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The ibis budget Porte d'Italie Est hotel (formerly an Etap Hotel), next to the Novotel Porte d'Italie, offers you a direct connection to the Porte de Versailles exhibition center by T3 tram (20 mins), and to the Grands Boulevards by metro line 7 (30 mins). This economy hotel, located 1.2 miles (2 km) from Charléty stadium, 328 yards (300 m) from the Okabé shopping mall and 328 yards (300 m) from Halle Carpentier, offers air-conditioned rooms with free WIFI Internet access. Private underground car park.
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday home in Wasilla - Moose Manor
Cottage, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4)
Like a home away from home but with Alaska style, Moose Manor is a vacation rental that is comfortable, convenient and modern. It has comfortable furnishings, a full kitchen, full size refrigerator, dining area, living room, large flat screen television, Wifi, large bedroom area, full bathroom, washer & dryer, a picnic table, charcoal grill and private decking.
Located in the heart of Wasilla, Alaskan themed vacation rental with all the amenities to make you feel at home while you live your Alaskan adventure.
Whether you choose to relax and get away from it all or simply use the charming cabin as a place to rest your weary head after exploring Alaska, comfort and convenience are foremost with Suite Dreams Alaska!
Speaking of adventures, some that you may consider depending on the time of year are:
Photographing mountains & wildlife
Hiking in Hatchers Pass or many other locations
Climbing the Butte for a 360 degree view of the Valley
Fishing the many local rivers, creeks and lakes
Driving up to view the majestic Mount McKinley
Kayak local lakes or river rafting
Bike trek the long, paved paths (or dirt paths if you choose)
Explore Wasilla, Palmer, Talkeetna and other quaint local towns
Shop for necessities, gifts, trinkets and unique Alaskan items
Reserve a spot and fish with a local fishing guide
Skiing, downhill and cross country
Watch the world famous Iditarod Sled dog races
Visit and have fun with Fur Rendezvous
Snow Machine, snow shoe, or have a snowball fight!
See the monster, record breaking veggies at the AK State Fair
Pick blueberries in Hatchers Pass
Drive down the scenic highway and spot Dall Sheep and waterfalls all along the way
Climb on or simply go up to an actual glacier
...and SO MUCH MORE!
Children under the age of 12 are excluded from additional guest charges.
No smoking and no pets.
Please go to our website for the most current pricing and availability.
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About Larry & Jacque Ficek
About Us
"It's Your Dream, That Makes it Ours, Too!"
Assisting folks in finding their Alaska home and property is our passion. Professional, friendly and available service with local knowledge.
We decided long ago that it would be a natural choice to also share our local expertise and love of our great state with not just homes and properties but with vacations too.
Jacque was born on Elmendorf AFB and is an Air Force brat. Her pop served 23 1/2 years and was stationed all over the US and Tripoli Libya. After his retirement in 1982, the family moved to Wasilla Alaska and has been here since. Jacque also has a background as a Palmer and Wasilla police officer so she knows the back roads and neighborhoods very well. She became licensed in and joined her husband Larry in real estate in 2001.
Larry is a Montana transplant and fell in love with Alaska from the minute he arrived. He understands the draw to move to this amazing state. If you need any fishing tips, he is always willing to share that advice as well! He has been licensed in real estate since 1997. Larry is well versed in negotiations and the current status of the market.
We both really enjoy meeting new people and sharing our local knowledge to folks visiting our area.
Larry & Jacque
Larry & Jacque Ficek purchased this house in 2010
Why Larry & Jacque Ficek chose Wasilla
Larry and Jacque have made the Mat-Su Valley our home. It is a beautiful and rewarding place to live and work. The location is very convenient for us and for our guests. It is located in the heart of Wasilla and close to not only the local tourist attractions and adventures (the Iditarod Headquarters, the Alaska Railroad Wasilla station, Hatchers Pass, Independence Mine to name a few). Shopping (groceries, clothing, gear or souvenirs), restaurants, a 12 plex movie theater, trails, rivers, creeks and certainly mountains are very close by.
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Fully themed in Alaska fashion, the experience is comfortable with the convenience of home.
Whether you choose to relax on your honeymoon or just sleep in comfort before you take that back country adventure, our central location makes it all possible.
Suite Dreams Alaska cabins are great to use as a retreat, extended weekend getaway, honeymoon destination, for family reunions or class reunions, corporate retreat or simply as a place to call 'home' while in between.
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What turned out to be a tentative a week or two week stay was actually almost a two month stay for me with Larry and Jacque in a two of their wonderful cabins.
