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Considering that this important topic is increasingly relevant for the everyday business activities of companies in Serbia, especially in connection with the recent anti-corruption initiatives and increased Government's efforts towards prosecuting organized crime, it should be noted that Serbian regulations contain rather strict rules regarding any kind of gifts provided to both officials and state servants. In addition there are special rules regulating the provision of gifts to healthcare professionals and the sponsorship of their scientific and promotional gatherings…
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Mildred R. Acosta, 84, a native and resident of Napoleonville, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005.
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She is survived by her husband, Ernest Acosta; two daughters, Coddie Campbell and Sherry Delcambre; one son-in-law, Ronnie Delcambre; two brothers, Pierre Richard and Euclid Hernandez; one sister, Marthar Landry; six grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Desire and Cordelia Cavalier Richard; two brothers, Dorphy Acosta and Walter Acosta Sr.; four sisters, Delta Hernandez, Olphida "Tatoon" Arcement, Agnes Cedotal and Annie Bourg; one daughter, Deanna "Dee" Bonvillain; and one son-in-law, Joseph E. Campbell.
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Every time a buyer and seller meet in the digital ether a value exchange is happening.
In late 2004, we at Right Media began work on a project called "linked networks." The idea was that two networks using the same technology platform (which I named Yield Manager) could link their supply and demand into a single auction. As networks around the globe began to adopt the technology, we realized that we had created the modern equivalent of the Wall Street buttonwood tree: an ad exchange.
Six years later we live in a world full of ad exchanges. Companies are trading impressions by the billions and investing millions into improving their algorithmic buying and selling capabilities. I am prepared to call my invention a success!
Yet, in hindsight, I regret calling Right Media an exchange. In the financial world, the New York Stock Exchange is a tangible symbol of an exchange, with paper flying and traders yelling. Right Media would be the online media version of this - a convenient short hand for the trading activities that are happening all around the online media ecosystem. In practice, this isn't true. The actual trading, just as on Wall Street, happens inside and outside of the exchanges - on private networks, through passbacks and tiered auctions - wherever buyers and sellers can squeeze a penny or two of profit from a dollar of inventory.
Given this distributed reality, it's time to stop thinking about the word "exchange" as a noun, and instead think of it as a verb. Every time a buyer and seller meet in the digital ether, whether through RTB or a hosted trading platform, a value exchange is happening. In 2011, we'll see many major publishers launch their own "exchange" businesses - Microsoft launched its exchange in late March.
Over the coming months, we'll see whether private exchanges can solve some of the concerns major publishers have had about networks and exchanges. I'm hopeful that they will. On a panel at Microsoft's Imagine 2011 conference, Quentin George, chief digital officer of Mediabrands Ventures, said "It's ironic that while online is the most automated medium, it's the hardest and most complicated to buy." Let's keep that in mind as we watch big players in the industry add their own proprietary solutions into the mix.
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US 4513861 A Abstract A cartridge comprising a threaded cap connected with one end of a first hollow cylinder the other end of which abuts a closing bottom piece, said parts being held together by a second outer cylinder with a top flange in conjunction with fastening and sealing organs inserted between the inner surface of the outer cylinder and the outer surfaces of the first cylinder and the bottom piece, said organs being dimensioned and shaped in such a manner that they permit the rigidly held opposing parts to be moved relative to each other when the cap is screwed down on a suitably threaded neck part until a predetermined gap between the flange and the top of the cap is closed.
