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He was preceded in death by his son, David Duggento (Tina) of New Hampshire.
He is survived by his children, Louise Connors (Robert) of New Hampshire, Paulette A. Duggento of Jasper, Peter Duggento of Oakman, Teresa Duggento of VT and Marie Martin (Anthony) of Oakman; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, June Hill of Massachusetts.
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DURHAM — From the field of Wallace Wade Stadium, black-robed Duke Universityy graduates cheered Sunday for their classmates, professors and families with an extra round of applause to recognize their moms on Mothers Day.
After the ceremony, they talked about what was special about their just-passed days at Duke.
Its the people, the graduates said again and again.
Theres just a great sense of community, said Laura Kuhlman, who earned a bachelors degree in public policy.
After the degrees were awarded and the final bars of the universitys Alma Mater faded from the stadium, the students started a familiar chant only this time, as alums.
Lets go Duke! Lets go Duke! they called, and threw their caps into the air.
By the numbers: Duke awarded 1,641 undergraduate degrees and 2,215 graduate and professional degrees. Another 1,212 students who graduated in September or December also were invited to attend the ceremony.
The speaker: Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and a two-time Duke graduate, gave the commencement address. The foundation focuses on improving global health, ending global poverty and supporting access to education and information technology in the United States. In 1986, Gates earned a bachelors degree from Duke, with majors in computer science and economics. She earned an M.B.A. the following year.
What she said: Gates told graduates that technology is a powerful tool for improving the lives of others.
But, she said, its just that a tool. Its success depends on strong connections between people.
Deep human connection is very different. Its not a means to an end. It is the end, she said. Its the purpose of a meaningful life.
Gates told the graduates that those connections are there for the making if they are willing truly to engage the people they meet to see the similarities between themselves and others, rather than the differences.
You can change the way you think about other people, she said. You can choose to see their humanity first.
Gates urged the graduates to use technology to make and strengthen those connections and to do some good once theyre in place.
I believe we are finally creating the scientific and technological tools to turn the world into a neighborhood, and that gives you an amazing ethical opportunity, she said.
Honorary Degrees: The university awarded honorary degrees to Gates and six others: Marguerite Barankitse, Max Dale Cooper, David Sean Ferriero, Henry Louis Gates Jr., William Hunt Gross and Judith A. Jamison.
Whats Next: As they looked to what comes next, the graduates had kind parting words for the friends and classmates theyve lived with and learned from.
William Reach, a ROTC grad, will enter the Army as a second lieutenant. Reach, a double major in history and political science, said he wont soon forget his time at Duke.
Its been a privilege to study with such smart, talented people, he said.
Michael Rowland, a visual art major with a certificate in film, said that one of the highlights during his time at Duke was meeting people from many different backgrounds and learning about new cultures.
He loved sitting on the field with his classmates and celebrating their graduation.
It was exhilarating, he said.
A Mothers Day Gift: After the ceremony, graduate Kim Milliam walked down the sidewalk with her husband, James, as their daughters, eight-year-old Sophia and six-year-old Vanessa, scampered around them in celebration.
Milliam earned a master of health science degree and was pleased she could share it with her family, especially on Mothers Day. She hopes her graduation will inspire her own daughters to work just as hard as she did to reach their goals.
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Besides drought, high feed prices, volatile markets, cattlemen will face a new challenge in 2013 with the expiration of the Animal Drug User Fee Act,(known as ADUFA) That is the Food and Drug Administration program is used test all veterinary medicine products, so it can be released. NAIFA is reauthorized every five years. In a interview with KNEB/Rural Radio Network, National Cattlemens Beef Association Vice President of Government Affairs Colin Woodall says ADUFA will expire this year.
Unfortunately ADUFA becomes a platform for activist organizations to come after the ag industry and deny livestock producers this health tool. When ADUFA is brought to Congress, Woodall says this lobby against antibiotics by spreading false information.
That's far from the reality. Woodall says antibiotics for animals undergo more stringent testing than the antibiotics used in human health. Prior to harvesting an animal for human consumption, producer are required to follow withdrawal requirements. Woodall says that allows all antibiotics to out animal's system before that animal can be turned into beef.
Until this week there has been a lot of attention on the election and on the country going over the fiscal cliff. As the 113th United States Congress is underway in Washington DC, NCBA and other groups will begin lobbying in support of ADUFA. With a democratic controlled Senate and a Republican controlled House Woodall anticipates there will be a lot deadlock.
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The thing is, I can't bring myself to go back and read them. It feels like trying to go back to sleep after a nightmare. I just don't want to close my eyes and face those frightening images again.
Or face those pages on which my pain is written so clearly.
I've suggested often on this blog that readers keep a journal. And it's advice I stand by.
I've always kept a journal. In fact, I recently pulled out my journal from grade 8, in order to read a passage or two to a grade eight class I was visiting to talk about writing. It had the usual adolescent angst – a vow to "stop letting Allison bug me", the thrilling news that a boy I liked – gasp! – looked at me and his look "lingered"...at least in my imagination, if not reality.
But as I read further, I found a note I had tucked into the book. A note that my mother had written in the midst of psychotic episode. Her alcoholism, combined with a prescription drug addiction led to some pretty wacko times in our family. She spent a number of years in and out of psychiatric hospitals, being misdiagnosed until some exasperated psychiatrist finally told her to get the hell out and go to an AA meeting. She did. And remained sober – and sane – for 25 years until she died in 2007.
