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Hotel BB Palace - New Delhi
2638/2642 Bank Street Guru Dwara Road Karol Bagh - New Delhi
If you are looking to book a central New Delhi hotel in the Karol Bagh area, Hotel BB Palace could be the right choice for you!
This 3-star New Delhi hotel has 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch and dinner so there's no need to worry about dining options on this trip. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance.
Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry, an elevator (lift) and laundry facilities.
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Breakfast at Hotel BB Palace
A buffet breakfast is served between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel BB Palace
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - 24 hour
- Laundry room
- Limousine service
- Ski bus
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Private ski bus
- Free parking
- Personal newspapers
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- City tour
- Cafeteria
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after noon.
Check-out: before noon.
To register at this property, guests who are Indian citizens must provide a valid photo identity card issued by the Government of India; guests who are foreign nationals must present a valid passport and visa.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: INR 250 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Room Details
Hotel BB Palace has 24 guest rooms, all with designer toiletries and climate control. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 26-inch LCD televisions with premium cable channels. Business travelers will have access to free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and complimentary newspapers during their Karol Bagh visit.
For comfort and convenience, each guest room comes with a separate sitting area. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers. Minibars, coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning, ceiling fans and blackout drapes/curtains.
A turndown service is available. Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Coffee and tea maker
- Ironing facilities on request
- Desk
- Hairdryer on request
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Cable TV
- Fan
- High speed Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel BB Palace
Karol Bagh Shopping Market - 0.2 km / 0.1 miSadar Bazaar - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Laxminarayan Temple - 2 km / 1.2 mi
Birla Mandir Temple - 2 km / 1.3 mi
Gole Market - 2.2 km / 1.4 mi
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Connaught Place - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Palika Bazaar - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Jantar Mantar - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Chandni Chowk - 3.7 km / 2.3 mi
Cathedral Church Of The Redemption - 3.7 km / 2.3 mi
Jama Masjid - 3.7 km / 2.3 mi
Gurudwara Sis Ganj Temple - 3.8 km / 2.3 mi
St. James Church - 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
Parliament of India - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel BB Palace is Delhi (DEL-Indira Gandhi Intl.) - 14.9 km / 9.3 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel BB Palace
- Limousine service
- Ski bus
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Private ski bus
- Free parking
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He's A Good Cop. On A Big Bike. On A Bad Road.
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For its first flight, the A380 took off at a weight of 421 tonnes / 928.300 lbs, the highest ever of any civil airliner to date. During the flight, which took the aircraft around South West France, the six crew members explored the aircraft's flight envelope as expected. They tested the A380's handling using both direct and normal flight control laws with the landing gear up and down, and with all flaps' and slats' settings during the part of the flight at cruise altitude. They made an initial evaluation of the comfort levels in both the main and upper decks, confirming that the cabin was very quiet and the ride smooth.
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Can't enter Hromi Cluster?
I have, "To Boldly Go: Explore the Hromi Cluster", and "Explore the Hromi Cluster".
The pink nebula isn't letting me in. No one in zone answered my question so here I am. |
Is it just failing to give you a pop-up with an option? Navigating to the Hromi Cluster leaves you too far from the location triggering the entry message. In fact the trigger area seems to be exceedingly small. Fly at minimum speed, trying to reduce distance to cluster to 0.0. And then fly around some more. It takes me a couple of minutes to get in.
Holy crap that is a small activation spot.
Fix that Cryptic. It only stays on screen a split second it is so small. edit: The cluster appears to be broken. I can scan anoms but if it gives me an explore option, it just disappears. People must be asleep or don't speak English as they don't respond inside yet they are moving/sitting around. edit2: Click depart system...nothing happens. Even heading for a border just gives me the ready to warp, click warp, and still stuck inside. Looks like I am giving up on this zone for now. |
According to the analysis by my Science officer Lt. Spork, the cluster is actually very, very small. It only looks big on our side of the dimension in which the cluster exists. When your ship enters at the right point, is being shrunk proportionally smaller and as a result due to the physical laws of that dimension.
The side effect of this "shrinking" is that your sensors do not operate as they should, so "anomalies" might look like "systems", or visa versa. To exit the cluster you must return on the exact path that you came in. I hope this helps. :D |
Hromi Cluster still broken. Fix it Cryptic!!!
Been this way since S7 started, even being at 0.00 light years isn't close enough, you need to be closer. It might get fixed in S9 or so
I have learned you have to kind of come up fron underneath.
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i have done this cluster 30 times since s7. this is what works for me. once you are in pi canis sector, auto-navigate to the hromi cluster. let the ship stop. you should be 0.15 light years away from the center. aim the ship towards the center of the cluster and move at less than impulse 2 until you get the interact. the transparency of the interact makes it difficult to spot against the pinkish background, hence the slow speed.
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Tax rate increase: 0.9 mills
SOUTHINGTON — Despite more than $9 million in new spending, Town Manager Garry Brumback's proposed budget includes a modest mill rate increase.
Under his plan, town government spending would increase by more than 14 percent and education spending would increase by 3.4 percent. About half of the town government spending comes from reserves, Brumback said, and wouldn't have a major impact on tax rates.
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Federal Oversight of Payments and Program Integrity Needs Improvement
GAO-12-674T: Published: Apr 25, 2012. Publicly Released: Apr 25, 2012.
