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Sun, Dec 9th, 2007
The Alfred State College men's basketball team bounced back from a tough loss on Saturday with a hard fought 60-49 win over Dean College on Sunday afternoon. With the win the Blue and Gold improve to 9-4 on the year.
Sun, Dec 9th, 2007
For the second time in eight days the Alfred State College women's basketball team won a tight contest versus Dean College. On Sunday afternoon in Franklin, MA the Lady Pioneers improved to 7-3 on the year with a 79-70 victory.
Sat, Dec 8th, 2007
The Alfred State College men's basketball team dropped a tight contest at the CC of Rhode Island, 74-69 on Saturday afternoon. The Knights scored seven of the games final nine points in the last minute to break a 67-67 tie. Alfred falls to 8-4 on the year while CCRI improves to 8-4.
Sat, Dec 8th, 2007
The Alfred State College women's basketball team hung tough with #18 CC of Rhode Island but the Lady Knights used a strong second half en route to a 69-50 victory. The Lady Pioneers five game winning streak was snapped and the team sits at 6-3 on the season while CCRI improves to 6-2.
Sat, Dec 8th, 2007
The Alfred State College wrestling team finished 4th in the team standings at the annual ASC Open. Sophomore Gallaway Longenecker (Manheim, PA) was the Pioneers lone weight class winner bringing home the championship at 133 lbs.
Thu, Dec 6th, 2007
Alfred State College staff members and current and retired faculty have contributed items for the featured exhibit in the Hinkle Library Gallery and Reading Room entitled "Student Life, Technology & Trends: 1908 - 2008."
Thu, Dec 6th, 2007
Niagara CCC jumped out to a 21-0 lead over Alfred State in a WNYAC dual match en route to a 32-13 victory. NCCC improves to 6-0 in dual matches while the Pioneers fall to 1-4.
Tue, Dec 4th, 2007
For the second year in a row Alfred State College volleyball coach Gene Doorley has been named the American Volleyball Coaches Two-Year College Northeast-Southeast Region Coach of the Year. Doorley led the Lady Pioneers to their first trip to the NJCAA National Championships since 1977.
Mon, Dec 3rd, 2007
Alfred State College sophomores Brianne McMahon (Buffalo/Sweet Home) and Elaina Braun (Waterloo) have been named 1st team NJCAA Division III All-Americans. It is the first time in at least 30 years that A-State has had a 1st team All-American and the first time in school history that two members of
Sun, Dec 2nd, 2007
The Alfred State College men's basketball team got off to a fast start and withstood a comeback attempt to claim the ASC tournament title, 85-78 over Rockland CC. A-State is now 8-0 in the four-year history of the tournament and improve to 8-3 for the season.


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The Cars of The Great Gatsby, Updated
Jay in a Rolls? Nick in a Jeep? We perform an automotive recast of the literary classic
"So what we are saying is, although our story may be set in the 1920s, to quote one of Jay's rhymes, 'history doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes.' What I get from that is just that the universal truth moves through time and geography. There was a Jay Gatsby in 1922; there is a Jay Gatsby today. And we all know one."
So said the director of the much-ballyhooed remake of The Great Gatsby, Baz Luhrmann, to Life + Times. The kicky Australian lensman was talking about getting Jay-Z on board to produce a musical soundscape for F. Scott Fitzgerald's tale of his most famous character, Jay Gatsby.
Even though it's got a modern soundtrack, the cars (and everything else) in Luhrmann's latest film are otherwise largely period correct—that is to say, old and correct enough. In the 1920s novel, Fitzgerald didn't actually dwell much on cars, leaving a lot to the imagination, which is surprising. For while you can see much of this dissolute chronicler of the roaring '20s in a brand-name-dropping fin de siècle novelist like Bret Easton Ellis, Fitzgerald signally missed one thing that Ellis didn't: the immense socio-psycho-logical power of automobiles and the brands they represent.
In fact, cars rhyme through eras, too. Had Luhrmann the foresight to contact us, he would have conjured for him Gatsby's likely transport for the present day. Fortunately, there's always the next remake to look forward to.