That was then. But for me, when I opened that book from 1978 and found that bizarre note, it felt like now. Right this second. I could remember so clearly the anger. The sense of loss. The confusion. Feelings I had so successfully buried.
And feelings that I've quite successfully buried, I fear, again.
The reason I think they're buried rather than "processed" is that I can't bring myself to open my journals from three years ago. I don't want to feel those feelings again. I'm fine. I can function. I can smile and do my job and parent my children and, for the most part, forget that my husband betrayed me in the worst possible way.
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Samsung: Galaxy S III will not launch at MWC
Samsung has confirmed it will not launch its Galaxy S III handset at Mobile World Congress 2012 later this month. We had heard that the company originally planned to introduce its S II successor in Barcelona this month, but that the firm had decided to delay the news. Samsung released a statement today confirming our report. "The successor to the Galaxy S II smartphone will be unveiled at a separate Samsung-hosted event in the first half of the year, closer to commercial availability of the product," said a spokesperson.
Although the S II successor won't be unveiled at MWC, we're hearing it will be available "before the summer" which matches Samsung's "first half of the year" event date. Speculation on the announcement delay centers around Samsung's US market plans. Samsung was said to be uncomfortable with another long lag between the global launch and US availability.
Samsung says it will still be introducing and demonstrating "exciting new mobile products" at Mobile World Congress 2012 this month, which could include a Galaxy Tab refresh. We are expecting to hear details about its LTE Windows Phone that was rumored for a CES unveil, and more of its smartphone plans for 2012.
"Samsung is looking forward to introducing and demonstrating exciting new mobile products at Mobile World Congress 2012.
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Led by a monster effort from senior forward Yancy Gates, the No. 4 seed Cincinnati Bearcats outlasted the fifth-seeded Georgetown Hoyas 72-70 in double overtime in a Big East Tournament quarterfinal matchup on Thursday.
It's been an infamously up-and-down season for Gates, who was suspended for five games earlier in the year for his role in Cincinnati's on-court brawl with rival Xavier. Thursday was likely the high point of Gates' year, as he scored a season- and game-high 23 points on 10-of-19 shooting.
Though Gates was the high scorer, it was point guard Cashmere Wright's running bank shot with less than eight seconds to play that proved to be the game-winner. Georgetown's Henry Sims missed a three-pointer at the buzzer on the other end of the floor. The missed shot brought a sour end to what was an otherwise tremendous afternoon for Sims, who finished with a team-best 22 points and a career-high 15 rebounds.
After squandering a late lead in regulation, Cincinnati appeared poised to win the game for a second time on overtime. The Bearcats led by three with 30 seconds to play before a Jason Clark layup cut the lead to one. After Dixon again converted just one of two free-throws, Sims narrowly beat the buzzer with a layup to extend the game by another five minutes.
Georgetown, ranked No. 13 in the latest Associated Press Top 25, was the only nationally ranked Big East team that didn't earn one of the four double-byes in the conference tournament. A loss by the Hoyas in their regular-season finale to the Marquette Golden Eagles allowed Cincinnati to move up and snatch the No. 4 seed.
The prize for the Bearcats is their first ever trip to the Big East Tournament semifinals, where the top-seeded Syracuse Orange waits. Tipoff for that game is scheduled for Friday night at 7 p.m. ET, with ESPN on the coverage.
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Since Marquez and Bradley have no interest in fighting Pacquaio in September, who will be Pacman's next opponent? I do not think it would be Rios or Mile High Mike because of the war they were in earlier this year. They both should fight a soft opponent and not a major challenge like Pac. The options that I see Pac can have are all at the 140 mark. 147 is then unless Pac wants to fight someone like Devon Alexander or even possibly Lamont Peterson which would be interesting I do not see much pickings at 147. Pac could fight Zab Judah if he has a good showing against Danny Garcia, I am actually picking Danny to win that fight. He can fight either Marcos Madaina or his fellow country and Matthysee. Which would be a slug fest from the first bell. I am wondering what Arum will do because clearly the match up he wants is not going his way. So I guess we will see who he picks. Does anyone have a clue? I would not be surprised if Bob made an announcement about Pac's next opponent during the weekend of May 4th. It would be smart for him to do.
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Biggest bet right now would be Alvarado. No use in Arum putting Rios in right now for Pacquiao since he just lost. Even if Pac beats him, critics will say oh he beat a fighter who just lost his last fight. Pac needs to fight a winner that will make him look good. Alvarado is a good bet imo. Alvarado can move up to 147 or a catchweight for Alvarado's belt LOL.
Rios can fight Provodnikov at 147 then later meet with Alvarado again as welterweights.
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New York
3.25/5 rDev -14.9%
08-21-2014 14:29:42 | More by malfunxion
4/5 rDev +4.7%
08-03-2014 18:04:16 | More by JoelClark
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
08-02-2014 05:09:20 | More by zestar
New York
4/5 rDev +4.7%
07-29-2014 01:52:25 | More by Matt_Felix
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
07-08-2014 05:29:25 | More by GClarkage
4/5 rDev +4.7%
06-11-2014 18:52:46 | More by Can_has_beer
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
05-30-2014 17:43:24 | More by Latarnik
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
05-29-2014 03:10:55 | More by wrightst
3.76/5 rDev -1.6%
From notes.
12oz bottle purchased at Huckleberry's in Spokane.
Poured a color somewhere between dark brown and ebony, taking on a rubyish shade when held up to light. Big, creamy tan head, that left lots of lace.
The aroma was of roasted malts, with coffee and cocoa notes. No hop notes stood out.