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Oversight of managed care rate-setting has been inconsistent. In August 2010, GAO reported that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) had not ensured that all states were complying with the managed care actuarial soundness requirements that rates be developed in accordance with actuarial principles, appropriate for the population and services, and certified by actuaries. For example, GAO found significant gaps in CMSs oversight of 2 of the 26 states reviewedCMS had not reviewed one states rates in multiple years and had not completed a full review of another states rates since the actuarial soundness requirements became effective. Variation in practices across CMS regional offices contributed to these gaps and other inconsistencies in the agencys oversight of states rate setting. GAOs previous work also found that CMSs efforts to ensure the quality of the data used to set rates were generally limited to requiring assurances from states and health plansefforts that did not provide the agency with enough information to ensure the quality of the data used. With limited information on data quality, CMS cannot ensure that states managed care rates are appropriate, which places billions of federal and state dollars at risk for misspending. GAO made recommendations to improve CMSs oversight.
Oversight of supplemental payments needs improvement. GAO has reported on varied financing arrangements involving supplemental paymentsdisproportionate share hospital (DSH) payments states are required to make to certain hospitals, and other non-DSH supplemental paymentsthat increase federal funding without a commensurate increase in state funding. GAOs work has found that while a variety of federal legislative and CMS actions have helped curb inappropriate financing arrangements, gaps in oversight remain. For example, while there are federal requirements designed to improve transparency and accountability for state DSH payments, similar requirements are not in place for non-DSH supplemental payments, which may be increasing. From 2006 to 2010, state-reported non-DSH supplemental payments increased from $6.3 billion to $14 billion; however, according to CMS officials, reporting was likely incomplete. GAO made numerous recommendations aimed at improving oversight of supplemental payments.
Challenges exist related to CMSs role ensuring program integrity. In December 2011, GAO testified that the key challenge CMS faced in implementing the statutorily established federal Medicaid Integrity Program was ensuring effective coordination to avoid duplicating state program integrity efforts, particularly in the area of auditing provider claims. GAO found that overpayments identified by its audit contractors since fiscal year 2009 were not commensurate with its contractors costs, and CMS reported in 2011 that it was redesigning its audit program to achieve better results. Data limitations may have hampered the contractors ability to identify improper claims beyond what states had already identified. With regard to CMSs other core oversight activitiesannual assessments and triennial comprehensive state program integrity reviewsGAO found that much of the information collected from the annual assessments duplicated information collected during triennial reviews. Finally, CMSs Medicaid Integrity Institute, a national training program, appears to promote effective state coordination and collaboration.
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Medicaid, a joint federal-state health care program, financed care for about 67 million people at a cost of $401 billion in fiscal year 2010. At the federal level, CMS, an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, is responsible for overseeing the design and operations of states Medicaid programs, while the states administer their respective programs day-to-day operations. The shared financing arrangement between the federal government and the states presents challenges for program oversight and Medicaid has been on GAOs list of high-risk programs since 2003, in part, because of concerns about the fiscal management of the program. Our prior work has shown that CMS continues to face challenges overseeing the Medicaid program.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The 23rd-ranked Providence College men's soccer team hosted No. 4 Georgetown on Wednesday, Oct. 9 in an afternoon tilt in Providence, R.I. In a back-and-forth match-up, the Friars fell to the Hoyas, 1-0. The game marked the first soccer game played on the newly constructed turf field located at the Ray Treacy Track. Providence moves to 7-2-2 (2-1-0 BIG EAST), while Georgetown improves to 9-2-1 (2-0-1 BIG EAST).
The Friars and Hoyas battled back and forth in the first 45 minutes of play. Providence was successful in generating possessions in their offensive third and out shot Georgetown, 8-4, landing three of its shots on frame. Neither the Friars nor the Hoyas were able to find the back of the net, and the game was even at 0-0 headed into the second half.
In the 49th minute, the Friars nearly earned their way onto the scoreboard. Markus Naglestad (Kristiansand, Norway) serviced a corner that junior Brandon Adler(Montville, N.J.) headed just above Georgetown's crossbar.
Georgetown took a 1-0 lead in the 69th minute when Bakie Goodman finished a strike from inside the 18-yard box. Teammate Tyler Rudy dished Goodman a feed that Goodman was able to bury near post. The remainder of the game was scoreless as the Hoya's held on for the win.
Providence out shot Georgetown, 14-7, and held the advantage in corners, 4-3.
Red-shirt junior goalkeeper Keasel Broome played all 90 minutes in goal for the Friars and tallied two saves.
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Posted February 26, 2015
Join us on Tuesday, March 3, 2015, 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. (EST) for a discussion of the new Veterans Choice Program. The Veterans Choice Program is a new program from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that expands access to healthcare to veterans by allowing them to receive care from non-VA healthcare providers. Link: https://hrsa.connectsolutions.com/vcp_webinar/ Call-in:1-888-831-8965 Passcode: 5914375
Posted February 19, 2015
John Gale of the Maine Rural Health Research Center, USM Muskie School, will be co-presenting a webinar on rural behavioral health and primary care integration issues on 2/26/15 from 2-3:30 pm ET. Join this webinar to get an overview of integration models used in rural settings, planning best practices, financing considerations, and implementation strategies for primary care and behavioral health providers to collaborate and better meet the behavioral health needs of their communities.
Posted February 12, 2015
Researchers from the Maine Rural Health Research Center present findings from their evaluation of the rural implications of Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act.
