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I have visited www.benderchaffey.com (Gallery page) and they have an AWESOME example of how their pictures pop up in a new window (where a picture was already) and it just changes the images when you hover over the corresponding link to the left. I WANT THIS! But I don't know how to code it or to set it up through Frontpage for my own site. If anybody could help I would be SO grateful. Thanks!
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That's a simple JavaScript:
The basic HTML for that is:Code:function switchPic(num) { document.getElementById("image").src = "images/image"+num+".jpg" }
Explanation: You have a main image (colored in blue here) with an ID (can be any name) and as many links (colored in green here) as you have images to swap. Now the "onmouseover" event handler in the link code is telling the links that when you hover over them the image will be switched in the place of the main image. For this to work the ID needs to be the same in the JavaScript and the HTML (colored in magenta).Code:link link
The code in red is related to the images that are gonna be shown when you're going over the links. In the above example the images are called, e.g. image1.jpg, image2.jpg (etc., etc.), and the number in the "onmousover" event handler in the HTML (here in red) is adding the number to the file name in the JavaScript (where it reads +num+).
Might sound a little complicated or confusing for someone that is not familiar with coding so try it out with that basic code on an empty page at first and get back if you have more questions.


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On January 31, 2013, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) unveiled revisions to guidance on financial assurance for engineered control variances under the Remediation Standard Regulations...more
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I was out shopping appliances (again) today and the appliance guy told me that as of two years ago GE's fridges are no longer made by Samsung. He was telling me that GE essentially severed ties with Samsung and moved everything to their brand new (at the time) Kentucky manufacturing site. Is this true? Also, if I may so kindly get your advice about the following: AND I was frustrated today with appliance guy pushing Thermador rangetop and GE everything else today when I specifically told him I wanted Wolf rangetop and Elux double ovens. He just kept going on about the thin metals Elux uses compared to GE and how great the GE service will be and how the quality is superior to Elux (he specifically mentioned hinges) |
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My GE Cafe 25 cf is a beautifully designed, beautiful to look at, noisy as hell unit. GE has been out three times to fix the buzzing noise, I can hear it from 30 feet away in the foyer. They offered me a discount if I bought a new unit from them. I gave up and I try to not hear it anymore. I love the Cafe dual fuel range and convection microwave though. Very nice. |
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bump for Deeageaux please! Anyone else is welcome to chime in too, ty! |
I have not read anything to confirm this but GE no longer makes refrigerators in Mexico and Samsung does not have a refrigerator factory in the USA. Look at the factory plate/sticker inside the refrigerator compartment. If it says Assembled in the USA it is a GE design. If it says Made in Mexico it is a rebadged Samsung. Walking through an appliance store recently it looks like the Made in Mexico stuff is on sale/being discontinued and the new stuff is assembled in the USA. BTW Sorry, did not know "deeg" was a "shoutout" for me :) |
- Posted by illinigirl (My Page) on Sat, Nov 23, 13 at 21:44
heh, sorry about the mis-callout, i was going off of memory and I perhaps over-shortened. thanks for the input on this. interesting info. |
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Malawi is a largely a socially conservative country, and lawmakers may decide abolishing these laws altogether could be alienating to their constituents, some say.
Mr. Sharra says he doubts the law will pass if left to a debate in Parliament. "You do hear a few people pointing out that [they] are human beings and have rights but they are few and far between."
Many Malawians who oppose the change "aren't citing African tradition or morality, but are saying that we can't be dictated to by foreigners," Sharra adds.
Western donors largely pulled out of Malawi under its previous, autocratic president, Bingu wa Mutharika. Some see the suspension of laws criminalizing homosexuality as a way to please foreign donors, who have been coaxed back into the country by Mr. Mutharika's successor, Joyce Banda, who took over as president in April.
President Banda became Africa's second female head of state after Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Along with other donor-pleasing actions like devaluing the currency in line with International Monetary Fund recommendations and sacking corrupt politicians and security chiefs, she pledged to normalize same-sex relationships "as a matter of urgency."


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Balenciaga's Alexander Wang looked to the house's illustrious archives when designing his Pre-AW14 collection. The influence can be seen in the shape and proportion of this white cady blouse, complete with gathered front and gold-tone carabiner clasp fastening. Style it as you would a classic white shirt – with skinny black trousers and tough leather boots.
