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Thuya Garden - The words "Asticou Terraces" are carved into a block of granite
at the base of the stone steps that lead to Thuya Garden off the Peabody Drive section of Route 3, just southeast
of Asticou Inn. The stairs (on the eastern side of Peabody Drive)
wind up the front of the granite cliffs providing a panoramic view of Northeast
Harbor. Parking is provided across the street from the stairs. For those not able or wanting to make the
walk, there is a single lane road (Thuya Drive) leading to the garden a short distance past the stairs to
the south. There is adequate parking at the entrance gate to the garden. Once there, be sure to try the different
paths. Some take you to places unseen from the main section. As with the Asticou Azalea Garden, there are wonderful
spots for sitting. (photos)
Both the Asticou Azalea Garden and the Thuya Garden were originally designed
and built by Charles K. Savage with financial support from John D. Rockefeller. (Thuya
Garden photos and Asticou Terraces photos)
Thuya Garden is owned and maintained by the Mount Desert Land and Garden Preserve and a committee of volunteers.
Contributions to aid in its support are welcomed. Visitors are asked to donate $3.00. Those wishing to make
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Mount Desert Land and Garden Preserve
P.O. Box 208
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The garden is open daily, 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM, late May through mid-October of each year. Thuya Lodge is open late June - mid-September, 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
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text: The Art World August 4, 2008 Issue Feeling Blue Artists get serious. By Peter Schjeldahl Table of Contents Insisting on the realities of life and (chiefly) death: Pawel Althamer's "Skin" (1997) and "Self Portrait (Mask)" (2008). Credit BENOIT PAILLEY/COURTESY NEW MUSEUM "After Nature" is an important group show of twenty-six international artists, past and present, at the New Museum, which proposes a saturnine new direction in art. The catalogue is a foldout slipcover around a paperback of "After Nature," a book-length poem in three parts by W. G. Sebald. It's an arresting gesture. The rapturously depressive German writer, who died in 2001, would seem an unlikely hero for contemporary avant-gardists, who have been more easily imagined reading comic books. The first two sections of the dauntingly erudite work—on the Northern Renaissance painter Matthias Grünewald and on the German naturalist Georg Steller, a participant in a disastrous Arctic expedition led by Vitus Bering in 1741—exude Old World gravitas, laced with obsessive descriptions of material ruin, physical disease, and mental suffering. The third, which is roughly autobiographical, quotes "King Lear" and expresses anguish directly: "Oh, / you are men of stones. . . . Water? Fire? Good? / Evil? Life? Death?" But Sebald's signature tone is dead calm. His conjurings of historical and personal loss, which in his novels and memoirs are usually keyed to the calamities of the Second World War, happen to you slowly, as you read, like the onset of a cold. (I'm an admirer but not a fan.) What young artist would want to get mixed up with such connoisseurship of remote sorrows? The museum's director of special exhibitions, Massimiliano Gioni, who curated the show, is confident of Sebald's Pied Piper appeal, as he is of Werner Herzog's—the director's gorgeous and dire film on the aftermath of the Gulf War, "Lessons of Darkness" (1992), excerpts of which are loop-projected on the first of the show's three floors, is another touchstone. Gioni also cites Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic novel, "The Road" (2006), writing of a rising sensibility haunted by "the destabilizing sensation of having come upon the remains of our own civilization after its extinction," transfixed by "offended sceneries and scorched earth," and hankering for qualities of the "pure, distant, and extreme" in "a sphere that is, if not religious, at least sacred or obscure, like a mystery cult." Remarkably, the visual goods on display endorse Gioni's rhetoric. Something is happening in artists' studios: a shift of emphasis, from surface to depth, and a shift of mood, from mania to melancholy, shrugging off the allures of the money-hypnotized market and the spectacle-bedizened biennials circuit. (In fact, the underappreciated recent Whitney Biennial hinted at the mutation.) It's a fashion auditioning as a sea change. The selections of unfamiliar past art in "After Nature" nonplus the viewer, by evident design. There are cameraless photographs, called "Celestographs," made in 1894 by August Strindberg, the playwright, who exposed film to the night sky in hopes of capturing starscapes; he decided that the results had metaphysical import, despite comprising only traces of dust and chemical discoloration. Hand-lettered, delirious sermons by the Reverend Howard Finster (1916-2001), a Georgian bricoleur, and surreal abstractions by Eugene von Bruenchenhein (1910-83), a working-class Milwaukee-an, admit outsiders to the collegial mix. And little-known films by the late sculptor and painter Nancy Graves—obsessive studies, from the early nineteen-seventies, of camels, frigate birds, and the moon—contribute a note of, in Gioni's words, "cosmic stupor." These things share a driven sincerity; they couldn't be made by anyone who didn't mean them. One work jars, instructively: a dangling, taxidermied horse, its head (if it has one) buried high up in a wall, by the internationally celebrated, zingy satirist Maurizio Cattelan. Cattelan's horse comes off as gaudy and smug—emblematic of a cul de sac (art as engineered sensation, more or less) that most of the artists in the show strive to escape. The major surprise is the sculpture of Pawel Althamer, a forty-one-year-old artist based in Warsaw, whose animal-intestine-skinned, straw-stuffed, naked people, among other works, give an old-fashioned humanism the burning presence of an angry revenant. Althamer's art discounts considerations of style to insist on realities of life and (chiefly) death, as does a bolted-together and propped (and perhaps needlessly large) reconstruction of a dead tree, by the American Zoe Leonard. Other artists pile on raw-nerved provocations: the Italian Diego Perrone, with photographs of maw-like holes in arid ground, some with a naked man who seems to contemplate a suicidal plunge; the New Yorker Dana Schutz, with an Expressionist painting called "Man Eating His Chest"; the Pole Artur Zmijewski, with a video in which naked able-bodied people become living prostheses for naked victims of maiming, helping a one-legged man walk and a man without fingers shampoo his hair; and the Pakistani-born American Huma Bhabha, with "legs, and arms, and heads" (2008), a big, truly scary skull in several mediums. If the common run of contemporary art risks triviality in the pursuit of seduction, the new kind incurs hysteria as a toll of earnest intensity. Emotional reach exceeds formal grasp throughout the show, and certain melodramatic lurches fail entirely. (I don't care what Robert Kusmirowski