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The Valley City State University Alumni Association is using social media and events to increase interaction and communication with VCSU alumni.
VCSU senior and intern Dillan Ostrom is heading the project that allows alumni to get involved by posting pictures of their pets, answering a question of the week and watching videos of campus updates and improvements.
Kim Hesch, assistant director for advancement and alumni relations, said the alumni foundation wants to keep alumni more involved and keep them aware of what's going on.
Michon Kysilka, is an intern from UND working toward becoming a licensed registered dietician.
"Each student must have hands-on experience in a number of areas to meet the national standards established by the national Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics," said LRD Sharon Buhr.
Kysilka particularly enjoys working with students in the On The Move program and with the Mercy Hospital Young People's Healthy Heart Program.
For more on Kysilka, read Wednesday's edition of the Times-Record.
Valley City has been hearing from increasing numbers of potential buyers of an architecturally significant house on Fifth Ave. SW that some people call the Pink Flamingo.
The house was originally built as a single family home, and was turned into rental property 10 to 15 years ago.
More in Wednesday's Valley City Times-Record.
The Valley City Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its annual community olympics and chili cook-off. The events are held annually the Monday before the North Dakota Winter Show to build excitement and bring people into Valley City.
The community olympics will feature six different events from an egg toss to outhouse horseshoes, which trades in the horseshoe for a toilet seat.
"Different businesses in town have a chance to compete. Friendly competition is a great thing for the community," Chamber office manager Kay Vinje said.
Washington Elementary School Principal Wayne Denault was named regional Principal of the Year by the North Dakota Association of Elementary School Principals.
More than just an administrator at Washington, Denault wears a lot of hats. He is the Title I coordinator for the Valley City Public School district and the AdvancED school improvement coordinator for the district.
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Utility work will take place Wednesday, Feb. 27 at approximately 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. on eastbound and westbound Interstate 94 near milepost 287, five miles west of Valley City.Â
During utility work, eastbound and westbound I-94 will be reduced to one lane traffic; speeds will be reduced; and motorists should expect minimal delays.Â
The traveling public should use caution when driving through the work zone. The North Dakota Department of Transportation reminds motorists to slow down for their safety and the safety of the highway workers.
Valley City City Administrator David Schelkoph said the city's main reason for considering installing smartgrid technology is for load control but the advanced technology has the ability to offer much more.
The Valley City City Commission learned more about Cooper Power's automated metering infrastructure system Feb. 19 during its regular meeting, but no decision has been made.
Gas prices in Valley City have gone up nearly 66 cents over the past month, but area gas prices are still among the lowest in North Dakota.
With an average gas price of $3.69 in Valley City, the average gas price in North Dakota, as of Friday, was $3.76 per-gallon –the highest on record – with the highest price in the state in Jamestown at an average of $3.82 per-gallon, according to Gene LaDoucer, AAA spokesperson in Fargo.
"Jamestown usually isn't among the highest," said La Doucer. The reason Jamestown prices are higher than Valley City "probably has to do with its market."
The Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals has donated a HomeAgain microchip scanner to the Valley City Police Department and the Barnes County Sheriff's Department. This will assist the two departments when called on animals that are found to see if the animal has been microchipped, hopefully reuniting them with their ownears quickly.
Sheriff Randy said Friday "It will definitely help the owners (of stray pets), and we won't have to take them (stray animals) to the pound" if owners are easily located and they can pick up their strays at the the sheriff's department.
A new program has been started at Washington Elementary this year. It is called Battle of the Books, which goes along with February being reading month. The goals of the program are to encourage and recognize students who enjoy reading, broaden reading interests, increase reading comprehension, and promote academic excellence.


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Australia head coach Robbie Deans has received the full backing of the Australian Rugby Union despite some vocal discontent with the New Zealander's performance among the media and the fans.
Deans is heading into the final year of his contract with the ARU and has come under pressure this season for the Wallabies' inconsistent displays on the pitch, which has included a 33-6 thumping by France this autumn and a 9-6 defeat to Scotland in June.
However ARU chairman Michael Hawker insists the former All Black retains their confidence ahead of a crucial 2013 season, which includes the visit of the British & Irish Lions for their three-Test tour.
''From the Australian Rugby Union, we're happy with where the Australian team is, Hawker said. ''We'd like to have less injuries and I think if we didn't have as many injuries, we would've been right at the top. Next year is a huge year with the Lions making a once-in-12-year journey down here.
"Having just come from the northern hemisphere, people are hugely excited over there to be here. It always creates a huge wave of anticipation seeing the best of the northern hemisphere come here. We're pretty keen to try and thump them. They're going to be a very competitive side and we're going to be a very competitive side and I think it's going to generate plenty of interest.
