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Is it just me, but the whole of the sky interweb presence have vanished like an ITC budget the day after the new tax year!
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Scores of businesses, leisure groups and clubs have taken full advantage of the opportunities offered thanks to the opening of a new business park.
Oakham Enterprise Park, which was formerly Ashwell Prison, opened in September last year and since then 32 of the 55 units have been moved in to.
One such venture is a new nursery, which founders Lucy Charlton and Charlotte Molony are opening next month.
The pair are working on the final touches to Oakham Day Nursery, a £15,000 investment which will offer a large open plan playarea for children aged between six weeks and four years.
CCTV is also being installed, which allow parents to login to a website and keep an eye on their child while they are at work.
The development is set to create 14 jobs.
Lucy, 34, who has worked in childcare for nine years, said: "We thought the site was ideal for the nursery and there's a real need for it in the area. We're really excited about opening."
Lucy and Charlotte are holding an open day on Sunday, July 6, from 10am to 2pm, for parents to look around the facility.
Charlotte, 26, said: "It's taken a lot of hard work and preparation until now, so we're really looking forward to it.
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Personal trainer Ryan Smith has opened a new £20,000 high intensity fitness gym at the park called CrossFit Oakham.
Ryan said: "Things have gone really well since opening and we've had a lot of interest."
For more information, visit www.crossfitoakham.co.uk
Rutland County Council purchased the site for £1.34m from the Ministry of Justice, which closed the prison in 2011.
More than 40 people attended an open day which included guided tours of the 25-acre site in July last year.
The site has also been used as a backdrop location for a new BBC comedy drama, an episode of Panorama and photoshoots for Performance BMW magazine.
Deputy leader Coun Terry King (Con) was delighted at the level of interest shown in the park.
He said: "It is extremely pleasing to see so many businesses that are either start-ups (45 per cent) or new to the area (24 per cent) basing themselves at Oakham Enterprise Park.
"The site is home to a wide range of businesses including LED lighting and electronics companies, a financial advisor and even the call centre for a national dating agency.
"There are also several recreational businesses including a golf performance studio, personal fitness trainer, sports therapy clinic, judo club and a company planning on running airsoft events."
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A new gas treatment unit with a capacity of 6 billion cu m/year has been commissioned in the East Dome of the North Urengoy field, reports Gazprom Neft.
The launch of the East Dome will raise production at North Urengoy to its design level in 2014, exceeding 10 billion cu m of gas and 1.4 million tonnes of gas condensate.
CJSC Northgas, a joint venture of JSC Novatek and the Gazprom group, said 18 production wells have been drilled at East Dome. Infrastructure also includes gas gathering networks and a gas pipeline and condensate pipeline that lead to West Dome.
West Dome has been producing commercially since 2001. During this year's first 9 months, some 2.9 billion cu m of commercial-grade gas and 290,000 tonnes of gas condensate were produced. Gas condensate is shipped to the Purovsky plant for processing (OGJ Online, Oct. 17, 2013).
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Touching the football hasn't been an issue.
Bradley Roby has covered it up in the end zone for a touchdown after a fumbled snap. He has thrown his body in the way to block a punt, and nobody in the conference has broken up more passes per game than the Ohio State cornerback.
"I've got to get one this game," Roby said. "I've got to get a pick this game. I already have a couple routes that I'm looking forward to intercept that they run a lot. Hopefully they throw them, and hopefully I'm in the right position. I've got to get one this game.
"Everybody gives me a hard time because I'm supposed to be all this and that, so it's tough. I don't really worry about it. It's going to come to me when I need it, and when our team needs it. I just want to stay in position as much as possible."
Roby has done that with impressive regularity for a defensive back during the four games he has played when healthy. He has continually taken advantage of his chances to make a play when opponents throw on him or the Buckeyes turn him loose near the line of scrimmage and on special teams.
He's fourth on the team in tackles and has chipped in a sack as a blitzer off the edge. He pounced on an errant snap to a punter for a touchdown, and he flashed his athleticism last week at Michigan State by flying in to block a punt to change field position. And with eight passes broken up in the secondary, Roby has stuffed the stats sheet in a variety of ways that few defenders can match -- even if there's one column left blank.
He easily could have a couple tallies, and Roby still takes exception to a ruling that he was out of bounds after nabbing what he thought was his first interception of 2012 in the season opener against Miami (Ohio). The other would-be pick haunted him for at least a week, as he muffed what could have been an easy touchdown against California. But as much as he'd like to make up for those plays and break through with a pick, he has to balance that with fundamentally sound play, as Ohio State has no complaints about what he has been providing.
