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Sleeps | 14 |
Bedrooms | 6 |
Bathrooms | 4 |
Property type | house |
Minimum Stay | 30 nights |
This is a perfect rental for corporate rental, home remodeling stay, or short term stays for 30 nights or more. Stay 'Right' in the Heart of the City! Beautifully remodeled 1700 square feet Victorian flat in unbeatable central San Francisco location! This is a historic 'Painted Lady' completely furnished with all top quality amenities. Conveniently located upper flat in a two unit building in desirable lower Pacific Heights neighborhood. Available with private parking, and just blocks from several of San Francisco's distinctive neighborhoods, including Union Square (world class shopping), Fillmore Street (trendy boutiques, antique stores, and cafes), Union Street, Polk Street, Japantown, Hayes Valley and Pacific Heights. 25 minute walk or easy bus ride or drive to waterfront attractions (Pier 39 & Fisherman's Wharf) & financial district.
Baby Package Available
Crib $100.00 per week/$25 per night.
$50.00 Rental Fee - Includes Toddler high chair seat-toy box- toilet seat, bathroom stool, eating utensils and plates.
Unbeatable Central Location! : This charming flat is centrally located in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood. Just blocks from several of San Francisco's distinctive neighborhoods, including Union Square (world class shopping), trendy boutiques, antique stores and cafes of Fillmore Street, Union Street, Polk Street, Japantown, Hayes Valley and Pacific Heights. 25 minute walk to waterfront attractions (Pier 39 & Fisherman's Wharf) & financial district.
All conveniences and attractions nearby!: From here, walk to dozens of world class and ethnic restaurants of all types, music clubs, bars, symphony and opera. Public transportation steps away will whisk you the beach, Golden Gate park, AT&T Park, and virtually any other attraction in the City and beyond. Walgreens drug store 1 block away, full grocery store 5 blocks away, ATM, easy freeway access, private garage parking.
This is a 6 bedroom, 4 bath accommodation and includes 2 car garage parking in the heart of San Francisco.
~ perfect for larger groups
~ perfect for family event accommodations
I am a California native who lives in the Bay Area. I have a family and work in the real estate business.
Deborah Odier purchased this house in 1996
This flat is located in an ideal location in the city. While many homes are scattered in many distant neighborhoods, this flat is smack dab in the heart of the city. Walk to the cable car, walk to Union Square, feel the bustle of the city in every direction, catch a cab outside the door, jump on a bus line across the street, eateries in every direction. You won't be disappointed by this true SF city experience.
And the flats are beautiful, spacious, with the right rooms in the right spot. We haven't turned the dining room into a 'bedroom'. And, there is a deeded parking spot. What more can you ask for?
This home is truly in a fabulous location. With parking and three full true bedrooms, this is a really great place to call home while visiting the city.
This Painted Lady Victorian flat is conveniently located in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, central to all attractions, neighborhoods and restaurants. Virtually the entire City is within a 5 to 30 minute walk of the unit, including the waterfront (Fisherman's Wharf & Pier 39), symphony, opera, Union Square (world class shopping), the financial district, Fillmore Street, Union Street, Hayes Valley, Nob Hill, Russian Hill and North Beach, just to name a few. Public transportation just steps away will whisk you anywhere you don't want to walk, including the beach and Golden Gate park.
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30 night minimum stay
Refundable damage deposit | $1,000 |
Cleaning Fee | $600 + Tax |
Tax Rate | 15.06% |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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I have not nor will I ever believe a word that comes out of the Obamas' mouths when one or the other are standing in front of our Troops or meeting with the Military families. Saying you support the Military and will make sure they have all that was promised them does not have much meaning when you then cut them off at the knees where it matters most – Pay and defense.
Apparently I am not the only one who has reservations about the sincerity of the FLOTUS:
From Foreign Policy:
Michelle Obama and military spouses: Here's why we're frustrated and angry
When I ran an item last week that was critical of Michelle Obama, it provoked the most responses of anything I've ever posted on this blog. Some of the responses made it clear to me that many people don't understand what the big deal is. So I asked one Army wife (her husband used to be an Apache pilot in the 82nd Airborne, and is now a major in the medical branch) to explain. Here is her response:
By Rebecca Noah Poynter
Best Defense guest columnist"I'm a military wife. We don't mind that America doesn't know the 685,000 of us. We learned during that first deployment years ago that there are times in the middle of the night when there is no one to talk to assuage the loneliness, the frustration and the chilling worry that in fact nobody might really care.
But we really thought Michelle Obama did — because she told us so. She visited our bases during the campaign. Then, in May, she said in an Army press release that, "I promise you that I will use every ounce of my energy to make sure that America always takes care of you." Then she suggested Americans should take us to lunch for Military Spouse Appreciation Day…."
(You can read Rick's article mentioned above here. Be sure to read the comments there – you'll understand the complete disconnect that exists between civilians and military folks.)
As of today this is what is posted on the MSCA Page:
A Message from the DoD
In the days following the announcement of a temporary pause of the Career Advancement Account – MyCAA – we have heard your feedback, suggestions and concerns.
We are pleased to announce that the MyCAA program will resume operations on March 13, 2010, at 12 p.m., noon (EST), for military spouses who currently have existing MyCAA accounts. Those who have an existing account will have access to the entire Web site, including the ability to create and have financial documents approved.
We are currently developing long-term options for the program and expect to announce the details soon. Until then, no new accounts can be created. During this time, Military OneSource Spouse Education and Career Consultants will continue to be available to provide education and training, career exploration, assessment, employment readiness and career search assistance.
Tommy T. Thomas
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
Military Community and Family Policy
First lady visits, thanks Pentagon employees for service
"…Obama noted that April is the Month of the Military Child, and said military children also serve by staying strong when a parent deploys or sometimes even making the ultimate sacrifice if a parent is lost in action.
Obama said that while all the recognition is justified, it must be backed up by action. As first lady, she said she will keep urging Americans to do their part to support the military.
"Every American can do something, whether it's something as simple as just saying thank you when you see one of our troops in your community," she said…"
Oh yes, the first lady is real good at telling Americans what to do, as is her husband. Unfortunately, most of what comes out of their mouths are "just words".
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This project will foster knowledge on ecosystem response to various types of restoration. This increases the possibilities for recreating and maintaining biodiversity. Because follow-up studies are time-demanding manipulative experiments will be used. These will be located to riparian ecosystems. Such systems have high natural values, are usually impacted, are targets for restoration but difficult to restore because of their complexity. The project will evaluate riparian restoration regionally and locally. According to landscape ecological theory location in the landscape is basic for ecosystem structures and processes. We have predicted that restoration efficiency varies with location in the catchment and with level in the riparian zone - the latter depending on variation in hydrologic conditions. The project will evaluate restoration efficiency by using plant germination, establishment and production as indicators. This is accomplished by using phytometers. The project will be designed as a comparison between restored and impacted (unrestored) objects. The focus is on streams restored by plugging trenches, on channelized streams restored by replacing boulders and logs, and on impounded streams restored by dam removal. The project is funded by the research council Formas.