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The Daily Times reports (http://bit.ly/1pUqpfT) that the San Juan County Sheriff's Office said Thursday that Juel Jordahl and Roy Swapp have been arrested on charges including racketeering and dealing with stolen property.
They are accused of siphoning $480,000 in fuel since 2011.
Australian-based company BHP Billiton first reported the allegations to the Sheriff's Office in April.
Officials say Jordahl, who had a contract to dispose of scrap metals from mining operations, started sending employees over several times a day.
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Spooky Zoo Spectacular, hosted by the Auxiliary Board of Lincoln Park Zoo, is an opportunity for children to celebrate Halloween in a free, safe and family-friendly environment. Guests are invited to learn fun facts about the animals, stimulate their minds while making crafts, collect treats and enjoy entertainment throughout the zoo while dressed in their best or spookiest costume!
Schedule of Events
11 a.m.–2 p.m.: Family entertainment on the main stage; toddler activities in Regenstein Center for African Apes
Noon‐2 p.m.: Haunted House, educational arts & crafts in the Kovler Lion House and trick-or-treating
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The Primate House, Regenstein African Journey, McCormick Bird House, Pritzker Family Children's Zoo and Regenstein Small Mammal-Reptile House will be closed from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Regenstein Center for African Apes and the Farm-in-the-Zoo will be open from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
The Kovler Lion House and Kovler Sea Lion Pool underwater viewing area will be open from noon-2 p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
- The Conservatory Gate will be closed from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
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New piano key crosswalks tune up East Town
Social media makes things happen.
Two months ago UrbanMilwaukee posted a photo of a pedestrian crosswalk that was tuned up to look like piano keys. Peter Adams, assistant director at the East Town Association, shared the photo with a note along the lines of "wouldn't this look great in East Town?"
Shortly thereafter Ghassan Korban, Commissioner of Public Works at the City of Milwaukee, contacted East Town to say he thought the piano striping was a great idea.
Since Milwaukee's East Town neighborhood is home to Jazz in the Park, the City thought it was more than fitting that two of its crosswalks take the shape of piano keys. Made perfect sense.
Today, at Kilbourn and Jefferson Streets and Wells and Jefferson Streets, the new crosswalks were painted in. Check them out when you hit Jazz in the Park next.
I love this type of public art. And, Adams said that city engineers made sure that the keys were to scale.
"They are as close to scale as a real piano on a street can be," said Adams.
DPW hopes to install additional creative public art cross walks in the Historic Third Ward. They'll be used to connect the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) to its union.
Until then, enjoy some piano playing and walking in East Town.
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Warm up to this hearty cheddar and beer soup by Anna Olson from Fresh.
In a large, heavy-bottomed pot over medium heat, melt butter and add onions and pepper. Sauté vegetables until tender, about 6 minutes. Stir in garlic and mustard powder and cook 1 minute more. Sift in flour and stir with a wooden spoon for about 3 minutes, coating vegetables evenly. Switch to a whisk and gradually pour in milk while whisking. Add chicken stock and beer and bring up to a simmer, stirring often. Once simmering, stir in cheddar cheese and reduce heat to medium-low, stirring until melted. Add cayenne, if using and season to taste. Ladle into bowls and garnish with cheese.
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With picture quality that outdoes that of numerous more-expensive TVs, Vizio's E series likely represents the best value of 2014.
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As with prior DLC releases, this final push includes nine additional songs and a new character who can be added to a player's in-game party. That character is the Kingdom Hearts 2 incarnation of Auron, a stoic fighter best known for his supporting role in Final Fantasy X, while the new tunes range from Final Fantasy 2's "Chocobo Theme" and Final Fantasy 7's "The Chase" to more recent songs like "We Have Come" from Final Fantasy Type-0. For a full track listing, visit Square Enix's blog.
