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Panama City HotelsAt the heart of the Florida Panhandle and looking out to the Gulf of Mexico, Panama City offers picture-perfect beaches with powdery white sands and turquoise seas. During Spring Break it becomes a party town, with the beaches full of lively parties and the bars full of exciting events. However, during the rest of the year it's a family-friendly vacation spot with plenty to do and see. Things to seeMuch of St. Andrews State Park is along a rugged coastline, with a pier, a boat launching area, and picnic spots with barbecue grills where families can enjoy eating al fresco. Explore the park and you'll find over 1 and a half miles of sandy beaches, with visitors swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving off the coast. There's also a pier, boat tours, and natural trails that take you through the abundant forests surrounding the park. Carillon Beach is also a popular spot with those on vacation with white, sugar soft beaches and turquoise seas. You'll find plenty of luxury hotels in the area overlooking the breathtaking beaches, and a quiet resort that's popular with families. The Bear Creek Feline Center is a small rescue center for rare breeds of big cats, and you can see many of these exotic felines up close, even stroking some of the tamer cats. At Panama City Marina you can watch boats of various sizes come in to dock, with restaurants and cafés overlooking the calm waters, and some boutiques and art galleries just a short stroll away. Hotels in Panama CityMany Panama City hotels are close to the beach, with rooms offering balconies with magnificent sea views. You'll also find that guestrooms have plenty of other amenities to make your stay comfortable, and these can include air-conditioning, coffee makers, hair dryers, LCD televisions, microwaves, refrigerators, extra towels, and daily housekeeping. Most hotels also have plenty of features that help you enjoy your vacation, such as indoor and outdoor pools, spa tubs, children's pools, barbecue grills, laundry rooms, gardens, complimentary breakfasts, and WiFi. Some resorts also have casinos, nightclubs, and restaurants, with dining options such as all-inclusive packages available. Where to stayAway from the perfect tropical beaches, Panama City has a charming downtown area with well-maintained historic buildings, quirky boutiques, independent restaurants, and palm tree-lined streets. Many of the buildings such as the local cinema are in classic Art Deco style which stands in contrast to the more modern, high-rise buildings that tend to be set along the seafront. How to get to Panama CityNorthwest Florida Beaches International Airport is about 30 miles north of Panama City and has flights arriving daily from across the southern USA. There are several rental car desks in the terminal, as well as taxis and shuttle buses that can be booked in advance to make your trip easier during peak times. There's also a Greyhound station in the heart of downtown, with regular services throughout Florida and the USA. Nearby Tallahassee has an Amtrak station on the Sunset Limited line, with trains running between Los Angeles and Orlando.
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ZVVZ USK Prague clinched their second straight victory in the EuroLeague Women by winning on the road at VICI Aistes in Kaunas on Tuesday, and they did so without Evina Maltsi.
The sweet-shooting Maltsi, MVP of the EuroBasket Women 2009 in Latvia, started in last week's home victory against Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje but lasted just four minutes after picking up a muscular injury.
She didn't travel with the team to Lithuania this week and instead remained in Prague to rest.
Her status is doubtful for next week's game against Galatasaray but said to Basketball World News: "I hope the game after that."
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We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Is there any alternative to throwing out a "this email address is already in use" error if a user attempts to register with someone else's email?
Sure, flag the account for extra auditing in the following x number of hours. Or, start any registration with an email call-back and let anyone "start" the registration even if it exists, and in the email just put "you're already registered, your work here is done. That or, someone is trying to hack you, please ratchet paranoia accordingly". Since you shouldn't be registering with an email that isn't yours and the web page will just be a "please check your email for registration info" this will not tell the illegitimate user anything useful.
Sending the verification email at this step before letting them pick a password or complete their profile. The web site acts like it's a new account registration. The contents of the email sent will tell you whether it's already been registered or if it's a new account - and the link would either be to reset the password or to continue creating the account.
That seems to do it. It's not terribly convenient for some, but it shouldn't be that much worse than the already existing email verification you see every day - just at an earlier step.
You don't have to create extra email address with Gmail. You can use periods or '+' to create custom email address [blogspot.com] that still get delivered to your inbox. Then you can set up filters or rules to treat them accordingly. For example, you could sign up with a site with "email@example.com" and the email will go to "email@example.com". So you can track address leaks/sales, or auto-delete/auto-star/auto-file emails from certain sites.