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Saturday 21st December - 108 Sun Salutes Yogability Fundraiser *Yogability is a Glasgow Yoga charity to providing free yoga to children and adults with special needs and their carers. Each person or group commits to 108 sun salutations and raising a minimum of £108 You can join the challenge as a group, for example if there are 4 people in your group you would each do 26 sun salutations and raise £26 each - the more people the less salutes. We don't want anyone to feel excluded and appreciate anyone who would like to help us raise funds. So you can sign up as an individual, commit to doing a chosen number of sun salutes and get people to sponsor you. Also, if you can't make the day, you can do the sun salutes in your own time and send us your donation. £8 per participant to register which includes the sun salutes event on 21st Dec, your sponsorship form, and a Karma Yoga t-shirt. Come on challenge yourself and raise funds for a great cause! @ Merchant City Yoga. Saturday 21st December Please get in contact to register. *Yogability is a registered Scottish charity: Charity No: SC043956 See https://www.facebook.com/KarmaYogaGlasgow for more info. |
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Bourglouis Open Air Base
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Coordinates | 46.859289,-71.77714 |
Street Address | Chemin de Bourg-Louis, St-Raymond, QC (Map may be inaccurate) |
Nearest town | St-Raymond, Québec, 30 km from Québec City |
NTS Map | empty |
Operated by | ASC, Les Scouts du District de Québec |
Information | Web Site; Contact: Email; Phone: +1 418 529 8886 |
Bookings | Web Site |
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Tenting sites: Yes Adirondack shelters: No Villages: No Cabins: Yes |
Drinking water: Yes Emergency phone: Yes Mobile phone coverage: Unknown Picnic tables: Unknown Cooking shelters: Unknown Appliances in cabins: Yes On-site store: Unknown Shopping nearby: Unknown Showers: Yes Indoor washrooms: Yes Wheelchair washroom: Unknown |
The Bourglouis domain is situated at only forty minutes from Québec near the town of St-Raymond in the beautiful Portneuf county. Crossed by the Portneuf river, this splendid ground covers a surface of several acres. Sometimes wooded, sometimes open, it's perfect for all of activities. Only 6.5 km from there we find all the services offerred by the town of St-Raymond, including an hospital.
This house can easily receive thirty persons without any problem. There is only one floor, so everything is handy. There is a dormitory with superposed beds, a small bedroom, a kitchen completely equipped, a very large room, a refectory, and two small rooms with toilets and showers.
For the bicycle lovers, the cycle track of the Jacques-Cartier brings you there directly.
Driving Directions
Nearest Other Camps
- Pointe d'Argentenay Open Air Base (76 km)
- Camp Kinagalawi (128 km)
- Thomas E. Demers Scout Camp (160 km)
- Camp Jackson Dodds (162 km)
- Lake Lovering Scout Reserve (188 km)
- Camp Jackson Dodds (218 km)
- Tamaracouta Scout Reserve (219 km)
- Dunn Memorial Scout Camp (Powerscourt) (276 km)
- Apple Hill Scout Reserve (292 km)
- Camp JJ (302 km)
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Abbott Pizza - Pico near 20th across from SMC. Crust with bagel toppings on it. The mixed mushroom pizza. Some pies available with garlic pesto, or olive pesto in lieu of marinara sauce. The only thing I'd skip is the chicken on the pizza - it's shredded or slivered, so it dries out a bit too quickly for my taste.
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April 25, 2012 ACTION ALERT! Join Us for Our 2012 Outings
May 26-May 28-Red Desert Caravan We will be taking a three-day auto tour to visit units of a potential Red Desert National Conservation Area. This three-day auto safari will take in Adobe Town, the Kinney Rim and Jack Morrow highlights such as the Boar's Tusk, Killpecker Dune Fields and Honeycomb Buttes. Auto tour with car camping and light day hikes. May 26-May 28-Ferris Mountains and Dunes A three-day 4-wheel drive tour with day hikes among the Ferris Dunes, with forays to Whiskey Gap and the forested flanks of the Ferris Mountains, a BLM Wilderness Study Area. Bring your camera or camcorder to capture landscapes, wildlife, and special moments from this unique wild and scenic outing. June 2-June 3 Thunder Basin Prairie Dog Tour This first of its kind BCA outing in the Thunder Basin National Grasslands will offer an up-close look at our successful efforts to save black-tailed prairie dogs from poisoning as we help prepare the way for long-awaited black-footed ferret reintroduction. This two-day outing will involve car camping, several short day and night hikes and great opportunities to explore and photograph the unique landscapes and wildlife of these vast grasslands. Wildlife one can expect to see include black-tailed prairie dogs, pronghorn, deer, ferruginous and other hawks, golden eagles, badgers, coyotes, red foxes, Woodhouse's toads and more. Less common wildlife one can hope to see include burrowing owls, mountain plovers, swift foxes and more. June 9 - June 10 Powder Rim Tour A two-day 4-wheel drive tour of the Powder Rim, home to ancient juniper woodlands that border vast expanses of badlands, a desert elk herd, and the haunts of outlaws from the Powder Wash Gang. You will view some of the largest uninterrupted panoramas on earth. Enjoy bird watching for unique juniper obligate songbirds and wild horse viewing with light day hikes and car camping. June 16-Adobe Town A one-day tour of Adobe Town, the crown jewel of Wyoming's desert wilderness. Light to moderate day hikes along the lofty Skull Creek Rim and among the pinnacles of the Adobe Town Rim, with likelihood to spot wild horses and other wildlife. July 7-July 8 - Jack Morrow Hills Tour A two-day auto tour featuring visits to the White Mountain Petroglyphs, Boar's Tusk, Killpecker Dune Fields, and colorful badlands of the Honeycomb Buttes, with overnight camping. The Rock Springs Field Office is revising its land-use plan, and protection for these areas will be on the table. Space is limited! Please call 307-742-7978 or e-mail Jennifer at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or to make a reservation. Thank you for using your voice for the wild! |
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I am a business owner, I rely on my computer for everything, and I had a crash! Colin, you and your team did amazing work, recovered all my important data and saved the day! Fatal Exceptions is the only place I would trust my business computer needs to. Thank you for all your support and excellent advice over the years! Candice, St Albert
