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Control of your business data used to be reasonably easy in the old days of paper. There was probably a rickety old filing cabinet where all your photos and documents were kept and there was probably one person who knew exactly what was going on. But now that everything is digitalized, the management and organization of your important digital assets has got a lot more complicated - not to mention time consuming. IntelligenceBank Marketing is a flexible, fully customizable and easy-to-use Digital Asset Management (DAM) application for business that is packed with great features. This great looking, cloud-based app let's ... Read more
Along with Go and Chess, Backgammon is reckoned to be one of the oldest games in existence. It was originally thought to have been played about 5,000 years ago and seems to have originated in what today we call Iraq - though it was then known as Mesopotamia. Equally, real-time online backgammon play was just as quick off the mark with the first internet backgammon server coming online being established in 1992. However, the online game has come a long way since those days. BackgammonAce is an exciting, fast and free game application for iOS and Android that turns the ... Read more
Big business has whole departments to follow up on any business leads in order to take them to fruition. They run vast CRM's that are overflowing with features and make sure that they do everything in their power to nurture even the merest hint of a lead and turn it into a business opportunity. That's not so easy if you are a freelancer, an entrepreneur or a small businessperson who might not have the time or the resources to follow things up quite as efficiently. Nectar is an easy-to-use and very manageable lead tracking solution that is designed for those ... Read more
It has always left me totally flummoxed that it costs such a lot to produce true legal documents. Wills are probably the most perplexing. I've never quite worked out why such a small piece of paper can cost so much and, one has to wonder, is this a fiendish plot by lawyers who are trying to hold on to a nice little cash cow for themselves. LawDeal is a new and totally free legal document creator that puts a dent into legal fees by letting you create your own legal forms quickly and easily. Have you ever needed to ... Read more
The introduction of the computer systems has been such a boon to business over the last twenty years or so that it's impossible to envisage life without them. But with them comes other problems - especially now that every man and his dog seems to belong to some form of social network. There is always the temptation for them to log into their Facebook or Twitter account, play online games or, God forbid, watch porn sites and waste the time that you are paying them for. So, how can you monitor what they are doing behind their computer screens and ... Read more
You know how it is girls, don't you? You've spotted that perfect outfit in the window of your favorite clothing store but you just can't justify spending that amount of money on it. Maybe you can check in every now and again with all the different stores to see when it goes on sale. Kinda time consuming though isn't it. Shoptagr is a fashion price tracking application that does all the leg-work for you. Just tag the item you are interested and the app will do the rest and let you know the moment it drops in price. What's more, ... Read more
If you are lucky enough to have all your software development team in the one place you are probably in the minority these days. You will find that many will collaborate on projects with other developers that can be based anywhere else in the world. The problem arises for management teams when they are looking for development transparency on work done. Devizan is a cloud-based, software development application that will help when you need to check a project's state (at any point in its history,) changes made during development, maintenance phases or its documentation. Rather than showing screenshots or keyboard ... Read more
Most of us get our online, up-to-date news and general information from many different sources. World news may come from one place and sport will come from another - especially if you follow a sport like basketball. If you are into technical news you are definitely going to search somewhere up that serves those needs. iknow.io is a data and knowledge gathering application with a difference. While you can easily catch up with current events, iknow is a new app that delivers interesting insights into the news and get the fascination information that lies behind the main story. It's a ... Read more
Many may have scorned the 3D role playing adventure games that have cropped up over the last few years but i bet there wouldn't be many of those same wowsers and naysayers who would have thought that games like Tomb Raider and Myst would lead us to an app like this 3D event designer. Events Clique's 3D Event Designer is a staggeringly beautiful, extremely fast and very easy to use event design application that lets you create realistic 3D room layouts for everything from weddings and anniversaries to conferences and corporate events. It lets you create, decorate, organize, drag and ... Read more
CloudBase Inventory Management Software is, as is suggested, a way of keeping track of your inventory and knowing how much it s worth but without the need to download any expensive software or keep a detailed database as everything is simplified by keeping the information in the cloud. CloudBase is a ridiculously easy to use, very powerful and user-friendly way of intuitively knowing how much stock you are carrying. It serves as an excellent inventory tracking and management system and also as a Point Of Sale application as it logs your product as it comes in or goes out - ... Read more


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In addition to recent reports that the drugs work no better than sugar pills, the latest warnings added to the long list of adverse events linked to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants have focused on birth defects, suicide risks and violence.
However, the massive over-prescribing of SSRIs, including Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Celexa and Lexapro in combination with many other drugs now has medical experts scrambling to educate doctors about a life-threatening condition known as "serotonin syndrome."
According to the report, "A Mix of Medicines That Can Be Lethal," by Jane Brody, in the February 27, 2007 New York Times, "with the enormous rise in the use of serotonin-enhancing antidepressants, often taken in combination with other drugs that also raise serotonin levels, emergency medicine specialists are trying to educate doctors and patients about this not-so-rare and potentially life-threatening disorder."
[Best Syndication] Dr. Oz received a number of questions from Oprah's viewers. We have discussed some of the topics individually, but we will finish up with the remaining questions that were discussed with Dr. Oz on yesterday's Oprah TV show.
Dr. Oz is a co-author with Michael F. Roizen of top selling series of books about health including, "You: On A Diet: The Owner's Manual for Waist Management", and, "YOU: The Owner's Manual: An Insider's Guide to the Body that Will Make You Healthier and Younger." He checks in on the Oprah TV show to answer our most embarrassing medical questions.
Today Dr. Oz was asked if holding in gas all day long is harmful to your health. He answered that everyone passes gas, and you should be able to let loose so long as the room is airy enough to handle it. Dr. Oz said that beans, while they can cause gas, will not make your gas smell bad, but eating eggs, and meat will cause the bad smells. If you hold it in too long, you will not harm yourself, but you can cause yourself pain.
[Best Syndication ] Infant formula and baby food could have a new ingredient that will tame their appetites reports Lisa Melton in Chemistry & Industry magazine. The new baby foods could be on store shelves soon, as Clore Laboratory at the University of Buckingham are developing foods for infants that is fortified with leptin hormone.
Leptin is a fat hormone that controls hunger. The researchers believe that those who take leptin hormone early in life will never get fat and will remain slim despite eating those extra calories. You know those people that can eat and eat and never gain a pound.
Mike Cawthorne who is the head of the Metabolic Research group at Clore has already shown that supplementing infant rats with leptin protected them from ever getting fat or developing diabetes. They even showed that rats that were fed leptin and were fed a high-fat diet remained slender.
Scientists from the University of Glasgow found that fats found in our stomach could reduce the protective benefits of antioxidants including vitamin C. The research is being presented today, at the Society of Experimental Biology's Annual Main Meeting.
Cancer in the proximal stomach has been increasing over the last 20 years. The researchers report that environmental factors such as diet play a role. Nitrite is also believed to be a pre-carcinogen for gastric cancer.
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) is one antioxidant that protects against the formation of nitrite compounds by making it into nitric oxide. If the antioxidants aren't available, nitrite would form spontaneously into nitrosating species which could target secondary amines and bile acids and forming carcinogenic N-nitrosocompounds.
Researchers from the Rutgers University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture found a blueberry compound called pterostilbene may prevent colon cancer. These researchers found potential for the compound when in their animal study they were able to prevent colon cancer from developing. The study was first presented at the 233rd national meeting of the American Chemical Society. The study was funded by the National Cancer institute.
Pterostilbene is a powerful antioxidant that these researchers believe could be developed into a pill which might be an alternative treatment of colon cancer with fewer side effects than other commercial drugs. Unlike other fruits and vegetables that have shown to slow down the progression of colon cancer, this antioxidant is showing potential to actually prevent the disease from developing. Pterostilbene will not however cure colon cancer. Colon cancer is the second leading cause of death from cancer in the United States.

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Hi, my name is Cali and I am a black Lab. I am 10 weeks old and am having so much fun with my new family. I love to play with balls and rope, run, and chase all of the little children that come to my house. My favorite treat is a sweet potato chew and I love having playdates with my brother Bentley and best friend Bailey. I love to take naps in the rays of the sun or in the cuddly laps of my family. I am super sweet and loving life.
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In like a lion, out like a lamb. That's what they say about the weather in March, and I suspect that'll hold true this year. There are always two points during the gardening year when you have to just go on faith that the weather will do, more or less, what you expect it to. [Continue Reading…]
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March in the garden is a time of transition. I've always thought there was a sort of irony, that as weather just starts to warm up and the gardener finally starts to feel spring in her heart, we enter the leanest months of a year-round vegetable garden. The earliest fall-sown greens and overwintering brassicas are [Continue Reading…]


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Mountview Falls is a Complex Classic Cascade measuring 10 metres (33 feet) in height and 1.2 metres (4 feet) wide. It is located on a tributary of the Chedoke system, and experiences impressive flow after rainstorms and the spring snow melt.
Mountview Falls is an interesting waterfall from a few standpoints. There is a vintage postcard dated 1908 (picture is on the right) depicting this waterfall. What is unusual is that there is no name. It is simply called "Water Fall on the Mountain, Hamilton Ont." Therefore, a century ago Mountview Falls was known and photographed, yet nameless.