I could have not had any better accomodations and service from them! I had everything I needed plus more down to the coffee to internet service and the feeling of being right at home.
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So that you all don't bored the two part mini adventure written once again by UK school children, is finally here for your Perousal! ENJOY....PS Happy Towel Day.
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We review the Doctor Who DVD - The Invisible Enemy, plus Doctor Who related news, feedback (Keith), and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, Dave Cooper, and Ian Bisset.
Back by Popular Demand, the Doctor Who: Podshock Meet Up on Second Life! Taking Place on May 19th
After having to postpone our regular meet up last February due to scheduling conflicts, we received many inquires on when the next one would take place. It's here! We are back on schedule with our May meet up. Fans of Doctor Who, Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures and alike are coming together once again for the legendary Doctor Who: Podshock seasonal meet up on Second Life. It is all happening on Saturday, the 19th of May 2012.
Doctor Who: Podshock 269 - News, Feedback, and more
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16-Bit Doctor Who RPG? Enjoy the First Two Series of the 11th Doctor as an Old Style Video Game
The first two series of Matt Smith as the Doctor has been recreated in a video simulating an old style (I would say 16-bit) video game running just over 4 minutes long. Be warned, there are spoilers pertaining to the these two series (if you are not up to date).
Thanks to @EoghannIrving for the heads up on this one.
The New Doctor Who 2012 Series Promo Trailer is Here!
As promised here is the actual Doctor Who 2012 series (AKA "series 7") promo trailer direct from BBC America starring Matt Smith as the (11th) Doctor.
BBC News Coverage of the Doctor Who Convention - Danny Hargreaves Interviewed
BBC News coverage of the "official Doctor Who Convention" in the UK this weekend interviewing Danny Hargreaves.
New Series Trailer for 2012 (Hand held camera shot from the DW Convention)
Here is the new trailer for the upcoming new series of Doctor Who. It is obviously hand held and shot at the 'official Doctor Who Convention' in the UK going on this weekend. A full HD version is coming on Monday.
Doctor Who Series 7 teaser trailer goes online Monday morning in glorious HD.
— Doctor Who Official (@bbcdoctorwho) March 24, 2012
Actress selected to play new Companion for 11th Doctor!
The 'Doctor Who News' website has reported that the actress Jenna-Louise Coleman will be joining the cast of "Doctor Who" as the new companion.
She is known for her role as Jasmine Thomas in the long-running soap opera Emmerdale (aka, Emmerdale Farm) and Lindsay James in the series "Waterloo Road" in 2009.
It is stated that she will join the show in the 2012 Christmas special. As of yet no information has been given about the episode.
For a more complete bio on her you can go here:
Wikipedia - Jenna-Louise Coleman
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Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 267
Running Time: 2:00:50
The 'original 9th Doctor' story, Doctor Who: Scream of the Shalka is reviewed, Gallifrey One 2012 recap, I-CON 31 preview, news, feedback, and more. Hosted by Louis Trapani, Ken Deep, and Graeme Sheridan.
Philip Madoc Dies Aged 77
And so we lose another great actor who's appearances in Doctor Who are long and note worthy.
Philip Madoc died today Monday, 5th March after a short illness at the age of 77. His agent Michael Hallet said he passed away in hospital in Hertfordshire surrounded by his family.


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Taiwan military launches computer-simulated exercise
Summary: Five-day exercise uses computer simulations of attack from China to see how Taiwan's military will perform in war environment, report states.
Taiwan's armed forces on Monday launched a five-day computer-simulated exercise incorporating maritime patrol aircraft and attack helicopters.
The exercise, which includes the army, navy and air force, involves a computer simulation of an attack from China to see how the island's military will fare in a combat enviornment, The Taipei Times reported on Tuesday. This is the second part of Taiwan's annual "Han Kuang" series of defense exercises, which had its first phase in April.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense confirmed with the news daily that the exercise began yesterday but did not provide further details. However, Kao Hua-chu, minister of national defense noted recently that the military will incorporate lessons learnt from this year's computer-assisted war games into next year's military exercises, according to the report.
The computer simulation will also include information and electronic warfare capabilities, which are two sectors where United States military officials are believed to be providing behind-the-scenes assistance, defense officials noted.
Countermeasures against Chinese long-range attacks involving guided missiles, cruise missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles will also be conducted during the exercises to improve Taiwan's air defenses, defense officials added.
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i completely agree with 1, 2 and 3, plus time in prison and fines for defrauding the police, military, etc. there should be investigations into whether they are fit parents as well but i don't think grandma should get stuck with three bratty boys.
I guess there's always Father Flanagan's place in Nebraska.