''I think the coaches think of every year as make or break … I don't think Robbie takes anything for granted. For us, I think everyone in the Australian public are keen to win all the games and so is Robbie. He'll do all he can. In the board's view, we have every chance in defeating the Lions next year.''
Australia have lost five of their 15 matches this term, averaging just a try a game, and dropped to third in the International Rugby Board rankings behind South Africa. However they finished a largely disappointing and tumultuous season - during which Quade Cooper slammed the "toxic" environment in the Wallaby camp - with narrow victories over Italy, England and Wales.
And Hawker is optimistic there is a lot more to come from Deans' Wallabies, especially when they get the likes of David Pocock, Will Genia, Quade Cooper and James O'Connor back from injury.
''You've got to put the Wallabies' performance in context with how many injuries we've had,'' Hawker said. ''We've had 55 people play for the Wallabies this year which is a pretty poor number of players, so we've had an unusual level of injury rate.
''That's something we're looking at as to why that occurred and how we might be able to do about that. We can actually improve the better player management process between the ARU and the Super Rugby franchises to make sure the player welfare is managed right collectively across those two levels of the game.
''When you've got a team that has playmakers such as [Will] Genia, [James] O'Connor, [Quade] Cooper, [David] Pocock and [Kurtley] Beale, who didn't play the whole year … If you took [Dan] Carter and Richie McCaw out of the New Zealand team, you'd have a different proposition. We had five major playmakers out of our game and we had a pretty good record.''
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How quickly do seed potatoes need to be planted after cutting?
I've never grown potatoes before, and I have a tendency to get ahead of myself when I'm excited about a new garden project. I got my seed potatoes in the mail a couple days ago, and immediately pulled them out and cut them into the pieces I needed for my potato row.
Unfortunately in my excitement I forgot that I had planned on staggering my planting so that I would get a more prolonged harvest instead of a bumper crop of potatoes all at once.
So my question is: can my cut/scabbed potatoes last a couple weeks before planting (I cut them 2 days ago) or do I need to get them in the ground right away? If they will keep a couple/few weeks, what is the best way to store them for that time?
You don't want to plant potatoes immediately after cutting. The rot too easily if you don't let the cut end dry. My husband cuts ours up and puts them in the garden shed for about a week. It is dark and dry in there. After that he plants them and we never have a problem with them sprouting after they are planted.
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Robert Bly
Robert Bly (born December 23, 1926) is an American poet, author, activist and leader of the mythopoetic men's movement, most famous for his Iron John: A Book About Men (1990), which spent 62 weeks on the The New York Times Best Seller list. For The Light Around the Body he won the 1968 National Book Award for Poetry.
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Winter sowing conifers
I just read about this winter sowing group and though - what a great idea!
I am, however, primarily interested in sowing conifers.
Now, some of you may remember that this can be quite complicated, and that's why I thought winter sowing might be worth trying.
I have three major "problems" to deal with
1) Many conifer seeds need stratification (a "cold" period) before they can be awakened from dormancy. I guess winter sowing should take care of that.
2) Many conifer seeds take a long time germinating (may be months) and during that entire period you need to make sure that the moisture level is just right - not to low and not to high. I guess sowing outdoors in general should take care of that.
3) My seedlings are commonly infected by fungi. I've got chemicals to take care of it, but they are all unpleasant and i'd rather not. Hope sowing outdoors should take care of that!
Anyone with experience in this area? Someone to tell me that this is a good idea? Or a bad idea maybe, and why?
Best regards, Hans Olav
Winter sowing 'conifers', understanding that covers many plants, generally works fine. I've sown noble fir quite successfully - should add that I pull a lot of self sown doug fir and cedar each spring so winter conditions outdoors suit them well :)
For those types seeds that may be with us several months, I usually add a layer of chick grit (fine bird gravel) to the top of the pot after sowing to prevent moss, algae, liverworts from growing on the surface.
Damping off fungi aren't an issue outdoors, only inside with reduced air movement. No fungicides required outdoors exposed to the elements.
I do sow in pots with a minimum of 5" depth to allow for early root development....
Do tell! I've never thought about growing conifers from seed, so forgive what may be a stupid question: if you were to collect your own seed - from a cone, I assume - how do you go about that? Is there a useful site with instructions you can point me to? General rules?


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Forum Post: Lost in all the hoopla - Reilly Smith
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I'm sure that the Spits will turn it around with Boughner and Rychel running the show just might take awhile. They're still paying the price for the fine levied on them by the OHL. Besides the huge m more »
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He's Back!!!! Jordan Caron recalled by the Bruins today and will travel with the team to Detroit. I'll be the first to admit he played decent in the preseason. Will he get any game action with the t more »
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And just where do you put Eriksson when he returns?
