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Posted 28 April 2013 - 06:17 PM
Getting this Wings edition into the playoffs without needing help from other teams, is just outstanding I don't think Babcock will win, because MacLean has done an unbelievable job with the Senators but it should be close.
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blank cheque for The Captain or Jim Star Nil please..
<< Win it for Mr. Hockey !
Posted 29 April 2013 - 01:36 PM
He'll play. Now way Babs will drop him now, he loves to talk about how his vets who may have struggled in the regular season come alive in the playoffs. Plus the guy is an absolute warrior in the postseason.
Brunner and Nyquist on the other hand....I think they will be on very short leashes and Babs will get Bert in there if he detects any lack of "compete" in their game.
Brunner and Nyquist have been creating as many chances as Dats and Z. The difference is finish. The guy that should be on a short leash is Filppula, cause he's producing like a 4th liner.
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what a great night! good times with good people. hope it happens again soon.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court indicated Monday that states should look beyond an intelligence test score in borderline cases of mental disability to determine whether a death row inmate is eligible to be executed.
Twelve years after the Supreme Court barred execution of the mentally disabled, the justices heard arguments about how states evaluate claims of mental disability that, if substantiated, protect inmates from being put to death.
Five justices, enough to form a majority, pointed repeatedly to the margin of error inherent in IQ and other standardized tests. They voiced skepticism about the practice in Florida and certain other states of barring an inmate from claiming mental disability when his IQ score is just above 70.
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Winsor responded to sustained questioning by noting that abandoning the 70-point IQ cutoff could double the number of death row inmates who claim they are mentally disabled.
Justice Elena Kagan cut in to acknowledge that Winsor might be right about the number of claims. "But some of them may be mentally retarded," Kagan said.
Winsor said that state law has determined "they are not mentally retarded if they don't have an IQ score of 70 or below."
Justice Antonin Scalia pointed to the brutality of Hall's crime and the several steps it took to abduct and kill the pregnant woman, and a sheriff's deputy a short time later, as indications that Hall seemed to have sufficient mental capability.
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Florida also argues that the medical profession's consensus to relax the focus on IQ testing is a recent development, a point Scalia picked up on in an exchange with Seth Waxman, Hall's lawyer.
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Zoe Saldana: Make sure you like him.
HB: What's your favorite way to spend time with your mother?
ZS: I would have to say going to the movies, but having a nice little glass of champagne before that. She gets to pick the movie and then I lett her speak throughout the movie however many times she wants, as loud as she wants. That's my mom, she will talk to the screen—she's like, "Oh my god, he's the killer!"
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ZS: My grandmother sewing buttons on a little jacket she was making for us. It had a very square cut and she kept saying, "like Coco Chanel." And they were these little, gold buttons—well obviously they were yellow not gold but they had a sailor hook, it looked very chic, that's my first memory about fashion.
HB: Who are your style inspirations?
ZS: My style icons, I would say Grace Jones, Chloe Sevigny, Tilda Swinton and Drew Barrymore. Like the best thing I ever saw of Drew was when Andrea Claire did her hair for the Golden Globes and it was this very Dolce Vita look. To me it was art, I loved it and respected it and it gave me so much courage to continue wanting to be myself.
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ZS: Always wash your face before going to bed! I don't care how long of a night you had, if it was good, or bad, I don't care if you just got back from your walk of shame, just do it. You'll appreciate it the next morning. When you've wash it, your pores look different, you look less angry. Especially if you're having that one-night thing or whatever you want to call it—if you wake up with makeup smeared all over your face, you're going to feel used, but if you wake up with a clean face you're going to say, "I used you." Do you understand? I don't know how else to explain it, like even though it was a one-night stand you still got up at the end, washed your face, put on your creams and said goodnight with grace. There's just something about it.
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My fork started leaking about 2 weeks ago so I purchased the new SKF seals from Fox. I have changed seals in mtb forks several times before and never had a problem, I have also changed seals on motorcycles several times over the years and I know what I am doing. I was surprised how simple it was to change the seals on my float R. However upon reassembly, they were still leaking. The original seals from the factory never leaked at all until they wore out. I am not impressed with these at all. They ride pretty well, but I guess the extra plushness is from the tolerances not being so tight which leads to leaking. I am going to buy some enduros and call it a day.
