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I went here for dinner one night at around 7PM and wanted to try the pizza with cheese made from tofu as well as a seitan pastry. However, another customer who was a local, mentioned to me that everything is prepared in advance and that the pizza, seitan pastry, pasta, etc had been sitting around all day. He recommended the sandwiches as they were cold sandwiches and so were ok even though they had been made at around 11AM. I had the hemp burger which had tofunaise; it was big, filling and tasty. The other customer mentioned Upcafe was good for lunch as then the food was fresh. I returned the next day around 2PM and by that time, they had sold out of a lot of their items. However, I had already eaten at their sister restaurant and just wanted coffee with soy milk (they also have oat milk). Unlike, their sister restaurant Makro Vega, Upcafe has wifi so it's a nice place to sit for a while. I also asked whether they had the means to heat up food if I got it in the evening and they said they did. They also have two set lunches which are 35 kuna; one is a healthy lunch and the other is a protein lunch. They are the same every day though and given my limited time in Split, I didn't get a chance to try them. Upcafe seems like a very nice place for coffee or sandwiches.Pros: has soy and oat milk, free wifi
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Choriocarcinoma is a quick-growing form of cancer that occurs in a woman's uterus (womb). The abnormal cells start in the tissue that would normally become the placenta, the organ that develops during pregnancy to feed the fetus.
Choriocarcinoma is a type of gestational trophoblastic disease.
Chorioblastoma; Trophoblastic tumor; Chorioepithelioma; Gestational trophoblastic neoplasia
Choriocarcinoma is an uncommon, but very often curable cancer that occurs during pregnancy. A baby may or may not develop in these types of pregnancy.
The cancer may occur after a normal pregnancy. However, it most often occurs with a complete hydatidiform mole
. The abnormal tissue from the mole can continue to grow even after it is removed, and can turn into cancer. About half of all women with a choriocarcinoma had a hydatidiform mole, or molar pregnancy.
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Many women (about 70%) who have a poor outlook at first go into remission (a disease-free state).
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you develop symptoms within 1 year after a hydatidiform mole or pregnancy.
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McGee J, Covens A. Gestational trophoblastic disease: hydatidiform mole, nonmetastatic and metastatic gestational trophoblastic tumor: diagnosis and management. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 35.
Braunstein GD. Endocrine changes in pregnancy. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology, 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 21.
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2009 Renewables
Renewable energy resources presently provide approximately 1/3 of Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E's) total electric portfolio, including 13% from resources eligible under California's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) Program. PG&E is seeking new contracts with generators to increase the level of RPS-eligible renewable generation to 20% by 2010-2013. In this 2009 Renewables RFO, PG&E is seeking Offers from sellers pursuant to which PG&E would enter into agreements to purchase energy and capacity from Eligible Renewable Resources (ERR) meeting PG&E's resource needs and California's RPS program for the years 2009 and beyond. Parties interested in submitting Offers in response to this RFO are referred to PG&E's Solicitation Protocol and other RFO-related data and information described below.
2009 Renewables RFO Targeted Schedule
|PG&E Issues RFO
|June 29, 2009
|Notice of Intent to Bid Due
|July 17, 2009
|Bidders Conference
|July 21, 2009
|Bidders Workshop
|August 3, 2009
|Deadline for Submission of Offers
|August 24, 2009
|PG&E selects shortlist
|October 28, 2009
|CPUC issues Market Price Referent (MPR)
|4th Quarter 2009
|Execution of Final Agreements and Submit for CPUC Approval
|by May 31, 2010
2009 Renewables RFO Protocol, Power Purchase Agreement, Related Information and Data
- 2009 Amended RPS Solicitation Protocol, Issued June 29, 2009 (DOC, 769 KB)
- Attachments to Solicitation Protocol
- Attachment A: RPS Solicitation Protocol Agreement (DOC, 39 KB)
- Attachment B: Form of Letter of Credit (DOC, 44 KB)
- Attachment C: Notice of Intent to Bid (DOC, 45 KB)
- Attachment D: Offer Form (XLS, 439 KB) Updated 07-31-09
- Attachment E: Participant Credit-Related Information Form (DOC, 497 KB)
- Attachment F: FERC Order 717 Waiver (DOC, 29 KB)
- Attachment G: Non Disclosure Agreement (DOC, 66 KB)
- Attachment H: Form of Power Purchase Agreement (DOC, 0.9 MB) Updated 07-10-09
- Attachment I: Key Commercial Terms for the Option to Acquire a Renewable Generating Facility (DOC, 67 KB)
- Attachment J: Key Commercial Terms of Renewable Power Purchase and Sale Agreement for Renewable Generating Facility (DOC, 108 KB)
- Attachment K: Detailed Least Cost Best Fit Evaluation Criteria (DOC, 398 KB) Revised 08-19-09
- Attachment L: Supplier Diversity Questionnaire (DOC, 25 KB)
- Attachment M: Joint Development and/or Joint Ownership - Required Detailed Participant Information (DOC, 52 KB)
- Attachment N: Short Term Offers, Additional or Substitute Provisions (DOC, 74 KB) Updated 07-10-09
Pursuant to Decision (D) 09-06-018, the utilities were required to use the project viability calculator that was developed and made available by Energy Division staff, to evaluate all bids received in response to their 2009 RPS solicitation. The project viability calculator may be downloaded here or from the CPUC's RPS website.
2009 Bidders Workshop
The Bidders Workshop was presented on August 3 at 10:00 AM (PDT) through the webinar. The intention of the workshop is to provide guidance on "Attachment D" as well as the "PPA".
To view the Presentation to Attachment D (PPT, 1.6 MB) and the Guidance for Inputs to the Power Purchase Agreement (PPT, 268 KB) run this in slide show mode. If you have any questions send an email to the firstname.lastname@example.com.
2009 Bidders Conference
PG&E's RPS Bidder's Conference and the Imperial Valley Conference for 2009 was held at PG&E's facilities located at 245 Market Street on July 21, 2009 from 1:00 - 4:00 PM.
The presentations for both conferences are posted below.
- 2009 PG&E RPS Bidders Conference (PPT, 592 KB)
- Imperial Valley Conference (PPT, 1 MB)
We had received several questions from the attendees at the Bidder's Conference. The Q&A is posted below.
Over 250 people attended the Bidder's Conference either in the auditorium at PG&E's facilities or via the webinar. We have had several request to publish the list of the attendees.
- Q&A from the July 21 Bidder's Conference (DOC, 93 KB) Revised 07-30-09
- List of Attendees (XLS, 51 KB)
Q&A from the Renewable RFO mailbox
We have received a lot of questions from the renewable mailbox. We will continue to post these Q&A's as needed.
- Questions through August 7, 2009 (DOC, 108 KB)
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Decision and Orders
The CPUC issued D.09-06-018 (09-06-018.DOC, 325 KB) on June 8, 2009, that conditionally accepted the RPS Plans. The 2009 RPS Plan was approved on June 29, 2009.
Transmission Ranking Cost for Potential Generation
On October 1, 2008 PG&E filed Draft Transmission Ranking Cost Report ("TRCRs") with the Commission. The TRCR's for the 2009 RPS were approved on April 29, 2009 under R. 08-08-009.