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Department Members: McGrath, Daniel - 9th Grade; Adv. PE-Competitive; Adv.PE - WT/Conditioning; BTW Phillips, Jamie - 9th Grade; 10th Grade Phillips, Joyce - 10th Grade; Adv.PE-Lifetime Fitness Competitive,; BTW Sheppard, Logan - 9th Grade; Adv. PE-Competitive; Adv. PE-Outdoor Ed; BTW Thurston, Kristin - 10th Grade; BTW Wolfe, Greg - Adaptive PE 2013-2014 Freshmen, Sophomores and Advanced PE Students PE uniforms will be on sale for $8.75 (shorts $6 and t-shirt $2.75) through one of the teachers in the PE department. Students wear uniforms every day of class for HPE10, and Advanced PE. Your uniforms are the same for all schools, so they are recyclable PARENT/TEEN SAFE DRIVING WORKSHOPS Based on legislation § 22.1-205 in the Code of Virginia, Driver Education programs in Planning District 8 (Northern VA) must require the parent or guardian and the teen driver to attend a 90-minute parent/student driver education component included as part of the in-classroom portion of the driver education curriculum. If you fail to attend one of these meetings, the Driver Education classroom grade will be recorded as "I" (Incomplete) on the report card, the student cannot be issued a Driver Education Classroom Completion card (DEC-1), or a Temporary Driver's License. Mandatory attendance for any student under age 19 prior to taking Behind-the-Wheel. Meetings are held from 7:00 - 8:30 pm. Doors are LOCKED AT 7:05 to comply with voting District 8 mandated time. One parent attends one meeting at any school with their sophomore, junior, and/or senior. Dates/Times are listed on Main WebsiteFOR A pdf copy of the "45-Hour Parent/Teen Driving Guide", please go to www.doe.virginia/gov then to "For Students and Parents" on the left side ribbon; scroll to Other Resources, select Driver Education's 45-Hour Parent/Teen Driving Guide. Parents - LOST AND FOUND! Are your students missing coats, shoes, or t-shirts? Items are always collecting in the Lost and Found Box outside the Women's PE Office. When discovered, more valuable items are kept in one of the PE Teacher's offices for safekeeping. Please have your students check. Items are sent to charity every two weeks. School Year 2013 - 2014 Parents and Driver Education Students: The following information will be sent home with all sophomores during Seminar on October 9, 2013. This information will be reviewed in class, and is available on the website, for all sophomores, juniors, and seniors wishing to take Behind-the-Wheel. It is also available in the Main Office for all students.Behind-the-Wheel Information : TO SIGN-UP EARLY FOR BEHIND-THE-WHEEL, students who currently have an A or B in Driver Education, already have their permits, and already have attended the Partners for Safe Driving Workshop, may ask their teacher for a permission slip to request the paperwork for Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) with LCPS from the Main Office, starting November 11, 2013. These students only may begin BTW instruction early. **All other students must wait until after the final driver education exam IN JANUARY to go the Main Office for their paperwork. **All students must attend the District 8 Mandatory Parent/Teen Safe Driving Workshop with one parent. These dates are listed on our HPE website, our School website, and our County website. We have also listed them on the reverse of this information student. If you wish your student to take Behind-the-Wheel with LCPS:
The driving sessions will begin for the student when they are next in line. They are contacted by their BTW Instructor. Their "45-hour logs" must be completed, with at least 15 hours of night driving prior to their receiving their TDL-180 (Temporary Provisional Driver's license lasting 180 days). Driving time with the BTW instructor does not count towards their log time. They will drive a total of 7 actual driving sessions (minimum 50 minutes each), and 7 observation sessions (minimum 50 minutes each), paired with the same other student in the car. The 7th and final session is the road test for both students, at which time they will earn their TDL-180 from their BTW Instructor, if they have demonstrated the necessary skills. Upon passing, this is when they can drive by themselves, and they will now need insurance. If you wish your student to take Behind-the-Wheel with a private/commercial company If a student wishes to go with a commercial/private company, they go to the Main Office to request their "green card" (form DEC-01) and bring the copy of their parent/teen safe driving workshop certificate. The office can usually have the DEC-01 ready in 1-2 days. They then present their DEC-01 to the commercial/private company. Rules For both LCPS and Commercial Upon completing and passing Behind-the-Wheel, students will receive a letter from the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, stating when they are to be in attendance at the Licensing Ceremony – a court date. They must appear with at least one parent, be dressed appropriately, and stay for the entire court session. At that time, they receive their driver's license – with parental consent, of course. This ceremony is always held at Heritage High School, at 4:45pm, on the 3rd Thursday of each month (except July). Students 18 and over do not have to attend the licensing ceremony. We hope this answers a few questions you may have. Please do not hesitate to contact us, email@example.com, or email@example.com Sincerely, Joyce M. Phillips, HPE Department Chair, Teacher, BTW Instructor Kristin Thurston, HPE 10 Teacher, BTW Instructor Jamie Phillips, HPE 10 Teacher **Check out these Nutrition Information Websites: Food and Nutrition Information Center: http://fnic.nal.usda.gov/nal_display/index.php?info_center=4&tax_level=1 Lots of great articles from "Eatright" ,American Dietetic Organization": HEALTH/NUTRITION TIDBIT:


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L'Europe Restaurant
Large-scale banquets and weddings in St Petersburg are enhanced by the stunning art nouveau interiors of L'Europe ballroom.
Kryscha Ballroom
Many prestigious events have been held in the Kryscha Ballroom, including the Six Presidents dinner hosted by Vladimir Putin in 2002.
Kryscha Terrace
The Kryscha Terrace overlooks St Petersburg's historic skyline and is a superb location for cocktails, coffee breaks, luncheons and dinners.
Tchaikovsky Room
With large windows and sliding dividing walls, the Tchaikovsky Room is a flexible space filled with natural light.
Lidval Room
One of the most elegant of the hotel's 19th-century rooms, the lovingly restored Lidval Room adds graceful charm to any cocktail reception.
Pushkin Room
The Pushkin Room is ideal for small gatherings and presentations. Like all our event venues, it can be fitted with audiovisual equipment to ensure a successful business meeting.
Dostoevsky Room
A light flooded function room with large windows ideal for small meetings and presentations.
Gorky Room
Grand windows allow natural light to flood into the Gorky Room.
Billiard Room
The handsome, wood-panelled Billiard Room is ideal for a business dinner, meeting or intimate party.
Museum Room
Ideal for private business meetings or intimate dining, the Museum Room can seat up to ten people around its oval table.


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A series of grand Tours of these two gems of the Near East: Egypt and Jordan. Some cover Alexandria in the North to Abu Simbel on the border with Nubia And Africa. Some include Jerash, or camping in Wadi Rum. Use the train or fly between Cairo and the Nile Cruise. We try to cover it all!
