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Sunday Lunch at Redcoats is a warm, welcoming, relaxed family affair and can get very busy, so please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Medium Rare Roast Sirloin of Scottish Beef
Roast Loin of Pork
Steak and Kidney Pie
Fresh Fish
Children's portions are also available.
Redcoats is now open for Sunday Supper; please call the hotel restaurant on 01438 729 500 for more information.
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In March 2014, Sally T said about Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel
We had a fabulous meal on Saturday night. Delicious food and a relaxed atmosphere. A great place for a quiet evening meal or a family gathering. Already looking forward to our next visit!
In February 2014, Julie D said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
We celebrated our anniversary at Redcoats last year. I loved the comfortable family feel of the building. The food and service were both excellent and I have recommended Redcoats to all my friends.
In July 2013, Dawn F said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
I was lucky enough to enjoy a birthday afternoon tea in the glorious sunshine at Redcoats recently with friends. The setting was just perfect. We could choose exactly where we wanted to sit (inside or out) and chose a shady spot in the truly beautiful gardens. Staff were friendly and helpful, the food fresh and delicious and we had a magical afternoon. Highly recommended! (We opted for the celebration menu, which included these to-die-for meringues - well worth a little extra
In February 2012, Paul M said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
the food is great - fresh and very tasty - the staff are warm and welcoming and the atmosphee is very relaxed - always
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In February 2012, Holly Ane B said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
lovely hospitality throughout our 80th birthday celebrations for my nana's do. Food was outstanding and we were all made to feel very welcome and service was faultless. Would recommend to other friends and family members
In February 2012, Douglas H said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
the food and the service is always good
In February 2012, Tracy B said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
the food is the best locally. It is my favourite restaurant in England. The welcome is kind and the staf are friendly and extremely good. Also a fantastic wine list
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It is a 'real' place everything done as it should be!
In February 2012, Carl & Vesta W said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
they are so wonderful. Service 5 star - food 5 star. An incredible experience for the last 25 years
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the qualit of the food and service is consistently great enough to keep me coming back!
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food. Service and general ambiance superb. Locality could not be improved in Herts
In November 2011, Eilidh M said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
Charming staff & location with delicious menu. From the accountant, who described himself as "playing with ink in the office," and rekindling the coal fire with candles; to Peter who is justly proud of this fab family enterprise. If you are in the area sample this
In July 2011, Mary S said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
Excellent, discrete service and the food as excellent as ever. The ambiance is akin to being in one's own dining room. Intimate and cosy.
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Classy and affordable family owned Country House Hotel and Restaurant. Excellent restaurant with well chosen wine list.
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In March 2011, Sue V said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
We had an excellent lunch at Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel & Restaurant on 25th February. It was my 65th Birthday and my daughter came with our grandchildren - 2 years old and 8 weeks old. The hotel staff were so friendly and helpful - it was a pleasure.
In March 2011, Toni S said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
Nice selection of starters (delicious pate). Excellent service - discreet but efficient. Relaxing ambience - plenty of space around the tables in the conservatory. Delicious desserts especially the creme brulee. We will come again!
In March 2011, Margaret F said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
We have lunched, dined and had our wedding breakfast at Redcoats for in excess of 22 years. They never fail to deliver. The addition of lunch on Saturday makes the experience complete. Thank you.
In March 2011, Jean R said about Redcoats Farmhouse Hotel
As usual the food at Redcoats was great. This is a wonderful place to eat.
In March 2011, Cara & Peter R said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
Our favourite place for a special occasion. The service, the food and the overall atmosphere perfect. Thank you again
In March 2011, Lisa h said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
The food is fantastic, the location is amazing especially on a summers day and the owners are great too
In February 2011, Sam W said about Redcoats Fine Dining Restaurant
Redcoats is a restaurant & hotel in a beautiful bit of countryside just outside Hitchin. I've always enjoyed eating there, particularly in their sunny conservatory, but I've just been reminded of how nice a place it is to visit as we went for lunch last sunday. It's just a perfect combination of exceptionally good food, attentive, friendly staff and a lovely setting. You do have to book early though as it's popular....


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Third party backs Equinox shares for Lundin
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Equinox Minerals says an independent proxy voting firm has backed a share issuance under the copper miner's proposed hostile takeover of base metals miner Lundin Mining Corporation.