Without giving away my age. think in a couple weeks you will hear as Howard Cosell once said "Down goes Frazier, down goes Frazier" (Fraser)
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Forum Post: Thornton Suspension Upheld
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Forum Post: Thornton Suspension Upheld
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At the end of March the Reserve Bank of India released its preliminary balance of payments statistics for the third quarter of 2009-10. This permits an assessment of the performance of India's external account during the April-December 2009 period when the global downturn had been moderated, stalled and possibly reversed. The news is both bad and good. The bad news is that this was the period when India was hit hard on the export front, with merchandise exports falling from around $150 billion to a little less than $125 billion. In addition, the receipts from the exports of miscellaneous services other than software services, consisting largely of business and outsourcing services of various kinds that have been buoyant in recent years, have fallen sharply from $24.5 billion to $12.8 billion.
The good news is that the effects of these developments have been neutralised by three other trends. To start with, imports have fallen even more than exports in absolute terms because of the slowdown in growth in India, so that the trade deficit during the April-December 2009 was, at $89.5 billion, significantly below the $95.4 billion recorded in the previous year. While this is no cause for celebration it does help dampen the impact on the balance of payments of the export slowdown. The second bit of good news is that the exports of software services, which amounts to one and a half times revenues from non-software service exports and more than a quarter of merchandise exports, fell by only 1.7 per cent during this nine-month period, moderating the decline in aggregate export revenues. Finally, belying all pessimistic expectations, remittances or receipts through private transfers rose from $37.5 billion during April-December 2008 to $40.8 billion during April-December 2009. Two factors possibly accounted for this development. First, the muted impact of the recession on India's software exports may have been replicated in the case of software workers providing services onsite based on H1B visas. This would have sustained remittances from the dollar area that have significantly increased their share in aggregate remittances in recent years. Further, parts of the Gulf region were adversely affected by the crisis with attendant implications for employment of expatriate Indian workers. The transfer of their saving on return may have neutralised the effect of the fall in remittances of employed workers.
In the event, net receipts from what are termed "invisible receipts" fell by around 16 per cent and the deficit on the current account of the balance of payments increased by a manageable $3 billion from $27.5 billion to $30.3 billion. What is disconcerting is that this comforting outcome at the end of a period when the effects of a deep global crisis were being felt is now posing problems for the country. This is because of the surge in capital flows that is far in excess of the sum required to finance the small increase in the current account deficit. Balance of payments data indicate that net portfolio investment inflow during April-December 2009 amounted to $23.6 billion, as compared with an outflow of 11.3 billion during the crisis months of April-December 2008. This trend has since continued. According to figures from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, as of April 11, net investments by FIIs in debt and equity markets amounted to an additional $10.1 billion, during 2010.
This surge in capital inflows is explained largely by developments on the supply side. India is one of the countries that have been chosen as favoured destinations by financial investors seeking to exploit the cheap liquidity that developed country governments have pumped into the system in response to the financial crisis. In fact, like many other emerging markets, India is becoming a victim of the dollar carry trade, in which international players borrow in dollar markets, where liquidity is ample and interest rates are low because of anti-crisis measures, and invest in equity, debt and real estate in emerging markets, where returns are much higher, in order to profit from the differential between the cost of debt and the return on investment. This is a game that seems to especially attract international financial firms seeking to quickly recoup the losses they suffered in the recent recession.
One consequence of the resulting large capital inflow is the recent appreciation of the rupee. Standing at Rs. 44.4 to the dollar at the beginning of the second week of April, the rupee had appreciated by more than 13 percent vis-a-vis the dollar over the preceding 13 months. A corollary of such rupee appreciation is of course a weakening of India's export competitiveness because the dollar values of the country's exports rise as the rupee appreciates. Within the current policy framework the only way in which this can be neutralised is through open market intervention by the Reserve Bank of India to buy up foreign exchange, relax the upward pressure on the value of the rupee and stall its appreciation. But this would involve further loss of control over the monetary lever that possibly explains the hesitant response of India's central bank.
