - a little dirty (not greasy, but rather a 'dry' dirty feeling) and my hair is always more easily tangled with Surf Spray in it. However, what it does well is adding a bit of volume to my hair. The effect is more natural "this is just how my hair is" than styled, and it still doesn't give me those beachy waves ... however, the hair that I end up with is a reasonable 'base' for trying to go on and create that sort of style. (I'm just lazy.)
So basically in return for doing the trick of fairly effortlessly adding a bit of volume, I'm giving this product a 4-lipstick review. Which is probably technically unfair considering it's not exactly doing what it says on the bottle. However, I am hair-lazy so a product which fits into my routine simply and does give benefit is to be celebrated. I've indicated that I would not buy it again, simply because I'd be more inclined to try a new product, and see if I like the results more ... however if I couldn't find anything to beat Surf Spray, I would re-purchase.
Note: I'm also using a small dab of Rahua Finishing Treatment in my hair when damp, concentrating on the ends, so it's worth mentioning that my review is based around using Surf Spray in conjunction with another product. I think it would feel too drying/tangly in my hair on its own.
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*TOP REVIEWER* blondebohemian on 9/25/2013 2:57:00 AM more reviews by blondebohemian
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I'm on the fence with this product. It does work for the look I'm trying to get, but it requires a lot of pampering.
My hair is slightly damaged, leaning on dry, bleached to platinum blonde, and naturally straight with a slight wave. However, I can easily curl my hair and it will hold a curl/wave very well. Also, while my individual strands of hair are thin, I have a lot of hair (hopefully that makes sense)
The look I am trying to get from this surf spray is that slightly disheveled, texturized, a little rock and roll, French girl, model off duty, effortless bedhead look. That kind of hair that looks perfectly chic disheveled yet not homeless, 'I don't own a brush'. And trust me that kind of hair is hard to get. And I get that look with the Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray.
My issues with the surf spray is that it requires a lot of other products in order to work for me. The surf spray is horribly drying. I could realistically only use it 2-3 times a week. And when I use it, I apply a leave in conditioner, the Kiehl's grooming silk creme and then spray the surf spray all throughout my hair (including roots) when my hair is towel dried damp. I blow dry upside down, run a straightner through certain sections of my hair, then apply a glossing serum. Although the look I'm going for is not glossy shiny hair, the surf spray does give a very matte effect to hair. And just like foundation, I believe hair should have that in between of overly shiny and overly matte.
The next time I wash my hair, I use a clarifying shampoo and then deep condition. The surf spray just leaves a weird film/residue on my hair that a regular shampoo just doesn't seem to remove properly.
It's also tricky to figure out how much spray you should apply - too little does nothing and too much leaves you with this sticky, bird ness disaster.
I like the way my hair looks when I use the surf spray, my issues are that it's kind of a pain to use because I have to use so many other products and its so drying. Overall, I think it's kind of a trial and error product - it may be the HG of hair products to certain hair types. Give it a shot, you can always wash your hair if you don't like it.
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kelseykay on 8/31/2013 2:52:00 AM more reviews by kelseykay
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
This product will always be an absolute favorite. Some say its too drying some say it tangles their hair but if you're going for a beachy look you need to expect some mess! It's perfect after styling to spray in and give some texture. No complaints- basically a staple in my book.
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Huongn2 on 7/20/2013 8:35:00 PM more reviews by Huongn2
Age: 36-43 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Dunno what beach the makers were trying to emulate salt water from but certainly not anywhere close to what salt water and salt water air does to a naturally wavy persons hair.
I have naturally wavy hair, it's fine, and the since wavy hairs tend to be more porous and cuticles are open, it can get dry.
I've tried every which way, sleep on it, scrunch it, spray when wet, spray when damp, spray on hand instead of hand and scrunch, diffuser, braid it, bun it, twist it, tie it, use with moisturizing cream, use with Argan oil, use without creams, use without oil. Absolutely zero beach waves the emulate my home in the islands. I see what they are trying to do, but it's a long shot.
Makes my hair more limp, flatter, crusted, dry, frizzy, and odd....
Surf spray is Not for my hair type. I know it's possible because I bottle ocean water back at home (kapolei) and spray it, perfection.