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Why We Love Olivesby Toby Amidor in Why We Love, September 28, 2012
My friends and family can attest that olives are one of my all-time favorite foods. I heart olives in my morning omelet, chopped into my Israeli-Style Salad and when sipping on a cold brew. There's no wrong time to munch on this salty, briny fruit.
Olive Facts
Olives date back to biblical times where the olive branch was a symbol of peace. These gems were thought to have originated in the Mediterranean, tropical and central Asia and several parts of Africa. Olive trees were first seen in California in the late 1700s.
Olives grow on trees, have one pit in the center, and contain oil in their flesh. In order to extract their oil the olives must be pressed. The difference between a green and black olive is their degree of ripeness: black olives are the most ripe. Fresh olives picked right off the tree are inedible and must be prepared with brine, salt or cured in olive oil before being consumed.
Some of the most popular varieties include Manzanillo, Mission, Rubra, Sevillano and Gordal. Mission is most commonly used for cold-pressed olive oil from California and Gordal is a very popular table olive from Spain.
Today, over 90% of the world's olive oil production comes from Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Turkey, Greece, Syria, Morocco and Portugal.
The Nutrition Scoop
One ounce (about 14 medium) pickled green olives (canned or jarred) contains 41 calories, 4 grams of fat, 1 gram of fiber, and is cholesterol free. Olives also contain vitamins A and E and copper. Black canned olives have similar calories, fat and a touch more fiber (about 2 grams per ounce). Much of the fat found in olives (and olive oil) comes from heart-healthy monounsaturated fat. Studies have found this fat to help fight inflammation. Olive oil also contains an antioxidant called polyphenol which can help alleviate the effects of sunburn, help lower cholesterol and decrease the risk of heart disease.
5 Olive Ideas
- Make a fresh batch of black olive tapenade to enjoy with baked chips or on a slice of whole grain baguette.
- Combine olives with capers, spinach and tomatoes to make a delicious sauce to serve spooned over fish.
- Spice up your olives with a combo of orange zest and fresh rosemary.
- Add green olives to lean ground turkey or beef for Ellie's Better Burgers.
- Mix olives together with roasted red peppers for a delightful sauce fot roast beef.
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The Nike Air Visi Pro 3 is one of the best basketball shoes your money can buy right now. This is one of those pairs of basketball shoes that sneaks (no pun intended) through the pricing analysts at the Nike Headquarters and embarrasses them with their ridiculous pricing formulas. Most of us laugh… or cry when we see some of the outrageous price tags on Nike shoes. This shoe however has a solid set of features at an unusually low price, which begs the question: How can pair (A) price near $120 while pair (B) prices around $60? Is pair B half as comfortable as A? Does pair B last half as long as pair A?
Enough of the ranting, let's jump into what makes Air Visi Pro 3 so desirable:
Most of us shop with a price range in mind, whether we like to admit it or not. Think of how many times you have looked at a pair of shoes and skipped over it because of its price tag. As smart spenders, the first thing you do when shopping online is: Sort by Price (low to high). For the first time, you can skip that step and search for the Visi Pro 3 because for men, it ranges between $55 and $65 depending on the color. If you're looking for basketball shoes for women, you too can stop right here. The ladies pay even less! How often does that happen?
The comfort on this shoe is surprisingly form fitting and lightweight. At a mid cut height, the angle is well supported with an excellent lockdown snug fit. The visible air pocket in the heel gives even more shock protection in the soft midsole. Caution: If your feet are wide in the toes, you should know that it gets a little tight. Also, give it a fair amount of time for the break-in period. It starts off rather stiff and boxy but breaks down quite well.
Most areas of the shoe provide a fair amount of room to breath, including the tongue. The trouble area is in the toe box due to the limited number of small breathing holes but most of the heat and sweat comes from the rest of your foot.
The tread on the Air Visi Pro 3 is very traditional for a basketball shoe, which is actually a plus. You won't find any trickery or fancy new tread system that promises to be lighter in weight. You will see a classic herringbone pattern and that's all you need. If you're not getting good traction on this shoe, you need to do one of two things: Give 'em a good wipe with your hands, or sweep the rocks and sand off the blacktop. You'll love the way they stick.
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Resting in different lands are the legends of Colossus -- It was said that a single Colossus can change the tide of the war. At this point of time the only information that was disclosed was that there are multiple of this beings in each world.
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Here's the latest episode from Season 2 of Behind the Barriers–enjoy!