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Name: ____________ Buckley AP Language Date: _____________ In Cold Blood Notes Purposeful Questions: Can man alone be held responsible for his actions when his environment has relentlessly neglected him? How does a town react to murder? Merit Worthy Published in 1965 and serialized in four installments in the New Yorker Capote claimed to have invented a new genre, the "nonfiction novel" – a combination of journalism and fiction Wanted to merge the two—enlivening what he saw as stagnant prose conforming to stale, rigid standards—and he wished to experiment with documentary methods. "New Journalism" – response to sensationalized tabloid news that was the norm – "interpretive reporters" Capote was born on September 30, 1924 in New Orleans, Louisiana and died in Los Angeles, CA on August 25, 1984 at age of 59 – the victim of alcoholism and drug addiction Lifelong friend was Harper Lee who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird Historical Context 1950's – Korean War – Sen. McCarthy's purging of Communists from all areas of American life (national panic and hysteria caused by infiltration by "the other") Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of espionage and executed in a symbolic gesture of alleviating this anxiety and purging the nation of its intruders and traitors Anti-Establishment and Counterculture Movements Spawned by blind conformity and false American values (On The Road – Jack Kerouac) Assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy, entrance into Vietnam Conflict Space emerged as the final frontier Women and different racial and socioeconomic groups protested for equal rights and protection from discrimination, sparking a backlash Malcolm X was assassinated in 1965 by African American who disagreed with him ICB Themes Loss on Individualism WWII Loss of Innocence Disillusionment Communism – threats to democracy Nature vs. Nurture East vs. West Abuse Masking society's flaws Neglect Religion Humiliation Conformity Rebellion American morality Fate Violence Isolation / Nonconformity Fear of the Unknown – Cold War, Homosexuality Space Age Escapism / Aimlessness Evolution of the family unit Idealism vs. Reality Reality vs. Perception Racism Immigration In Cold Blood Optional Character Analysis Sheet PQ: How does murder impact the hoi polloi? Perry Edward Smith- Richard Eugene Hickock- Herbert Clutter- Bonnie Clutter- Nancy Clutter- Kenyon Clutter- Bobby Rupp- Alvin Dewey- Harold Nye- Roy Church- Clarence Duntz- Tex John Smith- Susan Kidwell- Willie-Jay Floyd Wells- Lowell Lee Andrews- Mr. Helms- Alfred Stoecklein- Bess Hartman- Barbara Johnson- Don Cullivan For each of the words or phrases below, explain how the word/phrase fits into In Cold Blood. 1. bed wetting— 2. suicide— 3. The ―Jones Theory‖— 4. ―a lean Cherokee girl rode a wild horse‖— 5. Alaska— 6. Bobo— 7. Floyd Wells— 8. ―hanging lots of paper‖— 9. ―Thanatoid=Deathlike; Omnilingual=versed in languages; Amerce=punishment, amount fixed by court…‖— 10. ―The law is boss, he knows that. He loves his Freedom.‖— Rhetorical Devices/Strategies Genre- Quotes: Themes: Nature vs. Nurture Retribution Sexuality Fate Character Information Perry Edward Smith - Along with Dick, one of the two murderers of the Clutter family. He is a short man, with a large torso but small legs. His legs were badly injured in a motorcycle accident. He wants very much to be educated, and he considers himself quite intelligent and artistic. His childhood was lonely and disorganized. His criminal record seems to be a natural extension of the strange environments in which he grew up. Richard Eugene Hickock - Along with Perry, one of the two murderers of the Clutter family. Also a small man, Dick grew up in Kansas, was married twice, and is jailed for passing bad checks. He is a practical man who exudes confidence and cruelty, but in reality he is not as ruthless or brave as he seems. Herbert Clutter - The father of the Clutter family. His wife is Bonnie. He has four children: two older daughters who have moved out, and Nancy and Kenyon. His large property, River Valley Farm, keeps him moderately wealthy. Starting with little, he has built up a large, successful farm. He is a community leader, involved with many organizations. He is a gentle man, a strict Methodist. He served on the Federal Farm Credit Board under President Eisenhower. Bonnie Clutter - Herbert's wife, Bonnie, cannot keep up with his public image as a leader, and she withdraws into the home. Suffering depressive mental disorders, she spends a great deal of time in bed. Nancy Clutter - Along with Kenyon, one of the two youngest Clutter children. They both still live at home. She is "the darling" of the town, a class president and future prom queen. Like her father, she is very organized. Kenyon Clutter - An awkward 15-year-old, Kenyon loves to tinker with carpentry and machines. Bobby Rupp - Nancy's steady boyfriend, Bobby lives nearby. Alvin Dewey - An investigator for the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI), Dewey is the agent responsible for much of western Kansas. He becomes very involved in the case, to the distress of his wife, Marie, and his two small boys. Harold Nye - One of Dewey's principal KBI assistants. Nicknamed "Brother Nye," he is the youngest of the group. During the capture and interrogation of Smith and Hickock, he has the flu. Roy Church - The oldest of the KBI assistants, Church is nicknamed "Curly" and is supposedly the fastest draw in Kansas. Clarence Duntz - Another of the three KBI assistants, Duntz is a burly man with a broad face. Tex John Smith - Perry's father, Tex is a kindly backwoodsman who taught Perry to bake bread, but who never comes