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Lakes recognized impairment losses of $0.6 million during the second quarter of 2011 compared to $0.7 million in the prior-year period. Impairment losses in the second quarters of 2011 and 2010 were due primarily to continued uncertainty surrounding the completion of the project with the Jamul Indian Village ("Jamul Tribe") near San Diego, California.
Net unrealized losses on notes receivable relate to the Company's notes receivable from Indian tribes for casino projects that are not yet open, which are adjusted to estimated fair value based upon the current status of the related tribal casino projects and evolving market conditions. In the second quarter of 2011, net unrealized losses on notes receivable were $0.1 million, compared to $1.5 million in the prior year period. The net unrealized losses in the second quarters of 2011 and 2010 were related to the project with the Jamul Tribe due primarily to ongoing issues in the credit markets.
Amortization of intangible assets related to the operating casinos was $9.2 million for the second quarter of 2011 compared to $2.8 million for the second quarter of 2010. The increase in amortization costs related primarily to the Buy-Out Agreement with the Pokagon Band which resulted in the full amortization of the remaining intangible assets associated with that project during the second quarter of 2011.
Other income (expense), net for the second quarter of 2011 was $1.3 million compared to $1.8 million for the second quarter of 2010, a significant portion of which relates to non-cash interest income.The income tax provision for the second quarter of 2011 was $7.7 million compared to a tax benefit of $5.6 million for the second quarter of 2010. Lakes' income tax provision in the current year quarter consists primarily of current income tax provision. Lakes' income tax benefit in the prior year period consisted primarily of current income tax benefit.
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Is Herbalife, the global nutrition company, a pyramid scheme? Its shares have lost about a fifth of their value in recent months, as news has spread that regulators are investigating whether the company broke the law. But this question is surprisingly hard to answer. It is, ultimately, an inquiry not only about markets, but also about human psychology.
Herbalife is a direct-selling company. That means you cannot buy its protein shakes and nutritional supplements in stores. Instead, Herbalife distributes its products exclusively through a network of 3.7 million "members" in about 90 countries. Members buy Herbalife products in bulk, and can then either consume them or try to resell them. They are paid based on a "multilevel-marketing model," meaning that their compensation comes not only from the products they sell, but also from bonuses related to sales by new members they recruit: the more Herbalife protein shakes that members you've signed up buy, the more money you make. There's a catch, however: you and your recruits need to buy several thousand dollars' worth of shakes and supplements before these bonuses kick in. The risk is that if you don't drink or resell the shakes you buy, or return them within a specified window of time (90 days for the first purchase), you will be stuck with them. Herbalife's net sales last year were $4.8 billion; its market capitalization is about $6 billion.
Fundamentally, Herbalife targets our cognitive weaknesses, though which weaknesses is a subject of debate. The company's executives extol the benefits of bringing together members in groups called "nutrition clubs"—social gatherings encouraged by the company where shakes are consumed and healthy lifestyles discussed. They say that Herbalife serves people who otherwise would succumb to fast food or vending-machine candy, and that its member networks—in addition to acting as a distribution system—offer support and positive reinforcement for people trying to lose weight.
In contrast, Herbalife's critics deride the company's products as overpriced and say Herbalife is exploiting poor people, who are tricked into paying thousands of dollars for products they will not be able to sell or want to consume. They say Herbalife is targeting groups who are easily victimized by false promises of riches.
The Herbalife drama stars many of the world's top investors, and they sharply disagree. The hedge-fund manager David Einhorn kicked off the argument on a conference call in May 2012, when he asked Herbalife's president, Des Walsh, how many sales were made outside the company's network, to nonmembers. Walsh's unsatisfying response, as summarized later on the company's Web site—"We don't track this number and do not believe it is relevant"—drew fire from more hedge-fund managers. Bill Ackman, the head of the hedge fund Pershing Square, bet more than $1 billion against Herbalife by shorting its stock in late 2012.
Ackman has led the charge against the company, accusing it of deceiving recruits with wealth-soaked testimonials when in fact only a tiny fraction of members make money. "There is no profitable retail opportunity here," Ackman told me. "In order to get people in, they have to mislead them." Pershing Square's investors will profit if Herbalife collapses, but Ackman has promised to donate his cut to charity.
Herbalife is fighting back. Its CEO, Michael Johnson, lambasted Ackman for "false and misleading statements." Several prominent investors have supported the company, most notably Carl Icahn, who began buying Herbalife stock just hours after Ackman announced his huge short position and now owns a 17 percent stake. Icahn has called Ackman a "liar" and "the crybaby in the school yard," and has labeled Ackman's claims "complete bullshit."
The biggest fireworks went off in March. First, a front-page story in The New York Times revealed that Ackman had lobbied public officials and contributed funds to anti-Herbalife advocacy groups, actions that Herbalife officials alleged were improper. Then, two days later, Herbalife publicly confirmed that it was being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission.
Both sides continue to smear each other and dig in their heels, as I learned from several recent conversations. Ackman told me, "I am 100 percent convinced that Herbalife is a global pyramid scheme. We think it is a criminal operation." Herbalife's chief financial officer, John DeSimone, told me in response, "I am 100 percent convinced Bill Ackman is wrong. I think he has gone beyond the legitimate role short sellers play and crossed an ethical boundary." Both promised, "More evidence is coming."