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Celebrating 20 Years of Service Around the World
Categories: Boots On The Ground: Service Stories, Making Our Difference: TBL CSR
Twenty years ago, Timberland created our Path of Service™ program—a monumental moment that marked the beginning of a rich tradition of service.
To celebrate the 20th Anniversary, we put our values into action at events around the world, thanks to our team of Global Stewards—passionate employees who volunteer above and beyond their regular job responsibilities to serve as ambassadors of corporate social responsibility. Here are some highlights of their efforts around the world:
- Italy: Global Steward Francesca Vitale organized a two-day service trip for three teams of employees to Cinque Terre on Palmaria Island. Each team worked on different projects, including cleaning beaches, renovating benches along the paths, and repainting an old military fortress.
- Japan: Global Steward Shiho Hirasawa's team spread its celebration across the year, arranging monthly service events from May through November.
- Taiwan: With the support of Global Steward Marty Shen, Taiwan launched a program that rewards consumers for engaging with Timberland in service—a concept that's spread to other Timberland locations around the world.
- USA: Near our Stratham, New Hampshire global headquarters, community engagement manager Brianne Wood coordinated more than 350 volunteers in this year's Serv-a-Palooza in three locations. The team helped 25 non-profit organizations by constructing outdoor furniture, creating and restoring over three miles of trails, and knitting winter hats and mittens.
Our commitment to service doesn't end with our employees. Over the years, our service events have grown to include vendors, distributors, supplier factories and consumers and community members. We're also fortunate that our new parent company, VF Corporation, supports Timberland's values-driven brand and mission to equip people to make a difference in the communities where they live and work. We look forward to continuing to partner with VF to grow our commitment to service beyond our own corporate walls.
What is so powerful about our service program is the many ripples it creates. As we send people to service sites, their direct impact ripples out to other organizations and the people they serve. Our belief is that when each employee has a service experience, it helps them become more engaged in their own community and on their own time. We hope this year's 20th anniversary has re-energized our army of service warriors to continue to grow Timberland's level of service.
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For a number of years, the SIU Carbondale College of Business (formerly known as the College of Business and Administration) had been assessing College of Business majors a technology fee of $6.00 per credit hour for Fall and Spring semesters up to twelve semester hours and Summer up to six semester hours. This technology fee is being phased out and is being subsumed under the Differential Tuition surcharge (see next paragraph). Consequently, students will be charged either the technology fee or the Differential Tuition surcharge but not both.
Starting Fall 2008, the College of Business has implemented a Differential Tuition surcharge of 15% of applicable tuition for declared College of Business majors that are new students (entering undergraduate or entering graduate students as of Fall 2008 or later). The Differential Tuition surcharge will be assessed at the applicable in-state or alternate tuition rate. If students are charged the Differential Tuition surcharge, the technology fee (see previous paragraph) will not be assessed.
Starting Fall 2008, the College of Business has implemented a "Minor Program Fee" that is equal to 15% of 15 credit hours of applicable in-state tuition for declared College of Business minors. This fee is applicable only for new students (entering undergraduate students as of Fall 2008 or later). Students who started prior to Fall 2008 will not be assessed this fee. Students who are College of Business majors will not be assessed this fee (since they are already paying the Differential Tuition surcharge).
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dé•jà vuˌdeɪ ʒɑ ˈvu, ˈvyu; Fr. deɪ ʒa ˈvü(n.)
the illusion of having previously experienced something actually being encountered for the first time.
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Menendez intervened in federal audit on behalf of friend Melgen
CNN — (CNN) -- Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez questioned decisions made by federal health officials about his friend and major donor Salomon Melgen, an eye doctor tied to a recent scandal surrounding Menendez, a source close to the senator confirmed Thursday.
First reported by The Washington Post, Menendez "raised concerns" with the officials' conclusion that Melgen had overbilled the federal government by $8.9 million in Medicare and Medicaid payments when treating patients at his West Palm Beach clinic.
In 2009, the New Jersey senator first contacted federal authorities about the government's assessment of Melgen. Taking the issue up with the director in charge of Medicare payments, Menendez claimed it was unfair to penalize the doctor "because the billing rules were ambiguous."
The Post, however, reported that Melgen was billing the government three to four times for injections from a single vial to treat macular degeneration.
Menendez again met with federal officials in 2012 to dispute the auditors' appraisal of Melgen's billing. The agency had demanded that Melgen repay the nearly $9 million in overbilling.
When asked by CNN Thursday about the new billing allegations, Melgen declined to immediately answer the question but said he would later return with a comment.
