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Food webs are an important component of community structure. Food webs are diagrams showing the pathway of energy through a community.
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- Decomposers
Pollution affects the community structures seen in pond water. Pollutants can have many effects that might either increase or decrease the number of species, depending on the type of pollution. We used four different treatments meant to mimic what might be seen in the world today.
Removal of some organisms in the food web affects the whole web. If a predator or competitor is removed, then a species can increase in numbers.
- Define community. Provide 2 real-life examples of a community.
- Is there a difference between an ecosystem and a community? If so, what is the difference?
- Name the four kinds of pollution we studied in lab and give one cause for each.
- What are independent and dependent variables?
- What is the difference between a community and a population?
- Why should we be concerned if a particular pollutant reduces the numbers of aquatic microorganisms?
- What is an experimental control?
- Why is it important to use a control when implementing an experiment?
- The ______________ variable is the variable whose value changes in response to changes in another variable.
- Why is it important to obtain replicate samples when taking measurements within an experimental design?
- Match the pollution type with a preventative measure/treatment. The system in question is a stream.
|1. Thermal
|A. Prevent run-off from farms
|2. Organic pollution
|B. Preserve riparian buffer zones that provide shading to stream
|3. Pesticides
|C. Water treatment at a sewage point
|4. Acid Rain
|D. Control industrial pollution
- What was the control sample that we looked at during our
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Located on a small working croft in the community of Braes,
this purpose-built 2-bedroom self catering cottage was completely refurbished in 1999 on the site of the original croft house.
(This photo of Loch Sligachan was taken during the construction of the new house which is visible in red near the trees on the left-hand side)
You can enjoy superb views
This is an excellent base from which to explore Skye.
The island capital Portree (8 miles away) has a tourist information centre, heritage centre with cinema, post office, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. From this small fishing port you can take boat trips around the nearby islands of Raasay and Rona, or do a spot of sea angling.
|When it comes to dining out, you will be spoilt for choice with many fine hotels and restaurants in Portree, Broadford and throughout the island. Sample the best of Highland fare including local produce and seafood. Why not wash it down with a wee dram from Talisker, the island's very own whisky distillery?
The Braes district is made up of several crofting communities spread along the north side of Loch Sligachan.
This is an area rich in wildlife, geology and history.
You may well spot porpoise, dolphins and otters, not to mention plover, fulmars and oystercatchers. Also look out for the spotted orchid, sundew and butterwort. If you are lucky, you might even observe a sea eagle soaring high overhead.
The landmark 'Battle of the Braes' in 1882 resulted in laws giving crofters rights for the very first time.
Dunvegan Castle
All of this and more is within easy access of Taigh Uilleam.
All you have to do is come and enjoy your stay.
Photo © Gordon C. Harrison
Sunrise, Caolas Scalpay, from Strollamus
Elizabeth Nicolson
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Other self catering accommodation on Skye can be found at:
'The cottage' sleeps 2 and 'Alidale' sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms.
Both properties are situated 10 miles from Portree & Dunvegan.
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What is your top "sleeper" or "under the radar" stock pick?
Kessler: Teck Resourses, a Canadian metallurgical coal and copper company, is our top "under the radar" stock. With a $19 billion market cap, Teck is a large cap value stock, selling at book value, an 11x P/E, a manageable debt/capitalization of 28% and a cash hoard on the balance sheet of more than $4 billion. The stock is not well followed on Wall Street, despite its size and high-quality balance sheet. Teck is one of the world's largest miners/producers of metallurgical coal and has one of the all-in lowest cost of production and shipping among its competitors.
The stock fell sharply in the last year on concerns that steel consumption in China would be tempered as Chinese GDP growth estimates shrunk from 9.5% to 7% annually. By July of this year, investors' worries about Chinese steel demand had cut met coal stock prices by 40% or more, without regard to fundamentals, earnings quality or the ability to manage return on invested capital in a wide range of global economic environments. Teck is well positioned financially and operationally to weather a lower demand environment and thrive in even a modest global recovery.
What stocks or sector would your sell or avoid right now?Kessler: As fundamental research-driven stock selectors, we do not make macroeconomic or sector rotation investment decisions in our portfolios. Instead, we use the information gleaned from our companies as well as input providers, end users and competitors, to create an investment context generated by bottom-up research. Currently, we are using premium valuation telecom and consumer staples names as sources of funds. What is your outlook for 2013? Kessler: Economic conditions in 2013 face headwinds. Global economies show few patches of significant growth, while slowing GDP is becoming the norm. Early indications are that North America should remain in non-recessionary territory in 2013, despite persistently high unemployment. Financial markets however generally anticipate and discount economic change. We would not be surprised if equity markets corrected following their strong showing in three out of the last four years. We are positioning our value portfolios relatively conservatively -- buying strong balance sheets, well-positioned franchises with stable to increasing returns on invested capital, free cash flow generation and discounted valuations relative to their historic norms or to the market as a whole. Edited for length and clarity. -- Written by Gregg Greenberg in New York.
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RAWLINS, Wyo. — Their motto is simple — courage to change.
But the road to change requires discipline and drive.
For each cadet class attending the Wyoming National Guard's Cowboy Challenge Academy the goal is to come out the other side of training with the values, life skills, education, and employment potential to be responsible and productive Wyoming citizens.
The academy, a 5 and a half month residential program, seeks to transform at-risk teenagers through a quality education that instills cowboy ethics to give them hope and opportunity for a better future.
Core components of the program include academics, citizenship, life-coping and employment skills, civic service, leadership and physical fitness.
"We try to give them the skills so they have tools in their toolbox that they can use when they graduate from this program and go on to the next step in their lives, whether that's returning to high school or entering into the workforce," said Region One Recruiter Charley Stoneking.
The cadets' day is regimented and structured. They wake at 6 a.m. and hit the rack at 10 p.m. for lights out. In between is a full day learning, physical training and character building.
"The first two weeks there are no academics," Stoneking told the Rawlins Daily Times (http://bit.ly/1lb48Y2). "We focus on team building, learning how to wear a uniform, learning how to march, how to treat each other with respect and how to treat themselves with respect."
The National Guard's Youth Challenge Program began in 1991, when the House Joint Armed Service Committee tasked the National Guard to develop a plan to help at-risk teens and "add value to America."
By providing values, skills, education, and discipline to young people using the structure and esprit de corps of the military model, the Youth Challenge Program began a three year pilot program in 1993.
The Wyoming Cowboy Challenge Academy opened its doors in January 2006, and is located in Guernsey and resides primarily in Building 505 on the State's National Guard Camp Guernsey Joint Training Facility.