Plenty of pyramid cases are easy to resolve. A simple chain-letter-like arrangement, whereby new recruits pay cash upstream hoping to get more cash from their own downstream recruits, is manipulative and blatantly violates the law. The same is true of multilevel schemes that require large up-front payments for sham products. Conversely, Tupperware, which compensates its independent sales force based on carefully tracked retail sales, appears legitimate.
But what about cases in the middle, where people are motivated partially by wanting to consume a product and partially by the prospect of receiving money by building their own network? Regulators struggle with these grayer areas, where fraud can be camouflaged. The legal tests are confusing and inconsistent. Jeffrey Babener, a leading lawyer for multilevel-marketing firms, says they are like Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's test for pornography: "I know it when I see it."
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Music therapy aids in the development of expressive and receptive language, social skills, attention span and impulse control, fine and gross motor skills, creativity, and self-esteem. Your child's development is nurtured through a supportive and interactive musical relationship involving instrumental play, singing and movement. Elana is a board-certified, state licensed Music Therapist with a Master's degree from NYU and 10 years of experience working with children with special needs. She offers home-based therapy sessions, adaptive piano lessons, and traditional piano lessons. Please call 917-597-2348 for a consultation. FASTRACKIDS & JEI LEARNING CENTER 98-00 62nd Drive , Rego Park - Park City 718-441-3762 Email email@example.com
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Since 1977, JEI Learning Centers' enrichment programs have helped children achieve academic success around the world. JEI has a scientific diagnostic system for children in pre-Kindergarten through ninth grade, which pinpoints the missing links in learning and prescribes an individual study program based on specific needs. We also offer a multi-day preschool alternative and summer camp programs. Our Lil' Genius classes focus on creativity, collaboration, and communication in an interactive learning environment using touch-screen technology found in leading public and private schools. Please call us about our program discounts. KENT PREP 194-11A Northern Blvd., Bayside 718-423-5757 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Kent Prep offers programs designed to guarantee proficiency with basic curriculum, to buy time for enrichment and acceleration. While targeting grade level NYS Common Core standards, it also uses premeditated pre-tests to gauge proficiency levels to avoid risking loss of motivation in teaching material that the students have already mastered. Various programs and schedules are available to meet academic enrichment and testing needs. Email email@example.com or call 718-423-5757 for more information or to schedule an in-person consultation. KUEI LUCK ENRICHMENT CENTER 195-05 69th Ave., Fresh Meadows 718-679-9908
For more than 20 years, Kuei Luck Enrichment Center has been providing a wide variety of programs for grades K-12. Register now for our Winter Break Intensive NYS ELA Test Prep and Spring Break Intensive NYS Math Test Prep. Our intensive courses are designed to hone the skills and strategies of students to prepare to prepare them for the test. Our Common Core aligned materials give your children exposure to the newly designed exams. Call now to register for both classes and receive a 10% discount (some restrictions apply). We also provide after-school service, which includes pick-up, Chinese school, enrichment classes, summer camp, and other exam test preps. LIU POST CENTER FOR GIFTED YOUTH LIU Post, Brookville 516-299-2160
The Long Island University program for gifted children was established in 1979 in response to the increasing recognition of society's special responsibilities for children with demonstrably superior intellectual ability. The Long Island University Center for Gifted Youth brings together two important elements of education for the gifted extraordinary teachers recruited from leading high schools, middle schools and elementary schools in the metropolitan area and university-level facilities. These two factors, combined with an administrative and psychological team schooled in the needs of gifted children, give the program at LIU Post unique strengths in producing positive benefits for young people admitted to the program. MATHNASIUM LEARNING CENTERS 43-17 Bell Blvd., Bayside 718-747-MATH (6284) Grand Opening - Forest Hills 108-14 72nd Ave. 718-544-MATH (6284) Coming Soon - Astoria 347-871-2890
Mathnasium Learning Centers, with more than 380 locations in the U.S., as well as in 16 countries, offer math-only educational programs. In a relaxed, homework-free environment, Mathnasium is where kids catch up, keep up, or get ahead in math. With personalized curricula, instant feedback, and proven, time-tested lesson plans designed by experienced instructors, Mathnasium guides students to develop and maintain the mathematics knowledge needed to succeed. Programs, including homework help and test prep, run year-round for kids of all ages. NINA'S TUTORING CENTER 8702 Grand Ave., Elmhurst 718-205-7508
We tutor kids in grades K-12. For the past six years, we have provided quality education, which helps kids excel in school. Our excellent, highly dedicated, and experienced tutors are very competent. We provide students with a foundation of education they can use throughout their life. We specialize in homework help and offer critical thinking and writing classes. We help improve skills in math, ELA, science, and social studies. We also have an intensive preparation program for ELA, math, and science citywide and statewide exams. We are highly recommended by various educators. POWER BRAIN TRAINING CENTER 43-01 Bell Blvd., 2nd Floor, Bayside 718-224-1500 567 Jericho Turnpike, Syosset 516-364-3413 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Power Brain Training Center helps your child create health, happiness, and optimal achievement by tapping into their full brain potential. Focus, confidence, creativity, and memory are enhanced through physical, emotional, and cognitive exercises, breathing techniques, visualization, guided imagery, and games. As PBTC's motto says, "Healthy Body, Happy Heart, Power Brain, I Can Do It!" Call PBTC to schedule a free trial class or body and brain check-up. PBTC also offers classes and workshops for adults, parents, and the whole family. TUTORS ON WHEELS 68-60 Austin St., Forest Hills 718-268-0092 or 718-268-0133 369 Lexington Ave., Suite 333, Manhattan 646-237-7811 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