Coffee and cocoa flavors, in pretty much equal amounts, stand out more in the taste than in the aroma. Finishes clean.
Oily mouthfeel, which made for an odd bedfellow when paired up with the clean, lager finish.
Not terribly complex but still an interesting take on, I suppose, a schwarzbier. I would drink this again.
05-04-2014 21:37:01 | More by woemad
New York
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
04-14-2014 16:25:27 | More by wisegreensoul
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
04-13-2014 20:28:54 | More by SoupKitchenBeerSnob
Rhode Island
3.49/5 rDev -8.6%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a dark brown color, with a large off-white head that fades quickly and leaves a thin lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains coffee, chocolate, roasted malts, lager yeast and a touch of hops.
T: The taste starts out bready with a hearty roasted malt character and lager yeast. Then some sweet flavors of coffee and chocolate quickly follow. The hops presence is mild but complementary and brings some balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet and slightly bready.
M: A little crisp and a little smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
O: A little tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, decent kick, good representation of style, this is a decent beer to drink for a while if you're in the mood for the style.
04-13-2014 04:08:05 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
03-27-2014 22:00:27 | More by UncleAddie
4/5 rDev +4.7%
03-27-2014 01:37:38 | More by capuchinpilates
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Pours an opaque brown/black with brilliant ruby highlights ave a frothy beige head that slowly dissipates.
Milk chocolate, lightly toasted malt, and nutty toffee form the initial aroma. Chocolate really dominates, with floral hops and a touch of diacetyl rounding out the finish.
Flavor reveals a huge backbone of sweet, nutty, toffee malt character, which finishes with a hint of slightly bitter roast. Underpinnings of dates, prunes, and figs add complexity. Chocolate is evident throughout, but does not dominate as much as in the aroma.
Body is fairly watery, which is exacerbated by carbonation that's a touch overdone.
Fairly complex malt character. The diacetyl complements the chocolate well. Probably cloyingly sweet to some, I enjoy the indulgence.
02-26-2014 02:10:05 | More by barczar
4.04/5 rDev +5.8%
appearance: Pitch black with a tiny bit of light coming through when held up to a light. Wispy thin layer of head dissipates quickly. Zero lacing. Head doesn't build unless swirled vigourously.
Smell: black currant, chocolate, figs.
Taste: Dark fruits that finishes with a dry, slightly bitter chocolate flavor. As the beer warms the fruit and chocolate flavors meld together better and better but alcohol also becomes present in the taste as well.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied with great feel.
Overall, this is an extremely flavorful beer with a fantastic mouthfeel. Lots of dark fruits balanced out with a cocoa finish. A very soild beer
02-15-2014 22:34:42 | More by bennett_loves_good_beer
New Hampshire
4.16/5 rDev +8.9%
From the 12 fl. oz. bottle. Sampled on February 15, 2014.
The pour is a rich looking deep brown with a tan head that builds up and lingers on top. Attractive looking beer.
They say on the label that there is not coffee or chocolate in the beer. Well the malts must be mingling beautifully because those are the key aromas that I pick up along with a buttery soirt of character.
Light to medium body.
The taste begins sweet with coffee and chocolate along with a kind of black licorice note. There is a thin bitterness at first but it tends to grow as I drink the beer. Although it never takes over the beer.
02-15-2014 21:07:20 | More by puboflyons
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +4.7%
02-09-2014 01:33:39 | More by BeerMeister8
3.58/5 rDev -6.3%
Pours dark brown with a slight off white head that instantly recedes. Aroma leads with some figs and caramel, underneath theres some roastiness with a little earthiness. Flavor offers a nice dose of figs and raisins, caramel, a lttle chocolate and closes out with some roasted coffee grinds. Not very delicate, more heavy handed and direct in its delivery. Fuller bodied, creamy mouthfeel. Overall, solid beer here. Better than I went in expecting it to be.
02-05-2014 00:20:47 | More by denver10
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
02-04-2014 03:03:26 | More by habaceeba
4/5 rDev +4.7%
02-03-2014 14:57:33 | More by kew
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
02-03-2014 14:05:18 | More by cdwil
4/5 rDev +4.7%
02-01-2014 14:13:02 | More by archero
4/5 rDev +4.7%
01-29-2014 18:39:04 | More by CDAtkinson
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
01-28-2014 01:43:09 | More by ThreeFishes
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Wet summer has not yet increased EEE threatBy LISA RATHKE
The Associated Press | July 28,2013Despite a wet summer, Vermonts insect expert isnt seeing an alarming number of mosquitoes that tend to carry Eastern equine encephalitis, which killed two people in the state last year.
But state entomologist Alan Graham warns that its only July and the mosquito season doesnt reach its height until August.
The state started testing mosquitoes in parts of Addison and Rutland counties June 17. Workers collect mosquitoes and ship them off to a lab in New York to check for EEE and West Nile virus.
Mosquitoes are out in huge numbers after a wet summer that has hatched large numbers of the insects. The state has 45 species of mosquitoes, and just an inch of rain can trigger a breeding frenzy in areas of standing water.
And they can come off in enormous numbers and indeed they have, Graham said.
While those species may not carry EEE, they may carry West Nile virus, which also is spread to humans by infected mosquitoes and has turned up in one mosquito pool in Addison County so far this year. West Nile isnt as severe as EEE, but it can still cause significant illness, said state epidemiologist Erica Berl.
But so far the species that tends to carry EEE is down from last year.