To apply for the program, a prospective cadet must be between 16-18 years old and have withdrawn from high school — although in some cases dual enrollment is possible. They cannot have a felony arrest and cannot be court ordered to attend.
"It's important the kids have to want to come," Stoneking said. "Mom and dad can't drag them down here by their ear and drop them off. The kids have to volunteer to come."
None of the cadets are allowed to have cellphones, Internet access or be exposed to news. They must do chores and are responsible for cleaning their barracks.
Stoneking believes when you provide structure and boundaries children will succeed in life.
"Once they accept that everything around them is OK and it is OK to change, they thrive," he said. "We provide an environment to recognize that there is room for change."
One of the primary components of the academy allows cadets to earn their GED.
"We are not here to do these things because it is fun for us, it's because there are too many inbound choices," Stoneking said.
"If we remove the easy options in life and focus on the fundamentals of a GED level education then we see success. Eighty percent of the cadets are on the GED path, with a graduation rate of 90 percent."
The Cowboy Challenge is funded with federal dollars provided through the Department of Defense, National Guard Bureau and matching funds from the Wyoming Legislature. The program is free of charge to the cadets.
Upon graduation from the Residential Phase, cadets enter a 12-month Post-Residential Phase monitored and supported by a matched mentor trained by academy staff.
"This is the longest pole in our tent. It's the thing that has the most impact on the kids, and something we really have the least control over," Stoneking said.
"We ask the cadets to identify two mentors in their life so when they return after the residential program they have people outside of the home they can lean on for support and guidance."
The cadets meet with their mentors once a week for one year, and in turn the mentors speak with academy staff once a month during that year to track cadet successes and challenges.
Information from: Rawlins (Wyo.) Daily Times, http://www.rawlinstimes.com


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> On Wed, 26 Sep 2012 13:05:57 -0500, Nunya Bidnits wrote:
> > I'm thinking grilled veggies in a deep fried wonton for the American Royal
> > Barbecue, vegetable side dish contest (weekend after next). I've been doing
> > grilled veggie empanadas but it's been problematic. The filling used grilled
> > sweet and hot peppers, grilled street corn off the cob, onions, tomatoes,
> > roasted garlic, cream cheese, and chihuaha or oaxacan melting cheese,
> > garnished with kosher salt and cotija cheese crumbles. Not sure the wonton
> > wrappers would hold up though.
> You would have to seal them really well - maybe with a cornstarch
> paste - and keep the moisture down. Fat inside is OK.
I wouldn't use cornstarch, just a wide and well-moistened
margin, and let them sit for a little while before frying
instead of frying immediately, to give time for the seal
to take. Definitely keep the moisture in the filling low,
because that causes steam which makes the wonton swell up
and burst. For some types of filling, it's helpful to
pan-fry it to drive off the moisture before making the
wontons. You can make a simple and tasty filling by
breaking up some pork breakfast sausages and frying them
with chopped parsley. Some chopped water chestnuts would
give it a more interesting texture, but pork and parsley
are pretty good by themselves.
> I have trouble just keeping crab rangoon from bursting. But I'm a
> chronic overstuffer.
Overstuffing definitely will cause a cream-cheese-based
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Boys Basketball: Pirates lock up DAC title
By DAVE MELTON Post-Tribune correspondent February 22, 2013 10:14PM
Updated: March 24, 2013 6:16AM
MERRILLVILLE — For one quarter, Portage matched nearly every basket put up by Merrillville.
But a lopsided second quarter quickly turned the scoreboard in the home team's favor — and the Pirates never looked back.
Merrillville outscored its conference rivals by 11 in the second period, sparking the Pirates to a 74-44 win and clinching the Duneland Conference championship.
"It was another good rebound game," said Merrillville (17-3, 12-1 DAC) coach TJ Lux, whose Pirates also won 81-49 over Hobart on Tuesday after losing to Valparaiso last Friday. "The guys played have played very well in the last two games — especially defensively."
With Luke Kizer and Peter Psomadelis out with the flu, and Gage Pearman done for the year with a knee injury, two of Portage's (10-12, 3-11 DAC) others helped fill the void in the first. Six points from Jordan Simpson and five more from Jordan Collazo had Portage trailing 17-15 after one period.
"Our kids just believed in themselves," Portage coach Rick Snodgrass said. "We only had five varsity players tonight, so we had to have some of our JV kids step up and help off the bench."
Merrillville scored the final four points of the first quarter and then took the game over by scoring the first 11 points of the second quarter. Altogether, it was a 15-0 run that put Merrillville ahead 28-15. That lead reached to 53-32 by the end of the third.
"We locked down a lot better and we tracked their shooters," Lux said. "Our shot selection was pretty good and we just had it going offensively and defensively."
Lux was especially proud of the 22 assists his team racked up on the 26 field goals they convereted.
"The way we shared the basketball; that was the story for us.," he said. "When we pass the ball, we have good potential."
In their final home game, three Pirates reached double figures: Jelani Pruitt (game-high 18 points), BJ Jenkins (15) and Zoran Talley (12).


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A Senior's Closets
One senior client had three closets and two dresser drawers filled with clothes but she could never seem to find anything that matched because they were all unique colors, designs and patterns so they didn't interchange well. For psychic ease most of my wardrobe is inter-changable; earth tones in winter and muted pastels in summer, both color schemes are easy on the eyes and compliment my complexion and hair color. Because her collection was so extensive and her age very mature there was little hope of her combing the contents to find matches. To solve the problem I paired each pair of pants with a shirt or two and hung them in the closet together making sure to note fabric type lending itself to formal or informal wear.


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The wins-above-replacement statistic says Alejandro De Aza is baseball's fifth-best center fielder. | Getty Images
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LOS ANGELES — There's no sense talking to White Sox center fielder and leadoff man Alejandro De Aza about sabermetrics. De Aza doesn't even know his basic statistics beyond his batting average, let alone the complex figures, and that's because "they show it on the scoreboard'' when he comes to bat.
"I don't even look at stats because I don't like to think about it,'' De Aza said. "On the last day of the season, I will worry about it. There is such a long way to go.''
In his first season as an everyday player, De Aza's numbers stand tall among the best outfielders in the American League. His defense has been solid as well.
In the Sox' 5-4 victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night, De Aza was retired for the sixth and seventh consecutive times in the series before he reached base on a fielder's choice in the fourth inning. The roller to second scored Alexei Ramirez and gave the Sox that 5-4 lead, giving De Aza 28 RBI. In the seventh, he reached on a bunt single, and in the ninth, he put down a sacrifice bunt.