intends by his painstaking reconstruction of the Una-bomber Ted Kaczynski's cabin; it's dumb.) But the futility of artistic technique in the face of world conditions may constitute a subject for art as substantial as any other, and rather more compelling than today's stacked-deck models of success. Bhabha's gruesome death's-head neatly—that is to say, messily—critiques Damien Hirst's famous diamond-encrusted skull, which sold last year for a reported hundred million dollars. Work like Bhabha's tacitly cancels the credit of artists who allude to terror and horror without personal investment. Existentialist standards of authenticity may be back in force, however fleetingly. How much can we bear of art that, like Sebald's writing, glories in bottomless malaise? I expect we'll find out. You suspect that a big change is coming when sensitive young people project (and, because they're young, enjoy) feelings of being old. This has often signalled a backward crouch preceding a forward leap. I think of Picasso's world-weary blue period, T. S. Eliot's "Gerontion" and "Prufrock," and the budding Abstract Expressionists' wallows in Jungian mythology. The syndrome announces the exhaustion of a received cultural situation, whose traditions are slack and whose future is opaque. It typically entails nostalgia for real or fancied past ages that dealt—successfully, in retrospect—with similar crises. Many of the New Museum artists return in spirit to the last era when events crushed imagination, that of Sebald's seedtime: the Second World War, the brand-new atom bomb. Alberto Giacometti and Samuel Beckett hover as tutelary ghosts. The show's symbolic heart is a work by the young British-born, Berlin-based artist Tino Sehgal: a live dancer (from a rotating crew of eight) elegantly performing, in street clothes, a slow-motion writhe on the floor, oblivious to viewers. The sight stirs a feeling of existential anxiety, given momentary relief in wanton gracefulness. (Not knowing whether to stare or not to stare, I found myself somehow doing both at once.) Politically, the new art is benumbed. Desperate to eschew narcissisms of money and fame, along with academically entrenched ideology, the artists operate at psychological depths at which social attitudes can't coalesce. (This is an interesting counterpoint in a summer when politics of the get-out-the-vote kind generates something like avant-gardist passion among young people suddenly excited to deem themselves citizens.) Religion—after a century and a half of modern movements that conceived one secular substitute after another—is very much at issue. Gnostic intimations glimmer in the show. There is a smack about it of intellectual despair. Wasn't God supposed to be dead? Abruptly, once-settled views and values have unsettled themselves and stalk the mind. Because we are talking about contemporary art, in the contemporary art world, silly froth is sure to fleck the developing wave. In the catalogue, the New Museum's energetic director, Lisa Phillips, hazards topical referents: "earthquake and flooding in China, the cyclone in Myanmar, the tornadoes and flooding in Iowa." Get ready for neo-Romantic doting on miscellaneous catastrophes, with global warming the default alarm. There is nothing new in our culture which can't be faddified. What we want now is a major artist—a Manet, Picasso, Pollock, Warhol, or Beuys—who will manifest durable truths at the core of inevitable hypes and hyperboles. If none such appears, that will be a valuable datum. 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But these parasites only cover Apple products. Dont know how much that Mosberg guy gets paid by apple.
Canadian…they don't give you a Google?+ option because no one uses it.
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+1 is only used by SEO and marketing dudes trying to game the system – even the developers don't know how to use it properly!
Google will NEVER get social because there is no trust there, Facebook will have to do something seriously wrong for any change to occur!
http://www.pennystockstrategy.com/rays-stock I think it underscores that Google should just stay away from the social arena or go buy one of them – hey twitter. Why try to build it from the ground up. Everything is getting too ingrained. People are too lazy to take on a new system etc.
I dont care much about Google+. But these parasites only cover Apple products. Dont know how much that Mosberg guy gets paid by apple. http://www.besthomeimprovementideas.org/
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For Matt Scherbring, singing frogs and giant heads are just a part of his regular workday.
As production manager at the Wynn Las Vegas, Scherbring oversees the multimedia production of "Lake of Dreams," a magical, musical, mechanized fairy tale that lasts only about 10 minutes but unfailingly leaves visitors applauding. What those delighted individuals may not comprehend, though, is the size and scope of Scherbring's digs underneath the lake and behind the waterfall, where the magic is made.
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Patriots release Marquice Cole for a fourth time this season
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FOXBORO — For the fourth time this season, the Patriots have released defensive back Marquice Cole from their roster.
Cole, 29, is in his fifth NFL season after spending time with the New York Jets (2009-11) and the Patriots (2012-13). The 5-10, 195-pounder originally joined New England as a free agent on March 19, 2012, and was re-signed by the team on March 20, 2013. Cole was released by the Patriots on Sept. 1, and re-signed by the team one day later on Sept. 2. After playing in the first three games, Cole was released on Sept. 27 and re-signed on Oct. 1.
He was released again on Oct. 4 before being re-signed on Oct. 7. Overall in 2013, he has played in 13 games and has 10 total tackles, one interception, two passes defensed and eight special teams tackles.
Cole played his first game of the season against the Jets on Oct. 20, playing a season high 62 of 93 snaps in the overtime loss. He averaged just over seven defensive snaps in his final five games, including a season-low four in the Dec. 15 loss to the Dolphins. Cole had one tackle in 18 special teams snaps last Sunday against Baltimore.
Cole originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with Oakland out of Northwestern in 2007. He spent the end of the 2007 season on the Tennessee practice squad and part of the 2008 season on the practice squad of New Orleans. Cole began the 2009 season on the practice squad of the New York Jets before joining the 53-man roster early in September.
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Victims of Car Crashes - Rapper Left Eye, singer/rapper Natasja Saad, world boxing champion Giselle Salandy, soca star Onika Vanessa "Peaches" Bostic, South African Singer Lebo Mathosa, and Popular Ghanaian Actress Suzzy Williams.
A spokeswoman said she died of "blunt impact injuries to her torso" that caused internal injuries.
3-year-old India Durant was known as "The Bus Stop Baby." The day she was born, India didn't give her parents a chance to make it to hospital. A neighbor helped deliver her at the BX19 bus stop.