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To: Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Nguyen Tran Dung
President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Nguyen Minh Triet
General Secretary of the Vietnamese Communist Party Nong Duc Manh
CC: UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
UN Special Rapporteur on Religious Intolerance
UN Special Rapporteur on Torture
US Department of State
US International Commission of Religious Freedom
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This petition concerns the situation of the indigenous Degar peoples of Vietnam's Central Highlands (known also by the French colonial name of Montagnards) their desire for freedom and equality for all citizens in Vietnam.The spirit of this petition however, while conveys human rights, justice, democratic values and equality to all the oppressed citizens of Vietnam regardless of race, religious or political affiliation, focuses on the estimated 350 Degar peoples who have been unjustly imprisoned in Vietnam since 2001 for non violent acts, relating to participation in peaceful political and religious activities, for publicly speaking out on the lack of human rights in Vietnam, for being members of Christian house churches or for seeking asylum by fleeing to Cambodia.
A number of these prisoners have been also identified by Human Rights Watch, see http://www.hrw.org/english/docs/2006/06/14/vietna13542.htm and many were severely tortured with some dieing from abuse. See: http://www.montagnard-foundation.org/homepage.html for specific accounts of Degars incurring crippling injuries from torture.
Untold numbers of Degar people over the years have been tortured while the Vietnamese government tightly controls the central highlands to prevent such information from reaching the international community. Moreover the identified list of prisoners does not include all the Montagnards who have been missing from their homes, since 2001 and who might have been killed or imprisoned secretly.
We the undersigned call on the above named Vietnamese Government authorities to: urgently:
1.Release from Vietnamese prisons all of the Degar prisoners imprisoned for their political or religious activities, starting with the estimated 350 identified and establish a permanent solution to address the issue of the control over indigenous lands and of religious freedom;
2.Repeal Directive 31/CP, which permits authorities to arrest and imprison citizens for two years without charge;
3.Cease the practice of torturing of Degar people by police and military forces, which has been implemented through the use of electric shock torture, beatings and the restrictions of food allocation and the denying adequate medical treatment whilst in prison;
4.Permit international monitors and medical teams to have unhindered access to the central highlands.
The undersigned
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Les Fromages du Jour
Yes, that's a few slices of my pain aux ceriales from Le Grenier à Pain paired with some delightful cheeses that I discovered when visiting one of my absolute favorite fromagers here in Paris this morning.
Disclaimer: I confess to a secret and unfulfilled ambition.
Except for working outside in the icy-cold winter and freezing my bourse off, getting up at a godawful hour, and lifting heavy wheels of cheese, my fantasy job is to work as a fromager. Being surrounded by big wheels of cheese and small pyramids of goat cheese, the smell of all those gooey, runny, and nutty cheeses…it all makes me delirious with pleasure
Ok, I guess I could deal with lifting the wheels of cheese, but getting up at 4am?
Now that's another story…
As a fromager, I would make recommendations to les clients. "Qu'est-ce que vous desirez, madame?", I would ask, ready to council the customer. (Using my perfect French, of course…this is my fantasy, remember?) I'd slice and wrap a fine selection of cheeses to serve to her her family after a well-prepared supper of roast pintade and pommes des terres rôti with a fine, crisp Sancerre or gravely, full-flavored Pomerol.
We'd make witty banter about Johnny Halliday and socks with whimsical cartoon figures on them while I selected a few fine cheeses, perhaps a dead-ripe Camembert de Normandie and a Corsican Brin d'Amour, covered with fragrant mountain herbs.
Ah, je rêve…
I visit many cheese shops, oops, I mean fromageries here in Paris. I search for shops that have unusual cheeses, since many of the best ones seem to focus on a particular region or type of cheese like les chèvres or fine mountain cheeses from the Savoie.
Although many of the outdoor markets have people selling cheese, I've found none better than N. Caillère at the Popincourt Market in the 11th arrondissement on the Boulevard Richard Lenoir. Twice a week, the two cheery women who run their stand never fail to prompt me to discover a cheese I've never tasted.
Such as this triple-crème Délice de Saint-Cyr…
Triple-cream means the cheese has a minimum fat content of a whopping 75% (although that percentage refers to the amount of fat in the solids, and most cheeses are about 50% water and 50% solids…still, it ain't no rice cake.)