Equinox on Monday said International Shareholder Services (ISS), a global corporate governance analysis firm and proxy adviser, had advised its clients to vote for a resolution to issue shares to Canada's Lundin as part of the $C4.8 billion ($4.81 billion) offer.
The vote will be held at an Equinox shareholder meeting in Toronto on April 11.
Perth-based Equinox has offered Lundin shareholders the choice between $C8.10 cash a share or 1.2903 Equinox shares plus one Canadian cent for each Lundin share.
Lundin has rejected the offer in favour of a friendly merger with fellow Canadian company Inmet Mining Corporation, a copper and zinc miner.
ISS said Equinox shareholder approval for the share issuance was warranted "based on a review of the terms of the transaction, in particular, reasonable strategic rationale, apparently manageable risks and absence of governance concerns", according to Equinox.
Equinox president and chief executive Craig Williams said the company was pleased to receive the independent third-party recommendation from ISS.
Lundin and Inmet shareholders will vote on the merger plan on April 4.
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Let's all take a moment to think about how different our lives are now that Kickstarter exists. We've got a new Veronica Mars movie, thermostats that learn our preferences (and may or may not send all our data to Google…), and rechargeable LED bracelets that will revolutionize our LED bracelet wearing lives.
With Kickstarter, anyone can become an entrepreneur, comic book author, African safari adventurer, etc. Just check out these amazing Kickstarter pages. I guarantee your life will be enhanced merely by pressing play on the videos or adding one more pageview to a project's page.
The mason jar shaker:
I never knew I needed this but now I know it's a thing, I feel a void within me being filled with boozy goodness. A regular mason jar with a slightly different lid? Genius! This project was $74K+ well spent!
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For all those times you wanted to carry more shit with you to the club. This quaint as eff.
This next project is pure inspiration:
My entire life, I've dreamed of nothing more than to wander around Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park collecting dirty twigs in my Crate and Barrel mango bowls. If only I looked half as good in a milk bath.
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Now that I'm filled with such motivation, I've decided to come up with my own project. Unfortunately, I have no video making skills so this is more of a plan to come up with a plan for a plan.
First, I need some catchy, instrumental tunes to play in the background. Listen to this while you read the rest of this post:
Next, I need to present a problem and explain what got me thinking about it.
Like a lot of people, I love watching shows on Netflix, especially before bed. But I find I often fall asleep before an episode ends. The problem is that Netflix doesn't know when I fall asleep so the little Netflix tracker didn't accurately reflect what I've actually watched. As a result, I often start shows, forgetting I'd fallen asleep the night before, and realize I was in the wrong location. I'd be confused, lost, upset. Sometimes I even saw spoilers, which I couldn't enjoy because I didn't understand the backstory leading up to it. That's when I started thinking, what if Netflix knew when I fell asleep? What if it could either stop the show or provide two trackers – one where the show played out and another that shows where you fall asleep.
Then comes the innovative use of existing technology:
Now, imagine that we could take sleep tracking technology, typically used for health and fitness purposes, and retarget it for an ideal show watching experience? We've come up with a basic sleeptracking device and thought of software that will send your sleep data to Netflix so it literally knows when you're sleeping and when you're awake.
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With this sleeptracking device attached to your wrist every night, Netflix show tracking technology will revolutionize the way we watch Netflix before bed. No more confusion. No more sadness. No more spoilers. Welcome to Netsleepx.
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To make Netsleepx happen, we need your help. First, I'll need to pay tuition for some programming classes because I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. Then, I'll need money to build the actual sleeptracking device. We'll also need $$ for marketing, the fancy, bespoke wooden box the device will come in, and attorneys for when Netflix tries to enjoin us from moving forward. Right now we're asking for $563,579 (which is definitely a number we actually thought about and not something we just came up with on the spot).
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Many arguments are put forward about reducing food miles, so let's straighten out some key ones. Here are the arguments in support.
This isn't always the case. But if you are shopping at a local farmers' market (see our article) you might see this benefit.
Finding really fresh food is great for your health, but be aware that frozen vegies can have higher vitamin levels than their fresh equivalents that have been in distribution for a few days. Food miles are not a reliable gauge of either freshness or what is in season when food can be transported a long way, quickly. In winter, you can find strawberries grown in Australia. Apples are cold-stored for up to a year before they hit the shelves. So to eat seasonally, you need to know what should be in season.