Joe Hollick, after thinking about this anomaly, realized why this waterfall was a photographers' subject in 1908. Many of the waterfalls in west Hamilton are accessible from the Chedoke Radial Trail, which is built on what was once the route for the Brantford and Hamilton Electric Railway. This particular railway began service to the neighbouring communities of Ancaster in 1907 and Brantford in 1908. By 1931 other modes of transportation had surpassed the train in popularity, so on June 30, the final run was made to Brantford using the same cars that had been used on the first trip in 1908. The tracks were removed the next year and the land as far as Ancaster was given to the Hamilton Parks Board in 1938. The 2.7 km strip forms part of the Bruce Trail. In 1995/96 the City of Hamilton developed the Chedoke Radial Trail for walking and cycling (and now waterfall watching).
In 2002, when Joseph Hollick produced his first poster titled "Waterfalls of Hamilton Seasons", Mountview Falls was included. However, as he could not find a name for it, he referred to it as "Easterly Falls on Chedoke Radial Trail". Mark Harris had listed the waterfall as Goulding Falls on his website in 2003. It was named Mountview Falls after the tiny community that used to exist at this location. This is the name that it has been called ever since.
How to get there
To access Mountview Falls, follow the same route you would take to get to Upper Princess Falls, only walk for fifteen minutes along the Chedoke Radial Trail instead of five. It is the second waterfall along the trail, Upper Princess Falls being the first.
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In October 2001, a man was kicked off a flight because of what he was reading. In 2003, G-Men paid a visit to someone's house after they were caught reading anti-invasion materials. Then the FBI warned us to be on the lookout for persons reading almanacs. Now, Wired News reports that carrying around a book titled Drugs and Your Rights may also get you noticed by security personnel.
for banned book week! Finally, a story about adults reading controversial material.
While I am certain each person, the Hayduke reader, the bookstore worker, may have chatted with officials, I think they may have blown things out of proportion in a bit of self aggrandizement. If the stories were fully true would not the mainstream press reported it as well not just creative loafing and indymedia?
The FBI did not warn us to be on the lookout for persons reading almanacs it warned law enforcement agencies. Remember Kathleen Hensman? Just because we are librarians does not me we lose rights that private citizens possess. We can report any suspicious behavior we encounter in such a manner as any reasonable person would. We were not asked to report almanac users, and to suggest otherwise is disingenuous.
Carrying a book about drugs might indeed get you noticed by security personnel, so might having a lovely figure, or carrying a flamingo - ask Jack Hanna.
Airport screeners are not watching what you read despite your anecdotes that require the suspension of disbelief. Your assertion is simply untrue, and that type of behavior besmirches the profession.
When librarians take themselves seriously, the public will as well.
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Saved by Zero
First, thank you Maria for featuring me on Chicisimo. This site has a wonderful collection of street style. Check it out here!
These pics are from 4th of July weekend when I made my ill-fated trip to Secondi (you see my purchase in hand). The weather was incredible that day. I love summer!
Ray-Ban Wayfarers
vintage J. Press button-down
Old Navy shorts
Urban Outfitters belt
Sweet Life sandals
Boyy bag
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- janettaylor said...
Lovely sandals and shirt...so sporty elegant...
XoXo - July 17, 2009 at 5:42 PM
- freeteyme said...
those sandals are so cute!
- July 17, 2009 at 6:14 PM
- drollgirl said...
look at you rockin' the short shorts!!!!
hope you have a fab weekend, complete with super weather!!! - July 17, 2009 at 6:21 PM
- Shin said...
I love that you tie your blue shirt! Great summer outfit! xxoxoxo
- July 17, 2009 at 6:46 PM
- Posh said...
So casuel but so lovely, very nice look!
- July 17, 2009 at 6:52 PM
- STEFANIE said...
Lovely outfit! :)
- July 17, 2009 at 6:59 PM
- Meg said...
What a beautiful look! it's so relaxed chic!
- July 17, 2009 at 8:31 PM
- Raez said...
adorable,, i love teh knotted shirt and those cute sandals!
xx raez - July 17, 2009 at 9:59 PM
- Meg said...
I like your cute, casual outfit.
- July 17, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- GingerSnap said...
It's a nice mix of preppy and funky :) I like it a lot!
- July 17, 2009 at 10:36 PM
- katie d said...
"you can always go taller" is one of my new favorite quotes I think. Outfit is so classic, I love it!
fauxasfck.blogspot.com - July 17, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- Suzanne said...
love your sandals!
- July 18, 2009 at 1:53 AM
- syd vicious said...
the perfect casual outfit!
- July 18, 2009 at 3:41 AM
- FASHIONconfectionairy said...
Emma does look really regal, I was so falling in love with her look that I posted another spread of her. Great pictures what camera do you use btw?
Www.fashionconfectionairy.weebly.com - July 18, 2009 at 4:20 AM
- butterfly said...
Congrats on being featured :) This outfit is a great summer cool look, love those sandals
- July 18, 2009 at 5:14 AM
- FashionJazz said...
Luv ur shirt!! looking stunning!! xx
- July 18, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- michellehendra said...
nice outfit.. absolutely yay!
xx - July 18, 2009 at 6:59 AM
- Erika said...
I love the way you styled the J. Press Buttondown. I've always wanted a shirt with the power to be tied into a pretty little knot about the tummy. :)
- July 18, 2009 at 9:47 AM
- yiqin; said...
I like how your shirt is tied!! I want your shoes ;)
- July 18, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- shopgirl28 said...
Nice top. The button down looks more summer casual tied like that.
- July 18, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Damsels said...
wow i am falling in love with your sweet life sandals .
i love all those straps and they look metal - July 18, 2009 at 12:39 PM
- Susan said...
love the sandals- great outfit, as always! :)
have a lovely weekend, xoxo - July 18, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- xtinagirl said...
Thank you :] just some thoughts I've been having! I don't think I've found the one item I've been waiting for. I'm looking out for a nice pair of flats and so far, no go. Maybe I'll find a pair in SF this Friday!
I'll admit it, I love accessories from Forever 21. It's hard for me to disengage myself from their belts!
And I can't remember if I posted earlier, but I heart your sandals. They're uber cute.
-xtina - July 18, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Elizabeth Marie said...
You are always so effortlessly chic! I love the shorts because I could never ever wear them so I left to live vicariously through you! XO
Hope you're having a lovely Saturday! - July 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM
- Ashley said...
I love your sandals, so cute!
http://breakfastatsaks.blogspot.com - July 18, 2009 at 6:01 PM
- Amelia said...
I love how you tied the shirt! So chic.
- July 18, 2009 at 8:48 PM
- Couture Carrie said...
Love this look, especially the sandals!
Congrats on your feature, darling ~ will go check it out now!
CC - July 19, 2009 at 1:07 PM
- HELENSKI said...
you look amazing!
- July 19, 2009 at 3:02 PM
- Melissa~ said...
Ray ban wayfarers, I dream with that sunglases.
I love all your outfit.
I see it, and I see summer.
thanks for your comment! - July 19, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- Eliza said...
Great outfit--I'm a huge fan of button-downs in general, and I love the sandals with this! The bag is a great touch, too. Perfect casual outfit for a summer afternoon out :)
- July 20, 2009 at 1:39 AM
- Kristin said...
Love the tied up shirt!
- July 20, 2009 at 3:21 AM
- The Haute-Shopper said...
Love this casual chic outfit! And I can't take my eyes off those sandals. I hope it still stays this warm for a while... I never even managed to wear most of my summer outfits last year because of the cold weather!
- July 20, 2009 at 4:16 AM
- ryder said...
that sweet life
sandals are
ray bans are my personal choice. so thumbs up for them. - July 20, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- miky said...
simple and lovley
- July 20, 2009 at 9:56 AM
- Tasha said...
You look great as always! Oh, check out my recent post, you've received an award! :)
- July 20, 2009 at 3:03 PM
- Grace said...
I love how relaxed this look is!
Love Grace. - July 20, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- Hippie Frou Frou said...
you are pulling off this look magnificently, not everyone could-looking great lady! love the tied shirt, cute detail!
jess s/// - July 20, 2009 at 9:46 PM
- piglet said...
You look so casual yet elegant. Love the tied up shirt!
- July 21, 2009 at 4:30 AM
- mintharvest.com said...
i love how you tied the button down:)
Olivia - July 21, 2009 at 11:34 PM
- thesydneygirl said...
love how you tied the top at the front.
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Here's a full listen of our most recent Band To Watch, Zambri, and their hooky, five-track left-field electro-pop EP Glossolalia. It's produced and mixed by Chris Coady (Gang Gang, Beach House, etc.) and Noel Heroux of Hooray For Earth, and well worth a listen. Backstory is here, the stream is below:
Zambri "Glossolalia" EP by kaninerecords
Glossolalia is out now via Kanine. Hit the BTW post for an MP3 of "Heather," a Hooray For Earth remix, and more infos.
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Gina D. Johnson
January 28, 1974 - December 08, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013 - 12:00PM to 2:00PM
Our Savior's Lutheran Church 110 W. Begley Street Greenwood, WI 54437
Friday, December 13, 2013 - 2:00PM
Our Savior's Lutheran Church 110 W. Begley Street Greenwood, WI 54437
GINA DEL FATTI JOHNSON, age 39, of Greenwood, passed away at her home on Sunday, December 8, 2013. A memorial service will be held at 2pm on Friday, December 13, 2013 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, in Greenwood, with Rev. Brian Campbell officiating. Visitation will be held at the church, on Friday, from 12pm until time of service.