"The good thing about our profession and these kids playing, it's evaluation friendly," Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer said. "He's playing well, and if he wasn't playing well, I'd say he hasn't. He's playing very well, and he's grading extraordinarily high for a corner.
"I mean, like, real high."
That number was 94 percent in the win over the Spartans, though an exact grade was hardly necessary after Roby spent a week on the sideline nursing a sore shoulder.
He still isn't completely healed, but after deflecting two passes, leading the Buckeyes with nine tackles and blocking that punt last week, he's hiding any physical limitations. Given the stakes against another top-25 opponent and that interception void he's so anxious to fill, there really wasn't much chance he'd miss another game this week anyway.
"I just want to do anything I can to support my teammates and make as many plays as I can in any kind of way for my teammates," Roby said. "If that means I have to step up in the run and tackle the quarterback or the running back as much as possible, then that's what I'm going to do.
"I want to win."
When the Buckeyes do that, Roby's fingerprints are usually on it one way or another.
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Adding the selection of additional publishers is a major focus for AudiobooksNow in 2013. "We are currently in talks with other major audiobook publishers," Ross said. AudiobooksNow expects to add all the major audiobook publishers by the end of the year. AudiobooksNow currently offers over 12,000 digital audiobook titles.
Harper Audio brings an award winning selection of titles to AudiobooksNow; titles like "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman and "The Known World" by Edward P. Jones. They also bring bestselling titles like "Good to Great" by Jim Collins and "Next" by Michael Crichton. Harper Audio's diverse selection of popular titles will add over 2,200 titles to AudiobooksNow's selection.In addition to the growing selection, AudiobooksNow continues to innovate with a state of the art website and a new version of their Apple iOS app expected out by the end of April. AudiobooksNow has also launched a new Club Pricing Plan that offers plan members 50% off their first purchase each month and up to 25% off each additional purchase. "The Club Pricing Plan more than pays for itself with the first purchase," said Ross. There is currently a 30-day free trial to the Club Pricing Plan.
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Generex: What Happens in India, Stays in India
"Sure, so we haven't recognized any revenue from India, so we did send them some shipments, but those were for the clinical trials, so went to expense rather than revenue right now. So once we get through the Phase IV marketing trials, we can begin to recognize revenue."
Despite what Gluskin said on the Oct. 19, 2009 conference call, there is no record on the company's Web site or on a conference call transcript from 2007 or 2008 saying that a clinical trial in India was a "condition" for Oral-lyn's approval.
And Generex's own press release of March 25, 2008, which describes the 210,000 canisters of Oral-lyn as a "commercial order" intended for an "Indian product launch," contradicts Fellows' claim on the same conference call that the shipment of Oral-lyn was intended for use in a clinical trial.
It also seems that Generex didn't disclose the halt to Indian Oral-lyn sales in SEC documents relating to the sale of more than $32 million in company securities in four separate financing deals from May-September 2009.None of the four prospectuses filed with the SEC outlining the sale of Generex common stock and/or warrants in these four deals disclose information about the Indian government's actions with regards to Oral-lyn. Of course, even though Oral-lyn was pulled from the market in India, the drug could get reapproved there if subsequent trials are performed and Generex reapplies for approval. But in the meatime, for Generex, it seems like whatever happens in India, stays in India. -- Reported by Adam Feuerstein in Boston Related Stories: Biotech Stock Mailbag: Generex Biotech Stock Mailbag: Generex, Part II Follow Adam Feuerstein on Twitter.
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I watched one of the Republican debates last week. Really I did because I no longer can stay up late enough to watch Saturday Night Live. And why should I stay up that late when the parodies on SNL cannot live up to the real thing. If Daffy Duck were running he would be able to hold his own against some members of the current gaggle of candidates. In their defense I admit there are so many debates on the calendar it is a wonder someone hasn't turned into a political version of Jack Nicholson in The Shining.
Still, even if Bozo the Clown was running he would already be off to a good start to winning in 2012. What? How can that be when we haven't even had the first caucus or primary?
According to extensive reporting in both U.S. News and World Report and the Chicago Tribune, not exactly bastions of liberal thinking, the groundwork is already being laid in key states to restrict voting and voter registration. And it is all being done in the name of fighting voter fraud and fake voter impersonation.
The fact of the matter is that is a charade – a pea and shell game, if you will. George W. Bush's Justice Department spent years and, by all accounts, fairly investigating voter fraud and did not manage to prosecute one voter for impersonating another. And, according to another study, of the 300 million votes cast between 2002 and 2007, federal prosecutors convicted a grand total of 86 people for fraud. That number might affect the outcome of an election in Lakeville.
Two states where Republican majorities and governors are going to great lengths to restrict registration and early voting are Ohio and Florida. Wow, what a coincidence, Ohio and Florida. Gee, why do those two states seem to ring a bell?