California Energy Commission (CEC) Guidebooks
- Renewables Portfolio Standard Eligibility Guidebook, Third Edition, January 2008, Publication No. CEC-300-2007-006-ED3-CMF (PDF, 2.7 MB)
- New Renewable Facilities Program Guidebook, March 2007, Publication No. CEC-300-2007-002-CMF (PDF, 466 KB)
- Overall Program Guidebook, January 2008, Publication No. CEC-300-2007-003-ED2-CMF (PDF, 183 KB)
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Tampa Bay's Getaway in Tampa
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,100 - $ 2,200 / week
$ 3,200 - $ 5,500 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful house centraly located close to theme parks, beaches, Raymond James Stadium, Steinbrenner Field, airport, museums and everything that tampa has to offer.It's all within 15 minutes or less.
Our house has a great feel to it, everyone falls in love. Our comfortable, cozy and extra clean house has peolple coming back from all over the globe.
house rental amenities
While indoors you can play darts, board games, or just kick back and enjoy a movie on our beautifull TV. Every rooms has its own tv and dvd player.
Also if you need to do some work we have a desk and a printer and fast WiFi..
Enjoy a great backyard with a wooden deck and plenty of seating, 2 grills to choose from.
Best part our house its private with only one neighbor on one side, gives you that privacy everyone loves while on vacation
activities and attractions in Tampa Gulf Coast Central
if you like the beach the beaches are 14 minutes away, one beach is 5 minutes away. The whole family will love Bush Gardens Theme Park only 13 minute drive or just go see a football game only 13 minutes away. Take a walk on one of florida's amazing Piers.
If you want to go out for the night, Hyde Park has a great night life its a quick 15 minutes. Great restaurants all over. More theme parks and its just the place you and your family will love to be at.
vacation rental rates
Daily rate is 200.00-375.00 a night
Weekly rate is 1100.00-2200.00 a week
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Fandom, Newsstand, Movies, CinematicalThe answer to that question appears to be everything! In a piece entitled Danny McBride, We Don't Get You!, writer Christopher Rosen takes the comedian to task for everything from his "ugly and unredeemable characters" to a more general complaint that the man is just plain unfunny. Rosen goes on to describe McBride as "...Will Ferrell, only without the charm or talent." Ouch, did McBride run over this guy's dog with a piece of Kenny F**king Powers Awesomeness, or what?
But Rosen has plenty of venom to go around, and he also tears a strip off McBride's latest comedy partner, David Gordon Green. The two worked together on the HBO series East Bound and Down and announced last year that they would be working together again on the medieval comedy, Your Highness. But according to Rosen, Green's choice to work with McBride is the equivalent of getting career advice from Tommy Chong.
McBride first appeared in the low-budget comedy The Foot Fist Way, but all I needed was a little Hot Rod and I was hooked (between McBride and Bill Hader, I wasn't quite sure who'd become my new comedy boyfriend). Since then McBride has taken small throwaway background parts and turned them into great works of scene-stealing hilarity. Okay, maybe his particular brand of humor isn't for everyone -- but comedy is by far the most subjective genre out there, since in the end everyone's sense of humor is a little different. But is it really fair to proclaim that someone is without talent, charm, or frankly any redeemable qualities just because their style isn't your thing?
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Elegance & Luxury I in Waikiki: Large Studio Full Kitchen!! in Waikiki
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 3
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community Royal Garden Waikiki
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$ 3,300 - $ 3,300 / month
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Welcome to our lovely condo at the luxurious Royal Garden at Waikiki where we offer a privately owned elegant & affordable large studio with kitchen on a private upper floor in a five star rated Wyndham Resort right in central Waikiki!! The RGW has been completed renovated inside & outside in 2011 as well as our studio!!
Royal Garden at Waikiki has one of the most lavish marble lobbies in all of Waikiki. Catch your breath as you enter into the grand front marble foyer. You will marvel at the exquisite marble flooring, columns, & walls, gold leaf crown molding, extravagant mirrors & gorgeous chandeliers in this European styled Resort with 5 floors of privately owned condos set in a serene tropical garden. Revel in the luxury of the gorgeous & lavish designer Michael Amini Collections of Italian Rococo Palais Royale armoires, desk, nightstands, & regal queen-size bed w/ luxurious gold 500 thread count bed linens & beautiful comforters, crown molding, exquisite draperies, inviting flooring & custom European colors.
The elegant bathroom features marble flooring, marble countertops, marble walls, & marble surround walls in the shower. The shower has an overhead rain style showerhead w/ great water pressure. Put your head back on the marble head rest & soak in the elegant bathtub fit just for Royalty. Spoil yourself with Italian soaps, plenty of bath towels in all sizes including super-sized bath towels.
Enjoy the full kitchen w/ a 4 burner range & oven, separate kitchen sink, full size refrigerator/freezer so you can create a tasty meal in your home away from home. The kitchen is well equipped w/ most anything you need including a microwave, toaster, coffee grinder & maker, electric tea pot, blender, rice cooker, cutting boards, knives & sharpener, cooking utensils of all types, graters, salad spinner, elegant & casual dishes, silverware, glassware, dish drainer & towels, and much more! Or enjoy the multitude of high end to fast food restaurants all within easy walking distance.
The wall of floor to ceiling windows & sliding door offer the most spectacular, stunning & amazing panoramic views from our high floor so you can view the Ala Wai Canal & Bridges, Pacific Ocean, Ko'olau Mountain Range, Punch Bowl Crater, Waikiki Landmark, Honolulu City Lights, Garden-Style Pool & Terrace, Fort D Russy Park, Kalakaua Avenue, Canoe Paddlers, Friday Night Fireworks, Unforgettable Sunsets & Rainbow Views, & much, much more!! Relish in your privacy w/ other condos off in the distance & w/ the privacy tint on all the windows.
The Royal Garden at Waikiki is a non-smoking & no pets allowed building. In consideration of our future guests, there is a strict NO SMOKING & NO PETS policy at this property inside or outside as fines are issued for violations. Also, this condo is not suitable for children, as it has been decorated with fine furnishings for discerning adults.
Enjoy the Hawaiian Gift Bag awaiting your arrival to our condo. If lavishness, elegance & luxury are what you have in mind for your Waikiki vacation, make yourself at home in our beautiful VRBO.
We look forward to your arrival!! Aloha & Mahalo, Marcy & Henry
studio rental amenities
There is a brand new large laundry facility full of new washers & dryers & a new Fitness Center which features cardiovascular, resistance equipment & free weights all at no charge to our registered guests!
The beautiful lawn & garden-style pool is a great place to unwind & is located in a peaceful setting w/ a garden terrace, lounging chairs & tables w/ umbrellas, gas BBQ w/ outside dining tables & his/her saunas, bathrooms & showers. There are also beach bags, towels & coolers to take to Waikiki Beach, a snorkeling adventure, or to Fort DeRussy Beach Park.
Watch the Friday evening fireworks at 7:45 pm from our balcony or catch up on your TV programs on the 32" flat screen LCD TV that offers a multitude of HD channels & HBO.
The staff is exceptionally friendly, gracious, professional, attentive & they look forward to helping you in any way they can. There are also 24 hour manned security guards & bellhops/porters, as well as a concierge desk available to help you find the many fun things to do.
There is secured covered valet parking at Royal Garden at Waikiki for a surcharge. There are also 3 self-parking lot choices for a nominal daily fee just 1/2 to 1 block away from our condo as well as metered & free street parking after 6:00 pm & all day on Sundays on Olohana Street. There is no need to rent a car since this condo is located right in Central Waikiki. You can walk 1/2 block & hop on the Waikiki Pink Line Trolley for $2.00, or the Blue or Green Line Trolleys that take you all around Waikiki, to the Honolulu Zoo, to Diamond Head Crater or use the city bus system to take you to other fun places island wide.