Last September, an 89-year-old man from Brandon and a 49-year-old man from Sudbury died from EEE, a rare and potentially fatal brain infection spread by mosquitoes. Health Commissioner Dr. Harry Chen said then that there are usually only six cases a year nationwide, and it was Vermonts first time detecting the disease in humans.
The virus can cause two types of human illness.
One comes on suddenly and is characterized by chills, fever, malaise, joint and muscle pain. A more severe illness affects the central nervous system and causes fever, headache, irritability, restlessness, drowsiness, convulsions and coma.
The mosquito species that tend to carry EEE prefer hardwood acidic swamps, which dont have a lot of water turnover and attract acidic-loving plants, like sphagnum moss, Graham said.
Officials advise residents to take precautions against mosquito bites by avoiding outdoor activities at dusk and dawn, wearing long sleeves and pants, and using insect repellent.
The state could also consider doing aerial pesticide spraying of adult insects as it did last year to cut back on the threat of disease. Some local organizations, such as the Brandon-Leicester-Sudbury-Goshen Insect Control District, routinely spray to kill mosquito larvae in the most active breeding grounds.
There are too many variables to predict if EEE will become a problem, but officials hope testing will serve as an early detection system.
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Fresh off the success of last year's Social Studies LP, Body Language have returned with their trademark sound of future-shocked pop, blended with a dash of Soul and R&B. Or as the Brooklyn quartet puts it, "Our world still exists in an indie-disco bubble; we're just pushing the limits of every genre to a point where the bubble's about to pop."
That's certainly the case with "Lose My Head"—a floor-filler that's driven by late '70s funk licks and diamond-encrusted keys. The Jimmy Edgar remix shakes down the original vocals and lays them cleanly on top of a spacy, no-nonsense acid bassline for a proper throw-back groove. Light Year's remix takes us to the edge of minimalism, with choppedup vocals, chunky 808s, and space-age blips and beeps.
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text: Optionals On every itinerary, we offer a range of optional excursions that allow you to further enhance your experience should you so choose. These are purchased when you are on your trip, via your Trafalgar Travel Director. Depending on the region visited these can be paid with cash or credit card. A reduction of 25% of the cost of the Optional Excursions is offered to all children under the age of 16 years at the time of travel. Please Note: This discount to does not apply to North America optionals, as they are already discounted. VENICE + Canals Of Venice An unforgettable introduction to this unique and magical city! We cruise along the Grand Canal by private water taxi, admiring the magnificent and elegant palazzos. We see the Rialto Bridge and then reach 'the most beautiful outdoor drawing room in the world', St Mark's Square. Later during your Gondola Ride, you will glide along the picturesque smaller canals while a duo of musicians entertains. Code: VEN0001 Adult Price: 69 (EUR) + Lagoon Cruise With Lunch or Dinner Take some time off the beaten track! We are taken by private boat to the nearby islands in the lagoon of Venice. See the island of Murano where the glass blowers live. Lunch or dinner is taken at the picturesque Island of the fishermen, Burano, famous for its multi-coloured houses and a photographer's paradise. Drinks are also included. Code: VEN0014 Adult Price: 69 (EUR) + Majestic Venice Explore hidden parts of the maze of streets which make up this unique city. Your Local Guide will give you fascinating insights into Venice's past and present, through the eyes of a local. A visit to the majestic basilica of St Mark reveals some of its treasures. Behind closed doors we will view some of the prized trophies looted by the Venetians in their rise to power, or alternatively we will visit the outside terrace for exceptional vistas of this remarkable city on water. Code: VEN0007 Adult Price: 35 (EUR) SORRENTO + Capri Highlights Amazing views are in store as we tour the famous 'jet-set' island of Capri. Our excursion includes a cruise around the island to view the famous Faraglioni rocks, and a visit to the villa of Swedish author Axel Munthe, whose gardens are rated amongst the finest in Europe. Private mini buses take us to Anacapri (top of the island), a photographer's dream. (In the event of bad weather a light lunch in a local restaurant will replace the cruise.) Code: SOR0001 Adult Price: 57 (EUR) + Mozzarella Party And Sorrento Countryside Our beautiful drive takes us into the Sorrentino countryside to arrive at an 18th century olive oil mill where we enjoy a guided visit of the gardens, the mill and an ancient wine cellar. We visit the lemon, orange and olive groves and witness a demonstration of how mozzarella and other cheeses of the region are made. Finally, we enjoy a substantial snack of various cheeses, salamis and marinated vegetables washed down with local wine and home-made bread. Code: SOR0006 Adult Price: 43 (EUR) FLORENCE + Dinner Wine And Music In The Tuscan Hills Take a scenic drive through the beautiful Tuscan countryside to a delightful regional restaurant set among the pines and cypress trees. Here a feast of gastronomic specialities awaits, accompanied by song and music. Code: FLO0001 Adult Price: 61 (EUR) + Michelangelos David A guided insight into the world of genius Michelangelo and his masterpiece "David". We enter the Academy of Fine Arts by a preferential reserved entrance and our visit focuses on Michelangelo and his groundbreaking and beautiful sculpture. Code: FLO0004 Adult Price: 36 (EUR) ROME + Magnificent Rome With Free Time For Pizza Cameras at the ready for the magnificent sights awaiting us. With our Local Guide we will discover the many delights that Rome has to offer. These can only be truly appreciated by wandering slowly through the labyrinth of narrow streets and beautiful squares which have developed over more than 2000 years, creating an amazing legacy for us today. The Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain are just two of the fine monuments en route. Later you will have free time to eat at the Trattoria of your choice in one of the piazzas. Code: ROM0005 Adult Price: 33 (EUR) + Roman Evening With Dinner A light hearted evening in Rome. We will relax and enjoy a typical Italian meal (drinks included), while live musicians entertain us. To complete our evening, we will drive along the Via Veneto, a location made famous by the film 'La Dolce Vita' and see how the Romans enjoy their city. A wonderful end to our day. Code: ROM0014 Adult Price: 60 (EUR)


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Thursday should be too.
