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The inaugural Global Plastics Summit will bring together decision makers, thought leaders and technical experts from IHS Chemical, the plastics industry, oil and gas, and from all areas of American manufacturing. Over the course of three days, they will share their insights on the market outlook for key polymer and raw materials, technical and product development, innovations, challenges and opportunities in the dynamic plastics industry, which impacts plastic producers, converters, distributors and all related industry professionals.
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When it comes to obesity, Connecticut is at the bottom of the list.
New data released by Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation found that this state ranks 42nd in the rate obesity, tieing with Nevada at 24.5 percent.
Other northeast states, including New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, are also low on the obesity scale, while the lowest is Colorado at 20.7 percent.
The tool used in this study was the body mass index, or BMI, which is calculated by measuring a person's height and weight.
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BMW 5-Series (E60 chassis) was first seen in the Unites States in the fall of 2003 with a 2004 Model Year designation. The E60 is now available as a 528i, 528xi, 535i, 535xi, 550i and a 535xi sports wagon! -- View the E60 Wiki
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Hello all, again.
I have been getting my coolant light on more than it should. I take it in and they do what they do. The maybe a month later the warning is there again. I open the hood and see white stuff sprayed from the radiator? White thicker stuff stuck to the fan in the rad.
The car leaks everything, all the time. I have replaced all the seals, tubes ($2200.00) and stuff come from this car like an infected wound.
I can't keep doing this and paying for this. Nothing is cheap on this car (except the way they design their cup holders)
You should see my driveway!
What is the coolant doing? What is this white stuff?
Thanks in advance.
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Sounds like dried coolant which has a chalky white appearance. Hard to tell without seeing it where it might be coming from, given that with the fan running and car going down the road the air inside the engine compartment is swirling all over the place.
Common leak points that might be hitting the fan are temperature sensor in lower hose, radiator, expansion tank and what might be the most likely, the vent tube.
The vent tube a thin tube that runs from the top of the radiator on the drives side (US), under the metal shroud that covers the radiator and fan, over to the coolant tank. Its job is to provide a pathway for excess coolant to flow out the top of the radiator and into the expansion tank. It is constructed of two short preformed rubber tubes clamped to a long piece of extruded plastic tube. Therein lies the problem as this plastic tube grows brittle with age and heat and can develop hairline cracks which can be difficult to find. And often if left untouched it seems to stay together, but when moved or handled during other repairs you can often kiss it goodbye.
Hopefully some of the $2200 you have spent was to install a new water pump, thermostat, coolant reservoir expansion tank, belts, hoses and the vent tube. Any 545i on the road, regardless of miles, is old enough that preventive maintenance on the cooling system is critical.
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We had the early seating in the Crimson dining room. the food was fine. no compliants. the kids enjoyed trying new dishes. I thought that the prime rib was the best thing i ate all week. we had it twice during the week. family said the lobster was good, but i don't eat seafood. the best dessert of the week was sugar free apple pie!
The waters were very rough the first three days of the trip! lots of people complained about the rough seas. 3 or the 6 kids in our group were sea sick. take dramamine with you! better yet, if you can get a RX for Zophran, get one!
our 1st stop was Nassau. we were only there until 2, so....not a lot of time. we did not book our parasailing trip with the ship because it was sold out. so we went to the tour desk on the island and told the lady we wanted to parasail. she had someone there in 15 mins. it was $70/pp for 10min ride. the ship was charging $90.pp. found out later that the ship tour was cancelled for rough seas, we had a great time. the seas were rough but the guy that took us to another spot and it was nice and calm.
day at sea. we took cards. found a spot near the buffett around 11 and played cards, ate lunch. the buffet lines grows just before noon. and then there are no seats to be found. never bothered with getting a deck chair by the pool. too crowded. we ended up going to the back of the ship around 3. not crowded and we played unitl it was time to get ready for dinner.
St Thomas. we took a cab to Bolango Bay. it was only 10-15 min from the ship. they guy charged us $9.00 a person for the ride. The beach was free, there is a resort there. we rented paddle boat and jetski. we were the only ones there other that the ppl at the resort :) I heard later the Meagans bay was really crowded...there were 5 ships in port that day. Balongo Bay is a bit rocky, but the kids had a good time and it was nice to be away from the crowds.