Posted January 22, 2015
Rural Public Health: Best Practices and Preventive Models, published by Springer Publishing Company, wins second place in the 2014 American Journal of Nursing Awards. Research staff at the Maine Rural Health Research Center contributed chapters to this book. Congratulations to John Gale, David Hartley, David Lambert, Jennifer Lenardson, Karen Pearson, and Erika Ziller!
Posted January 15, 2015
Amanda Burgess, a graduate student in the Muskie School Public Policy and Management (PPM) program and a graduate research assistant in the Maine Rural Health Research Center, is the featured haiku in today's Kaiser Health News (KNH) briefing (http://kaiserhealthnews.org/morning-briefing/thursday-january-15-2015/)
Posted December 16, 2014
John Gale, Research Associate in the Maine Rural Health Research Center at the USM Muskie School has been appointed to the National Quality Forum's (NQF) Rural Health Expert Panel for the Quality and Cost Efficiency Measurement Efforts Directed at Small-Practice and Low-Volume Providers project.
Posted December 10, 2014
The University of Southern Maine's Muskie School of Public Service will design and deliver e-learning resources for the new National Child Welfare Capacity Building Center for Tribes. The e-learning resources will assist American Indian and Alaska Native child welfare directors across the country to build the capacity of their agencies to better serve native children in the foster care system.
Posted November 21, 2014
The Muskie School of Public Service, Graduate Program in Public Health, and the Maine Public Health Institute exhibited at the Maine CDC Division of Infectious Disease Annual Conference and the concurrent Immunization Annual Conference on November 19, 2014.
Posted November 21, 2014
Cutler Institute staff meet with the Department of Labor in Washington, DC on November 5, 2014.
Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy staff have received their second Susan Harwood Training Grant from OSHA, Department of Labor. The cross-program Cutler team led by Judy Tupper and Sue Ebersten are designing and piloting online courses for EMS personnel on the topics of bloodborne pathogens, respiratory hazards, and ergonomics. Judy Tupper and Theresa Bishop, Office of Sponsored Programs, recently traveled to Washington, DC to meet with Department of Labor officials and other grantees from around the United States. Picture:
Judy Tupper, DHEd, Muskie School, and Theresa Bishop, USM Office of Sponsored Programs, meeting with OSHA officials at the Department of Labor in Washington, DC.
Posted October 29, 2014
Maine Youth Action Network's (MYAN) Organization ImpACT Awards
The Youth & Community Engagement Programs at USM's Muskie School of Public Service, Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy was chosen as the recipient of the Maine Youth Action Network's (MYAN) Organization ImpACT Award. Pentha Burns accepted the award at the MYAN annual conference in Augusta on October 28th. Through the ImpACT Awards, MYAN recognizes and celebrates youth leadership and the support systems that empower youth. These awards showcase youth and adults who are making a positive impact on each other, their communities, and their worlds. Picture: Penthea Burns, YLAT Director and Beth Yvonne, Director of Maine Youth Action Network


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Action replay master code???
I already have the game id code but i can not find the master code anywhere at all
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I also looked on the main website codejunkies and did not find the master code or game ID.
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GreigaSP answered:
........for what exactly. Action Replay? which ever cheat device you use, i'm sure they have it on their own particular website that's already there for you.
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thats if ur using the Action Replay.
IPGE is the game ID
the actual code is in the second part
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First off, let me say I've been working with Macs for the past 5 years and the new iMacs have driven me to go out and buy my own for personal and free lance use. So yesterday, I walk into the Apple Store ready to make my purchase and get hit with a few more decisions. Should I buy these extras?
- Apple Care $169 ($119 edu): 3 yr warrenty. I am leaning toward yes on this purchase since it's an all-in-one. If I just had to replace a monitor or some other component, maybe not. Is this a well spent $169? - Pro Care: VIP help. I'm thinking no. It puts me in line before others that need help and sets me up with free classes for things like Photoshop, Final Cut, and other programs I either know fully or don't care about. I don't remember the cost but I think it was around $100. - .Mac ($99 or $69 with the computer purchase): a gig of web space, another email address, and easy backup. I'm thinking no again. I do a lot of web design so I have my own space(s) on the web with ftp access. The last thing I really need is another email address outside of my two work addys and two personal addys. Then there's the backup to dvd stuff. I backup my computer every so often, but mainly its clients files to a dvd or cd. As for my personal stuff, I backup my photos to a cd every few months in fear of losing those files/memories. Do I really need .Mac of is that just another $70-100 down the tubes. I'm leaning toward no on this as well. I would love to hear from anyone and everyone, supporting my decisions or convincing me to sway. I plan on making the actual purchase within the next few days. I figure I've waited this long, whats a hair longer. |
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Usually if an apple has any manufacturing problems then it will go wrong in the first year but I'm sure this web site is full of people that will tell you differently so if you can afford the apple care and would like the reassurance then go for it. I've only used it once with my ibook and didn't get to make use of it. Pro care: I guess this option is for people that are still learning the ins and outs of the programs, need a quick reaction to problems or for people with money to waste, so id give it a miss. .Mac It does all sound very convenient and I'm sure it all works well but it's not cheep and if you've already got your own web space then I'd say no to that as well. Enjoy your new Mac. :p |
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MANATEE COUNTY — Manatee County Public Schools officials are wasting no time to install a new principal at Lakewood Ranch High School.
Angela Essig, director of secondary schools for the district, said the district hopes to have a new principal in place by July 14.