Right now it looks like rain this weekend - keep your
fingers crossed - that could change.
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Scott Edward Godin, Dissect (1998)
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J Peter Koene, Children impaling Frogs (1998)
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Éric Morin, Clone (1997)
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Justin Mariner, Lojic (1997)
Yannick Plamondon, Les voitures d'eau (1998)
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Ana Sokolović, Géométrie sentimentale (1997)
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Gordes and the Luberon Valley
View of the medieval town of Gordes, one of the prettiest villages in France. The town has been occupied since neolithic times and the imposing stone structures were built to withstand invading armies throughout the millenia. Tuesday is market day, and the town is just as pretty to walk around as it is to look at.
Panoramique Arrivée sur Gordes
dans le méandre des ruelles de cette ville extraordinaire!
D'origine romane (XIIème),En arrivant à Gordes, on se laisse surprendre par la grandeur imposante du ...
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As you motor through Provence, taking in the sights, smells and food that it has to offer, it can be ...
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France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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Green group takes energy use pictures of 100 homes (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Green group takes energy use pictures of 100 homes
11:00am Saturday 18th January 2014 in News By Emma Harrison
Paul Skinner and Peter Lefort from Rose Hill and Iffley Low Carbon Group with thermal imaging camera
ALMOST 100 people have signed up to be part of a low carbon group's thermal imaging campaign.
Rose Hill and Iffley Low Carbon Group are taking pictures of residents' homes for two weeks from yesterday with a special thermal imaging device, to find out how energy efficient they are.
The photos will reveal where heat is escaping from homes and wasting energy.
Participants will be invited to a meeting at 2.30pm on February 15 at Rose Hill and Donnington Advice Centre in Ashhurst Way to discuss the findings and be offered advice on keeping heat in the home.
Group member Paul Skinner, from Rose Hill, said he thinks the huge response is because of people's concerns about energy price rises.
He said: "The response has been much better than we expected.
"We will be working quite hard over the next couple of weeks.
"People realise more and more that reducing energy use is good for their own finances as well as being a good thing to be doing in terms of reducing our carbon footprint."
Residents who are having the pictures taken need to make sure they have the heating on when the group comes to take the photo.
The heating needs to have been on for a few hours before they arrive.
Mr Skinner added: "We will be going to the houses and taking a thermal image of the front of the house and maybe the back if they request us to.
"Then we will let people have the image we have taken and we are offering a follow up meeting for everyone involved to come along and help them to understand what the image shows and also to talk with a couple of people knowledgeable in the field.
"The main thing is to get people thinking about their energy use."
Community Action Groups Oxfordshire has provided the camera for the campaign.
The Energy Saving Trust recommends having at least 270mm of loft insulation. Up to £180 a year could be saved by installing loft insulation.
For homes built after 1920, it is likely that the external walls are made of two layers of brick with a gap or cavity between them and cavity wall insulation fills that gap.
The average installation cost is between £450 and £500, but it can save residents up to £140 a year.
Draught-proofing doors and windows, sealing skirting boards with silicone sealant and fitting a chimney draught excluder could save £55 a year.
The Government runs The Warm Home Discount scheme where eligible residents could get a £135 discount on their electricity bill.
Visit gov.uk/the-warm-home-discount-scheme for more information.


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I, like many out there, have my doubts about the Creative Cloud in terms of it being the singular way to gain access to Adobe software in the future. However, as I've been browsing around in the Creative Cloud, I've come across some pretty cool things, some of which are completely irrelevant to filmmaking and some of which are more relevant than ever. Perhaps the most helpful tool I've come across is one that came with Adobe's partnership with the creative content network, Behance. That tool is ProSite, and it allows you to create and completely customize your own portfolio or creative company website, and the best part is that it's completely free with an Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription. More »


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Fun and Free Ways to Improve Reading Skills
Help your elementary-aged kids prepare for year-end tests, or get ready for the next school year.
Message Mania
Make print meaningful! Using paper, chalkboard or whiteboard, frequently record little notes, messages, reminders, etc. back and forth to your child.
Bake Up a Storm
Encourage your child to practice reading skills by following a recipe to make something yummy!
Be a Comic
With your child, read a comic book as a play, with each of you taking on a role or two. Change your voice for each character.
Partner Tales
On paper, write a few sentences to begin an exciting story. Then, pass it to your child for her/him to carefully read what you've written, and then add a few more sentences to continue the story. Then, it's your turn again, and so on, until the story is finished. Read it together.
Crazy Quips
On 20 strips of paper, record five names (i.e. George Washington), five action words (i.e. burped), five places (i.e. on the moon), and five time periods (i.e. last night). Then, have your child take a strip from each group to build crazy sentences.
Context Clues
Cover every fifth word in a story. (Post-It Notes work well.) Then, have your child read the story, using context clues to predict what the blank words might say.
Time for Tapes
Have your child read a favorite story on tape, using lots of expression. Ring a bell when it is time to turn the page. Encourage him/her to listen to the tape often, while following along in the book.