An autopsy showed she died from blunt force trauma to her torso. She was beaten so severely that her liver was lacerated. Her mother was at work and she was left in the care of her mother's live in boyfriend who was arrested and charged with murder, manslaughter, assault, and reckless endangerment to a child.
Beautiful right? She could've been a model, doctor or lawyer. 9-year-old Mya Lyons was murdered by her own father Richard Lyons.
Mya first suffered blunt-trauma injuries — including multiple skull fractures — before she was asphyxiated and stabbed more than 10 times.
Mya, who had been visiting her father for the summer, was stabbed in the neck and abdomen. Richard said he found her lying in an alley about a half block from his home in the 8400 block of South Gilbert Court. He told police that he and a relative rushed her to Jackson Park Hospital in Lyons' van.
Days later, a bloody knife was found in the alley.
Her father was convicted of her murder and a separate case.
2 Year old Erica Johnson was severely beaten by her mother's 21 year old boyfriend at her grandmother's home. Both of Erica's parents had troubled lives. Erica's 18 year old mother was in Jail at the time of her death, which is why she stayed with her grandmother. Paramedics were called and found Erica in cardiac arrest. The toddler sustained "major physical trauma". She later died at the Centinela Hospital Medical Center.
Da'Niyah Marie Jackson was a gorgeous 10 month old baby with a head full of curly hair. "She wasn't one of those babies that was really loud or cried all the time," said Clarence Jackson, the baby's grandfather. "She was quiet. She just kind of looked around with those big eyes and took it all in. You couldn't have asked for a better baby."
She was raped by her mother's live-in boyfriend, Clinton Smith, went into cardiac arrest and died due to blunt force to her abdomen. Since she obviously isnt developed like most 10 month old babies, he was penetrating her abdomen and caused multi-system organ failure. Doctors did not find any semen, but prostate fluid in her body.
Clinton Smith was babysitting her and his own 2 year old son. He beat her and raped her and bit her chest.
Innocent, 22 year old Chicago Woman, Rekia Boyd, shot and killed by off-duty detective.
Rekia was shot in the head and was pronounced dead Thursday in the hospital. There was no weapon recovered from the scene.
Investigation is under review.
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Tarika Wilson, the 26-year old unarmed, bi-racial mother of six who was fatally shot by police officers during a raid-gone-wrong in early January of 2008.
She was likely on her knees and complying with a SWAT team's orders to get down when she was hit in the neck and chest, two experts testified.
A forensic pathologist and firearms expert each said that bullet wounds indicate that Tarika Wilson wasn't standing or struggling with officers.
She was holding her 1-year-old son on her knees when she was shot. The boy also was hit and had a finger amputated.
This tragedy set off protests and debate about race relations in the city (LIMA, Ohio), where one in four residents are black.
Women we've lost to Breast Cancer: Oscar-Winning Actress Hattie McDaniel, Actress Alaina Reed Hall, First Black Comedienne cast member on SNL Danitra Vance, considered the First Black Supermodel Naomi Sims, First Black model on cover of Playboy Darine Stern, R&B Singer Brandi Wells, Actress and mother of Lenny Kravitz, Roxie Roker, singer Minnie Ripperton, and actress best known to us as the mother in show My Brother And Me Karen Fraction.
Unlike the beautiful 6-year old Jonbenett Ramsey who received coverage all over the media - every tabloid, newspaper, news channel, talk show, 7-year old Aiyana Stanley was killed by a police officer during a raid while she was sleep and her murder received very little coverage.
Police, searching for a murder suspect, threw a flash grenade through the window of her family's apartment around midnight. According to Aiyana's father, it landed on the couch, setting Aiyana on fire. A police officer's gun then went off, and shot Aiyana in the neck.
Aiyana was asleep on the living room sofa in her family's apartment when Detroit police, searching for a homicide suspect, burst in and an officer's gun went off, fatally striking the girl in the neck, family members said.
Her father, 25-year-old Charles Jones, told The Detroit News he had just gone to bed early Sunday after covering his daughter with her favorite blanket when he heard a flash grenade followed by a gunshot. When he rushed into the living room, he said, police forced him to lie on the ground, with his face in his daughter's blood.
"I'll never be the same. That's my only daughter," Jones told.
We haven't forgotten about you baby. R.I.P.
Michelle Thomas (left) was the adorable "Myra" on Family Matters and also the girlfriend of Malcom-Jamal Warner. She was a former international pageant queen. She had a role on The Young & The Restless before her death to stomach cancer in 1998.
Gwen Guthrie was a singer and song writer. She was a huge supporter of the LGBT community and she courageously addressed the issue of AIDS during a time when it was taboo with her single "Can't Love You Tonight". All the proceeds of the single with to AIDS Coalition. She addressed AIDS before the masses caught up. Gwen passed from Uterine Cancer.
Louise Beavers was a film and television actress who became a breakthrough actress for the "mammy" role - African descent, generally good-natured, often overweight, and loud. She typically played roles of a maid, servant or slave. She passed from a Myocardial infarction (Heart Attack).
Successful actress and singer, Barbara McNair, was a headliner, particularly in television. She was one of the FIRST black women to host her own musical variety show. This beauty passed from throat cancer.


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Definition of dark horse in English:
dark horseLine breaks: dark horse
A candidate or competitor about whom little is known but who unexpectedly wins or succeeds: a Gloucester side that could be a dark horse for the title
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- You certainly hide your bushels under your lights, you dark horses!
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- You should never judge a man by his instrument, because those classical musicians are dark horses.
early 19th century: originally racing slang.
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Report: Hackers Making Contracts for Spam
Thieves selling their code to middlemen who spread phishing and pharming attacks
Another widely available toolkit in early 2007 - called MPack - sold online for $1,000 and allowed users to launch attacks in Web browsers against people who surf on malicious or compromised sites. In some cases it appeared to come with a support pack from its authors, Symantec said.
"The reliability and robustness of MPack implies that it benefited from professional development," researchers wrote.
Other researchers discovered more hopeful signs.