For a decade, Tutors on Wheels has provided tutoring that makes a difference. We promote academic achievement through individual and small-group tutoring and make it easy for students to get the help they need by traveling to their homes, schools, and community centers. The subjects we help with include: English language arts, writing, grammar, algebra, geometry, calculus, earth science, life science, chemistry, physics, biology, state standardized tests, Regents preparation, SAT, PSAT, and ACT test preparation. THE WHITESTONE SCHOOL FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT 14-45 143rd St., Whitestone 718-746-6555
The Whitestone School for Child Development recently celebrated its 25th anniversary of providing excellent therapeutic and educational services for preschool children. Classes are full day and are staffed with professional, caring, dedicated teachers and therapists. The school provides a range of therapeutic services, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, counseling, and special instruction. If you have any questions or concerns with your child's development, please call us. Parochial Schools
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A community center and home to The LIC Synagogue on Shabbat and Jewish holidays. The center offers social services and programs for everyone, including Smile on Seniors, Hebrew school, Mommy & Me, Shabbat dinners, women's group, Torah classes, and cultural and social events. Our modern and cozy social hall, which includes a play room, two bathrooms, kitchenette, chairs, and tables, is often used as an art gallery and is available at competitive rates. Packages for birthdays, family gatherings, and other moderately sized events with entertainment and kosher catering options available. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC ACADEMY 115-50 221 St., Cambria Heights 718-527-0123 St. Clare's Catholic Academy 137-25 Brookville Road, Rosedale 718-528-7174
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Children at The Crayon Box are encouraged to learn by doing. The curriculum is planned by the creative and dedicated professionals. Children experience the fun of learning by participating in activities designed to stimulate growth in a wide range of areas, including social and cognitive development and gross and fine motor skills. We invite you to come see us and decide if The Crayon Box Preschool is right for your child's first educational experience. LITTLE APPLE PRESCHOOL 213-54 35th Ave., Bayside 718-838-9243
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Offering a unique learning experience for over 36 years, we are renowned for our confidence-building program, individualized attention, and safe environment. Dedicated teachers nurture each child to reach his/her fullest potential. Curriculum includes reading readiness, other languages, basic science, math, arts & crafts, music, story time, and field trips for children ages 2-5 years. Assistants personally drive buses. The Romp with Mom program features diversified activities for 12-24 months. See-U-Later is a 2-hour separation class for 24-36 months. Ask about our extended hours program or stop in for a free trial class. THINKERTOTS 222-14 Union Turnpike, Bayside 718-740-1616 1818 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park 516-488-3414 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
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We are a speech and occupational therapy clinic comprised of a team of licensed therapists. We provide services in English, Spanish, and Russian. We specialize in autism/Asperger's Syndrome, apraxia of speech, stroke, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, and developmental delays. We offer speech-language screenings, evaluations, expressive and receptive language treatment, myofunctional/oral motor treatment, phonological impairments, PROMPT (initial), pragmatic skills, and play therapy. We are open seven days and accept Aetna, Cigna, Empire BCBS, Oxford, UnitedHealthcare, 1199, and Medicare Part B insurance plans. NYU SUMMER PROGRAM FOR KIDS At The College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle 516-358-1811
A seven-week, evidence-based, therapeutic day program exclusively for children ages 7-11 with ADHD and behavior disorders. The focus of the program is to build self-esteem and help children develop attentional, organizational, and friendship skills. Clinical psychologists and qualified teachers supervise undergraduate and graduate-level counselors. There is a 1:1 or 1:2 teacher-to-student ratio. The program is directed by Dr. Karen Fleiss, a nationally renowned clinical psychologist and expert in the treatment of children with ADHD. Enrollment is limited. SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND SWALLOWING DISORDER SERVICES OF NASSAU 3375 Park Ave., Suite 4010, Wantagh 516-221-3653 444 Lakeville Road, Suite 104, Lake Success 516-216-1791 500 N. Broadway, Suite 141, Jericho 516-597-4344
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The Vincent Smith School is a coeducational day school for students with learning disabilities in grades 4-12. The mission of the Vincent Smith School is dedicated to providing a small, supportive setting where we "Believe and Achieve…It is Okay to Learn Differently." Through differentiated instruction, hands–on activities, and interdisciplinary instruction, students are provided with the necessary educational, emotional. and social support necessary for success.
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|50 Magnifying the healths of his king; and doing mercy to his christ David, and to his seed till into the world. (He who giveth victories to his king; who showeth love to his anointed king, yea, to David, and to his children, or his descendants, forever.)
|50 He gives his king great victories; he shows unfailing kindness to his anointed, to David and his descendants forever.
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Caturday: Genghis Khat gets his rightful tribute
Last time we tried to run a picture of reader Craig Syverson's household conqueror, Genghis Khat, we ran a picture of the wrong feline! Now we have the correct cat, who seems to have found his perfect snoozing spot in this Caturday classic.
Syverson, who works as a UX designer in the Bay Area, says "I'm sharing a photo of my cat, Genghis Khat, who regularly falls asleep when I'm in the middle of working. Since I use a Wacom tablet full-time, my arm provides a convenient support for his napping requirements."
If you've got a Caturday nominee to share, let us know via our feedback page. For security reasons we can't accept inbound attachments, so you should host the photo (Dropbox, Flickr, iPhoto Journals, etc.) and send us the link.