Claims(12) 1. A cartridge for packaging, storing and dispensing chemical concentrates and similar materials, said cartridge being capable of submersion in any suitably dimensioned recipient container (B) by being inserted in a threaded neck (10,10a) thereof, said cartridge comprising a first cylindrical wall (6) with an outwardly extending flange (7) at its upper end, comprising also in overlaying relation a second cylindrical wall (1) extending in a frictionally sliding fit inside said first cylindrical wall (6) and having an integrated top wall (3) at its upper end and being generally open at its lower end, comprising furthermore a bottom piece (5 or 4,5) extending in a frictionally sliding fit inside said first cylindrical wall (6) abutting against said open lower end of said second cylindrical wall (2), comprising in addition fastening and sealing organs (5a, 6a, 8, 8a) inserted between on the one hand the first cylindrical wall (6) and on the other hand the second cylindrical wall (2) and said bottom piece (5 or 4,5) respectively, said organs being shaped and dimensioned to lock and maintain in sealed connection said cylindrical walls and bottom piece and thus to form a chamber (1) for the materials, said organs (5a, 6a, 8, 8a) being also shaped and dimensioned to permit a forced coaxial, downwardly oriented movement of said second cylindrical wall (2) and together with it of said bottom piece (5 or 4,5) relative to said first cylindrical wall (6) when the cartridge is inserted in said threaded neck (10, 10a) of said recipient container (B) and almost totally submerged therein with said flange (7) abutting against the upper rim of said neck (10, 10a) and when a fittingly threaded cap (H) belonging to said recipient container (B) is screwed onto said neck (10, 10a) pressing against said top wall (3) and thus said second cylindrical wall (2) together with said bottom piece (5, or 4,5) downwardly to create an opening at the lower end of said first cylindrical wall (6) for the discharge of the materials.
2. A cartridge as in claim 1, wherein said bottom piece has the general shape of a disc (5) furnished with said fastening and sealing organs (5a, 6a) adjacent to its outer periphery, said bottom piece being shaped and dimensioned to be inserted into the lower opening of said first cylindrical wall (6) after said chamber (1) has been filled with the material, said disc (5) being fastened to said first cylindrical wall (6) in such a manner that it is forced out of contact with said first cylindrical wall (6) when pressure is exerted against said top wall (3) and thus said second cylindrical wall (2).
3. A cartridge as in claim 1, wherein said bottom piece has the general shape of a disc provided with an upwardly extending circular wall, said fastening and sealing organs being adjacent to the disc part, said circular wall being provided with fastening organs in frictional fit with the lower end of said first cylindrical wall after the forced coaxial movement of the second cylindrical wall is completed, thus exposing at least one opening in said circular wall for the discharge of the materials.
4. A cartridge as in claim 1, wherein said bottom piece has the general shape of a disc (5) provided with a cylindrical wall (4) partly protruding from the lower end of said first cylindrical wall (6), said disc cylindrical wall (4) being provided with fastening and sealing organs in frictional fit with said first cylindrical wall (6) and situated between the lower end of said first cylindrical wall (6) and near the upper end of said disc cylindrical wall (4), said fastening and sealing organs being shaped and dimensioned to permit the forced disengagement of the disc cylindrical wall (4) from the first cylindrical wall (6) when the forced coaxial movment of the second cylindrical wall (2) is completed.
5. A cartridge as in claim 1, wherein said cap (H) is integrated with said top wall (3) of said second cylindrical wall (2).
6. A cartridge as in claim 4 further comprising a web (11) inserted between the upper end of said disc cylindrical wall (4) and the lower end of the second cylindrical wall (2) to separate the space enclosed by said bottom piece (5,4) from the space enclosed by said second cylindrical wall (2) and said top wall (3), said web (11) being connected with said first cylindrical wall (6) to permit its removal from said first cylindrical wall (6) together with said disc cylindrical wall (4).
7. A cartridge as defined in claim 1, wherein said first cylinder is in one piece with the cap extending inside said second cylinder to a point short of the second cylinder's length, and wherein said bottom piece consists of a disc shaped plate furnished with sealing and fastening means around ist rim which are in airtight contact with corresponding fastening and sealing means inside the free end of the second cylinder.
8. A cartridge as defined in claim 1, wherein said first cylinder is in one piece with the cap extending a short distance inside said second cylinder, and wherein said bottom piece consists of a cylindrical part with integrated closure which at its upper end is fastened inside the second cylinder with mutually fastening and sealing devices in continuation of the first cylinder in such a manner that bottom piece will slide free of the second cylinder.