to see his son in jail. Perry's mother is Flo Buckskin, who Tex met and married on the rodeo circuit. Susan Kidwell - Nancy's best friend, Susan lives in Holcomb. Willie-Jay - Assistant to the chaplain of Lansing, the Kansas state prison, Willie-Jay becomes a kind of mentor to Perry. He tells Perry that he is talented. Floyd Wells - An inmate at Lansing prison. After Perry leaves on parole, he became Dick's cellmate. He is a former employee of Herbert Clutter, and he tells Dick about the ranch and the layout of the house. Lowell Lee Andrews - Andrews was a young college student who murdered his family. He is a schizophrenic. Several of his years on death row overlap with those of Dick and Perry. Perry resents the fact that Andrews is highly educated. Mr. Helms - An employee of River Valley Farm. Alfred Stoecklein - An employee of River Valley Farm. He and his wife live on the property. Bess Hartman - The proprietor of Hartman's Cafe. She has a thick skin and scolds her customers when they gossip too much about the Clutter murders. Barbara Johnson - Perry's only living sister. She lives in San Francisco and is married. Don Cullivan - An old army friend of Perry's who starts a correspondence with him In Cold Blood | Themes: Nature versus Nurture Capote includes, almost in their entirety, long texts written by Smith's sister, his father, the court- appointed psychiatrist, and his friend Willie Jay, which detail Smith's childhood, motorcycle accident, prejudices, and mental state. The composite image of Smith derived from these accounts is one of an innately intelligent, talented, sensitive being warped and eroded by neglect, abuse, humiliation, and unresolved emotional trauma. Smith's mother, an alcoholic, choked on her own vomit. His brother and sister committed suicide and another sister disowned him. His father moved him from house to house during childhood, preventing Smith from going to school. Nonetheless, Smith has taught himself to play the guitar and harmonica, to paint, and to speak with exacting grammar. He reads constantly and, ‗‗being a bit of a prude,'' avoids vulgar literature and materials. In prison, he paints a portrait of Jesus for the prison chaplain, which leads Reverend Post to believe that Smith cannot be "all that bad.'' Capote's recounting of Smith's childhood and family life begs the question whether Smith's crimes stem from inherent criminal tendencies, or whether he is pushed onto that path through circumstances beyond his control. Retribution The community of Holcomb, Kansas cannot rest until the killers are brought to justice. "Why don't you arrest somebody?'' a townsperson asks Agent Dewey. "That's what you get paid for.'' The subsequent mistrust and insecurity that pervade the town can only be alleviated by the knowledge that someone has been apprehended and punished. Simultaneously, the fact that the killers are outsiders instigates a hope that the killers are "other'' than the Holcomb norm. The crowd awaiting Smith and Hickock outside the courthouse is shocked into silence to see that the killers are human, just like them. Sexuality Sexuality is at a low but consistent frequency throughout the narrative. Hickock cannot be satisfied by monogamy and is married twice and divorced twice. He gets himself into two engagements while the pair is in Mexico and makes love to one of his fiancées while Smith is in the room. His secret sexual deviance, however, is that he is aroused by young, sometimes prepubescent girls. Smith must keep Hickock from raping Nancy Clutter in the house, and Smith later admits that he cannot stand people ‗‗who can't control themselves sexually.'' There are suggestions that Smith is homosexual, and it may be his need to control and even hide his own sexuality that provokes his scorn for those who indulge in sex casually. Hickock, openly homophobic, refers to Smith as "baby," "sugar," and "honey," and arrives at the conclusion that he needs to part with Smith, as he is tired of Smith's whining. Smith himself had often attracted the attention of homosexuals in the Army, and had originally been hesitant to approach Willie Jay as a friend because he seemed to be too delicate. Smith thought that Hickock was a good complement to him, since Hickock was ‗‗totally masculine.'' While Hickock is forever proving his heterosexual prowess to Smith, Smith reciprocates by proving his potential for violence to Hickock; this orbit is driven by each man's insecurity about his sexuality. Fate Dewey concludes, after hearing the indifference with which Hickock and Smith confess the crime, that the murders were ‗‗a psychological accident.'' Smith seems to have followed a path not of his own making entirely, but an unfortunate and fatal series of such accidents, including events after the murders. Capote is careful to describe the sudden and small twists of fate that, in his opinion, bring Smith to the Clutter home: he contracts pneumonia as a child, leading to his reunion with his father, which keeps him out of school from the age of eight; he misses meeting his friend Willie Jay at the Kansas bus station by just a few hours, when meeting Willie Jay would have given him reason to part ways with Hickock; he was essentially forced to return to Kansas after the murders by Hickock's relentless bravado, leading eventually to his capture by the police. (Notes are from Spark Notes)
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Metro sees profit hit as fights to revive cash and carries
DUESSELDORF, Germany, March 20 (Reuters) – German retailer
Metro predicted operating earnings would fall in the
coming months, hit by weak consumer spending, a lack of major
sporting events and investments aimed at reviving its main cash
and carry business.