In the 1990s, faced with access to a mere fraction of its usual oil imports following the collapse of the Soviet Bloc, Cuba re-invented its food production systems. The country turned to organic fertiliser, animal traction, mixed cropping and biological pest controls. As a result, food production was brought closer to the people eating it. Urban gardens in the heart of Havana now produce half the vegetables consumed by the capital's two million residents. The equation is simple for products produced identically: the one that's travelled a shorter distance has the lower carbon footprint. But as with the case of the simple packet of potato chips, where a product is "made" rarely reflects the entire transport impact. And when you factor in production as well as transport, the results can be surprising. A US study recently found that transportation accounts for only 11 per cent of food's total greenhouse emissions, and what would class as food miles – the transport between the producer and retailer – is only 4 per cent of total greenhouse emissions. Sometimes it uses more oil to produce a product locally. New Zealand researchers studying food miles argued that lamb produced and sold in the UK requires four times the energy inputs than lamb produced in New Zealand and transported to the UK. So the 'local' product has a larger carbon footprint.
There's no doubt food miles are an excellent indicator of the distance food travels from producer to consumer. And it's a simple thing to grasp. Rather than get hung up on what food miles don't achieve, researchers have used them as one aspect of a raft of environmental impacts of food production. The catchy terminology is a great way to raise awareness and question the way our food is produced.
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— Barack Obama, September 2008 In 2008, the presidential election became blockbuster entertainment. Everyone was watching as the race for the White House unfolded like something from the realm of fiction. The meteoric rise and historic triumph of Barack Obama. The shocking fall of the House of Clinton — and the improbable resurrection of Hillary as Obama's partner and America's face to the world. The mercurial performance of John McCain and the mesmerizing emergence of Sarah Palin. But despite the wall-to-wall media coverage of this spellbinding drama, remarkably little of the real story behind the headlines has yet been told. In Game Change, John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, two of the country's leading political reporters, use their unrivaled access to pull back the curtain on the Obama, Clinton, McCain, and Palin campaigns. How did Obama convince himself that, despite the thinness of his résumé, he could somehow beat the odds to become the nation's first African American president? How did the tumultuous relationship between the Clintons shape — and warp — Hillary's supposedly unstoppable bid? What was behind her husband's furious outbursts and devastating political miscalculations? Why did McCain make the novice governor of Alaska his running mate? And was Palin merely painfully out of her depth — or troubled in more serious ways? Game Change answers those questions and more, laying bare the secret history of the 2008 campaign. Heilemann and Halperin take us inside the Obama machine, where staffers referred to the candidate as "Black Jesus." They unearth the quiet conspiracy in the U.S. Senate to prod Obama into the race, driven in part by the fears of senior Democrats that Bill Clinton's personal life might cripple Hillary's presidential prospects. They expose the twisted tale of John Edwards's affair with Rielle Hunter, the truth behind the downfall of Rudy Giuliani, and the doubts of those responsible for vetting Palin about her readiness for the Republican ticket — along with the McCain campaign staff's worries about her fitness for office. And they reveal how, in an emotional late-night phone call, Obama succeeded in wooing Clinton, despite her staunch resistance, to become his secretary of state. Based on hundreds of interviews with the people who lived the story, Game Change is a reportorial tour de force that reads like a fast-paced novel. Character driven and dialogue rich, replete with extravagantly detailed scenes, this is the occasionally shocking, often hilarious, ultimately definitive account of the campaign of a lifetime. Review:"Though this book focuses on personal matters, not policy concerns, and though some of what will be its most talked about passages fall into the realm of gossip and reflect the views of chatty and, in some cases, bitter, regretful or spin-conscious aides, the volume does leave the reader with a vivid, visceral sense of the campaign and a keen understanding of the paradoxes and contingencies of history." Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
Book News Annotation:In this narrative account of the 2008 presidential election, top-level journalists Heilemann and Halperin take readers inside the Obama machine, where staffers referred to Obama as "the Black Jesus." The book explores the impact of the Clintons' relationship on Hillary's campaign, and delves into the reasons behind McCain's decision to make Palin his running mate. It reveals the truth behind John Edwards' affair with Rielle Hunter, and explains how Obama convinced Hillary to become his secretary of state. Heilemann is a national political correspondent and columnist for New York magazine. Halperin is senior political analyst for Time magazine. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Synopsis:"Its one of the best books on politics of any kind Ive read. For entertainment value, I put it up there with Catch 22." —The Financial Times "It transports you to a parallel universe in which everything in the National Enquirer is true….More interesting is what we learn about the candidates themselves: their frailties, egos and almost super-human stamina." —The Financial Times "I cant put down this book!" —Stephen Colbert Game Change is the New York Times bestselling story of the 2008 presidential election, by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, two of the best political reporters in the country. In the spirit of Richard Ben Cramers What It Takes and Theodore H. Whites The Making of the President 1960, this classic campaign trail book tells the defining story of a new era in American politics, going deeper behind the scenes of the Obama/Biden and McCain/Palin campaigns than any other account of the historic 2008 election. Synopsis:"This shit would be really interesting if we weren't in the middle of it."