Separately, Melgen has made headlines recently for providing plane rides for Menendez in 2010 to the Dominican Republic--trips the senator didn't pay for until January of this year.
Menendez told CNN in an exclusive TV interview earlier this week that the pay discrepancy--worth nearly $60,000--was simply an oversight.
"I was in a big travel schedule in 2010 as the chair of the (Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee), plus my own campaign getting ready for a re-election cycle and in the process of all of that, it unfortunately fell through the cracks," he told CNN's Dana Bash, adding that when it came to his attention the payment had not taken place, he "personally paid" for it in order to meet his obligation.
Menendez, however, has also been in some hot water for raising questions before administration officials about a port security contract for a company in which Melgen has a stake. The company had a contract to screen cargo that went through Dominican ports, but Menendez argued last July during a Senate subcommittee hearing that Dominican authorities didn't want to "live by" the contract.
Asked if he used his influence to help Melgen, Menendez told Bash: "I have always advocated for issues and I have advocated for policies, and that's what I have done across the board."
Melgen's offices were raided by FBI agents and health care investigators last week as part of a fraud probe, fueling further speculation about his ties to Menendez. An aide to the senator, however, told the Post that Menendez was unaware Melgen was under formal investigation for possible fraud until the raid last week.
-- CNN's Dana Bash, Adriana Hauser and Ashley Killough contributed to this report.


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JAMnote Project is a music supergroup composed of some of the best and most Hot-Blooded musicians in the universe. It was founded in 2000 by Ichirou Mizuki (Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger, Devilman, ...), Hironobu Kageyama ("Cha-la Head Cha-la", "Soldier Dream"), Masaaki Endoh ("Yuusha-Oh Tanjou"), Eizo Sakamoto (lead singer of heavy metal bands Anthem and Animetal), and Rica Matsumoto ("Mezase Pokemon Master", "Rival", "OK!", ..., and voice of Satoshi).Currently, the band is composed of Kageyama, Endoh, Masami Okui ("Rinbu -Revolution-", "Shuffle"), Hiroshi Kitadani ("We Are", "Madan Senki Ryukendo") and Yoshiki Fukuyama (singing voice of Nekki Basara and his single "Makkana Chikai", the OP to Busou Renkin). Mizuki reduced his status to "part-time member" after the group got off the ground, Sakamoto "graduated" from the group and rejoined Anthem, and Matsumoto left in April 2008 to pursue solo work. They are occasionally joined by Ricardo Cruz, Brazilian manga translator and Promoted Fanboy, on various recordings and in concerts in Brazil.See also Super Robot Wars, Awesome Music. Not to be confused with the antagonist aliens in Sentou Yousei Yukikaze known as the JAM.
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National Snow & Ice - April 2007
NCDC transitioned to the nClimDiv dataset on Thursday, March 13, 2014. This was coincident with the release of the February 2014 monthly monitoring report. For details on this transition, please visit our public FTP site and our U.S. Climate Divisional Database site.
The two satellite-derived animations above show the daily snow cover across the Northern Hemisphere (left map) and North America (right map) throughout April 2007. By clicking on the images, the change in sea-ice extent across parts of the Arctic can be seen through the month as well as several significant snowfall events across the U.S. and Europe. The seasonal retreat of snow cover can be seen in both animations.
More information on significant winter weather and other hazards can be found on NCDC's Hazards page.
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The map to the left depicts percent of average snowpack in the West and Alaska as of May 1st. For the 2007 Water Year, snow water-equivalent (SWE) values are near average over portions of the Cascades (WA) and Colorado Front Range. Elsewhere, melt out continued and at an accelerated pace as a high pressure ridge brought unwelcomed heat over much of the West. By the end of the month, SWE decreased and snow depths responded in kind with many areas losing more than two inches per day. Additional information on the western U.S. snowpack can be found at the following USDA/NRCS webpage.
A late season winter storm dumped nearly a foot of snow across areas of Maine on the 5th, snarling traffic and forcing governor Jim Baldacci to declare a state of emergency after at least 275,000 homes and businesses lost power (Reuters). Portland recorded its fifth biggest snowstorm in April for a 24-hour period.