"When principals return from their vacations on July 13, (we hope to) have the new principal named and presented to the school board that evening," Essig said.
At the latest, the new principal will be confirmed by July 27, she said.
Principal Mike Wilder will continue working at the school through June 25, just days before principals normally would leave to go on their summer vacations. Wilder will begin his new role as the district's coordinator of school leadership and development, a post currently held by Dr. Lyn Boyer, after principal vacations conclude.
Essig said the administrative team at Lakewood Ranch already will have items, such as the master schedule, in place before the new principal assumes the post. Wilder will assist the new principal with the transition, and Lakewood's new leader will have until Aug. 17 to prepare for the arrival of teachers, who report Aug. 18.
The district posted the principal position for Lakewood on its Web site on June 11, and applications are due by the end of the day June 24.
Interviews with select candidates will be held June 29, and a community forum with three finalists will be held at 6:30 p.m., June 30, at the school, Essig said.
Superintendent Tim McGonegal and Lynette Edwards, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, are expected to interview the finalists during the week of July 6 and will use feedback from the forum and previous interviews in determining their top choice for the job.
Essig said Lakewood Ranch's scenario is not too unusual and that the district is thankful to be replacing principals over the summer rather than mid-year.
The position at Lakewood Ranch will be the eighth principal position the district has filled over the last three months. Three other East County schools, including McNeal, Bashaw and Freedom elementary schools, will have new principals next year.
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From the famous movie Gullivers travels. Words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger. Very good condition other than a name on the front.
This selection from the 1947 movie, Good News. Starring June Allison and Peter Lawford (cover photo). By Roger Edens, Hugh Martin, and Ralph Blane. Very good condition, just a couple of small brown spots on the cover, see photo.
Another selection from the 1945 movie State Fair. Starring Jeanne Crain,Dana Andrews,Dick Haymes,and Vivian Blaine. Cover photos of Jeanne Crain, Dick Haymes and Vivian Blaine. A Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II piece. Very nice condition.
1948 music selection with a cover photo of Vera Massey. Words and music by Eddie Dean, Dearest Dean, and Hal Blair. Excellent condition.
This 1925 music selection was sung by Mistinguett in the big Mistinguett revue at the Moulin Rouge, Paris. Words by Lucien Boyer, and Jacques Charles. American version by Clifford Grey and music by Jose Padilla. Introduced ifor the first time in America by the Messrs.Lee and d.d. Shubert in THe Great Temptations. Condition is a little less than average, with some tears, a signature ans some loose pages. All music accounted for. Would still be fine framed.
1929 music selection by Al Sherman and Al Lewis. Pretty deco illustrated cover by Earl. Very nice condition!
Wonderful cover featuring Lena Horne, with Cab Calloway and his band, & Bill Robinson. From the 1930s Fox production Stormy Weather. Very nice condition with the exception of a pencil written name at the top. Lyric by Andy Razaf and music by Thomas Waller and Harry Brooks.
1930 By Tot Seymour and J. Fred Coots. Inset featured photo of Charles Dameron. good condition.
THis was Rudy Valees over night sensational song hit. Writtten by him and Byron Gay. Cover artist Barbelle. Cover photo of Rudy Vallee and Byron Gay with their autographs.Excellent condition.
Deco illustrated cover art by RS. Words by Joe Young, Sam Lewis, and music by Jack Austin. Very good condition.
This sheet music selection is from 1919. Words and music by Harold Robe. A tear at the bottom and a quarter size chunk out of the spine. Music not affected. Color on the music cover still sharp. Cover depicts a stormy sea scape.
This is not something you see every day! Its called a lazy jenny. It is for winding wool after you spin it into yarn. A great old primitive. Everything is hand carved and its put together with pegs and dowels. Six removeable spokes come out of their sockets for storage. Great condition, its all there.Email for more photos
This nice vase has the most rich purple coloring. Made in Italy foil sticker. Measures a generous 14 1/4" tall. Has a very interesting flared top. Perfect condition!! Photo does not show the rich amethyst coloring well.
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Wonderful full cover photo of the Three Dennis Sisters. Music and lyric by Ed. Cameron and Buddy Fields. All intact. Good condition with the exception of 2 tears on the spine that would not be noticeable if framed.Great crisp color.
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This pregnancy, I thought it was a possibility...the moment the possibility popped in my head...the same voice I hear before said, "you're having a girl". According to the u/s, chinese calender and pendulum test...I'm having a girl! I don't want to start a religious discussion, but I'm not crazy, and I'm not making this up!!! |
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Apply for Branch and Root grants About the Branch group Organizations that are a good fit for the Branch group are experienced in environmental education and have a deeper understanding of their audience. Branch groups are looking for assistance and funding to branch out from conventional education strategies and create an engaging and innovative environmental action project that will have lasting influence on participants' behavior. Branch organizations may be awarded up to $15,000 to implement a project that engages at least 200 people. About the Root group Organizations that are a good fit for the Root group are seeking to establish the roots of environmental stewardship by engaging participants in activities that motivate action. Root groups may use existing environmental education resources like the Hennepin County Environmental Education Toolkit or implement a pilot a project that motivates people to take action to protect the environment. Root groups may be awarded up to $8,000 to implement a project that engages at least 150 people. Eligible organizations Eligible organizations include: Registered nonprofit organizations such as community groups, youth programs, congregations, etc. Park districts Private and public schools and school districts, including community education programs like Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) Apply Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, October 24, 2014. Download and complete the following documents to apply: Green Partners application (DOC) Budget spreadsheet (XLS) Additional documents: Garden maintenance agreement, rain garden design plan, and property owner approval (DOC) (if your project involves a garden and/or rain garden) Signature authority* (bylaws, policies or other documentation that gives authority for the person designated to sign contracts on behalf of your organization) Substitute W9 (DOC)* Certificate of Insurance (DOC)* *This information must be received and approved prior to issuing Hennepin County Green Partners contracts and funds. It is preferred that you submit these documents with your application but this is not a requirement to apply and it will not influence whether or not your project is recommended. Information meetings Learn about funding requirements, get feedback on your project ideas and get tips for completing your proposal at an upcoming information meeting. See meetings below for dates and locations. Best practices guidelines See our Best Practices Guide for Environmental Education Projects (PDF), developed from research and past grantees, to learn how to develop a successful program. See our Community-Based Social Marketing Checklist (PDF) to learn more about behavior change strategies for your project.