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The corporatist republicans are no different from the corporatist democrats in their lust for cheap labor and pandering skills.
Cosby is finding out what happens when you leave the plantation. He dared speak out as to why the black community is the way it is. He was probably told to clam up or else. He chose or else.
If you're working for years at minimum wage than you need a new game plan or skill set.
Employers that never plan to offer anything but minimum wage suck but that's where the afore mentioned skill...
what a difference 100 years makes.
In 1914 any lynch mob would have been a bunch of "white" people.
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Southampton Cottage Rental Photos and Description
Cottage, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible Bed(s), 1 Bath (Sleeps 4)
Swimming, beach fun, and the finest sunsets are a 5 minute stroll away at Penonic bay down the private path. This charming cottage is six hundred sq/ft with two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom with shower. The house sleeps four comfortably (two twin beds in each bedroom) and has a pull out sofa bed in the living room for a fifth person. The 2012 renovation includes many improvements; new walls, insulation, lighting and electrical, a state of the art climate control system cools, heats, and purifies the air for comfortable living year round, a new tank-less hot water heater so you never run out, an all-new bathroom, hardwood floors, washer and dryer, and many other improvements. There is a huge lawn with plush green grass, beautiful trees and flowers.
Our lovely beach house was built in 1957 by English couple Al and Mary Abbott. Grandmother drove her Oldsmobile Super 88 from the Bronx to the Hamptons in search of cool breezes and refreshing dips in the water. This place was perfect because of its location just a couple hundred yards from Peconic bay. Being situated on the thin strip of land between Peconic and Shinnecock bays, there are nice breezes here. It is also conveniently located between Southampton and Hampton Bays. Escaping the heat of NYC in August did wonders for her health and temperament and allowed the children a wealth of activities in nature. The beach is very private and sparsely populated. Grandma liked to go to the ocean during the week when it was less crowded, and going to the bay on weekends. We have been coming to the house with our family every year for as long as I can remember. Now that we have improved our home with a complete remodel, we are offering it as a vacation rental.
How to get here:
From Manhattan without a car: Take the Hampton Jitney, a luxury motor-coach with service from Manhattan, to the Southampton stop where you can rent a car from Enterprise.
When Driving from Manhattan: Take the Queens Midtown tunnel at 2nd avenue (a one way street going south) and E. 37th street to Interstate 495 East. Go 60 miles then take exit 68 and make a right on S. William Floyd Parkway. Go 3.4 miles and merge onto NY 27 East. Go 21 miles and take exit 66, then make a right onto North Road. The house is about a mile down on the left.
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Senior Cecilia Gentle spent 10 weeks in Perugia, Italy, last summer studying quantum dots, tiny crystals that glow when exposed to light, for use in solar cells.
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Professional Notes for Sept. 2, 2014
This week's notes feature faculty Corinne Carvalho, Massimo Faggioli, Anne Klejment, Mark McInroy, Manjeet Rege, Angela Senander, Gary Voegele and Christian Washburn; and School of Social Work students Shanea Turner Smith and Elisabeth Wells, and a host of award-winning students from the 2014 Chemistry and Biochemistry Banquet.
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Professional Notes for May 1, 2014
This week's notes feature faculty Anne Klejment, Dalma Martinovic-Weigelt, Lisa Prevette, Manjeet Rege, Christian Washburn, John Wendt and Reid Zimmerman; staff Carol Peterfeso and James Rogers; and students Katie Boyd, Emily Cabel, Jackie Heitzman, Caitlin Kielblock, Lauren McGovern, Kirsten Muller, Megan Tappe and undergraduate students from the Geography Department.
Three Undergraduates Honored by Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Program
Cecilia Gentle and Sarah Millholland were awarded scholarships, and Erik Sathe was granted an honorable mention by the prestigious and competitive program.
Professional Notes for April 11, 2014
This week's notes feature faculty and staff Lisa Montpetit Brabbit, Bernard Brady, Massimo Faggioli, Tanya Gladney, Marites Guino-o, J. Thomas Ippoliti, William Kinney, Mike Klein, Anne Klejment, John Martens, Terence Nichols, William Ojala, Lisa Prevette, James Rogers, Gerald Schlabach, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell, Lisa Waldner and Robert Werner; alumna Jynette Larshus; and students from the Chemistry Department.
Cornell Chemistry Professor to Lecture on the 'Perfect Plastic' Sept. 5
Dr. Geoffrey Coates will discuss plastics that have reduced environmental impacts.