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A Colour Atlas of Foot and Ankle DisordersHardback
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- Publisher: CHURCHILL LIVINGSTONE
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Lavishly illustrated with over 500 superb colour photographs, practical and extensive in its coverage, this "Colour Atlas of Foot and Ankle Disorders" gives a clear pictorial account of all the major foot and ankle presentations. The accompanying text highlights the salient diagnostic features and treatment options. The logical structure and many useful tips throughout the "Colour Atlas" make it a highly accessible, attractive and uniquely relevant companion to both practice and study. Practising and student podiatrists, as well as other healthcare professionals involved in care of the foot, can improve their insight into a range of foot and ankle disorders, while at the same time enhancing their diagnostic skills and increasing their awareness of therapeutic choices.
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"This is a remarkable title with great production values and is a completely novel book within podiatry. It strikes me that would be a useful reference for most students or practitioners and would be especially helpful as a resource for anyone involved in teaching, lecturing or providing clinical updates. I am particularly impressed that the images were obtained specifically for the book, as most practitioners would not compile a library such as this in an entire career. The authors must have gone to enormous lengths to put such a comprehensive atlas together. The book is sensibly subdivided into problems associated with broad areas of disease and again the authors are to be commended on the breadth of disorders covered. The book has three or four, large-scale, full-colour images on each of its 160 pages, all annotated with enough information to provide clinical relevance without bombarding the reader with great tracts of theory and technical background. This is a book that the interested practitioner could leaf through to revise (or perhaps see for the first time) some of the rarer presentations that might be encountered in the clinic, and it would serve equally well as a reference text for those visual clinical conundrums seen from time to time." Anthony Redmond, Arthritis Research Campaign LecturerSchool of Medicine, University of Leeds "This book provides the opportunity to see a wide variety of podiatric disorders, with a huge number of good quality colour photographs. As well as illustrating the routine conditions, it also shows some of the, hopefully, more extreme and rare examples that a podiatrist may encounter. The accompanying notes are concise and informative, providing a clear explanation of the presenting disorder and treatment. I think this book will be one that I will refer to through out my career" Liz Perkins, student at Southampton University "It will be a great resource and a fascinating addition to the bookshelf for both clinician and academic...The preface and introduction were an excellent opening to the text and the quality of the picutres is excellent throughout."Stewart Morrison, Lecturer in Podiatric Medicine, UEL "This books remains true to its title in that it is lavishly illustrated with over 500 glorious medical 'technicolor' photographs covering a wide variety of the more severe foot and ankle pathologies..Qualified and student podiatrists, medical students and qualified doctors, together with all healthcare professionals involved in the care of feet will find this very logically presented book a useful clinical companion to both clinical practice and study? Simon Costain, Podiatrist. The Journal of Orthopaedic Medicine 29[3] 2007 115
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When we convert our garage into a kitchen, we plan to serve most of our meals at the island. We are a family of 5 and I don't want us all sitting straight across, like at a diner counter. Does anyone have pictures of beautiful round island seating arrangements? Is there such a thing?
There are four of us but we have room for five. There's a 36" cabinet in front of the two chairs (just nice extra storage)/behind the sink. The front of the island has a curve to it. On the sink side, in that 36" cabinet, we have one trash and two recycling pull outs.
I don't have stool yet but my island was designed to seat four. GW gave me the idea of the radius and helped with the exact math for the radius.
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Hello Lincolnites and welcome back to the Office of Alumni Affairs' (OAA) webpage!
The OAA exists to serve as a resource for you and to keep you connected with the university. I am excited about the opportunity to engage and connect with my fellow alumni as we work toward continuing the legacy of our great alma mater and building the Alumni Association. I believe my role is to serve as a broker of talent, ideas and opportunities as I regularly keep you up-to-date with the discoveries, ideas and stories that originate from this University.
When I think of LU, two thoughts first come to mind – 1) Our alma mater is a place that does so much good and advances so many causes; and, 2) We, Lincolnites, have gone on to distinguish ourselves in business, education, medicine, politics, clergy and many other fields; and, are taking leadership roles in our respective areas of expertise.