9. A cartridge as defined in claim 8, wherein a separating plate is positioned between the abutting ends of said first cylinder and the cylindrical part in such a manner that the separating plate also slides free of the second cylinder.
10. A cartridge as defined in claim 1, wherein said first cylinder is in one piece with the cap and abuts from above a web with a breakage line extending from the flange of the second cylinder, and wherein said bottom piece consists of a cylindrical part with integrated closure the upper end of which extending inside said second cylinder and abutting said flange web from below, said upper end of the cylindrical part being fastened to the second cylinder by mutually faning and sealing devices in such a manner that the broken away part of the web and the bottom piece will slide free of the second cylinder.
11. A cartridge as defined in claims, 8, 9 and 10, wherein said first cylinder is a separate part from the cap being at its upper end fixed firmly inside the cap preferably by having a flanged part held in a groove in the cap.
12. A cartridge as defined in claim 1, wherein said sealing and fastening organs consist of O-rings, integrated ridge-and-groove locks, flat washers, or combinations of such organs.
Description The invention relates to cartridges for packaging, storing and dispensing chemical concentrates and similar materials. In modern householding and industry a considerable number of chemicals are used for cleaning, desinfecting, washing-up, textile treatment and other purposes which are sold in dilutions that can consist of up to 99% water packaged in relatively large throw-away containers. This wasteful practice can be curtailed by selling chemical concentrates, which the customer can add to the desired quantity of water in a permanent dilution vessel. It is known to sell such and other chemical concentrates in bottles, cans and the like. This applies especially to decidedly dangerous materials such as pesticides, herbicides and desinfectants for hospitals and veterinary premises. Other dangerous materials are employed in color photography laboratories and printing shops. It is also known to provide such bottles with so called "safety-caps" in order to prevent children and other unsuspecting persons from gaining access to the dangerous contents. In spite of this such packaging has some serious disadvantages: 1. Even children very quickly learn to master the "tricks" necessary to overcome a safety-cap. 2. Regardless of the quality of the cap, eventually the cap has to be removed in order to decant the contents of the bottle. In the case of a fluid this entails that noxious fumes can emanate from the open flow of the fluid between the bottle and the receiving vessel. Furthermore, some of the fluid may be spilled and a last drop may run down the outside of the bottle. Additionally, the use of a funnel can be needed which adds to the problem of cleaning up to protect the environment and personnel. And in the case of powdered materials it is very difficult to control the scattering of dust particles in the atmosphere. 3. A further problem can be the correct dosage of chemicals. Using bottles which contain one specified unit may not prevent the user from lacking patience to empty it to the last drop, and using bottles containing several units to be used consecutively leaves residues of dangerous materials which may find their way into the environment. It is the object of the present invention to provide a cartridge to replace bottles, cans and the like, which cannot be opened independently of a suitably protective shielding of the outflowing contents, eliminating evaporation, dripping or the use of a funnel, and which ensures the total evacuation of its contents. It is known, mainly in the art of packaging and dispensing pharmaceutical products, to use so called "bicameral containers" which provide a protective shielding of a flow of materials between two containers. Such bicameral containers consist of a bottle, being the first chamber, and a so called "hollow-stopper", forming the second chamber in conjunction with a cutting tool and various auxilliary organs, differing from one embodiment to the other. This hollow-stopper invariably has the shape of a cup with a flanged top and a frangible bottom, this cup being inserted in the neck of the bottle until the flange abuts with the upper surface of the bottle neck. Into this cup is inserted the cutting tool in the shape of a hollow cylinder with a cutting edge aimed at the frangible bottom which form a chamber for the materials to be diluted in the bottle. Cup and cutting tool are fastened to the bottle neck by organs which ensure the airtightness, the protection of the cutter from inadvertent actuation, indeed the coherence of the various parts of that container. The disadvantages of this container is: 1. That it does not have any independently functioning fastening and sealing organs which would prevent the container from falling apart. 