Although I ate it at it gooiest best, at room temperature, the cheese left a sweet, suprisingly cool aftertaste.
They also had a lovely, and well-aged Comté de Jura, a marvelously-nutty, full-flavored cheese made from raw cow's milk and is the most widely-produced cheese in France.
And it's popular for good reason; it's always excellent and pairs well with most other cheeses on a cheese plate as well as both white and red wines.
I'm in love most goat cheeses; I seem to like them all. With their smooth, dreamy-white interior and their soft, gentle aroma of the farm, it doesn't matter to me whether they're fresh or aged. It's a rare day at the market for me if I don't have one tucked into my market basket.
This Tomme de Chèvre is from a small farm and is called Vendômois. Although the outside has the fine crust of mold, I was told the cheese is rather young and the elasticity and suppleness of the p&acurc;te indeed suggests less affinage, or cave ripening.
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Le Grenier à Pain
One of the great things to do in Paris is to wander. I'll often catch a film, search for a monument, of just mètro to a far-off neighborhood…then walk.
The 13th arrondissement of Paris is a real cross-cultural quartier.
Part of it is the quartier Chinois, where there's huge and small shops selling exotic Asian fruits and vegetables, as well as unidentifiable cuts of meat (that are perhaps best left unidentifiable…)
Many Asians set up shops and restaurants in the area during the 1970's, when the neighborhood was neglected and rather dingy. But now there's much to be said for this area: there's the little village of Butte aux Cailles, a tiny village with convivial restaurants, and cafés and there's a fabulous natural-source piscine (swimming pool) where I've cooled off on more than one swelteringly hot summer afternoon in Paris. (Bathing caps are mandatory in public pools in Paris…even for men…even if you're bald!)
On a recent stroll through the neighborhood, I stopped by one of my favorite out-of-the-way boulangeries, Le Grenier à Pain and found these whimsical chocolate-covered Pain d'Epices…
Almost before I could get out of the shop, I ripped into the sack, plucked one out, and took a bite. And boy, were they superb! Chewy and spicy-brown cake, fragrant with cinnamon, cloves, and ginger, all enrobed in a thin layer of bittersweet dark chocolate.
I turned around, considered getting another bag but instead spotted a beautiful loaf, le pain aux ceriales, on the wooden rack behind the counter.
Of course, when I got it home I immediately sliced into the irregularly-shaped loaf. It was excellent and just like I imagined it would be. Rich with whole-grains, deeply-flavored with sour levain, and a firm crust, and wonderful paired with an assortment of cheese I had just selected from the fromager. I smeared the slices with a luscious and dangerously unctuous Délice de Saint-Cyr, a triple-cream raw milk cheese from the region of Brie I'd just selected on the excellent recommendation of my favorite fromager.
Le Grenier à Pain
52, avenue d'Italie
M: Place d'Italie or Tolbiac
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(Other locations throughout Paris.)
The Indestructable Almond Tart
Sometimes I feel like I must be walking around with a sign on me that says…
"Even though it's obvious from the way I'm holding it, I'm carrying a fragile dessert that I've spent hours making…
…But please feel free to walk right into me anyways."
Yes, that was me trying to navigate Paris, tranversing the sidewalks and mètros of Paris, hoping to make it safely to the New Year's party I was invited to with my Almond Tart.
As those who read this blog regularly may recall, I'm a target for Parisians when carrying fragile cakes and tarts down the street. For some reason, they'll just walk right into me.
But this time, I got wise to their antics and thwarted their efforts to derail me by remembering a favorite recipe from my past, Lindsey's Almond Tart, one of the all-time great desserts that I made almost every day at Chez Panisse for years and years. Once baked, the tart is bullet-proof: and as anticipated, the disk of firm caramelized almonds successfully withstood both the Line #1 and #14 mètros.
I made it safely to my New Year's Eve fête with the tart. I did get body-checked by a Parisian in the Bastille mètro, forcing me to crash into the tile wall, and heard the loud "Thwack" of the porcelain cake plate it was resting on.