Shares in the company, which also runs consumer electronics
stores, hypermarkets and department stores, dropped as much as 3
percent on Wednesday, at times the biggest decline by a European
blue-chip stock.
Hotel chains piling in to tap sub-Saharan growth
BERLIN/ACCRA, March 20 (Reuters) – New hotels are springing
up across Africa, despite the trials of bureaucratic delay and
poor infrastructure, to take advantage of an increasing number
of tourists and business travellers serving a growing middle
The International Monetary Fund is forecasting economic
growth of around 5.8 percent in sub-Saharan Africa this year,
second only to developing Asia, and the hospitality industry is
keen to tap that growth.
Metro says weak economy, investments to hit earnings
DUESSELDORF, Germany, March 20 (Reuters) – German retailer
Metro predicted operating earnings would fall in the
coming months, hit by weak consumer spending, a lack of major
sporting events and investments aimed at reviving its main cash
and carry business.
Shares in the company, which also runs consumer electronics
stores, hypermarkets and department stores, fell over 3 percent
in Wednesday morning trade, the biggest decline by a European
blue-chip stock.
Legal action means no April listing for Siemens' Osram
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German engineer Siemens (SIEGn.DE: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) will not be able to spin off its lighting division in April, the earliest date for the planned listing, because of legal action by a handful of investors challenging the move.
Siemens is selling off Osram as part of a restructuring which includes shedding less profitable businesses and seeking 6 billion euros ($7.8 billion) of savings.
Hugo Boss sees China sales improving this year
METZINGEN, Germany, March 14 (Reuters) – German fashion
house Hugo Boss said it expected to post higher
growth in Asia this year, helped by a rebound on the China
market, which stuttered last year.
Hugo Boss, known for its sharp suits, said its sales in Asia
grew just 4 percent in 2012 at currency-adjusted rates, due to a
difficult situation on the Chinese market.
Greece set for comeback as tourist destination
BERLIN, March 8 (Reuters) – Tourism in Greece is bouncing
back this year in an otherwise flat European market, held back
by the weak economic climate, travel industry executives said.
The desire for a beach holiday closer to home for
cost-conscious consumers in Europe is helping to revive tourism
demand in the country, battling recession and a debt crisis.
Europe searches for charms to lure Chinese tourists
BERLIN/MADRID, March 7 (Reuters) – European countries will
need to focus less on beach holidays and more on communist
history, rolling landscapes and even poetic trees if they want
to take advantage of growing numbers of tourists from China.
According to the China Tourism Academy, some 200 million
Chinese could be travelling abroad annually by 2020, up from 82
million in 2012.
Hotel deals set for significant pick up in 2013
BERLIN, March 7 (Reuters) – More hotels are expected to
change hands this year, with transaction volumes returning to
pre-crisis levels thanks to easier financing and wealthy Gulf
buyers on the hunt for trophy assets in key locations in London
or Paris.
Total European hotel transaction volume reached 5.6 billion
euros ($7.3 billion) in 2012, a drop of 21 percent from 2011,
and well below the 10-year average since 2002 of 9.5 billion,
according to a report by HVS Hodges Ward Elliott.
Marriott pairs with IKEA for its first budget hotels
BERLIN, March 5 (Reuters) – Marriott International
moved into the economy hotel market, teaming up with IKEA's
real estate arm to launch a new European chain for
travellers seeking style on a budget.
Cool and contemporary budget hotels such as Motel One, B&B
Hotels and CitizenM are springing up all over Europe to meet
demand from people who are keen to get away from it all despite
squeezed leisure budgets.
German investor morale soars to near 3-year high
MANNHEIM, Germany, Feb 19 (Reuters) – Optimism that the
worst of the euro zone debt crisis is over has helped German
investor sentiment soar to its highest level in nearly three
years this month.
In the latest sign that Europe's largest economy is bouncing
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Make It or Break It's Penultimate Season 1 Episode Hits Series Highs in Adults 18-34 and Across Core 12-34 and 12-17 Demos
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Space between side edge of sink and edge of counter
Do you think 6" is enough space between the side edge of sink and edge of a double vanity counter? There is no wall at the end of the counter, so I'm more worried about splashing water instead of elbow room. I could move my sinks closer in together (I have 30" space between the sinks) but then they won't be centered on the cabinet anymore. Thank you!
I know in our house, for everyday hand washing and brushing teeth we mostly get water near the fixtures and in a line to the towel, very little around the perimeter, and rarely beyond 3-4 inches. Our 1/2 bath has less than 6 inches on each side and spacing is not an issue there.
When DH shaves, that's a wetter affair. Same when we need to wash something in the sink.
With two sinks available, what activities might happen at this one?