According to a report expected Monday from IBM Corp.'s Internet Security Systems X-Force researchers, the number of computer vulnerabilities either publicly disclosed by companies or discovered by threat researchers declined during the first half of the year.
IBM tallied 3,273 vulnerabilities - down 3.3 percent from the first half of last year. IBM said it was the first time the vulnerability numbers fell during the first half of the year since X-Force began cataloging them in 1997, when there were 106 known vulnerabilities.
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I gotta be honest: I have a love/hate relationship with Thanksgiving.On the one hand, it's my vegetarian anniversary. I gave up meat on Thanksgiving 1997, which, for all you math failures, means this year marks the 14th Thanksgiving in a row since I've eaten meat. For that, I am excited and proud ... More >>
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(copied) godownfighting, of course I read your post. Absence of a Romney victory means nothing to me with regards to my continuing the fight for Constitutional liberties. I'm not concerned with the "public" leaving the Constitution behind because once they are educated to the principles involved, they don't. My point is that if the GOP feels they can succeed with elitist squishy moderates then they are destined to fail. Always. The majority of people will vote for strong, principled leadership. Squish will never produce. Ø-lite will never produce. But you and I both know that the "wizards" at the GOP will listen to people like libtroll "shoppin" thinking that is where their wisdom lies. The libtrolls aren't trying to help the GOP. Duh.


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A Designer's Tour of Contemporary English Gardens
I'm hosting a tour of English gardens in August and I'd love to have you join me! The emphasis will be on gardens made in the last 20 years & the designers who created them. It's a fresh approach that will give us a peek into what is happening today in English garden design. To find out more about the tour, email me at email@example.com.
The garden shown here is on the tour: The Walled Garden at Broughton Grange designed by Tom Stuart-Smith. Along one side of the 4 acre garden is a path punctuated with Pleached Lime Squares that frame views while giving an intimate place to pause in this large garden.
I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be hosting a garden tour for 8 days this summer to see some of the best contemporary private gardens in England. The dates are August 12-20, 2014. Please come with me to see the exceptional work being done today in the gardens of England. To learn more click here: http://carexdesign.com/tours.html.
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™ autoloading shotgun owner's manual...
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Maintenance of Oil Finish Stocks ............49 With a reasonable amount of care, your A5 shotgun is designed Models with Special Finishes ..............49 to give you many years of dependable, enjoyable service.
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s t a t e w a r n i n g Please read and understand all of the cautions, warnings, notices, proper handling procedures and instructions outlined in this owner's According to state law, California requires that firearm manufacturers, manual before using your new firearm.
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3 WHENEvER YOU HANDLE ANY FiREARM, OR HAND iT TO SOMEONE, 7 HUNTiNg FROM ELEvATED SURFACES SUCH AS TREESTANDS ALWAYS OPEN THE ACTiON iMMEDiATELY AND viSUALLY CHECK THE iS DANgEROUS. FiREARM'S CHAMbER TO MAKE CERTAiN THAT THE FiREARM iS Doing so may increase the risk of mishandling a firearm. The COMPLETELY UNLOADED. following rules should always be observed by you and those you Make certain the firearm does not inadvertently contain any hunt with. Always make certain that the stand being used is safe ammunition.
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10 bE ALERT TO THE SigNS OF AMMUNiTiON MALFUNCTiON. iF YOU shells of nonstandard dimensions or which develop pressures DETECT AN OFF SOUND OR LigHT RECOiL WHEN A SHELL iS FiRED, in excess of commercially available ammunition which has been DO NOT LOAD ANOTHER SHELL iNTO THE CHAMbER. loaded in accordance with standards established by the Sporting If your firearm fails to fire, keep the muzzle pointed in a safe Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers'...
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d e s C r i P t i o n a n d o P e r a t i o n impaired, making your gun handling unsafe to you and to others. The Browning A5 is a recoil-operated autoloading shotgun capable of 23 READ AND HEED ALL WARNiNgS iN THiS OWNER'S MANUAL, ON...
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n u m B e r first lubrication. Place a drop of The serial number of your A5 shotgun is found on the right side lightweight gun oil on both sides of the inside of the receiver on the of the receiver, below the bolt release button.
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This exposes the red warning band on the "safety" COMPLETELY UNLOADED. PLACE THE "SAFETY" iN THE ON SAFE button (Figure 5). POSiTiON. FAiLURE TO FOLLOW THiS WARNiNg COULD RESULT iN SERiOUS iNjURY OR DEATH. The A5 shotgun is delivered in the box with the barrel removed from DO NOT DEPEND ON THE RED COLOR ALONE TO iNDiCATE YOUR the receiver. Assemble the A5 according to the following procedures. FiREARM'S SAFETY STATUS. TiME, ExPOSURE TO THE ELEMENTS, AND THE AbRASivE ACTiON OF CLEANiNg AgENTS CAN ERASE iT. FAiLURE TO 1 Lock the slide assembly rearward by first sliding the bolt latch to FOLLOW THiS WARNiNg COULD RESULT iN SERiOUS iNjURY OR DEATH.
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NOTICE! DO NOT SqUEEZE HARD ON FigURE 6 FigURE 9 FigURE 10 THE OPEN REAR END OF A WOOD FOREARM. TOO MUCH PRESSURE COULD CAUSE THE WOOD TO SPLiT. 4 Remove the forearm retainer by sliding it forward and out of the forearm (Figure 6). Retain the forearm retainer for future use as it helps prevent damage to the receiver and forearm when slide the barrel and forearm over the magazine Press and hold the barrel down and install the Before assembly, unscrew the magazine cap...
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DO NOT PUT A 16 OR 20 gAUgE SHELL iN A 12 gAUgE SHOTgUN. DO 3 Remove the forearm and barrel together by pulling them forward NOT PUT A 28 gAUgE SHELL iN A 20 gAUgE SHOTgUN. DO NOT PUT A and off the magazine tube. .410 bORE SHELL iN A 28 gAUgE SHOTgUN. NEvER PUT METALLiC 4 Remove the forearm from the barrel by carefully pulling the rear CARTRiDgES OF ANY KiND iN A SHOTgUN. SPECiFiCALLY, NEvER PUT of the forearm away from the barrel slightly, then pulling the CENTERFiRE RiFLE OR PiSTOL CARTRiDgES iN A SHOTgUN CHAMbERED forearm to the rear and off the barrel bracket.