"Zut!, I thought.
But the tart arrived safely and after dinner, everyone nibbled on it happily along with the last of the cold Champagne along with the Chocolate, Sour Cherry, and Toasted Almond Bark that I made with fleur de sel, which was equally a big hit.
So here's a few resolutions for my life in 2006…
-I'm going to avoid the black tar as much as I can…
-I'm going to perfect my Madeleine recipe…
-I'm going to cut back on the amount of chocolate I eat…
-I'm going to get to work on my next cookbook…
-And I'm going to become a true Frenchman and no matter how impeccably or fashionably dressed I am, I'm going to wear the wackiest socks I can drum up…
I will avoid socks with images of Homer Simpson or Asterix, though, so popular with the men here in France, though. Even I have my limits.
The Simple Life: Paris
-David 'Paris' Lebovitz
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Santa Monica Farmer's Market
Tiny little heads of cauliflower, no bigger than a dolls-head. These were the most colorful I'd ever seen in magnificent shades of vivid purple and deep orange.
Although America is known as the land of HUGE food, these tiny baby carrots are tender and very sweet. My first week as a cook at Chez Panisse, I spent a few hours peeling a case of them…only to discover later they were going to be blended up and made into soup!
The actresses (and wannabes) trolling around Hollywood aren't the only things nicely stacked in LA…
These are Improved Meyer lemons. The original Meyer lemons were disease-prone so they were re-hybridized, hence the name Improved Meyer lemon. They're often mistakenly called a cross between an orange and a Eureka lemon since they're as sweet, juicy, and aromatic as an orange, but with a lemony tang. But they're not.
Beautiful winter squash
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With a stay at Ca' del Borgo in Venice (Lido of Venice), you'll be close to Circolo Golf Venezia Alberoni and Venice Convention Center. This 4-star residence is within the vicinity of Santa Maria Elisabetta Waterbus and Lido Beach. Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Your room comes with a Tempur-Pedic be...
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With a stay at Hotel Byron in Venice (Lido of Venice), you'll be minutes from Lido Beach and close to St. Mark's Basilica. This hotel is close to Rialto Bridge and Squero di San Trovaso. Make yourself at home in one of the 38 guestrooms featuring minibars. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your...
Overall Rating - Good - 694 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The staff was super helpful and the hotel was just far enough away from the loud/busy Venezia center, while still being close enough to the bus stop.
The city hotel tax must be paid in cash upon leaving the hotel, but was expressed upon our arrival.The hotel is great and located outside the heavily filled tourist areas. This means not only quieter nights, but also saves money. The Lido area is a suburb to Venezia with more quiet neighborhoods, but also a strip of restaurants and shops on the main street. It is also the last stop of Venezia's bus system. You can take a car ferry to Lido if you have a rental car, but the hotel does not have designated parking. The staff were extremely helpful in navigating the area. Breakfast was typical for the area and the rooms were fairly spacious. The room we had included a small terrace overlooking the outdoor garden/breakfast area. The hotel did include wi-fi, but it was not free. You could buy a ho...
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Located in San Dona di Piave, Hotel Locanda Al Piave is close to Piazza della Vittoria and Church of San Mauro Martyr. This hotel is within the region of Church of Monastier and Golf Club Jesolo. Make yourself at home in one of the 28 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens. Relax and take in city views from the privacy of your room. 26-inch LCD televisions...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 360 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The location and atmosphere were excellent. The hotel has up to date features like new bathrooms and elevator while retaining the atmosphere we look for. We enjoyed the hotel and staff very much. It more than met our expectations.Great value for your money with access to Venice, and all of northeast Italy.
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This 2-room apartment is located in Venice, Veneto, Italy. It is around 42 m2 and located on upper ground floor. It offers living/sleeping room, open kitchen, bedroom, shower/WC, and underfloor heating. Nearby attractions: Arsenale, Biennale di Venezia, Piazza San Marco 1.6 km. Surroundings: Supermarket, restaurant, bar, café 200 m, ferry "Vaporetto stop...