Shown here with Balenciaga Zip-back leather ankle boots, Saint Laurent Skinny-leg tailored trousers and Balenciaga Le Dix pochette leather clutch.Details
- Ivory, stretch-cady
- Deep V-neck, hidden hook and eye closure
- Draped short sleeves
- Gathered centre-front feature, gold-tone metal and leather carabiner clasp fastening
- 51% rayon, 46% acetate, 3% elastane. Lining: 72% acetate, 28% silk.
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- Country of origin: France
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- Shoulder to hem 27in/68.5cm
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Hello, I am new, a novice rose gardener. I got the rose itch this year. I thought I would start with just one this year, now it's turned into 6: 3 Winnipeg parks The Winnipeg parks are from golden acre, came in biodegradable paper pots. The base stem are very thick and woody, over 1" to 1 1/2" across, looked like plants several years old. I learned today that it came from eagle lake nursery, just outside of strathmore. I will have to check them out one day. I was surprised to find Emily Carr from Canadian tire, although the stems are not as thick, the plants are very vigorous. The tag said they have come from bylands nursery in the okanagan. Saw its first bloom today, what a lovely red. The Therese bugnet(I hope) was on discount for $3, was very sad and straggly, it's now coming along quite nicely. Roses were 25% off at GA today. I was very tempted, but thought it would be a bit of a risk with the cold just around the corner here north of calgary. And the idea of digging another rose hole.... My fingers are crossed for the roses I do have, they were all planted a little late, a couple in pots, a couple in raised beds (it was a mushy spring), one is very deep, and another a little higher, so we shall see. Thank you for all the tips on this forum, it has been very helpful. We've done well with house plants and vegetables, even a tangerine tree and an army of amaryllis Lillies so hopefully this new rose adventure will be positive. |
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- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b wannabe 5 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 12:06
Welcome to the forums Prairie_northrose! There are quite a few very good rosarians on this forum that will be able to help you with protecting your roses from mother nature. From what I understand Calgary is a very challenging climate it is difficult enough to visit can't imagine living there again...lol. Not to try and enable you but Palatine Roses will be accepting orders starting Sept 8... We would also love to see pictures of your roses! Look up PAD (Plant Acquisition Disorder) in the search box of this forum. You are starting to show symptoms, I am the forum Psychologist for plant related disorders. Again welcome to the forums! SCG |
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Hi & welcome. I can't give you great advice because I've never gardened in Calgary, but from what I understand lack of snow cover combined with fluctuating temperatures can make rose gardening difficult. Here in MB I cover my roses with fall leaves and loosely wrap them with burlap, just to hold the leaves down. I also shovel snow over them as needed throughout the winter. Your roses might die back somewhat or completely in the winter. Just wait to see what's still alive in the spring, prune off what's not, and with decent luck they will grow back quickly to bloom each year. Winnipeg Parks is a fairly small rose and not especially hardy or vigorous but it should be okay. Emily Carr is a monster in my mom's garden. I'll have to post a photo sometime. Personally I wouldn't plant roses in the fall in our climate. |
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Thank you SCG and northspruce. I will have to check out Palatine. I was very sad to hear about Pickering Nursuries. We stopped by Bluegrass today, they had their roses on for about $29. Lots of blooming Morden Centennials, but unfortunately they all had blackspot. The persian yellow looked very healthy, but I am unsure how long they have been at the nursery. As winter nears, I'll definitely be looking to gather leaves and burlap. I may also test out peat moss as suggested by the Calgary Rose Society book, and perhaps straw. Here is my mystery rose: Emily carr in a bucket. Looks happy, it's gone up half a foot in growth since transplanting. I will test wintering in pots(bucket in my case), through some very helpful suggestions from Carol on this forum: Emily carr in a raised bed: A miniature that came with the house, no idea what it is: 3 Winnipeg parks. The on the far left was planted very deep, it was originally taller than the one in the middle. It's taken longer to get new growth. The middle one was planted higher. The left and middle, according to golden acre, are from Eagle Lake nurseries. The one on the right is from Bylands, which will be wintered in a pot: |
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- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b wannabe 5 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 24, 14 at 10:55