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Sharing IT resources across agencies is a key part of the Obama administration's push to streamline and economize federal technology spending. But even though using a shared service is relatively straightforward, the decision to become a managing partner and share your own service is much more complicated.
John Hale, chief of enterprise applications at the Defense Information Systems Agency, offered some advice for officials who are trying to determine whether a particular IT service is truly shareable.
First, they should ask themselves two questions:
1. Is the service needed at other agencies besides my own?
2. Can my agency afford to continue providing the service on its own?
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"Once you take the first step and say, 'This service really is bigger than my organization, and it should be shared,' then the case for all of the other ones is easier," Hale said.
If you determine that the service is bigger than your organization, the next consideration is whether it is commodity-based or mission-specific.
Commodity-based services — think email, content management or human resources systems — are easier to turn into a shared service because more people need them. Mission-specific services, on the other hand, can take more work to fit more than one agency's needs. But those services — geospatial systems, for example — can often benefit the most from cross-agency standardization.
Hale said DISA officials consider offering a service enterprisewide if it has 10,000 potential users. Nevertheless, each organization would have to determine its own tipping point between added cost and improved return on investment before sharing its service.
One key consideration is how much it costs your agency to provide the service. Hale said agencies can sometimes reduce the cost of a service by making it available to others.
"If you share it across multiple organizations, you have the ability to defray the cost of the core infrastructure into the 'share operations' mode," he said.
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There are things a visitor to the exhibition, No Country: Contemporary Art For South And South-east Asia, could easily get his knickers in a twist about.
The compact travelling show from the Guggenheim Museum in New York premiered last year and made a stop in Hong Kong before opening here in May at the Centre for Contemporary Art, with 19 works by 16 critically acclaimed artists and collectives.
The ambition of a famed Western art institution to be a voice on art from this hemisphere, when it was heretofore oblivious to the scene - its collection of more than 6,800 works of art included only 12 pieces from South and South-east Asia - might rub a viewer the wrong way.
The museum's about-turn followed an injection of funds from Swiss bank UBS in 2012 to purchase art from non-Western regions, including Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa, which overlap with the bank's business interests. A total of 36 pieces were acquired under the South and South-east Asia category.
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LiqTech International, Inc. Receives SiC Membrane Order From European Oil Company
BALLERUP, Denmark, Sept. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- LiqTech International, Inc. (OTCQX: LIQT) ("LiqTech") is pleased to announce that an East-European-based oil company has ordered a containerized (mobile) LiqTech SiC membrane installation. The order represents a value to LiqTech of $300,000 and is expected to be delivered by the end of this year. The end-user placed the order to confirm the properties of the LiqTech SiC membrane technology for various upstream Produced Water applications.
Mr. Finn Helmer, LiqTech CEO, remarked, "The customer's decision to invest in our membrane installation for field evaluation is a strong indicator that they see our SiC membranes as a solution to improve their production setup. Based on our experience, we believe the primary objective of the investigation will be related to re-injection of Produced Water. Conventional technologies can't deliver the required re-injection water quality for certain reservoir formations, but this quality can be achieved with the use of LiqTech membranes. The benefits for the end-user when installing SiC membranes are: increased oil production, extended oil well life time maintaining low reservoir pressure. We believe a successful test could lead to substantial new orders based on our understanding of the oil company's needs."
LiqTech is currently working with more than 50 oil companies, operators and system integrators in Europe, Americas, Middle East, SE Asia and China on SiC membrane projects in phases from initial evaluation to commissioning.ABOUT LIQTECH INTERNATIONAL, INC.LiqTech International, Inc., a Nevada corporation, is a clean technology company that for more than a decade has developed and provided state-of-the-art technologies for gas and liquid purification using ceramic silicon carbide filters, particularly highly specialized filters for the control of soot exhaust particles from diesel engines and for liquid filtration. It also manufactures ceramic silicon carbide kiln furniture. Using nanotechnology, LiqTech develops products using proprietary silicon carbide technology. LiqTech's products are based on unique silicon carbide membranes which facilitate new applications and improve existing technologies. For more information, please visit www.liqtech.com. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains "forward-looking statements." Although the forward-looking statements in this release reflect the good faith judgment of management, forward-looking statements are inherently subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to be materially different from those discussed in these forward-looking statements. Readers are urged to carefully review and consider the various disclosures made by us in the our reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the risk factors that attempt to advise interested parties of the risks that may affect our business, financial condition, results of operation and cash flows. If one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or if the underlying assumptions prove incorrect, our actual results may vary materially from those expected or projected. Readers are urged not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. We assume no obligation to update any forward-looking statements in order to reflect any event or circumstance that may arise after the date of this release. SOURCE LiqTech International, Inc.
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A Tribute to the Tchefuncte River
If you live in St. Tammany Parish you should be aware and have a sense of responsibility for the community and environment. We have such beautiful landscape in this area and it makes you wonder, who is looking out for the best interest of the rivers and lakes that are not privately owned? The Tchefuncte River Foundation and The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum are hosting the 4th annual fundraising event, The TchefuncteTribute- "Lighting the way for the waters we love", to aid in the conservation of the Tchefuncte River and Lake Pontchartrain.