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Swiss International Michelangelo Venice-Mestre is perfectly located for a perfect retreat or for business travelers. Our 4 star hotel is very close to the pedestrian center of Mestre with many shops, restaurants and cafes. All of the 50 rooms are perfectly appointed to satisfy an extensive range of expectations, combining a modern sophistication with cha...
Overall Rating - Good - 531 reviews
Okay 5.0
Location is convenient for bus to Venice
It was hot, and they refused to turn on the AC. The hotel is very dated as well.Definitely not a 4-star hotel. This place would be 2 or 3 star max in the US.
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The elegant and modern Jet Hotel is situated in Jesolo, a town close to Venice and the islands of the lagoon. This 3-star hotel is located within walking distance of a lovely beach, and is only a few steps away from Piazza Milano and the center of town. The cozy Jet Hotel features a private beach, onsite restaurant, nice bar with terrace, children's play are...
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Directly on the beach, the completely air-conditioned Hotel London is located close to Piazza Drago and near the beautiful Piazza Marconi. The Hotel has 78 comfortable rooms. The restaurant offers a wide choice of menus with salad buffet and, in the morning, a rich breakfast buffet. The hotel bar with terrace overlooking the pool and the sea, TV room, panora...
Overall Rating - Good - 207 reviews
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1-room apartment on 2nd floor, bright, practical and comfortable furnishings: entrance hall with TV. Living/sleeping room with 1 bed, 1 double sofabed and TV. Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven) with dining table. Shower/bidet/WC. Heating. View of the city. Facilities: washing machine, iron
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Good 7.0
Great little apartment for a few nights. Only a 5 minute walk to the Ospedale ferry stop which is 3 stops (45 minutes) from the airport. And a great spot to jump another ferry for the beaches on the Lido or boat around to the tourist core of the Rialto. Great little bakery across the street and fruit vendor. Overall, the issues were far outweighed by the great little apartment and chill location.
Only big negatives was the key pickup. The person responsible for the keys had terrible English and couldn't communicate between a bus and a ferry. After many hurried texts and calls we got to the nearby ferry stop only to be told to meet at the front of the Ospedale (Hospital). After walking around it with our luggage to find what we thought was the front door the key person was then waiting at the door to the apartment. So, yes, stressful communication with lots of luggage after travel but after that it was all smooth. Also, make sure you get instructions about hot/warm water in the shower. Had to run the sink in the bathroom to get warm water to the shower and this took a few days to get clear communication about. O, and the larger fold out sofa bed was very lumpy.
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It s Cultur time enjoy a journey into the landscape. marvelous exhibitions and villas are waiting to be visited by YOU! From GIORGIONE to CANOVA.to CIMA di Conegliano the big artists are a great reason to organise a visit to VENISE!
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Located in Campagna Lupia, Hotel da Vito is within the vicinity of Villa Ferretti Angeli and Villa Valmarana at Mira. This hotel is within the vicinity of Villa Widmann Rezzonico Foscari and Villa Foscari La Malcontenta. Make yourself at home in one of the 40 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wired a...
Overall Rating - Good - 53 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The friendliness of the staff. On our day of departure it was raining and we had to get to the airport. Without hesitation they offered to drive us to the airport which was quite a distance away. Tried to pay upon arrival at the airport and they refused.
It was quite a distance from the bus stop. They took us to the bus stop by car at no charge but the ride to Venice was more than just a few minutes.The hotel and the staff was great. Breakfast was very good. We ate one dinner across the street at the restaurant that they owned and operated and the food was very good. One of the nicest,cleanest and friendliest hotel we have stayed at in Italy. The only downside is that it is pretty far from Venice if that is where one was going on vacation. By car not too bad but if a bus is needed it makes for a long trip.
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Prestigious residence of 500th Villa Foscarini is a masterpiece of harmony and elegance. The patient make over took back the villa to his ancient brightness: original floors, the frescos and the ancient furniture, recreate the taste of a time. Villa Foscarini is placed in the striking Venetian territory, inside a landscape which hugs some between the most be...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 751 reviews
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Along the Napoleon's street called Terraglio, which links Venice to Treviso, is set the Hotel Crystal, a privately-owned family hotel. The hotel is an ideal place for business travelers in every season of the year. Easy to reach and ideally located, the hotel allows to tourists and business travelers to get to Treviso or Venice also by means of transport. In...