Gina Del Fatti was born on January 28, 1974 in Marshfield, WI, the daughter of Matt and Diane (Podevels) Del Fatti. She was raised and received her education in Greenwood, graduating from Greenwood High School in 1992, and then attending Chippewa Valley Technical College for 1 year.
Gina was united in marriage to Trent M. Johnson on January 6, 1993 in Neillsville. She operated a day care at her home from 1994 to 2004 caring for the children of many of the Greenwood families. When grown, those children frequently came back to visit and reminisce about those "day care" days and what was happening in their lives.
In 2004, she went to work for her father at Del Fatti Leather. She was her dad's "Right Hand Man" and was highly regarded by customers around the world for her bright personality and knowledge of the company's custom work.
Gina was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church. She had many interests, but especially loved spending time with her kid's and family, and gardening.
She will be dearly missed by her husband: Trent, of Greenwood; 3 children: Taylan Michaela Johnson, Rylie Mattea Johnson and Jaeger Anthony Del Fatti Johnson; her parents: Matt and Diane Del Fatti of Greenwood; one sister: Angela (Jacob) Del Fatti-Kirchner and their children, Brooklyn, Cannon and Miranda of Little Chute; Gina's beloved in-laws: Michael and Shirley Johnson, Eric Johnson (Kathy Rachu), Amy (Josh) Vollrath, Tinker (Penny) Johnson, Luke (Lara) Johnson, Kallie Johnson, Kasey Johnson (Jordan Klingbeil), and "Grandma S'More" Amber Johnson; her maternal grandparents: Jr. and Evie Podevels of Colby; Godparents Ricky & Donna Podevels, Bob & Loni Klinke, Tony & Mary Del Fatti, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and many close and dear friends.
Gina was preceded in death by one brother: Harvey Del Fatti; and her paternal grandparents: Harvey and Mary Del Fatti.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be given in Gina's honor to be used for her children's education which she so highly valued.
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"This is good news for Iowa as one of the leading biodiesel- and soybean-producing states," says Delbert Christensen, ISA president and a soybean farmer from Audubon, Iowa. "Today's rule affects jobs in the biodiesel industry in addition to affecting soybean farmers by ensuring there will continue to be a baseline of demand for soybean oil. Studies show increased demand for soybean oil has helped bolster prices in recent years." Biodiesel is only fuel available in large enough amounts EISA was enacted on December 19, 2007. The legislation expanded the Renewable Fuels Standard and for the first time specifically provided for a renewable component in U.S. diesel fuel. RFS2 requires the combined 2009 and 2010 domestic use of 1.15 billion gallons, and after that, at least a billion gallons each year. To qualify as biomass-based diesel, the fuel must reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50% compared to petroleum diesel. Biodiesel is the only fuel available in commercial quantities in the U.S. that meets the definition of biomass-based diesel. On May 26, 2009 EPA issued the proposed rule to implement the RFS2 program. The proposed rule contained several significant flaws that were highlighted in comments made by ISA, as well as others in the soybean and biodiesel industries. Many of these concerns have been addressed in the final rule. Among them, GHG methodology used in the final rule has been updated to reflect industry comments, and biodiesel produced from domestic soyoil is assumed to reduce GHG emissions by 57% compared to petroleum diesel fuel, and EPA's uncertainty analysis recognizes that the GHG reduction could be as high as 85%. Agriculture, biodiesel industry concerned about Indirect Land Use Though there is still concern in the agricultural and biodiesel industries about the use of international indirect land use change in EPA's GHG methodology, the methodology employed in the final rule represents a significant improvement over the proposed rule. Ray Gaesser from Corning, who serves as an ISA director and is also vice president of the American Soybean Association (ASA), personally participated in several meetings with representatives of EPA to discuss issues with the proposed ruling. The first occurred in September, when Director of the EPA's Office of Transportation and Air Quality Margo Oge and Assistant Administrator for EPA's Office of Air and Radiation Regina McCarthy, along with other EPA associates, accepted Sen. Charles Grassley's invitation to come to Iowa. In addition to visiting with researchers at Iowa State University and a tour of a biodiesel plant, their visit included a stop at the Kimberley farm at Maxwell in central Iowa. It was the first time they had visited a working farm to learn firsthand about modern U.S. agriculture and see how soybeans are grown. While there, Gaesser and other representatives of ISA addressed issues with the proposed ruling. At the end of that day, the EPA staff invited ISA to come to Washington and continue the discussion. EPA officials' visit to Iowa last fall was very worthwhile "That meeting turned the tide," says ISA director of market development Grant Kimberley. "Thanks to the combined efforts of Sen. Grassley and others who participated in that discussion, a lot of goodwill was created that led to mutual openness for dialogue. That opened the door to our making comments to address revisions that needed to be made in the rule." The second visit between ISA and the EPA occurred in Washington, D.C., in November. At that meeting the discussion addressed the issues of having to certify that soybeans were not grown on new land, as well as problems with the proposed rule regarding climate change and indirect land use. "I believe the information ISA presented to the EPA proved valuable in having a favorable ruling in the RFS2," Gaesser says. "We were able to provide data from our Environmental Programs and our On-Farm Network research that was much more favorable and showed that modern soybean production is much more efficient than was shown by the information they had from USDA, dating back to the 1980s. Thanks to effort made by soybean farmers, it ended quite favorably. This is truly valuable to the future of biodiesel. At the same time we still need Washington to come through with the tax incentive for biodiesel, as well." |
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Lots going on out there right now so let's be having your thoughts/ideas and rants in this thread to share with the wonderful ForexLive community
Reasons welcome as always
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Lots going on out there right now so let's be having your thoughts/ideas and rants in this thread to share with the wonderful ForexLive community
Reasons welcome as always
Long on U/J @99.95. Confident that it will end the week above the opening of 100.40, or at the very least 100+. I am adamantly convinced that the unemployment numbers will send UJ well above 100. Heavy lots & leverage on this one.
Long GBP/USD @ 1.5255- 75 for bounce to 310 at least. Reasons… the .6% GDP wasn't exciting but its not bad. Some flushed out some weak longs. Uptrend still intact.
Stalking 3 swing trades, looking to go long UsdJpy on the condition Nikkei holds key support, if not, looking to short EY. Also looking to short a EurCad mini-rally with a small long EurGbp or EurChf to reduce short Eur exposure
head and shoulder on eur/usd?
1.32 should hold 1,3240 MUST HOLD
above 32.60 i am out
buying in some AUDNZD @ 1.1420 w 1.1380 sl , looking for kiwi to sell off later today.
one thing i am awfully curious to know, is how is CAD holding up so well with everything else buringni up espcially oil???
Earn 12% on those private notes.
hi euro rocket will take off next week . so book ur profit early.waiting for 1.34 when it will come. so boring week.
Trying to fade nzdusd but this thing is a monster today. Bullish engulfing on daily?
Just online and profit for shorting eurusd – scalping and make a nice profit. How about you guys? Ranging no trend but fine if you want to trade with a 20-25 pips TP.
Indictment of SAC capital . fund redemptions by blackstones etc. $14 bln hedge fund liquidation . probably gonna cause a small 3-5% move in s&p if it all happens at the same time. add the recent profit warnings by the big caps. its a small perfect storm to trigger a little correction.
here is 4hr chart of NZD/USD – https://www.tradingview.com/v/phOAg8i6/
I know you hate trend lines but would you jump on this? I am still short, was just trying to fade this move up. Maybe I'm biased…
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AIA Honor Awards 2011
The AIA Honor Award recipients for 2011 were announced this week and will be honored at the AIA 2011 National Convention in New Orleans. Recognizing excellence in architecture, interior architecture, and regional and urban design, 27 recipients were chosen from over 700 submissions.
Awarded buildings, including links to features on ArchDaily, can be found after the break.
2011 AIA Honor Award / Horizontal Skyscraper / Steven Holl Architects
The building has recently been awarded a 2011 AIA Institute Honor Award for its architectural creativity and contextual thoughtfulness. The jury commented, "This project skips along from mound to mound and manipulates the landscape – it builds it up and shapes it into a powerful form above the land with inventive manipulation. The building is shading the landscape and letting it breath – integrated sustainability. A reinvented building type with the building floating over the landscape – dancing on the landscape."
More information, with more photographs from Iwan Baan, after the break.
Theatre Agora / UNStudio
Architects: UNStudio in collaboration with B + M, Den Haag
Location: Lelystad, The Netherlands
Project year: 2005-2007
Photographs: Christian Richters, Iwan Baan
New Yorkers top Architectural Events of 2010
This years architectural events in New York are bound to have a meaningful effect on the years to come; the decision by NYU to add another tower complementing I.M Pei's existing Silver Towers complex (rather than their initial plan to demolish them), the opening of the first section of Brooklyn Bridge Park coupled with the completion of the High Line has re-established New York City as a key model to reference when it comes to designing urban public space, and finally construction began on Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, by Louis Kahn, to name a few.