In 2010, Kyle Catalano, a resident of Madisonville, along with board members, Jay Blossman, and Richard Reynolds created The Tchefuncte River Foundation. The mission statement of The Tchefuncte River Foundation is to promote the interest and provide leadership in the restoration and maintenance of the quality of the waters of the Tchefuncte River Basin so that future generations can enjoy it's benefits. One of the organization's project goals is the Tchefuncte River Eco-Park/Reserve. This project would involve about 150 acres of restoration and remediation of the eastern shoreline of the Tchefuncte River. It will be the first Eco-Wetlands Park/Reserve in St. Tammany Parish with public use, education and natural habitat preservation. There are also plans to create a scenic boardwalk and trailhead that will lead to the Western point of the site creating a pier for photography, recreation and fishing. You can see the Restoration Project on The Tchefuncte River Foundation's website www.ilovemyriver.com.
The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum is dedicated to "Bringing Louisiana's Maritime History to Life." The museum provides field trips, camps and outreach programs for students to participate in and hands-on activities related to the Lake Pontchartrain and its history. You will also find an oral history collection of stories concerning the Lake Pontchartrain basin and history of the Wooden Boat Festival, and a collection of photographs relating to the Jahncke Shipbuilding Corporation in Madisonville. The Louisiana Maritime Museum has also managed the restoration of the Tchefuncte River Light Station which was originally founded and built in 1837.
On Saturday, August 2nd, The Tchefuncte Tribute- "Lighting the way for the waters we love" will benefit both The Tchefuncte River Foundation and The Lake Ponchartrain Basin Maritime Museum at the Pelican Castine Center in Mandeville from 7pm to 11pm. Some of the local businesses have already contributed by donating their services The Groovy7 Band will be headlining the event and over 20 restaurants will be providing food and drinks including:
If you are truly passionate about St. Tammany Parish and the conservation of its beautiful lakes and rivers and want to experience a night of great music and food you can purchase tickets at www.LPBMM.org or register here!


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Travel adventures in Crimea
- Submitted by: Polina, Ukraine
- Website: http://kievtravel.com.ua
- Submission Date: 05th Apr 2006
My first travel to Crimea happened when I was seven years old and came to my aunt in Alushta. During our first visit we lived in Crimea since May till September and then came back to Kiev... Twenty years have passed, and I am still feeling great love to Crimea, its gorgeous mountains, fragrant plants and the sea. I keep visiting it again and again and discover new places each time. Its quite a budget travel when you can spend $200-400 for two weeks, get on the train in Kiev in the evening and arrive next morning at a different world with its climate, hot sun, delicious fruits and the sea...
Small towns at Crimean southern beach (Yalta, Alushta, Simeiz, Foros, Alupka) astonish me by unique tropical plants, old mysterious mountains, numerous entertainments and attractions for tourists and delicious food at national Tatar cafes... The eastern beach of Crimea (Sudak, Koktebel) attracts more paraplane jumpers, mountain climbers who prefer wild nature, divers and camp tourists. The western beach (Yevpatoria) has wild nature with planes, strong wind, peach gardens and high waves. Its the favourite place with wind surfers and divers who are not fastidious to the living conditions and can actually live in a camp and sleep on the rocks.
I actually travelled to all the Crimean beaches several times and find each of them very special and attractive. Here I am writing about the most remarkable experience I got during my travels to Crimea. It will possibly help those who plan to have rest at this peninsula and can not choose where to go to.
Kara Dag adventures (Crimea Eastern Beach)
I am fond of active rest, when you do not lie on the beach all days long, but walk, discover new places and climb mountains. When I stayed at Koktebel with some friends, we decided to visit Kara Dag mountain national park. That was a courageous decision to walk 10 km in the mountains during that hot summer day, some of the friends even wanted to stay at the sea beach, but curiosity to visit Kara Dag prevailed. We took a few bottles of mineral water, went by bus to Biostation where the excursions usually begin and waited for our guide at the shadow of the trees together with other travellers...
We had around half ah hour of spare time before the beginning of excursion and in the meanwhile went to visit Crimean insects museum at Biostation. I watched the exponents with a mixture of curiosity and disgust and learned that there are no poisonous snakes in Crimea and the only dangerous insect in the mountains is Black widow. Then we began climbing rocky Kara Dag mountain following our guide who was a tall and lean suntanned man wearing large hat. He told us that Kara Dag means Black Mountain and it is a former volcano. During the whole way up the mountain the guide made stops and told the group about different plants, insects and small animals we saw on the way.
After a few hours of walk we saw a gorgeous panorama of the sea with Golden Gate rocks. There were grey steep rocks on the top of the mountain as well and one of the friends decided to climb the highest of them to make a photo. I already imagined all the difficulties of calling the emergency in case he falls from the rock and tried to persuade him that he had already got around 20 photos where he stands on different rocks :).
A few kilometres later we saw the sign entrance prohibited it was the ending point of excursion. Then the guide showed us another path down Kara Dag which led to Koktebel, but we were too curious to see the prohibited part, lagged behind the group and then went by the small path leading to the prohibited part of Kara Dag. The path was much smaller than the tourists path and we could hardly see it in the dry grass. We walked and watched large birds and the sunset, but suddenly it began to turn dark. It gets dark in the mountains very quickly thats why we decided to return to the path to Koktebel. On the way back we heard some strange loud noise on the right. The guide had told us about large animals like wild pigs which inhabit Kara Dag, so we walked cautiously and breathed with relief as we got to the wider road leading down the mountain. It was already dark and the stars shone on the sky when we got down.


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|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Mephistopheles advise Martha to do in terms of grieving her husband?
(a) He tells her to grieve for the appropriate time and then find a new husband.