For De Aza, 28 RBI is just another nice number. Based on wins above replacement, a metric statistic that shows how many more victories a player would give a team as opposed to a replacement level (bench player, minor leaguer) at that position, De Aza is the fifth-best overall center fielder in baseball behind Michael Bourn (Braves), Adam Jones (Orioles), Josh Hamilton (Rangers) and Andrew McCutchen (Pirates). Going into the Sox' game at Dodgers Stadium on Saturday night, De Aza was batting .301 with a .375 on-base percentage and .418 slugging percentage.
Among all AL outfielders, De Aza ranked second in runs (45), fourth in average and sixth in on-base percentage. He was fourth in the AL in stolen bases with 13, running successfully at a 73 percent clip.
Good stuff for a leadoff man.
"He's the perfect guy for us to put there,'' manager Robin Ventura said. "He's a smart player. He has a great sense of what's going on.''
De Aza hasn't played two games in a row without getting a hit since May 17-18. Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw was a tough matchup for De Aza, who struck out three times against him Friday on an 0-for-5 night. His bunt single in the seventh kept that streak alive.
So there are some stats for you, Alejandro. Not that you want to know.
"Yeah, I know in my mind I do some good stuff, but my only thought about that is to keep going, keep going, keep going,'' he said.
"To help the team win is the first thing. Try to get a hit every day.''


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Death Valley National Park in California is one of the hottest, driest and most extreme landscapes on earth, a place where barren salt flats stretch for miles and scorching dunes form below rugged peaks.
At 280 feet below sea level, the Badwater Basin is a popular spot for the nearly 1 million tourists that visit the park every year. It is the lowest spot in North America and the terminus of the entire great basin watershed. Even today in wet winter months, water can be found in one of the driest places on earth and can lead to an incredible bloom of wildflowers in the spring.
Greg and the crew invited a couple of fans -- Kimberly Vinson and Susanne Waite -- who had never seen Death Valley to explore the park with them.
"When I found out we were going to Death Valley I was really excited because I have never been and I always wanted to go and this is a great chance to go out there and learn from some people who know the area," said Susanne Waite, Coarsegold, California.
"I first found out about Motion when I was spying on Susanne's Facebook page. I saw that she liked it and I thought, 'Oh, Susanne likes Motion.' I clicked on it. I saw the shows," said Kimberly Vinson, Oakhurst, California.
This is an immense park filled with natural features that catch most people by surprise.
While Greg was exploring the Badwater Basin, he noticed that a large amount of water had collected on the saltpan. In wet years, a lake will form at Badwater slowly filling this part of Death Valley.
"It was amazing to see water at Death Valley. I never imagined there would be water because I know it is one of the driest places on earth but I thought it was really cool and I just wanted to go out in it," said Susanne.
"It is ugly beautiful. That is just what popped into my head. There is beautiful, beautiful and there is ugly beautiful. This was just uniquely, ugly beautiful and I couldn't keep my eyes off of it," said Kimberly.
In summer, temperatures average 115 degrees so winter and spring are the most popular times to visit Death Valley.
Hitting Badwater in the morning is a good idea to avoid crowds.
Natural Bridge Trailhead is between Furnace Creek and Badwater. It is the home to Death Valley's only natural bridge. The trailhead is elevated above the parking floor with nice views of Badwater below. The hike to the bridge is just under a mile.
"I like the slot canyons. I think they are really neat. And just to be lost in all the other vastness of Death Valley," said Susanne.
The natural bridge is noticeably different from the giant sandstone found in Utah but it is still beautiful in its own way.
"There are people that say that this earth is an accident. How do you look at something like that and say that this is an accident?" asked Kimberly.
With great views of Telescope Peak and the surrounding mountains in the background this is another perfect spot for a short hike with a worthy payoff.
At Devil's Golf Course, you can explore the wild salt sculptures.
"I basically didn't want to get out of the car. I have been there, done that, nothing to see here but once I got out and got into it, I was like a little kid, jumping from one sand sculpture to another. It was cool to find out it is spongy and has texture," said Susanne.
The true beauty of Devil's Golf Course is when you take a closer look at these bizarre formations. It is easy to be awe struck with these giant panoramic displays of the park's stretching views but when you dive in for a really close look at these incredible displays of crystallized salt you will get lost in the complexity.
Everyone's experience with Death Valley is different. Susanne -- an avid photographer -- focused on photographing the amazing park, while Kim took in the stillness that is such a magical part of visiting Death Valley.
Most of the stops we featured are centrally located near Furnace Creek Ranch -- where the park's headquarters are located. You can grab lunch there and then head back into the park to explore more.
At Artist's Palette, you will see brightly colored hills and rocks that are really unique.
The trailhead for Golden Canyon is just off of Badwater Road and a few miles from Furnace Creek. This can be a busy spot at days end but the entire area is so spread out, so you can find plenty of space to explore on your own. The amazing color of the soil and rock explode with bright golden tones when the sunset falls across the dessert.
"There is one main trail that heads up into the canyon and then it kind of spreads out into the canyon. So that people can thin out. So probably on the way back we will bump into some folks but right now we are going up into the canyon and nobody is here -- except these good people," said Greg, Motion host.
As we moved up higher on the canyon the narrow walls began to open up -- revealing a completely different landscape -- an area of smooth mounds stretch below the walls of red rock. Trails run along the foothills, allowing you to climb above the maze of paths below -- giving you inspiring views of Death Valley's Golden Canyon.
"There is going to be a lot of people walking around on Golden Canyon but because there are so many of these little ridges that wind around you can find your path," said Greg.
Of all the well-known stops in Death Valley, Golden Canyon is one of Greg's favorites. And, one that both Kim and Susanne really enjoyed. You really feel like you are standing on another planet there. The clean air, bright colors and diverse terrain make a sunset hike into Golden Canyon a MOTION MUST DO.
Furnace Creek Ranch is a great place to stay while exploring Death Valley. The rooms are comfortable and there is an 18-hole golf course nearby.
At nearly 16,000 feet, Dante's View is the perfect way to see Death Valley from above and truly appreciate the size of the national park.
"When we went up to Dante's View that really showed me the vastness of it all but when we got up there and you could see the salt flats just stretch forever that was pretty amazing," said Susanne.
Dante's View is another destination that is accessible to everyone.
Salt Creek is a great example of how diverse the desert can be. It is a year-round creek that flows through Death Valley.