Barack Obama, September 2008 In 2008, the presidential election became blockbuster entertainment. Everyone was watching as the race for the White House unfolded like something from the realm of fiction. The meteoric rise and historic triumph of Barack Obama. The shocking fall of the House of Clinton and the improbable resurrection of Hillary as Obama's partner and America's face to the world. The mercurial performance of John McCain and the mesmerizing emergence of Sarah Palin. But despite the wall-to-wall media coverage of this spell About the AuthorJohn Heilemann is the national political correspondent and columnist for New York magazine. An award-winning journalist and the author of Pride Before the Fall: The Trials of Bill Gates and the End of the Microsoft Era, he is a former staff writer for The New Yorker, Wired, and The Economist. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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Orient had much the better of the first half of Tuesday's League One clash at Brisbane Road and went ahead when captain and full-back Stephen Purches advanced down the right and his shot took a significant deflection off Byron Anthony to elude keeper Mikkel Andersen after 26 minutes. Rovers' only threat before the break came from midfielder Wayne Brown, making his debut on loan from Fulham, but his shot went straight to Orient keeper Jamie Jones. Orient went two up seven minutes after the break when Rovers failed to clear a cross from the right and striker Ryan Jarvis fired home a low drive. A foul by Rovers' defender Danny Coles was punished with a penalty after 63 minutes and Scott McGleish added Orient's third, although the goal was accredited against Andersen as the ball rebounded off the post and in off the back of his head. Jason Demetriou was left totally unmarked to escape on a 45-yard run and beat Andersen in a one-on-one after 71 minutes, before sub Jonathan Tehoue met Sean Thornton's 87th-minute free-kick to complete the rout.
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Detroit Pistons vs Chicago Bulls Sunday March 28 6:00 pm Local TV: FS Detroit Nat'l TV: Radio: 97.1 The Ticket
My bad, thought the game was at 8:00 for some reason. Chat is open!!! http://www.pistonsforum.com/playoff-chat/
I missed what happened to CAS, or did Q just realize the magnitude of his suckiness and gave up on him? Some sweet CAS minutes anyhow, below five. That's how I like em.
Pistons lose their 8th tanking game in a row to stay within game and a half of Flips Floppers and move within 2.5 games of Da Warriors for top 3 bragging rights and a guarantee of Wall, Turner or Cousins. Once again they put up a fight in the end just to sway peoples mind away from the tanking mode, but with freeagentkings Bengo and Charlie Allstar? putting up a 3 point effort, you know they are experts who have been on tanking teams before. We basically got more points (15) out of rookies Daye and Summers then we got of the two Uconned-us Free agents. This is the first time the Pistons have lost 50 games since the George Irvine lead 2000-01 season, when we finished 32-50.....and with 9 more games left, I would not be surprised if we reached 57 losses this year..... Yep we have hit taynk bottom....now lets hope the draft rewards us for this futility
I remember predicting 51 losses very grudgingly. Seems like I was being too harsh on the guys. Now this...
I do not think that they tank on purpose. simply rip and Tay can't do workload of "missing" CAS and Bengo too. IMO injuries are not so big deal as Silvertongue likes to insist.