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LC2rd on 7/16/2013 9:25:00 AM more reviews by LC2rd
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Let me first say that I have bought countless surf sprays, waxes and gels in hopes that I wouldn't have to 'splurge' on this product. I've played chemist and tried to make it, a thousand different recipes and everything was the same: pretty waves as long as my hair was wet, and a sticky mess of limp stuck together hair when it was dry. My hair doesn't like to hold curl. It likes waves, it likes twirls, it doesn't like curls.
Recently I went to the hairdresser and told her about my dilemma. She scoffed at Bumble and Bumble surf spray and said it just contained beeswax which would make your hair hard, and then proceeded to sell me a curling creamy John Frieda that was MOR expensive than B&B. Guess what? It did nothing.
Last Thursday, while shopping for my favorite Fresh Sugar lip Treatments, I came across the 15$ B&B for 1.7 ounces. I decided to check out the bigger one with about 4 ounces at 25. Clearly the bigger is better in the situation. I ended up spraying my dry hair with the stuff, put my hair upside down, raked my fingers through it, and the put it up in a bun for a while. Then I proceeded to buy a big bottle of the stuff, figuring it was something I'd had an eye on for a long time. I'm a waitress and let's just say 25$ isn't that big of deal to me if the product works well. After an hour? Nothing but volume. My hair was proofed like a Texas beauty pageant but alas no waves or messy curl. Flash forward an hour later when I decided it go for a swim, when I got out I decided to spray my hair again and bun it again. Guess what? Success!
After 10 minutes there were beautiful waves and curls in my wet hair, reminiscent of naturally " poodle curl heads" as I like to call my friends who have long hair but really really tight curls. Up in the bun it went again to dry out more. After two hours when my hair was only slightly damp, I never use a blow dryer or heated tools on my hair thus huge water retention in my hair, I took the bun out again, tipped my hair over and shook out the curls. When I peeked up I had sexy bed head curls, more waiver than a Victoria Secret models, but with the same definition and volume. It was gorgeousness! My hair was so sexy! That night I ended up falling asleep before washing it out, with it tight up in a bun, and guess what? Eve better the next day! More sexy bed head curls that looked like I'd just gone a couple rounds of sheet rolling after I had stepped out of a beach beauty ad. The only flaw the day after? The salt that falls from your hair! Yuck.
To finally bring it home and tell you: I have thin hair but a massive, massive amount of it. It falls to my shoulders, and when it is wet it kinda twirls. It usually only curls slightly when I put it up in a tight bun after it is wet and let it dry out. This stuff really makes it look like I went went to the beach with a full head of styled curls, swam around for a bit, and came out with an amazing piece texture that looks beautiful. After debating about this stuff for such a long time, and building a collection of lesser expensive but non working products, I am so glad I made the choice to grab it.
PS: if you haven't tried Bumble and Bumble do not post your own homemade recipes here. The ocean doesn't use gel or conditioner in it to get our hair all beautiful and messy, it uses HUGE amounts of diluted salt and water. You'd never be able to compare a ten ounce squirt bottle full of water, salt and gel to the ocean. You can't even compare just salt and water. And finally you can't comparing this to the ocean water either. Bumble and Bumble has Beeswax in it, it's going to harden what the salt in it is doing so it lasts longer.
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- Pineal hyperplasia, insulin-resistant diabetes mellitus, and somatic abnormalities
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[1][2] Insulin, a hormone produced by the pancreas, regulates blood sugar levels by promoting the movement of glucose into cells for energy production or into the liver and fat cells for storage.[1] Symptoms of Rabson-Mendenhall syndrome may include intrauterine and postnatal growth retardation, hypertrophy of muscle and fat tissues, abnormalities of the head and face, abnormalities of the teeth and nails, and skin abnormalities such as acanthosis nigricans.[1][2] Additional symptoms may also be present.[1] Rabson-Mendenhall syndrome is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner.[1][2] Treatment is difficult and may include high doses of insulin and/or recombinant insulin-like growth factor.[2]
Rabson-Mendenhall syndrome is a genetic disorder characterized by severe insulin resistance.
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Luis Lopez and Theresa Vazquez felt their home renovation was in good hands because the work was being done through a federal government program, which they assumed would require everything to be in order.
Yet when a problem arose, Uncle Sam wouldn't step in. The government said it had met its obligations and the couple would have to resolve the problem directly with the contractor, which they've been unable to do.
"They require a warranty but then they don't really enforce it," Vazquez said. "There's no point in it if they don't enforce it."
She and Lopez renovated their Allentown home last year through a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development program that tries to revitalize neighborhoods and expand homeownership opportunities by helping to fix houses.