2. The cup with frangible bottom can only be filled from the top whereafter the cylindrical cutting tool has to be inserted into it preventing the employment of seals at their interfaces in order to permit the entrapped air to escape, which in the case of a powder may cause unwanted dispersion of dust particles. This technical problem increases with the increased length of the cup and cutter, thus limiting the use of the hollow-stopper containers to very small dimensions. 3. Cutting up the cup's bottom means its destruction. This can be most undesirable in the case of containers made of more valuable and/or resistant materials than plastics, such as aluminum or stainless steel, and in all cases when the repeated use of the container is indicated. Therefore, it is a further object of the present invention to provide a cartridge without the listed disadvantages. This is achieved by a cartridge as disclosed in the attached claims which are explained in detail in the following with reference to the accompanying drawings wherein: FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the neck of a diluting container showing the cartridge in closed condition to the left of the middle line, and in open condition to the right of that line, FIG. 2 is a view of the broken away lower parts of a cartridge in a different embodiment showing the cartridge in closed condition to the left of the middle line, and in open condition to the right of that line, FIG. 3 is a view of another embodiment of a cartridge in conjunction with a protective casing, and FIG. 4 is a view of yet another embodiment of a cartridge mounted on a bottle, showing the cartridge in closed condition to the left of the middle line, and in open condition to the right of that line. FIG. 1 shows a chamber 1 which is defined by a first hollow cylinder 2, a cap 3 and a closure bottom piece 5. Parts 2 and 5 are closely surrounded by a second cylinder 6 with a top flange 7. Between the two cylinders 2 and 6 a fastening and sealing organ is inserted, in this case in the shape of an O-ring 8. The bottom piece 5 has a ridge shaped edge 5a and the lower end of cylinder 6 is furnished with a corresponding groove 6a to fasten and seal said parts against each other. This sums up all the parts which constitute the cartridge in accordance with the invention forming an independent container unit with functions as will be explained further on. The cap 3 is furnished with an inner thread 9 which is fitted to be screwed onto a bottle neck's 10 outer thread 10a. The bottle is indicated with B. The cap can also be furnished with a channel 12 which is shown to be sealed by an integrated closure member 13. To the left of the middle line the cartridge is shown in the closed position in which there is a gap between flange 7 and the top of cap 3. Cylinder 2's lower end rests against closing piece 5. The cap 3 has been screwed only partly on the neck 10. At the right the cartridge is shown in the open position in which the cap 3 has been screwed down to the point where the gap is closed. The lower end of cylinder 2 has in consequence of this pushed the closing piece 5 out of its engagement with cylinder 6 and is seen dropping off. In this manner the entire contents of chamber 1 are forced to leave the cartridge which guarantees a correct dosage. In certain cases it is advisable to break closure member 13 in order to give access to the influx of air through channel 12 thus enhancing the evacuation of liquids with a high viscosity. Channel 12 can also serve to lead a stream of a solvent into the opened cartridge which can serve to dissolve especially dry materials which otherwise would settle at the bottom of the receiving bottle B, and/or it can flush off residues of the chemicals from the walls of chamber 1 so that the cartridge is cleaned before it is removed from the bottle. It is also apparent that cylinder 2 and bottom 3 are not comparable with a cup with frangible bottom wall in that the cylinder 2 and bottom piece 3 are two separate units which are held together by special fastening and sealing organs permitting the opening of chamber 1 without damaging either of them. Furthermore, this characteristic permits the choice between various shapes of bottom pieces and flanged cylinders, and this again permits the choice between various filling systems and various dispensation systems of various materials in both liquid and dry form. All this can be seen in the following FIGS. FIG. 2 shows a different bottom