We have no size at PF and C. Jerebko is more of a 3 than a 4 right now, and Maxiell is undersized even as a 4. Simply put, we've got no interior defense whatsoever.
no heart and no guts no wallace & Wallace & Mcdyess = no interior defense no victories lately Defense from vets Kwame, Maxie, Villanueva, and Wilcox is below par and defense from rooks Summer, Daye and JJ are still a work in progress.... Explains why the Pistons have given up over 100 pts in 11 out of the last 14 games and lost all but two of them.
It wouldn't quite be a guarantee of top 3. If you finished 3rd worst, you could end up picking anywhere from #1 to #6. Probability says you should be around #3, though.
It also hurts that Gordon and Bynum are very poor defensively. I'm hoping (praying?) that their awfulness is due to lingering injuries which have effected their quickness. It's a complete mystery to me what has happened to Gordon, even with his injuries. It's like he's totally lost all his confidence at every aspect of the game. I know the guy is a fine and hard-working player - I know it - I've seen it for the past 5 seasons before this one. But now, he can't dribble, pass, shoot or defend - his decision making is terrible and his effort is horrendous. His performance this season is just weird. If this is a case of Gordon getting contract-happy and just mailing it in, I'm going to barf my breakfast.
You are correct...but moving up/down to the third spot also improves our chances from 8.8% to 15.6% of the balls.
They're all mailing it in. The rookies are the only ones that are still somewhat interested in playing. These guys are just playing half-assed at the moment. They know what's going on. All remaining games are just formalities. They're all pointless. So why break a sweat? If there was an option to forefeit all remaining games and start the summer early, they'll all be hitting the links tomorrow.
I thought we'd be around .500 or slightly better. I thought Kwame would be a good backup center, and that we had a ton of firepower and depth. I thought Summers would be an immediate help, that CV would be a high powered offensive player, that Gordon would be a great sixth man, that Stuckey and Bynum would put constant pressure on O and D attacking the basket a lot and opening up the court for big 3 point threats, Gordon, CV and Summers and Tay and Rip. I figured Ben Wallace for about 10-15 good minutes per game off the bench. Jerebko was going to see a lot of D league time, and if we traded Prince, that Daye would start getting serious time. I feel safe in saying that I sure nailed those predictions.
The NBA guard that Gordon can handle defensively hasn't been created yet, so it shouldn't be a surprise that he doesn't defend. He didn't in Chicago and he's not going to here. I'm not even sure I believe it's for lack of effort - he just doesn't get it. The harder he tries to defend the more fouls he picks up. But defense isn't why you bring someone like him in. You bring him in to score, and if he can't do that consistently for you, then you made a bad choice. You could say the same thing about CAS. Bynum, for better for wose, is more in the Iverson mold than anyone else's. He has to have the ball to be effective at all, and he most impacts the game when he can dribble a lot, drive, and get to the line. Defensively he'll pick some pockets along the way, but in the halfcourt he's more or less useless. Dumars said last summer that this was an experiment. That he knew the team wouldn't defend well and that they had to outscore opponents to win. Unfortunately whether it's from injuries, the way the team plays, or maybe they just don't like the uniforms, BG and CAS haven't consistently made teams pay on the offensive end. If they can't do that, then the Pistons are going to lose a lot of relatively high scoring games.


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NCDC transitioned to the nClimDiv dataset on Thursday, March 13, 2014. This was coincident with the release of the February 2014 monthly monitoring report. For details on this transition, please visit our public FTP site and our U.S. Climate Divisional Database site.
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The map to the left shows sea-surface temperatures for the Atlantic averaged over the week of August 18th-August 24th. Much of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean waters now have above average sea surface temperatures for this time of year though as of the end of August, no hurricane had formed in the Atlantic (compared to an average of 2 by September 1st). Three tropical storms formed (Bertha, Cristobal and Dolly) bringing the seasonal total to four. On average, around 5 named storms will have formed in the Atlantic Basin by the end of August.