St.Marteen. we booked a trip with the ship. what a waste of $$$. we did the ship wreck cove snorkel. we literally took a 15 min ride on a catameran and snorkeled for 45 min. then a 15 min ride to the beach that was right in front of the ship!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this was advertised as a 5 hour excursion. we were gone for less than 2 hours. we had a great time at the beach. rented jetski again. rented 2 chairs and umbrella for 15.00 for the day. got buckets of beer for $10.00 (5 beers) and my daughter got her hair braided. next time we will get a cab and go on our own, or just hang out at this beach. the kids were concerned that we would end up on a nude beach (they are 11) so it was good that we just stayed where we were.
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The Saints didn't score in the first quarter, but then the offense took off as Drew Brees and New Orleans put a thorough beating on the Giants in this NFL Week 12 Monday Night Football game, winning 49-24.
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On my mind...completing my Bible study lesson. Can you tell I'm having a difficult time staying focused?
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The University of Louisville's Autism Center at Kosair Charities will kick off a statewide program April 1 to help parents, teachers and caregivers recognize the early signs of autism.
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"We want our message to reach anyone and everyone who spends time with children," said Scott Tomchek, co-clinical director for UofL's autism center and Kentucky ambassador for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Act Early program.
The campaign is a partnership that includes the autism center, University of Kentucky Human Development Institute, the Kentucky Department of Education, the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services and autism support groups.
Harold Kleinert, executive director of UK's Human Development Institute, said the statewide push to increase the public's understanding of autism and related disorders can have a big impact.
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The University of Central Florida received a Notice of Allegations from the NCAA detailing a number of violations. Amidst the wake of the allegations, UCF athletic director Keith Tribble resigned. UCF football wide receivers coach David Kelly also resigned and men's basketball coach Donnie Jones was suspended for three conference games without pay as well. Tribble and Kelly were also cited for "unethical conduct" after meeting with NCAA investigators.
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Updated 11:45am Saturday 16th February 2013 in News By Neil Watts
CROWDS gathered to light up the night sky over Worcester in honour of brave little Charlie Harris-Beard who lost his battle with leukaemia.
Chinese lanterns filled the air as people continued to celebrate the life of the inspirational two-year-old from Kidderminster by releasing illuminations from the banks of the river Severn by Café Severn, Grandstand Road.
The spectacle was organised by friends, family and people, known as Charlie's Army, whose lives were touched by the toddler.
Writing on the Help save baby Charlie Harris-Beard Facebook page, which has more than 51,700 'likes', Lauren Wilson said: "Light up the sky little soldier! xxxxxxxxx You will be the brightest star shining:)xxxxxx"
Sarah Isneva Goode wrote: "The world will be lit up for you Charlie !! Charlie's Army are gunna do you proud !! Xxxx"
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His supporters are continuing their work to help raise awareness of Cords4Life, the charity set up by his parents Fiona Harris and Joe Beard, with the Crown pub at Wychbold, near Droitwich, holding a fund-raising family fun day on Saturday, February 23 and variety of organisations backing a bid to collect plastic bottle tops to be recycled.
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While watching them, one fell onto our garden fence in flames, which I quickly put out. I hope ours was an isolated incident.
Good luck to Cords4Life and all of Charlie's Army. I wish you all well with the campaign.
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Suffering is over now for Charlie, time for his family to find a way to carry on without him :-(
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When Corps leaders learned that the Natural History Museum was interested in borrowing the Wankel Rex, he said, they were happy to oblige.
The Wankel Rex is currently crated and stored in a warehouse in Montana. (Secrecy abounds, given the sky-high prices the bones would fetch in the shadowy commercial fossil market.) At the Museum of the Rockies, the staff has been planning to say farewell to a very old friend.
"Some people are sad about it leaving - it's kind of like seeing your beloved kid go off to college and into the real world," said Shelley McKamey, the museum's executive director who helped excavate the Wankel Rex, which is also known as MOR 555. "You're going to miss him, but you're also really proud of him. . . . We're happy to share the best we've got with the world."