Thanks for telling me about your sinks - it makes me feel better that someone actually had the experience. I think we have pretty routine use like wash hands and face (washing face probably will make the biggest splash), brush teeth, and DH shaving (but he doesn't even use shaving cream so I'm sure that won't be an issue). The sink bowl is pretty deep and 18" wide btw.
We only have one sink in the full bath, but it was very recently redone and I clean the counter frequently to keep the water spots off, so I'm fairly familiar with what we get wet :-). Plenty of counter space, but very limited wet area unless DH shaves.
I also know our floor and wall in the half bath don't really get wet, and it's mostly sink.
If you have a few days to think, just clean the counters tonight and see where you get water over the next few days. Or put down some masking tape and see if it's in the line of fire.
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On my current Galaxy Nexus I can connect a USB memory stick through an OTG (On The Go) cable and read and write from and to it (root required for write).
How about the Nexus 5? I would not buy it if it could not do that.
Confirmed working OTG. I used OTG disk Explorer lite to mount without root.
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Great! Thanks.
Can anybody else confirm this just to make it entirely certain? Has anybody tried to write to USB mass storage?
The device does not have any mounting capability by default, so you must use apps (or a custom kernel) to do it. That means root.
root? but this user on this thread said this:
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Canterbury Golf Club is situated in a delightful woodland setting around half a mile from the hotel.The beautiful sculpted and challenging 18 hole layout,created by renowned golf course designer Harry Colt and has been in existence since 1927.The club house overlooks the 18th hole and the first tee. A driving range open to the public, excellent practice facilities,a well stocked pro shop all contribute to make it one of the top clubs in Kent.
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Par: 71
Distance: 6272 Yards
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The BEST WESTERN Abbots Barton is a unique venue with rural charm and ambience set in beautiful surroundings. This country house hotel with landscaped lawns and ancient trees is conveniently situated in the heart of Canterbury, just 10 minutes walk from the city centre. We also have a new function room and bar due to open in 2015.
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Whether you would prefer a traditional celebration or something more comteporary, our experienced wedding co-ordinator will be with you every step of the way to advise and guide if needed to ensure that it truly is the happiest day of your life.
From traditional sit-down wedding breakfasts, seated buffet and relaxed evening spreads to fish and chip suppers and 7-course banquets, well meet almost any requirement!
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Traditional decor with a 4 poster bed, gives you a delightful honeymoon suite, the seating area for two in the Gothic tower of the room overlooking the landscaped lawns. A corner jacuzzi bath compliments the large bathroom with heated towel rail. In the bedroom there is a large flat sceen tv, hospitality tray and trouser press.
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Canterbury Rugby Club (2 miles) (2 miles)
St Lawrence Kent County Cricket Ground (0.8 miles) (0.8 miles)
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Canterbury Cathedral (0.5 miles)
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Historic City Centre (0.5 miles)
Howletts Wild Animal Park (5 miles)
Marlowe Theatre (0.8 miles)
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With a large meeting room and even more space outside in our 2 acre grounds we can accommodate events of all kinds and capacities. 1 on 1 interviews are just as at home here as large events!New meeting rooms due to open 2015
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The Cathedral Suite is ideal for large meetings and functions. It can accommodate up to 150 delgates theatre style and 120 for bangueting. It has natural daylight and air conditioning, it can also house a marquee on the adjacent terrace and lawn for larger events.
This meeting room is half the section of the Cathedral suite and will accommodate smaller conferences. It has natural daylight and air conditioning, is ideal for private dining and networking events.
Very good hotel with excellent staff and service.
26/03/2015 jacquelinel750,
Stayed 3 nights, with our 2 quiet dogs. Breakfast, dinner and service were all excellent. Perfect location for centre of Canterbury, which was just down the road. Staff could not be faulted, so... more
Stayed 3 nights, with our 2 quiet dogs. Breakfast, dinner and service were all excellent. Perfect location for centre of Canterbury, which was just down the road. Staff could not be faulted, so friendly and helpful. Nice touch providing duvet and water bowl for dogs! less
superb staff made this hotel 5 star
25/03/2015 jackofclubs2005, london
We went in early Feb 2015, on a weekender special I also deal from their own website. This was Friday afternoon to Sunday morning and included bed breakfast, dinner both days, and bottle of wine... more
We went in early Feb 2015, on a weekender special I also deal from their own website. This was Friday afternoon to Sunday morning and included bed breakfast, dinner both days, and bottle of wine.
As best western card holders, we were given an upgrade to a suite, with separate living room. Brilliant surprise and the check in staff seemed excited when telling us. The room was on first floor and you have your own set of steps and landing. Looks like it was the original part of house. Very quaint. The only negative was that the bathroom was built into the eaves and sloping. As such there was no easy way for a normal stand up shower. Hand held shower whilst sitting in Bath, took me back to childhood.