Very nice, unfortunately the pic for your NO ID didn't come through. With the freeze thaws calgary gets I am sure your in for a challenge to winter in pots. I plan to overwinter quite a few things this year in pots but also am going to sink them in the ground. Sorry I can't be of help with the mini either. Have you dug around the union to see if there is a metal ID tag? My 'Emily Carr' is sporting one new bloom now after being almost totally defoliated by deer. Nice to see as she was putting on an amazing flush when the big slugs got to her. Keep the pics coming :) SCG |
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- Posted by prairie_northrose 3a AB (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 12:09
Thank you shazam, that is good to know. We ended up planting Emily Carr in the ground this weekend, she was getting too big to manage in a pot. Fall is a beautiful time around Calgary. I have a suspicion that our summers are extending into what would be considered fall. With the late summer start, it would not surprise me if it stays warm-ish into October. After checking out the nursuries, I think my mystery $3 rose may be Rosa Wodsii, not Therese Bugnet. There are many thorns on the new stems, and most of the leaves are more round, not pointed. What patience this takes as I begin selecting and planting. I am looking forward to year three. P.S. shazam - the "horribly detailed rose report" post you began has been very helpful to me, I refer to the post often |
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- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b wannabe 5 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 17:25
The nice thing about Calgary is if you don't like the weather wait 5 minutes. The best part is it will always surprise you whether +22 on xmas day or -109 on halloween. hehe SCG |
- Posted by Donna.in.Sask 2b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 18:23
I've never had much luck growing Winnipeg Parks...tried a few times, just like Morden Sunrise...they aren't hardy for my zone. I've had good results with Hope for Humanity, Cuthbert Grant, Alexander Mackenzie, Morden Blush/Ruby and Adelaide Hoodless. How can you tell I favour red roses, lol. If blackspot bothers you, I have read that the yellow roses are prone to it, at least the ones that descend from Persian Yellow. |
- Posted by prairie_northrose 3a AB (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 20:19
Donna, does your Cuthbert Grant have any fragrance? I learned that I like slight fragrance, even if it is a little bit, and also learned that many of the new-ish hardy roses unfortunately are not heavy on fragrance (oh well, I guess I can't have it all!) I have no idea what to expect this winter. Last one was something like below (my winnipeg parks is planted on the right side of the photo). But at the end of the day, I'd rather have the occasional chinook over the difficulty of gardening with unreliable snow cover. |
- Posted by Donna.in.Sask 2b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 22:47
I'll have to check whether it has fragrance - it's planted in a less than ideal spot on a sunny slope. It lives and blooms despite my neglect ;). To be honest, I don't plant roses for fragrance since I would have to coddle the strongly scented ones that grow in warmer zones - not going to happen. I grow other plants that make up for it, like sweet peas, night scented stock, oriental lilies, etc. |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b wannabe 5 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 2, 14 at 11:44
Out of what has been mentioned that I have or been around 'Morden Sunrise' has the best scent. In my yard some days it wafts. Whether it will survive for you is another thing...barely made it here this past winter. How about 'Rose de Rescht' It has some scent in my yard, is recurrent and hardy. How about a rugosa like 'Hansa' or 'Roseriae d'lhay'? Another plant that has great scent at night is Nicotiana. Everyone that is in my yard during the evening comments on it. I can send seeds if you want. SCG |
- Posted by shillanorth 4A (My Page) on Tue, Sep 2, 14 at 12:10
My Winnipeg Parks and Morden Sunrise die back to the ground every year but always come back. They have about a 2 inch covering of shredded cedar mulch and snow when we get it and a scoop of bone meal and blood meal in the spring. Otherwise, that`s all the pampering they get. One new one that is looking very promising is Campfire from the Canadian Artists series. |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b wannabe 5 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 2, 14 at 13:41
Yes, 'Campfire' is looking good. After seriously getting mowed down by deer it is growing like crazy in this cooler weather and tossing some blooms. I just went out and it does have a nice light scent for me, not quite as strong as 'Morden Sunrise'. I love the looks of the blooms as they are opening. SCG |
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This winter I have some Mrs. Moon pulonaria blooming right now near the hellebores. It is the first year for these plants and you may be able to see the ice crystals in the pictures on the leaves as we just had a little storm. My Smokey Mountain Blue pulmonaria should be starting any day. Mary from Gainesville, GA |