In Florida early voting has been cut from two weeks to one week and voting on the Sunday before Election Day eliminated. And anyone who registers a new voter and makes a procedural error faces prosecution. So many roadblocks have been put in place that the non-partisan League of Women Voters has suspended registration drives.
Republican state senator Michael Bennett even went as far to say that voting should be neither easy nor convenient. Sorry, pal, that is wrong.
Take Indiana, for example, where no one in authority has had the courage to change our archaic voting hours of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Those hours actually may have been the difference in Obama winning the state in 2008. Suburban voters, who lean republican in the state, have more difficulty voting within that time frame.
There is a considerable amount of money being poured into key states by outsiders who only want their personal agendas in place.
In this divisive age can't we all agree that every American citizen should have an easy path to vote?
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If we don't get a bunch of rain later this week and weekend I will be doing the Patapsco 100, a new 100 miler in Maryland. This course is going to be pretty tough with a lot of varied terrain and some mud likely due to all of the recent rain. I am putting a brand new chain on my bike and looking for chain lube recommendations.
I did a pre-ride last weekend and there was a good bit of mud on the upper part of the course (about 8 miles or so) and I started getting chain suck like crazy. What are your recommendations for chain lube for this event? I don't want to have to lube my chain more than a couple times during the race. Based on the reviews it looks like Chain-L or Dumonde Tech would be good choices. What if I use one of those options and need to re lube during the race? It doesn't seem like these would be good lubing options during a pit.
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Ameristock, manager of the very successful (AMSTX) Ameristock fund, is moving further into the exchange-traded fund space.
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There will be five separate ETFs, with the funds based on Treasuries with one-year, two-year, five-year, 10-year and 20-year maturities. All of the funds are expected to have a 0.15% expense ratio.
Barclays, the bank behind iShares ETFs, offers several bond ETFs. But instead of targeting a specific maturity, the iShares funds -- iShares Lehman 1-3 Year Treasury (SHY), iShares Lehman 7-10 Year Treasury (IEF) and the iShares Lehman 20+ year Treasury Bond (TLT) -- target a range of time.Ameristock's new bond ETFs will be more of a benefit to people who trade actively, or to institutional managers, who now will have a fast and easy way to more narrowly manage duration, make short-term directional bets on interest rates, and quickly reallocate the makeup of their bond portfolios. Unfortunately, these funds may not be right for do-it-yourself investors looking for steady income. According to the Ameristock
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Belize City Lamanai Mayan Ruins Excursion Reviews
Do not buy they shore excursions from the cruise line. They charged about $130 and we only payed $40 once we were at port. We learned alot about the city and culture and even got to climb to the top of a Mayan Ruin. Not sure of the operating company but the tour guide, Jungle Joe, was fantastic!
We were late getting going because it was stormy and the seas were rough. It took about 2 hours to get the ship situated to get the tenders out. After a rough ride in the tender we got to shore and got on our busses. After an hour drive, we got on speed boats to take us up the New River to Lamanai. It was a wonderful place and I'd like to go back. Because we were so late starting, we didn't have time to see much and walked quickly thru everything. I wish there were guides there to tell us what we were seeing and time to explore more. Because of the time problems, we were really rushed - no one's fault - just the situation of the day.
In Belize we did the Lamanai Mayan Ruins/River Cruise and LOVED IT! We booked through the cruise ship after we read reviews about it being an all day tour and we received confirmation the cruise ship will wait for tours booked through them if they are late. Sure enough, our excursion arrived after the last tender time, but yes, there was a tender waiting for us, so no problems! This excursion felt like we had 3 excursions in one. An exceptional excursion done by Ken U Belize It Guide Services. After the 20 min tender from the cruise ship, which was a boat ride with a local water taxi with seating on top (sun) and below (shade) we got onto a bus for an hour long ride. We enjoyed seeing the city, then countryside and hearing our guide (E Ken) educate us about Belize during the ride. The hour went by fast. After the bus ride, we received bottled waters and a bathroom break then boarded our jet boats. This was so much fun! The boats would stop at different locations and the guide would point out termite nests, different colorful birds, water lilly's, bats . . . and we saw 3 crocodiles! He told us the week before they saw a jaguar drinking water on the river's edge. At the Lamanai ruins, our guide took us to three different ruin areas, where you could take pictures, climb the ruins, walk around, etc. He offered good information about the history of the Mayan's, the site, etc. Since there was a lot of walking, the guide offered to those that didn't want to continue the opportunity to return to the open-air shopping area where you could browse a museum, buy a coke, shop for some local products, etc. While we were at the ruins we enjoyed the howler monkey's playing above us, jumping from tree to tree, and making their loud monkey noises! The return river trip was wonderful again. Then, lunch of Stewed Chicken, Rice/Beans, Cole Slaw and bottled fruit drinks was provided. Local beer was for sale $3. Although everyone knew we might be running late, the excursion never felt rushed and the guide assured us they kept in touch with the cruise ship to assure we would have the last tender waiting for us. Note: Although some of the buses did have facilities, ours did not. You may want to use restrooms on the ship before getting on the tender. When we arrived in port we went straight to the bus.