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Seattle Art Museum
Seattle's premier museum just got a lot fancier, thanks to an $86 million expansion completed in early 2007. The ultrasleek new building now has 35 bright and pristine permanent galleries, including two with free admission that share the first and second floors with a chic restaurant. Special exhibitions are presented along with the permanent collection on the third and fourth floors, and include an eclectic mix of modern art (think Andy Warhol's Double Elvis and Jackson Pollock's Sea Change) and cultural surveys of the world grouped by continent. Some unusual highlights: a display of Italian ceramics in a wood-paneled replica of a 17th-century apothecary; a Japanese teahouse in the pan-Asian wing; and a collection of contemporary Australian aboriginal art.
Tip: Download MP3 audio tours off of SAM's Web site before you visit.
Admission: $13 adults; $10 seniors; free for children under 12; permanent collection free and special exhibits reduced admission on first Thursday of each month. Closed Monday.
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Thinking back on all of my clients, whether they called me for help with organizing, home styling or home staging, they have all asked me to save them from the barrage of mail that sneaks into thier house on a daily basis.
Below are 6 tips that will solve your mail woes permanently:
1. Sort Immediately – Don't bring junk mail into the house. Have a recycle bin near the mail slot or near the door that you enter, and toss flyers, solicitations or catalogues that are junk.
2. Drop Zone – Have a designated area where mail will be processed.
3. Shred It – Keep a shredder at your drop zone, and shred any mail that contains bank account numbers or other vital personal information.
4. Open It – Open mail immediately and recycle excess paper (envelopes, flyers). You don't have to "deal" with the opened mail, but it should be placed into three separate folders or desktop sorters in the following categories:
a. Bills
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c. Filing
5. Magazines – These should be grouped together by reader (mom's, dad's, kids etc) and placed next to their favorite reading chair. If they haven't been read by the time the next magazine arrives, replace the old with the new.
6. Review It - Glance over due dates on bills, invitations etc. so that you can make a mental note of when you need to sit down and process the opened, sorted mail. If a mental note doesn't work for you, buy a small desktop calendar and circle the key dates.
Junk mail cotinues to be a burden, not only for us, but for our environment as well. Click on this post to read about how to Reduce Junk Mail.
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This desktop organizer is great for sorting your opened mail.
The Basic File Box fits easily on or under your desk and can house papers that you want to access often such as team schedules, receipts for items you may return, or papers pertaining to a current project.
For the "Review It" stage of organizing your mail – circle due dates for bills, so you're sure to pay them on time.
If you tend to be a "Piler" invest in these Basic Letter Trays and label them with their respective duty (Bills, Response Required or To File).


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For the best value in airport long term parking in Orlando, Park Bark and Fly Airport Parking is the preferred choice. Whether you are going to visit your family, on vacation or a business trip for a couple of days or weeks, we can accommodate you. We offer parking services for short or long term periods of time at low daily rates. When you park your vehicle at our facility you will see why our airport parking services are superior at a lower cost than our competition.
When we opened our doors in, 2006 our goal was to become the biggest, best and most affordable offsite airport parking facility in the Orlando International Airport area. So far we have been able to fulfill our goals by offering 24-hour services, fast and reliable shuttle services and short and long term airport parking in Orlando. We treat every customer on an individual basis.
By providing superior parking services with our low parking rates we aim to become the number one parking facility. Our parking facility is always well-lit and we will pick you up at your vehicle and drop you off at your airline departure area, with plenty of time for you to check in. When you use our parking facility there are no wait times for our shuttles because we offer continuous shuttle service and luggage assistance. If you are a frequent flyer, sign up for one of our discount plans for your airport parking needs to save even more green.
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Safe to transport animal feed, water, or fertilizer in, this 17-1/2 gallon muck bucket is constructed of chemically neutral plastic. Two rope handles are attached to allow for easy dragging or carrying the bucket. The plastic is also impact, UV rays, and weather resistant, so it can withstand years of outdoor exposure on a farm, ranch, or backyard. Unable to rust, its reinforced bottom can hold heavy materials, while the smoothed edges make it safe for animals to eat or drink from.Specifications
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Situated in Asnieres-sur-Seine, this hotel is close to Espace Champerret, Arc de Triomphe, and Palais des Congres de Paris. Local attractions also include Parc Monceau and Grande Arche.
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In addition to a bar/lounge, ibis Styles Asnières Centre provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Asnieres-sur-Seine hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a television in the lobby, and an elevator (lift).
Ibis Styles Asnières Centre is a smoke-free property.
- Bar/lounge
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 6
- Television in lobby
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- Smoke-free property
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
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- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit 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.