Two Students to Present Research at Scholars at the Capitol Feb. 19
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Bike Review: Pashley Princess Sovereign & Roadster Sovereign
by Samantha on May 2, 2011
Recently I had a chance to make a trip up to Logan Square and pay a visit to the folks at Boulevard Bikes – a great neighborhood bike shop right on the circle. Along with the Surlys, Bianchis, Manhattan Greens and other bikes, they are also the exclusive (I believe?) Chicago dealer for Pashley – […]
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I don't usually write much about inexpensive department store bikes (Kmart, Target, etc) Â since besides the price, they don't have a lot of features worth recommending – they're not sturdy and generally don't hold up to any sort of regular, daily riding. Â That being said, Â I do come across some interesting vintage bikes once in […]
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Last Sunday, at the Women Who Bike brunch, I had the opportunity to see Megan again and get a few pictures of her great city bike – a Gary Fisher Simple City. I remembered her bike from previous brunches and was hoping I'd run into her or another one of our brunch mates who also […]
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Home Depot Breach
What Happened?
Nearly a week ago the details started to unfold after a well-known security blogger reported that a large quantity of stolen card numbers started to appear in underground markets, or "card shops," and the common thread was purchase transactions at the do-it-yourself store Home Depot.
The Timeline
Home Depot acknowledged on Monday, September 8, that it has suffered a breach of both credit card and debit card data involving its U.S. and Canadian stores, dating back to April 2014. While the retailer was quick to assure its customers and financial institutions that no debit card PIN data was compromised, there are reports that multiple financial institutions have experienced a steep increase over the past few days in fraudulent ATM withdrawals on customer accounts.
The Risk
Stolen card data is typically used to create counterfeit cards, which are then sold on the black market and used at other big box retailers to purchase merchandise that can then be converted to cash. Because the fraud is perpetrated against existing checking accounts or credit cards no credit monitoring alerts are triggered. The consumer must pay close attention to their balance and banking transaction data to recognize fraudulent transactions.
Potential Impact
Although the total number of consumers affected by the Home Depot Breach is presently unknown, it is clear by the fact that there are over 2,200 stores in the U.S. alone, plus those stores in Canada, that the number will be in the tens of millions – and quite possibly surpass the Target data breach of 40 million.
Portland Local 8 Federal Credit Union Provides Identity Theft Protection
Important information regarding the Home Depot, Inc. data breach incident
Home Depot, Inc. is the most recent victim of a massive new batch of stolen credit and debit cards affecting all of its 2,200 U.S. stores and also its Canadian stores. As of September 9, 2014, Home Depot has confirmed that a network intrusion has led to the compromise of customer credit and debit card data for potentially all customers who shopped at the retailer dating back to April 2014. Furthermore, some of that data is being used to create counterfeit cards. Important to know is the following:
- Home Depot will offer free credit monitoring services to compromised customers. An announcement will be sent from Home Depot to these consumers with information regarding how to activate these services. HOWEVER, credit monitoring only alerts you to new credit or changes to your existing credit. The criminal activity that is taking place uses existing open accounts, so no credit monitoring alerts may be triggered. You need to watch your account statement carefully.
- Portland Local 8 Federal Credit Union accountholders will not be responsible for any fraudulent account charges. If you suspect any fraudulent transactions, please contact a Customer Service Representative immediately at 503-223-9306.
- If your Portland Local 8 Federal Credit Union account includes identity theft protection, or if your have purchased an identity theft protection package from our website, and you suspect identity fraud of any kind, whether financial or non-financial, even if it is not connected to this incident, just let us know. You will be assigned to a certified, professional Recovery Advocate at no cost to you. These professionals are standing by to answer questions, place fraud alerts, research potential fraud, dispute fraudulent transactions on your behalf, and perform the legwork to return you to pre-theft status, no matter how long it takes.
Be wary of emails or telephone calls that request information. Neither Home Depot nor our financial institution will ask you to provide any information in relation to this possible data breach incident. You may see updated Home Depot communications and learn more here or by calling Home Depot Customer Care at 1.800.466.3337.
Below are recommended steps to remain vigilant against possible identity fraud:
- Check your bank statements. Review your statements carefully and repeatedly. Any purchases, large or small, should be verified as a purchase you made.
- Get Help. You are not responsible for fraudulent transactions on your account, but you need to notify us as soon as possible if you see any suspicious activity. In addition, if you are concerned about fraud beyond the transactions on your current account, you may have access to an Identity Theft Protection program that includes Fully Managed Identity Fraud Research, Remediation, and Recovery Services. We will submit your name to our Recovery Care Center and, within 24 business hours, you will be contacted by a Recovery Advocate who will investigate the situation and remediate any fraud on your behalf. Contact us with any questions.