I liked this. My only complaint was that the bus was very hot on the way back to the port.
The ruins were fantastic and something to see. However, our guide left a lot to be desired. He was so locked into minutia and repeating everything over and over that he lost the interest of the entire group with a couple of minutes at every stop.
The bus ride was long, but that could not be avoided. The boat ride in to the ruins was an hour and 20 minutes. That was excessive, especially as there was no animal, plant, or anything else or interest seen during the trip. The trip out was only 40 minutes and we saw many different interesting critters. The additional 40 minutes we could have had at the ruins if we had taken the shorter route in would have been very welcome.
The food we were served for lunch was acceptable for the most part. I say for the most part because I cannot eat curry and the chicken was curried. the rest of the meal was palatable but nothing to write home about.
Enjoyable tour. The hour long boat ride to the ruins is it's own adventure. The Lamanai Mayan ruins were interesting and probably the best ruins to see on the ports of call. The walk to the ruins is rocky (tree roots & large rocks) but safe as long as your watch where you're going. Lunch was very good a local meal of stewed chicken, rice with beans, coleslaw and choice of beverages. Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared inforamtion about the local area and culture.
This was our favorite tour and if you're interested in seeing the ruins this may be the best offering.
Getting There Is Half the Fun!
I found this company online after searching for excursions. It would seem they handle excursions in several different ports of call and handle huge variety of excursions as well. They seem to operate as a fairly well oiled machine with a few minor hiccups here and there.
We chose Lamanai for a couple of reasons. First, as far as Mayan sites go, this is a rather large one. On the website they list that there are 800 structures at this location. I will tell you that only 10% of the entire site has been excavated so really it's more like a half a dozen that you can see but it's still incredibly cool.
Since Belize is a tendered city the port is pretty well secured with buildings surrounding a "mall" of sorts on the waterside. You must get through this area and exit in order to find your tour guide. People are generally friendly and we were able to ask for directions along the way. When we met up with our guide (Wentworth), he took us in a small van along a road for about fifteen minutes where we stopped along the side of the road to board a large school bus type vehicle and begin our actual tour. Our guide was a local born and raised in Belize and was able to field a wide variety of questions after giving his initial speech regarding the tour. He seemed very versed and gave clear and concise answers. He also provided us with information on the local language and some of the customs. The bus itself isn't too bad. The air conditioning worked okay not great but it seemed fine for this adventure. The roads in Belize are not nearly the quality of the roads in Mexico. So be prepared for a rather bumpy ride.
We traveled for about an hour and arrived at a very large complex situated on the river. Once there we were provided with an authentic Belizean lunch which consisted of "mystery meat" (chicken) that was fall off the bone good! We were also given traditional beans and rice which are made with coconut milk and a slice of plantain. To wash it all down you had your choice of bottled water or Real Coke made with local sugarcane. It was incredible! The chicken was so good that we ended up getting the recipe and buying the spice to make it at home. After lunch you can use the restroom/facilities and then we boarded the boat. There is a tourist police officer that accompanies you. The boats that this location uses are far superior to other tours we saw along the river. Our boat was a fiberglass construction with a canopy that covered the entire length of the boat. It also had much more powerful engines and we were able to actually pass other tours along the way. The boat ride itself besides the speed is also informative. We learned about locals living along the river and we were even able to stop and see some insect bats or Hermosa bats. Pulling up alongside of the tree that they were on by the bank our guide splashed water on them and they scattered like a Scooby Doo adventure! The boat ride is actually quite pleasant because of the speeds involved providing you with an ample breeze to keep cool. When we arrived at the site there were several other boats there as well. Taking a survey ours was definitely the best boat.
Although the facilities are scarce at this archaeological site, there is a restroom and three "huts" that have souvenirs for sale. There is also a small museum that you will definitely want to check out as it contains the "city stone". This stone not only contains the King that was ruling when the site was created but it also contains the name of the site. This is one of the very few Mayan sites in the world is actually named from the Mayans themselves as most of the sites had been robbed and record of the name of the site destroyed or removed. The stone is quite large and you should take note of the picture of the King. Judge for yourself whether or not he may be wearing some sort of breathing apparatus or jewelry as some of the nonbelievers state.