The rock formations and layers at Mosaic Canyon are outrageously mixed with bands of dolomite, granite compounds and rocks have created a true mosaic of textures and colors.
"You can almost see through the rock. It is so clear and smooth," said Greg.
Death Valley is home to some of the oldest exposed rocks on earth. Some are carbon dated at 2 billion years old.
The Mesquite Dune Fields are about 20 miles north of Furnace Creek. These sprawling dunes are easy to reach from Highway 190. But when you venture out, make sure you have plenty of water with you. Like most places, the Mesquite Dunes are bigger than you think. While they look close from the road, it takes a pretty good hike to get out there.
The stillness of the Dunes in late afternoon light is unforgettable.
When Death Valley heats up in the late spring and summer, trekking out here can be dangerous. Heat exhaustion and burning sand are not as likely to be a problem in winter.
Death Valley National Park is the perfect example of how a harsh desert landscape can hold a unique, rugged beauty all of its own.
"My overall impression of Death Valley is that I never knew how big it was, how varied it was. It has so many amazing things, like the Mosaic Canyon with the marble, water in the flats, I mean, for a desert, and I am not a big desert rat, I am impressed," said Susanne.
"This is a park that you bring it, it doesn't bring it to you. You are going to take what you bring. You are going to bring what you take to this park so you are going to bring your best so you get the best out of it," said Kimberly.
Ninety-five percent of the park is designated as wilderness to help preserve this incredibly special part of the American West.
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Obama on Matthews: 'Four years ago, I gave him a thrill up his leg. This time around, I gave him a stroke'
Pres. Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney set aside their political differences for a few minutes to poke fun at themselves, at each other, and at the media, at the annual Al Smith dinner last night in New York City. But the politicians weren't the only ones to break bread with their rivals at the event, which this TVNewser attended: media executives and personalities from competing networks mingled over dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The candidates, who sat on either side of Cardinal Timothy Dolan of the New York Catholic Archdiocese, were flanked on the dais by some of the television industry's most famous faces. Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes sat among two people who have him to thank for their start in TV: on his left, Maria Bartiromo, who Ailes hired at CNBC in 1993, and on his right, one seat away, Chris Matthews, who Ailes hired in 1994 at the network that would become MSNBC. Katie Couric and Fox News legal analyst Peter Johnson, Jr. were also seated on the dais.
Both candidates took aim at the media in their lighthearted speeches, which all three of the general cable networks broadcast live.
"I particularly want to apologize to Chris Matthews," Pres. Obama said of his performance in the first Presidential debate. "Four years ago, I gave him a thrill up his leg. This time around, I gave him a stroke."


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For those of you who know me, I am on the road a lot, especially now with my company's expansion into Virginia. But it never fails to raise my spirits, when I finally make it through the Eisenhower Tunnel and Vail Pass, especially in the winter!(Oh... to the many of you I see on the mountain passes, just because you have a Suburban four-wheel drive vehicle, that does not mean that you know how to drive in the snow! If I had a dollar for every vehicle I see driving unsafe, I would not have to work anymore!)But when I come out of Garfield County and can see the west horizon and the Grand Mesa on my left, I really do feel my karma balancing out, a grin coming on my face... I'm Home!One of the nice things about road trips is the food I find. Out in Richmond, Va., my sister and her friends took me to a new place in the Oregon Hill section, called EAT! We also went back to a place that we found before - Thai Diner on West Broad. I do love Thai food! I also found a great little BBQ place, Two Dudes Bar-B-Que, right off I-70 in Warrenton, Mo. All three places, though wildly different, were great and we will be going into more detail on our Facebook page.After blasting through the passes and getting home, and even after waking up Monday to a little dusting of snow, I could not help but think that in a month or so, we should start seeing the early signs of spring and that means the Grand Valley will start to unleash its bounty! Fairs, festivals and farmers markets, oh my! Fresh fruit and produce - oh yeah!So friends and fans, keep hunkering down for a few more weeks and we will make it.But to help you gut it out over the next month or so, let's come up with some warm and comforting winter foods.=============Lee is the founder and owner of Decadence Gourmet Cheesecakes and Catering. He can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com, on the web at www.decadencecheesecakes.com, or by calling 970-256-4688. Also, find him on the web by searching Pinterest, Facebook or by visiting Twitter (@decadenceGJ).
This one is from our friends at Food52.com and they have a collection of their top 10 winter comfort foods. The "Recipe of The Week" is from that site; a great French Onion Soup recipe.http://food52.com/blog/5595-10-winter-comfort-foods-------------------Got a cool food website you always go back to? Share it with us. Drop me an email so I can share it with the rest of the Grand Valley.
Courtesy | Food52.com3 pounds onions 3 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons olive oil 4-6 cloves of garlic 1 generous pinch of salt a few good grinds of black peppercorns 4 sprigs fresh thyme 1 bay leaf 4-6 cups beef, veal, and/or vegetable stock, preferably homemade 2 cups red wine, preferably a burgundy, OR 2 cups beer, preferably a brown ale or stout (not chocolate) 1 baguette or other crusty bread 4-6 deli slices of cheese, OR 1/2 cup EACH of gouda, gruyere, parmesan & pecorino Slice and segment 3 pounds of onions. Melt together the butter and olive oil in a large stockpot. Crush and peel the garlic. You don't have to mince it; it will caramelize and turn soft and sweet as it cooks. Caramelize the garlic in the olive oil and butter. Pour in the onions, season with salt and pepper, and stir around just until the onions are all coated in the olive oil/butter. Add in the fresh thyme and the bay leaf and let the onions caramelize, about 20 minutes. Once the onions are caramelized and have cooked down, pour in the stock, about 4-6 cups depending on whether you prefer your soup more onion-y or more soup-y. Then, pour in the wine or beer and simmer, uncovered, for at least an hour and as much as three hours, tasting occasionally to adjust the flavors. Meanwhile, slice down your bread. Stale bread is perfectly OK for this, just heat it up a bit in a warm (250ЉF) oven first to soften it. Toast the bread; you can rub both sides with a cut clove of garlic first, if you like. You'll want 2 pieces of bread per person - one for the bottom of the bowl, and one for on top.If you're going for the mix of cheeses, grate together about 1/2 cup each of parmesan, pecorino, gouda, and gruyere. Alternatively, you can drape a deli-cut slice of cheese (emmentaler, gruyere) over the top of the bowls, but I like to do a grated mix. Get that ready, and set it aside. Preheat your broiler. Remove the thyme sprigs and bay leaf from the soup. Arrange your oven-safe individual serving bowls or coffee mugs on a baking tray with a thin lip. TO SERVE: Drop a toast slice in the bottom of each bowl. Ladle in the soup and cover with a second slice of toast. Then cover the toast with cheese. Be generous! You want the cheese to seal in the soup and drape over the edge of the bowl. Broil for a few minutes, until the cheese is brown and bubbling on top. Garnish with a little fresh thyme, and serve. Serves 4-6.