Indiana Jones himself couldn't squeeze more adventure into this series we offer: Cairo and the Pyramids, a cruise on the Nile, Alexander the Great Mediterranean Ancient Capital of Alexandria, the fabled temples and tombs of Luxor and Thebes, diving in the Red Sea, the mountains of Sinai, and a trek to the mysterious ruins of Petra in Jordan. Just email us your wish list, and we'll give you the Near East! Egypt and Jordan A La Carte. We have more choices available upon request.
Egypt and Jordan tour - The 12 Day edition with air fare from the USA , on top of the major sites you may wish to enjoy a home hosted dinner with a local family , we have included as well a day tour to the Pharaoh's Island : Saladin's own " Early Warning System" in the Red Sea during the Crusaders Wars.
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We are now home for nearly a week and still basking in the glow of our extraordinary trip to Egypt. Thank you, Omar, for your wonderful arrangements, from first to last. Among our first reflections:
1. Ground staff: All were excellent -- reliable, on time, cordial, efficient, attentive to our needs. One in particular merits special mention: Mohamed Mamdouh, who met us on arrival at Cairo Airport and shepherded us through our days in the Egyptian capital, was exceptional in his services. He waited patiently for us the first night, despite our late arrival and slow progress through immigration, made sure each detail of our itinerary was smoothly and flawlessly executed, personally accompanied us on each transfer, even if it meant simply shepherding us on foot to a restaurant in walking distance of our hotel. But much more than that: he was a genial talking partner, thoughtful and generous in his insights and observations, and by the end of our trip a trusted friend. He brought the human dimensions of Egypt to life for us. We gladly accepted his offer to meet his family for supper at his home as part of our program. ...click here to read entire review


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During SkyTrek, your team members will attempt to navigate our high ropes course through a series of fun and challenging events. The ropes course, known as our Odyssey Course is more than a football field long, has two levels and ends with tandem zip lines that allow participants to "race" back to the ground. Participants will make all sorts of decisions about how they wish to venture through the course. They'll be working together, laughing, screaming; we've seen it all! The result is a fun, challenging and an ultimately unforgettable experience.
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Rufous Hummingbirds Have Arrived
This male Rufous Hummingbird was perched in a currant bush just below the hummingbird feeder of Dick and Janet Coe. He is perched and waiting to chase away the male and female Broadtail Hummers that want to fuel up too.
According to bird expert, Dick Coe, "The Rufous Hummingbirds will soon be heading back to Mexico where they winter. They migrate between 2,000 and 3,000 miles, round trip from Mexico to Southern Alaska to nest. They stop here for five or six weeks, (and raise a Rufous ruckus), before continuing back to Mexico."


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Dave Davies Hints At Kinks Reunion
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Dave Davies hinted that a Kinks reunion between him and older brother Ray Davies might still happen. Dave, who recently wrapped up a solo tour in support of his latest solo album, I Will Be Me, shed light on the situation, telling The Washington Post, "Ray and I spoke again last week. I'm in New York, and he was passing through doing his book tour (for the recently released Americana: The Kinks - The Road And The Perfect Riff), and we spoke about possibilities. I think we'll get together in maybe December and talk."
He went on to joke, "I don't know if we'll actually tour, but it would be nice to do something before we drop down dead."
Dave Davies is often thought of as the forefather of British heavy metal with the bombastic guitar distortion used on the Kinks' 1964 breakthrough hit, "You Really Got Me." He recalled Jimi Hendrix being a particular fan of his work on the track: "I remember when we met, I think in Sweden, he said he thought 'You Really Got Me' and the guitar sound was a landmark sound. I think it was. It really turned things on its head. Suddenly there was hard rock that was on the radio."
Dave Davies spoke candidly on his slow recovery from his debilitating 2004 stroke: "The first couple months were very hard. I was in rehab getting me body in shape, and you have to work on your muscles. Your muscles have memory, and you have to remind them what they've got to do. I was taking the guitar to bed with me every night, and (I'd) touch the strings and smell. I used to smell my guitar to get that memory working again."
Dave Davies, who has always battled his brother Ray for attention and control of the Kinks, says that he's responsible for the band's signature sound on "You Really Got Me" which propelled them to fame: "It wouldn't have been a record without, in all modesty, I think it wouldn't have been a record without that guitar sound on it, so it's like it paved the way for our whole career."
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Protecting your privacy and keeping your personal information confidential is important to MYOB.
This MYOB Group Privacy Policy outlines the policy of MYOB Australia Pty Ltd and its related companies, including Media Transfer Services Limited, the provider of the MYOB BankLink service, for maintaining your privacy and handling your personal information.
This MYOB Group Privacy Policy relates to personal information we handle about our clients, visitors to our websites and other members of the public. If you work for MYOB, you can contact our human resources team for more information about how your privacy is handled internally. If you're applying for a job online with us, you can view the MYOB Employment Relations Privacy Statement on our careers web page.
In this MYOB Group Privacy Policy, we use the terms, "we", "us", "our" or "MYOB" to refer to MYOB Australia Pty Ltd and its related companies, including Media Transfer Services Limited. We use the term, "MYOB BankLink" to specifically refer to Media Transfer Services Limited.
1. What is personal information?
1.1. Personal information means information or an opinion that identifies you, or could reasonably identify you as an individual, whether the information or opinion is true or not.
1.2 Some personal information is considered 'sensitive information' under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act). Sensitive information can include your membership of a professional or trade association.
2. Collecting and holding personal information
2.1 We collect personal information which is necessary to do business with you.
2.2 The personal information that we collect about you includes your name, postal and street address, email address, telephone number, gender, age, profession/role, place of work, information relating to the complaints you have made to us and various personal preferences. We also collect your payment information, such as your credit card or direct debit information and ABN, when you purchase a product or service from us.
2.3 MYOB BankLink electronically collects read-only feeds of transactions from your bank or financial institution, as those transactions appear on your account statement. This information can be passed on to your nominated accountant or professional adviser, and can be synced with certain MYOB online products. This service is known as "bank feeds". You can consent to receiving bank feeds by executing a hard copy authority form or through online registration. We then give that consent to your bank or financial institution. Once the bank or financial institution has processed your consent, we can start providing you and your other designated users with bank feeds in respect of your nominated accounts.
2.4 In certain circumstances we may collect sensitive information about you such as your membership of a professional association (e.g. CPA status). The Privacy Act regulates the collection and handling of sensitive information. We are able to collect that information if you voluntarily give it to us or if you otherwise consent to us collecting it. We will only collect sensitive information about you from you. If you provide us with sensitive information, this will constitute your consent.