From transportation, urban planning, exhibitions, residential and office buildings follow the break to see the New Yorkers list of some of the most influential decisions surrounding architecture over the past year in New York.
Hypar Pavilion / Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXFowle
Construction is complete on Hypar Pavilion at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, situated on the edge of Hearst Plaza and 65th Street, the new free standing structure is the home of a new public lawn and restaurant.
The dual requirements of a destination restaurant and a public green space located within the confines of the Plaza are satisfied with a single architectural gesture sited between the reflecting pool and the plaza's north edge. Elizabeth Diller comments, "Hypar Pavilion's moment of invention came when we discovered how to design a destination restaurant without consuming public space on the Lincoln Center campus. The roof became a new kind of interface between public and private, with an occupiable twisting grass canopy over a glass pavilion restaurant."
Follow the break for more photographs of the new Hypar Pavilion.
Architects: Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXFOWLE
Location: New York City, New York, USA
Design Team Principals: Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo Scofidio and Charles Renfro
Design Senior Associate: Kevin Rice
Architecture Team: Zoe Small, Haruka Saito, Ann-Rachel Schiffman, Stefan Roeschert, Michael Hundsnurcher, Roman Loretan, Dan Sakai, Chris Andreacola, Anthony Saby, Mateo Antonio de Cardenas, Toshikatsu Kiuchi, Felipe Ferrer, Hallie Terzopolos
Core and Shell Design: Diller Scofidio + Renfro with FXFOWLE
Kitchen Design: Yui Design
Lighting: Tillotson Design Associates
SMEP: Ove Arup & Partners
Acoustical: Jaffe Holden
Telephone and Data Consulting: Shen Milsom & Wilke
Construction: Turner Construction
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Iwan Baan
Labels Berlin 2 / HHF Architects
In response to the large demand of the fashion industry for showroom space, the client conducted an external expert evaluation with an international architectural competition in the spring of 2007 for a new building Labels Berlin 2. In September 2007 the expert commission awarded first prize to the design by HHF Architects.
The new center for fashion, Labels Berlin 2, was conceived to provide showroom space for approximately thirty different international fashion labels. A large event area and small restaurant are located on the ground floor. The design concept responds to the architecture of the adjacent building. The interior spaces of this historical building are strongly characterized by the repetition of arched windows used in the façade. This motif became one of the starting points for the design of the project.
After the break you will find more photographs of Labels Berlin 2, along with a more detailed description about the design.
Architects: HHF Architects
Location: Osthafen, Berlin
Client: Labels Projektmanagment GmbH & Co KG
Project Area: 1,537 sqm
Project Year: 2007-2010
Photographs: Iwan Baan
Iwan Baan receives Julius Shulman Photography Award
Photographer Iwan Baan received the inaugural Julius Shulman Photography Award in Los Angeles on October 10th. The Julius Shulman Institute at Woodbury University will honor the legacy of the renowned photographer during a series of events that coincide with the 100th anniversary of the day of his birth. The image.architecture.now exhibit is currently featuring Iwan Baan along with 9 photographers all whose work illuminates a range of explorations into documenting the experience of space. This exhibit is at Ahmanson Main Space at Woodbury University until October 23rd.
Kanagawa Institute of Technology Workshop / Junya Ishigami
Check out Junya Ishigami and Associates' amazing studio + workspace where students of the Kanagawa Institute of Technology get to spend their days designing. The studio is about the closest you can get to the feeling of working outside while being indoors. The floor-to-ceiling glass makes the building appear weightless and elegant, and the open plan preserves the building's sense of transparency as the viewer's eye can shoot directly across the uninterrupted space. 305 columns of various sizes support the stripped roof of skylights, yet their white color keeps the focus on the space and the view, not the structure. The columns, although seemingly random, as specifically placed to create the sensation of zoned spaces, but their nonrestrictive quality provides a flexible layout to suit the changing needs of students.
Inspiring place to design in, wouldn't you agree?
More photographs by Iwan Baan after the break.
Update: Pole Dance / SO-IL, by Iwan Baan
We are sure that SO-IL's PS1 installation, Pole Dance, will be a hit this summer. On Friday we had a preview by Alan R Tansey and today, we found at Iwan Baan's website another view on the installation. We hope you'll be able to visit the project in person sometime.
Complete photoset at Iwan's website, some photos after the break:
Horizontal Skyscraper / Steven Holl
Our friend and architecture photographer, Iwan Baan , just published on his website some of his recently shot images of Steven Holl's Horizontal Skyscraper in Shenzhen, China . The project is a long mixed-use complex which includes office spaces, apartments, a hotel and even a public landscape. Baan's photos illustrate Holl's idea that the "building appears as if it were once floating on a higher sea that has now subsided; leaving the structure propped up high on eight legs."
Complete photoset at Iwan's website, more images and more about the project after the break.
Denmark Pavilion, Shanghai Expo 2010 / BIG
The Shanghai Expo 2010 has opened its doors, and we start to see how the pavilions evolved from the previews we saw during design/construction phases at ArchDaily, to become a showcase of the current status of architecture from around the world.
The Denmark Pavilion was one of the first ones we presented you, almost a year ago. The project, designed by BIG with ARUP and 2+1, was interesting not only from an architectural and structural point of view, but also for the danish spirit it represents.
Basically, the pavilion is a big loop on which visitors ride around on one of the 1,500 bikes available at the entrance, a chance to experience the Danish urban way. At the center of the pavilion there's a big pool with fresh water from Copenhagen's harbor (one of the most clean in the world), on which visitors can even swim.
At the center of the pool you will find The Little Mermaid, a statue that has become a symbol for Denmark. And this time, it will be moved temporarily to China. In Bjarke Ingels words "it is considerably more resource efficient moving The Little Mermaid to China, than moving 1.3 billion Chinese to Copenhagen".
After the break, more images of the completed pavilion by arch photographer Iwan Baan, including Bjarke Ingels himself riding a bike on the circular loop:
Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre / Peter Rich Architects
Last year, architectural photographer Iwan Baan took a trip to South Africa to visit the Mapungubwe Interpretation Center designed by Peter Rich Architects.
Mapungubwe, located on South Africa's northern border with Botswana and Zimbabwe, prospered between 1200 and 1300 AD by being one of the first places that produced gold, but after its fall it remained uninhabited for over 700 years, until it's discovery in 1933. The society living in what today is Unesco World Heritage Site, is thought to have been the most complex in the region, implementing the first class-based social system in southern Africa. And besides the cultural heritage, Mapungubwe is also home to an immensely rich flora and fauna, including over 1000 years old Baobab trees and a big variety of animal life, including elephant, giraffe, white rhino, antelopes and 400 bird species.
You can see the complete photoset over Iwan Baan's website
Vakko Headquarters and Power Media Center / REX
Last year we presented you this interesting project by REX during its construction stage, where you could see how an unused structure was converted into the new headquarters for Vakko, integrated with a new complex steel structure. The project is now completed, and we can see the final result with photos by Iwan Baan and a complete set of drawings and diagrams courtesy of REX.
Despite the mix of the existing concrete structure with the new additions and the complex inner core (dubbed the "showcase"), the exterior of the building is read as a whole. The structural "X" of the glass panels on the facade break the monotony of the box on the outside, contrasting with the mirror like finish of the volume on top.
The "showcase" fills the central void with a mirror finish that turns the volume into a sculpture (as seen on the photos and on the showcase elevations below), while housing different programs that benefit from the arrange of the boxes, such as the auditorium, meeting rooms and showrooms.
REX once again shows innovative structural solutions in relation with the program, together with new uses of materials as we previously saw on the Wyly Theatre in Dallas.
After the break, the architect's description:
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Clientes: Vakko and Power Media
Architect: REX
Key personnel: Erez Ella, Tomas Janka, Mathias Madaus, David Menicovich, Tsuyoshi Nakamoto, Joshua Prince-Ramus, Ishtiaq Rafiuddin, Tieliu Wu
Consultants: ARTE, Autoban, Buro Statik, Cedetas, Dora, Eleksis, Front, Gurmen Muhendislik, Lamglass, Norm Tecnic, Say Yapi, STEP, Superpool, Cem Mimarlik
Area: 9,100 sqm (98,000 sqf)
Completion: 2010
Program: Headquarters for a Turkish fashion house—including offices, showrooms, conference rooms, auditorium, museum, and dining hall—as well as the television studios, radio production facilities, and screening rooms of its media sister-company
Photography: REX, Iwan Baan
S-Trenue Tower / Mass Studies
Architects: Mass Studies
Location: Seoul, Korea
Project Team: Minsuk Cho, Kisu Park, Zongxoo U, Younkyoung Shin, Sangkyu Jeon, Jingyoung Ha, Geunmi Ryu, Jieun Lee, Joonhee Lee, Daeun Jeong, Bumhyun Chun, Kiwoong Ko, Hartmut Flothmann, Dongchul Yang, Seongbeom Mo, Byungkyun Kim, Jisoo Kim, Songmin Lee, Vin Kim, Young Kim, Ranhee Kim, Kwangjin Woo, Minho Hwang, Jiyoung Yoon, Chungwhan Park
Structural Engineering: Junwoo Structure
MEP Engineering: HANA Consulting & Engineers
Civil Engineering: CG E&C
Landscaping: Alban Mannisi + Soltos Landscaping
Construction: SK E&C
Client: SK Networks
Site Area: 2,931 sqm
Project Area: 39,898.56 sqm
Design Year: 2006
Construction Year: 2006-2009
Photographs: Iwan Baan, Kyungsub Shin & Yong-Kwan Kim
Zollverein School of Management and Design / SANAA
Architects: Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa / SANAA
Client: Zollverein School
Location: Essen, Germany
Construction start: March 2005
Completed: July 2006
Project architect: Nicole Berganski
Associate architects: Böll & Krabel
Built area: 5.000sqm
Masterplan: Rem Koolhaas, OMA
Landscape: Agence Ter
Photos: Iwan Baan
Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art / SANAA
Location: Toledo, Ohio, USA
Client: Toledo Museum of Art
Architect: Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa / SANAA
Team: Toshi Oki, Takayuki Hasegawa, Keiko Uchiyama, Mizuki Imamura, Tetsuo Kondo, Junya Ishigami
Built area: 7,000sqm
Site area: 20,000sqm
Opening: 2006
Structure: Guy Nordenson & Associates / SAPS
Glass consultant: Front Inc
Lighting: Arup / Kilt Planning
Photos: Iwan Baan


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Another year, another list. For Stonerobixxx, 2012 was a year of change and progress. January 2013 marks our 5th birthday and we're already nearing 4 months of music blogging through stonerobixxx.net!