Settle in at the desk, if you need to touch base with home or work while using the free & secured WiFi internet access directly from the condo. An iron & full sized ironing board are in the condo for your convenience.
Embrace the pleasant Hawaiian tropical breezes from our studio balcony, or choose to use the ultra-quiet split air conditioning system when dining at the table inside while still admiring the outstanding views.
activities and attractions in Waikiki Oahu
Royal Garden at Waikiki is located in a safe, quiet, peaceful residential area of Waikiki located on Olohana Street away from the street noise of Kalakaua Ave. & Kuhio Ave. It is only a 1 minute walk to Kalakaua Ave. from our condo for shopping & site seeing in all the hustle & bustle of beautiful Waikiki. Shop the high end boutique/designer stores or bargain hunt at the International Market Place all within easy walking distance.
Take a lovely stroll from the condo through Fort DeRussy Beach Park admiring all of the Hawaiian foliage & flowers down to the famous Duke Kahanamoku Waikiki Beach. Sink your bare feet into the warm sand & go for a dip in the inviting tropical Pacific Ocean just mere minutes from our condo.
vacation rental rates
$125 night with a minimum 7 night stay. $875.00 Weekly Rate. $3,300.00 Monthly Rate.
Rate is based on 1-2 occupants.
Additional occupant by permission only. $30 additional per 3rd person per night.
Maximum of 3 occupants allowed.
Discounts available for extended stays & repeat visits. Call for special details.
One time cleaning fee based on occupants ($100 for 1-2) & ($125 for 3).
$250 fully refundable security damage / deposit. 13.962% state/local room tax apply.
Prices and availability are subject to change prior to a secured reservation.
To secure a reservation a signed contract and payment in full is required.
Valet/street/lot parking are available for a surcharge all within RGW, or a 1/2 to 1 block away.


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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — On the night the Orlando Magic reached their season's halfway point, they gave themselves and their fans reason to dread the final 41 games.
The Detroit Pistons clobbered them 105-90 Tuesday.
Glen Davis compared his performance to "garbage," but he also said he wished coach Jacque Vaughn had left him in the game longer so he could regain his confidence. Arron Afflalo, the team's leading scorer, didn't take a shot until late in the third quarter and finished without a point. And the defense continued to struggle.
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Perhaps worst of all, they showed little fight once the game spiraled out of hand in the third quarter.
"I'm a little surprised," Vaughn said after it ended.
"I was really excited and enthused about our approach tonight, and I thought we had a great shootaround. I was looking forward to the game, and it's just not the results that we were after."
Orlando now has lost 14 of its last 16 games, but this one seemed more excruciating and puzzling than the rest.
At least against the Miami Heat, New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls, for example, everyone knew the Magic have less talent. But the Magic had beaten the Pistons twice earlier this season.
And what to make of the awful performances by Davis, the co-captain, and Afflalo, arguably the team's most gritty, fiery player?
Davis shot the ball at almost every opportunity in the first half, making just four of his 15 attempts. He missed another shot several minutes into the third quarter, then committed a technical foul with 7:23 remaining in the period when he complained to referees about a non-call.
Vaughn benched him until 6:07 was left in the fourth quarter. And, then, he played less than a minute.
"At the end of the day, I put this loss on me," Davis said.
"I got a tech, and Coach didn't put me back in the game. As a captain, I wasn't playing well, so he thought he did what was best fit. That kind of messed my confidence up a little bit. I wish he would've kind of stuck with me in spite of it mentally. But he did what was best for the team."
Later, he added: "I've got to play better. No matter what Coach does, no matter how things look, I've got to play better, just point blank. No excuses."
Afflalo began the day averaging 17.5 points per game.
On Tuesday, Vaughn inserted J.J. Redick into the starting lineup at shooting guard and shifted Afflalo to small forward.
Afflalo didn't attempt his first shot until he tried a midrange jumper with 2:33 seconds left in the third quarter.
He finished 0-for-4 from the field. He didn't score a point, grabbed nine rebounds and dished out five assists.
Afflalo insisted the position change didn't impact him.
"It was just a tough night," he said. "It was just a tough night."


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Today I held a lightning talk at the Karlsruhe Functional Programmer's Group, where I presented "Real World Haskell" applications, i.e. programs that are written in Haskell, are somewhat mature and well-known and have non-programmers as their target group. Here is the (surely subjective) list that I have come up (also see the slides):
There is also an impressive list of industrial users that use Haskell without talking about it much, but that does not work well to show off that you can do any kind of application in Haskell.
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South Walton Tourist Development Council Executive Director, Dawn Moliterno, resigned following an impassioned speech addressing the Walton Board of Commissioners.
A hush fell over those in attendance leading up to her announcement.
"Therefore, I'm hereby rendering my 90 days...my resignation," said a stoic, yet determined Moliterno; effectively resigning as Executive Director of South Walton Tourist Development Council.
News 13 spoke with Moliterno after her announcement about the reasons behind her departure. She addressed what she called "hateful" rhetoric and she said enough was enough.
"You know, it was a personal decision, one that I didn't take lightly. I firmly believe when you do everything you're supposed to do, it's time to move on to the next chapter in life," said Moliterno.
Speaking Tuesday before the Commission, she passionately addressed the success of the TDC since she came on board in 2010, just days before the BP oil spill that ravaged the Gulf Coast and it's tourism industry.
"In face of disaster, in face of critical times, we were able to overcome, we were able to exceed everybody's expectations," she said to News 13.
Moliterno has seen success in her role. She's overseen the dissemination of 8 million in BP grants. In 2012, she was appointed to the Board of Directors of VISIT FLORIDA, the State's official tourism marketing corporation.
Yet in the last year, both her professional and personal lives have come under attack via blogs and in message boards.
"You know, you teach your kids to be nice to others and criticism comes with the job, but when it starts to get personal and it's unfounded, I just got to a place where I teach them to not be bullied and it was time for me to stand up and lead by example," she said.
Moliterno said she doesn't know what's next for her, but expects to move back to the private sector. She says she'll miss her team, but she is at peace over her decision and looks forward to more time with her family.
In the meantime, she vowed to work hard for South Walton in her last 90 days.
Stay tuned to News 13 for more on this developing story.
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The people are very polite, the food is AMAZING, the technology they have is simply incredible, the girls are more than special, the anime and manga industry is rapidly growing thanks to Japan, the beauty of Sakura trees, temples and shrines. Lastly, It has everything America has with MORE, like amusement parks, beaches, mountains and snow, and the amazing nightlife of Tokyo!
So Diverse country, Best places to visit. Kerala, Rajshtan, Kashmir.
It's the best country to visit...
It's more fun the Philippines...
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The only problem is it's placed quite far from Europe, but it's absulutely worth going there!
What do you want more? It's not a hazard...
France has been a center of cultural creation for centuries. Many French artists have been among the most renowned of their time, and France is still recognized in the world for its rich cultural tradition.
80,000,000 visitors per years!
Which country can be equal? Italia - USA - Spain
They have also ruined London by allowing many areas transform into third world societies. This was done by creating too many crowded ugly council housing blocks, imposing Sharia Courts/Law, making schools crap, encouraging kids to act like uneducated, spoilt, scally, sub-human, feral thugs (usually born out of wedlock to single mothers dependent on welfare), allowing drug/knife/gun/gang culture to grow, the rise of race hustlers (Diane Abbott, Lee Jasper, Darcus Howe, David Lammy and many more).