2.5 We typically hold the personal information that we collect either on electronic databases or as hard copy documents.
3. Methods of collecting personal information
3.1 We collect personal information that you provide to us through:
(a) making an order;
(b) registering a product;
(c) registering for a product trial;
(d) new client forms;
(e) company file activation;
(f) actions performed by you from within your product;
(g) transactional services and payment services;
(h) client support;
(i) inbound and outbound sales calls;
(j) our website, including the client self-service portal, my.MYOB;
(k) members of our authorised partner and certified consultant programs;
(l) competition entry forms;
(m) bookings for training and events;
(n) talent release forms and product testimonials;
(o) customer surveys;
(p) when you register for newsletters;
(q) job applications; and
(r) when you provide material to us to enable us to provide our services to you.
3.2 We may also collect personal information about you:
(a) from our third party joint initiative partners;
(b) that is publicly available from sources such as social media websites; and
(c) from third parties that provide us with marketing leads.
4. Use and disclosure of your information
4.1 We collect, hold, use and disclose personal information to:
(a) fulfill orders and provide you with the products and services you have asked for;
(b) assist your accountant, bookkeeper or other professional adviser, who is acting on your behalf;
(c) perform product registration and company file activation, identify you as the product owner and to provide client support and service to you, your business partners and your employees;
(d) perform transactional services and payment services, including authorised financial transactions with you and your associated service providers;
(e) provide you with accounting software and related services;
(f) keep you informed about MYOB products and services and those of relevant business and joint initiative partners;
(g) register and renew domain name(s) on your behalf;
(h) register a company with ASIC on your behalf;
(i) record your marketing and communication preferences;
(j) enable secure access to our websites;
(k) participate in the process of any third party acquisition or potential acquisition of an interest in us or our assets;
(l) process your transaction details for bank feeds;
(m) fulfil any legal and regulatory obligations; and
(n) process a job application.
4.2 Product promotion and how to opt out of direct marketing
(a) We may use your personal information to contact you about product upgrades and new product releases and to let you know about new services and special offers relevant to your business.
(b) A number of laws are in place to limit direct marketing activity (including the Privacy Act, Do Not Call Register Act 2006 (Cth) and the SPAM Act 2003 (Cth)).If you do not want us to use your personal information for direct marketing, you can let us know at any time through one of the following channels:
(i) to opt out of email marketing:
· login to my.MYOB and update your communication preferences; or
· click the 'unsubscribe' link at the bottom of any of our marketing communications.
(ii) to opt out of all other marketing communications, such as direct mail or phone calls as well as emails:
· contact the MYOB Privacy Officer at firstname.lastname@example.com.
4.3 Order fulfilment
(a) When ordering products and services, you need to provide us with your contact information (such as name, email address, phone number and, if it's applicable, a delivery address) and financial information (such as your credit-card information if you are using this payment method).
(b) We use this information to fulfil your order and bill you. If we have trouble processing an order, we use the contact information you give us to contact you so that we can resolve the problem.
4.4 Product registration
We ask you to register each product or service you purchase with relevant personal and business details. Registration means that you can receive upgrades and special offers. You can opt-out from receiving special offers and marketing communications at any time, please refer to section 4.2 for more information on how to do this.
4.5 Company File Activation
For products which use company files, we ask you to activate each of the company files you create. During activation, information is sent by secure internet connection to us to identify your product (this includes your serial number and the unique code for that company file), and to identify your business (your company name and ABN). We then provide you with a confirmation code to complete activation, via our website or by phone. The same process applies to periodic company file confirmations.
4.6 Transactional Services
To provide the transactional service and payment service that you have applied for, we are required to pass information you have given us to our service providers. See section 4.9 below for more on our service providers.
4.7 Client support
Registration links your MYOB product and version to your contact details. This means that when you call MYOB support, our support consultants are able to give you quality advice that is relevant to your particular situation. If we have to post or email you products or documentation, the support consultant has all the information they need to ensure you get fast, quality service.
4.8 Aggregated data
Aggregated data is data that does not contain any information specific to a particular individual or business, such as statistical trends in a particular industry sector. We sometimes share aggregated data with our business partners.
4.9 Disclosure to third parties
(a) We may provide your personal information to our related companies and to service providers that we outsource functions to. These service providers may assist us with client contact, archival, auditing, accounting, legal, business consulting, banking, delivery, data processing, automated communications, website or technology services.
(b) Some of the third parties described above may be located in the United States, Singapore, Malaysia, India, the Philippines, New Zealand or other countries.
(c) We will also disclose your personal information if we are required by law or permitted by the Privacy Act to do so.
5. MYOB website access and use of de-identified information
5.1 Our websites contain many useful services, and we're constantly making changes and improvements to provide you with an even better website experience and to help make your business life easier.
5.2 Your personal information gives you authorised access to our websites so that you can update your personal information, access online help or perform financial transactions. For some products, you may be able to authorise other people (such as your employees, accountant or bookkeeper) to access, add and manage information on your behalf.
5.3 Our websites may contain links to third party websites. These websites do not belong to us and are beyond our control. Please note that we are not responsible for and cannot guarantee the privacy of websites that do not belong to us.
5.4 We use Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to analyse trends, administer our websites, track your navigation among MYOB web pages and gather broad information for aggregate use. Our web servers may also send a small data file known as a "cookie" to your internet browser or hard drive. We use cookies to track your onsite behaviour to ensure transaction pages, such as "shopping cart" interactions and support pages, work correctly. We also use cookies to personalise and improve your MYOB client experience. Most cookies do not collect personal information and only contain coded information that cannot be used by third parties to access your confidential information. Most web browsers allow you to adjust settings to erase cookies, disallow cookies, or receive a warning before a cookie is set. Please note that some parts of our websites may not function fully if you disallow cookies.
6. Security of personal information
6.1 We have a range of security measures in place to protect the personal information that we hold. For example, those of our web pages that request sensitive information may employ encryption technologies such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
6.2 You can confirm that a data-entry page uses encryption by checking that:
(a) the page address in the web browser's tool bar or status bar begins with https://; or
(b) the padlock icon in the web browser's tool bar or status bar is locked.
6.3 If you are considering sending us any personal information by standard email, please be aware that the information may be less secure in transit. We are required by law to take steps to protect the security of personal information once it comes into our possession.
6.4 If you are a registered user of any MYOB website, you can control access to your account with a username and password of your choice. You should choose a strong password and keep it protected from others to prevent unauthorised access.
6.5 We are also committed to protecting your information offline. All of your personal and business information, not just personal information and sensitive information, is subject to access controls.
6.6 The security measures that we put in place to protect your information and to deliver the bank feeds service through MYOB BankLink are audited by the banks and financial institutions to ensure compliance with security standards. Access is only authorised for bank feeds if those security standards are met. MYOB BankLink will never ask you for your internet login, PIN or passwords.
7. Information access and correction
7.1 Subject to any exceptions in the Privacy Act, if you have provided us with personal information, you have a right to request to access or correct it. If you want to access or correct your personal information you should contact us using the contact details at the bottom of this web page.