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2 Days With Steve Iacono by Sean KelsoFriday, January 11th, 2013
Old edit i found on my hard drive. whipped it up. Enjoy. – ALF.
Look Mom! No Fisheye. Directed and Edited by Dustin Raysik, Cinematography by Kyle Pahlow. Video on Vimeo.com.
Song: Anandji – My Guru. Thanks Anon.
Featuring Steve Iacono, Paul Winnicki, Wake Schepman, Chris Majette, and Chris Edwards.
Steve Iacono: Genre is Dead, Section
Genre is Dead: John Bolino, Mark Wojda Section, Trailer, Leftovers.
Bean Day by Andrew Nemiroski
One day in Boston with Steve Iacono, Andrew Nemiroski, Johnny O & Eric Miller.
Shima Skate Manufacturing x X-Games: Stay street
Montre Livingston & Brian Shima (Fb).
X-Games 2011 x Steve Iacono
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Jimmy Shuda, Steve Iacono, Colin Kelso.
Photos: Fb | Fb | Dennis Evers.
Steve Iacono, first couple blade days in the white Shamans.
Filmed by: Nemo, Kelso's, Raysik.
It's really hot in philadelphia in the summer especially and this is what i whipped up with my play camera when i'm out skating by myself.
Billy O'Neill, Steve "Alf" Iacono, and the Kelso brothers venture to Arizona for spring break to meet up with their old friend and new Arizona resident Jon Jon Bolino.
With the help of John "X-Rated" Jenkins and the great owners of Revolution Skate Shop, this was the final product of the entire trip. Enjoy.


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Buying low is more of an art than a science. You have to figure out the precise moment when a fellow GM is frustrated enough and when a player is done being bad and prepared to be good again. It's a difficult balance to strike and only seasoned GMs should attempt to prey on his fellow GMs and pluck a player at a rock bottom price.
First, find a good player who is struggling to produce. This happens often in real life and shouldn't be that hard to find. Then you have to decide whether a player's season is salvageable. Is the player struggling because baseball is wacky or are there deeper issues? Is there an injury concern? Is it possible that a good player is playing through an injury (think Roger Clemens in any of his bad seasons)? Research matters at this stage.
Next, the GM with the struggling player on his roster has to reach the frustration point. The "eff-it-I'll-take-25-cents-on-the-dollar-and-I-don't-care" point. The first step is to play close attention to the league message boards. If you start seeing messages like "I can't believe Chris Carter is hitting .198! 0-5 again!" or "Another tough outing for R.A. Dickey. Six earned runs. Wow." it might be a solid indication that Chris Carter or R.A. Dickey can be had for the fantasy baseball equivalent of a bag of balls. Make sure to follow your fellow GMs on any and all social media accounts they might have. People don't filter themselves as much as they should on social media and it can be a goldmine for frustration.
Sending an email can be a good idea, but it can also push another GM to ask for more because they know you're trying to acquire one of their guys. Sending an offer is always a better idea than responding to an offer because you get to control what's going and coming from your team. Send an offer to a frustrated GM instead of sending an email asking the GM to think about it. They probably will think about it and they probably will get over their frustration.
If you've stuck with this column this far, you deserve a few players to target as buy-low candidates. Yours truly was a huge Homer Bailey fan heading into 2014. He's on the majority of my teams and he would likely be one of my targets if he wasn't already on my rosters.
All the peripheral stats are pointed in the right direction for Bailey. He's maintained a K/9 over 8.00 and a BB/9 under 3.00. His .319 BABIP allowed is almost 20 points higher than his career average. His 3.41 xFIP indicates that he's been a victim of his defense and the home run. His 14.1% HR:FB ratio is over 3% higher than his career average. Simply but, Bailey is still the same guy he was in 2013. The problem is that a couple extra balls have found holes in the infield and the cheap seats in the outfield. Bailey is absolutely poised for a second half turnaround and smart GMs will target him in the next few weeks.
Other targets with similar issues include Ian Kennedy, Zack Wheeler, Wade Miley, Marco Estrada and Ervin Santana.
Chris Davis was predicted by many to struggle in 2014, but not for the reasons that he has struggled. Most fantasy pundits pointed to his issues in 2009 and 2010 as reasons to stay away. Davis has been basically the same guy he's always been this year. He's walking a ton (12.9% BB %) and whiffing a ton (30.9% K %). His 0.87 GB:FB ratio is virtually identical to his 0.88 career GB:FB ratio.
The difference in Davis' 2014 campaign have been twofold. First, he's posting a .259 BABIP. That's almost 70 points lower than his career average, but his GB:FB profile is nearly identical to his career average. He also suffered an oblique injury and went on paternity leave. The paternity leave likely had an impact on his timing, but the oblique injury is the concern. Joey Votto has needed two stints on the DL to get over a muscle strain. Davis' oblique could still be hampering him and he'll likely benefit from the All-Star break. Send a message to the GM with Davis on their roster after the weekend and try to hammer out a deal while Davis is at home with his new baby.
Jean Segura, Jason Heyward, Jay Bruce and Domonic Brown are other buy-low candidates that can likely be pried away at a discount.


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if we have another boy the only thing i will really need is diapers...ive heard of people throwing parties and then just having everyone bring diapers, that would be a big help to us especially since we are really tight on money. we do have lots of boy clothes but ds was born at the end of sept, and this one will come at the beginning of summer so while most of the clothes we could make work, some are just the wrong size/season for when lo will wear them...and if its a girl then we will definitely need new clothes...if someone offeres to throw a party there is no way im turning it down.
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It looks great, Fran! I love the mirror and the candles reflected in front of it. I have a similar mirror {which was also gold and just a little bit larger} but I painted mine oil rubbed bronze and used some gold rub n buff on the details a couple of years ago. It will be getting a new paint job very soon; I want to use it in my master this time.ReplyDelete
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I really like the combination of textures on your mantle. Very nice!
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Your mantel is beautiful! I always find it interesting how where we live - by region - inspires how we decorate, regardless of our decorating tastes. I live in the Pacific Northwest and even though I love all kinds of styles, a Pacific Northwest flair can almost always be seen in my work. I really like how you used your vertical space as well. Take care!