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There are new details in one family's fight for justice. After a grand jury decided not to indict a Deland Police Officer
who ran Marlon Brown over, Brown's family along with their attorney are calling
for an independent investigation. They say the autopsy report drafted by the
Medical Examiner's office is inaccurate.
"At best it
was inaccurate, and it was done unintentional, at worst it was intentional, and
it was some conspiracy to deceive the truth from this family," said
Benjamin Crump, Brown Family Attorney.
Brown's family
along with Crump and the funeral director that prepared Brown's body all say the
medical examiner's report is false.
"It is my
conclusion, that the trauma to his head and neck, and the multiple compound
fractures and contusions, came from the force of the impact from the vehicle
hitting his body," said James Cusack, the funeral director.
The autopsy report
states that there's no evidence that brown was struck by the vehicle, it also
says there were no contusions to the upper or lower body, and lists the cause
of death as Mechanical Asphyxia.
"I saw
compound fractures, to the point where fluid would not go in," Cusack
Cusack is not a
doctor, but says based on his forty years of experience, Brown's injuries were due
to blunt force trauma.
"I saw an
indication that his neck was very loose, where you could move it, which to me
was an indication that there were some contusions if not a complete
break," Cusack said.
The report also
states that Brown slipped and fell, and the police car came to a stop on top of
him. The family says the dash cam video that they released last week clearly
refutes that claim.
"The medical
examiner's report was a lie, it enhances the families belief and feelings that
we have been betrayed by our criminal justice system," said Krystal Brown,
Brown's former wife.
"They based
their determination on inaccurate evidence, so if there's new evidence that
evidence should be submitted to the grand jury," Crump said.
The associate
medical examiner who performed the autopsy was terminated earlier this month
for unknown reasons. The Deland police officer involved was fired in June.
In response to the
family's claims, a Volusia County spokesman released a brief statement saying
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How to Handle Objections
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- Always remember that you want to partner to help the 46 million Americans with arthritis.
- Make sure you fully understand the decision process. What are the criteria for the decision? When is the decision going to be made? How is it going to be made? Who is going to make it? Try and get your appointment with a decision-maker, not a pass-along gatekeeper.
- Don't tolerate maybes. (I'll think it over. Call me next week.) Be alert that maybes mean the decision-maker is probably leaning towards not accepting your proposal.
- A positive decision is more likely to be made when many yes answers have outweighed a few nos. When the nos come, address them head-on to turn them into a yes. Handling objections is part of the negotiation process. Get comfortable with them, and do not take them personally.
Step 1: Establish Readiness
- Determine whether your potential partner is willing and able to consider a collaboration to deliver programs.
- Ask the potential partner to agree in advance that a decision will be made at the end of your presentation.
- Find out any compelling reasons why your prospect may or may not want to make a commitment to you so you can make a more relevant presentation.
- Make sure that the timing of your ask is appropriate. Learn upfront when new budgets come out.
- Do all of the above BEFORE you make your ask. This will prevent you from wasting your time making a presentation to someone who cannot or will not decide to say yes.
Step 2: Clarify the nature of the objection
- Ask questions to clarify reported barriers and to determine if the objection raised is based on a misunderstanding or a real difference of opinion. For example:
- Potential partner: "We never have requests for this kind of program."
- AF/ State:
- "How do you account for this lack of requests?"
- "Could it be that your employees aren't aware of such programs or that they don't want to attend a program on-site?"
- "Could they be concerned about being identified as having arthritis?"
Step 3: Formulate suitable responses
- Ask yourself, "What do I know to be true?"
- Generate a list of potential objections and potential responses in advance. For example:
- Potential partner: "We already offer the (X name) exercise program."
- AF/ State:
- "What benefits does your organization and your constituents gain from the X program?"
- "Did you know that the AF program is specifically designed to meet the needs of people with arthritis, many of whom have co-morbid conditions such as heart disease and diabetes? How beneficial do you think such a program would be to your constituents?"
Step 4: Elicit answers from the potential partner
- Ask questions that get the potential partner to answer their own objections. For example:
- AF/ State:
- "What is your capacity to market more than one program?"
- "How do you predict that the AF program would do if you marketed it to the same extent you do your other program?"
- "How beneficial do you think it would be for your constituents to have access to a variety of programs offered at different days or times?
- "Given the proven benefits of the AF program, would you be willing to give it a trial run to see how it could help your constituents?"
- "What other options do you see that would help address the issues that you've raised?"


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Floyd has some new difficulties going into this battle that he has not had before. First of all, he is getting mature, he is 36, and some of the organic capabilities usually gradually vanish as we get mature. Now Floyd will have to use his intellect to win battles rather than his organic capabilities. He has always been a skilled fighter so intellect should not be a issue. He is also arriving from a while off and nobody knows how this will impact him in the band. He has recruited his dad as go instructor because he sensed he took too much harm in his last battle, so we will see how that goes to.
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A Celtic Christmas
Friday, Dec 19 7:30p
Contra Dance
Saturday, Sep 13 6:30p
Chico Grange Hall, ChicoLive music by the Pub Scouts. Beginner orientation: 6:30 p.m. Dancing: 7-10 p.m. $8 adults, $4 teens/students. $7 members. Fingerfoods welcome.
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Senator Theatre, ChicoGareth Emery
Swing, Ballroom Dancing
Friday, Sep 5 7:30p
Chico Sports Club, ChicoSwing Ballroom dancing. First, Third Fridays. Lesson 6:30-7:30 p.m. Dancing to DJ Miro 7:30-9:30 p.m. Nonmembers $5. All ages welcome.