Get field trip transportation and supplies through the Seed group About the Seed Group Groups can receive transportation funding for an environmental education field trip and supplies for environmental education activities. Apply for these resources at any time (see specific guidelines regarding timing below). Participants in the Seed Group are looking for support and resources to plant the seed of environmental awareness and action in their community. They are looking to collaborate with Hennepin County in a flexible partnership that requires minimal reporting and evaluation. Eligible groups include any organization that serves Hennepin County residents, except businesses and political groups. Activity supplies Receive free activity supplies to engage people in environmental education activities. Available supplies include spray bottles to make homemade, green cleaners, reusable bags and reflective pants protectors to encourage biking. Order supplies. Please plan ahead when ordering supplies. Your order will be postmarked within five business days, and it will take another two to three days for the post office to deliver your order. If you need your supplies sooner, pick up at the 701 Building (701 4th Avenue South, Suite 700, Minneapolis) is an option. Pick-up orders are ready within 2 to 3 business days. Remember, you can find activity ideas in our environmental education toolkits and reserve environmental education learning trunks. See environmental education resources for more information. Field trip transportation Take an environmental education field trip with a county-provided bus service. To be eligible for the field trip, groups must have at least 25 participants age 7 and above. Field trip destinations must be located in Hennepin County unless you've received special permission from the program manager. For ideas, see the list of Recommended Field Trip Locations (PDF). To ensure we can fulfill your request, please apply for field trip transportation between two to eight weeks before your field trip. Apply for field trip transportation. Best practices guidelines See our Best Practices Guide for Environmental Education Projects (PDF), developed from research and past grantees, to learn how to develop a successful program.
Green Partners meetings Green Partners networking meetings February meeting: focus on youth engagement Date: Tuesday, February 24 Time: 10 a.m. to noon (optional networking from noon to 1 p.m.) Location: St. Louis Park Library, 3240 Library Lane, St. Louis Park Learn about strategies for engaging youth in environmental education. This meeting will feature: A presentation on Hennepin County's youth engagement strategy Panel discussion on youth engagement featuring staff from Hennepin County's River Watch program, the Boys & Girls Clubs Voyageur Environmental Center and Spark Youth Action Labs Opportunity to network with fellow environmental educators Networking meetings are open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided. RSVP to Patience Caso at email@example.com or 612-348-9352. Future networking meetings Networking meetings provide an opportunity to learn about environmental topics, share resources and project ideas and network with fellow environmental educators. Networking meetings are held quarterly, so check back for future dates.
Participating organizations and project summaries On January 27, 2015, the county awarded 11 grants to organizations to implement projects that will engage and empower residents to take action to protect the environment. The $107,000 in grants awarded this cycle will engage more than 3,800 residents in taking action to protect the environment by reducing waste, toxicity and greenhouse gas emissions, increasing recycling, and protecting water. Many of the projects will work with youth and hard-to-reach audiences. Branch Group awards The following Branch group projects were awarded on January 27, 2015: Alliance for Sustainability, countywide: $15,000 to engage 400 members from 15 different congregations to take action to protect water quality. Boys and Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities, Minneapolis: $15,000 to engage 400 youth from Minneapolis in recycling and waste reduction, including backyard composting at the Voyageur Environmental Center in Mound and at the Little Earth Boys and Girls Club Extension in Minneapolis. Minnesota African Women's Association, countywide: $15,000 to build on previous environmental education projects by engaging 360 African community members to increase recycling, reduce waste and reduce use of hazardous household cleaners in their faith communities, homes, schools and workplaces. Project Sweetie Pie, Inc., north Minneapolis: $15,000 to train Compost Captains to utilize the network of community gardens in north Minneapolis to engage more than 200 community members in composting in their backyards and community gardens, and prepare to collect organic waste for curbside collection when it begins in Minneapolis. The following Branch group projects were previously awarded on August 26, 2014: Freshwater Society, countywide: $15,000 to train 40 – 50 Master Water Steward volunteers who will educate and engage more than 420 residents to protect water quality through education and water protection projects. Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light, countywide: $15,000 to engage more than 40 youth and 500 congregation members in reducing greenhouse gas emissions through its "Cool Congregation" program. Spark Youth, Minneapolis: $15,000 to engage more than 300 youth in waste reduction, recycling and water protection through experiential education at Roosevelt High School's sustainability center. Three Rivers Park District, countywide: $15,000 to engage more than 8,000 park visitors in hosting zero-waste events, sorting and tracking waste at events held in five park district facilities. Urban Strategies, Minneapolis: $15,000 to engage 150 youth and more than 200 residents in waste reduction and recycling activities through its "Extreme Makeover: Green Neighborhood Edition" project in the Heritage Park community. Will Steger Foundation, countywide: $15,000 to engage 1,400 youth in activities to reduce waste, reduce climate change pollution and increase recycling by supporting green teams at six high schools through the Youth Environmental Activists! Minnesota program. Root Group awards The following Root group projects were awarded on January 27, 2015: Bancroft Neighborhood Association, south Minneapolis: $8,000 to work with Art Your Engine and Bancroft Elementary School to engage 240 middle school students in water protection and waste reduction at home and school. Brooklyn United Methodist Church, Brooklyn