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Love all the white and layers on your mantel.
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Love the way it turned out Fran! Yes, I bought my starfish as well. I don't really find many shells around here either.
I remember Ft. DeSoto! It's been years since I've been there. I'm sure it's a lot different around there now.
Your mantel looks lovely, makes me want to be at the beach. I can't believe your light fixture was just hanging by the wires...yikes! I have installed some in our home, and they aren't tight to the ceiling, now I am going to be looking at them every time I enter the room. I like how your bricks are white, would love to paint my mine, but I am too afraid I guess.ReplyDelete
Lovely! Your mantle vignette is charming. I believe everything happens for a reason. We had almost the same thing happen in our family room. Thank goodness we also saw it before it literally fell out of the ceiling.
Hi, I also live in Florida so I love your style! It's a fine line we walk here between coastal or Key West and just plain Florida tacky! You did a great job with the mantel and I love how you mixed all the textures. I am your newest follower! Thanks for sharing.
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The approved plans for 2014 and earlier are available to view, print or download free of charge. If you wish to order a printed copy of the 2014 or earlier plans, please complete the respective order forms (see links below) and submit with your payment. The 2014 SMFP is available to purchase online with a credit card.
DISCLAIMER: Please note the North Carolina State Medical Facilities Plan is subject to revision throughout the year. The PDF document on this Internet site will not be revised. However, notices containing updates and changes will be posted on this page. The full text of revisions will be available on-line as they are approved. If bookmarking this site for the plan, or plan chapters, please remember to periodically check for updates.
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Pix11 To Play Key Role In Gun Buyback Program
PIX 11 is playing a key role in helping rid city streets of guns.
State Senator Malcolm Smith (D-Queens) announced Friday that his office has partnered with WPIX-TV in a gun buyback program.
'This P-3 Gun Buyback program is a new initiative. It`s a private partnership that actually uses money from the private public sector to buy guns and get them from the peoples` hands,' said State Senator Malcolm Smith outside city hall.
'This particular outreach that we`re doing right now is going to be spearheaded by WPIX. I just want to thank them so much, and the City of New York should thank them as well.'
The buyback will be held on August 18, from 10am to 4pm, at the New Jerusalem Baptist Church in Jamaica, Queens.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly chose the location because the church is in the 113th Precinct, an area with the highest number of shootings in the city, according to Senator Smith.
Smith also announced the My Community and Us initiative. It`s a call for clergy members to devote a portion of their Sunday services to speaking out against gun violence, and to have their houses of worship serve as an annex to the police department where individuals who see something, can safely say something to their religious leaders. Clergy members are also being asked to partake in a citywide day of prayer and fasting on the first and last weekends in August.
The initiatives come during a spike in gun violence, in which small children have been caught in crossfire. A stray bullet from a gun battle at a basketball court in a public housing project on East 165th Street last Sunday hit a 4-year-old boy in the head, killing him in a nearby playground.
'It is primarily minority children who are being killed, ' said the Reverend Floyd Flake. 'Those of us who have come through the civil rights struggle must understand that the struggle is not over because as long as we are losing our children we cannot afford to stand on the sidelines and watch as week after week after week families are weeping and children are being taken to the graveyard.'Copyright © 2014, Hartford Courant


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Opera Mobile Demo at Mobile World Congress [VIDEO]
Mobile Crunch spent a few minutes with a product analyst for Opera Software at Mobile World Congress earlier this week. He demonstrated the forthcoming Android version of their Opera Mobile browser on a Nexus One. Keep in mind that is not an actual app that you can download from them or the ...Read More


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Weekly Linkies, 06/14/08
Written by: Tiffany Joyce
As you may have noticed, we've been posting a lot more regularly these days. Your feedback on the comments section has been a major inspiration for us, so to those that came out and let us know that we've helped you out and to those who asked questions, thank you. You're awesome. We're planning on keeping this rhythm going. Expect more kickass articles coming your way. If you haven't yet, don't forget to subscribe to our RSS feed.
We're also bringing back the Weekly Linkies. If you see a particularly good article that's photography-related, leave us a comment or shoot us an e-mail with the link to it so we can include it on the next Weekly Linkies.
The High-Wire Act of Getting Photo Permits
Scott Kelby, Photoshop Insider
Find out when you will be needing shooting permits and how to go about securing them.
Making the Switch – Becoming a Professional Photographer
If you're aching to go pro, this is a good place to start.
What Exactly is a "Limited Edition" Print? and A Closer Look at "Limited Editions"
Epic Edits Weblog
Both articles have been enlightening for me. Very interesting discussion going on over at the comments section as well.
Little Orphan Artworks
Lawrence Lessig on The New York Times
This article is a month old, but it's still a good read. All artists (that includes you, photographer) should read up on this because this concerns you. There's also an interesting article on Photodoto.com regarding this: Orphan Works bill introduced in U.S. that you might want to peruse.
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This weekend I went to a wedding. As my nephew and the man he loves became legallly as well as spiritually married, I felt deeply moved. They understood already what makes a healthy marriage such a life-enhancing relationship.
Many thank-yous to B.N. and A.S., the wedding couple, for permission to reprint their wedding vows:
Spoken by B.N.
I love to arrive home after a day of work and see you, cook with you, have a glass of wine and watch some TV with you.
I love to wake up the day after, hug you, kiss you, and leave to work.
I feel so fortunate. Sharing together the ordinary tasks of everyday life makes me so happy. I'm much happier now than before I met you.
As many people say, we marry not only the person, but also the family. And for that I also am so fortunate. Your family is so welcoming. I feel so comfortable with them. It's like if I had known them for 20 years.


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Brookings Health System Sponsors Let's Go! 5-2-1-0 night at the Brookings Blizzard Game
12/22/2014 - Brookings Health System will offer healthy lifestyle education from the nationally recognized Let's Go! 5-2-1-0 childhood obesity program at the Friday, Jan. 2 Brookings Blizzard game against the Austin Bruins. Children who attend the game can learn about good nutrition and exercise bas... More


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27 January 2014
24 February 2014
North Yorkshire / York, North Yorkshire
Job Type
£25K - £35K per annum dependant on experience and skill base.
Further information
- Ideally the candidate will have a minimum of 5 years experience within high end bespoke shop fit, interior fit out or exhibition/museum production design.
- Excellent understanding of technical details and forms, diverse materials and materials technology, commercial and industrial build processes, bespoke fabrication in joinery, metal and plastics and integration of 3rd party equipment (AV, Control, Cabling etc).