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t h r e e - s h o t a d a P t e r ( P l u g ) FigURE 11 FigURE 12 ALWAYS KEEP THE MUZZLE POiNTED iN A SAFE DiRECTiON. bEFORE REMOviNg OR iNSTALLiNg THE THREE-SHOT ADAPTER (PLUg), COMPLETELY UNLOAD THE SHOTgUN. OPEN THE ACTiON AND viSUALLY iNSPECT THE CHAMbER, FEED MECHANiSM AND MAgAZiNE TO bE AbSOLUTELY CERTAiN THE FiREARM iS COMPLETELY UNLOADED. PLACE THE "SAFETY" iN THE ON SAFE POSiTiON. FAiLURE TO FOLLOW THiS WARNiNg COULD RESULT iN SERiOUS iNjURY OR DEATH. WEAR EYE PROTECTiON WHEN REMOviNg OR iNSTALLiNg THE use a key or small screwdriver to press in remove the three-shot adapter (plug). on the three-shot adapter (plug), then rotate THREE-SHOT ADAPTER (PLUg) TO PREvENT SPRiNgS, SPRiNg-LOADED a quarter-turn. PARTS, SOLvENTS OR OTHER AgENTS FROM CONTACTiNg YOUR 3 The A5 features the unique TurnKey Magazine Plug which EYES, RESULTiNg iN iNjURY.
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FigURE 13 FigURE 14 NOTICE! NEvER ALLOW THE ACTiON s P e e d l o a d i n g TO SLAM CLOSED bY PRESSiNg THE 1 If shooting is imminent, lock bOLT RELEASE bUTTON WiTHOUT THE the slide assembly rearward by bARREL iNSTALLED. iF THE SLiDE first sliding the bolt latch to the ASSEMbLY iS RELEASED FORWARD rear, then pulling the operating WiTH THE bARREL REMOvED, THE handle fully to the rear as OPERATiNg HANDLE WiLL STRiKE THE...
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FigURE 15 2 Close the slide assembly by pressing the bolt release button. 3 If shooting is imminent, insert a shell of the proper gauge and 3 Insert a shell of the proper gauge and length through the loading length through the ejection port at the bottom of the receiver up into the magazine, using port into the open breech your thumb to position it fully forward in the magazine tube...
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ALWAYS iNSPECT THE CHAMbER, bARREL, FEED MECHANiSM AND 3 With a shell in the chamber, you need only move the "safety" to MAgAZiNE CAREFULLY AFTER UNLOADiNg TO bE SURE ALL LivE SHELLS the off safe position to fire the shotgun. ARE CLEARED FROM THE FiREARM. 4 When ready to fire, move the "safety" into the off safe position, take aim and squeeze the trigger. s P e e d u n l o a d i n g After a shell is fired, energy from the fired shell operates the slide 1 Place the "safety"...
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Current production A5 shotgun barrels are threaded to accept the Invector-DS choke system. Confirm the choke system of your shotgun i n t e r C h a n g e a B l e C h o K e t u B e s Y s t e m...
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Replacement and additional tubes and wrenches are available from your Browning dealer, or by contacting our Consumer Department. See "Service or Repair" on page 49 for contact information. F o u r x F o u r...
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C h o K e t u B e i n s ta l l at i o n Spacers can be ordered through your Browning dealer or by calling 1 Place the "safety" in the on safe our Customer Service Department at (800) 322-4626.
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1 Use a #2 cross tip or Phillips screwdriver to remove the recoil pad fit between the buttstock and receiver, allowing customized at the end of the buttstock (Figure 21, page 31). Place a small adjustments to the comb and heel. Each shim is labeled/stamped for amount of petroleum jelly on the screw access slits on the top and a specific amount of adjustment.
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TO FOLLOW THESE WARNiNgS COULD RESULT iN SERiOUS iNjURY OR DEATH. The versatility of your new shotgun can be extended with an extra barrel. A5 shotgun barrels are interchangeable within a given gauge and chamber length. No special fitting is required. However, some important restrictions must be observed: remove the stock insert.
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NOTICE! PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWiNg iNFORMATiON bEFORE CLEANiNg YOUR FiREARM. Your A5 shotgun will function better and more reliably over a longer period of time if it is properly maintained and kept clean. You should C l e a n i n g P a r t s w i t h s P e C i a l F i n i s h e s...
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Browning offers a complete line of products to make cleaning your (but not both). firearm fast and easy. Be sure to follow all instructions when using P e r i o d i C o i l i n g any product to clean your firearm.
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NOTICE! DO NOT DiSASSEMbLE cleaning as explained in the following sections. The trigger group of THE TRiggER gROUP bEYOND your A5 shotgun can be removed in the field with only a small punch. THiS POiNT. Disassembly of the action involves the removal of the slide assembly lift the trigger group from the receiver.
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FigURE 31 bEFORE REMOviNg THE SLiDE ASSEMbLY, PLACE THE "SAFETY" iN THE Firing Pin retaining Pin recoil spring ON SAFE POSiTiON. OPEN THE ACTiON AND MAKE CERTAiN YOUR SHOTgUN iS COMPLETELY UNLOADED. KEEP THE MUZZLE POiNTED iN A slide assembly SAFE DiRECTiON. FAiLURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNiNgS COULD RESULT Bolt iN SERiOUS iNjURY OR DEATH. slide link Firing Pin spring WEAR EYE PROTECTiON WHEN DiSASSEMbLiNg AND CLEANiNg YOUR unlocking Pin SHOTgUN TO PREvENT SPRiNgS, SPRiNg-LOADED PARTS, SOLvENTS OR Firing Pin OTHER AgENTS FROM CONTACTiNg YOUR EYES, RESULTiNg iN iNjURY. the slide assembly shown disassembled for cleaning. 2 Remove the barrel and forearm as explained previously. KEEP ALL AMMUNiTiON AWAY FROM THE CLEANiNg AREA. NEvER TEST THE MECHANiCAL FUNCTiON OF YOUR SHOTgUN WiTH LivE 3 Carefully place the slide assembly in the forward position by AMMUNiTiON. FAiLURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNiNgS COULD RESULT retaining the operating handle and pressing the bolt release button.