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It was found just before Labor Day in 1988. The Western states were dried out by one of the worst droughts in U.S. history, and Yellowstone National Park had been burning for most of the summer.
Kathy and Tom Wankel were camping with their family near the reservoir. Their three kids were with an uncle, and Kathy and Tom were hiking. They walked across what was once a bay and to what was once an island. Kathy was looking down, because she was a rock hound and because she knew there could be dinosaurs around; she wasn't from the area, but she'd seen bones before at a local bar.
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The kids had to get back to school, and then the governor told people to suspend outdoor activity because of the drought and fires. So the Wankels didn't return for a couple of weeks. When they did, they uncovered the bones of . . . something.
They brought the fossilized bones to their camper. That night, a violent thunderstorm pounded the Wankels, who were camping near the dam. "It was almost like the gods were saying, 'Don't take them out,' " she said.
But they did, and that Thanksgiving, the family drove the bones to the Museum of the Rockies.
The museum's chief preparator of paleontology, Patrick Leiggi, was smoking a Marlboro, Kathy Wankel said. When he saw what they had in the back of their station wagon, "he really got puffing. He said, 'You guys better follow me.' We went downstairs to their lab, and pretty soon people were coming out of their offices and they were all puffing on Marlboros and talking."
The paleontologists asked the Wankels whether they'd take them to the site the following year, and when they did, they located the golden prize - the skull - along with some of the vertebrae. Because the bones were going into the hillside, they had to go back again in 1990 to finish the dig with a larger crew and some heavy machinery to move the over-dirt.
The Wankels knew that they'd found the bones on federal land and that the dinosaur belonged to the Corps.
"We laugh because our ranch is about 50, 60 miles away," she said, "and if he would have just taken some giant T. rex steps as he was dying and staggered down here, we could have paid off our ranch mortgage."
She laughed and then remembered something about the aftermath of her discovery.
"We got a hand-slap letter from the Army Corps of Engineers," she said. "They said, 'You did the right thing by bringing it to the museum and not taking it in the middle of the night and selling it to the Japanese or something. But you weren't supposed to be digging it out.' We didn't know."
She has casts made from the dinosaur's arm and shoulder blade - gifts from the Museum of the Rockies.
She'll be in Washington when her eponymous skeleton arrives in October.
It has been a long time since she has set eyes on it, she said.
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3:00pm Tuesday 5th February 2013 in News
CHILDREN from as young as five will be taking to the stage in Falmouth next month to perform song and dance numbers from some of the best known West End musicals.
The Lynn Paula School of Dance, which is soon to be re-named following its take-over by Victoria Keast, will be descending on the Princess Pavilion on February 15 and 16 with its latest production, Celebration Dance Nation which is the brainchild of school principal Victoria.
"My inspiration was the Queen's jubilee and the Olympics of last year," she said. "I felt like everyone was so patriotic at the moment and we needed to tap into that so the theme of the show is British musicals from the West End with British producers and writers."
Included in the show are excerpts from Billy Elliot, We Will Rock You, Les Miserables, Starlight Express, Cats and Phantom of the Opera. Around 180 youngsters, aged from five to 25, are involved with the production.
The dance school has adopted the Children's Hospice South West as its charity and money raised from the three performances will be donated to it, adding to the thousands of pounds already donated over the years.
"I think it's a nice charity for us to support," said Victoria. "It seems quite appropriate that a dance school is raising money for other children less fortunate."
The youngsters have been in rehearsals for the show since September and are now just putting the finishing touches to the 30 production numbers with the help of a "fantastic" wardrobe department.
"The children are getting really excited," said Victoria. "It will be the first time on stage for a lot of them but they will be so high on adrenalin that they will not be too nervous. It is all a refreshing change and a real treat for those who have just taken exams."
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4:02pm Wednesday 19th December 2012 in Hyndburn
ONE of East Lancashire's fastest growing firms, Accrol Papers, is giving 250 food parcels to the Maundy Relief charity, based in the boss's home town of Accrington.
Chairman Jawid Hussain presented the much-needed Christmas fare to its co-founder Sister Dorothy McGregor to help its work combating poverty in the local area.
The firm, founded in Accrington in 1993, is extending its Roman Road/Davyfield Road site, in Blackburn, with a £30m new building, creating 100 new jobs in the next two years.