Center: $5,000 to engage more than 1,000 volunteers and community members to recycle waste and compost organics from the four free community meals provided at the church each week through the Loaves and Fishes program. Cycles for Change, Minneapolis: $8,000 to work with SPOKES to increase bicycling in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect natural resources. SPOKES will engage 175 community members, primarily women and East African immigrant community members, in learning to bike, plan safe routes, build confidence in their riding ability and track carbon emission reductions. The Edina Community Foundation, Edina: $8,000 to work with Cool Planet to engage more than 150 participants, primarily youth, in classrooms, community education workshops and programming with Edina Parks and Recreation. Participants will reduce waste, reduce climate change, pollution and advance recycling. Project for Pride in Living, Inc., north Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage 150 residents in the Hawthorne EcoVillage through workshops and community outreach to reduce waste and increase recycling in the neighborhood. St. Louis Park ISD 283, St. Louis Park: $2,000 to engage 575 students in learning about environmental topics by participating in a daylong educational session using a large Earth Balloon and lessons that are tied to environmental science standards. YouthCARE, Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage 150 youth and community members in environmental initiatives, including recycling and waste reduction, through its Community Service Stars program. The following Root group projects were previously awarded on August 26, 2014: Eden Prairie ISD 272 Early Childhood Programs, Eden Prairie: $8,000 to provide more than 700 families with environmental education using Hennepin County resources in early childhood family education, school readiness, Spanish and preschool classrooms. Minnetonka ISD 276 Early Childhood Family Education and Preschool, Minnetonka: $4,000 to engage 400 families and staff in environmental education by creating an outdoor learning center, developing associated curriculum, composting with worms and utilizing environmental education toolkits and water conservation lessons in the classroom. Noble Academy, Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage the green team and 450 kindergarten through 8th grade students and their families in learning, designing and implementing projects and family action plans for an environmental topic they are interested in pursuing. Permaculture Research Institute Cold Climate, Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage more than 200 residents in 12 workshops to increase recycling and reduce climate change pollution, toxicity and waste. Robbinsdale ISD 281 Early Childhood Programs, Robbinsdale: $8,000 to engage more than 600 families in environmental education projects through early childhood family education and preschool classrooms, home visits and the newly acquired creative play program. St. Anthony ISD 282 Wilshire Park Elementary, St. Anthony: $8,000 to engage more than 300 students, teachers and families to reduce waste and protect air quality and will integrate sustainability lessons into curriculum. The Highpoint Center for Printmaking, Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage 150 students in learning about rain gardens and creating art to educate others about water. The Nokomis Healthy Seniors Program, Minneapolis: $8,000 to engage 180 seniors in recycling education and toxicity reduction through workshops and home visits.
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The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission was first formed in 1998 after being re-designated from the former Kansas Commission on Governmental Standards. This was done by an act of the Kansas Legislature[1].
The Governmental Ethics Commission is governed by a nine person board[2].
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Under Kansas law, members of the Governmental Ethics Commission are nominated by different elected officials in Kansas government. Two members are selected by the Governor of Kansas, one by the President of the Kansas State Senate, one by the Speaker of the Kansas House of Representatives, one seat respectively from the minority leaders of the Kansas House and Senate, one by the Chief Justice of the Kansas Supreme Court, one by the Kansas Attorney General, and one by the Kansas Secretary of State[2].
Each of the members serve two year terms and no more than five of the members can be from the same party. Also, both of the Governor's two picks to the commission cannot be from the same party[3].
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The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission is responsible for handling most campaign finance disciplinary actions in the State of Kansas. If a person feels that someone violated Kansas campaign finance laws, the first step is to file a complaint with the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission[4].
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- ↑ Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Commission"(Referenced Statute 25-4119a, Section (b), Kansas Code)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Commission(Referenced Statute 25-4119a (b), Kansas Code)
- ↑ Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Commission(Referenced Statute 25-4119a (b) and (c), Kansas Code)
- ↑ Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Campaign Finance"(Referenced Statute 25-4160, Kansas Code)
- ↑ Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Campaign Finance"(Referenced Statute 25-4161(a), Kansas Code)
- ↑ Kansas GEC "Kansas Campaign Finance Law"(Referenced Statute 25-4164)
- ↑ Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, "Statutes Governing Campaign Finance"(Referenced Statute 25-4161(c), Kansas Code)
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Erick Avari | Prescott |
Barbara Babcock | Molly |
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Top line feels it's still a work in progress | 10.01.10 at 11:30 am ET |
BELFAST — The offensive lines, for all intents and purposes, seem to be just about set for when the Bruins begin the season next weekend against the Coyotes. Assuming nothing changes, the top line will be David Krejci between Milan Lucic and Nathan Horton, the second will feature Patrice Bergeron in the middle of Mark Recchi and Jordan Caron, Tyler Seguin will likely be in the middle of Michael Ryder and Blake Wheeler on the third line, and Gregory Campbell will center Daniel Paille and Shawn Thornton, with Brian McGrattan likely the 13th forward.