- Take Action. If you suspect that your identity has been compromised, you can place a fraud alert on your credit file by calling any one of the three major credit reporting agencies shown below. A fraud alert is a notation on your credit file to warn credit issuers that there may be a problem. The credit issuer is asked to contact you at the telephone number that you supply to validate that you are the person applying for the credit. This is not the same as credit monitoring.
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Sudan voting 311.
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JUBA, Sudan — A small handful of voters cast ballots Saturday, the final day of Southern Sudan's weeklong independence referendum, as officials and observers noted high turnout and praised the mostly peaceful voting process.Celebrations from southerners excited about the birth of their new nation are scheduled to begin soon.RELATED:Our World: Sudanese crossroadsS. Sudan celebrates as independence referendum startsResults will start trickling in immediately after polls close Saturday evening, but there is little suspense. Almost everyone expects the south to vote overwhelmingly to break away from the north, cleaving one of Africa's larger nations in two to create the world's newest country.
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Card Sense—Cheating: Part 2November 17, 2010 - 10:56am
The results are in. I've read every one of your answers to my questions about cheating at poker. One conclusion is inescapable. We poker players are experts at things that are a matter of opinion!
Louisiana PokerOctober 18, 2010 - 10:47am
I recently visited all ten Louisiana poker rooms, starting with the southwestern-most, the 28-table room at the Isle of Capri Casino in Lake Charles. It's the largest poker room in the state, by a couple of tables, in the midst of a resort area on a richly appointed riverboat casino. They spread primarily $4-$8 limit-hold'em and $2-$5 no-limit. A $2-$5 pot-limit Omaha game is spread most of the time. It was just starting when I arrived at 2 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon. I played for a couple of hours at a $4-$8 table and found the action moderate, with a bunch of local Cajuns who spoke French. They were predictable and fairly tight. (www.isleofcapricasinos.com).
I drove from there to Kinder—no more than an hour to the northeast, visiting
Cheating?September 28, 2010 - 7:21am
Do you cheat at poker? I've found that the answer isn't always clear. The line between cheating and taking advantage of a poker situation without cheating is debatable.
Please take the following quiz. For each situation, simply answer "Yes" if you think it's cheating, and "No" if you don't think it's cheating. I'm interested in your answers. Please email me with your comments or questions on this topic (see my email address below). In my next article I'll discuss your answers and my answers.
What Makes a Good Poker Room?April 29, 2010 - 2:53am
I may have played in more poker rooms than anyone else in the world; it's more than 200 at last count. My family isn't sure if that's a good think or a bad thing. But it has given me perspective on what makes a good room. My friend and poker buddy Andrei has asked me for my thoughts on the subject. And so I'll share them with you here.
Here are my top ten criteria for a good room.
Pro or Semi-Pro?April 7, 2010 - 2:53am
When might it make sense for you to quit your job and play poker full time for a living? I'm asked that from time to time by players who have won some money and think that they might be ready make the switch from playing poker as a hobby to playing poker for a living.
I'll share with you a typical example of that, from someone I met at Foxwoods who was thinking of quitting his day job. I've found it's typical of many who ask me about turning pro.
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I worked as a union organizer in West Virginia from 1983 until 1988, and in many respects, not much has changed in the 25 years or so since I first visited. West Virginia is still largely impoverished, still beautiful, and I still stick out like a sore thumb!
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[Editor's Note: The initial article in this series appeared in our November 9, 2009 issue. Regretfully, we lost track of the concluding segment until now. If you would like to, revisit... part one]
In the first installment of my "Deal or No Deal" series, I introduced some of the questions about whether a tournament deal is inherently fair or unfair. In this, the second part of that article, I'll attempt to answer those questions.
Deal or No Deal: Part 1 Of 2November 18, 2009 - 3:53am
I just finished a wonderful weekend of poker fun at FARGO, a poker players' convention of sorts that convenes annually at Foxwoods. (There are similar "ARGE" events in many parts of the country such as BARGE in Las Vegas and ATLARGE in Atlantic City.) The events combine eating, socializing, poker tournaments, and general poker reverie.
Should I Stay or Should I GoOctober 13, 2009 - 2:53am
You've heard the 1980s hit by the Clash, "Should I stay or should I go?" It's not a great song, but it poses a great question for the poker player. When should you leave the game? Understanding the answer to this question is a major factor in determining whether a player is a long term winner or a loser for life.
Many players and writers have a gambler's approach to the question. It goes something like this.