- Must be proficient in generation of fully resolved production ready drawings and the required liaison with in-house fabrication departments, external sub-contractors and client.
- Have excellent track record and working experience in 2 and 3D CAD based design systems, such as AutoCAD, Rhino, Solidworks.
- Knowledge of Photoshop, Illustrator and Office based software an advantage.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, integrity, respect for confidentiality, sound judgment and decision making skills.
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Vin Testa of Washington waves a rainbow flag in support of gay rights outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Tuesday, June 25, 2013, as key decisions are expected to be announced. The Supreme Court resolved five cases, including affirmative action, on Monday. That leaves disputes about gay marriage and voting rights among the six remaining cases. The justices are meeting again Tuesday to issue some opinions and will convene at least one more time. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
The Supreme Court handed down two historic decisions on same-sex marriage. One gives same-sex couples federal benefits. The other paves the way for same-sex marriages in California. They're excited, but a little disappointed. It's a win for gays nationally, but here in Tennessee they're hoping the Haslam administration will finally recognize their union.
Todd Cramer and Ernie Hoskins have made Knoxville their home and campaign for gay rights. Ernie Hoskins says, "Everyone is equal to me and it should be equal across the board for everybody."
After six years together, they wanted to get married. They went to Washington, D.C. and tied the knot three months ago. Todd Cramer says, "We had a very private ceremony. We had a minister, a photographer and God."
Their union isn't legal in Tennessee, even though the Supreme Court struck down a key part of the federal defense of marriage act giving same sex married couples equal rights. Ernie Hoskins says, "I didn't think I'd see this this soon, but it's incredible."
It doesn't mean much for Ernie and Todd here. Cramer says, "We're giong to have less of federal rights than someone who lives in Massachussetts where it's legally recognized by the state."
For Todd though it's the principal of the matter. Cramer says, "Now 30 percent of peoploe live where marraige equality is law. We know it's going to get there."
The Supreme Court also struck down proposition 8 killing California's same-sex marriage ban. Cramer says, "That's the more disappointing one. They could have ruled prop 8 was completely unconstitutional, but they didn't."
Regardless of state laws, Todd and Ernie are married. They hope one day, Tennessee will see them the same way they see each other.
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The 2012 NFL Cheerleader Kickoff Awards
Before the return of Monday Morning Cheerleader, a few predictions and predilections from the real sideline experts. (What, you're trusting those scab refs?) Also, because summer's not really over: bikinis.
By Lindsay McCormick
Non-Madden Curse of the Year: Calvin Johnson
Amanda Rose (Eagles): I don't think there really is a Madden curse, so to speak. I don't believe in it. Megatron's skill and expertise out there will not be affected by anything. I think he'll do wonderfully again this season; his head is right where it needs to be.


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Region Awarded $13M for Clean Vehicle Technologies
Department of Energy grant focuses on fuel efficiency, alternative-fuel stations
Aug. 31, 2009 (Arlington, Texas) – The North Central Texas Council of Governments has received $13.2 million from the Department of Energy to help fund refueling stations and alternative-fuel vehicles in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Both local governments and private companies will benefit from the grant, awarded Aug. 26 as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The grant money will help the region fund 382 fuel-efficient vehicles and 11 refueling stations, two of which include more than one alternative fuel. The region was awarded all the funding it requested from the Department of Energy, which distributed almost $300 million nationally to facilitate reduction in petroleum use, improved air quality and job creation. Once implemented, the
The following local governments and companies will benefit from the grant funding awarded to North Texas: cities of Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, Garland, Lake Dallas, McKinney, Richardson and Southlake; Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport; Fort Worth Independent School District; Mansfield Independent School District; Tarrant County; Canteen Vending; Coca-Cola Enterprises; Frito-Lay North America; Gypsum Supply Ltd.; Highway of Hope; Irving Holdings Inc. (Yellow Cab); New Bern Transport Corp.; Splash Transport Inc.; Sysco Corp.; and TTX Inc.
The DOE grants, distributed to 25 entities throughout the nation, represent another phase of the federal government's effort to invest in infrastructure and create jobs during the current recession. Earlier this year, more than $600 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was allocated to transportation projects in the
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NCTCOG is a voluntary association of local governments established in 1966 to assist local governments in planning for common needs, cooperating for mutual benefit and coordinating for sound regional development. NCTCOG's purpose is to strengthen both the individual and collective power of local governments and to help them recognize regional opportunities, eliminate unnecessary duplication, and make joint decisions. NCTCOG serves a 16-county region of North
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3DNA Dendrimer systems for RNA labeling.
Affymetrix GeneChips for genome-scale transcript profiling, technical reports and the Netaffx database.
Corning CMT-GAPS II and UltraGaps coated slides for DNA microarrays.
Motorola CodeLink Activated Slides for attachment of amine-oligonucleotides.
Robotic microarray printers, and other instrumentation for functional genomics.
Sigma Genosys and Compugen, stock and custom long oligomers for creating microarrays.
Stock and custom long oligomers for creating microarrays.
Supplies and reagents for extracting and analyzing RNA. See Technical Resources for tech bulletins, newsletters and protocols.
TeleChem International, products and protocols for printing microarrays.
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Agilent Bioanalyzer software download
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Microarray Facility
Alexa dyes for indirect labeling, Molecular Probes
The Brown Lab (Pat Brown)
DNA Microarrays (GenomeChips)
Information about companies (EDGAR Database)
Microarrays.org (Joe DeRisi)
Oligos for spotting, Qiagen Operon
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Rockefeller University , Gene Array Resource
Stanford: Functional Genomics Facility
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Samuel Johnson said "When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford". Visit Rentalr London apartments and discover this dazzling, cosmopolitan and green city, full of culture and history! Located in the heart of the town, our apartments for rent in London will give you the opportunity to fully enjoy your stay in England's capital.
Piccadilly Circus, the Big Ben, the Buckingham Palace, the Hyde Park and the Madame Tussauds Museum constitute most of the renowned places to visit that you can enjoy by staying in our London apartments.
Come and discover the British Museum, the most visited one by the tourists. It receives more than 6 million visitors each year that admire the 7 million items from all over the world, representing the rich history of human cultures and reflecting the multiculturalism present in the city. Stay in our London apartments and also enjoy a visit to the Tate Modern, Britain's national gallery for modern art. The entrance is free for both museums.
Enjoy the perfect binding between the past and the present of this city staying in our apartments for rent in London. Don't forget to visit the amazing food, clothes and flower markets!