(b) He tells her that God will punish her if she ever speaks a word against her husband.
(c) He tells her that she deserves to move on immediately.
(d) He tells her to grieve for him for the rest of her life.
2. According to Mephistopheles, what must he and Faust do in order for the potion to work?
(a) Keep moving.
(b) Sacrifice a white goat.
(c) Bathe in full moonlight.
(d) Eat a specific herb that can only be seen at midnight.
3. Why does Faust decide to turn to magic use?
(a) He wants to summon Mephistopheles.
(b) He is attracted to a witch.
(c) He thinks it is the only way he can expand his mind.
(d) He wants to debunk the myth of magic.
4. Where does "Outside the Town Wall" take place?
(a) The countryside.
(b) The church.
(c) The forest.
(d) The river.
5. Why does the witch burn herself on her cauldron?
(a) She falls into the fire.
(b) The baboon lets it boil over.
(c) She forgets that she is warming up the cauldron.
(d) She drops her book in the cauldron and has to fetch it.
6. What sort of animal approaches Faust and Wagner during the holiday celebration?
(a) A black cat.
(b) A black poodle.
(c) A black rabbit.
(d) A black crow.
7. What does Mephistopheles give all the men in the tavern?
(a) Drinks he conjured up.
(b) Herbs that he claims will promote vigor.
(c) Dried meat.
(d) Gold coins.
8. In regards to their bargain, what does Faust make Mephistopheles agree to before signing the pledge?
(a) Mephistopheles must appear as an animal.
(b) Mephistopheles must pray with him every day.
(c) Mephistopheles must bring Faust pleasure in life.
(d) Mephistopheles must allow Faust to become younger.
9. What interrupts Faust when he tries to commit suicide?
(a) The rising sun.
(b) The sounds of Easter hymnals.
(c) The church bells.
(d) The sound of children playing.
10. From where does the witch enter during "A Witch's Kitchen"?
(a) The fireplace.
(b) The chimney.
(c) The cauldron.
(d) The window.
11. What does Mephistopheles promise to attempt to secure for Faust in regards to the girl at the end of "A Street?"
(a) A visit to the girl's bedroom.
(b) The girl's ring.
(c) The girl's name.
(d) The promise of marriage from the girl.
12. In the scene after he drinks the potion to appear younger, where does Faust see the girl he saw a vision of at the witch's kitchen?
(a) A dressmaker's shop.
(b) The street.
(c) Church.
(d) His sister's house.
13. What does Mephistopheles claim happened to Martha's husband?
(a) He was arrested for murder and executed.
(b) He was beaten to death in a bar fight.
(c) He drowned at sea.
(d) He died of a sexually transmitted disease from the woman he spent his fortune on.
14. How does Mephistopheles feel about mankind?
(a) He feels they are worthy of his attention.
(b) He looks down upon them.
(c) He feels that they are misguided creatures.
(d) He feels as if they are a great amusement.
15. From what does the witch read before giving Faust his potion to appear younger?
(a) The Book of Kells.
(b) The Old Testament backwards.
(c) A spellbook.
(d) The Necronomicon.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are Mephistopheles and Faust contemplating at the end of "A Street"?
2. What does Faust believe about the girl he sees the image of at the witch's house?
3. What does Wagner mistakenly believe about the noises he hears from Faust in "Night"?
4. Why is Mephistopheles unable to leave Faust's study after appearing to the man?
5. Where does Faust first see the image of the girl with whom he grows obsessed?
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carchick writes:
2002 Subaru Outback Base Wagon Review
Great in snow. Lots of storage space. Good pick and acceleration
Fuel economy, smallish tank, head gaskets are known to go.
Best Awd For The Money — Love Subaru's we've owned 3. If you deal with snow and ice there are no better cars to have. Head gaskets on 2002 fail. We've replaced ours. Window seals go over time too. Other than that no problems. Drive happy!
Primary Use: Family transportation
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Jared writes:
2002 Subaru Outback H6-3.0 Review
Plenty of space for everyone to be comfortable.
Maintenance is high
Great Car For The Fuel Millage And Is Off Road Capible — The car has been great when it comes to quality, it has everything you need and more. Power is good from the 3.0 V6 Horizontal engine and is even better with the AWD. I have never seen it in a car but this one has a power band that kicks in at 4200RPM. I find it very handy due to most cars will lack in power the higher the RPM. The ride comfort is magnificent and the design almost European which makes it brilliant.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Luke writes:
2002 Subaru Outback L.L. Bean Edition Wagon Review
leather, wood, moonroof, great stock stereo
brakes should be larger, wish the wheels were sportier looking
2002 Subaru Outback L.l. Bean Edition Wagon — I wish the brakes were a little better...I just wish they were bigger size brakes. It's pretty quick, considering that it's an automatic, All Wheel Drive, and it holds a bunch of stuff. The stereo is stock, except for the Pioneer AVIC-N3 GPS/AV headunit. It has two large moonroofs, although only the rear moonroof slides open; the front just tilts. The paint is cool, because it has purple chips embedded in the black metallic, so it pops when it is sunny. It gets pretty good gas mileage, even when you floor it. The styling is pretty nice, but understated. The interior is very nice with mahogany trim and two-tone leather seats. The handling is nice too and handles nicely even at higher speeds. I reccomend this car and I would buy another Subaru.