This place still has a long way to go but I can proudly say it runs 100% INDEPENDENT. Something I sorely missed back in the blogspot days... New concepts and ideas are in the making as we speak! On to 2012's favorites;
15. Bell Witch - Longing
Longing is simply the best slab of slow, raw 'n heavy DOOM I've heard all year. A cultish grimdark masterpiece in the genre.
14. OM - Advaitic Songs
OM's latest is yet another mystical journey into hypnotic stoner-psychedelica like you've never quite heard it before.
13. Conan - Monnos
Heaviest sludge-induced piece of barbaric mayhem 2012 has to offer.
12. Incantation - Vanquish In Vengeance
Lots of solid doom/ death releases this year. Incantation's Vanguish in Vengeance takes the cake, remaining one of the most extreme bands in the genre.
11. Neurosis - Honor Found In Decay
Well, you just can't go wrong with Neurosis. Honor Found in Decay grows, entangles, provokes and takes you places.
10. Orange Goblin - A Eulogy For The Damned
A big name with a big attitude, A Eulogy For The Damned is Orange Goblin like you've never heard them before. Some amazingly memorable tracks and grooves on here. Fat, dirty, riff-fueled doom rock. Lovely.
9. Radar Men From The Moon - Echo Forever
Since the release of their 2011 Demo/ EP, Radar Men From The Moon crashed the radar of any self-respecting stoner/ space addict. And rightfully so, their latest album is top-notch heavy intergalactic rock from start to finish.
8. Serpentine Path - Serpentine Path
Looking for some absolutely crushing, swampy, nihilistic ten-ton doom? That's right, Serpentine Path. With current and former members of Electric WIzard, Ramesses, & Unearthly Trance.
7. Witchsorrow - God Curse Us
Witchsorrow returns with a vengeance. God Curse Us is a highly underrated gem of dark, cathedral-esque stoner/ doom.
6. Colour Haze - She Said
With She Said, Colour Haze gave birth to one of their best albums yet. A 2-disc masterpiece of kraut, psychedelic, jam & desert rock.
5. Summoner - Phoenix
Probably my biggest surprise of the year. Phoenix is an absolute modern classic of distinct, psyched-out stoner metal filled with incredible songwriting, melodies & riffs.
4. Stubb - Stubb
A wonderfully refreshing take on heavy 60's & 70's rock, blues and psychedelica. Can't wait to see/ hear what these guys will do next...
3. Horseback - Half Blood
Combining ambient, psychedelic, progressive and black "metal" with a unique form of dusty drone. A sound that needs to be experienced. Half Blood is a more than worthy follow-up to Horseback's previous EP.
2. SardoniS - II
I have to admit, SardoniS makes me proud to be Belgian. These guys blew my mind in 2010 with their debut album and they just did it again. II is a non-stop barrage of earth shattering riffage and thrashy stoner/ doom grooves. Back to basics, no bullshit, this is the main reason why I love this type of music.
1. Ufomammut - ORO
My number 1 favorite of 2012. Not one, but two albums that go together as a conceptual whole. Ufomammut's ORO 2-piece is stellar from beginning to end, it combines evertything this band has ever done and turns it into one big slab of cosmic doom. I adore this Italian three-piece and everything that goes with it. Can't tell you how much I enjoyed Opus Primum & Alter throughout the year. Amazing!
Honorable Mentions
1. High On Fire - De Vermis Mysteriis
2. Snailking - Samsara
3. Saint Vitus - Lillie: F-65
4. My Sleeping Karma - Soma
5. Dragged Into Sunlight - Widowmaker
6. The Company Band - Pros & Cons (EP)
This concludes the list. Read, share, agree and disagree. Keep in mind that I probably haven't heard EVERYTHING 2012 had to offer within our beloved genres, fill me in!


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Updated: September 27, 2013 12:48PM
Potbelly Corp. is expected make its initial public stock offering next week.
The Chicago-based operator of Potbelly sandwich shops priced its shares between $9 and $11 apiece and intends to sell 7.5 million shares under the symbol PBPB. The company's shares will trade on the Nasdaq.
Potbelly is one of six IPOs expected next week, according to Renaissance Capital and SEC filings.
Among the other companies to come to market are Burlington Stores Inc. and Re/Max Holdings Inc.
The operator of Burlington Coat Factory stores intends to sell 13.3 million at between $14 and $16 each. Its shares will trade under the symbol BURL on the New York Stock Exchange.
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What You Need To Know About™ Cancer of the Larynx
This booklet is about cancer that starts in the larynx. Another name for this disease is laryngeal cancer. Learning about medical care for your cancer can help you take an active part in making choices about your care.
Booklet Date: August 2010
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- How cancer of the larynx is diagnosed
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Just had a large tree removed and the stump ground to about a foot below ground level. What are my next steps for getting lawn to grow here? Can I just dump a bunch of top soil on and plant seed or do I need to wait a bit for teh ground to settle? Any other thoughts? Thanks.
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If it was a substantial tree, the settling will continue for 5-8 years - you'll just have to deal with it. You'll have to deal with a mushrooms from time to time when the roots decay, especially if the tree was shallow-rooted. Tamp down the topsoil you add and move on - you're gonna live with this for awhile, but it won't be that big a deal. |
I have had several large trees removed and have planted successfully over the hole after the stump was chipped out. The fill dirt will settle ... as well as the area where any large roots are. I always add some large rocks to the fill going in the hole to mitigate the eventual settling of the fill dirt. The rocks go in first then the fill. Each spring a few more shovels of dirt may be necessary. Mounding up the fill dirt might help a little but, you must remember where the "hump" is when you mow. Matching the surrounding grass was always my pet peeve about filling tree holes. The patch of new grass is always a different color for a few years. |
If the chips have not been removed, remove them and replace with soil. I once had a 85 foot norway spruce removed and had the stump ground. Grass took years to grow in that spot. I subsequently learned that those chips need to be broken down by microbes, which need a lot of nitrogen to do it. So the area was constantly starved for fertilizer. So remove as many of those chips as you can! Then fill with non-enriched topsoil. Just pile those chips up somewhere not noticeable and they will become compost in a few years with zero effort on your part, or even sooner with some occasional turning of the pile. Good luck! |
Paulinct has some good points -- those wood chips not only will steal nitrogen but also will decay and cause a lot of the settling. If you remove as many of them as possible, fill with dirt, mound a bit, and seed, you should be in much better long run shape. If you don't compost the chips, just spread them around the garden/other trees like you would mulch. |
Totally agree with Heimert. |
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Updated: October 11, 2013 10:40PM
THEFT: An iPhone was stolen Sept. 19 from a man who was working out at L.A. Fitness, 18400 Convention Center Drive.
POT POSSESSION: Travis Brent, 23, 7710 Grovewood Lane, Frankfort, was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after a Sept. 19 stop in the 17700 block of Oak Park Avenue.
VANDALISM: A beer bottle was thrown Sept. 20 to break the front window of a house in the 17500 block of Woburn Avenue.
BURGLARIES: An iPod was stolen Sept. 21 from an unlocked car in the 8500 block of Brandau Court. Tools and electronics were stolen the same day from a garage on the block.
RETAIL THEFT: Eugene Dent, 53, 12320 S. Union, Chicago, was charged with retail theft and possession of heroin after he stole six bottles of whiskey Sept. 21 from Jewel-Osco, 17117 Harlem Ave., police said.
MARIJUANA CHARGE: David Kauthe, 27, of Bolingbrook, was charged with possession of marijuana after being questioned by police Sept. 21 outside the Harald Viking Lodge, 6730 W. 175th St., police said.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Joan Perryman, 50, 6131 W. 167th St., Tinley Park, was charged Sept. 21 with disorderly conduct after threatening an arborist who was performing an estimate at her home and then driving recklessly on his lawn, causing damage, police said.