Majid Hussain, managing director, said: "We want to recognise there are people less fortunate than ourselves and a food parcel will help provide some relief over the festive period. We have nearly 250 employees and this number of food parcels therefore appeared appropriate."
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Why dont you buy your employees a christmas hamper each they are the ones making you a profit not thoes druggie smoking drinking benefit hounds that go to maundy.
i bet your workers feel like your kicking them in the teeth
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Preliminary autopsy results reveal the cause of death of a Rapid City man is consistent with drowning. Milton Stromer, 65, died Tuesday when his vehicle became submerged in a stock pond on his property near Rapid City Regional Airport. He was transported to Rapid City Regional Hospital where he later died. Toxicology results are still pending.
The Pennington County Sheriff's Office has released the name of the man found in a submerged vehicle near Rapid City Regional Airport.
At 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, dispatch received a call for a submerged vehicle in a stock dam of Aviation Road.
The Pennington County Water Rescue team, comprised of members from the Pennington County Sheriff's Office, Rapid City Police Department and Rapid City Fire Departments responded to the scene. The Rapid Valley Fire Department also aided in the recovery.
A 65 year-old male, identified as Milton Stromer of Rapid City, was transported to Rapid City Regional Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
An autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death.
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A 65-year-old man died when his vehicle crashed through the ice on a stock dam off of Aviation Road, near the Rapid City Regional Airport.
The Pennington County Sheriff's Department says the man was taken to Regional Hospital where he was pronounced dead. His name is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
The crash happened around 2 p.m. Tuesday. According to a release from the Rapid City Fire Department, when crews arrived on scene, only the roof of the vehicle was showing above the ice. Crews trained in ice rescue were able to reach the vehicle and pull the victim out through a window.
The accident is still under investigation.
Responding emergency crews came from the Rapid City Fire Department., along with Rapid Valley Volunteer Fire Department, the Pennington County Sheriff's office, the Rapid City-Pennington County Water Rescue Team and Highway Patrol.
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PONTIAC, Ill. -- The Livingston County coroner has identified both victims found dead in the Palamar Motel on Tuesday.
Other details of the crime are still slow to come out.
Officer's responded to the Palamar Motel for a well being check just after 11 a.m. Tuesday.
They discovered two bodies and a third person who was described as being "gravely injured," but still alive. That person was taken to OSF Saint James-John W Albrecht Medical Center in Pontiac.
Authorities say that there is one male and one female dead. The male has been identified as Tyler R. Friant, 22, of Pontiac. The female is Jean Ann Corrice, 57, of Pontiac.
The identity of the third person has not been released.
Autopsies were performed on Wednesday but the coroner has not released the cause of death for Friant or Corrice.
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Red Pine Condo in Park City
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Red Pine Condos
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 623 - $ 1,883 / week
$ 1,652 - $ 6,300 / month
vacation rental description
This cozy condo has everything you need for a comfortable stay during your next ski vacation. Easy access to the Cabrio lift and the base area for The Canyons Resort make this location convenient. After a day on the slopes, relax in the sauna, or take a dip in one of the heated outdoor pools all at an affordable price. Park City Mountain Resort, historic Main Street and Deer Valley Resort are just minutes away and are quickly accessible by the city bus system.
The main living area has plenty of comfortable seating, a gas fireplace, and an HDTV complete with cable. The updated kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to prepare a meal for family and friends.
Bedroom one is adjacent to the living area and is complete with a full bath.
On the second floor you'll find a comfortable bed and great mountain views from the window. Next to the bedroom is a loft area with two single beds. Adjacent to the bedrooms there is a full bath.
And of course fast wifi-internet is also provided for your convenience.
Redpine condos feature several amenities that are available in the clubhouse just across the street. Washer and Dryer Heated outdoor pools Hot tub Sauna Tennis courts (summer) Volleyball courts (summer)
After a day on the slopes, relax in the sauna, lounge on your own private balcony, or take a dip in one of the heated outdoor pools- all at an affordable price. Park City Mountain Resort, historic Main Street and Deer Valley Resort are just minutes away and are quickly accessible by the city bus system.
vacation rental location
contact owner for availability
John Kennedy 435-729-9701
condo rental amenities
Parking: Lot, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 1,100 sq ft.