If you listen carefully you can hear howler monkeys and toucans in the trees. The jungle provides a good amount of shade for most of this adventure however you will still need sunscreen around the temples. The tallest temple is called the "Lag Temple" is about 125 feet to the top and it is incredibly steep. I do not recommend it for people who are "balance challenged" or frightened of heights. There is a rope to aid you with going up or down but you can manage to do without it as I did as long as your surefooted. I was able to take some pretty spectacular panoramas from the top of this Temple it's truly a breathtaking and amazing view.
After the ruins tour, you basically do the whole thing in reverse boat to the boat ramp and then hop back on the bus for a trip straight to the cruise port this time. Along the way our guide gave more information on the historical aspects of the ruins and told some funny antidotes as well. Remember to bring cash to tip with as there really isn't anywhere for you to get some along the way. Overall this is quite a nice day's adventure and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys historical and cultural informational tour's.
We originally booked the Xunantunich, but it was cancelled due to flooding. We booked Lamanai in lieu of, and it was wonderful! Bus ride from the pier to Orange Walk, BZ followed by what's described as a "scenic river cruise". It's more of a speed boat ride, which I loved. And it is scenic. We saw some birds along the way. It's 25 miles down the river to the ruins. The ruins were amazing. Huge structures… And it's in the middle of the Belizian rain forests so it's gorgeous otherwise. And we saw Howler Monkeys. Too cool….
Belize City was our next stop, again not great weather but better than the previous day. This was the only excursion we booked through NCL, we booked it 2 months ahead of time as we had a party of 20 and wanted to make sure everyone could get on it together. When we got on board all the other staterooms in our party had their excursion tickets delivered. When ours did not arrive I inquired with the butler who said he would look into it. The night before he let us know that the shore excursion people told him we were never booked on the tour and that it was now full. My husband pulled up our email confirmation of booking it (and paying for it) he took it down to the shore excursion desk where they then told him they had to remove some people from the tour as there were less spots available than they originally planned and refused to help him although I am sure other people had booked after us. We were upset since the other 15 people in our group were still booked on it so we then contacted the concierge Roel who said he would get it taken care of. Within about an hour he brought us our tickets and apologized for the shore excursion desk, also offering us a dinner at one of the paid restaurants for the several hours of trouble this issue had caused. When we got to the tour it was nice, about an hour bus ride and then an hour boat ride up the river to get to the ruins. The tour guide was nice but a little boring and hard to understand but overall we enjoyed the tour.
While tendering to a port isn't exactly a fun time, especially as far out as the ships have to anchor in Belize, it wasn't a bad tender ride other than length of time.
Our favorite excursion of the cruise was the Lamanai Mayan ruins via a boat (I think they called it mayan ruins and river safari). Basically after a long bus ride, they drop you on some boats. The boats held quit a few people, but had twin 200hp outboards on back, and once you got out of the no wake zone those boats were flying down the river, it was sort of an adventure in itself. The ruins were fun, and we must have hit the timing right, as many times, we would walk up to a set of ruins and there were no people around, and you could quickly capture some photos before there were tons of other tourists in them. We were also allowed to scale the high temple, which was a lot of fun and felt like a major accomplishment, although we had a couple of sore muscles the next day from it.
Not a huge amount of time once we got back from our excursion but we did walk around some in the mean time.
We booked a tour of the Lamanai ruins through NCL. We typically prefer to book our tours independently but were aware that we would be travelling a long distance and wanted to make sure we got back to the ship on time. We travelled by bus for about an hour and then by boat for about 45 minutes before arriving at the Lamanai site. The tour was well done with guides knowledgeable and informative. Highly recommend. This tour was one of the reasons we booked this cruise.
I took the RC Lamanai tour, and it was essentially a disaster. We spent three hours getting to the ruins, then they rushed us through the ruins in less than an hour. We didn't eat lunch until 2:30, and we had no snacks. It started pouring rain on the speed-boat ride back to the bus, and we were soaked to the bone and freezing for four hours. The boat should have provided us with real ponchos, or they should have canceled the trip because they are not set up for rain. Truly a miserable day, which is too bad, because the ruins are amazing.
Today's excursion went as planed. The weather held out, although it was overcast, it did not actually rain. Because we had a tour booked through the cruise line, we had a priority tender (smaller boat that takes you to the pier, as the large ships are not allowed that close in due to the reefs).