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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night
- Self parking fee: EUR 12 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 8 per pet, per night
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2013 Caldecott Honor Book
The Twilight Zone comes to the carrot patch in this clever picture book parable about a rabbit who fears his favorite treats are out to get him.
Jasper Rabbit loves carrots, especially Crackenhopper Field carrots.
He eats them on the way to school.
He eats them going to Little League.
He eats them walking home.
Until the day the carrots start following him...or are they?
Celebrated artist Peter Brown's stylish illustrations pair perfectly with Aaron Reynold's text in this hilarious picture book that shows it's all fun and games...until you get too greedy.
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The Freeman
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The Freeman is an American libertarian journal published by the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE).[1] It started as a digest sized monthly study journal; it currently appears 10 times per year and is a larger-sized magazine. FEE was founded in 1946 by Leonard E. Read, who served as its president until his death in 1983. The Foundation was established to present the principles of free markets, limited government, private property, the rule of law, and libertarian philosophy and to oppose government programs introduced during the 1930s under President Roosevelt's New Deal.[citation needed]
During FEE's early years, it published essays, pamphlets and booklets dealing with various aspects of libertarian philosophy. The authors included both classical liberals of the past, such as Frédéric Bastiat and Andrew Dickson White, and such contemporary authors as Milton Friedman, George Stigler and Ayn Rand.[2] In 1955, FEE introduced a quarterly, Ideas on Liberty, which in January 1956 was merged with The Freeman, a bi-weekly free-market oriented news magazine which had been published in New York City since 1950. Due to low sales in the 1950s, the publication encountered financial problems and was taken over by FEE, an educational, tax-exempt Foundation in 1956. At the time of its take-over, it changed from a bi-weekly to a monthly publication initially called The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty.[citation needed]
The editors of The Freeman have included Henry Hazlitt, John Chamberlain, Suzanne La Follette, Paul L. Poirot, Brian Summers, Charles Hamilton, and John Robbins. Henry Hazlitt, an economist and journalist, had been one of FEE's founders and his articles continued to appear regularly in The Freeman after its take-over by FEE. John Chamberlain became FEE's regular book reviewer and his reviews appeared in The Freeman until his death in 1995. Leonard Read, FEE's President, was also a regular contributor, as was FEE's economic adviser, Austrian School economist Ludwig von Mises. Other contributors in the 1950s included: Barbara Branden, James Burnham, Frank Chodorov, John Dos Passos, Max Eastman, John T. Flynn, F. A. Hayek, Frank Meyer, Raymond Moley, Roscoe Pound, Wilhelm Röpke, Murray Rothbard, Morrie Ryskind and George Sokolsky.[3]
The Freeman is widely considered to be an important forerunner to the conservative publication National Review magazine, which was founded in 1955, and which from its inception included many of the same contributing editors.[4]
During its more than half century of publication, The Freeman has featured articles by economists, businessmen, professors, teachers, statesmen (domestic and foreign), students, housewives, free-lance writers, and budding libertarians. Many of its authors have gone on to become noted authors, teachers, and founders of libertarian organizations. It continues to discuss current economic and governmental issues from the same libertarian viewpoint which sparked the founding of FEE.[citation needed]
On October 15, 2012, it was announced that Sheldon Richman, who had been editor since 1997, was to be replaced by Max Borders. The move was seen as controversial and angered many readers due to pro-war views expressed by Borders.[5] The writers whose work has appeared in The Freeman in recent decades include such libertarians as Charles W. Baird, Donald J. Boudreaux, Clarence Carson,[6] Stephen Davies, Richard Epstein, Burton Folsom, Jr., David R. Henderson, Robert Higgs, David Kelley, Tibor Machan, Wendy McElroy, Lawrence W. Reed, George Reisman, Hans Sennholz, Bernard Siegan, John Stossel, George Leef, Thomas Szasz and Walter E. Williams.
Earlier publications called The Freeman[edit]
The Freeman has been a popular magazine name and FEE's Freeman had predecessors. There was a Freeman magazine published in the U.S. shortly after the Civil War. From 1920 to 1924, Albert Jay Nock, a noted literary figure and author, edited a magazine called The Freeman, and its contributors included Conrad Aiken, Charles A. Beard, William Henry Chamberlin, John Dos Passos, Thomas Mann, Lewis Mumford, Bertrand Russell, Carl Sandburg, Lincoln Steffans, Louis Untermeyer and Thorstein Veblen.[7] Nock's former assistant Suzanne La Follette revived the periodical as The New Freeman in the 1930s, and, later, LaFollette was one of founding editors of the 1950s Freeman. In addition, the Henry George School published a Freeman magazine during World War II. The immediate predecessor of FEE's The Freeman, however, was the bi-weekly New York City-published news magazine mentioned above.