Andrew writes:
2002 Subaru Outback Sport Review
Made of quality materials, very reliable, good in snow, fun to drive
Poor acceleration, lots of engine noise, no side airbags, wasn't extremely durable.
MissWendy writes:
2002 Subaru Outback L.L. Bean Edition Wagon Review
Have driven this car over 248,000 miles with reliability in conditions of mud and snow. Has provided comfort for groups traveling.
Requires Premium gas for LL Bean Edition
Can't Go Wrong With The Llbean Edition — The LLBEAN edition is just the right height so I can reach on top of the car without needing a tall helper to pull my skis down. (Newer models are too big and high) It provides just enough clearance and control so I can drive safely on the snow. It provides enough power to pack it up and haul over the mountain passes. The LLBEAN edition also provides amazing visibility through the back windows, and has power adjustable side mirrors. (They have decreased the window sizes for newer models). The Consumer reports had 'happy circles' for all the aspects of the car, except the electronics. There has been maybe 2 issues with the electronics since buying the car that have changed the functionality.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
jd659 writes:
2002 Subaru Outback H6-3.0 VDC Review
It's a Sue B, what else do I have to say.
gas mileage
Love My Sueb — Subaru's are awesome. This car is a sporty 4 door sedan with power everything. Heated seats, mirrors, windshield wipers. It's All wheel drive, Auto. Even with over 130,000 miles I would take it any where I need to go, even on the logging roads and old country roads. I love this car.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Bobby writes:
2002 Subaru Outback Base Wagon Review
Best car I have ever owned.
Olcountry writes:
2002 Subaru Outback H6-3.0 VDC Wagon Review
Drives and rides great; gets pretty good mileage. Goes great in off road and slippery conditions. Looks good with wife in it....(her addition to this). She loves it
the suspensions "squeaks"..
It's Just An Awesome Car. — Love the reliability and functionality of the car. Not expensive to maintain it. It is expensive to fix if not handled properly. Let the right people fix your car. All the accessories on it work great. The VDC (vehicle dynamics control) works great and helps in the braking and steering.
Primary Use: Family transportation
KarlCordahi writes:
2002 Subaru Outback Base Wagon Review
Very good for outdoor activities. Big Trunk for equipment and also you can put things on the roof of the car.
Probably not the hottest car out there.
GdSprtTrac writes:
2002 Subaru Outback Base Wagon Review
Large interior payload. Easy to drive. Great visibility.
Seats not comfortable for long trips.
Would Buy It Again — This vehicle does everything except tow a load. It is a reliable vehicle that has been used hard and has rarely needed repair. I can always fit everything I need to fit into this car (including my dog) for every type of trip necessary and have never wished this car was larger.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2014 Subaru Outback Reviews
Not Perfect, But A Sweet, Smart Ride
Two months ago, I bought a 2014 Outback Limited with leather seats, a moonroof, the backup camera, and the remote starter, but without the EyeSight system. The EyeSight, whose cameras are pretty clunk... Read More
2013 Subaru Outback Reviews
Great Car That Is Fun To Drive And Easy To Drive
Love just about everything. The only thing that I think could be changed is the center computer. It's next to the speedometer and it gives no important information and doesn't need to be there. It als... Read More
Good Solid Family Car With Luxury Appeal
I upgraded my Outback with EyeSight for safety and love it! I'm convinced it's saved me from a few fender benders already. I like the roominess. But I buy Subarus (this is my fourth) for their overall... Read More
2012 Subaru Outback Reviews
Dynamic All-weather Near-luxury Powerful Performer.
Bought as an in-betweener car - I needed a car to commute in alone and occasionally serve as family (5 of us) hauler. I wanted style, reliability and amenities. Plus wanted all-weather capability an... Read More
Great All Around Car With Great Gas Mileage And All Wheel Drive !!!
Like i said it is a very solid feeling ride not like a Toyota where the wheel feels to light and Flimzy, the Car feels very well planted as well as safe in types of driving. If you ever go to the Snow... Read More
2011 Subaru Outback Reviews
Good. Just Reduce The Wind And Heater Fan Noise.
Comfortable ride, lots of room inside. Probably excellent reliability for 200,ooo + miles. Good economy. Highly recommended. It is my wife's 4th Subaru, she must get to work in northern snowy are... Read More
Very Positive
I like how it handles in the snow. I also like the reliability of this car. This is my second Subaru Outback and this one was better than my 2007. I would buy this car again and would recommend to any... Read More
2010 Subaru Outback Reviews
I Really Like It
Just purchased eh car, so not much to say. It drives really smoothly, sips fuel, good sound system, very comfy seats, tons of storage space, quiet going down the road, and excelent ground clearance. S... Read More
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The DAKINE Terminal backpack has some of the best laptop protection around, so you can skate to school without worrying about eating pavement on the way. The side-access sleeve is super padded for your electronics, and the Terminal is one of the few packs we've seen with a dedicated pocket for stowing unruly computer cables. For your listening pleasure, there's a CD/MP3 pocket with a cord port, as well as fleece-lined pockets for your sunglasses and cell phone. Dual-density shoulder straps keep you comfy with a loaded pack, and a breathable Dri-Mesh back panel and shoulder straps prevent a dripping-wet back after your skate to campus.
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is the small front pocket of this backpack...
is the small front pocket of this backpack insultaed?
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tested it the first day out
I bought this pack from the local Radio Shack after doing lots of research and had to pay $90 buck....but hey, no postage.