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This week, an ad about "how to spring clean your life" came up on the Craigslist. That got me thinking that Craigslist really offers a lot of opportunities for self-improvement. Need a fulfilling relationship? Check. Need a more lucrative job? Check. Need to express yourself via a naked drum circle that meets at 2 a.m.? You can probably find that.
Okay, enough of that. Here are the spring-fresh opportunities to better yourself that I found on Craigslist this week:
Get this: you can now sell pot. From home. And make $$$. "...our weekly training calls that will teach you how to market in person, over the phone, using the internet and more, as well as how to understand the compensation plan (getting PAID!!)" Don't miss out on this one!
Help out with a social experiment. Or an art project. Or whatever. Remember that video of strangers kissing that's been all over the internet? Somebody wants to recreate that in Louisville. And you, my friend, could be one of the strangers!
Who doesn't need a little dose of inspiration when they wake up in the morning? Get some uplifting magnetic poetry for free. Put it on your fridge to look at every morning when you reach for the orange juice. Or King Cobra. Nobody's judging here. A little sampling:
How about putting your "positive energy" out there? A man seeks "Just intellectual stimulation and genuine humanity. Just good positive energy and being able to build off of that." Come on, help this guy out! Apparently, he's "stuck in a generation where loyalty is just a tattoo, love is just a quote and lying is the new truth."
After that downer, how about we end on a relentlessly positive note? "Grab your life by the reigns"!!! "WE are growing at an alarming rate!" "Sales are at an all time high! GET IN. . .GET TRAINED AND GET READY FOR THE RIDE OF A LIFETIME!!" Spoiler alert: weight loss products involved.
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'Too Big to Fail' shows how close the economy came to collapsing
THINK politicians and bankers are exaggerating when they talk about how close the U.S. financial system was to falling apart last fall?
You won't think that after reading Andrew Ross Sorkin's excellent new book, "Too Big to Fail."
Sorkin is a reporter and editor for The New York Times. "Too Big to Fail" is his account of the financial events of 2008.
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Upgraded facilities cited among reasons for jump in enrollment.
From left, St. Paul Conservatory School students Candy Dyar, Jea Espino and Audri Stringer in music class. Their school is now fully inside the Lowry Building.
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There's no trash talk, no claims of supremacy — in fact, the school's director is a big fan of the St. Paul public schools.
But if you are looking for the story about enrollment growth in St. Paul today, it's not among the city schools, but at charter schools such as the St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists (SPCPA) — just across the street from City Hall.
There, every hour or so, the kids pour out of skyway-level classrooms, filling the halls of the Lowry Building with cries of "Hey, Caleb!" or "Anna!" Janice Rettman, longtime St. Paul and Ramsey County elected official, has been close witness to the Lowry's transformation. To her, she said, the energy — with all those students — feels like "hockey tournament time."
This year, the charter school added 64 students, an impressive gain but just one piece of a 945-student enrollment increase this fall at charter schools across the city, according to Joe Nathan, director of the Center for School Change. As of Oct. 1, charter school enrollment in St. Paul stood at 12,241, compared with 11,296 a year ago, he said.
As for the St. Paul School District, it is up 17 students, from 37,840 in 2012-13 to 37,857 as of Oct. 24, preliminary figures show.
Charter school growth has been fueled in part by construction projects that include SPCPA's $4 million renovation of the Lowry Building, a $12.6 million addition/renovation at Hmong College Prep Academy in the Como area and the relocation of the High School for Recording Arts to a new space in the Midway area.
But the biggest reason for the rise, in Nathan's view, is the increasing number of families looking for "distinctive, high-quality options" for students, a desire that has led them to abandon traditional classrooms for Montessori, International Baccalaureate (IB), expeditionary learning or performing arts programming, among other choices.
The Twin Cities German Immersion School moved into a former Catholic church and school this school year, adding 65 students, while Great River School, a Montessori school that offers IB classes, added two elementary sections.
The St. Paul School District, Nathan is quick to add, "is responding — and I give the district credit for responding."
This fall, the district added a Montessori middle school and is making arrangements to move Open World Learning Community (OWL), an expeditionary-learning success story, to the former Humboldt Middle School — in part to draw more students.
OWL parents, in a recent letter to district administrators, touted the school as a "compelling in-district alternative to innovative charter schools."
Academics, too
In 2005, SPCPA opened in the Landmark Center at Rice Park with 135 students. Now, it has 611, according to the Center for School Change. Eighty percent are girls.
Students come from about 40 school districts, and they spend 4½ hours a day on academics and three hours on the arts, including dance, theater, musical theater, instrumental music and the vocal arts, Director of School Callie Jacobs said.