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FigURE 32 FigURE 33 FigURE 36 FigURE 37 Push the firing pin retaining pin out. remove the firing pin retaining pin. insert the bolt as shown. install the unlocking pin as shown. the hole must align with the firing pin. 5 Using a punch, press inward on the unlocking pin from the left side THE FiRiNg PiN iS UNDER SPRiNg TENSiON. WEAR EYE PROTECTiON of the slide assembly (Figure 35, page 44). Remove the unlocking WHEN DiSASSEMbLiNg AND CLEANiNg YOUR SHOTgUN TO PREvENT pin from the slide assembly. SPRiNgS, SPRiNg-LOADED PARTS, SOLvENTS OR OTHER AgENTS FROM 6 Remove the bolt from the front of the slide assembly.
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FigURE 38 Use a nylon brush to loosen caked-on grime. IMPORTANT: Do not force the firing pin into the opening. If Wipe the receiver cavity clean. Lightly oil the cavity and wipe it dry. the firing pin will not easily go No further disassembly is required for cleaning.
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What causes mildew to return every time we clean it off of porch & house overhang?
It is painted wood.
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Lack of drying, or sunlight are the leading causes of mildew return. Do you have alot of trees close to your home ? Marine paints usually resist growth better. Are you useing bleach with the washing ?
It's most likely the lack of sunlight that's the issue. Mold will form on any surface not just the painted wood if the environment is right. If you're using bleach to eliminate the issue you could be making the issue worse. During application the bleach can evaporate into the air and the water gets down into the wood which is the perfect breeding ground for more mold. You might want to consider Wet & Forget it's a moss, mold and mildew remover that doesn't contain harsh chemicals that can eat away at your painted surface meaning you'll have to paint sooner which is never fun. You just apply the product and you don't have to use a power washer or scrub the area the wind and rain will slowly eliminate the issue. If you see the mold starting to come back in a few years just apply again as needed.
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We showered and fucked again. There was no question who was the boss now. In or out of bed.
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Packers Told To Show Up Saturday
Sources claim the Packers facility will be open Friday and the team is scheduled to gather on Saturday for a meeting.
It's the surest sign yet a new labor deal is imminent.
This presumes that the remaining issues between the NFL and the NFLPA* will be resolved in time for the players and the owners to separately approve the new agreement. The fact that the Packers are getting the word out shows how widespread that presumption currently is.
In addition to Pro Football Talk, ESPN Milwaukee's Jason Wilde also confirmed the development.
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Kevin Lawler of Floral Park recently took third place in Division 9 of the Charles Water Karate & Fitness Tournament in Williston Park. The school's philosophy is to prepare students for life and this was demonstrated by all the participants. Students sparred with intense focus, awareness, respect, discipline and compassion. There were 10 divisions including an ultimate warrior division.
The Sewanhaka High School 7th grade girls' basketball team, coached by Alison Leighton, Myeishay Brooks, Michelle Niles and Daniella Ford, had an undefeated season. Leighton said, "With an incredible starting five, and depth throughout the roster, the team showed that with talent and determination, they can do anything. Not only were they an unbelievable team to coach, they were sportswomen on the court, and gave 100 percent effort in their games, and practices." The team is pictured with Leighton.
St. Gregory's Girls Swim Team participated in the Nassau County Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Championships that was recently held on Saturday, March 29 at the Eisenhower Park Aquatics Center. The team placed third among the other swimming teams in their division.
Ryan Schneider of Floral Park, who guides the Friends Academy varsity girls' basketball team, was named Coach of the Year by Nassau County Section 8 basketball coaches. Here, he literally stands behind his team, which went 17-3 for the season and won the Long Island Class C Championship at St. Joseph's College by defeating Pierson of Suffolk County, 60 to 48.
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The Third Annual Tom Hayden Our Lady of Victory (OLV) 3-on-3 Tournament, held on Saturday, March 15, was a huge success. Eighteen teams and an army of spectators filled the OLV School gym to pay tribute to the event's two honorees.
The first honoree, George Rettinger, spoke fondly about his years volunteering for the OLV Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) program and lovingly thanked his extended family, many of whom attended. He also spoke of how proud and honored he was to have volunteered alongside the event's other honoree, Joe Power, who passed away several years ago.
Our Lady of Victory CYO 6th Grade Basketball team came in first place in their division at the 41st Annual St. Vincent de Paul Basketball Tournament. Pictured: Asst. Coach Rich Nelson, Jake Nelson, Christopher Tall, Justin Jean-Francois, Jay Simunovich, Alex Lascala, Thomas Freely, Coach Bill Barry, Matthew Corteo, Kyle Ring, Patrick Driscoll, and Henry Eckert. Missing from the photo are Robert Del Giorno and Cole Buckley.
As a legal matter, Long Islanders can enjoy trout fishing year-round, but the harsh conditions of the past few months have not been friendly to recreational fishing, so there's probably some pent-up demand ready for the official opening of trout season state-wide on April 1.
According to a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service survey, in 2011, New York State was second in the nation in total spending on fishing-related items, and remains a clear leader in paid angler licenses, with nearly one million purchased.
When coach Peter Burgess first saw Tyler Regnier play lacrosse as a seventh grader, he knew he was watching a special player for Sewanhaka High School.
"Me and my coaches knew he was the type of kid that we can build a team around," said Burgess. "We said to ourselves 'When is he going to play varsity?'"
Regnier ended up making the varsity team as a freshman and hasn't looked back since, earning All-County honors last season as a junior defenseman.
Dressed in protective gear and armed with a set of wheels, 26 year-old Floral Park resident, Caity Tweedy, also known as "Dropkick Dolly" played on Team Black of the all-female Long Island Roller Rebels at Old Bethpage Skate Safe America on Saturday, March 8.
Versing Team Pink, the Roller Rebels split their team for the game. Pink racked up 225 points and Black gathered 187. At the end, both teams shook hands and joined as one to celebrate yet another game together.