7.2 Once you have made your request for access or correction, we will respond within a reasonable period. In some cases we may ask you to pay an administrative fee to cover costs associated with your request for access. To assist us in responding to your request, please include as much detail as possible about the particular personal information that you are seeking to access or correct (in order to help us locate it) and, if applicable, how you would like to access the information.
7.3 We will provide you with a copy of or details of your personal information wherever it is possible and practicable to do so. Otherwise, we will work with you to find a mutually agreed alternative.
7.4 If after exploring all options, we refuse to correct or give you access to your personal information, we will provide you with a written notice that sets out the reasons for the refusal (except where it would be unreasonable to do so), the mechanisms available to you to complain about the refusal and any other matters that the Privacy Act requires us to address.
8. Questions, concerns and complaints
8.1 If you want to make a complaint about a breach of your privacy by MYOB, you can contact us using the contact details at the bottom of this web page. All complaints will be investigated by an appropriately qualified MYOB representative. We will endeavor to resolve your complaint as quickly as possible, and in any event within 30 days. If your complaint takes longer to resolve, we will keep you informed of our progress with the investigation. We will let you know the outcome of the investigation, including how we propose to resolve your complaint and what, if any, corrective measures will be put in place.
8.2 If you require further information about our privacy complaints handling process or the progress or outcome of any privacy complaint investigation, please contact the Privacy Officer using the contact details at the bottom of this web page.
8.3 If you are not satisfied with our handling or resolution of your complaint, you can lodge a complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner ("OAIC"). For more information about making a complaint to the OAIC, visit http://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/making-a-privacy-complaint.
9. Changes to this Privacy Policy
9.1 We may make changes to this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will make any changes available on the MYOB and MYOB BankLink websites. You can also obtain a copy of the most current MYOB Group Privacy Policy by either emailing or writing to the Privacy Officer using the contact details set out below.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Privacy Officer
MYOB Group
PO Box 371
Blackburn VIC 3130
Last updated: 4 March 2014
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The goal of the Central Huron Fire Area is to provide fire protection services through a range of programs designated to protect the lives and property of the inhabitants from the adverse effects of fires, exposure to dangerous conditions created by man or nature, first to the municipality, second to those municipalities requiring assistance through authorized emergency fire service plans and agreements and third to those municipalities requiring assistance through authorized mutual fire aid plan and program activities.
Fire protection includes fire suppression, fire prevention, fire safety education, communication, training of persons involved in the provisions of fire protection, rescue and emergency services and the delivery of those services.
And to,
Ensure in the event of a major incident in the municipality, assistance to cope with the situation is available from outside departments and agencies,
Develop and maintain a good working relationship with all federal, provincial and municipal departments, utilities and agencies, related to the protection of life and property,
Interact with other departments of the corporation respecting the aspects of fire on any given program,
Ensure these objectives are not in conflict with any other department of the corporation.
Fire protection services provided by the Central Huron Fire Area will include, but not be limited to the following non-fire emergencies:
- Rescue from motor vehicle accidents and industrial accidents.
- Emergencies involving hazardous materials to an awareness level.
- Search and Rescue.
- Any other emergencies deemed necessary by the Fire Chief, Deputy Chief or designated Officer.
The primary mission of the Central Huron Fire Area is to provide a range of programs to protect the lives and property of the inhabitants of the Municipality of Central Huron and other municipalities it serves from the effects of fires or exposure to dangerous conditions created by man or nature.


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Bus ticketing reform
Responsible department: Department for Transport
To allow bus travel within a city on any bus operator with a single ticket system.
To therefore avoid situations where somebody cannot board a bus because the ticket that they have brought was with a different operator.
To create a "Network Rail" style bus system where tickets are purchased from the city (but on the bus as usual) and the bus operators bill the city based on the number of recorded tickets used on their busses.
Not to nationalise the busses.
To create better cooperation and integration between the bus operators and the city and greatly improve the quality of bus transport for the people.
To reduce the monopolies of the larger bus companies that can charge higher fares because of their market dominance.
To Increase bus transport usage because of fair pricing and convenient service, therefore reducing car usage and leading to lower carbon emissions, reduced trafic congestion and less road fatalities.
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Is it too soon to consider closing Academy Station?
Residents spent more than two hours Tuesday night telling postal officials why they shouldn't close Academy Station on New Scotland Avenue. Their reasons mirrored many of those expressed by residents of the neighborhoods surrounding the other three city post offices that have closed in the last year — it will harm the community fabric, force […]
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On the calendar: Tonight, Friends of the Albany Public Library
Update: Friends member Roger Green says the closure is not on tonight's agenda but there is an opportunity for public Q & A at the end of the meeting. The Friends of the Albany Public Library meet this afternoon at 5 p.m. at the APL's main branch on Washington Avenue. I note this not only […]
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Albany Fire Department promotes its first female captain
The Albany Fire Department recorded a milestone Wednesday, when it promoted six of its members — including the department's first female captain. Maria Walker was promoted to the post from lieutenant by Mayor Jerry Jennings the day before Thanksgiving. Congratulations are also in order for Fred Mortensen, Ken Sober, Kurt Schlachter, Eric Schlachter and Jon […]
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A look at the budget battle that wasn't in today's paper
I reported this morning that the Common Council approved an amended version of the 2012 budget that includes $150,000 of funding for the SNUG ant-violence program. But because of my deadline and the length of the six-hour meeting, what follows below (cribbed from the Local Politics blog) is the element of the budget battle that […]
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On the calendar: Council budget vote expected tonight
Ah, Albany's two-month budget dance is once again coming to an end. The Common Council is expected to vote tonight on its amended version of Mayor Jerry Jennings' proposed $168 million budget. The budget does not propose to raise residential property taxes, so if that's all you care about, you can stop reading here. In […]
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In the Heat of the GMAT
The GMAT is an adventure. Adventures require two things: tools and energy.
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It's always been interesting to me to try to understand why we, as a culture, are so fascinated by the end of our culture. My personal theory is, at least subconsciously, people are so polarized and fragmented, there is some appeal of a global pandemic that would force an otherwise unattainable unity upon us.
While the film adaptation of "World War Z" doesn't overly delve into big-scale philosophical concepts, it is a smart, globe-trotting, zombie-killing adventure. Brad Pitt stars as Gerry Lane, a United Nations investigator tasked with hunting down the source -- and hopefully the solution -- to the zombie apocalypse.
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In this paper a direct approach to trajectory optimisation, based on Finite Elements in Time (FET) discretisation is presented. Trajectory optimisation is performed combining the effectiveness and flexibility of Finite Elements in Time in solving complex boundary values problems with a common nonlinear programming algorithm. In order to avoid low accuracy proper to direct approaches, a mesh adaptivity strategy is implemented which exploits the ability of finite elements to represent both continuous and discontinuous functions. The effectiveness and accuracy of direct transcription by FET are proved by a selected number of sample problems. Finally an optimal landing manoeuvre is presented to show the power of the proposed approach in solving even complex and realistic problems.