THEFT: A wallet was stolen Sept. 22 from a woman's locker at L.A. Fitness, 18400 Convention Center Drive. A credit card belonging to the victim was used to make purchases that day at a nearby Kmart store.
CAR BURGLARY: An iPhone was stolen Sept. 23 from a car parked in a store lot in the 16000 block of Harlem Avenue.
THEFT: About $4,000 worth of jewelry was stolen Sept. 26 during an estate sale at a home in the 9400 block of Dundee Place.
POT POSSESSION: Aaron Jones, 27, 1945 Cambridge St., Chicago Heights, was charged with possession of marijuana after being questioned by police Sept. 26 in the 8600 block of 159th Street, police said.
RETAIL THEFT: Lashaun Thomas, 23, 14933 Turlington Ave., Harvey, was charged with retail theft after stealing $560 worth of diapers, underwear and children's clothing Sept. 27 from Super Kmart, 16300 Harlem Ave., police said.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY: A patio door was damaged Sept. 27 during an apparent attempted burglary of a home in the 9000 block of Mansfield Drive.
DUI ARREST: Danielle Lanham, 25, 6824 White Egret Court, Tinley Park, was charged with drunken driving and failure to yield after a Sept. 29 stop in the 7000 block of 173rd Street, police said.
HOME BURGLARY: Jewelry was stolen Oct. 2 from a house in the 6500 block of Vogt Street.
HOME BURGLARY: A purse was stolen Oct. 3 or 4 during a burglary of a house in the 7700 block of Marquette Drive.
TRESPASSING: Krystina Sonner, 45, 14 W. Elm St., Apt. 1609, Chicago, a former employee of La Quinta Inn, 7255 W. 183rd St., was charged with criminal trespass after she was spotted in the hotel parking lot Oct. 4 after being banned from the premises, police said.


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Silo is celebrating its first anniversary tomorrow, January 24th, with a community party starting at 10 p.m. Enjoy small bites, a DJ, dancing and featured cocktails. I would like to also offer a personal word of thanks for taking a property with a checkered history and turning it into a wonderful community asset. Look forward to what you have to offer as you enter your second year!
Busboys Hosting State of the Union Watch Event Tonight
One of the unique benefits of living in the Mount Vernon Triangle is watching the Presidential motorcade go by the condo after the annual State of the Union speech. This year, Busboys and Poets will be hosting a State of the Union watch party followed by a discussion at the 5th and K Busboys and Poets from 8 to 10:30 p.m. This event is hosted by Impact-DC. Besides being in the US Capitol, there may not be a better way to participate in this annual event. Events like this are yet another reason I love living in the Triangle!
January Triangle Times
The January edition of the Triangle Times has just been published by the Mount Vernon Triangle Community Investment District. Take a look at all the great things happening in the neighborhood!
Happy Nails and Day Spa Opens in the Neighborhood
The paper in the windows has come down and the "Open" sign is flashing. The Triangle has a second nail salon option now at 317 H Street NW (more like the corner of 4th and Massachusetts Ave. NW). Happy Nails and Day Spa is offering a grand opening special of 15 percent off services and is the third location for this salon.
First 2015 Advisory Neighborhood Committee Meeting Tonight
The first meeting of the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6E will be tonight at Northwest One Library, 155 L Street, NW at 6:30 p.m. Agenda is below.
- Call to Order and Roll Call
- Election of Officers
- Approval of Agenda
- PSA Reports: Metropolitan Police Department
- Terroir, 1015 7th Street, NW: Request for Support for Retailer's Class C Restaurant ABC License (Terroir, LLC)
- Terroir, 1015 7th Street, NW: Request for Support for Public Space Permit for Outdoor Café (Terroir, LLC)
- Golden Rule Plaza West, 1035 4th Street, NW and 307 K Street, NW: Request for Support for Public Space Permit for Curb Cut (Mission First Housing)
- WMATA: Presentation on Bus Service Changes Implemented in ANC 6E06-07 and Discussion of Community Concerns
- DC Water: Presentation on 12/14 Water Emergency Affecting ANC 6E01-02 and Discussion of Community Concerns
- 1200 Block of 6th St, NW, West Side: Presentation of Comments on Sunday Diagonal Parking by United House of Prayer for All People
- Other New Business
- Old Business
- Approval of 2015 ANC 6E Meeting Locations
- Approval of 2015 ANC 6E Budget
- Approval of 2015 ANC 6E Security Fund Participation
- Approval of 2015 ANC Committee Chair Assignments
- Approval of Minutes of 11/06/14 Meeting
- Approval of Treasurer's Report
- Approval of Expenses
- Announcements
- Next Meeting: 02/03/15, Watha T. Daniel/Shaw Library, 1630 7th Street, NW
- Adjournment
Mount Vernon Triangle Video Diary
Welcome Councilmember Allen from The Edge of the Ward
Tbe beginning of the New Year also brings a new Councilmember for Ward 6. The Mount Vernon Triangle welcomes Charles Allen and looks forward to working closely with him and the issues surrounding our dynamic neighborhood.
For those that are interested in meeting the new Councilmember and his staff, they will be hosting an Inaugural Open House on Friday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at his new Council office located in Suite 406 in the Wilson Building.
What issues do you think Councilmember Allen should focus on for Triangle residents?
Comments are invited on issues that you think are of importance to this neighborhood in 2015.
Triangle Year in Review – The Best of 2014
As 2014 comes to a close, it is a great time to review and reflect on the dynamic progress that has occurred in the neighborhood.
January – New restaurants open in the neighborhood!
- Silo Restaurant opens in the former Fun Fair location on the 900 block of 5th St. NW.
- Alba Osteria hosted their first Neighborhood Welcome event at their new location at 4th and Eye NW.
- Flight Wine Bar opened near 6th and H St. NW.
- QWest Nails opens near 5th and K St NW.
- Buddha Bar closed after two years at 5th and Mass NW.
- 123 unit mixed use development announced at 4th and L St. NW.
Triangle Santa on Fusion TV
Silo Owner Featured in Washington Post
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Terry Trueblood Lodge / ASK Studio
Architects: ASK Studio
Location: Iowa City, IA, USA
Area: 5,900 sq ft
Year: 2013
Photographs: Cameron Campbell
Arts Building for University of Iowa / Steven Holl Architects
More than three years ago we reported that Steven Holl Architects and BNIM Architects won the commission to design a new art studio facility for the University of Iowa (UI) Arts campus. Today the building has officially broken ground and entered the construction phase. The new Visual Arts Building will replace the original arts building from 1936, which was heavily damaged during flooding in 2008. It will be directly adjacent to and northwest of Art Building West, an earlier, award-winning Steven Holl design.
Keep reading for more on the new building's design.
Terry Trueblood Boathouse / ASK Studio
Architects: ASK Studio
Location: Iowa City, Iowa, United States
Consultants: Snyder & Associates, Shuck-Britson, Farris Engineering
General Contractor: Tricon Construction Group
Area: 1,200 sq ft
Year: 2011
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February 2015, Cover and Table of Contents, p. 4
The dress featured on blogger Chiara Ferragni was incorrectly credited. The dress is by ASOS BLACK. Gem-collared glitter dress, $180, ASOS BLACK, asos.com.
Lucky regrets the error.
November 2014, Byrne Notice, p. 97
Rose Byrne's character in the movie Neighbors was incorrectly described has having a "flawless American accent."
August 2014, Tech Support: Fresh Direct
Credits for clothing on p. 60
On Laura: Jacket, $375, Harvey Faircloth. Laguna supply, 949-497-9950. Top, $430, Carven. Elizabeth charles, 415-440-2100. Skirt, $970, No.21, modaoperandi.com. Knot cuff, $360, Jennifer Fisher, jenniferfisherjewelry.com. Bracelet, $315, vitafede.com. Gold-tone cuff, $264, tomtomjewelry.com. Flats, $268, Kate Spade New York, katespade.com. Bag, $395, loefflerrandall.com. On Danielle: Blazer, $755, Isabel Marant, 212-219-2284. Shirt, $178, Equipment, shopbop.com. Jeans, $98, Levi's, levi.com. Earrings, $80, Nancy Kraskin, catbirdnyc.com. Sunglasses, $385, Thierry Lasry, barneys.com. Sandals, $248, K Jacques St Tropez, shopbop.com. Bag, $50, Feed, feedprojects.com.
Credits for clothing on p. 61
On Laura: Blouse, $425, maiyet.com. Skirt, $148, Trademark, trade-mark.com. Ring, $58, tiklari.com. Brogues, $535, Church's, church-footwear.com. On Danielle: Sweater, $450, mpatmos.com. Skirt, $430, Carven. Select barneys new york, 888-8-barneys. Gold-plated cuff, $225, kellywearstler.com. Silver bracelet, $340, vitafede.com. Arrow bracelet, $42. tiklari.com. Oxfords, $189, dolcevita.com.
June/July 2014, How-To: Summer Dressing, p. 52
Necklace: Gold dipped, $235, La Petite Princesse, nicdylan.com.
May 2014, A Look of One's Own, p. 140
For information on Natasha Ramachandran's earrings, $240, visit workhorsejewelry.com, not workhousejewelry.com.
April 2014, Lucky Breaks, p. 132
The URL for Global Home was incorrectly listed on first reference. The correct URL is globalhomeny.com.