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Terminal is well designed
I use this pack for business travel with a laptop, as well as a ton of other electronic junk. While I wish there was more pockets, the spatial organization is pretty good allowing me to find stuff without too much digging. The side opening is great for airport security lines, though make sure you zip it up after! The only thing that bothers me is the handle that's built into the straps goes right up against my neck, but after awhile I stopped noticing it and it feels quite comfortable. The construction is quality, and I like that it doesn't have a ton of useless straps, buckles and cords hanging off of it like many packs. Plus, as an Oregonian, I like to represent with a local company. This pack would be perfect if it had a few more zippered enclosures inside, a bright colored interior for finding stuff in low light and the option to remove the waist straps. As it is, it's better than most of the packs I looked at and I looked for a long time.
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Nice, strong, safe Backpack. This backpack is well organized and keeps my new MacBook Pro safe from harm. Comfortable shoulder straps as well, especially important, when waiting those long hours in airports.
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I used it on a trip to the Big A last weekend from Jamaica and the bag performed to near perfection. Comfortable with pockets for just about everything. Used the fleece-lined sunglasses pocket for my iPodbetter protection. Laptop sleeve could be improved with adjustable inserts for a snugger fit. All in all another great product from DAKINE.
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Dakine Terminal Backpack
This backpack is for the terminally insane that need everything perfect and in its place. This pack is so killer, it fits everything you need for the skate park, plus makes a great travel bag, fits clothes, shoes and miscellaneous whatnot, from CD's to camera to sunglasses and cell phone. Plus its a great space saver for traveling with a laptop, the side pouch opening to slide your laptop in is perfect. What a versatile backpack. When I need to put my skate shoes, helmet and pads in, it works great all the way to a full travel bag for the weekend press check.
I highly recommend this pack for anyone that needs space many different trips.
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Rock on! Or ride on the Streets. This bag is thumbs up! In my book!
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sweet bag
This back pack is the most comfortable bag I have ever owned. My Laptop fits comfortably and snug with out any awkward weight distribution or poking into your back. It has pockets for everything you can think of; the sunglasses pocket is a very nice touch as well. If you dont need this much room than go with the DAKINE 101.
Works for me
I use this backpack to carry my computer, work files, and a little food. It holds a bunch of stuff and meets size criteria for carry-on luggage. Plenty of useful pockets, including a holder for a water bottle and CDs. Top handle is essential for me. No complaints, although outside pockets are on the small side (so they are okay for accessories but too small for lunch).
Travel perfect
I almost did not buy this pack because one of the reviews said that this pack is almost too big for carry on. I found it perfect for airline travel. It fit under the seat ahead of me and I could easily access anything that I wanted. The best part is the huge padded laptop sleeve that my "boat anchor" Dell Precision can fit into like a glove. Perfect for going through security without dumping everything out. I cut the waist and chest straps off to eliminate dangling things and potential snags. The shoulder straps are very comfortable. I wanted a professional looking bag and my black Terminal is it!
Great daypack, bookbag
This bag has plenty of ways to organize you. In the black color (at least) it's fairly attractive; I carry it all over the city like a dork. Roomy enough for me to carry four books and a slew of other stuff, and still have room left over. Comfy on your shoulders thanks to nice, padded straps. Construction seems sturdy, zippers work well. The laptop sleeve is huge and very well padded. I would definitely buy this bag again.
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Pretty Good, "Not Small..."
If you need a "largish" bag to tote your laptop, and all your associated crap -- and I've got a lot of associated crap -- this'll be your huckleberry. Be warned, however, this is not a petite carrier for just a laptop and some papers to-and-from work, it's a hauler. Well-made, good ergonomics, a bit "over featured" in that, for example, it may abstractly be appealing to have your laptop in a separately-accessible, separately-zipped pocked, this sort of thing adds weight, complexity, and gimmickery versus a decent internal padded pocked (with top-only access).
This should probably not be the *only* bag you have to carry your laptop; something smaller is still more practical for me, and I continue to use both (this and the smaller bag it replaces). However -- if you need a largish bag for weekend travel + your laptop, this fits the bill quite nicely.
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great product
That bag was everything I was looking for in a backpack. It has class, cosmetically great looking. It was superbly designed with multiple, convenient and functioning compartments. Although it doesn't look too big on the outside it has huge space capacity that is likely to accommodate almost any load. The material it's made of seemed strong/durable. I like my purchase - well worth it. Recommended.
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This bag is perfect. There is plenty of space and great design. Laptop area could have some more padding though
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Saturday, Sep 15, 2012 · 6:00 pm
McAllen North Rotary Club will have their annual fundraising "Jamaican Me Crazy" event September 15th from 6PM to 11PM at the Riverside Club, 214 E. Chimney Rd in Mission. There will be you can eat authentic Jamaican barbecue chicken and pork, side dishes, Jamaican rum punch, Red Stripe beer, soft drinks, silent auction, live band, dancing, door prizes and fun, fun! All proceeds to benefit community service projects and high school scholarships. Donation 40.00. Ticket locations in McAllen: Palace Cleaners, Zarsky Lumber, Bug-Off Pest Control, Star Properties, United Blood Service F&T Valley Sports.


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"I wish I could say we weren't cutting anything but we have to make cuts."
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"They may be traveling a little bit to have dinner or something both they're not traveling and spending the night in the area."
Johnson says over the years much of the hotel market for Meridian has proven to come from corporate stays. With the current state of the economy and cutbacks she says this is having a ripple effect.
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