piece 5 in that it is furnished with a cylindrical part 4 which is fitted into cylinder 6 in a tight fit apart from being fastened and sealed by organs 5a,6a. The cylindrical part 4 is furnished with at least one slitted opening 5b which on the left is shown to be covered by cylinder 6 when the cartridge is closed. On the right side the bottom piece has been dislodged in the manner described afore but it does not drop off thanks to the friction between cylinders 4 and 6 and/or the engagement of a special ridge in groove 6a. In this position the openings 5b are at least partly exposed so that chamber 1 can be emptied as indicated by two arrows. In this configuration the fastening and sealing organs between the cylinders 2 and 6 are a ridge-and-groove 8a. Common for the embodiments explained so far is that chamber 1 is filled upside down through the open bottom whereafter either part 5 or part 4,5 is pressed into the sealing position. In the first case there is no problem with entrapped air at all, in the second case the entrapped air can escape through the slitted openings 5b until just before the sealing is established. This is especially convenient when finely ground powders are to be packaged in the cartridge. FIG. 3 shows yet another bottom piece 4,5 with differently dimensioned cylinders 2 and 6. Here chamber 1 can be divided by a loose web 11 into a part defined by the bottom piece 4,5, and that by the cap 3 and cylinder 2. Bottom piece 4,5 is fastened and sealed to a short cylinder 6 in such a manner that it drops off entirely together with the breakable or dislodgeable web 11 when the cap 3 is screwed down. To the left cylinder 2 is integrated with cap 3 as before. To the right a cylinder 2a is a separate unit to permit the choice between caps 3 with different threads, thus saving the manufacture of a separate mould for each type of thread. The shown unit can also be used without the web 11 which has the function of a flat washer seal. This type of cartridge is especially indicated for dry or pasty materials which are supposed to dissolve gradually in a solvent. When dislodged the bottom piece 4,5 will drop to the bottom of the receiving vessel or float in it depending on the physical properties of the materials involved. In this case chamber 1 is filled standing up preferably with cylinder 6 already attached to it whereafter web 11 can be placed and finally cap 3 attached in any known manner. The same applies for both the left and right configuration. This cartridge is shown to be fastened inside a protective casing 14 which may be furnished with a shock absorbing and leakage preventing mat 15. The casing 14 has a threaded neck which fits the thread 9 of cap 3. The dimensions of the case 14 are such that the cartridge will abut mat 15 before any dislodgement of the web 11 and bottom piece 4,5 can occur. The duty of the casing is to protect the contents of the cartridge against unwanted exterior influences such as temperatures, vibrations, irradiations etc. and of course also to protect the environment against such influences coming from the inside of the cartridge in the case of highly dangerous materials such as poisons and cultures or microorganisms. FIG. 4 shows a similar embodiment where lose web 11 is replaced by a web 11 integrated with flange 7 and furnished with a breakage line 7a. Here on the left side the bottom piece 4,5 is shown dropping off together with web 11 when dislodged by cylinder 2. The chamber 1 is filled standing up whereafter cylinder 6 with webbed flange 7,11 is pressed into a fastening and sealing position as shown by 8a. Also this embodiment can be combined with the casing 14,15 in order to give the entire assembly additional coherence and unity. It will be appreciated that the embodiments just described may be modified without departing from the basic principles of the invention In particular can the various features be interchanged and the number and character of the fastening and sealing organs be determined in accordance with specific needs. The cartridge can be made of any suitable materials and various parts can be made of different materials. Patent Citations
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Levels of the protein, βarrestin2, are lower in some prostate cancer cells than in normal prostate cells while expression of testosterone-fed androgen receptors is higher, they report in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Online Early Edition this week.
"An increase in the number of androgen receptors is believed responsible for prostate cancer progression in men with advanced disease," says the study's corresponding author, Dr. Yehia Daaka, Distinguished Chair in Oncologic Pathology in the MCG School of Medicine.