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margritana on 11/29/2011 11:38:00 AM more reviews by margritana
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I find random quality on nyx eyeshadows, and not only on quality. I´ve seen that the same color varies a lot from time to time. for example this "smokie mountain" seems to have 2 different versions, one metallic army green color, and the other one a matte black with gold glitter. I got the second option and i decided to buy it because of the swatched that clarly shown other version. Same name, same number buy different color. Not very pleased with it.
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glitterfacedranda on 11/24/2011 8:31:00 AM more reviews by glitterfacedranda
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I love this shadow!One of my favorites.Very dramatic:)I mostly just do smokey eyes and this is one of the shadows I use the most.I love the gold glitter mixed in!I've never seen another shade like this.And it stays put pretty good too!
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MeganHan on 5/26/2011 2:06:00 PM more reviews by MeganHan
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This review is more geared toward NYX eye shadows in general, rather than just the Smokey Mountain eyeshadow. I love the color of Smokey Mountain.. It almost looks like a dark army green color- with hints of deep brown, dark green, and shimmer.. I got this eye shadow at Ulta during a NYX Buy 2, Get 1 free sale.. and while I love the color, I hate the fact that every NYX eye shadow I have ever bought seems to fall all over my face! I use UDPP on my eyes before I put on shadow, and I never have a problem with the eyeshadows falling when I use MAC, Clinique, Estee Lauder, Smashbox, etc.. but NYX eyeshadows always sprinkle all over my face! and it gets worse throughout the day.. it continues to fall all day long.. I am not sure why this happens, I guess the quality isn't that great.. but it reminds me how much it's worth it to shell out a few extra dollars for a higher end eyeshadow..
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sandi149 on 5/22/2011 5:57:00 PM more reviews by sandi149
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
I am new to NYX and I really love the product. I have this shade "Smokie Mountain" and I just love it. It stays on and is really pigmented. I think it would go nice with all skin tones. I am fair with blonde hair and green eyes and it looks really nice. Will definitely recommend this.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sallysellsseashells on 1/31/2011 2:20:00 PM more reviews by sallysellsseashells
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
Smokie Mountain is an interesting color that I didn't have in my collection. It is a dark brown with a hint of grey and gold glitter. It's a nice alternative for black in the "v" if you wanted a less dramatic look. The pigmentation and staying power is great. I swatched this when I got home and after washing my hands, I noticed a faint line still there! I had to scrub a little with a wash cloth to remove it. As for the texture, it is okay. It blends nicely but it's not the smoothest NYX e/s, maybe it's the glitter that is making it a bit chaulky. Also, you will get some fallout from this.
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esmerelda2007 on 1/9/2011 1:18:00 AM more reviews by esmerelda2007
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm Hair: Other, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Brown
Great color. On me, its a really dark brown - almost black with beautiful gold sparkles. Lovely. It makes a GREAT outer V color for a smokey look. EXTREMELY pigmented.
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UrbanxGoddess on 8/29/2010 8:05:00 PM more reviews by UrbanxGoddess
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
This color is fantastic. As with all other NYX shadows I have purchased this one is well pigmented, creamy, blendable, and long lasting. I don't ever expect these shadows with the embedded glitter to show true to pan. So in that regard I am not disappointed because experiece has taught me better (MAC's Beautymarked I am looking at YOU!!** LOL). That being said, it WILL be true to pan over any black base. The cool thing about products such as this is that it may be used for a more subtle look ot the awesome full on pan effect over the black base. It could even be used over a green base for more of a smoldering olive effect. Overall, I like this shadow. I think it is well worth the $5-6 that it retails for. NYX is on point with the department store/high end cosmetics. The only real downfall is that NYX is hard to come by in the area I live in. It's not too big of a deal but it just kind of stinks that you can't run out to pick up one or two. Online may now be the only way to get my hands on them and I won't order online unless I am spending enough to make paying for shipping absolutely worth it. But that is irrelevant to this lovely shadow. Smokey Mountain goes right up there on the "HIGHLY RECOMMENDED" list for any other cosmetic junkie who may be on the fence about it.
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*TOP REVIEWER* MerryBerriesNCherries on 7/21/2010 6:33:00 PM more reviews by MerryBerriesNCherries
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
Hmmm... I thought this would work great for me since I can't wear blue shades but have been wanting a good black/ blackish shadow for a long time. I look best in warm shades with gold shimmer, so I thought this would give me both. Unfortunately, it looks GRAY on me! Not olive, straight-up gray. I can't even see the gold shimmer. The only reason I have this a 3 is because it IS pigmented, goes on smooth, lasts on me well, and I didn't have any fallout like some others have. I probably wouldn't repurchase, but I'm gonna try to see if I can make this work for me.
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*TOP REVIEWER* renaissancegirl on 7/12/2010 3:36:00 PM more reviews by renaissancegirl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This color looks gorgeous in the pan but not as beautiful once applied. In the pan it looks like a dark olive with gold shimmer but most of the shimmer shakes off so when applied you get a dark olive with a satin finish - which is fine but not the same. If you have problem with glitter fallout in NYX e/s in the past, I say skip this. I tap loose glitter out before applying so I don't have this problem. But I wouldn't buy this again.
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prim4tologist on 7/10/2010 7:27:00 PM more reviews by prim4tologist
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This eyeshadow is okay. Smokie mountain reminds me a bit of a slightly darker version of Smashbox's safari. I guess considering it's only about 6 bucks, it's not too bad. However, I wouldn't say that it is great, either. I noticed that with this shadow, there is a lot of fallout, and I mean big glittery fallout. Also, like many of the cheaper shadows, it tends to be a bit on the chalky/powdery side. I do agree that it is pretty pigmented, and the color is indeed very pretty, but the staying power is not too good. Even with Too Faced Shadow Insurance, this stuff ended up smearing all around my eyes by the end of the day. I haven't tried any of the other eyeshadows from NYX, but I will probably stick to just saving up for some better quality brands.
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Benedict F. Kiernan (born 1953 in Melbourne) is the Whitney Griswold Professor of History, Professor of International and Area Studies and Director of the Genocide Studies Program at Yale University. He is a prolific writer on the Cambodian genocide. Kiernan has also published prize-winning work on the global history of genocide.
In his early twenties, Kiernan visited Cambodia but left before the Khmer Rouge expelled all foreigners in 1975. Though he initially doubted the scale of genocide then being perpetrated in Democratic Kampuchea, he changed his mind in 1978[1][2][3] after beginning a series of interviews with several hundred refugees from Cambodia. He learnt the Khmer language, carried out extensive research in Cambodia and among refugees abroad, and has since written many critically acclaimed books on the topic.