About 15 percent of the students are from St. Paul, she said.
Four years ago, Eli Newell, 17, of St. Paul, and Sénait Judge-Yoakam, 17, of Minneapolis, both now seniors, began to make the trek between classrooms in the Landmark Center — affectionately referred to by students as "The Castle" or "Hogwarts" — and the Lowry Building, where SPCPA had been leasing space.
Newell, who is in theater, and Judge-Yoakam, who is in dance, found themselves at SPCPA in part because they couldn't land spots in the high schools they wanted in the St. Paul and Minneapolis districts.


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Rhinos Celebrate Home Opening Weekend Tonight!
The El Paso Rhinos will be celebrating Home Opening Weekend this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 28-30 as they host the Dallas Snipers at the Sierra Providence Events Center. This weekend will also be Boy Scout Weekend, and part of the proceeds of this weekend's games will benefit the Yucca Council. Also in attendance will be the player's parents for Parent Weekend. All military and their families get free tickets when they show their ID, courtesy of Interglobal Logistics.
"It is nice to be back playing at home; the team is very excited and well prepared. We have a fast, physical team this season. We are excited for Boy Scout Weekend and Parent weekend. Last season our organization was voted best fans, this is five years in a row, this season we are hoping to make it six," said Coach Herman, also General Manager for the El Paso Rhinos.
Events for this weekend include a magnet schedule giveaway this Friday and a special Boy Scout jersey auction Saturday night.
Tickets are still available at all Ticketmaster locations and at the El Paso County Coliseum box office and Sierra Providence Events Center box office. The Events center box office opens at 6 p.m. on game nights. For more ticket, seating, game and promotional information, please visit the El Paso Rhinos Web site at www.elpasorhinos.com or call (915) 479-PUCK (7825).


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Northside Urgent Care
(910) 488-9011
5397 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC| Map
We have been serving Fayetteville, Hope Mills and Spring Lakes urgent largest family clinic needs... More>
Buckhead Express Clinic PC
(910) 483-1493
3613 A Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Welcome to Buckhead Express Clinic! We are located on the corner of Raeford Road & All American H... More>
Birth & Womens Care PA
(910) 475-7733
3601 Cape Center Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Weight management - Practicing Obstetrics and Gynecology in Fayetteville, NC At our practice, specializes in deliver... More>
Village Family Care Center PA
(910) 486-6818
1248 Fort Bragg Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Village Family Care Center PA is a Fayetteville, NC Physician, Surgeon, and Urgent Care Provider.... More>
Kids First Pediatrics Of Fayetteville
(910) 849-2011
6415 Brookstone Ln, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Where Your Children Come First. - Thank you for considering Kids First Pediatrics Of Fayetteville. We offer service to the resident... More>
Cumberland Family Practice
(910) 424-2426
2414 Hope Mills Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Valley Chiropractic Group
(910) 867-5500
3706 Morganton Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Balley Chiropractic is a Fayettville, NC pain relief center. We have more than 25 years of combin... More>
Rainbow Pediatrics Of Fayetteville
(910) 764-6500
1327 Robeson Street, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Specializing in Newborn Through Adolescent Healthcare. - Rainbow Pediatrics of Fayetteville, located in Fayetteville, NC, also serves the surrounding area... More>
Carolina Family Practice Centre
(910) 475-7652
2500 Village Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Same Day Appointments. - Carolina Family Practice Centre is located in Fayetteville, North Carolina and we pride ourselves... More>
Medical Arts Family Practice PA
(877) 984-2684
413 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Onsite ABI's and Spriometry - Welcome to Medical Arts Family Practice PA! Conveniently located on the corner of Owen Dr and ... More>
Cape Fear Aesthetics
(910) 323-3757
2053 Valleygate Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Celia Mendes, M.D., PA
(910) 486-6400
1357 Walter Reed Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Celia Mendes, M.D., PA provides gynecologic and aesthetic services women of all ages at her Fayet... More>
Womens Health Haven OB-GYN
(910) 729-6176
2573 Raven Hill Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Live Well. Be Healthy. - Women's Health Haven Obstetrics & Gynecology and Dorette P. Grant, MD, FACOG welcome you. Dr Gra... More>
Fayetteville Heart Center PC
(910) 484-4100
2301 Robeson St, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Located in Fayettevlle NC and our new office in Elizabethtown NC, we offer many services and have... More>
The Family Medicine Center--SR-AHEC
(910) 779-3555
1601 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Now Open until 7 p.m. on Thursday evenings! Call 678-0100 for an appointment - The Family Medicine Center at Southern Regional AHEC serves the health care needs of families and... More>
Highland OB-GYN Clinic PA
(910) 485-1191
2301 Robeson St, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Welcome to Highland OB/GYN Clinic PA! Highland OB/GYN Clinic PA is an obstetrician and gynecol... More>