Best fascinated of Malaysia! Just name it Food, beach and scenery its all there the people also very friendly. Fell like my hometown and the kampong style its very nice and amazing scenery. This December I and my family will be there for 5 or 6 month
I live here and I feel lucky to. Indonesia is thumbs down it should NOT be on the list! Malaysia should be No. 1! This place is also one of the most visited.
Seychelles is no longer a good place trust me I live there
Go on Seychelles' website an see what I mean.
There are an amazing variety of cultures and scenery, when you go to a different island it has a different culture and sometimes a different religion(not all the country is Muslim, Bali is Hindu, Flores is Catholic, Irain Jaya and Kalimantan are mostly tribal still. Suluwesi is a mixture. It is just an amazing country with so much to see. Add to that the best diving and snorkeling I have ever experienced, even better than Hawaii and the Caribbean. The sheer variety of fish and coral is amazing. Also beautiful tropical islands and beaches, unique wildlife like the Komodo dragon(and unique landscapes of the islands they are on). The people are also very artistic especially on Bali. In the Asian countries I have experienced, the food is similar to Thai food and usually very tasty.
Java has some amazing ancient ruins that look like I imagine Ankgor what to look like, and are at least comparable to the Mayan ruins. However, Java and a few other parts of the country are mostly Muslim so I am not sure how Americans would be treated there these days. That is my only reservation in voting for Indonesia, but I am basing this vote on my experience at the time not my current perception of the political situation. The contender countries would probably be Tanzania for its amazing wildlife and mostly friendly people and Nepal for its amazing mountains and mostly friendly people. However, nothing beats Indonesia for sheer variety and tropical beauty, at least of the countries I have been to.
Who said that this country is bad, I'm gonna kick their ass! Be careful with me! Bahahaa kidding
2. Has largest natural gas reserves in the world
3. Has largest tropical forest in the world
4. Has widest ocean in the world
5. Has fourth largest population in the world
6. Has highly fertile soil
7. Has An exotic scenery and no country can compete
Doesn't get as much attention as other European countries, but every bit as beautiful, and not destroyed by WWII, so it still looks enchanting...
I hope that very one visit it...
You can taste the historical life and the very funny prpole
once you get to know the nightlife of Argentina, and what a party it is at night, you will want to live here. all foreigners want to stay after spending some nights here, its awseam!
It's awesome!
Buddha's Birthplace Lumbini. Cool City Pokhara and Annapurna Area. History of Kathmandu Valley and Art. 100 Spoken Languages. Too cool people. No worries, peaceful, too hospitality for foreigners.
Highest Mount Everest in the world..
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Cool place tourism #11! Of course!
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In Bruce Chen's last start, on May 5, the Royals beat the Orioles 9-1 to improve to 17-14 on the year. At that point, they were in second place in their division, chasing after the red-hot Cleveland Indians.
A few days after that start, Chen was placed on the disabled list with a shoulder injury, and since then the Royals have dropped all the way to 31-44, locked in the basement. So as Chen returns to the Royals from the DL on Friday night, he might be wondering what happened while he was gone.
Chen's been activated and will start against the Cubs on Friday. Everett Teaford was optioned to triple-A Omaha to make roster room. Chen is not a great starter, but he is a great starter on the Royals, who own an AL-worst 5.14 rotation ERA. Chen had allowed 18 runs in 42-2/3 innings before getting hurt, and his return should provide a little stability for what's been a wildly unstable and unreliable group of arms. It'll still be a bad unit, but it'll be a bit less bad, which is something.


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The Gunter Sachs Collection Evening Auction in London tonight saw some "frenzied bidding" as per Sotheby's Twitter feed, and brought in a total of $56,353,203. While Andy Warhol's Self Portrait (Fright Wig), topped the sale at $8.5 million (high estimate was $4.7 million), a risque 1969 table by Allen Jones also set a record at $1,5 million. Quite apropos for the objects of a playboy art collector who was famously married to Brigitte Bardot. Read More


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Why I love to go biking!
There are countless reasons why I love to go biking! Biking or cycling doesn't only allow the body to become physically fit, it also helps the environment in many ways.
Biking reaches a lot of people and places. For one, using a bike for transportation is cheaper than driving a car that uses fuel or commuting and paying bus fares. Also, biking is for all ages, sizes and levels unlike many other sports activities.
Health benefits of biking
Living a healthy lifestyle is one major reason why I love to go biking! Once you start to pedal, blood starts to circulate making the whole body active. Every part of the body is involved, not only the legs. It helps people build stamina and strengthens the cardiovascular system.
According to studies, doing regular biking activities or cycling increases the cardiovascular system by 3% to 7%. It improves the heart and reduces the risk of having heart disease by 50%. It also reduces the risk of developing cancer.
Like any other form of exercise, it burns down calories. It also tones the muscles especially on the hips, legs and thighs. It improves coordination of the whole body from body-to-eye, arm-to-leg and feet-to-hands.
Overall, it relaxes the body and reduces stress. It improves a person's overall well-being. It allows one to commune and be one with nature. These are just some of the health reasons why I love to go biking!
Although biking is not as tedious as any other exercise activity, there are still some precautions to observe. A person with health conditions still needs to go to the doctor for medical advice. Some who easily get tired might experience problems if they exert too much effort when biking.
Check if the bike you're going to ride is in good condition. If you're serious about owning bikes that have special features or materials, ask the experts. Nevertheless, a simple bike where you can go around town is already fine.
Environmental benefits of biking
Bikes are environmentally-friendly that's why I love to go biking! More and more people realize the value of using a bike. Towns and cities around the world have begun building bike lanes to accommodate bikers and cyclists who go to work every day using their bikes.
It is fuel-efficient and doesn't emit deadly smoke into the air. Plus, bikes are much faster and can slip through heavy traffic on a busy work week. Since it is fuel efficient, people can save more money.
Biking events in the community
To increase the popularity of using bikes as a major transportation and to celebrate its positive contribution to the health and environment, a lot of communities and organizations set-up events to celebrate and give back to the community and environment as well.
It bonds the community and bike enthusiasts to do more good for their health and environment. Biking is also a good time to bond with family and friends. These are the wonderful benefits that I get which is why I love to go biking!
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Updated 8:18pm Sunday 25th May 2014 in News By Dominic Gilbert
TWO men have been arrested after a son was killed and his father critically injured in a collision on Thamesdown Drive.
It is believed a red Nissan was turning into Asda and was clipped by a blue Vauxhall Astra travelling in the opposite direction from the Blunsdon Arms Hotel.
Two men in their 20s riding in the Astra suffered minor injuries but one man was killed in the Nissan and his father, who was driving at the time, is in a stable but critical condition.
Police were called at about 6.40am, along with ambulance crews and the fire service who had to cut a man in his 50s free from the driver seat of the Nissan. He was aneasthetised on the scene by paramedics from Wiltshire Air Ambulance and taken by road to Southmead where he remains.
The blue Astra came to rest more than 500 yards from the scene and was on fire when emergency services arrived. The blaze was extinguished within an hour and a half.
The passenger of the Nissan, who was the son of the driver, was thrown from the vehicle and taken to Great Western Hospital where he was confirmed deceased.
A dogs unit was dispatched after the driver of the Astra fled the scene. Two men are currently in custody at Gablecross Police Station in connection with the incident.
The road is still closed in both ways between Torun Way and Cricklade Road and likely to remain so for a number of hours while a major investigation is carried out.
Sgt Steve Love, of the roads policing team, said: "It would appear that the red Nissan was turning right into the Orbital Retail Park and has been clipped on its near side causing it to spin 360 degrees.