- ^ About, The Freeman.
- ^ Burns, Jennifer, Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right, 2010, Oxford Univ. Press, pp.102-103, 116-118.
- ^ Branden, Barbara, "The Moral Antagonism Of Capitalism and Socialism," The Freeman, Nov., 1959, vol. 9, iss. 11; Kelly, Daniel, James Burnham and the Struggle for the World: a Life, ISI Books, 2002, and Independent Institute, review; Chamberlain, John, A Life With the Printed Word, Regnery, 1982, p.138; Rothbard, Murray, "Why the Business Cycle Happens," The Freeman, Dec., 1959, pp.52-54; Agnew, Jean-Christophe, and Rosenzweig, Roy, A Companion to Post-1945 America, Blackwell, 2002, p.309; Hamilton, Charles H., "The Freeman: the Early Years," The Freeman, Dec., 1984, vol.34, iss. 12; and, Liggio, Leonard P., "The Freeman: An Eyewitness View: How Today's Freeman Came To Be," Jan./Feb. 2006, vol. 56, iss. 1.
- ^ Chamberlain, John, A Life with the Printed Word, 1982, Regnery, pp.141, 145-146.
- ^ http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2012/10/sheldon-richman-so-great-that-they-had.html
- ^ Cleveland, Paul A. (July 2003), "Clarence B. Carson, R.I.P.: Carson Lived a Life Full of Significance", The Freeman 53 (7)
- ^ Doherty, Brian, Radicals for Capitalism: a Freewheeling History of the Modern American Libertarian Movement, Public Affairs, 2007, p.54; Will Lissner remembers Nock
External links[edit]
- The Freeman
- Online issues from the Mises Institute.


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Recycle your tree at Christmas
Help to cut carbon emissions and protect our parkland. When it is time to get rid of your Christmas tree, remember that it can be recycled and the bark shavings used in council gardens.
We offer three possible ways to recycle your Christmas tree in Haringey, but before you use any of them please remember to remove all lights and decorations.
- If you receive a green garden waste collection, you can cut your tree into smaller pieces (maximum length 1 metre or 3 feet) and put it out for collection. It is essential that your tree is cut into smaller pieces, otherwise it cannot be collected
- Christmas trees can also be taken to Haringey's Reuse and Recycling Centres:
- Tottenham Centre - Park View Road, N17 9AY
- Wood Green - Western Road, N22 6UG
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Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 4pm
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- Alternatively, you can take them to designated sites in the following parks - this is only offered for a specific post-Christmas period only:
- Albert Road Recreation Ground (Staff yard) - Bidwell Gardens, N11
- Bruce Castle Park (Staff yard) - Lordship Lane, N17
- Down Lane Recreation Ground (Staff yard) - Park View Road, N17
- Downhills Park (Staff yard) - Downhills Park Road, N17
- Finsbury Park (Staff yard) - Endymion Road, N4
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No wonder I love salt. New research from the University of Cincinnati shows that elevated levels of sodium may blunt the body's response to stress. According to the study's researchers, those bowls of salty snack foods at your local bar could be doing more than wet your whistle: They could also help alleviate social anxiety (and I thought that's what the alcohol was for).
The study, published in the Journal of Neuroscience, found that a jumbo slug of sodium may help lower the stress response by increasing levels of the so-called cuddle hormone, oxytocin, which is a bit like a stress antidote. At the same time, salt also appeared to block the release of the stress hormone angiotensin II. Scientists suspect that this chemical is responsible for setting off an inflammatory response when we're in meltdown mode.
Of course, we wouldn't recommend chowing down on salt-laden snacks just to keep your stress levels down, or you could find yourself face-to-face with a host of other health issues, like high blood pressure and heart disease. High-stress situations do a number the cardiovascular system as it is. You know the symptoms -- sweaty palms, racing heart, veins throbbing in your temples. If your body stays in that jacked up state for weeks or months or years -- God forbid -- that kind of hyper-arousal can put you on the road to heart attack city. Just this week, a new study reported that spending too much time at the office can increase the risk of a heart attack by a whopping 67 percent. A daily salt lick isn't likely to help that. Research shows that if Americans cut just a half teaspoon of salt from their daily diet, it would prevent nearly 100,000 heart attacks a year.