With increased numbers of androgen receptors, prostate cancer can make use of the limited testosterone available after a diseased prostate gland is removed or after testosterone production is blocked by drug therapy. In fact, the increased number of androgen receptors may mutate so they can start feeding off other steroids or even growth factors, Dr. Daaka says.
These wily skills help explain why cancer returns despite initially promising treatment results.
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February 13, 2014 'Enough is Enough' When It Comes to the Food Security Debate Innovation, Choice and Trade - the Three Pillars for Ensuring a Food Secure World before 2050 The report, written by Elanco President Jeff Simmons, advocates for farmer access to innovative tools in order to feed a growing global population and save natural resources. Elanco conducted the second edition (2013) of the International Consumer Attitudes Study to determine the key issues for consumers when buying food. Based on two key criteria – 1) unaided questions and 2) consumer spending data, the research includes 34 studies from 26 countries accounting for more than 100,000 consumers. For more information, visit www.SensibleTable.com. Join @JeffSimmons2050 and @Elanco for more discussion on Twitter with #FeedThe9. The website calls for advocates to join The Enough Movement and provides resources for campaigners to help make their voices heard in the fight for a food secure tomorrow.
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Chaplain Rankin to deliver 2012 Willson Lecture March 28
Rev. Dr. Stephen Rankin, SMU chaplain, will speak on "Imagining a 21st-Century University" as the next event in the 2012 Willson Lecture Series Wednesday, March 28. The noon lecture in the Hughes-Trigg Student Center Forum is preceded by a reception … Continue reading
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Most important Wednesday of the year: SMU's Office of the Chaplain and Religious Life will lead the 2011 Ash Wednesday service at noon Wednesday, March 9 in Perkins Chapel. All are welcome to attend. Rescheduled lecture: As posted in Calendar … Continue reading
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Time to celebrate: Commencement 2010 at a glance
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Installation ceremony for Chaplain Rankin takes place Sept. 14
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This Thanksgiving, as I sat around listening to family stories and eating turkey (no lasagna has been made since my grandmother passed), I noticed that there was an abundance of facial hair. Really creative, somewhat whimsical, and abundant facial hair. It was on the cousins and the uncles. It was on football players, commercial actors, and parade commentators. It was on hipsters and baby boomers. Is this a trend that my husband has missed?
Newton County Commissioner J.C. Henderson failed to file campaign finance disclosure reports for nearly three years, incurring more than $400 in fines, but a recent amendment to campaign finance legislation means he may never have to file again.
Put on your party hats and church shoes, because Oxford has turned 175 years old this year.
The holiday fun started in Covington Nov. 20 with the lighting of the Square. But the joy isn't extinguished. Santa Claus will make several stops on the Square from now until Christmas, and will even come to The Covington News Dec. 5 and 11 from 6-8 p.m.
The Porterdale City Council will, once again, discuss the upcoming $196,700 budget during its next meeting.
ATLANTA - An overhaul of Georgia taxes has stalled amid objections from Democrats and tea party activists.
They said the plan hikes taxes on the middle class while handing wealthier Georgians a tax break.
ATLANTA - A Georgia Senate committee on Wednesday approved an altered version of a House bill that aims to crack down on illegal immigration but kept intact many provisions similar to those in a tough law enacted last year in Arizona.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill sponsored by Rep. Matt Ramsey, R-Peachtree City, but the version that cleared the panel is a hybrid of Ramsey's bill and a similar measure sponsored by Sen. Jack Murphy, R-Cumming. A House committee on Monday had gutted Murphy's bill and substituted the text of Ramsey's bill.
One of the first things Melissa Rutledge noticed about Buddy Christian 18 years ago was his eyes.
Newton County is a leader in Georgia in some unfortunate categories when it comes to health: Obesity, smoking, teen birth rate and in the number of sexually transmitted disease cases, according to a health survey released today.
Attorneys spent much of Monday and Tuesday questioning forensic psychiatrists as to whether Cobey Wade Lakemper was mentally ill during his 2005 crime spree as he's claimed.