Time is running out for these lines to hit their stride and for players to get comfortable with one another. In Seguin's case, he's still picking up the little things needed to round out his game in his own end, plus there's the adjustment to a couple of new linemates in a new league.
Considering that each of the team's four lines has a newcomer on it, the line that has impressed most thus far in training camp has been that top line of Krejci, Lucic, and Horton. The former Panther in Horton has picked up a pair of goals so far in the preseason, and Krejci seems ready to shine as a No. 1 center. Factor in Lucic's aspirations to score at least 20 goals this season without losing his physical mentality, and the makings seem to be there for something special. Even with the promise shown, nobody is satisfied yet.
"I don't think we click together very well yet," Krejci said Friday. "I think we've had some good shifts, some good chemistry on some shifts, but I don't think we've brought it every shift. I believe that there is something and we're going to try to find it in each shift when we go out there."
Horton agreed. Though Seguin and Caron might not have gigantic expectations because of their age, Horton, 25, is expected to put up career numbers in his first season in Boston.
"I think we're getting better," Horton said. "Obviously, we need to get better, but we're just trying to work on things, getting used to each other's games. It will come, I think. We've got two more games to get ready for the regular season."
Asked if players can get by on talent alone in the preseason before having to show more cohesion with linemates when it counts, Krecji didn't feel the difference between an exhibition and a regular season game was substantial enough.
"It's not really much different than the [regular season] games," Krejci said. "Everybody works so hard, does the same things, but you've got to know how to use experience and buy some time. That's what happened when Horton scored that goal against Florida at home, so little things like that could help, and hopefully that's going to help us tomorrow and the first exhibition game in Czech. Then, hopefully we can carry it into regular season games."
Wide ice an overseas obstacle | at 10:04 am ET |
BELFAST — Sprints from side to side along the blue lines and center ice at the Odyssey Arena appears to be a bit more of a tiring affair than usual for the Bruins, and it's not because of jet lag. Because the Bruins are playing in Europe, they will have to get used to European ice, which is wider and thus makes for a more offensive game.
"You have to really adjust your defensive game," captain Zdeno Chara said Friday. "You know that the opponent has way more ice to take. You can't be running out of your position. You've got to play more as far as dots on the ice. You can't get too carries away running to the boards.
"There's probably an extra 10 feet on each side, so there's going to be way more room for forwards. As a defenseman, you still have to play that structure and tight defensively."
Though the defensemen have to be much more careful to prevent a high-scoring game, David Krejci and the forwards have enjoyed how spacious playing in the offensive zone is.
"There's so much room," Krejci said. "We did some drills today in the corners. Back in Boston, it's so tight, you don't have much room. Here, you've got so much room and a little more time, too. It's going to take a little more time to get used to, so you don't have to move [the puck] too quick. You can hold it a little bit longer — not too long — but a little longer and make some smarter plays."
As for getting used to new ice, a new time zone, and not falling apart in the process, Nathan Horton doesn't think the team has lost any steam since arriving at around 10:30 a.m. local time (5:30 a.m. EST).
"I think everyone felt better today," Horton, who slept for two hours on the plane but joked that "you can't doze off" when films such as The A-Team and the Jaden Smith remake of The Karate Kid were being shown. "I think it was a better practice overall, and I think we're getting better every day."
Lucic-Krejci-Horton line surfaces | 09.24.10 at 12:45 pm ET |
The Bruins split up into two groups that featured members of both of this preseason's squads. Tim Thomas and Tuukka Rask both took the ice, which is encouraging as we keep an eye on just how many days off Thomas gets as he recovers from offseason hip surgery.
Though it's still preseason and the team likely isn't done trying things out, the top two lines on the ice friday were Lucic-Krejci-Horton and Seguin-Bergeron-Recchi. It's very difficult to imagine those not being the top two lines on Oct. 9 when the team opens the season in Prague against the Coyotes.
The other lines out there on Friday morning consisted of Gregory Campbell, Jamie Arniel and Brian McGrattan, as well as Jordan Caron, Ryan Spooner, and Max Sauve.
Having lost in poker, Krejci puts extra work toward the wrist | 09.16.10 at 12:57 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — The six Bruins skaters that showed up to the final captain's practice only had one target to shoot on, but David Krejci didn't wait for Nolan Schaefer or the rest of his teammates to take the ice. Krejci, still recovering from surgery on his right wrist, made the ice his driving range early on Thursday, taking a crate of pucks and firing an estimated 100 shots against the wall.
The center admitted to having some soreness following the session, but noted that the pain came with the increased workload.
"My average is five shots at most a game," Krejci said. "I took a hundred today."
He took mostly wrist shots, and by the time he'd moved onto slap shots, his teammates had joined him on the ice and they broke into a very relaxed session of light offensive drills.
Asked what he made of the poor turnout, Krejci pointed to Friday's early wakeup call for fitness testing as a reason why players would be wise to rest up. The Bruins have been keeping busy between the voluntary practice sessions, Monday's golf tournament, and Marco Sturm's poker tournament Wednesday night.