Night Club Two-Step
Tuesday, Sep 2 7:30p
Chico Women's Club, ChicoNight Club Two-Step all levels, no partner required. Ongoing.
Ballroom and Swing classes
Tuesday, Sep 2 6:30p
Chico Women's Club, Chicoallroom and Swing classes. Ballroom, 6-7:30 p.m.: Waltz, Fox Trot, Tango, Cha-cha, Night Club 2-Step, more. Swing, 7:30-9 p.m.: Jitterbug, East Coast Swing, Lindy Hop, Charleston. All ages...
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Hot Cherry Hip Hop with DJ Lois
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Joe's Bar, ChicoHot Cherry Hip Hop with DJ Lois. Ongoing.
Eskrima, Zumba, Salsa
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Studio One, ChicoEskrima taught by Luis Chavez, 5 p.m.; Zumba by Tamara DeMello 5:30 p.m.; Salsa intro by Luke Scherba, 7 p.m.; Salsa level 2 by Marck Weisberg, 7 p.m.; Salsa level 3 by Mark Weisberg, 8 p.m...
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Sunday, Sep 7 7:00p
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Thursday, Sep 4 7:00p
The Maltese, ChicoBuck Night and DJ Dance Party. Ongoing
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Sunday, Sep 14 5:15p
Veterans Memorial Hall, ParadiseRumba Lesson with DJ Long, 5:30-6:15 p.m., $5. Dancing from 6:15-8 p.m. $5.
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Thursday, Sep 4 6:30p
Italian Garden Restaurant & Lounge, ParadiseDance lessons: 6-7:30 p.m. Karaoke: 7:30 p.m. to closing. Ongoing
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Comfortable all day cragging shoe. As per last review,…
Materials: leather and synthetic
Use: cragging
Break-in Period: good from the start!
Comfortable all day cragging shoe. As per last review, also have required resoling rather quickly and the red-dye while not a nuisance is something to be aware of. Some stretch, but not major.
Recommend for beginners to intermediate getting into the sport, but when you want something for technical edging etc you may want to upgrade.
A very comfortable climbing shoe that has proven to…
Use: All day climbing shoe
Break-in Period: around 2 weeks
Price Paid: $90
A very comfortable climbing shoe that has proven to be a very decent climbing shoe. Currently, mine are getting resoled and I feel as though a piece of me has died inside. I await the moment of their return so I may once again feel whole.
Even though it dyes your feet red for days, the comfort that this shoe offers is incredible. The shoe is also quite great on grip but is not a very aggressive shoe.
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Free Shipping. La Sportiva Men's Nago Shoe FEATURES of the La Sportiva Men's Nago Shoe Ventilated upper with a perforated, lined synthetic leather arch area for moisture management A great fit that delivers performance and comfort 5mm vibram XS Edge sticky rubber outsole SPECIFICATIONS of the La Sportiva Men's Nago Shoe Weight: 8.04 oz / 228 g Upper: Leather/ Synthetic Leather Lining: Dry-Best in tongue and arch only Midsole: 1.1mm LaspoFlex Sole: 5mm Vibram XS Edge Construction: Slip Lasted Last: PN 45 This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.
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Earlier today, SI.com released their Top 25 preseason college football rankings and Nebraska was not included. How can this be? Nebraska is a blue blood that has consistently won 9-10 games a year...
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Week 12 features a SEC team at #2.
There are many one loss teams. There are many two loss teams. Rank them? HA!
Alabama remains a boring #1, but Kansas State moves to #2
Not a lot of changes to this week's college football rankings. The top teams remain the same, although Stanford drops after being upset by Washington in a great game on Thursday night.
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Nebraska rises to #13 in this week's full BlogPoll Top 25.
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Don't wait for a holidayPosted Monday, December 12, 2011, at 3:31 PM
I realize that Thanksgiving has already passed us by, but who says that we need the holiday to share those things that we deem worth being thankful for?
First and foremost I am thankful for my faith and the belief that our savior has given so much for us and that I believe in Heaven and that I will someday be reunited with those that have gone before me.
I am thankful that my parents have raised me to be a respectful, kind and considerate person. I am not without sin, in no way perfect, but the values that my parents have instilled in me are the very same that I had taught my offspring. I must say that they are great listeners and that they practice what I preach. Therefore I am thankful for my wonderful children. God has given me some rather great kids. Don't get me wrong, there are those times where... but all in all I consider myself to be very blessed to be able to claim them as my own.
I shall not forget my wonderful grandchildren. Every single one of them bring me such joy! I am so thankful that they all came into this world without complications and that they are all very healthy. Not much compares to the sound of Madison screaming "Grandma" as she runs to give me a hug...and this happens every time that she sees me. Don't get me wrong, each and every one of them has their own greeting for me, right down to the youngest one, Cash. He may not talk as of yet, but the look in his eyes and the little grin on his young face when I chat with him is enough to reinforce the fact that he too loves his G-ma!
Let us not leav out my husband Craig. I am not sure where I would be without him, would be quite boring that I do know. He has a way of making the best of even the worst moments. Just one silly antic can turn my frown upside down. He is a very giving man, I am so grateful for his wit, his loving way and for the fact that he puts up with someone like me!
Thank you to all of my family members and many friends for being such a large part of my life. If a person is measured by the number of loved ones that they have, well let me tell you I fare pretty darned well. I have no real count as to how many folks that I can call friend, but I know that each and every one of them I do know by name!