That said, this was only minor inconvenience.
The meals were lovely. My wife is very fussy and had difficulty with first day dinner. However she chose items that she wouldn't normally, and we both loved our meals. The staff were extremely attentive and provided superb service. Polite, relaxed and very good.
In terms of location, brilliantly placed for a 10 minute walk into town. Highly recommend entry to Canterbury cathedral. So much to see, and if sign a gift aid form, gives you unlimited entry for 12 months. Massive inside and loads to see. The only thing extra that I would have done would have hired an audio Walkman thingy, which we hadn't noticed when we entered.
If you are thinking of Canterbury tales, my own personal view is that it is informative although a bit lame. At the en you end up in a shop, and the female staff member who helped you look up your family surname heritage history was lovely and so keen to help.
Would I go back to Canterbury and would I stay in this hotel again. The answer is yes and definitely yes. less
Clean and friendly
24/03/2015 0Margarita, London, United Kingdom
The hotel is a very attractive building, with plenty of sitting areas where you can spend time chatting with friends, drinking tea etc. The reception desk is manned 24 hours a day, and the staff... more
The hotel is a very attractive building, with plenty of sitting areas where you can spend time chatting with friends, drinking tea etc. The reception desk is manned 24 hours a day, and the staff were outstanding in terms of helpfulness. The bedroom was warm, the bed comfortable, and the en-suite sparklingly clean.
One or two things were variable - in three days the towels and shower requisites were replaced randomly - I did not get a full set of everything on two of the days. The food, while generally good, varied at times. One evening I had plaice, which was cooked to perfection, but the next I had lamb, which I had assumed would be sliced, but which was in rather hard lumps, and cooked, it seemed, in wine, which I was not expecting, and was not to my taste. The breakfast was generally very good, with a wide range of hot and cold items. Strangely, on my last morning, the scrambled egg was very over-salted and not nearly as delicious as it had been on the other two days. I was pleased that the car-parking was free, and that there was free wi-fi. There is a bus-stop near the hotel, with buses into town (a short ride). Overall, it was a very pleasant stay, and I would certainly return. less
Our Golden Wedding celebration
23/03/2015 23883461, Canterbury, United Kingdom
We chose the Abbots Barton in Canterbury at first on the outside impression, very 'oldy wordly) Throughout the discussions leading up to our special day we were looked after by the events organiser... more
We chose the Abbots Barton in Canterbury at first on the outside impression, very 'oldy wordly) Throughout the discussions leading up to our special day we were looked after by the events organiser, Magdalena Bonar who is a credit to the hotel with the professional knowledge. On the big day my wife and I could not have been happier with the way the function room was decorated, it beyond our expectations. The food was excellent, but one thing above all was the service, the waiters and watresses desrve a special menton, they delivered a five star service. All of our 47 adult guests could not have praised the event higher. A very good breakfast the following morning contiued in the sane vane. The accommodation my wife and I had (the bridal suite) was lovely. We would recoomend this hotel to anyone. Well done Abbots Barton Canterbury, you made our special day very special indeed. less
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21/03/2015 Barry S, St. Albans, United Kingdom
This is a very pleasant hotel on the New Dover Road about half a mile from the centre of Canterbury and half an hour from the port of Dover. There are spacious grounds and an adequate amount of... more
This is a very pleasant hotel on the New Dover Road about half a mile from the centre of Canterbury and half an hour from the port of Dover. There are spacious grounds and an adequate amount of parking. More rooms are currently in the process of being added.
Rooms here are on the generous side and well appointed. Bathrooms without exception are superb.Most rooms are served by a lift and there are a number of ground floor bedrooms as well.
The bar and dining room are cosy and the restaurant has more than a hint of Italianate influence.The whole hotel is very atmospheric.
Food was ample and of a very good quality with plenty of choice. Some gluten free food was available but soya milk would of been nice for those on a dairy free diet.
The staff were exceptional with nothing too much trouble. Rarely have my wife and I encountered so many friendly and welcoming smiles or been given so much attention to make our stay thoroughly enjoyable. less


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Sione Kalamafoni: Scored the first try of a high-scoring contest
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The Cherry and Whites hung on to take the spoils in a 10-try thriller but the struggling Falcons did manage to come away with two important bonus points.
Cook scored one of Gloucester's five tries while kicking three penalties and three conversions for the hosts, who at one stage held a 30-point lead.
Flanker Sione Kalamafoni, lock James Hudson, centre Mike Tindall and wing Jonny May got the others but a resurgent Newcastle would end up matching Gloucester's try tally.
Gloucester did not do themselves any favours when Hudson was sin-binned early on as he illegally ploughed into the back of a Newcastle attacking ruck 10 metres out.
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