Amenities: Big Screen TV, Cable, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, DVD, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Free shuttle, Fridge, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Internet, Internet Access, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Refrigerator, Satellite TV, Satellite or Cable, TV, WIFI
activities and attractions in Park City Utah
Park City Skiing: Park City, Utah has the right stuff – more accurately, the white stuff! Coined "The Greatest Snow on Earth", you'll find an average of 500 inches per year falling in this beautiful area tucked away mountains. Park City skiing is ideal, offering uncrowded slopes with diverse terrain and light, deep powdery snow.
Our resorts are all within a short drive from the Salt Lake City International Airport and offer easy access to all the slopes. What's great about the area is that you can stay at one of our Park City resorts but have access to each of the resort's ski slopes.
Park City skiing has become world-famous because of three resorts: Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort and The Canyons Ski Resort. In this area, you'll find more than 50 chairlifts, gondolas and express lifts that will bring you to hundreds of runs. Don't fret – Park City skiing isn't just for advanced skiers. The area offers a variety of trails for beginners and intermediate skiers.
After a day of skiing or snowboarding, come back to one of our Park City rentals to relax and prepare for another day's adventure. Inside your vacation rental, enjoy luxurious amenities such as whirlpool tubs, patios/balconies with mountain views, full kitchens, cable TV, interet access, large living areas and more. At some resorts, guests have access to spas, onsite restaurants and full-service bars.
vacation rental rates
Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $149.00 /Daily $980.00 /Week $3,500.00 /Month Security Deposit: $250 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $135
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Post Holiday Jan 2 - Jan 16 $189.00 /Daily $1,253.00 /Week $4,732.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Sundance Jan 17 - Jan 27 $279.00 /Daily $1,813.00 /Week $6,300.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Value Season Jan 28 - Feb 14 $189.00 /Daily $1,253.00 /Week $4,732.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
President's Week Feb 15 - Feb 24 $279.00 /Daily $1,883.00 /Week $6,300.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Season Feb 25 - Apr 15 $189.00 /Daily $1,253.00 /Week $3,892.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Off Season Apr 16 - Nov 30 $119.00 /Daily $623.00 /Week $1,652.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights
Early Season Dec 1 - Dec 16 $179.00 /Daily $1,155.00 /Week $4,200.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Early Holiday Dec 17 - Dec 21 $189.00 /Daily $1,155.00 /Week $4,200.00 /Month
Holiday Dec 22 - Jan 1 $285.00 /Daily $1,883.00 /Week $6,160.00 /Month
* Please Note: Taxes, fees, and deposits will affect the trip cost.
John Kennedy 435-729-9701
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The number of monographs in all languages, including English, is approximately 600,000. Current collecting in South Asian languages focuses on literature, history, social sciences and religion, with special strengths in Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Punjabi, Bengali, and Nepali. A breakdown of monograph holdings in South Asian languages shows this distribution: Assamese 100; Bengali 19,000; Gujarati 2,400; Hindi 30,000; Kannada 2,500; Kashmiri 600; Malayalam 3,500; Marathi 7,500; Nepali 5,700; Oriya 2,000; Punjabi 7,500; Pushto 700; Sanskrit 13,500; Sindhi 950; Sinhalese 3,650; Tamil 14,800; Urdu 22,000 The Library subscribes to around 500 serial and newspaper titles in South Asian languages and about 3,300 titles in English and Western languages.
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South Asians in North America Collection. This collection includes primary source materials, such as photographs, pamphlets, party literature, etc. in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and English on this Indian nationalist party which was based in northern California during the first two decades of this century.
Court Fee and Revenue Stamps of the Princely States of India. The court fee and revenue stamps were designed by the British as a means to collect taxes from residents of some of the Princely States as starting as early as 1797. The designs include the name of the state as well as the type and amount of tax imposed. This rich collection, including stamps from over 15 princely states, is a gift from Kenneth Robbins.
Henry Morse Stephens Collection. This is an early bequest in 1919 of an important collection relating to British India and Indian history.