HUD didn't do the work or pay for it. The program requires the homeowner to get a loan, and HUD administers the project. HUD approves each stage of the work and authorizes the bank to release the money. Its oversight minimizes the risk to the lender.
The homeowner chooses the contractor. Lopez and Vazquez selected Davis Contracting and Remodeling of Palmer Township, feeling safe because it had a good record with the Better Business Bureau, was insured and was registered with the state attorney general's office as required.
They signed a nearly $50,000 contract for work that included a new roof, new front entrance, new siding, new deck, bathroom renovation and other interior remodeling.
Lopez and Vazquez obtained a one-year warranty from the contractor, as instructed by HUD. They said despite the warranty, they've been unable to resolve a problem with their roof.
They said water leaked through a dormer into their children's bathroom and a hallway window shortly after the roof was installed early last year. They said Davis repaired that, and they thought everything was fine until September, when the region was drenched by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.
"It got so bad it leaked into my daughter's room, then dripped down into the living room," Vazquez and Lopez told me in an email seeking help. "The ceiling in my daughter's room got so saturated it collapsed one morning. I thank God she was already in school. Had she have been home, it would've fell on her head."
A hurdle they haven't been able to overcome is proving who is responsible for the roof work, something I also couldn't get to the bottom of.
Eric Davis, owner of Davis Contracting and Remodeling, told me he subcontracted the roof job to his cousin's company, A.J. Kerekes Construction of North Whitehall Township. It has an F grade from the Better Business Bureau.
A.J. Kerekes told me his company was not involved. He said he worked on the roof, but as an employee of Davis, not as a subcontractor. He said there was no subcontractor agreement between Davis Contracting and his company, and his company's name does not appear on any paperwork associated with the project.
Kerekes told me the roof was fine. Davis said there was a problem, with rotted wood around the chimney.
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To Demonstrate the Relative Bioavailability of Cilostazol 50 mg Tablets Under Fasting Conditions
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To demonstrate the relative bioavailability of Cilostazol 50 mg tablets under fasting conditions.
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Drug: Cilostazol 50 mg Tablets (Eon Pharma, LLC, USA) Drug: Pletal (Cilostazol) 50 mg Tablets (Otsuka Pharma Co, Ltd., USA) |
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Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Bio-equivalence Study Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Comparative, Randomized, Single-Dose, 2-Way Crossover Bioavailability Study of Eon and Otsuka (Pletal) 50 mg Cilostazol Tablets In Healthy Adults Volunteers Under Fasting Conditions |
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Study Start Date: | January 2004 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2004 |
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 19 Years to 50 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
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Other Study ID Numbers: | AA17524 |
Study First Received: | April 13, 2009 |
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We were looking for a vessel faucet that matched the style we choose with another manufacturers tub and shower faucet set. The oil rubbed bronze finish on the Vigo is very similar to the color of our tub and shower finish. One minor detail would be the Vigo faucet has a brushed finish and our existing Moen tub and shower faucets have more of a blot or sponge finish. Across the room you cannot see a difference. All in all, solid faucet with an elegant look. We are very pleased with this product.
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The February 2007 issue of Travel & Leisure magazine has nice write up on the two Inkaterra villas www.inkaterra.com inPeru's Sacred Valley (page 44). LL frequently offers auction packages in Peru from Inkaterra. The article also mentions two new villas scheduled to open the Summer of 2007. Anyone interested in possilby bidding on one of the LL Peru auctionsmight want to pick up this magazine.
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Thank you for the information. I am still confused as to which option to consider to Peru. How would you compare the Inkaterra trip and the Orient Express trip? Does Inkaterra seem more like "group travel" properties? Any assistance between the two would help. I have been watching both on LL. I am leaning towards OE however, it concerns me to coordinate transfers between the hotels. (unless they assist/recommend drivers, air connections, etc.)