April 2014, Tech Support, Topaz Page-Green, p. 70
For information on the Peter Som dress, $1,595, visit petersom.com, not modaoperandi.com.
December 2013/January 2014, Lucky Holiday Gift Guide, p.85
To purchase the Frends headphones, $250, visit wearefrends.com for locations.
November 2013, Lucky's Guide to Jewelry, p. 63
The price range of the Tacori rings is not $440 to $540 each. It is $540 to $670 each. They are still available at tacori.com
November 2013, Happy Birthday 5050!, p.32
The Stuart Weitzman "5050 Reserve" boots, $660, are available for purchase at 5050bootcamp.com, not by calling the store at 212-750-2555.
June/July 2013, Lucky Breaks, p. 137
The RetailMeNot Coupons app is available for iPhone and Android only — it is not available for download on the iPad.
To purchase the Frends headphones, $250, visit wearefrends.com for locations.
June/July 2013, Amazing Deals: 50 White Dresses $50 and Under, p. 14
The white eyelet dress was misidentified as American Eagle Outfitters. It is actually by I Heart Ronson, $27, jcp.com
May 2013, The New Boho, p. 127
The Shourouk necklace is $667, not $230
May 2013, Beauty Spy, p. 82
The CND Colour bottles were accidentally reversed. Super Shiney is the shade on the left and Marshmallow is the shade on the right.
April 2013, The Six Best Spring Jackets, p. 124
The pink leopard print jacket was misidentified. It is actually a Denim Refinery customized Levi's dyed leopard-print jacket, $230, denimrefinery.com.
March 2013, Style Spy, p.114
The cotton canvas sneakers, $75, Keds x Madewell, are a collaboration between Keds and Madewell exclusively. No other brands or designers were involved.
October 2012, Dear Lucky, p. 28
Jean Godfrey-June, in wild carelessness, accidentally sent the wrong bottle to our Dear Lucky illustrator. What she thought she was sending was the Nude ProGenius Oil ($78, sephora.com), which is the company's amazing, incredible, skin-beautifying oil. (The bottle she accidentally sent, of the Nude Advanced Cellular Renewal Serum, had been discontinued.)
September 2012, See What's Happening Right Now at Luckymag.com, p. 30
The boots pictured in the 50 Pairs of Fall Shoes Under $50! are the suede and embossed leather "Edo" boots from 7 for All Mankind.
September 2012, Lucky Breaks, p. 230
The Muubaa jacket was incorrectly listed as the Minsk for $620. It is the Monteria for $550.
August 2012, The Best Barre Studios Near You, P. 40
The new website for Barre Pro is pilatesproworks.com.
May 2012, Sugar Rush, P. 147
The yellow necklace was incorrectly credited to Lydell NYC; it is by Aqua.
April 2012, Style Spy: Bloggers Are Buzzing About, p. 76
The price for the Cynthia Rowley Victoria Bowler Satchel is $310.
March 2012, The Lucky Guide to Spring Shoes: Ankle-Strap Platforms p. 120
The brown slingback platforms were were incorrectly credited to Fossil; they are by Bettye Muller. The correct info should be: "Focus" platforms, $220, Bettye Muller, piperlime.com
March 2012, The Lucky Guide to Spring Shoes: Wooden Wedges, p. 114
The correct spelling of the brand name of the green suede "Maiden" wedge is J. Litvack.
March 2012, The Lucky Guide to Spring Shoes: Wooden Wedges, p. 114
The Clarks "Woodward Willow" wedge is available at clarksusa.com.
March 2012, Spring Nails!, p. 132
The shade name for the L'Oréal Paris Colour Riche Nail was incorrectly listed as Safari Chic. It is Now You Sea Me.
March 2012, The Lucky Guide to Spring Shoes: Low-Heeled Sandals, p. 112
The Born Crown sandals were incorrectly credited to Strenesse Blue. The correct sandal info should be: Leather "Martine," $129, borncrown.com.
March 2012, The Lucky Guide to Spring Shoes: Boat Shoes, p. 123
The Rockport "Bonnie," $100, will not be available at Rockport.com. It will be available at zappos.com.
February 2012, Lucky Breaks, p. 112
Log on to mrboddington.com and enter "luckybreaks4" to save 50 percent on the exclusive boxed stationary set in February Lucky Breaks
January 2012, The Tastemaker: Natalie Joos, p. 33
The silk twill scarf by Echo is not $58. It is $98 at echodesign.com.
January 2012, The Look I Want Now!: City Resort, p. 69
The angora sweater for $85 is by Madewell, not J.Crew. It is available at madewell.com.
January 2012, Fake Your Way to an Hourglass Figure, p. 39
The 10 Crosby Derek Lam pants for $265 are not available at Select Barneys New York stores. They are available at Bergdorf Goodman, NYC, by calling 800-558-1855.
December 2011, Bath Bombs!, Lucky Kids, p.17A
The correct web address for Soap & Paper Factory is soapandpaperfactory.com.
December 2011, Save $, Get Tons of Color!, p.136
The Nars All About Cheek Palette in Danmari is $65 (not $39.)
October 2011, The New Frontier, p. 166
The Tibi silk skirt is $255, not $225.
October 2011, Lucky Girl, p. 56
The L.L. Bean sweater is not available in x-small.
October 2011, The New Frontier, p. 165
The Tania Spinelli suede sandals are not $675. They are $644. To order, call 212-391-0050.
September 2011, Lucky Breaks, p. 272
The Premier Dead Sea Lucky Break prize is a collection, not a duo. There are three items in the prize package.
September 2011, Lucky How To: Wear Color, p. 148
The Radley London patent "D'Arblay" clutch is $198. It will be available Oct. 1 at radleylondon.com.
September 2011, The Lucky Blow-Dry Blowout, p. 214
Paul Mitchell Hot off the Press Thermal Protection Spray, $16, is available by visiting paulmitchell.com to find out salon locations.
August 2011, Lucky Editors Answer, p. 32
The Nine West lace-up booties are not $55. They retail for $139 at ninewest.com
July 2011 How-To: Flatter Your Shape, page 50
The belt featured is not AMI Clubwear. The belt is by Lodis. Belt, $28, Lodis. Trousseaux, Hinsdale, IL, 630-455-5990
May 2011, Lucky Breaks, p. 160
The Donna Karan New York credit should read: "DKNY Oversize Sunglasses, Retail Value $90," dkny.com
May 2011, The Season's Best Swimsuits, p. 155
The label, Volcom, for the yellow and white striped swimsuit was not included. The credit should read: "Time Lines" swimsuit, $86, Volcom, zappos.com
Lucky Breaks, Lucky Kids Spring 2011, p. 97
The Bambeeno Star Cashmere Crew Sweater is regularly $132, Lucky Breaks price $85.80.
April 2011, Spring Bag Guide, p. 144
The Leather, "Andy," $228, 7CHI, Piperlime.com was misidentified as 7Chi. It should be Leather, "Apache Slouch," $525, rebeccaminkoff.com
Cover, April 2011
On p. 20, the "Evil Eye" necklace information was mistakenly omitted. Enamel and diamond "Evil Eye" necklace, $200, Kara Ackerman Designs, karaackerman.com
The Good Life, April 2011, p. 150
The Jil Sander bag is not $445. It retails for $1,075 at Jil Sander, NYC, 212-838-6100.
The Good Life, April 2011, p. 154
The Sisal Tote is $150 at toryburch.com
Shopping Report, December 2010, p. 144
The photograph of Leandra Medine should be credited to photographer Rachel Scroggins
What I Want Now!, December 2010, p. 158
The Alternative Apparel burnout cotton t-shirt retails for $29 at Dillards.com
The Best of Beauty Guide, October 2010, p. 84
To purchase an item from Merz Apothecary, please use the shop's 800 number, which is 800-252-0275.
Style Spy: Painterly Pieces, April 2010, p. 78
The Heartfelt by Salvatore Principe scoopneck silk charmeuse top is $190 at Gretta Luxe in Boston, 617-536-1959
The Lucky Spring Bag Guide, April 2010, p. 117
The Jérôme Dreyfuss, leather "Gilbert" schoolgirl case bag, $1,145, is no longer available for purchase at Fred Segal. It can be purchased at Hu's Shoes in Washington, DC., 202-342-0202.
The Lucky Spring Bag Guide, April 2010, p. 119
The Dooney & Bourke nubuck backpack ($245, Dooney.com), is made entirely of leather.
The Lucky Spring Shoe Guide, March 2010, p. 181
The Ralph Lauren Blue Label dress, $498, can be purchased at ralphlauren.com.
Your New Favorite Trend, March 2010, p. 130
The Heartfelt by Salvatore Principe Silk Charmeuse Blouse, $176, can be purchased at plumstyle.com.
What I Want Now!, February 2010, p. 50
The Cynthia Steffe sequined chiffon jacket, $275, can be purchased by calling the Cynthia Steffe Showroom, 212-403-6200.
Deal Hunting, November 2009, p. 119
The correct web site for store info for the PH8 Mesh Drawstring Warm-Up Pants is Ph8stores.com.
Fashion Babble, October 2009, p. 196
The pencil-leg jeans, $202, by J Brand Boutique, can be purchased at intermixonline.com.