Kipling Collection. This collection on Rudyard Kipling was begun in 1919 and expanded by a major purchase in 1963 of rare and scarce materials, first editions, manuscripts, typescripts, and ephemera.
Maps of South Asia. The map collection of the Library, housed in Giannini Hall, holds 4,500 maps and nautical charts of South Asia, in addition to world maps and general maps of Asia and the Indian Ocean region. There are also 65 atlases and gazetteers of the area.
Leo Rose Himalaya Collection. This collection was begun with extensive purchases made in Nepal by Professor Leo Rose on politics, history, and law in the 1950's and continued with purchases under the Himalayan Border Countries Projects from 1960 to 1969, and is currently enhanced by acquisitions under the Library of Congress Acquisitions Program. This collection includes microfilm of portions of the holdings of the India Office Library, London and the Nation Archives in New Delhi on the Himalayan region, with a concentration on Nepal. It is especially strong on the 19th and early 20th century period and is a unique resource in the U.S.
Nimbkar Collection. This was a gift in 1955 from Dr. Krishnabai Nimbkar's collection on India's Congress Party, including correspondence, papers, pamphlets and policy
UC Berkeley's Guide to South Asia Dissertations contains doctoral dissertations, masters theses and professional reports on topics related to South Asia by UC Berkeley graduates. It includes work completed at Berkeley from 1915 to 1998 in the fields of arts, literature, humanities, social and physical sciences. It includes only those dissertations which have substantial portions relating to South Asia or the South Asian diaspora.
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Echoes of Freedom: South Asian Pioneers in California, 1899-1965
The story of early Indian immigrants to California told through photographs, documents and publications, drawn from the Library's rich archive of materials on South Asians in North America.
A Hundred Harvests: Asian Studies at UCB
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The Power of Patterns: Double Ikat for Textile Exchange in India and Indonesia
A textile exhibit on India and Indonesia based on one of the winners of the 2008 Library Prize for Undergraduate Research.
Silicon Raj: Making a Difference to America's Future
An exhibit of photographs by Rick Rocumora, documenting the contributions of South Asians in the United States.
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With the Australian summer of tennis nearing a close, Darren Saligari offers his thoughts on the likely stories to emerge in men's tennis for the rest of 2013.
Welcome back, Rafa
He hasn't played since late June 2012 and is scheduled to make his long-awaited return at the Brasil Open in February. The greatest claycourt player in the Open era, all eyes will be on Nadal, particularly at Roland Garros where he has won the title seven out of the past eight years. Despite that, I'm not tipping him to win in Paris. My tip to hoist the Coupe des Mousquetaires is …
Novak Djokovic will complete his career Grand Slam
You can bet Novak Djokovic has planned his season around winning at Roland Garros – the only major trophy that he hasn't won. Close last year, the determined Serb will leave nothing to chance in 2013.
Tsonga is coming
Injuries have cruelled Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's career since he stunned all comers in 2008 to make the Australian Open final. Since then, just as it seems the beaming Frenchman is getting on a roll, his body fails him. But this is Jo's year. He may not win a major title, but don't be surprised if he makes a Slam final or a couple of semifinals, puts some serious pressure on the big four and finishes the year in the top five.
Dimitrov and Janowicz to continue their ascent
Grigor Dimitrov and Jerzy Janowicz both had their moments in the Australian sun this summer. Dimitrov was a finalist in Brisbane but fell in the opening round here. Despite this, there are better things on the horizon for him. Janowicz made a name for himself in Melbourne thanks to an on-court meltdown, but he will soon be featuring in highlights clips thanks to winners rather than wondering aloud "How many times?"
Tomic and Raonic will be top 10 by the end of the year
Plagiarised from the man himself, but I'm going to go with it – Bernard Tomic will live up to his own hype and crack the top 10 by year's end. With nine first-round exits in 2012, there is a lot of room for Bernie to pick up plenty of points provided he continues to work and play the way he has this Australian summer. He's No.43 right now, only 33 spots to go …
Milos Raonic is a bit closer – he's No.15 now and has been as high as No.13 in the past, but this is the year for Milos. He does have some points to defend, but third- and second-round exits at Roland Garros and Wimbledon respectively leave the door open for the Canadian to make a significant move, particularly at Wimbledon where his big-serving game should flourish.