"We have two units from the serious collision investigation team and officers from the Tri-Force roads policing unit in attendance, and due to the nature and scale of the investigation that will have to take place the road is likely to be close for a number of hours.
"We would expect it to last until at least midday, but we will try our best not to impact on the retail park."
As a result drivers are being asked to avoid the area. Diversions are in place and access is still open to the retail park from Westfield Way.
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Convicted bank robber-turned-lawyer is subject of planned TV show
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An unlikely success story, a convicted bank robber who wrote a winning certiorari petition to the U.S. Supreme Court while serving time and went on to a legal career is now the subject of a planned television show.
Shon Hopwood, who at last report was soon to earn a law degree at the University of Washington and headed toward a coveted clerkship at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, co-authored a memoir in 2012 that is the inspiration for the planned show, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
NBC has ordered a script for the show from Carol Mendelsohn, known for her work producing CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Hopwood will serve as a consultant for the production, which at least for now takes its title from his book, Law Man. The drama will focus on the protagonist's work at the D.C. District Attorneys Investigative Unit, the article says; it isn't clear whether his character will be an investigator or a lawyer there.
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- sleeps 8
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- pets allowed yes
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See my other listing 114980 Summit condo on the mountain!
House, 3 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths (Sleeps 8)
Trout Fly Fishing just a few minutes away on the Elk River which forms in our neighborhood.
2 miles to Snowshoe Entrance. Beautiful Log Home on 9 acres for rent by owner. Creek with Waterfall on property. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Private HOT TUB! Wi-Fi Highspeed Internet!
Sleeps 6 adults and 2-4 kids on full bunk beds and day bed. 37' Flat Screen TV with Home Theater System. Bring your Ipod or MP3 player because there is a speaker system for playing your favorite tunes and recharging your Ipods. Large Lodge Style Fireplace. Wrap around decks and covered porch. Click on the More Information link below for more photos.
No check in is required because their is a key lock box. Linens are included in all rentals.
A link to our 'calendar' is located at the bottom of this page. Please check availability for the dates you want to visit Snowshoe resort.
For your security and confidence we accept major credit/debit cards through PayPal at no additional charge.
Attractions/Activities are Golf, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Fly Fishing. Kayaking, Cass Scenic Railroad and of course Snowshoe!
4-Wheel Drive or Snow Chains are HIGHLY recommended during the winter.
10% Discount off of Ski and Snowboard Rentals 2 miles down the road when you book.
Up to 60% off of Lift Tickets when purchased in advance.
Summer - $195 per night and up. Winter - $295 per night and UP (RATES WILL VARY)($195 rate is for low/off season) 30% deposit required - refundable up to 45 days prior to visit (+12% State and County sales tax) (+$100 cleaning fee +$75 linen fee) (+$50 hot tub cleaning fee) Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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- Parking Off Street : Can park at the entrance of the driveway or the entrance of the Subdivison (in case of heavy snow preventing 2 wheel drive access)
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer : Lots of Parking Room but the driveway entrance is steep then it flattens out beside the house.
- Linens Provided : Starter rolls are provided. We suggest you bring extra paper products.
- Wood Fireplace : Large Stone Fireplace for Ambiance Wood Provided
- Washing Machine : Detergent included
- Clothes Dryer
- Air-Conditioning
- Beds
- King : Upstairs Master Bedroom/Loft with Private Bath
- Bunk Bed : Full Bunk Bed accommodates 2 to 4 people/kids.
- Queen : Downstairs Bedroom
- Double : Downstairs Bedroom
- Child Bed : Day Bed
- Sleep Sofa /Futon : Day Bed
- Entertainment
- Satellite Or Cable : 37" LCD, Home Theater with Ipod docking station, Dish Network in every room, Also Alarm Clock Ipod docking/charging stations
- Shared Hot Tub : Split Rock Pool is availabe on the mountain for $7 per person. Heated indoor/outdoor pool, Sauna, Hot Tubs and showers.
- Communal Pool : Split Rock Pool at Snowshoe $7 per person
- Video Library : Some DVD/VHS movies available
- Hot Tub : Private Jacuzzi 6 person
- Stereo System
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen : Fully Stocked plus New Range
- Cooking Utensils : New pots
- Refrigerator
- Dish Washer
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Deck/Patio : Wraps Around 3 sides of the house. Front deck is covered with table and chairs.
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill : LP Propane 4 Burner Grill with side burner
- View/Location
- Mountain View : Wonderful views of the Moutains and Valley below.
- Communications
- Telephone : Bring calling card for long distance calls. AT&T is the only Cell Phone that works around the area.
- Wireless Broadband : High Speed DSL Wift for your Laptops and Wifi Cell Phones
- Other Amenities
- Large Lodge Style Stone Fireplace, Wood Provided, Ipod MP3 Sound System, Double Size Bunk Beds, 3 Stage Whole House Water Filter, Partially Covered Wrap Around Deck
- Suitability
- Non Smoking Only : Please depose butts properly, if you smoke outside (not on the ground)
- Children Welcome : Kids love to sled down the back yard and hike around the yard/woods
- Pets Considered : Please Be Responsible. Well trained dogs are welcome.
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters : 25
activities and attractions in Snowshoe West Virginia
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- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Rock Climbing
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- Shopping
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
- Health Beauty Spa
- Restaurants
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hunting
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- Spelunking
- Antiquing
- Sledding
- Tennis
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Summer - $195 per night and up. Winter - $295 per night and UP (RATES WILL VARY)($195 rate is for low/off season) 30% deposit required - refundable up to 45 days prior to visit (+12% State and County sales tax) (+$120 cleaning/linen fee) (+$50 hottub cleaning fee) Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.


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The franchise tag is designed to benefit teams, as it allows them to hang onto the rights of at least one player every year. While teams continue to use the franchise tag, it's also starting to make some money for the players down the road.
Drew Brees was tagged by the New Orleans Saints earlier this offseason, with many people at the time thinking the two sides could agree to a longterm contract sometime before July 16, which is the deadline for franchise tagged players to do longterm deals with their team. Somewhere along the line the talks broke down, and a deal by July 16 no longer seems like a given.
Brees has created the necessary leverage to demand one of the largest contracts we've ever seen in the NFL. His franchise tag is worth $16.3 million, and after a ruling from arbitrator Stephen Burbank, we now know the franchise tag will be approximately $23.5 million in 2013 if the Saints decide to use it again. So, from a negotiation standpoint, Brees can see nearly $40 million coming in over the next two years. That's where contract negotiations should start.
The Saints, operating under a salary cap, know they have to be creative with the contract lest they pay one player a huge percentage of their entire salary cap. Every player, especially Brees, is important. But money has a way of changing viewpoints, like the Saints GM reportedly saying months ago that they view Brees as a "very good" and not a "great" quarterback.
As we await Brees and the Saints completing what should be the next 'Larger Than Life' contract, let's take a step back through time and remember a few of the other notable contracts.
Brett Favre, the first $100 million contract
Back in 2001, the Packers knew they had their quarterback of the future in Favre. Back then the money didn't flow like it did these days, but Green Bay still found a way to reward Favre with a 10-year, $100 million extension. Or, as it was called at the time, a "lifetime contract".
You know how the duration of that "lifetime contract" played out in Green Bay. And New York. And Minnesota.
Albert Haynesworth, the worst $100 million contract
As it turns out, Haynesworth is a bit of a jerk!
This is the worst contract given out in pro football. It's not that Haynesworth was so undeserving of the money -- he was the best defensive tackle in football at the time -- but that he turned into such a baby when he got paid. He refused to play in certain schemes, developed an attitude problem, and he generally didn't demonstrate the type of behavior that you would want the highest paid player on your team to demonstrate.