From 1980 onwards, Kiernan worked with Gregory Stanton to bring the Khmer Rouge to international justice. He obtained his PhD from Monash University, Australia in 1983 under the supervision of David P. Chandler. He joined the Yale History Department in 1990, and founded the award-winning Cambodian Genocide Program at the Yale Center for International and Area Studies in 1994, and the comparative Genocide Studies Program in 1998. He is the author of over 100 scholarly articles on Southeast Asia and genocide. Kiernan currently teaches history courses on Southeast Asia, the Vietnam War and genocides through the ages.
In 1995 a Khmer Rouge court indicted, tried and sentenced Kiernan in-absentia for "prosecuting and terrorizing the Cambodian resistance patriots".
Kiernan is married to the award winning historian of the American South Glenda Gilmore.
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In an article in the Walrus Magazine, Kiernan and Taylor Owen wrote that recent evidence reveals that Cambodia was bombed by the US far more heavily than previously believed. They conclude that "the impact of this bombing, the subject of much debate for the past three decades, is now clearer than ever. Civilian casualties in Cambodia drove an enraged populace into the arms of an insurgency that had enjoyed relatively little support until the bombing began, setting in motion the expansion of the Vietnam War deeper into Cambodia, a coup d'état in 1970, the rapid rise of the Khmer Rouge, and ultimately the Cambodian genocide."[4]
His 2007 book, Blood and Soil: A World History of Genocide and Extermination from Sparta to Darfur (Yale University Press), received the 2008 gold medal from the US Independent Publishers Association for the best work of History published in 2007,[5] and the German Studies Association's biennial Sybil Halpern Milton Memorial Book Prize[6] for the best book published in 2007 or 2008 dealing with Nazi Germany and the Holocaust in its broadest context, covering the fields of history, political science, and other social sciences, literature, art, and photography.
In June 2009, the book's German translation, Erde und Blut: Völkermord und Vernichtung von der Antike bis heute, won first place in Germany's Nonfiction Book of the Month Prize (Die Sachbücher des Monats).[7] Kiernan's writings have appeared in fourteen languages. His books on Cambodian history include How Pol Pot Came to Power: Colonialism, Nationalism and Communism in Cambodia, 1930–1975 (first published in 1985), and Genocide and Resistance in Southeast Asia: Documentation, Denial and Justice in Cambodia and East Timor (Transaction, 2007). In 2008, Yale University Press published the third edition of his 1996 book, The Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975–1979. Kiernan's anthology Conflict and Change in Cambodia won the Critical Asian Studies Prize for 2002.
Criticism of Kiernan's scholarship[edit]
Kiernan's work before 1978, especially his work with the publication News from Kampuchea, has been criticised as being pro-Khmer Rouge. (See Cambodian genocide denial)[8][9]
While Kiernan has become a fierce critic of Khmer Rouge behaviour, Peter Rodman states that "When Hanoi turned publicly against Phnom Penh, it suddenly became respectable for many on the Left to "discover" the murderous qualities of the Khmer Rouge-qualities that had been obvious to unbiased observers for years. Kiernan fits this pattern nicely. His book even displays an eagerness to absolve of genocidal responsibility those members of the Khmer Rouge who defected to Hanoi and were later reinstalled in power in Phnom Penh by the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia in 1978."[10]
In 1994, Kiernan was awarded a $499,000 grant by Congress to help the Cambodian government document the Khmer Rouge's abuses. Stephen J. Morris, at the time a research associate in the department of government at Harvard University cited statements Kiernan had made regarding the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s. In an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal Morris claimed that Kiernan's earlier opinions made him a poor choice to study Khmer Rouge abuses. Gerard Henderson, executive director of Australia's Sydney Institute stated that Kiernan had "barracked for the Khmer Rouge when the Cambodian killing fields were choked with corpses."[11]
Selected bibliography[edit]
- Kiernan, Ben (December 1976). "Social Cohesion in Revolutionary Cambodia". Australian Outlook.
- Kiernan, Ben (October–December 1979). "Vietnam and the Governments and People of Kampuchea". Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars.
- Kiernan, Ben and Boua, Chanthou (1981). Peasants and Politics in Kampuchea, 1942–1981. Zed Books Ltd.
- Kiernan, Ben (2004) [1985]. How Pol Pot Came to Power: Colonialism, Nationalism, and Communism in Cambodia, 1930–1975. Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-10262-3.
- Kiernan, Ben (1986). Cambodia: The Eastern zone Massacres.
- Kiernan, Ben (1986). Cambodge: Histoire et enjeux.
- Kiernan, Ben (2002) [1996]. The Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975–1979. Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-09649-6.
- Kiernan, Ben (1998). Le Génocide au Cambodge, 1975–1979: Race, idéologie, et pouvoir.
- Kiernan, Ben (2007). Blood and Soil: A World History of Genocide and Extermination from Sparta to Darfur. Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-10098-3.
- Kiernan, Ben (2007). Genocide and Resistance in Southeast Asia: Documentation, Denial, and Justice in Cambodia and East Timor. Transaction Publishers. ISBN 1-4128-0668-2.
- ^ Kiernan, Benedict (17 November 1978). "Why's Kampuchea Gone to Pot?". Nation Review (Melbourne).
- ^ Kiernan, Benedict (October–December 1979). "Vietnam and the Governments and People of Kampuchea". Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars.
- ^ Shawcross, William (1984). The Quality of Mercy – Cambodia, Holocaust and Modern Conscience. Simon and Schuster, New York. ISBN 0-671-44022-5.
- ^ Taylor Owen and Ben Kiernan (October 2006). "Bombs Over Cambodia". The Walrus. Retrieved 19 February 2011.
- ^ "2008 Independent Publisher Book Awards Results". Retrieved 7 December 2009.
- ^ "2009 Sybil Halpern Milton Prize Winner". Retrieved 7 December 2009.
- ^ "Sachbücher des Monats Juni 2009". Retrieved 7 December 2009.
- ^ Morris, Stephen (17 April 1995). "The Wrong Man to Investigate Cambodia". Wall Street Journal.[dead link]
- ^ Gunn, Geoffrey (1991). Cambodia Watching Down Under. Bangkok: Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University. ISBN 974-579-532-1.
- ^ Grantsmanship & the Killing Fields; Peter W. Rodman; Commentary Magazine; March 1996
- ^ Patrick Dilger; Back to the "Killing Fields" Yale Alumni Magazine, April 1996
External links[edit]
- Kiernan's bio at Yale
- Cambodian Genocide Program
- Genocide Studies Program
- Behind the Peace Agreement in Cambodia
- PBS interview with Kiernan
- Aztag interview with Kiernan
- Interview with Kiernan on "New Books in History"


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