"I'd compare this sport to football and NASCAR on skates," explained Tweedy who has participated for three seasons with the Roller Rebels.
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I've been collecting and trying out a lot of craft projects that I gathered from around the internet with Christmas in mind. Some of these were inspired and some of these were all my own. A lot of them can be stiched up quick if you still need stocking stuffers or gifts.
1. Felt barrettes-
I made these for the girls to wear for holiday parties:
and I made these as little gifts:
I was inspired to make them via angry chicken and you'll get all of the steps for them here.
2. Felt food-
These are for Gizmo's play kitchen and I've had a lot of fun thinking of different foods to stitch up for her.
This play pizza is my favorite of the group:
3. Scooby doo villians-
The kid saw these felt scooby doo characters made from felt
and asked me to make her a set. It's something I thought I'd do for one of her Christmas presents but then I found out that my awesome SIL is getting her a set of Scooby doo action figures. I decided that the next best thing would be a set of villians to go with them.
I've seen these a couple of different places including here. It's pretty simple if you make a template from the cardboard sleeves you get from ordering a coffee at Starbucks or any other coffee place. If you follow the link though you can find a template to print out.
5.Pencil toppers-
I saw these babushka pencil toppers here and knew I'd want to make pencil toppers of my own:
I made these to look like a Ho ho and a cinnamon roll. I'm not sure how much I love them but Gizmo saw me making them and wanted them for her play kitchen right away, so I guess they are alright. For the ho ho I traced out circles and then cut enough thinfelt to go around them. I sewed on the bottom using an overcast stitch, stuffed it and sewed on the top.
All of these gift projects are made from felt because lets face it, felt is easy to handstitch and I have to handstitch everything I make.( I don't have a sewing machine and I don't really want one. Sewing machines give me heebie jeebies.I'm just extremely accident prone, nuff said. Shudder.) They are also quick to sew- I'd guess that each project took anywhere from an hour to to a day to make. (The felt food took the longest but was done over a couple weeks in short intervals.)
I've also had my eye on these gift ideas:
Balloon Stress relievers:
Source: pre-schoolplay.blogspot.com via Lally on Pinterest
See Felt Angry Bird! and 1000′s of others – or share your own on Cut Out + KeepI'm not sure if I I'll get to those this year but I think they are really neat ideas. Did you make hand made gifts this year? I'd love to see them!


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Forest22 Take out food The take out food in Lobby is inadequate for the demand. The line is too long, my breakfast sandwich was cold in the center and the people serving were too stressed, January 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Laura55 Loved it! We loved our stay at the Sheraton. The only thing I would complain about are the joining rooms. We could hear EVERYTHING that was going on in the room next to ours. February 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Myrtle Spirit of Seattle Sheraton Seattle is not only located close to the market, but it also has sketches and sculptures by Chihuly throughout the hotel. Lovely! Great concierge service! September 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cimino59 Enjoyed my stay very much! All the staff was very friendly, well trained and professional. March 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by CMS1990 Great features This hotel was great. The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly at all hours of the day. Great comfort and hospitality. February 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karen56 This hotel is centrally located and convenient This hotel is centrally located and convenient to many points of interest in Seattle and to moderately priced restaurants which is great for conference attendees. August 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Harvey Good hotel conference Ihotel met all of expectations and even exceeded them in every department except the conference food. I was disappointed and would rate the food as below average. September 1, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kim59 Missing Magnifying Mirror I certainly miss the great feature that you used to have of a magnifying mirror for applying make-up for those of us over 50 years old. Would love to see it back. November 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tronic Excellent Stay The check in process, and the staffs were fantastic, and the recognition and benefits of the SPG program are proudly displayed in this hotel. Great location too. August 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joy4 Exceptional Hotel This hotel was very conveniently located and met our needs while in the city. The staff were very helpful and pleasant. It was a great value for the money spent. September 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JFR29 SPG recognition is great at this hotel We were treated very well at check in and during our stay. The club floor and the club room were great. Will recommend to friends coming to Seattle this summer. June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TWWW Great location, great service The Hotel is in a great location surrounded by shopping and restaurants and just a 10 minute walk to the Market. The service at the hotel was great as well. October 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Harriskl Hotel Is Overpriced With Unacceptable Service We were surprised at the both the poor service levels, and the quality of the food. This hotel has kept the 5 star price but reduced the quality to 3-4 stars. June 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by AUtoo Quality Hotel This is a quality hotel with a great location in downtown Seattle. The hotel is well appointed with a broad spectrum of facilities and personal service. December 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jim94 An excellent hotel that is perfect for business and family. I have stayed at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel several times and have always found it to a be a quality hotel and have enjoyed its central location in Seattle. October 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aecurtis Excellent surprise! We enjoyed the room so much we took pictures of the design and colors. Overall it was a great stay. We've already recommended the Seattle Sheraton to others. February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jackie1969 Great Downtown Seattle Hotel Perfect location with easy access. Great service and nice rooms. I would return here anytime when visiting Seattle. February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sue33 Special Treatment We stayed here after my son's wedding. When we arrived in our room we had a note waiting in our room to congratulate us. This special touch was appreciated! September 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jee0789 This hotel is very clean The customer service at this hotel is top-notch, every room in the hotel which I stepped into was very clean and I felt completely safe throughout my stay. November 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by timp Big Hotel with warmth and charm of a luxury hotel Well trained staff, courteous, polite and very caring. Everyone always smiled. March 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by HappyWife Strong marijuana smell on smoke free floor Everything was perfect for our business use. Except the strong marijuana smell on our smoke free floor night and early morning. February 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RetiredTraveler Excellent server We enjoyed dinner and must say our waitress was terrific! Her name is Sherry and she's just what any resturant would want in a waitress. Thank you Sherry! October 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Formersoccermom Love this location! We stay in the downtown Seattle Sheraton once or twice a year and never tire of the convience of its location and the comfort of this home away from home! January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brenda59101 