More research is needed to determine how salt can affect stress in the long-term. The study, conducted on rats, could prove to have different results in people. Still, if you find yourself reaching for a bag of chips every time your boss comes down on you with an unrealistic request ("I need this yesterday!"), you may now have a very real reason why.
When we're stressed, we self-medicate with all sorts of unhealthy behaviors. We stay up all night to get more work done, we stop going to the gym, we drink more, and we dig into fattening comfort food. Researchers studying the effects of stress on health suspect that these habits are part of the reason why stress is so bad for us. They compound the problem – even though they make us feel better. A 2003 study (again in rats) in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that comfort foods (sugar and lard, mmm…) activate pleasure areas of the brain. This, in turn, reduces certain stress responses and makes us feel better. If only fried dough and powdered sugar could cure what ailed us.
Instead, when you're feeling stressed, one of the best antidotes is exercise. Not only will it help put the brakes on your stress and give you a nice little runner's high, it will actually help you cope better and strengthen your immune system against the ravages of stress. Other good-for-you stress busters: spending time with friends and laughing. Of course, if you want to add a margarita with salt to the mix, well, who are we to stop you?


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The Fire Department Building is located in the center of town, just south of the common on Main Street. To get directions from your location to the Fire Department Building, please select from the links below.
NOTE: Please don't use Google Maps to find "5 Main Street". It will direct you to Route 140 heading out of town. This is also true of many Garmin devices. Instead, search for "Cross Street, Sterling, MA". The Fire Station is located at the intersection of Cross Street and Main Street.


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ONIG Education Day - Sept. 21, 2012 - St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton
Friday, September 21, 2012 (All day)
ONIG is pleased to announce our fall Education day, to be held at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton on September 21, 2012 (0830-1430hrs). Please mark your calendars!
To register for this event, please click here (deadline, September 16, 2012).
Tentative Agenda (updated Sept 19 2012)
- 0830-0845 Registration/ Breakfast
- 0845-0900 Opening Remarks: Margaret McCormack, ONIG President
- 0900-0915 Welcome and Overview of SJHH: Winnie Doyle, CNE and VP Patient Services
- 0915-0945 SJHH Clinical Informatics Department Overview: initiatives including Electronic Interview Recruitment Tool: Speakers: Jacqueline Lata, Sharon Gormley
- 0945-1015 Observation, Seclusion, Restraint Application (OSRA): Speakers: Sue Garton, Claudia Leduc, Shelley Wright, David Walther
- 1015-1100 Innovation Café: Coffee/ Tea/Networking Break Featuring: Surgical Patient Tracking Board, ORSA, OSCAR, e-Interview, Critical Care System, Integrated Comprehensive Care Project, Clinical Informatics New Staff presentation
- 1100-1145 Integrated Comprehensive Care Project: Carolyn Gosse, Paula Starbuck, Michelle Russell
- 1145 - 1245 Lunch/ Innovation Café (continued)
- 1300-1345 Surgical Patient Tracking Board; incorporating the Patient Voice: Speakers: Cynthia Martin, Jacqueline Lata
- 1345 - 1415 SJHH – What we've accomplished, where we are going next? Jackie Barrett, Director, Clinical Services - Women's and Infants', Critical Care, Firestone, Respiratory, Endoscopy, ENT, Corporate Patient Flow and Clinical Informatics
- 1415-1420 Closing Remarks: Margaret McCormack, ONIG President
For more details related to travel, hotel, and parking, please view the full agenda
Biographies of speakers
- Claudia Leduc
- Cynthia Martin
- Sharon Gormley
- Sue Garton
- Jacqueline Lata
- Winnie Doyle
- Carolyn Gosse, Paula Starbuck, Michelle Russell
- Jacqueline Barrett
Cost (includes meal/refreshments):
- ONIG Members $25.00
- Non ONIG Members $30.00
Other registration options:
- Attend via OTN (free - 15 spots available): Register by clicking the register link at the top of this page and selecting the OTN registration option. ONIG Education Committee member will confirm your registration and send you the OTN Link. Your site OTN contact will be able to subsequently register with OTN.
- Attend via free web casting: Click the register link at the top of this page and select the 'web casting option'. An ONIG Education Committee member will confirm your registration and send you the web cast link.