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Hotel Ca' Tron is located close to Venice, Padova, Verona and Treviso. Additional area points of interest include Palaces like Barchessa Valmarana, Villa Pisani, Villa Malcontenta, Villa Widmann: the beautiful second houses of the Venitian Lords of 16Th century. It is possible to reach these Palaces with: bicycle, boat, car or bus. Free wireless Interne...
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Excellent 9.0
Excellent staff, helpful, informative and accommodating. Rooms are small but very clean. Bathroom is more than adequate and the A/C works perfectly. Area is quiet and safe. Parking is secure.
Check-In policies too strict (only until 9:00pm), late check-in fee is outrageous.
Excellent 9.6
Superbe hôtel très bonnes prestations , personnels très très aimable. Très calme. On recommande vivement cet hôtel.


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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Champions Carlos Sainz and Cyril Despres return to defend their titles when the Dakar Rally starts Saturday in Buenos Aires.
Officials say 430 vehicles in four categories — cars, bikes, quads and trucks — are expected to begin the race that will cover 5,903 miles through northern Argentina and along the coast of Chile.
Sainz won the car category and Despres claimed the bike title last year.
It's the third straight year the race has been held in the two South American countries. The rally was held through 2007 in Africa, but moved for security reasons.
The start Saturday is a ceremonial leg with the drivers following a 230-mile route northwest to Victoria. The first full race day is Sunday.
The event ends on Jan. 16 in Buenos Aires.
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Google is my best (inanimate) friend. I heart it. It hearts me. We spend a great deal of time together. He scratches my back. I just take advantage.
Well, I may have a new best friend. Meet Wolfram Alpha. It is Google's nerdier, mathlete brother. The video is about 8 minutes long, but you have never seen anything like this and really it is just too much to tell you in writing.
But for those of you who need a Cliff's note version - Wolfram Alpha = Google on crack + statistical information that would be really, really hard to Google. (That is saying a lot because, not to brag, I totally rock at Googling.)
Now that you watched the video, I laughed and laughed and laughed some more when I put both my name and Tommy's name into Wolfram Alpha.
The most common age of someone with the name Katie: 24
The most common age of someone with the name Tommy: 63
I have made up that 6 month age difference pretty quickly based on this data.
Monday, August 23, 2010
You've Never Seen Anything Like This
Posted by katie@tulsadetails at 5:12 PM
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- caraheck said...
um loving this new "googling" website! thanks for passing it on!
- August 23, 2010 at 5:33 PM
That is amazing . . . really mind-boggling!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Love, Aunt Angie
- August 23, 2010 at 7:37 PM
- Megan B said...
This is going to be my new obsession. I "wofled" my birth date and I was born 11,468 days ago. Crazy! The ave age for my name is 20 year, makes me feel young again!
- August 24, 2010 at 12:29 PM
- happy_wife said...
Great...it said I am 63 and Luke is 4. That makes me feel so gross I should go take a bath in tepid water. Except it is way too late. Better go knit my cat a sweater and hope I don't choke on a Werther's Original candy in my sleep.
- August 25, 2010 at 8:18 PM
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Boulder – Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, at a public meeting Friday said that by restoring tax rates to minimally higher levels, the state's higher education crisis could be somewhat alleviated. Pointing to the tragic events last week in Arizona, Heath also argued that we must invest more in Colorado's beleaguered public mental health services to help prevent similar tragedies from occurring here.
Both the Senator and Rep. Deb Gardner, D-Longmont, agreed that the economic recovery would be at the forefront of legislative action in the current session.
Gardner said, "everybody is on the same page in trying to create jobs and get the economy back on track."
Heath and Gardner both made their comments at a meeting with Boulder residents and the city's policy advisor, Carl Castillo, in a forum addressing expectations for the legislature. The forum was arranged by a grassroots organization, PLAN Boulder.