Great Customer Service! All the staff I encountered were very friendly and helpful. I got an early check-in with no hesitation on the staff's part, and the location was perfect! October 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rporte621 Great room but... I've stayed that the Sheridan for a few years and I always have a great time. My only problem is the lack of a mini fridge. But beggars can't be choosers March 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by auntsissy Good Experience Hotel is nicely put together, great location. Clean, comfortable, appreciated the SPG amenities. The on site grill was excellent! Would stay here again. July 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by AmandaV Horrible parking I tend to stay at Starwood properties when I travel because I appreciate the high level of service and value these properties have to offer. While the Sheraton Seattle is great because of the location, the overall experience was disappointing this time around. I love visiting during the gingerbread display but with this and other events going on, the parking situation was a complete disaster. I understand the cost for valet, and I expect some level of convenience when paying $46 a night for this service. I waited an hour in a line (really) around the block just to park my car. When I finally reached the hotel I asked if they were enforcing the "hotel guest parking only" sign they had displayed, but they said they weren't. It seems like guests paying $200 a night for a room plus nearly $50 dollars to park should have some level of priority. If you're staying here, save yourself the headache and self park in another garage. All in all, it seemed as if they were not adequately staffed for their level of business during our stay. The staff were doing their best but were just stretched too thin. I was expecting more from a Starwood property. December 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Brian017 Great location for everything Front desk was very polite and efficient. Checked me in at 12:20pm, which was welcome after a six hour flight, and even honored the King request I had placed (only 2 doubles when I booked). Lobby quite welcoming and room was clean and everything in good condition. I was on 14th floor, close to the elevator. Noise was never a concern - the only distraction was a red light/speed camera on 6th Ave, but that was only with the blinds open - no big deal. Thermostat working well, never too warm or cold, no need to adjust through 4 nights. Only went to the grab and go food place in the lobby - not bad, but not great either. It was opened early which was a plus. Location perfect for convention center with easy access to north and south wings. Pike Place and other food choices only a short walk in any direction. Only complaint is the charge for in-room internet. It's free in the lobby, so I would use it there. They started a re-design of the lobby on my last night, so it will have a new look soon. Best part was Rian (sp?) at the front desk. She helped get my green choice points reinstated after my stay was erroneously filed as a cancellation after checkout. Thank you! All in all a very pleasant stay. March 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wildthyme Love the Chihuly throughout the hotel! I received outstanding service from every department. The staff, from top management to the cleaning crew, was always courteous and genuinely helpful. August 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jon1PC Awesome Hotel Amazing room! We had a great time Seattle and enjoyed the accommodations provided. It was tough having to leave it the next day. January 21, 2014


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Organic Farm-Fresh Food: Now at the RE Market!
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The URI baseball team will once again try to build off a big win, and once again it will be against an in-state rival. The Rams will welcome Brown to Bill Beck Field this afternoon as they try to string wins together for the first time in over a month. And it looks like they have a solid chance to do it – the Bears are no Bryant, that's for sure. Here's a closer look at today's Ivy League opponent.
2013 Record: 7-33 (3-17 in the Ivy League)
Key Losses: IF Cody Slaughter, OF John Sheridan, P Kevin Carlow
Key Returners: IF/OF Jake Levine, OF Will Marcal, P Anthony Galan
Brown is certainly better than they were a year ago, but their overall record still isn't exactly enviable. The Bears check in at 12-22 on the season, including a 6-14 mark in conference play. Sure, they're improved – but they're still not going to turn any heads. Also of note: Brown is 4-16 on the season in true road games. Rhody isn't much better at home (5-12), but hopefully they can use The Beck to their advance today.
No one takes the term "staff day" more literally than the Bears. In their last weekday game, assistant coaches Grant Achilles and Mike McCormack (head coach Marek Drabinski stepped down earlier this month) used eight different pitchers – each one for an inning apiece. But their usual starter is freshman Max Ritchie. The righty is 2-2 with a 5.62 ERA on the season.
Outfielder Daniel Massey is the number one force of the Brown offense… and it's not really debatable. The senior is hitting .286 on the season, good for second on the team. But his power numbers are exceptional; his six home runs and 21 RBI are both best on the team, and his nine doubles are good for a tie for first as well. Senior J.J. Franco can also provide a spark with the bat, as his .298 average and three triples are both tops on the club.
This will be the first of three weekday games this week for the Rams, so hopefully they can get things started with a W. First pitch is set for 3:00 p.m., and once again, all games can be heard on WRIU 90.3 FM. Click here for a live stream.
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Topics: States, Public Health
Jul 31, 2013
The panel said the city board of health acted outside its authority in imposing the ban, which would have prevented restaurants, theaters and food carts from selling sodas and other sugary drinks in excess of 16 ounces. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he planned to appeal the ruling.
The Wall Street Journal: Bloomberg Loses in Sugary Drinks Fight
A state appellate court on Tuesday unanimously affirmed an earlier decision to block New York City from banning the sale of large sugary drinks in restaurants and other venues, a blow to a public-health initiative that has been among the hallmarks of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's tenure at City Hall (Saul, 7/30).
Los Angeles Times: Appeals Court Rules NYC Ban On Large Sugary Drinks Is Unconstitutional
Dealing yet another blow to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's efforts to reduce obesity in New York City, a state appeals court upheld an March decision by a lower court that Bloomberg's sugary drink ban is unconstitutional. The court wrote that the city's Board of Health "failed to act within the bounds of its lawfully delegated authority," and as a result, the so-called soda ban is unlawful (Lopez, 7/30).
Medpage Today: NYC Soda Ban Continues To Fizzle
New York City's campaign against super-sized sugary drinks continues to fizzle, with an appellate court upholding an earlier ruling that the ban is unconstitutional. The New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division panel in New York City agreed with a lower court decision from March that the city's Board of Health acted outside of its authority when it imposed the limits, which would prevent fast food restaurants from selling sodas and other sugary drinks in excess of 16 ounces. The ban would have applied to stores regulated by the city health department, including chains such as Dunkin' Donuts and Subway, but grocery stores and bodegas would have been exempt (Fiore, 7/30).
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
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NB Guard headed home
By Greg Bowen The Herald-Zeitung
A pile of duffle bags still dusted with Iraqi dirt have already been shipped home to the National Guard Armory in New Braunfels.
The gear is the first sign of the upcoming return of the city's Army National Guard unit after nine-plus months in the battle zone.
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