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10 January 2013
Fifty-two school districts and charter schools across the state were named 2012 Academic State Champs by Bridge Magazine by finishing in the top 10 of at least one Value-Added Matrix ranking. By finishing in the top 10, these schools were in the top 2 percent of schools in the state. The winners, ranging from small rural districts to urban charter schools, are the state's best at raising student achievement above expected scores for the student body's income level, according to a formula developed by Bridge Magazine and the Lansing research firm of Public Sector Consultants. See how we did it.
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dang! can't find the tax returns
applying for a HELOC; conditional approval; need to send in tax returns for last 2 years, plus W2's.
No sweat; W2's w/ the tax-return copies; copies tidily kept in envelopes, all stacked messily (but stacked) on top of shelf.
Get down envelope for last year. Find 2 tax returns--one for each kid. No parental return.
Where the HECK can it be? There may be an extra W2 (you know how you get 4 copies but need 3?), but not sure.
I guess, if I can't find it, I can ask the tax prep lady (she charges us enough!) to see if she can print out.
But still....here I thought I had all this organized and in one place!
Pain in the butt, ain't it, TS?
Is it possible that the dog might have eaten them? In that case, they'd be pretty well shredded before they reappeared - so you wouldn't have to worry about confidentiality.
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Last Saturday, I went to see the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in Nearly Ninety, and I was pretty blown away. During the 80-minute piece, the dancers' energy never flagged or faded, and the ever-shifting patterns onstage continuously delighted my eye. Cunningham's choreography is in some ways so very abstract and stark, but in others, it reminded so much of modern dance's classical roots.
This weekend I was lucky enough to catch a performance of Protégés III: The International Ballet Academy Festival. This was the third time The Kennedy Center invited students from distant corners of the world to show off their elite training in our nation's capital.
This afternoon I got the chance to attend the presentation of the 2011 Martin E. Segal Awards. This year's recipients included School of American Ballet Student Meaghan Dutton O'Hara as well as filmmaker Laura Poitras. Each received $7,500 to advance their careers.
I went to the YAGP "Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow" gala on Tuesday night, and I've been thinking about it ever since. I was blown away by the variety and beauty of the dancing, especially by the likes of SFB's Yuan Yuan Tan, NYCB's Tiler Peck and Daniel Ulbricht, and Gallim Dance. The Bolshoi star Ivan Vasiliev and Ballet Nacional De Cuba's Viengsay Valdes finished the evening with the Don Quixote pas de deux, and I have to admit that, having never seen either of them perform, I was anticipating it with excitement.
It's a bird, it's a plane—nope, it's Daniel Ulbricht.
I was filming a photo shoot for Pointe the other day, featuring ABT dancers Blaine Hoven, Eric Tamm, Alexandre Hammoudi and Daniil Simkin. Lucky me! They're all so cute. But that's not all I took away from that day. While I watched the guys figure out their poses and do them, I was struck by how different their attitudes (not the leg kind) were from those of the ladies we shoot. The women are usually much more intense, trying very hard to show off their best assets, be it extension, line, or even contemporary edginess. They tend to gravitate towa
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Think you've got what it takes to be the next Christopher Wheeldon? Ballet Austin hopes so! The Texas company's biennial choreographic competition, New American Talent/Dance, is currently seeking entrants for the 2012 edition.
The contest brings the top three finalists to Austin to create a new 20-minute contemporary work on the Ballet Austin dancers. All three pieces of choreography will premiere in front of a renowned jury and a live voting audience in February 2012. Up to $20,000 is at stake.
I went to see the Paul Taylor Dance Company on Saturday night. On the program was a piece I'd never seen before, although so many ballet companies perform it: the lovely and amusing Company B.
There have been so many blog posts and articles about how ballet and ballerinas are portrayed in Black Swan, that I feel sort of guilty piling yet another one on, but I'm going to anyway. A recent conversation with a friend suggested just one more topic that can be addressed as a result of the movie: The violence of ballet itself.
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Forget the Taurus Tracker, my boss has one, a POS in my opinion, it doesnt shoot near as good as my smith, weighs more and only holds 5 rounds. He went the cheap route and now regrets it.
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When it comes time to protect yourself, your family, or your property, it isnt time to be cheap!