"I lost badly," Krejci said of the poker tournament. With it being set up as having one Bruin per table, Krejci was fortunate that none of his teammates could knock him out. Krejci said ultimately he wasn't concerned with winning, but that the poker players that showed up for the $250 buy-in definitely varied in skill level. The event, which featured over a dozen Bruins including Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron, and Tuukka Rask, benefitted the Franciscan Hospital for Children.
Light turnout for Thursday's captains practice | at 10:31 am ET |
WILMINGTON — Captain's practice continued for the Bruins veterans Thursday morning, but the attendance numbers were way down. A typical session has seen somewhere between 15 and 20 skaters with at least two goalies, but Thursday just seven guys on the ice total. They consisted of Nathan Horton, Gregory Campbell, Dennis Seidenberg, Andrew Ference, Blake Wheeler, David Krejci, and goaltender Nolan Schaefer. Krejci was the first one on the ice, and he spent the first few minutes out there with a crate of pucks taking wrist shots against the boards.
No longer setting off metal detectors, David Krejci is 'days' away from being 100 percent | 09.13.10 at 1:34 pm ET |
BOLTON — David Krejci took a few minutes to talk about his wrist, the Bruins' much-anticipated Prague trip, and, of course, the links on Monday at the team's annual golf tournament at The International in Bolton.
"I can skate, so I can golf," Krejci said with a grin. The center suffered an ugly injury in the Eastern Conference semifinals when he separated his right wrist but now has every necessary procedure, including getting screws removed, in the rear view mirror.
The 24-year-old said throughout the summer that he would be fine for training camp, and he confirmed as much on Monday.
"It's really close. Really close," Krejci said. "We're talking about days [until] it's going to be 100 percent. I don't think it's 100 percent right now, but it's really close."
Krejci participated in captain's practice last week at Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington. Though he was still getting a feel then, he said Monday that by the time camp officially opens he'll be able to say he's totally healed.
"It still [hurts a little]. I can feel it sometimes when I shoot, [but] I can shoot almost 100 percent," Krejci said. "By the camp, I think I'll be [better]."
It's been four weeks by Krejci's estimation since he started putting the wrist through the usual trials. Though he's piecing everything together in the days leading up to Friday, he's seen enough encouraging signs to know he'll be good to train with his teammates and use the preseason to ready himself for his third year in the league.
"I can stickhandle fine. My motion's there. I have no problem with that. It's a little weaker, but I've been working on it the last four weeks," Krejci said. "I'm getting the muscle back, so I should be fine by the [time the] season comes."
Here are a couple unusual notes from Krejci's chat:
– He's excited to walk through metal detectors at the airport with confidence. Because of the screws in his wrist that were removed about a month ago, he constantly set off the machines in his travels.
"They checked me completely," Krejci said of security. "It wasn't fun, but it is what it is."
– Maybe reading too much into a city before travelling there can be a bad thing. Asked if cab drivers in Prague were as difficult to deal with as this would suggest, Krejci said they were fine in Prague, but not necessarily in the neighboring towns. He did note that taxis aren't as frequently utilized over there and that "you can't just go in the street and stop one."
Michael Ryder expected to return to Bruins | at 12:50 pm ET |
BOLTON — The Bruins and friends teed off for their golf tournament at The International, meaning practically all of the players were available to chat Monday morning in Bolton. Though David Krejci gave WEEI.com some good tips on dealing with cab drivers in Prague, the most interesting player to speak may have been his winger in Michael Ryder.
"I'm anxious to get started this year. Last year was disappointing, especially the way it ended," Ryder said. "I think especially regular season too I think will be a lot better. There are things we have to improve on this year and hopefully we can do that."
It's no secret that Ryder was among the players who took the brunt of criticism when the Bruins offense stalled for the entire season. As a result, and with him entering the final year of a three-year deal, many wondered whether Ryder and his $4 million cap hit would be back this season.
"It happens everywhere you go," Ryder, who seemed genuinely unfazed by the offseason speculation said. "After the season there's always going to people talking and saying things [regarding] who should go where, and whatever, but you've got to forget about it and concentrate on starting off the season."
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli rained on the parade of angry fans who wanted Ryder gone when he said early in the offseason that the team would not be buying the final year of Ryder's deal out. He pointed to an off-year for the winger, who said he "expected to be back" with the team. Ryder admits that coming off a 27-goal season in 2008-09, his 18-goal showing last season was a letdown and he accepts whatever negative chatter comes with it.
"The whole team didn't score goals last year. We had a hard time putting the puck in the net in the regular season," Ryder said. "When you're looked at to score goals and the team's not scoring, you're one of the guys that's under the gun. I kind of accept that and I've just got to try to find ways to make that happen."
Ryder remains a possible victim of the salary cap. The team will be approximately $3.5 million over the $59.4 million mark once Marco Sturm returns from long-term injury status. Asked if he felt he considers each practice and game from here on out an "audition," Ryder expressed confidence in his role with the Bruins.
"I know I'm still part of this team," he said. "I've just got to go out and prove that I belong here."
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The year was 1939.
It was a warm and sunny day, and Alma Heitkamp went to pick up her mail.
On the front page of the Worthington Daily Globe was an article with a picture of Burdell Rowe …
Chantel Connell can help you place an anniversary, birthday, bridal or baby shower ad in the Star Herald or Luverne Announcer. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com or give her a call at 507-283-2333 today. The Crescent's Great Snowman Contest for 2013 ended in early April. Follow the link to see the winners. |