August 4th saw the development of Tropical Storm Bertha (shown in the satellite image to the right). Bertha began as a tropical depression in the northern Gulf of Mexico just east of the mouth of the Mississippi and tracked northwestward across Louisiana before turning to the southwest. Bertha then reemerged over Gulf waters where it was able to regain some strength before coming ashore in Texas on the 9th and rapidly dissipating. Tropical Storm Cristobal developed on the 7th resulting from a tropical depression which formed on the 5th about 175 miles of the coast of South Carolina. It then moved slowly to the south and east and then as a tropical storm it moved off the East and eventually to the northeast. Cristobal never threatened land and its maximum windspeed was 50 mph on the 8th. Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the far eastern Atlantic and though maximum windspeeds of 60-65 mph were reached on August 30th, as of September 1st, windspeed was only around 40 mph and Dolly was poorly organized and still 750 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. |
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In addition to being the leading financial, educational and political center of Finland, Helsinki is also a great cultural center of Europe and not only. In 2012 the city was chosen to be the World Capital of Design. Most tourists go in search of a cultural trip.
In 2012, Helsinki will be the World Capital of Design. The event confirms a strong cultural commitment on behalf of Finland that starts with KIASMA, the museum of contemporary art. Other initiatives mark the city's cultural agenda such as the Helsinki Festival, an art and culture event, taking place in summer or Valon Voimat (Forces of Light) in the winter. On your visit among the monuments, start in the center of the city in Senate square, predominantly in neoclassical style. Among the several existing buildings in this area you will find the headquarters of the Helsinki University and the Lutheran Cathedral. The city also has many museums that include the National Museum, ideal to learn about the history of the country since pre-history, the Museum of Classical Art and the Museum of Natural History. The Rock-temple, a Lutheran church is considered a most unique building in the city for its modern lines and to have been constructed inside a granite rock. Discover the Mina-Tytyri Museum, located 80 feet below sea level and to visit the fortress island of Suomenlinna, with several museums, shops and restaurants, declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Take a trip back in time to Porvoo, a beautifully preserved medieval city.


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Attending AACC has many benefits and our students recognize them right away. At AACC, you get:
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AACC offers the opportunity to complete the first two years of college for less than half the cost of attending a four-year university or college. An Anne Arundel County resident attending AACC full-time could spend $2700 annually in tuition and fees, while students at 4-year public colleges could spend about $7000 or more a year. You still get a great education, but without the high costs and burden of heavy student loans. In addition, AACC was ranked the 13th lowest in tuition costs and total fees among all 16 community colleges in Maryland (FY2005). Choose AACC and you (and your parents) will be thankful later on!
AACC offers classes at many locations, including its main campus in Arnold, its sites at Arundel Mills and Glen Burnie, and at centers and schools around the county. In addition, there are many convenient ways to take classes, including in the comfort of your own home!
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At AACC, you are far from being just a number. The faculty and staff value the students and each student's success is everyone's first priority. With a student to teacher ratio of 17-1, students receive personalized attention and real hands-on experience, which both greatly enhance learning. Students can create lasting friendships and become part of a community that supports their goals, feeds their dreams, and celebrates their accomplishments. There is no "back of the classroom;" everyone is in front, noticed, welcomed, and respected.
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Chances are that if you want to learn it, we teach it! AACC offers associate degrees, certificates, letters of recognition, and the opportunity to enrich your knowledge and skills in a variety of areas. If you want to earn your GED or associate's degree, learn English as a Second Language, develop additional job skills, take courses for fun and personal enrichment, have the opportunity to meet new people and travel, or become a lifelong learner, you can at AACC! From art and business to health and hospitality, there is a program for everyone.
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Choosing a major or a career is probably one of the hardest and important decisions people have to make. For some, their passion in life is known from day one and remains constant. For others, the answer never seems clear. AACC offers the chance for you to discover opportunities, careers, and dreams at a fraction of the cost. Because AACC offers so many different programs at low-cost, you can have the freedom to experiment until you find your true calling. Once you discover what is best for you, you will be better equipped to make a decision about what college to transfer to, what certificate to earn, or what type of job to get. AACC allows you to discover and decide, something not as easy to do at four-year schools.
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AACC offers the traditional associate degree programs in subjects like accounting, history, sociology, health, and computer science, but we also offer courses for seniors, programs for youth, ways for high school students to earn credits, a child development center, and flexible and convenient programming for adult learners. Ages 3 to 100+ can experience learning that fits their lives.