Gasquet and Tipsarevic to make way in the top 10
With some new blood headed for the top 10, then some must make way; sadly for Richard Gasquet and Janko Tipsarevic, your days in the top 10 are numbered.
Djokovic's reign at the top to continue but Murray is coming
Childhood friends and now on-court rivals, Djokovic and Murray will meet in more finals in 2013. I still think Djokovic has another year at the top but Murray is my tip to finish the year in second place behind the Serbian Superstar.
What about Roger?
The Swiss Maestro will continue to play his beautiful brand of tennis, but I don't see him winning any of the majors this year. One last thing, his run of consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinals – currently at 35 – will come to an end this year.


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Police say they've tracked down a pick-up truck that is believed to have been used in a brazen robbery at a Fayetteville Walmart store. Investigators released surveillance video of the ambush, which happened inside the store around midnight Thursday. The surveillance video shows Walmart workers walking with a shopping buggy that contained a wooden lock box with money from the store's cash registers inside. The workers were approached by two gunmen, and one of the women is seen throwing her hands up in the air in an apparent plea not to be hurt. Cameras also caught the men running out of the store with the shopping cart and money box. The video shows them throwing the cart and all into the back of a Toyota pick-up truck before they sped away. Police say they were in such a hurry to get of the parking lot that the suspects almost hit a couple of shoppers who were entering the store. Fayetteville police spokesman Mike Whitlow said one of the suspects has on a black hooded Nike sweatshirt, and one was wearing a North Face jacket with a hood. He said both of them were wearing bandannas that they pulled up over their faces once they were in the store. The pick-up truck was then seen speeding through the Fayette Pavilion Shopping Center. Officers later found it with the empty money box inside. Police say the truck had been stolen from Henry County.
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Beatiful Oceanfront Vacation rental at The Tides, Hollywood in Hollywood
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community The Tides
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,050 - $ 1,260 / week
$ 2,400 - $ 3,500 / month
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Must see!! Spectacular S.E Ocean view from your own living room. Enjoy direct access to the beach . Unit is fully decorated and equipped with 2 TV set, King size bed, Sleeper Sofa, linens, etc. Roomy master bedroom and oversized walk -in closet. Large living/dining
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Oceanfront building with all amenities including media room with movie theater, fitness center, yoga room, party room, billiars, business center, heated pool, beach access, 24 hours attended concierge , security and valet parking.
Resort Lifestyle at it's best
activities and attractions in Hollywood Atlantic Coast South
5 minutes to Casinos, Aventura Mall, Downtown Hollywood, shops, restaurants, Ft. Lauderdale Airport
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This rate includes all taxes, electricity, water, trash removal, wi-fi internet and Basic TV cable.
Minimun Stay : 1 week
Refundable Security Deposit : $500 dollars
Exit Cleaning fee: $100 dollars.
Valet Parking : $80 dollars per month + $25 dollars refundable security deposit
30% of the total price is required to guarantee the reservation The 65% balance is due 7 days prior to your arrival.
The $500 security deposit is refundable 5 to 10 days after check out.
Rates may vary according with the season. Contact me for details.
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- Hollywood Beach
- Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
- Downtown Hollywood
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Top things to do on a budget
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- Downtown Hollywood
- Hollywood Boardwalk
- Anne Kolb Nature Center
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- Hollywood North Beach Park
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All the Club Cards Included! in Fripp Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community
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Accommodates: 4
Ocean view
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath
Bedding: King, Queen
2 TV's, DVD
Private N.Hampton Pool
End Unit
2nd Floor Villa
Elevator in building
Gas Grill
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Also included with this home are 4 Club Guest Cards (a $200 value!) which allow you access to all the amenities of the private Fripp Island Club like 2 championship golf courses, a Racquet Club, marina, Excursion rentals, dining, seven swimming pools and more.
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- Elevator
- Beds
- Queen Bed
- King Bed
- Entertainment
- Shared Pool
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
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- Swimming
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Golf
- Tennis
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Early/Late Summer Season Weekly Rate: $1380
Prime Season Weekly Rate: $1560
Sports Season Weekly Rate: $1255
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