Peyton Manning, the best $100 million contract*
OK, I'm cheating a little bit because Manning's contract he signed in 2004 was only (only?) worth $99.2 million, but it's still the best example of when giving a guy a huge contract works out well. In 2004, Manning signed a seven-year, $99.2 million deal that included more than $30 million in guarantees. He played every meaningful down during that contract and even came away with a few MVP awards.
Manning's contract is what every GM hopes for when he signs a player to a deal of that magnitude -- productive and healthy.
Michael Vick, two $100 million contracts
Please don't let the irony of this escape you: the only man in football who has signed two $100 million contracts is in bankruptcy. Back in 2005, the Falcons signed Vick to a 10-year, $130 million contract, only to see it flushed away when Vick was caught fighting dogs. Vick got a second chance in 2011 when the Eagles gave him a $100 million deal that spanned six years.
Drew Bledsoe, the $100 million contract where you can still get benched
Drew Bledsoe's $103 million deal in March 2001 is really the starting point of the Tom Brady story. Bledsoe signed his contract prior to the 2001 season but didn't last very long, getting knocked out in the second game of the season before getting replaced by the backup.
That backup was a guy named Tom Brady, and the rest is history.
Some people don't remember how big of a deal it was for the Patriots to keep their $103 million man on the bench when he recovered from his injury. The media would explode on the Patriots if they did that now-a-days.
While we have dubbed these "Larger Than Life" contracts, there's one thing to remember when it comes to big money in the NFL -- contracts aren't guaranteed. That means most of these players listed did not or will not actually see the maximum value of the deal.


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The Denver Broncos travel to Orchard Park, N.Y., for a Christmas Eve matchup against the Buffalo Bills on Saturday. The Broncos, the AFC West leader, will need a victory over the Bills to keep some breathing room ahead of the Oakland Raiders, the San Diego Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs, who all have scenarios to win the division. The Broncos opened as three-point favorites over the Bills, according to Odds Shark, but at least one place has already decided to move it up by half of a point.
After the Bills had started 5-2 and the Broncos at 2-5, this game has changed in importance for the teams. The Broncos, as noted above, are out for a division title. The Bills are on a seven-game losing streak and looking to at least salvage seven wins out of the season.
Three of the five CBSSports.com experts think the Broncos will win. The ESPN experts are much more sure, with nine of them picking Denver.
Peter King, meanwhile, thinks there will be no Tebow miracle this week. He's picking the Bills.
This makes no sense, other than I believe in Christmas miracles for the city of Buffalo, I feel Ryan Fitzpatrick is better than he's shown in the last two months ... and I'd love to see the Broncos and Chiefs have a brawl to the death in Week 17 for the AFC West's playoff berth.
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SWK 595 Foundation Year Field. MSW students enrolled in the Regular or Extended MSW Program complete a two-semester field experience (SWK 595) as part of the MSW Foundation curriculum. Students enroll in SWK 595, MSW Foundation Year Field Practicum for two consecutive semesters, during which they participate in a Field Seminar in addition to the practicum itself. The field practicum serves as the link between classroom knowledge of the generalist perspective and the actual practice of foundation social work from the generalist perspective. The practicum implements all components of the curriculum. The field practicum is sequenced to assure that students have the opportunity to meet the expected foundation year competencies and practice behaviors as delineated in the course syllabus and the field evaluations. Each semester of field carries a different emphasis that correlates with classroom learning. This systematic relationship between field and classroom provides further opportunity for application of knowledge, value, and skill to field and for analysis of the field experience through the lens of generalist social work practice. Students complete a minimum of 400 hours in the Foundation Year Field Agency.
SWK 695 MSW Advanced Year Field Practicum. All MSW students complete a two-semester field experience as part of the MSW Advanced Concentration Year curriculum. The purpose of the field practicum in the Advanced Year is to provide an opportunity for students to develop advanced practice skills. The advanced year field practicum is designed so that students may demonstrate the achievement of the MSW Program competencies and advanced year practice behaviors. Students participate in a field seminar that provides an opportunity for students to discuss, explore and analyze the relevance and applicability of the knowledge, skills and values learned throughout the MSW Program. The seminar is the critical link between the classroom and field. It provides a key mechanism for students to apply theory to social work practice across diverse settings and at multiples levels of intervention with individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities. The seminar also serves the purpose of addressing professional, ethical, policy and practice concerns that the students identify in the field placement. Students complete a minimum of 500 hours in the Advanced Year Field Agency.


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The Library of Congress has recently digitalized a collection of over 10,000
photographs, taken by the "American Colony" in Jerusalem, a group of Christian
utopians who lived in Jerusalem between 1881 and the 1940s. The photographers
returned to the US, and bequeathed their massive collection to the Library of
Congress in 1978. The collection includes Winston Churchill's visit to
Jerusalem, Jewish expulsions from the Old City during Arab riots, and the
building of Tel Aviv.The
founders of the American Colony in Jerusalem in 1881 were proud of their
American roots. The group of utopian, millennialist Christians were
later joined by Swedish-American and Swedish believers.
American Colony set up clinics, orphanages, cottage industries and soup
kitchens for the poor of Jerusalem, earning favor with the Turkish
rulers of Palestine. Their concern for all citizens of Jerusalem was
evident in the shelter and assistance they provided to poor Yemenite
Jews who arrived in Jerusalem in 1882.
4th of July commemoration in Jerusalem with flags and toy guns (circa 1905). Note the Swedish flag; some of the American Colony members were originally Swedish. Hand-colored picture (Library of Congress)
Founders of the American Colony circa 1905. The founders' adopted son Jacob, born a Jew, is on the top left (Library of Congress)
4th of July pageant, with man and woman dressed as Uncle Sam and the Statue of Liberty (circa 1905). Hand-colored picture (Library of Congress)
A British army troupe performing at the July 4 festivities Does R.E. stand for Royal Engineers? (Library of Congress)
When World War I broke out, the American Colony's photographers were able to work on both sides of the conflict.
The full version of this article originally appeared in the Jerusalem Post Magazine last week.
More photos can be viewed at http://www.israeldailypicture.com


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The Westwood Independent School
District in Palestine has posted some new signs that are catching some
residents' attention.
The signs warn that staff on
campus may be armed in order to protect students. The school district adopted
the plan to arm staff members in February.
Westwood ISD Superintendent Ed
Lyman says that he wants to be able to respond to crises on campus instantly.
"As the saying goes, when seconds count, the
police are only minutes away," Lyman said.
Lyman says that he believes the new signs
will help prevent threats on campus. The school district says they now have at
least one sign at each campus. They're also ordering more so they can put them
at the front entrances to the schools.
"The idea behind the signs that we've posted
as a deterrent is to put the public on notice that we are instituting the
guardian plan and that we're all about the safety for our children," Lyman
But not all parents are happy with armed
staff in schools.
"I absolutely do not approve of kids being
around guns," said Palestine resident Patricia Vance. "They may have been
trained with guns, but they're not the military. They're not trained to react.
They're not expecting somebody to come bursting through the door."
Other residents said they feel the policy
will make students safer.
"It's going to let everybody know that if you
come into our school and you threaten our children or staff, we're ready for
you," said Mary Hartmann. "I think those signs that say 'No Guns Allowed' say
'hey, we're not armed in here.'"
"Our kids need to feel safe," said Sandra
Foster. "That is the main thing. Our children need to be safe when they're not
in our hands."
Lyman said the program will only be used as a
method of last resort.