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This hellebore loves to bloom. It started blooming in January 2002 when put in, and was still going strong when this picture was taken in August 2003. I finally got tired of the stalk and cut it down in October 2003. However, it started blooming again last month! Obviously it is very happy where it is. It is in a mixed bed (starting at left and circling around) with a fragrant dwarf rhododendron, a beautiful microlepia fern, a pink mophead hydrangea not in bloom at the time, dark purple iris and a Japanese maple 'Emperor I' of the bloodgood variety. On the white arbors my neighbor's grapevine is growing downwards. The bed also contains white callas, impatiens, begonias and heucheras. The very next picture (photo #14) shows the same bed but from the opposite view, standing at the top and looking downhill instead of uphill. |
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Good question, Doris. Mary, I couldn't get to the photo, but pulmonarias are lovely with hellebores, aren't they? Jean, your photos are inspiring. What a bloomer that hellebore is! But the gorgeous foliage mix in that border would be stunning even if nothing flowered. I'm impressed with the way you've achieved a tranquil and harmonious grouping at the same time that you've taken advantage of dramatic contrasts in foliage size, shape, texture and color. Wow! Thanks for posting the great slide show. One of my favorite plants with purple, pink and white hellebores is Daphne odora. They open here when the hellebores are in full flower, and the colors all work together, and we enjoy the nice daphne scent. Since both plants are ignored by deer in our area, they seem to encourage the deer to walk on by, as well. I've transplanted pink, purple and white sweet violets from other areas where they pop up in the garden to grow beneath the daphnes and hellebores, too. |
Oh, I envy you with the daphne! I've been unable to grow them, or hebe for that matter. Scented plants are difficult in the Bay Area because it's so cool. The flower perfumes don't carry well in cool moist air! On our rare warm spells I can smell the plants much better. |
Does anyone know of a pretty vine that would grow well with hellebores? I have some in a large (permanent) pot on my back porch that I mix with the odd annual, but I'd love to mix in a vine-and was hoping for something more interesting than vinca or ivy. I'm new to this site having been in an apartment for years, and I love it. Thanks to all. |
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The University of Arizona is selling off its entire collection of vinyl LPs at .50 cents each. The collection contains some 6,000 items of varying genres from teh 1950s through the 1980s, and also includes some very rare finds. Anyone wishing to learn more may contact them directly at (480) 965-3587. More
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The Jerome Robbins Dance Division of the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center is one of the city\'s great cultural treasure troves. It is the largest dance archive in the world, with holdings that date back to 1460. But even dance fanatics tend to forget about this research center once known simply as \"the Dance Collection.\"
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Steve Perry, Information Resource Officer for the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos, Nigeria (U.S. State Department) is actively soliciting book donations for the four branches of the Nigerian Law School in Abuja, Kano, Jos and Lagos. We specifically would like donations of reference books, law books, classic books of cases, torts, study manuals and anything else you might find appropriate in building up a legal collection.
Ideally, it would be great if we could obtain four copies of each book for the four branches of the Law School. This way, each Law School would ideally
receive the same books. If you are cleaning out your Law Offices, weeding Law Books from University Libraries or other collections, might I suggest that this would be a perfect way to make a real difference. Nigerian Law
Schools are increasingly interested in American Law and actually turn to American Law (and not British Law) for precedents in a variety of new law cases that are currently being heard around the country. One additional consideration: the Nigerian IT infrastructure is so fragile and so undeveloped that it will be years before the legal profession here will be able to rely on the Internet for any type of legal research. What the Law Schools here need are books and plenty of them.
The Public Diplomacy Offices of the US State Department in Lagos and Abuja will find a grant for shipping these books from the nearest port in the U.S. (probably Baltimore) to Lagos, Nigeria where they will be cleared from
customs here by an accredited representative of one of these Law Schools.
What we need now (besides the actual donations of books, of course) is for one person to temporarily be responsible for collecting these books from potential donors, storing them temporarily, and making sure they are picked
up in a responsible manner by the shipping company before they are finally shipped to Lagos. We thank you so much for whatever efforts you can spare in this important endeavor.