Once there we were ushered to a large bus (there were around 30 of us). During the first part of our tour (really just the 45 minute drive to where the real things tarted) once of the guides kept up an interesting narrative describing life in Belize. After a short bathroom break, we boarded another small boat for a scenic river trip up to the Lamanai ruins. A different guide made sure we saw some wild spider monkeys and described other wildlife and scenery on the way. The driver of the boat took his job seriously, and we whipped around some corners in a way which might be frightening to some, but which my husband and I (and apparently most of the passengers) loved! I love a boat ride of any sort, and this was definitely high energy and fun.
We got to the ruins and yet a third guide took over to describe what we saw. I won't go into all of it, because the info is readily available online, but my impression was very positive. although the tour group we were with was quite large, and there were other large groups there, we were still able to have relatively personalized descriptions and time to just look around at each stop. We were allowed to climb one of the pyramids. I was hesitant, and started taking photos instead. I looked around for my husband to ask him something, and he was nowhere to be seen.. until I glanced up at the top of the pyramid, where he was waving down to me! That settled it, now I HAD to go up. it was hard, but not as hard as I feared. A large roap was available to help you pull yourself up the steepest part. The view from the top was definitely worth the climb. but apparently we (the entire tour group) took so long there that we ended up rushing past the last stops on the tour. no great loss, I imagine, at any rate I didn't feel cheated of any experience, and would rather have the time on the things we did see to experience them thoroughly than whizzing though more sights. We didn't have time to spend at the souvenir area, and were rushed back to our boat for a speed ride back to the starting point, where we had a simple but tasty lunch. There was an artisan there selling hand carved wooden bowls, and I ended up spending far too much to buy a couple of these. a quiet bus ride back to the pier just in time to catch the last tender back to the ship.
We booked the Lamanai Mayan ruins tour with Island Marketing. We booked it on the Belize Shore Excursions website. At first I was a little worried about booking this tour, but when I found out other people from our Cruise Critic group were doing the same tour, I decided to go for it. It is a looooong tour, at least 6 hours. It takes 2 hours to get to the ruins and 2 hours to get back, plus you have to factor in the tender process! It was somewhat risky to book a tour like this outside the cruise line, but these companies make a living off getting you back to your ship on time and guarantee it. We had a lengthy stay in port, so I felt we would make it back with a little time to spare.
After everyone checked in, we loaded into a bus and took an hour long ride to a boat dock on the river. It then started raining! It was cold hard rain, too. We piled into 2 speed boats and started our hour long ride down the river. Thankfully, we sped out of the rain within 5 minutes and it stayed clear the rest of the day. This was the only 'bad' weather we had all week! Pretty good for the tropics in hurricane season!! Along the way they slowed down and pointed some things out.
After the boat ride we had a DELICIOUS meal with a bottle of sugar cane sweetened Fanta. I got pineapple flavor. It was a little too sweet for me, but tasted good! It was like drinking a Popsicle. The lunch was a well seasoned and slow cooked chicken, beans and rice, sweet plantains, a potato salad type dish, and a spicy salsa. After lunch we started the tour of the ruins. The bugs are crazy bad here. The ruins site isn't fully excavated, so it is surrounded by jungle. We sprayed ourselves up and down with OFF Deep Woods (25% deet) before we started the tour and it worked well. I got a few bites, but they did not itch at all. The tour was good but it was a little rushed. Due to our time limits, it was understandable. We did get to climb one ruin, the tallest temple on the grounds. Our guide, Eeeze, was great and told us all about the Mayan culture in this area and the plants in the area that they used for various things.
The ruins themselves were really cool! Most of the jungle is still intact and that adds an Indiana Jones kind of feel to the experience. I highly recommend this tour, but the 4 hours of transportation time is a PAIN!!! At least this tour breaks it up by doing half bus, half boat. As stated, they got us back to the pier in time, and I mean IN TIME. We ended up being on the second to the last tender boat and we stepped back on our ship a little after our 'sail away' time of 6PM. But, we made it back, that's what counts the most!
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Early English Baptists.
While visiting a notable urban, moderate Baptist congregation earlier this year, I was pleased to observe that the church was hosting a two-month-long weekly series about Baptist heritage. Much to my surprise, however, the series introduced Baptist history through the lens of the B. H. Carroll's Trail of Blood, a booklet espousing an unbroken line of "Baptist" immersing congregations dating to Jesus and John the Baptist John the Baptist
prophet who baptized crowds and preached Christ's coming. [N.T.: Matthew 3:1–13]
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head presented as gift to Salome. [N.T.: Mark 6:25–28]
See : Decapitation . Indeed, a church bulletin board revealed that this congregation was not celebrating four hundred years of Baptist history per se, but rather "400 Years of English Baptist History."