Moral of the story is; don't wait for a holiday to let those that you are thankful for know just how thankful that you are. Take a moment each and every day to let at least one of them know!
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"You still had everything we needed for patient safety," says Nurse Kelly Benson.
Except for the shock factor, employees at Baptist Medical Center South didn't skip a beat.
"Everything inside the nurses' station was fully operational," adds Benson.
The hospital quickly switched to generator power seconds after an electrical explosion knocked out the lights.
"We immediately go in to what we consider an internal disaster," says Chief Executive Officer, Robin Barca.
The blast was small--a hole in the middle of a metal conductor.
Getting to it, though, was no small task.
The piece was two stories underground and only accessible by a ladder.
Not to mention, there was a delay getting the new part. The only place officials could find one was Minnesota.
"We then contracted with a truck and two drivers that could drive straight through all 1,200 miles, even in the midst of a snowstorm," adds Barca.
Meanwhile, hospital administrators camped out in what's called the hub--two rooms where officials could monitor the medical center around the clock.
"Where we need to know what's going on with the hospital and what resources we have available," says one administrator.
Essential patient services weren't affected. In fact, anything plugged in to red emergency outlets received generator power.
Things like overhead lights, and televisions did not.
"We were able to get newspapers and magazines for the patients," adds Benson.
"We really were doing everything we could to take care of them," adds Barca.
Because the overhead lights were out many nurses wore head lamps to administer shots and medications.
Administrators also circulated a letter for patients explaining what happened and why certain non-essential services were unavailable. They ordered extra conductors from the Minnesota company just in case something similar happens again.
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the ship....the ship itself is massive,and we have to say beautiful.kept spick and span by the hardworking crew.the pool areas were lovelly and we could always find a sunbed,even on sea days.the ship inside was stunning .the promenade area was great,a real focal point of the ship,lined with shops and restaurants.there was the hard sell for duty free etc but nobody is forced to buy anything.there was also plenty of quiet areas to sit in.
food....we had first sitting in the romeo and juliet dining room.could not fault the food plenty of choice and always very good.i have wheat and dairy intolerance and the wait staff were brilliant.i ordered my food the night before for the next night so that it was prepared specially and could not fault it.the windjammer was also good and again with very helpful staff i could always find something to eat.also had gluten free pizza in sorrentos pizza bar, again fine.my husband can eat anything and he was spoilt for choice.there was also plenty of juices and squashes freely available at mealtimes.
entertainment.....could not be faulted.loved the parties on the promenade deck.plenty of shows and entertainment.also regular quizzes,talks,casino etc etc.
cabin.....had a inside cabin,plenty of storage space,good shower.not loads of room,but we were never very long in the cabin anyway.
staff.....all were brilliant.very friendly and helpful.all of the staff were hardworking but always had a smile.
other passengers....heard lots of moans from other passengers,'the ship is too big''too many people'to'the weather is bad'.....hello........you were on a winter cruise on the largest cruise ship in europe...what do you expect!!! believe me there was nothing at all to moan about.
great cruise,great ship,great staff,great food,great entertainment...nothing else to say.


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Welcome to The Olde Hitching Post
Welcome to the Hitching Post Restaurant and Tavern located on Route 58 in Hanson, MA. We are a family owned and operated restaurant and offer home cooked, freshly prepared entrees that are sure to send you home smiling.
We are open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. Breakfast is served Saturday and Sunday mornings and dinner is served from 1:00 P.M. on Sunday.
The recently renovated Tavern opens at 4:00 P.M Tuesday through Sunday offering appetizers and dinner. The Tavern has two full bars, four large screen TV's and is the ideal spot to meet friends or stop in to watch the Game.
The Hitching Post is the perfect place to host your next special event or family get together. Our dining room seats up to 60 guests and for more intimate gatherings we offer two private rooms seating up to 18 guests.
We are small wedding specialists and handle all the details allowing you to enjoy your special day with friends and family. Memories start at The Olde Hitching Post.
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As the Arizona Fall League comes to an end, a handful of Mets are playing for pride in World Baseball Classic qualifiers.
Minor lg. spring training games begin today vs the Cardinals. The 3A & 2A teams stay in St. Lucie while the A-ball teams travel to Jupiter.— Mets Farm Report (@MetsFarmReport) March 17, 2012
The Triple-A Buffalo Bisons tied the Memphis Redbirds 1-1. LHP Mark Cohoon started and pitched three scoreless. RHP Dylan Owen followed with three more scoreless. RHP Collin McHugh and LHP Jack Leathersich also pitched in this one, apparently not as effectively. IF Wilmer Flores provided the offense with a solo HR. The Double-A Binghamton Mets won 9-3 over the Springfield Cardinals. RHP Zack Wheeler got the start allowing one unearned over 3 IP with 1 H, 3 BB, 1 K, 1 HBP. He was reportedly touching 97 mph and threw 33 of his 52 pitches for strikes (63%). OF Cory Vaughn and IF Travis Ozga hit back-to-back homers in the second; Ozga finished a triple shy of the cycle. RHP Domingo Tapia and LHP Angel Cuan got the starts for the two A-ball clubs in Jupiter.
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The UC basketball team is up to seventh in this week's new AP top 25, the Bearcats' highest ranking under head coach Mick Cronin.
UC jumped six spots in the polls after beating No. 12 Louisville and South Florida this past week.
The Bearcats reached as high as eighth last season in the AP poll and are back in the top 10 for the first time since.
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