ATLANTA - Neighbors living near a bat-infested Georgia home in foreclosure are trying to figure out what to do about the flying mammals.
They say the smell outside is so overwhelming they can't sit on their porches and enjoy the spring weather.
Newton County commissioners are in for another tough budget cycle as they have to decide whether to cut the budget yet again or raise the millage rate, this time above the rollback rate, to account for declining tax revenues.
Sandra Lesny received an early birthday present from her husband for 2011. And 2012. And 2013. A trip to the EyeCon convention last week in Atlanta to see her favorite stars of the hit TV show "The Vampire Diaries."
She was joined by fans from all around the United States. Lesny is from Bremen, Germany, and she was far from the only foreign citizen to make the trip.
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Registration is open through April 12 for the 10th Annual Covington Cheerios Challenge.
ATLANTA - A legislative committee has approved a tax overhaul plan that would cut the personal income tax rate but slap a sales tax on some new goods and services.
The Special Joint Committee on Georgia Revenue Structure voted to send the bill to a full House vote. It will be on the House floor Wednesday.
VILLA RICA, Ga. - After Girl Scout leaders said some of the younger girls feared being arrested during a February confrontation with police in Villa Rica at their cookie stand, another troop of Girl Scouts from the area decided to show their support for the officers.
Members of Troop 10442 visited the police station this week and surprised officers with plaques of appreciation, Girl Scout cookies and a scrapbook of thank you cards, the Times-Georgian of Carrollton reported.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. This month and throughout the year, Prevent Child Abuse Newton encourages all individuals and organizations to play a role in making Newton County a better place for families. By ensuring that parents have the knowledge, skills and resources they need to care for their children, we can help prevent child abuse and neglect by strengthening families and communities.
ATLANTA - Authorities say the associate pastor of an Atlanta church was found shot to death Monday at a home in Atlanta.
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Attorneys spent much of Monday questioning the state's expert forensic psychiatrist as to whether Cobey Wade Lakemper was mentally ill during his 2005 crime spree as he's claimed.


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Via Giuseppe Mazzini 57, 56125 Pisa, Italy – Show map
The breakfast was complete. The position of the hotel is very good.
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Room, breakfast, comfortable room.
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bathroom facilities, room size, and the free breakfast were all excellent
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Easy walk to the river and all sites. Great terrace area to have a drink that you would not know of unless you go into the parking lot! Bring your own, no bar.
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Great location. Walkable to major sights but on quieter side of Pisa. Hotel has parking plus a shuttle to airport and train station. Staff was very efficient.
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Excellent hotel experience. Very good and helpful service, excellent breakfast, great location near train station and mall with Leaning Tower, Baptistry and Cathedral. I would recommend this hotel to family and friends and will stay there again when I travel to Italy.
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Shuttle to the airport available at the hotel and a fantastic breakfast, best during our month long trip.
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Great overnight on our way back to Rome from Cinque Terra
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This was our eighth stay at hotel bologna and we always enjoy it. Always go back. Like? The staff, the breakfast, the location , the roof top sitting area, the rooms, the bathrooms and so on.
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Great room for the price
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The elegant Hotel Bologna is in the historic center of Pisa, a 5 minute walk from the train station. It offers free Wi-Fi and a shuttle to the airport.
All rooms have minibar, and flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They feature floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors and independent heating.
Breakfast at the Bologna is a varied buffet including fruit, cold meats, and fresh bread and cake. It can be enjoyed on the courtyard terrace, or provided to take away for early check-outs.
The bar offers free tastings of traditional Tuscan products every evening.
The Campo dei Miracoli and the famous Leaning Tower are a 12 minute walk from the hotel. The highway that services Pisa with Florence and Livorno is 2 miles away.
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Featuring free Wi-Fi, the NH Cavalieri is a modern building across from Pisa Train Station. The airport shuttles stop in front of the hotel, and the Leaning Tower is just a 20-minute walk away.