Origin narratives provide the foundations of religious belief among faiths and within specific faith groups, establishing identity and legitimacy. The need to trace Baptist roots to New Testament times, prevalent among many nineteenth-century Baptists who wished (among other things) to distance themselves from the perceived evils of the Roman Catholic Church Roman Catholic Church, Christian church headed by the pope, the bishop of Rome (see papacy and Peter, Saint). Its commonest title in official use is Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. , has not stood up to the rigors of historical study, although some adherents obviously remain even in places unexpected.
Indeed, ongoing insights gleaned from the study of our English Baptist forebears of the early seventeenth century are far more compelling than efforts to retroactively ret·ro·ac·tive
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Among the intriguing aspects of the story of early English Early English
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[Middle English *enragen, from Old French enrager : en-, causative pref. the Trail of Blood crowd, but Whitsitt's book put into play a revisioning of the historical role of the practice of baptism. Stephen Wright's 2006 volume, The Early English Baptists, 1603-1649, an examination of primary and secondary sources of the early English Baptists, questions not only the precise date and place at which Baptists began immersing, but also argues that the practice of immersion was not borrowed from Anabaptists, as commonly held by many historians. In addition, Wright downplays the stark theological divisions traditionally attributed to the earliest Baptists, voiced in the labels of General and Particular Baptists Noun 1. Particular Baptist - group of Baptist congregations believing the teachings of the French theologian John Calvin who believed in strict predetermination
Calvinistic Baptist
Baptist denomination - group of Baptist congregations . In short, Wright's volume represents the manner in which fresh analysis of source material raises new questions concerning early English Baptists.
While the ongoing scholarly discussions of Baptist origins will likely not emerge in many Sunday School Sunday school, institution for instruction in religion and morals, usually conducted in churches as part of the church organization but sometimes maintained by other religious or philanthropic bodies.
In England during the 18th cent. classes across Baptistdom this year, the 400th anniversary of Baptists is a reminder that origin narratives are central to faith identity. The danger of discussing origins lies in the conforming of history to self-serving purposes, while the benefit of such engagement is the opportunity to engage historical truth and learn more about ourselves and our faith in a manner that gives greater meaning and purpose to our collective future. In pews and university classrooms, in print and online, from pulpits and podiums, and among groups small and large, the never-ending, ever-evolving narratives of Baptist beginnings now lead us into a new century.
Bruce T. Gourley
Interim Director
The Center for Baptist Studies
Mercer University Mercer University is a private, coeducational, faith-based university with a Baptist heritage, located in the U.S. state of Georgia.
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Blondage 9 Old Fashioned Schooling
Niall Horan prefers the attention he gets at old fashioned British boarding schools.
The kiss of the whip is always welcome!
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Sweet Potato Pie! You bring out the Cat o' 9 tails for Blondage 9, and on my sweetie Niall even. You have pulled out all the stops on this one.
There have been reports that Niall's ass is a bit squidgy, it'll be firmed up quite nicely thanks to the attention of the Kitty.
The question is this: Has that Cat been properly prepared? A good soaking in salt water and its ready to go.
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Bondage never fails to get James as hard as a rock...he's always so surprised???
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Blondage 10
Alex Pettyfer in macho mode taking in some bdsm!
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that's smoking dude.....prime tool for a hot throat fucking
Double Stud Stakes
Stephen Amell and Brant Daugherty agreed to a joint session of stake suspension and ball stretching!
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any chance you can help me clean all this cum off the ceiling you keep causing
homo deepho maybe....I should start my own business
Blondage 11
Jeremy Sumpter got plenty of restraint training filming Peter Pan way back when!
Choice blond milk!
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It's never too early in the year,
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I noticed some errors in my recent Jeremy Sumpter pic (Blondage 11).
I have edited the picture and am posting the corrected version which eliminates the black splotches
on the right side of his head! (too much of the smooth tool!!!)
Blondage 12
The binding of Ryan McPartlin (NBC's Chuck)...
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Blondage 13
The very blond and still a favorite...
Nick Carter!
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smokin nick carter pic mate.....zylka would be jealous
Blondage 14
I just adored cute Randy Harrison on Queer as Folk!
Wish Brian would have tied him up and worked him over like this!
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So amazing Paxart. Make me cum every time. These are so great. May I make a few request? Some of Kyle Gallner and some Shiloh Fernandez and so,e of Shawn Roberts,there are sadly no fakes of these hot hot actors
Next Episode on Teen Wolf!
Colton submits his hole to the Assmaster Tyler!
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Shiloh Fernandez stars in the new movie "Attack of the Venutian Tentacles"; a rather demanding role.
My thanks to Priapus for the original pic!
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Blondage 15
Nick had a brother you know!
Pop queen Aaron Carter in the dungeon!