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In the beginning of December, the Boulder City Council approved formalized city positions on predicted upcoming legislative battles in both the Colorado General Assembly and the U.S. Congress.
While Boulder takes its first steps towards a clean energy future after voters approved a new occupation tax that allowed the city to remain unshackled from an Xcel contract last November, Castillo said that Boulder's top legislative priority will be supporting legislation at the state level that will help the city meet its clean energy goals.
While it is still too early to make specific requests, Castillo mentioned community choice aggregation (CCA) as a possible policy goal of the city. Already adopted in California and other states, CCA – which would require rewriting state law – would allow the city of Boulder to purchase energy supplies on the open market without needing to municipalize the power grid from Xcel.
Castillo also said the city supports a tuition equity bill for undocumented students who graduated high school in Colorado. "This is the civil rights issue of the year," he said.
The other two legislative priorities for the city were waste reduction legislation and transportation sustainability.
Overall, he said that with the GOP takeover of the House, this year expectations had to be drawn back and the city lobbyist will play a more defensive role.
At the federal level, the city – aside from taking public positions on heated political issues – spends most of its lobbying power on garnering federal dollars in the form of earmarks. This year, Castillo warned that earmark money would not be easy to come by, as both U.S. Sen. Mark Udall and U.S. Rep. Jared Polis have taken a stance against requesting them.
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Thanks meborc i didn't knew that. I was on lynx and i am not used to it. I solved the issue installing gdm. But now that you point me to the correct method i will give it a shoot.
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Hi: I kind of have the same error. I just installed Oneiric a few hour ago. When i click on my account i can't access, i can't even put my password. Is there any temporary work around for this issue...
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i'm kind of having the same issue. i will check on songbird bugsite for some more information. i got to work songbird, just removing the libgstreamer-0.10.so from the ~/songbird/lib
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Over the weekend the State of New York erupted in celebration with the legalization of gay marriage and couples are ready to start tying the knot, including Neil Patrick Harris and longtime boyfriend, David Burtka! The How I Met Your Mother star tweeted on Saturday saying, "David and I did propose to each other, but over five years ago! We've been wearing engagement rings for ages, waiting for an available date." Of course this isn't the first sign that Harris has given us to make us think a wedding is in his near future. Before the New York state senate and Governor Andrew Cuomo legalized gay marriage on Friday night, he tweeted that he'd "sure love to get married. Please, New York Senate, vote in favor of marriage equality today. My family would really appreciate it."
Harris and Burtka's family doubled last year when the couple became the parents of fraternal twins, Harper and Gideon, in October 2010 via surrogate. So let the fabulous wedding planning begin. Yes, the passing of this law will go down as a great historic event that further proves to the rest of America that New York does it better!
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The Project On Government Oversight recently joined a friend of the court brief written by the Electronic Privacy Information Center supporting The New York Times in its effort to obtain a memorandum written by the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel (OLC). The memo discusses the legality of the U.S. tactic of targeted killing of individuals deemed to have ties to terrorism. OLC opinions are binding on the executive branch, and the American people deserve to know the substance of that law. Keeping these opinions from the public seriously damages our democracy.
The Times case is similar to that involving the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). POGO signed on to an amicus brief in that case as well; EFF seeks disclosure of an OLC memorandum concerning the use of national security letters to obtain the communications records of American citizens without a warrant. These cases highlight the clash between the Administration's national security and open government objectives. You can read more about the EFF case and the importance of disclosure of OLC memoranda here.
The two cases are: New York Times Co. v. U.S. Department of Justice, 11 CIV. 9336(CM), 2013 WL 50209 (S.D.N.Y. Jan. 3, 2013) and Electronic Frontier Foundation v. United States Department of Justice, No. 1:11-cv-00939-RJL (D.D.C.).
Legal Intern, POGO
At the time of publication, Meryl Grenadier was a legal intern with the Project On Government Oversight.
Topics: Open Government
Related Content: Government Secrecy
Authors: Meryl Grenadier
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