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\"The UGA Libraries' Committee on Research and Professional Development is proud to announce the launch of The Mentor Program. Mentoring at the UGA Libraries encompasses counseling and guidance, collaboration,
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Feel free to look around and let us know what you think. We hope to have a well established and successful program in the near future.\"
Here\'s the link to the University of Georgia Libraries Mentor Program.
A December 2001 publication of the Council on Library and Information Resources:
As the scholarly information environment changes, so do the needs, expectations, and behaviors of users. Assessing and responding to those changes is essential for the academic library so that it may continue in support of the scholarly mission. The authors of this report have formally examined how humanities scholars conduct and collate their research. The study was based on a small sample of scholars; nonetheless, the results are powerfully suggestive of ways in which academic libraries can adapt to and develop in a rapidly changing environment. In particular, the findings emphasize how important it is for libraries to chart their evolutionary course in close consultation with scholarly user communities.
This study results from the fruitful cross-fertilization between the scholar concerned with aspects of information science and the librarian concerned with delivering operational information services.
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Laura Fosbender writes \"From October 2001 through September 2002, about 300 print journals, for which electronic access and publisher data are available, have been temporarily removed from the shelves of the nine campuses of the UC system.
During the course of the experiment, faculty and students will rely on the digital versions of these titles to meet their information needs. -- Read More
Or tried to, anyhow - a flood of genealogists has swamped the servers of the UK\'s Public Records Office, which unveiled the online version of the census this week:
The growing fascination with family history came to the fore this week when an estimated 20m people attempted to access the newly launched online version of the 1901 census.
Designed to cope with just 1.2m visitors a day, the site effectively seized up with a couple of hours and within 24 hours had been withdrawn for a quick overhaul that the Public Records Office said would allow more people to log on.
Plans to put all Victorian census records online are also to be speeded up to meet the obvious demand from a public fascinated with when their relatives were born, married and died and how they lived their lives . . .
An editorial from the London Evening Standard:
The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. Or so LP Hartley told us in the opening sentence of his novel The Go-Between, published in 1953. But we\'re now keener than mustard to catch hold of all our yesterdays.
Two days ago, the Kewbased Public Record Office was stunned by the overwhelmingly avid response to its decision to put the 1901 census on line (the most recent census released under the 100-year rule that protects individuals\' privacy). I\'m surprised at its surprise. The Public Record Office should have known that, these days, everyone wants to be a DIY historian . . .
More. The 1901 census data can be examined here, although as Ananova recently reported, heavy demand is making it difficult to use the site.
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This is the door sill for the front of my 1919 house. The square nails lead me to to believe it's the original wood sill. If this were your house, would you replace it?
If replacing it is a bad idea from an old house point of view, then what? I could do a credible job of filling in the cracks and missing areas with wood filler, but doubt I could stain it well enough to pass for wood. I'm thinking of just leaving it as is, staining and topcoating with a sealer. I have adjusted the door so it isn't rubbing the wood. (I scraped the paint off the threshhold at the top of the photo. The paint plan calls for that to be painted green to match the door frame, but if I can get all the paint off, I might stain and clearcoat it.) |
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- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Sat, Nov 10, 12 at 14:30
Well, if you're asking what I would do...I would replace it. However, you seem to like the idea of staining it and keeping a bit of the old house. I think that's a great idea and the square nails will be a real conversation piece. If it's still functional, why not? :) |
- Posted by columbusguy1 (My Page) on Sat, Nov 10, 12 at 17:24
There's nothing wrong with the sill that a little tlc won't fix--so I'd keep it and stain it. As for the threshold--that should not be painted to match the frame, it should match the porch floor. |
- Posted by slateberry51 (My Page) on Sat, Nov 10, 12 at 18:05
When I bought my house some of my sills had been replaced with modern machine cut oak sills. My carpenter was doing some work and ended up milling new sills out of some beautiful maple for me. My house has oak floors, poplar trim, but original maple sills. I love the way he did it; I had to stain them to match the old carefully, but now you can't tell the difference between old and new. The modern sills were so out of place. But, if I could patch that corner with wood putty reasonably well, I'd keep it. There are a lot of lousy putties out there; I've had reasonable luck on small jobs with JB weld Kwikwood, and on larger projects, ConServ products (but that's a lotta $$$ for such a small patch, and I don't think you need to pay the big bucks for the performance characteristics of the conserv for an indoor application.) I like the look of a well-executed repair. I remember touring castles and mansions in Europe where things were carefully maintained or repaired instead of replaced; to me, it just contributed to the antique feel of the building, but in a cozy, not decrepit, way. |
- Posted by antiquesilver (My Page) on Sat, Nov 10, 12 at 23:06
I don't see anything wrong with the sill but I'd paint it instead of trying to stain it. Chances are there will always be bits of old paint showing through any stain that you do. The threshhold is a toss up but I'd probably keep it. My exterior ones were worn so thin my husband trashed them when he initially installed a temporary door for security but my interior ones looked very similar to yours prior to floor finishing. Now they're beautiful but still worn in keeping with the house. |
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Updated: 05/05/2005 - An area business owner is reacting to the construction of an apartment complex around Western's Campus, and the possible population boom.