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But when did Aaron become queen? I always thought he was pretentious as the self titled prince(ss) of pop. Was Bieber's arrival and claim to that title what bumped Aaron up to queen status?
Are the two of them gonna end up in a cat fight as they both vie for the title of "queen of pop"? Supposedly Aaron is trying to make a comeback, although I've yet to hear a new(ish) song.
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
Love the Nick and Aaron Carter fakes. I'll bet Nick has a fat cock just like that.
It's never too early in the year,
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Blondage 16
Thought Justin Hartley and Tom Welling should have been fucking like wild men on Smallville!
Better to have him tied up for our private pleasure!
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hartleys blonde taint is also one of wildest fantasies.....thanks lover....you make me squirt so far
Pax: Love your continuing blondage series!
Niall Horan: Right out of Charles Dickens; we all know those British schoolboys crave discipline!
Randy Harrison: I was utterly in love with him on QAF; so innocent. I always wanted Brian to fuck him raw!
Nick Carter: The most beautiful Boy Bander of all! And that cock looks juicy enough to put on a bun!
Aaron Carter: I always found brother Aaron annoying; don't know why. Appropriate to have him bound and flogged!
Justin Hartley: Simply a beautiful pic. That muscular, sun buned body wrapped so tightly in red rope! I'm faint!
Blondage 17
Cute Randy Wayne caught in a factory fantasy!!!
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James G. Blanchard Jr., the Eighth Superior Court Judge for the Augusta Judicial Circuit, has received the 2013 Community Partner Award from the Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University.
Blanchard, who also presides over Drug Court and Mental Health Court in the Augusta Judicial District of Burke, Columbia and Richmond counties, was honored for working to address the unique needs of individuals who come into the legal system with mental illness and substance abuse problems, Dr. W. Vaughn McCall, Department Chairman, said in announcing the award.
"Judge Blanchard is one of a kind, a unique human who is not only interested in justice and fairness, but truly is compassionate and caring," said McCall, characterizing the judge as a humanitarian, advocate and community asset.
Blanchard helped establish a Drug Court for the Augusta area, which seeks to create safer communities and reduce substance abuse rates by providing structured, comprehensive treatment to substance abusers. Treatment programs include monitored drug screening, mandatory employment or school attendance, and regular court appearances.
Blanchard also is an advisor to the Augusta Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and visits the East Central Regional Hospital regularly to gain insight and provide support for people with mental illness.
Blanchard earned his law degree from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. He is a lifetime member of the Columbia County Historical Society, and a member of the Shield Club of Greater Augusta, Riverfront Marines Detachment 1132, and the Augusta-Richmond County Citizens for Good Government.


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- 0Feb 10, '13 by LauraLizWow, I can't believe that when I joined this forum I had just decided to go back to school, and now, here I am 3 months away from graduating!
So, just wondering...How long did you wait to take NCLEX after graduating and how long did it take you to find a job?
- 0Feb 10, '13 by xoemmylouoxI took like 3 months to do a final good review and to take a break. I found out pretty quickly that I passed and had a job within 2 mi this. This was over 6 years ago. Congrats and best of luck.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by hopefulwhoopGraduated in May--took NCLEX in July. Started working in August.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by CaptScrubs13Graduated mid may, took nclex first available date - one month later, interviewed beginning of September for my job and started 3 or 4 weeks later
- 0Feb 10, '13 by wish_me_luckGraduated May 2012, took/passed NCLEX in September 2012, and I do not have a nursing job right now--3 months of that though I was not looking due to monitoring stipulations. Hopefully, it will be soon.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorI took the NCLEX 6 weeks after graduation. I had surgery scheduled immediately after graduation--as in the Monday after the weekend ceremonies--so I didn't expect to hit the review books for at least a couple of weeks afterwards.
On the other hand, I didn't want to wait too long on taking the test either: better I get it over with while most of nursing school was still fresh in my mind. I figured about a month of reviewing would be enough.
I accepted a position about 3 months following graduation.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by KelRN215, BSN, RNI took NCLEX 3 weeks after graduation. I graduated 6 years ago when the job market was good, so I had my job offer in March of my senior year of college. Start applying NOW.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by PediLove2147Graduated in May, took the NCLEX at the end of June, had a job in September.
- 0Feb 10, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorLVN program - I took NCLEX about 2.5 months after completion and found a job a few days after receiving my temporary license. Of course, this was back in 2006 when the nursing job market was more robust.
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- Individually decorated
A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
The fine print for Luxy Suites Columbus
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
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.
No pets or service animals allowed
- A 13 percent city/local tax will be charged
- Pet fee: USD 50 per apartment, per stay (maximum USD 50 per stay)
- Facilities fee: USD 10 per person, per day and includes use of:
We should mention
No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.