The town offers you a genuine cultural blooming. In fact you would think you were in each country of the world in only going for a walk in London's streets. Be delighted by both this fabulous city and your comfortable holiday apartment in London wherein you can have a rest after you walk around!
Golden Hind Restaurant: the best fish and chips
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George Mason U's ABSN- do they look at cumulative or prereq GPA??
- 0Aug 11, '11 by iridescence89Hi everyone,
I'm interested in applying for George Mason's accelerated second degree nursing program.
I was wondering if anyone knows if George Mason considers your overall cumulative GPA or just your science prereqs GPA?
I have a Bachelor degree in Business. Unfortunately, I didn't like or have passion for my major.. and thus didn't work hard and graduated with a low 3.12 cumulative GPA. I currently have a 3.84 science/nursing prereq GPA though from additional classes I've taken. I was wondering if George Mason will take that into consideration, or will they just look at my overall GPA (undergraduate GPA combined with prereq GPA at a community college)?
Thanks so much,
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Book your room at Hampton Inn West Palm Beach Central Airport
Standard Two QueensMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Deluxe King with sofabedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
King Bedroom SuiteMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
One King Bed, Non-Smoking, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
One King Bed, Non-Smoking, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard KingMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Adults-only West Palm Beach hotel with an outdoor pool
Situated near the airport, in West Palm Beach, this hotel is close to Palm Beach Kennel Club, Palm Beach County Convention Center, and West Palm Beach Event Hall. Also nearby are CityPlace and Kravis Center For The Performing Arts.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Hampton Inn West Palm Beach Central Airport include an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Other amenities include a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, sofa beds, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
Hampton Inn West Palm Beach Central Airport features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 900 square feet (81 square meters). A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This West Palm Beach hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a grocery/convenience store. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- ATM/banking
- Luggage storage
- Pool sun loungers
- Grocery/convenience store
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Business center
- Total number of rooms - 105
- Number of floors - 4
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 81
- Year Built 2004
- Conference space size (feet) - 900
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Flat-panel TV
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
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Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Boat tours nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for Hampton Inn West Palm Beach Central Airport
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Minimum guest age is 21
Only service dogs are allowed
Caters to adults only
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Cleaning deposit: USD 250.00 per stay
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Guests under 21 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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Kanye West and G.O.O.D. Music Turn Up the Power at SXSW
The star power was shining extra bright at the Seaholm Power Plant in Austin, Texas, over the weekend as VEVO presented G.O.O.D. Music in concert with headliner Kanye West. Heralded as the highlight of South by Southwest (SXSW), 2500 guests, including Beyoncé, Diddy, Cassie, and Asher Roth, were treated to a three-hour spectacular by hip-hop's dominating crew.
As the label's logo lit up the stage in flashing colors, the G.O.O.D. Music fam comprised of John Legend, Kid Cudi, Mos Def, Big Sean, Pusha T, CyHi the Prynce, Mr Hudson, and Fonzworth Bentley took turns sharing the mic with Mr. West, clad in all black everything. Bon Iver and Teyana Taylor also stepped in to lend their vocals to tracks from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
After changing into a red blazer and drawstring pants, 'Ye brought out a marching band for a triumphant rendition of "All of the Lights." But the camera phones (and iPads) really came out when Jay-Z stormed the stage, trading verses with Yeezy on "H•A•M," "Monster," and "So Appalled." He even took it back to 2000 with "Big Pimpin'."
Around 4 a.m., Kanye's labelmates joined him onstage for the star-studded "Good Life" finale, shutting down the powerful evening.
"Gorgeous" featuring Kid Cudi
"Lost in the World" featuring Bon Iver
"Runaway" featuring Pusha T
"Pursuit of Happiness" – Kid Cudi
"All of the Lights"
"Big Pimpin'" – Jay-Z x Kanye West
"H•A•M" and "Monster" featuring Jay-Z
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The Selma collection from Trina exudes retro chic, with a luxe berry geometric pattern enriched with navy undertones. Bold and sophisticated, the Selma collection has the perfect pieces to keep you looking stylish and trendy on any upcoming excursions.
The Cosmetic Box provides you with the perfect organizational tool to keep all of your favorite makeup and accessories neatly under wraps. This ultra-portable style features a top handle, interior zipper pocket, and also includes a removable pencil case.
Material: SELMA
Brand: Trina
With over 60 years on the market, TRINA knows bags. Founded at the intersection of fashion and function in the 1940s, the brand has built a reputation on beautiful and innovative cosmetic accessories, re-emerging in the last six years to become the industry leader in couture design in cosmetic bags and travel organizers.


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With costs of raw materials way up and purchasing power down, ASI DATAMYTE provides much needed quality solutions to keep you from getting squeezed in the middle. We have a proud history of wringing bigger profits out of food and beverage manufacturing operations by reducing overfill and tightly controlling net weight. At the same time, keep MAVs in check, avoid underfill and ensure compliance with FDA and USDA mandates.
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Today Artez Interactive is excited to launch a new Facebook app enabling donors to share the charities and social causes they support via an integration with Facebook Platform.
The Artez Interactive App for Facebook Timeline makes it possible for people to share their donation activities with their family and friends on Facebook.
The app was announced at f8, Facebook's developer conference in September 2011, with launch partners Free The Children, Canadian Diabetes Association, Kids Help Phone, SickKids Foundation, and the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia. After much anticipation, it is now available to other select charities.
How does it work?
When a charity's website has enabled the new app, their donors will see a Facebook message box after completing a donation.
A donor can choose to "Spread the Word" allowing them to tell their friends they've donated online. When someone installs the app, they can choose who can see their activity with that app and can always edit their settings from the Application Settings Page on Facebook, or remove specific activity directly from Timeline or through their personal Activity Log on Facebook.
After agreeing to "post my Donation to my Facebook Timeline", a donor's Facebook Timeline is updated with "[Donor Name] has donated to [Charity Name] with Artez Interactive." No confidential information or contribution amounts will be posted.
The donation action message can also be viewed in their friends' Tickers and News Feeds.
When a donor's Facebook friends click on the donation post they are taken to the charity's donation form.
Why use the app?
The Artez Interactive App for Facebook Timeline benefits both donors and nonprofit organizations.
Donors are able to publish their charitable activities on Facebook, encouraging friends to participate and support great causes. These activities also amplify a charity's reach, putting fundraising campaigns in front of a wider audience online and allowing people to discover new charities that interest them.
The release of this app follows several new Facebook-related fundraising features in the Artez System.
Artez clients already benefit from Donation with Facebook, Donation with Facebook on Mobile Web, and Registration with Facebook in online fundraising campaigns!
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