"We never want to have to show or use those
weapons," Lyman said. "We do want the public and criminals on notice that we do
have weapons and we will defend ourselves."
The school district requires staff
participating in the program to have addition training, both in the classroom
and at the gun range. They also require volunteers in the program to go through
extra interviews with the school principal and school board before allowing
them to carry a concealed firearm.
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Filming 3 segments for Quilting Arts TV! Part 2
This post continues my earlier one, here, about taping three segments at Quilting Arts TV Series 1400, which will begin to air in July 2014 in the US on PBS. For information on how to see this show, please check my earlier post.
My three segments are episode 2 (gifts), 5, and 12 (I think). The topics are:
- My Inside-Out Bag with Easy-Peasy zipper (with a web-extra pattern/instruction on the steps to make the bag–when the episode airs and the instructions are available online, I'll share here and on my Resources page),
- Thread and Needles
- Free-Motion Quilting
The bag demonstrated is the one on the right. If you LOVE that ribbon, it is made by Renaissance Ribbons. I used about 24 inches to make this bag, and the ribbon is (YIPPEEE) available here. In the bag on the left, which has both bluebird fabric and ribbon, I used their birds ribbon which is still available. Can you tell I love it? My favorite ribbon designers are Phillip Jacobs, Laura Foster Nicholson and Sue Spargo, but there is a LOT of ribbon to swoon over on this site! Sue Spargo, by the way, has some "supporting cast" narrow ribbons that are fab!
At the start of a segment, the producer sets things out on the table so they look good. And you get fitted for a mike. I knew the mike would distort the neckline of my blouse, so
At that point…hilarity ensued:
And here's the requisite on-set shot for segment two. Bought the blouse–sandwashed silk and YUMMY–at Coyote Moon in Belfast, Maine, on sale! the week before taping. I don't usually wear colors this dark near my face, but just loved this blouse.
Next, the final segment:
And then it was time to pack up and head home. I had realized shortly before leaving for Ohio that a student in an online drawing class I'm taking (we've taken several from Val Webb, teacher extraordinaire) lives the other half of her year in Ohio. We've met here in Maine (she lives several hours from me, but four of us met up in a middle-zone place); it turns out I was going to pass by her exit on the way home, so we got to meet for a late afternoon sip before I started racking up the miles to go home:
So now all we need to do is wait for the series to air! I'll keep you posted. In the meantime, I've unpacked, slept, started to catch up on my online classes, and get ready for the next round of articles to write and quilts to quilt. It is going to be busy in April and May!


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Posted several weeks ago about how to mount a middle buster on my cub somehow. My grandfather had a C16 mounted on his Cub for garden work & I wanted mine set up just like his used to be. Well, I got a 16" middle buster set up on my tool bar & it works pretty good. Good news though, finally found my C16! Good price also. I figured I'd be years looking for one close enough to the house and at a price I could afford. Got Cub #2 sitting at home with the manifold and valve cover off soaking so I can free it up. Get it running, I'll just have to decide which one to mount it on!
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Masters of Science in Educational Administration
Master of Science in Educational Administration
The Master of Science in Educational Administration program, is a 33-credit, accelerated, cohort-based program that is offered 100% online. All courses are seven weeks long. This program offers two options: 1) preparation for certification as a K-12 Principal, and 2) preparation for certification as a Curriculum and Instruction Supervisor. Students in both concentrations take seven core courses in educational administration together. They then separate for four additional courses in their area of concentration. The following shows the order in which courses are taken within both options.
Admission Requirements
- A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university.
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- Completed application form.
- Two completed supervisory reference forms. Download Reference Forms
- As per Pennsylvania Department of Education regulations, a candidate cannot be certified until he/she has a minimum of three (3) years of full-time teaching experience with Instructional I certification.
- A minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. Candidates with a GPA lower than 3.0 are encouraged to apply and will be handled on a case by case basis.
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Core Courses for Both Master of Science in Educational Administration Programs (21 credits)
EDU 578 Educational Leadership
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In 2006, as part of the worldwide Annual Independent Food Festival and Awards hosted by Hillel of Tasting Menu, I presented the The Best Excuse For Not Making It Yourself Red Raspberry Jam award to Summerfield Farm in Placerville, CA, for Art Summerfield's Reduced Sugar Red Raspberry Preserves.
Why are Art's jams so good?
Low Sugar Art uses a lot less sugar than regular jam, which means that you can taste more of the raspberry; it's not smothered under excessive sweetness.
Small Batches Art makes all the jams himself, in small batches – 4 to 5 gallons at a time. This way he can get heat the berries up quickly, get them to 190°F to kill any bacteria, and cool them quickly. Art told me that most people cook their jam too long. All you need is enough cooking to kill the bugs. Beyond that, the more you cook it, the more flavor you lose.
Because the jam has much less sugar than regular jams, it is more perishable. Sugar works as a preservative, with less sugar you have less natural preservative. The jam should be kept in the refrigerator, even if it hasn't been opened, and should be eaten within a couple of months. The jam won't go bad, but it will lose its color and flavor over time.
Low Sugar Red Raspberry Jam Recipe
- 3 lbs raspberries
- 1/2 cup water
- 2/3 cups sugar
- Pomona's Universal Pectin (a special, highly re-active pectin for making low-sugar jams and jellies)
1 In a stainless steel pot, combine raspberries (whole, do not mash them) and water. Begin heating on medium high heat. Stir occasionally, then frequently as the fruit gets hot.
2 In a small bowl, combine 1 teaspoon of Pomona's pectin with 2/3 cup of the sugar. Mix thoroughly. When the fruit reaches 200°F (use a candy thermometer) reduce heat to low. Slowly sprinkle in the pectin mixture while stirring. A sifter with a squeeze handle works well.
3 Stir the fruit/pectin mix for 3 minutes. Maintain temperature at 185°F to 195°F. Do not boil. If the mixture seems very thick, add a little more water.
4 Add the balance of the sugar while stirring. The sugar will cool the mixture. Heat as necessary to keep the jam at about 185°F.
5 Adjust the heat to hold the jam at the filling temperature of 185°F. Skim off any foam and fill fill into sterile jars, leaving hot headspace of 1/4 inch. Headspace will increase as jam cools and shrinks. Cap each jar immediately after it is filled.
6 Process the filled jars in a boiling water bath for 5-10 minutes. The red raspberry jam will have better color if processed for only 5 minutes, but a shorter shelf life. After processing let the jars cool undisturbed for 12 hours.
Notes on recipe:
Low sugar jams have a shorter shelf life than regular jams. If possible, store unopened jars in the refrigerator. Opened jars must be refrigerated. Typical shelf lives are:
Unopened jars, refrigerated: 6 months
Unopened jars, not refrigerated: 3 months
Opened jar, refrigerated: 2 months
Freeze your berries then thaw before jamming. Berries that have been frozen are softer and are less likely to burn.
Pomona pectin calls for the addition of calcium (supplied with the box) when making low sugar jam. The pectin reacts with both the sugar and the calcium to gel. If you are using whole raspberries, the seeds in the raspberries contain enough calcium and you do not need to add more calcium. If you are using seedless raspberry purée, you will need to increase the pectin and add calcium.
If the jam foams badly, you may be applying too much heat. Lower the burner setting and do not let the temp go over 200°F.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Upcoming servers based on Grantley, Intel's latest micro-architecture platform, should finally drive server networking beyond the long-standing Gigabit generation, according to Crehan Research's most recent Server-Class Adapter & LAN-on-Motherboard (LOM) Long-Range Forecast Report. The firm forecasts that 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) will finally eclipse one Gigabit Ethernet (1GbE) by 2016 to become a majority of total shipments, which closely follows the mass adoption of Grantley-based server platforms (see accompanying figure).