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Seasonal lipid contents of Antarctic microarthropods
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A technique for the accurate determination of lipid content of very small quantities of biological tissue was applied to two Antarctic oribatid mites,Alaskozetes antarcticus andHalozetes belgicae, and a collembolan,Cryptopygus antarcticus. Analysis of monthly samples of the three species, collected between November 1989 and March 1991, revealed little evidence of any seasonal pattern of lipid deposition or use. MaleAlaskozetes were the only exception, showing very low lipid levels for a short period of the austral summer, followed by rapid deposition before the onset of winter. Mean lipid contents of the three species over the study period were 10–15% of mean dry weight. There was evidence of a seasonal pattern of egg formation and oviposition in bothAlaskozetes andHalozetes, but this was not reflected in the observed lipid levels. Feeding activity was mostly restricted to the summer months (November–March); a temporary resumption of feeding in winter (late August 1990) was followed by an increase in lipid content in both sexes ofAlaskozetes.
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Catholics around the globe are reacting mostly positively to Pope Francis' recent remarks that the church has become too focused on "small-minded rules" on hot-button issues like homosexuality, abortion and contraceptives.
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis says he never wanted to be pope and that he lives in the Vatican hotel to avoid becoming isolated.
Francis showed a personal and spontaneous side as he met with thousands of children from Jesuit schools across Italy and Albania. Tossing aside his prepared remarks, he invited their questions instead. Answering them one by one, Francis said the decision to become a priest had been difficult and that he had suffered "moments of interior darkness." But he said he went ahead because he loved Christ.
When a little girl asked Francis if he had wanted to be pope, Francis joked that only someone who hated himself would want to be pope. But then he became serious, saying: "I didn't want to be pope."
This week, the Vatican confirmed that Francis won't vacation at the papal summer retreat at Castel Gandolofo, and would instead remain in the Santa Marta hotel with a reduced work schedule.
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Pope Francis on Friday cleared Pope John Paul II for sainthood, approving a miracle attributed to his intercession and setting up a remarkable dual canonization along with another beloved pope, John XXIII.
Pope Francis says he never wanted to be pope and that he lives in the Vatican hotel to avoid becoming isolated.
Benedict XVI has returned to the Vatican for the first time since he resigned Feb. 28 and met with successor Pope Francis.
Pope Francis thrilled tens of thousands of people on Tuesday gathered for his installation Mass, taking a long round-about through St. Peter's Square and getting out of his jeep to bless a disabled man -- a gesture from a man whose papacy is becoming defined by concern for the disadvantaged.
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Pope Francis put his humility on display during his first day as pontiff Thursday, stopping by his hotel to pick up his luggage and pay the bill himself.
On the streets in Buenos Aires, the stories about the cardinal who has become the first pope from the Americas often include a very ordinary backdrop: The city bus during rush hour.


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"Have you ever been to a church service in your life?" I had asked him a few years ago. We had just finished a pleasant day of visiting and talking.
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He had never heard anyone read from the Bible! After class was over, the teacher took him aside and said, "Son, please don't come again dressed as you are now. We want to look our best when we come into God's house."
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I reflected on the awesome responsibility a teacher or pastor or a parent has to welcome little ones in His name. How far reaching her influence was!
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College field hockey team (7-0) is enjoying the program's best start to a campaign in a dozen years and has cracked the top 10 in the latest national poll released on Tuesday. Bowdoin, who will return to action this Saturday at Tufts, stands 10th in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association weekly rankings.
The Polar Bears, coming off four straight NESCAC wins over rivals Colby, Williams, Amherst and Middlebury are 7-0 for the first time since the 1993 season. Bowdoin has relied on stellar defense as the key to their torrid start, allowing just four goals all year.
Last Sunday, Bowdoin became the first team to beat Middlebury in Vermont in nearly three seasons, snapping the Panthers' 18-game home winning streak. The Polar Bears are one of just three unbeaten teams ranked in the poll, along with top-ranked Salisbury and fourth-ranked Skidmore.


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I was very surprised that no one commented on the composition/balance of the shot. There doesn't seem to be enough head room. I'm thinking this was probably due to not being able to backup and he had to make a quick decision to either making an unpleasant cut at the bottom of the shot or selling off his head room real estate. If this was the case he probably made the right decision, or maybe the 70-200 would have been a better choice to buy the extra headroom at 70 mm, and still have flattering compression. Who knows


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