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bonniejoy03...when we visited, webought the LLOrient-Express package (Lima,Cuzco, Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon) and found the experience to our liking. We used private guides as well as "meet & greet" services provided by the ground operator...no problems. We ate at the Inkaterra property in Aguas Caliente and used their spa....however we really can't offer a first-handcomment on their other services or hotel rooms.Following is a post I have copiedfrom another LLCommunity member whotraveled withInkaterra....you might want to send them an private message and see if they can provide additional information:
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We have just returned from 8 days in Peru, using a Luxury Link auction package connected to the Inkaterra group. My husband and I bought the package at auction: three days in the Andean rainforest at the Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica, one night in a villa (one of several owned by Inkaterra) in the SacredValley, and two nights at the Inkaterra Macchu Pichu hotel in Aquas Calientes. Friends of ours bought the same package (on a "Buy Now" offer) and we traveled together. I cannot begin to say how fabulous it all was. Inkaterra is an organization dedicated to eco-tourism. The Reserva Amazonica is on the Rio Madre de Dios river, about a 45 minute boat ride from Puerto Maldonado (which is about a 1 1/2 hour flight from Lima, usually via Cusco.) They describe the lodge as rustic, but I'm saying, if that's rustic, give me more! Every room was an individual building. There was a central lodge for dining and another which served as a base for the nature outings. We were up most mornings at 5; we took a canoe trip on Lake Sandobal (we swam); we canoed down a tributary; we fished (I caught a fish...); The guides who were with us all the time were the most amazing young people, so knowledgeable and so dedicated to preserving the rainforest and advancing ecotourism. One young guide is writing a book on traditional medicines used by the rainforest people. Others are working on their theses for their university graduation. I really can't say enough about the amazing experience. Our visit to Cusco and the SacredValley was equally wonderful. Our guide and driver met us at the airport; they were both highly knowledgeable and personable. Our villas had our own cook/housekeeper. The food was fabulous. The setting magnificent. I think my only regret was that we only had one day in the SacredValley. On to Machu Picchu and the beautiful, beautiful Inkaterra Machu Picchu hotel and our trip to the ruins. I will recommend Inkaterra to all my friends--along with Luxury Link. We met other people along the way who were on similar packages. Maybe we'll meet up with them again on this thread!
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Re: addsI'd say they pay to keep the forum up and running for us.
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Re: addsI had tried setting the pop ups to there highest setting and that didn't change a thing. I have tried to find another problem with no luck so I thought maybe the advertisers just came up with a new way of doing things so we had to look at their adds.
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thats my reason for thinking of keeping it. my reason for thinking of selling would be getting something more highway friendly. coming across the money for the V8 swap is going to be hard. if i can trade my pocket bike for a new rear axle, it would help with the cost. but then no 4 wheel drive until i get a new front axle or my dana 28 joints will get shot into the stratosphere. did you run an 8.8 with the 289?
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not sure, maybe save up and buy a nice full size, and laugh at XJ owners...j/k
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Formed in 1995, Club 8 became one of the pillars of Sweden's pop scene with a string of melodic, eclectic albums. Members Karolina Komstedt and Johan Angergård had previously worked together in the band Poprace, and their new group -- which began as a recording project before growing into a full-fledged touring band -- explored everything from bossa nova to trip-hop. Pop always remained at the center of Club 8's sound, though, and Angergård made additional contributions to Swedish music by helping run a respected indie label, Labrador Records, and logging time in several different bands. Komstedt and Angergård recorded their first three songs in 1995. After fielding offers from several labels, the two decided to partner with Siesta, a Spanish label, for the release of their debut single, "Me Too." A full-length album, Nouvelle, followed in 1996. Both releases sported an animated twee pop sound, but the band's second album -- 1998's The Friend I Once Had -- found Club 8 stretching their wings by incorporating elements of dance music. One year later, the musicians headed overseas to make their live debut at the CMJ Festival in New York, which spread Club 8's music to a new continent. Now releasing albums on an international level (and touring in support of them, too), Club 8 continued tinkering with different influences throughout the early 2000s. A self-titled album appeared in 2001 and earned comparisons to Portishead's work, while 2002's Spring Came, Rain Fell was even more experimental and electronic, due in no small part to the construction of the band's own recording studio. After releasing Strangely Beautiful in 2003, Club 8 took a small break as Angergård turned his attention to a new solo project, the Legends, and working with Acid House Kings, a band that featured former Poprace member Joakim Ödlund as well as Johan's brother Niklas Angergård. Eventually returning to the Club 8 fold, he and Komstedt recorded their sixth album, The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Dreaming, and released it during the autumn of 2007. After taking another break (during which they absorbed the musical cultures of Brazil and West Africa), the duo recorded its seventh album, The People's Record, in 2009. Released in May of 2010, the record marked the first time Club 8 worked with an outside producer (Jari Haapalainen). ~ Andrew Leahey
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