The Rugers are very nice, I have two Super Rdehawks and a super Blackhawk, both feel like you have a brick strapped to your waist, just to heavy to comfortably carry. JMHO.
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Yet another ridiculous summary. The study wasn't which language was better, it was in which language can first-time users write a program more accurately. My guess is that Cobol would beat any of the three - it is designed from the ground up to be readable.
Yes it was Perl 4 [perl.org], which is one of the flaws in this study.
Hence the name: Pathologically Eclectic Rubbish Lister.
Note for the ignorant... that REALLY IS what it stands for!
"we did not train participants on what each line of syntax actually did in the computer programs. Instead, participants attempted to derive the meaning of the computer code on their own."
They were not trained. They were just shown code samples with no explanation. The code samples had 1-letter variable names and no comments. The Perl sample uses $_[0} for getting the first sub argument instead of shift, and "for ($i = $a; $i = $b; $i++)" to do a for loop instead of "foreach $i ($a
While calling functions with an ampersand may not have any obvious advantages...
It in fact has three disadvantages: it bypasses any prototype coercions, it passes @_ unmodified by default, and it's unidiomatic.
I'd argue that C-style loops are a good idea...
All of these fencepost errors I've fixed argue otherwise.
The study cited has several biases in favor of the scripted languages that are acknowledge by the author in the references of your supplied link.
- The non-scripted languages (C, C++, Java) were tested under formal conditions in 1997 / 1998 (Java 1.1 I assume), the script programmers wrote their programs at home and self reported their times (and in most cases spent several days thinking about the problem before starting work, time which was not included).
- The script programmers were told that the programmer effort and elegance of their solution was a criterion, the non-script programmers were only told that the program would be judged based on its correctness (accuracy).
- The script programmers had immediate access to a hint (to resolve a misread requirement) which was only available to non-script programmers after they failed an acceptance test.
- The non-script group would have a cost deducted from them each time their program failed an acceptance test, whereas the script group had access to the final acceptance test data.
Overall, the comparison between the languages does not seem fair, or at least not the comparisons of the scripted and non-scripted languages.
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Which artist from the X-Men comics did you enjoyed the best?
For me, I really loved Jim Lee's artwork on X-Men: Mutant Genesis as it was so beautiful and really portrayed the action scenes so well. I also loved John Cassaday's artwork on Astonishing X-Men and John Byrne's artwork on Chris Claremont's original run of X-Men.


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I am so excited I have a community garden plot for the summer!!! I just found this out this week. I live in MN and I am a first time gardener. So I am planning on keeping things really simple. Tomatoes, peppers, bush beans, and carrots. Maybe some flowers or herbs. I have all of those seeds available right now and I plan on starting them this weekend. I am thinking to the near future and I am concerned about when it comes to hardening off. I live in an apartment, I don't have a car, I don't have access to a balcony/patio area in my apt complex or in the neighborhood. I live in a very high traffic area so I can't really sneak the plants out. My windows open out and have no screens. Can't leave them open or I will have birds and squirrels in my apartment. Ask me how I know! LOL
Anyway, I was thinking that I could maybe turn a fan on during the day and turn it off at night. I am also collecting milk cartons from the coffee shop in my building and I plan on using them for cloches to keep the plants warm at night once the day actually comes that I can plant them in the ground.
Well I was looking for some other suggestions and I would totally appreciate any experiences you would be willing to share!
Do you have fluorescent lights to grow the seedling under while they are indoors? Tomatoes, Peppers, and Beans are all warm weather lovers, so in MN you won't be able to plant them in the ground until towards the end of May, even with cloches. I don't put mine out until the first of June, and sometimes that is to early. Its way to early to start the bean seeds, they won't be happy in pots for more then 3 weeks or so. Most people direct seed them. Carrots are always direct seeded, as transplanting will stunt them.
Without fluorescent lights directly over (2") those plants will be very weak and spindly after two months of being indoors.
For hardening off, the direct sun factor is as/ or more important than the wind. The standard way to harden off plants is to bring them in and out, and in and out, lengthing the time they spend outside every day or so, obviously this will be a problem for you. Can you build a protective environment with screen to diffuse the light, and plastic to put over if it get cold, and keep them outside at your garden? I harden mine off by putting them on my screened in porch which only gets a few hours of direct sun, and is protected from the wind. I just put them out there and leave them - unless it is going to get down under 40 degrees - then I bring them in. I plant them in there beds on a cloudy day, or shade them for a day or two when they go into full sun.