More '40s Style, September 2009, p. 265
The Silk Jersey Gown, $548, by Tommy Hilfiger, can be purchased by calling 212-223-1824
New York Lucky Listing, August 2009, p. 150
To shop the By Francine Collection directly, visit shop.byfrancinecollection.com
Accessories Report: Hobo Bags, June 2009, p. 76
The leather-trim nylon bag by Christopher Kon, $130, is available for purchase at Verve, NYC, 212-691-6516
Beauty Spy: Salon-Worthy Instant Pedicure, May 2009, p. 136
The Ahava Mineral Foot Cream is $18 and available for purchase at ahavaus.com.
Beauty Spy: Skin-Calming (Yet Totally Effective) Cleansers, May 2009, p. 140
The Body Shop Aloe Calming Facial Cleanser ($14, thebodyshop-usa.com) is made with Community Trade aloe vera and organic Community Trade babassu oil.
Style Spy: 2 Breakout Labels, May 2009, p. 84
The Devastee tiered silk dress, $511, cotton shirt, $256, and cotton capri pants, $320, are all available for purchase at Confederacy in L.A., 323-913-3040
Lucky How-To: Loved It, Tried It: Harem Pants, April 2009, p. 92
For buying information on the Kensie Lurex sweater, $78, please visit Kensie.com for store locations.
The Lucky Guide to the Best of Green Style, April 2009, p. 182
The Rickard Shah Pure natural leather flats, $295, are no longer available at Nordstrom. Please email email@example.com for purchase information.
Beauty Spy, March 2009, page 128
The Halle by Halle Berry fragrance is $28 (1 oz.) and is available for purchase at Kohl's (866-887-8884), JCPenney (877-FINDJCP) and Sears (800-549-4505) stores. It will be also be available for purchase at CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens, and online at CVS.com, in May.
San Francisco & Northern California Lucky Listing, January 2009, page 109
The number for Cynthia Hanken Skin (131 Camino Alto, Suite C, Mill Valley, CA) is 415-608-5005. Or visit cynthiahanken.com for info.
The Lucky Fall Shoe Guide, September 2008, Patent Flats, page 292
The black, patent leather flats shown on the model are misidentified as Devotte; they are Cole Haan.
Patent-leather "Aleta" flats, $150, colehaan.com
Lucky How-To, July 2008, Clashing Florals, page 56
The skirt is misidentified as Forever 21; it is by Ann Taylor Loft.
Cotton skirt, $49, anntaylorloft.com
The Lucky Summer Jewelry Guide, June 2008, page 125
The long fringe necklace featured on the page is not by Ginette NY; it is by Rachel Reinhardt.
Gold vermeil and brass "Y" necklace, $150, rachelreinhardt.com
Fashion Babble, April 2008, page 256
The label of the top is Paul Smith.
Jersey top, $685, Paul Smith. Traffic, L.A., 310-659-3438
New York Lucky Listing, May 2008, page 262
The correct name of Sean Combs' flagship store, located at 475 Fifth Avenue, (212-220-2633) is Sean John.
Lucky How-To, April 2008, page 109
To purchase the satin-trim cotton "Marchesa" top, please call Joe's Jeans' customer service, 323-721-2221. Macys.com is not carrying the item.
Philadelphia Lucky Listing, March 2008, page 274
The Green Tea Pedicure Treatment at Ame Spa (111 Waynewood Ave., Wayne, 610-995-2631) is $60.
The Lucky Spring Trend Special, March 2008, page 221
The correct credit for the resin and wood necklace is: Resin necklace, $220, Wendy Mink Jewelry, 212-260-5298
Four Girls, One Red Wool Dress, December 2007, page 134
For information on the Michael Michael Kors Satchel, please contact Michael Kors customer service, 212-201-8304
The Lucky Gift Guide, December 2007, page 218
The Sonia Kashuk Treasure Chest Train Case, $20, does not come pre-packed. The items pictured in the case are Sonia Kashuk's Magic Looking Glass, $15, and the Gold Mine Accessory Kit, $20, which are sold separately and are all available at Target (1-800-8800 for locations).
On Our Cover, November 2007, page 44
The Rebecca Taylor double-knit stretch dress may also be purchased at select Bloomingdale's, 800-232-1854
What I Want Now, November 2007, Page 83
The price of the Anlo velvet dress at NeimanMarcus.com is $290.
Her Way, November 2007, page 134
The L'Oréal Professionnel Série Expert Liss Extreme Smoothing Masque is $22.50 and can be purchased at L'Oréal Professionnel Salons, (lorealprofessionnel.com for locations).
Jewelry Credits, Lucky How-To, September 2007, p. 112
Top tray, top row, left to right: Gold-plated cuff, $40, Nine West, 800-999-1877 for locations. Stone-detail cuff, $72, Kenneth Cole New York. Select Bloomingdale's, 800-232-1854. Hammered gold-plate cuff, $20, avmaxaccessories.com
Top tray, bottom row, left to right: Gold-vermeil woven cuff, $198, saylorsage.com. Gold-plated concentric cuff, $150, Sibilia. Scoop, NYC, 212-925-3539. Studded lucite cuff, $250, Alexis Bittar, 212-625-8340
Bottom tray, top to bottom: Hammered gold pendant, $120, Wendy Mink Jewelry, 212-741-6460. Bronze "Hummingbird" necklace, $75, ericaweiner.com. Agate pendant necklace, $895, Stephen Dweck. Bergdorf Goodman, NYC, 800-558-1855
Mark Flip For It Paris Palette, September 2007, page 216
The correct price for this item is $18.
Rhino Beetle Necklace, July 2007 (p. 43) and August 2007 (p. 35), Lucky Exclusive Deals pages
The credit for the beetle pendant featured on both of these pages is: Miki Tanaka Rhino Beetle Necklace, $290, Opening Ceremony, NYC, 212-219-2688
Rings, June 2007, page 120
The two rings worn by Katharine McPhee are by Cindy Boudov. The correct credit is: Yellow diamond eternity band, $1,875, and pink diamond eternity band, $3,850, Cindy Boudov, 310-968-4616
Charles Albert Grosgrain "Leticia" sandal, June 2007, page 110
The correct web site to purchase this shoe is lulusfashionlounge.com.
Elijah cotton racerback dress, May 2007, page 90
The correct number to call to purchase this dress is 718-797-3774.
Real-Life Sunscreen Prescriptions, April 2007, page 212
Due to an error, there was an inaccuracy in Dr. Michèle Pauporté's quote regarding solar rays. Dr. Pauporté does not believe that they can penetrate a heavily curtained room on a rainy day.
Marni horn necklace, March 2007, page 286
The correct price of this necklace is $966. It is available to purchase at Marni, 323-782-1100.
Trousers, March 2007, page 279
These trousers are by Richard Chai (not Habitual) and are available for $525 at select Saks Fifth Avenue, 800-347-9177.
Tibi wool sweater, January 2007, page 42
The correct number to call to purchase this sweater is 212-226-5852.


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Families & Group | Corporate Retreat | Rainforest Adventure Centre | FAQ |
Kota Rainforest Resort is conveniently located 3 km before the Kota Tinggi Waterfalls (Air Terjun). If you are travelling from Singapore, it takes approx. 45 min(48km) to reach the resort from the Johor Causeway with the newly completed road. From KL, it takes approx 2 hours to reach the resort. There are few transportation methods to get to Resort as follow; Self-Drive 2) You will pass the Pelangi Mall, Jusco at Terbau City, Today mall etc. Follow the road till you are shown by the road sign to turn left to Kota Tinggi. 3) Once you turn in to Kota Tinggi, just drive following the road. You will see the "Econ save" shopping on your right at the traffic Junction. Go straigth ahead you after passing over the river via the bridge, is the town. Drive straight you will see the Public Bank on the right and further ahead, you will see the hospital on the left. Carry on straight and till you saw the " Kota Rainforest Resort " or " Air Terjun" road sign. 4) Follow the road sign and you will able to reach the resort. 5) If you are driving from KL, exiit Kulai toll and follow the "Kota Tinggi" road sign. Once you turn in to Kota Tinggi, follow point 3. By Bus / Cab: 2)
If you are taking the bus, after exit the Johor customand, walk toward City Square and half-way crossing the overpass to City Square, you will see the caltex station on your right below and on the left you will notice the bus stop. |
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First tab! I hope it's not too bad :D [Intro - C, D, G, Em, C, G, D, C] VERSE 1 C I was in the air when the towers came down G Em In a bar on the 84th floor C G I bought Philippe Petit a round D C And asked what his high wire was for C He said, "I put one foot on the wire G Em One foot straight into heaven C G As the prophets entered boldly into the bar D C D C On the Boeing 737, Lord, on the Boeing 737" CHORUS C Hey, little bird, would you be the one G Em To nest beneath my Gatling gun? C There's nothing left I call my own G C Come down and build me a home VERSE 2 C I was in a bar when they rigged the towers G Em Trying to leave all my sins C G The barmaid asked my order D C And where my mind had been C I tried to recall the high wire G Em Philippe and his foot there in heaven C G As the prophets entered boldly into the bar D C D C On the Boeing 737, Lord, on the Boeing 737 CHORUS X2 [Outro - C, D, G, Em, C, G, D, C] Comments
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