Updated: 05/05/2005 - The Barren River District Health Department is taking a unique look at the injuries affecting residents in our area. Kentucky State Police and state and area legislators were at the news conference, where they released the results of a four-year study.
Updated: 05/05/2005 - Sheriff's deputies searching for leads and suspects in late-night shooting and robbery.
Updated: 05/04/2005 - Major downtown redevelopment iniative "has to see progress."
Updated: 05/04/2005 - The judge will consider summary judgments Tuesday.
Updated: 05/04/2005 - With Mother's Day approaching, many are planning ways to honor their loved ones who've passed away. However, it's important to know the rules and regulations that apply to your family member's cemetery.
Updated: 05/06/2005 - Federal Grand Jury charges Davis Cooper with embezzlement and money laundering.
Updated: 05/04/2005 - Junior high students listen to real life experiences of teens who have become parents.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - A Madisonville Fugitive is now in police custody in Costa Rica.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - A young Harlan County boy is run over by a school bus driver.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - New ordinance will require leashes, owner clean-up, and walking only on paved paths.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - For 17 years Drinking Water Week has been celebrated nationally to raise public awareness about safe drinking water. Here in Bowling Green, BGMU is working to improve our current water system. It's a full-time job; that requires much more work than you might think.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - Parents and kids gather in Bowling Green to honor students who attend Warren County Day Treatment, a program for young people who have been in the justice system.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - The Make-A-Wish Foundation has been making dreams come true, for children with life-threatening medical conditions, for the past 25 years. Now a child from South Central Kentucky is seeing her dream come true, thanks to the students at Drakes Creek Middle.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - City will set aside $1 million a year to fund long-term projects meant at cutting congestion.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - Students and faculty at Bowling Green High School are doing their best to keep the no-kill shelter at the Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society open.
Updated: 05/03/2005 - Area judges and lawyers gather to celebrate the judicial system.
Updated: 05/02/2005 - The bank claims Stephen Catron owes thousands.
Posted: 05/02/2005 - A recent study shows teen use of prescription drugs is on the rise.
Updated: 05/02/2005 - BG City Commission will consider new ordinance Tuesday night.
Updated: 05/02/2005 - It was 30 years ago Saturday that the United States withdrew the last of its troops from Vietnam and the communists officially took over the country.
Updated: 05/02/2005 - Mother Nature seems to be putting a damper on all outside activities, but that wasn't the case for the Southern Kentucky Soccer Invitational on Saturday.
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Halal Restaurants in Malaysia – 138 Restaurants
Flaming Steamboat Buffet
Perfect for Company Dinners, Gatherings, Birthday Parties, 120 Indoor a/c seats, 120 outdoor covered seats.
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taufulou posted www.taufulou.com 415 ReviewsOverall, the taste is pretty good and they certainly have many returning customers like my friends, at times can dine 2-3 days in a row .
De Chiengmai Thai Seafood Restaurant
A restaurant that offers good ambience and authentic Thai cuisine.
low.b.leong posted foodbin.blogspot.com 444 ReviewsThe place is huge with a sprawling car park, a gated vegetable garden, a pondok, artificial stream with fishes by the side of the restaurant, water fountain decorated with flowering plants and shrubs with the grand and majestic restaurant at the far end.