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Look at the action. It's their little play thing, even now.
If the shorts are preparing to attack they had better hurry before anymore positive news carries this upward. If that happens then the short squeeze will be setting up play. JMHO Please invest at your own risk and let's keep this board fun.
Sentiment: Hold
Huh? Was 18 now 45... I repeat... Huh?
The shorts are Frogs in the hot water and think everything is under control.
Huh? Is right, shorts only "think" they're in control, but the writing is on the wall,
steamrollered they will have wished, play chicken the flatter they get squished.
you are right that it is a play thing.. but for the accumulating longs... Let me guess.. less than 10 years trading experience?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
If they were truly in control, they'd push the PPS dow.n More like a stalemate for now.
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FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Oct. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Channel today announced select sessions from the Best of Breed (BoB) Conference, to take place October 15-17th at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Tampa, Florida, will stream live from the main stage. The event agenda was designed to help leaders in the industry to navigate the "new normal" for the IT channel and address the make-or-break issues in the market today – including technology, budget cycles, and relationship building. Attendees will hear from industry experts on critical business issues from M&A to CEO benchmarks, and transformational change.
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Enjoy an ideal location at your business-friendly hotel in Eimsbuettel, Hamburg when staying at Hotel Helgoland, boasting premium bedding in the guest rooms.
Your 3 star Eimsbuettel hotel in Hamburg offers free Wi-Fi, dry cleaning/laundry and an elevator (lift). Outfitted with a bar/lounge, you'll find the perfect place to have a drink.
Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-in. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 2 meeting rooms. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include laundry facilities.
Minuses: bad qualiti of WiFi. Quite far from the city centre. Pluses: the air o...Venere Guest, Belgium
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A buffet breakfast is served between 6:00 AM and 11:00 AM for a fee.
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- Children 3 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 2:00 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-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.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 10 for adults and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 3 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 26 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
A culture and tourism tax is imposed by the city of Hamburg. This tax is already included in the room rate. Business travelers may be exempt from this tax. For further information contact the hotel using the information on the reservation confirmation or ask the hotel upon check-in.
National ratingHotelstars Union assigns an official star rating in Germany. This property is rated 3 star Superior and is displayed on this page as 3 stars.
Hotel Helgoland reviews
- October 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Belgium
Minuses: bad qualiti of WiFi. Quite far from the city centre. Pluses: the air of an "old hotel". Normal correlation between the price and quality of the hotel.
- April 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Belgium
Good small business hotel. Close to centre. Excellent breakfast and very helpful staff
- August 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Belgium
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Hotel Helgoland, offering 110 guest rooms with climate control. Satellite TV channels and pay movies provided in each room are great for unwinding at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Eimsbuettel visit. For comfort and convenience, each individually decorated guest room comes with a separate sitting area. A good night's sleep in supportive Select Comfort mattresses with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip.
Every room comes with an ensuite bathroom. Minibars and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include soundproofing.
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Distances from Hotel HelgolandHolsten Brewery - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Theatre Neue Flora - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Delphi Show Palast - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Allee Theater - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Schanzenpark - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Altonaer Volkspark - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Hagenbeck Zoo - 2.3 km / 1.5 mi
Volkspark Altona - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Hamburg TV Tower - 2.8 km / 1.7 mi
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Hamburg Messe and Congress - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Altona Museum - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Imtech Arena - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Millerntor Stadium - 3 km / 1.9 mi
Grosse Freiheit - 3 km / 1.9 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Helgoland is Hamburg (HAM) - 7.8 km / 4.8 mi.
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on Jul 24, 2012 at 11:52 am
I suppose that means that a cup of Peet's coffee is going to jump up to $2.00 now--to pay for all the lawyers' fees. Well .. maybe they will start selling good German beer too. Not certain what the Germans know about Coffee .. but they do know beer.