"Although Romley and Nehalem, Intel's prior two server platforms with new processor micro-architectures, were capable of driving enough bandwidth to warrant the incorporation of 10GbE networking, many supporting factors to push broader 10GbE adoption were not yet in place," said Seamus Crehan, president of Crehan Research. "With the impending arrival of Grantley, these supporting factors – including broad market portfolios of lower-priced adapters and data center server-access switches, in addition to more compelling 10GBASE-T offerings – are falling into place to facilitate strong growth in the 10GbE server attach rate," he said.
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Veggie Cheese People for Two Recipe
Make eating right fun for kids. These edible people let little ones get creative at the table, encouraging them to nibble as they go.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- Celery rib
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- Small zucchini
- Yellow summer squash
- Fresh sugar snap peas
- Pitted ripe olives
- String cheese
- Seeded quartered watermelon
- Wooden skewers and toothpicks
- Cut vegetables and cheese into desired shapes. To create people, thread the shapes onto skewers; use toothpicks to attach arms and legs. Insert into watermelon. Yield: Varies.
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Green is where the Heart Is for May 15, 2013
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"Love is not patronizing and charity isn't about pity, it is about love. Charity and love are the same -- with charity you give love, so don't just give money but reach out your hand instead." ~Mother Teresa, A Simple Path: Mother Teresa
By MO LINQUIST
Contributing Writer
As I studied feng shui I became aware of three basic underpinnings in everything around me. First is 'chi' which some people call energy. It is the life force contained in all things.
It is source energy. If chi is too direct it may be called 'sha'chi as it invades your personal field like a 'poison arrow.' If chi is too minimal there is no movement and eventually will cause atrophy.
YinYang is the second underpinning and it means finding the balance of all things. There are times we need the yin chi of rest. Other times we need the yang chi of exercise. To be healthy we need a balance of both.
The third underpinning of feng shui is tao or connectedness. In examining life with a green heart attitude we realize that we are not alone. We realize that we are connected to everything and everyone around us.
To avoid feeling lonely or isolated it is important to have healthy connections with others. Those connections must also be balanced in what you give and what you receive. YinYang, chi and tao. Balancing the energy of your connections.
Connection with those in need fills the heart as we have been taught, "it is more blessed to give than to receive."
Today I had the privilege of connecting to a family who had a baby born with a serious congenital problem. After being delivered by cesarean, it was discovered that this newborn had a hole in his diaphragm, and that his stomach and some of his bowels had moved up into his chest cavity while in utero, pushing his heart towards the right side of his chest, and keeping his left lung from developing fully. The condition is known as CDH (Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia.)
You can learn all about this sweet baby, Nash Barnes by going to Caring Bridge www.caringbridge.org/visit/nashbarnes.
Read about how his aunt sought people to help to an extreme home makeover so when Nash could be brought home two months after his birth, his parents' home would be in tip top shape.
Today we installed new blinds in this house and the amount of satisfaction from making a connection to someone who really needs help and expecting nothing in return, is, well, 'priceless.' Financial donations from Carolina Beach Furniture and other anonymous donors provided the blinds.
I could not have installed them without the strength and ability of my youngest son Peter and our Swedish cousin/visitor Linn for whom I am especially grateful. Because they were willing to stretch out their hands and complete this task, the connection (tao) with this family was complete. I could never pay Peter and Linn enough money equal to the love they bestowed on this young family.
Baby Nash's family is so grateful and the attitude of green heart living will cycle around. This is not charity. This is true love.
This is the way of the tao. xo mo
Kure Beach resident Mo Linquist, Red Ribbon Professional of IFSG and allied ASID is a recognized expert on Pyramid Feng Shui. She is the " PersonPlace" design consultant specializing in soft goods such as fabrics, window treatments, reupholstery, blinds, shutters, feng shui and green healthy living products. Her design studio is located in the Artful Living Group building 112 Cape Fear Blvd, Carolina Beach, NC.
Linquist speaks nationally and holds regular workshops and accredited trainings on this ancient form of environmental psychology. Helping clients create home and office spaces designed specifically to support their individual goals and intentions, Linquist uses cutting-edge techniques integrating science, 20 years of interior design experience and Feng Shui to balance, harmonize and create new patterns for success. To learn more about her work or for a consultation, contact her at www.personplace.com FaceBook at Mo Linquist Living Solutions or call 910-458-7822 office or 330-904-3636 cell.


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6:40pm Friday 30th November 2012 in News By Ben James
The new Bishop of Chichester was one of just three senior clergymen to vote against the proposal for female bishops.
Dr Martin Warner, who was enthroned last Sunday (November 24), was branded "out of touch" after it emerged that he was among the three bishops, out of a total of 47, opposing the move last week.
Although Dr Warner is known in the church for his views against the ordination of women, campaigners still described his decision as "extremely disappointing".
Ali Ghanimi, from the Feminist Brighton group, said: "I've heard the argument from both sides that this is about religious doctrine. But if an organisation is deliberately selecting against women then that is against the law of the land – it's as simple as that.
"I think it is absolutely shocking. Those who voted against it are just out of date and out of touch."
The vote was decided by the General Synod of the Church of England, which is made up of the three main houses: bishops, clergy and the laity.
A proposal needs a two-thirds majority in each house to pass.
Short of votes
Forty-four of the 47 bishops voted in favour, along with 148 of the 193 clergy.
However just 132 of the 206 laity voted in favour – leaving it six votes short.
Christian and former Argus columnist Jean Calder said she was disappointed with church bosses for appointing someone who was so well-known for being against the ordination of female bishops.
She said: "It is misogyny rather than theology that lies at the root of most opposition to female priesthood.
"The Diocese of Chichester has a reputation for being one of the most misogynist, therefore it's hardly surprising that it helped lead the charge against women bishops.
"It's ironic, because given the problems with the male bishops they have appointed, you might think they'd jump at the chance of getting some women."
When approached by The Argus, Dr Warner, who heads the church in Sussex, declined to comment on why he voted against the move.
However, he made reference to the vote in his enthronement sermon at Chichester Cathedral last Sunday.
Addressing the congregation and dignitaries, he said that the vote had had a "damaging effect to the Church of England's self-confidence and national reputation".
He added: "Although the temptation to apportion blame is a dangerous one, perhaps we can observe that the political processes of the General Synod have not delivered for us a reliable way of finding consensus on how to attain the goal of including women in the episcopate."
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11:43pm Fri 30 Nov 12
JoeBlow says...
leobrighton wrote:Are you always a bigot, or just on Fridays?
Who cares? Any woman who would want to be a bishop must have a screw loose. Religion is not for the normal
9:19am Sat 1 Dec 12
hammerfan says...
allowed to become bishops will it apply to other religions? I can really see legislation being applied to Roman Catholics- or better still the Muslims!
The church believes as Christ is male.
Priests who represent him must be male.
Therefore you cannot ordain women as priests.
9:57am Sat 1 Dec 12
whereisthe...? says...
5:16pm Sat 1 Dec 12
gnarlychaos says...
Maxwell's Ghost wrote:That is all they, are business units
Little wonder churches are empty and being turned into business units.
and like a lot of other people there
now in the real world where fame fortune and celebrity come crashing down and homage to them results in chaos.
When i was a kid i loved Jim,ll Fix It.
Well he certainly did.
Fix it that is.
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