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The Royal Victoria is the only hotel in historic central Pisa overlooking the Arno River. Take a short walk across charming, medieval streets and you will soon reach the Leaning Tower.
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The rooms are very clean and accomodating. We stayed in a quadruple room with two kids. Beds were fitting but a little hard. No biggy though. The room we stayed in was right on the main street so the traffic was heard all night. I didnt ask for another room though so my fault. Had fun
Room on the main street and the heat cannot be adjusted so it was hot in the room at night.
-Cleanliness -Staff very friendly -Location about 12 minutes walk to Pisa tower -Our Flight was very early in the morning,staff kindly provided us with a packed breakfast.thank you
-Local tax of 2 Euro applied even to children age 7 and 6 years-- a little unusual as never charged for children before in Europe.A minor point really but it should be more clear when making a booking.thanks
The breakfast was complete. The position of the hotel is very good.
The room was really small, the restroom even more. The toilet was literally under the sink. Not fair for a 4 stars hotel and that price. The staff didn't pay attention at my requests.
Very clean, unit in separated area, quiet, very pro staff
- No lock on bathroom's door - website should suggest guests to access the hotel through Via corso italia ( pedestrian street ) while travelling with heavy baggage. Via Mazzini is really difficult even with wheels on luggage - booking problem with the hotel even with confirmed booking from booking.com website
Nice and soft bed
Unfriendly staff.afrer 2 asking for some wifi. Still nothing and i find some old used soap in my bathroom and the shower was like just used for washing some dogs..i dont mind if you dont welkom people when they come in but atleast i like some hygiene..
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Comfortable bed, excellent breakfast, helpful staff, and great location.
Some confusion on the "free shuttle" service. We ended up having to pay 10 euro each way during check out.
Everything: it's been my third stay (one night only each time) at Hotel Bologna and will consider it again if I return to Pisa.
Well located close to city and railway station and on a bus route to airport. Shuttle service to airport Friendly, helpful staff with excellent English Comfortable bed Good breakfast
Room overheated and radiator valve broken, so locked on full - this was repaired after 2 days Quite noisy out front due to bus route Towels not replaced one day and coffee not replenished on several days Very small bathroom
Excellent quality of the room, with all possible facilities. Great breakfast
The hotel is close to the train station and 15 minutes walk from the tower and other major attractions. Very stilish room and a fantastic bed. Delicious breakfast buffet.
There was a constant small noise in my room like water flowing in a pipe and I couldn get where it was coming from. I Managed to sleep well anyway.
Very friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Breakfast was very good. Location near bus stop and free shuttle were a big plus. Mini bar with free water. Computer in lobby came in very handy. free mineral water and sweets in lobby were a nice gesture. Overall great hotel.
Bathroom window wouldn't close completely so bathroom and room wouldn't get warm enough.
Good location 10 mins walk from both the tower and the station. Very helpful staff who will organise transfer from Airport for free if booked directly with hotel 5 eurosif booked via an agent. Breakfast great
No evening meal bar prices pretty high
A Good hotel in a good location. Close to the main street too, in addition to being in walking distance to tower of Pisa. Good breakfast and good facilities in the room as well. Excellent value for money.
It was easy to get to from the airport once you knew how to do it. Also good for shopping. Easy and relaxed staff
The room had an unfortunately smell coming from the toilet and no matter what we did it didn't go away. They should resolve this problem ASAP.
The location and decor was pure Italian. The Hotel was comfortable, well located for site seeing and excellent value for money. Loved the murials in rooms. Pisa is worth visiting ans easy to reach with car. Parking free and secure.
The heating in rooms couldnt be controlled, or we didnt know how. Room was too hot for weather outside.
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No wifi reception in our room, had to go to lobby to connect
The good choice and good quality of food both breakfast and room service. A very clean and comfortable hotel.
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