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I was so sad when I came home from work today and my brother broke the news to me of the sale of Peets he said that Star Bucks tried to accquire them and after reading this article I am so happy that JAB is purchasing them Thank God, there is a coffee God. I love & always have loved PEETS Coffee they are by far, the best coffee & teas in the World to me. Please do NOT change a thing.
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Worcester man charged with stealing $46K from great-uncle
WORCESTER — Bail was set at $2,000 for an Acton Street man police said stole more than $46,000 from his 75-year-old great-uncle.
Daniel G. McTigue, 33, of 18 Acton St., Apt. 2, was arraigned in Westboro District Court Friday. He is charged with larceny from a person over 65 years of age, larceny over $250 by a single scheme, check forgery and uttering a false check.
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After years of doing work in communications and politics, I moved on to do something actually enjoyable: writing about football. Since I've started, I've had pieces featured in Business Insider, Fox Sports, MSNBC, the LA Times, Forbes and more. I currently write for the Bleacher Report, Vikings Territory, Vikings Journal and contribute to Optimum Scouting. I also host a podcast called Norse Code at the Daily Norseman. I've written about the Vikings for five years, and seriously for the past three.
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Hey Arif,
Would you have any interest in swapping stories for next week? I've got a back-up free agency plan story due on Tuesday and I'm going to be out of town until late on Monday.
It certainly helps that I think I could write the worst picks story in about a half hour, but it's mostly that I think I'll too tired to do anything well on Monday night.
No problem at all if you can't or don't want to.
Keep up the great work here and at the Daily Norseman, and I look forward to reading you at Vikings Territory!
Let me know if you wouldn't mind switching, I'd appreciate it a lot!
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Were you the one planning on a "Coaches" article soon for the Vikings? With Kubiak getting the boot, there are a number of internet blogs (for Vikings fans) coming alive. And the No. 1 Coach of choice seems to be Mike Zimmer, with Del Rio in the top 5 pics too. Del Rio I get. I really don't know much about Zimmer. Curious minds want to know more, esp. whether we should be looking at an offensively minded coach, or defense. I tend towards defense. I figure the offense will take care of itself with a decent draft and coaching adjustments. I think the defense really needs some long-term tweaking to get it right :)
Do you agree with my evaluation of Ponder?
A QB needs to know how to thrive under pressure. They need to know how to make deep, good passes, and when to throw. Thats Ponder's biggest problem, he doesn't know WHEN to throw. The Oline cant hold the defense back all day, eventually they;re gonna break thru. Ponder needs to stop taking his sweet time, and throw the god damn ball! Another thing is, when he finally musters up the courage to throw the ball, it either gets intercepted, or it goes out of bounce. And seriously, he has to stop running it. One thing I noticed is that when ponder snaps the ball, he takes like three huge steps back. After 30 minutes of standing there, the tackles break thru the Oline, and he ends up running it, but he's so far away from the line of scrimmage, he ends up getting sacked. IMO, Ponder is not an option anymore for the Vikes.
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Zombies going to take revenge, crying when one of their own is "dead"....come on.
If you like Geoge A Romero movies you shld check out his (1978) "Dawn of The Dead"- His Finest work & One of the best Zombie Flicks Ever!!!!!!!!
I think there are a lot of problems like these that plague this movie, but, on the other hand, it's still a pretty good zombie film.
In general I never liked Ghoul Zombie films as much as vintage Zombie films. But they can be entertaining. I do appreciate Romero's sense of humor and social commentary. Read morePublished 1 month ago by That's Life
Pretty good story and Tom Savini makes an appearance paying homage to Romero's legacy. The digital effects are not over done and it's use adds to the film. Read morePublished 2 months ago by mbm9000
This was a good finish to the series of Dead movies. The world is filled with zombies now. Somehow mankind of made a home for themselves in a huge city. Read morePublished 2 months ago by S. Der
I'm not that much of a fan of horror films, but there are some exceptions of that genre, including monster films. I do have some respect for George A. Read morePublished 3 months ago by Douglas James Snyder
This is not the best Zombie movie you'll ever see, but it's also not the worst.
I bought this as a gift for my fiance, but this will also help to complete our "Of... Read more
Had the film been made early in the spate of blood-sucking dehumanized monsters or had I seen it when I first began watching many of the films and tv series dedicated to the theme,... Read morePublished 4 months ago by drkhimxz