The Mugshot Cafe
Fresh coffee, hand-crafted juices, homemade yogurt, and the best bagels in George Town.
d_luaz postedSuperbReally tasty Bagel, especially the Bagon and Egg (RM 10 only).
Khuntai Restaurant
enqvist posted www.tasteiest.com 29 ReviewsSuperbTeluk Kumbar Khuntai is a big restaurant with indoor and outdoor sitting areas together with big parking lot. Khuntai has great experience in serving authentic Thai cuisine, their experience earn them good reputation and grow their business to a total of 4 restaurant now, 2 in Penang and 2 in Petaling Jaya.
China Treasures
The buffet (RM 33++ per person) is quite worth the money if dim sums are your thing and you can't get enough of them.
Firelyamber posted carelesslittlehamster.com 93 ReviewsMalays who enjoy chinese food would love to come here because it's halal!
Aunty Nat
Aunty Nat some decent Nyonya food. Not only that, having a nice setup in the restaurant helps as well.
nisha postedBadService is very poor. Getting from bad to worse. Had to wait for more than 1 hour to be served (last time, had to wait nearly 30min). Those that came way later than us had their food served before us. When our food finally came, the portion was small (as compared to the same dish served to the table beside ours) and not worth the money.
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wedarefood posted wedarefood.blogspot.com 27 ReviewsSuperbA classic Nyonya delicacy to start our meal. The crunchy outer shell compliments the soft, moist and juicy radishes perfectly! The finely chopped spring onions and chilli added a light freshness to the pai tee and the sambal was a beautiful blend of spiciness and sourness.
Three Little Birds Coffee
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A Singapore grown Italian restaurant franchise first open in Pavilion KL.
Ramadan Bazaar
Popup stalls selling traditional Malay food delicacies for the breaking of fast, setup yearly for 1 month before Hari Raya.
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Sri Nirvana Maju
A South Indian restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a coffee-shop setting as well as al-fresco dining on the corridor. Famed for it's banana leaf rice. Service in this place is good. The waiters are attentive and always eager to please.
ak2116 postedExceptionalA close friend brought me here, i was skeptical, again a typical banana leaf. But i was wrong, i had the vege set, the Dhall was thick and good, the side dishes was good, the rasam was just nice and NOT watery. Overall satisfied.


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The ISSBD Executive Committee has approved a continuation of the successful Developing Country Fellowships (DCFs) scheme. The aim is to encourage sustainable development of activities congruent with the aims of ISSBD in developing countries, and assist the professional development of early career scholars in such countries. Each DCF provides free conference attendance at ISSBD (including economy air fare and a subsistence allowance), a support grant of $1,500 per annum for the duration of the Fellowship, starting in the September immediately following the ISSBD conference and support from a Mentor.
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The ISSBD and the Jacobs Foundation share an interest in developing the careers of early career scholars from all parts of the world, including currency-restricted countries, and have established a fellowship program for this purpose. The target groups are students who intend to pursue a doctorate in developmental research, or who have recently enrolled in a doctoral program at their home institution. The ISSBD-JJF Fellowship includes mentorship, financial assistance, and opportunities for travel to further develop students' research skills. In particular, it provides: (a) transnational mentorship by ISSBD members who will work in partnership with the students' local supervisor; (b) a monthly stipend of up to US$ 1500, depending on living expenses in the country of residence; and (c) the opportunity to apply for additional travel grants to facilitate institutional exchange. The language for mentoring is English. Half of the fellowships are reserved for students from currency-restricted countries.
Current ISSBD-JJF Fellows
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Crazy to believe, but we're already at Game of Thrones pentultimate Season 4 episode.
Join us as we waffle through all the highs, lows and spoiler-tastic moments from their epic 'The Watchers on the Wall' episode, which sees 'Blackwater' director Neil Marshall return to the show for another epic siege.
This week we're also joined by a couple of Game of Thrones cast members, as well as the Orange is the New Black cast, who tell us what they think of the show.
AND we have a shiny competition in which you can win some pretty nifty Dragon Eggs, too.
Give it a watch below and then let us know what you think in the comments.
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