Cape Fear Pain Treatment Center PA
(910) 223-7246
1840 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Guardian Hart Medical Care
(910) 221-1590
1074 Southern Ave, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Welcome to Guardian Hart Medical Care! We are conveniently located in Fayetteville, NC five mi... More>
Hanora Medical Center
(910) 860-0017
909 S McPherson Church Road, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Fayetteville Urgent Care
(910) 425-5999
4534 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Josiah Medical
(910) 486-7777
6201 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
We provide prompt urgent care. We care for the entire family. Our services include DOT Exams, P... More>
Polley Clinic Of Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery, PA
(877) 279-3546
125 Foy Drive, Rocky Mount, NC| Map
Same-day appointments often available. - At Polley Clinic of Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery, PA in Rocky Mount, NC, we are dedicated t... More>
Fayetteville Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
(910) 672-8442
1991 Fordham Dr #100, Fayetteville, NC| Map
We've just added Physical & Occupational Therapy. - Orthopaedic care is essential to your health and well being. At Fayetteville Orthopaedics & Sport... More>
Cumberland Children's Clinic
(910) 307-7330
1708-A Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Come visit one of our locations in the Fayetteville area. We provide a safe haven for all ages.. ... More>
Nextcare Urgent Care
(910) 483-4647
217 Glensford Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Village Surgical Associates PA
(910) 323-2626
1841 Quiet Cove, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Village Surgical Associates is the largest multi-specialty surgical group in the Cape Fear region... More>
Medex Urgent Care
(910) 221-3030
420 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
MedEx Urgent Care handles non-life threatening illnesses or injuries for adults and children over... More>
Cape Fear Family Medical Care P a
(910) 849-2062
405 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
As Your Family Keeps Growing, So Does Ours. - Family medicine, minor surgery, FAA exams, DOT exams and insurance. All part of expanded occupati... More>
Fayetteville Medical Clinic PC
(910) 483-7506
3613 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC| Map
Welcome to Fayetteville Medical Clinic. We are a full service clinic who specialize in adult med... More>
Center For Arthritis & Rheumatism PA
(910) 920-1450
3616 Cape Center Dr, Fayetteville, NC| Map
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In light of the recent and joy inducing news that Tim Schafer has used the website Kickstarter to fund the production of a new point-and-click style adventure game, I thought it would be prudent to look back over the gems of this, the most story-orientated genre and fire up my nostalgia muscles and hope glands in anticipation of what the wonderful and no doubt hilarious product of this glorious happenstance will be.
Many of these games are direct Tim Schafer creations and therefore perfect. Some of them may be viewed through the rose-tinted glasses of my nostalgia, but all of them are worth a look and I would recommend doing your best to track these down and play each and every one. In fact, I don't just recommend it, I damn well order it!
Every single one of these games has a special place in my withered little heart and so they should in yours. No argument will be accepted or tolerated!
7. The Secret Of Monkey Island
Okay, I can hear your patronizing sigh and I am well aware that this is an obvious one. But it's not just that it's obvious, it's also the most important. Up to this point in adventure games the puzzles contained in them where infuriatingly complex or ridiculously tenuious in their solutions.
Monkey Island, despite all of its oddity and surrealism and the rubber-chicken-with-a-pulley-in-the-middle, made a lot more sense. It was the first one of these games I manage to slog through to the end. Every single adventure game to come after would use this as it's benchmark. and not just because most of them were from the same developer. This is also the first time most people would have seen and taken note of the name Tim Schafer, as this was much more accessible and user friendly than Maniac Mansion, though that game would spawn an excellent sequel and… well, I'll get to that. Did I mention that I love Tim Schafer?discworld, full throttle, kickstarter, maniac, sam & max hit the road, the beast within: a gabriel knight mystery, tim schafer


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Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are opting for a change of scenery and moving to LA, according to reports.
The couple are rumoured to be moving their family from London into a £6 million home in the Hollywood Hills.
A source told the Daily Mirror: "They've wanted to move to LA for a while now. Gwyneth spends lots of time between the UK and US and is exhausted with travelling.
"She spends a lot of time away from her mum (Blythe Danner), so she wants to be closer to her as she gets older.
"Chris was understanding and is willing to give Los Angeles a chance as she's always loved the city. Chris' band won't be working on a new album for at least another year so he has some breathing space to kick back."
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