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What is the difference with selling seized guns and selling seized vehicles, boats, motorcycles ,planes or anything else that they take when illegal actions let the government take and sell stuff ???
Posting the text of the law really helped! Now ii can go back to ignoring the NYT. In AZ, we got the laws changed so that police must sell seized guns to dealers rather than to destroy them. That help police generate revenues and gives more inventory to dealers. One problem is that a lot of the guns have very little value.
Some people here have the knee jerk reaction that the police are wrong, period. Don't even bother to read the story, the police are wrong. The people are given sufficient notice to claim their property and fail to do so, the police are wrong. Sometimes the dismissal comes with a condition the person surrender any claim to the property, but the police are wrong.
This is a practice that has been going on for quite some time in many agencies. Guns sold through FFL dealers. If you look on e-bay you will see a bunch of parts for sale by police agencies. Revolver barrels still attached to cut frames, these came from siezed/forfeited guns. The serial numbered frame has been destroyed, everything else is just parts. Murder guns are kept forever. We have at least 3 in our gun vault that killed cops. They will stay with us til the end of time.
But the cops are wrong.
The new law just addressed the issue in an official way. We all knew it was OK, the legislature just had to convince some knuckle headed administrators who thought they had to be destroyed.
In life, strive to take the high road....It offers a better field of fire.
"Robo is right" Fuzzball
Not every agency keeps murder guns forever. I've personally cleaned a blood's brain matter off of a 1911 for re-sale. Evidence box even had the bandanna in it.
The victims buddies caught up with the gunman in prison.
I've worked on others but that one is the kind of thing that sticks with you.
Not disagreeing with your statement or arguing your point in any way, just saying.
I don't need No stinking signature.
I agree with SSGSF
Who would believe the liberal BS presented by the NY Times in the beginning? We know they are so truthful and do not have a liberal anti gun agenda!!! And for sure NY probably destroys every weapon they can through their courts. The Idiots! They would love for people to believe that Texas and other pro gun states are following their lead! NOT!
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Researcher looks into wastewater zooplankton as biofuel feedstock
February 5, 2014
With dwindling non-renewable fuel sources creating an enormous energy challenge, the search is on to develop sustainable, renewable types of energy such as solar, wind and biofuel. One of the recent developments in this field comes from New York's Clarkson University, where new findings suggest that small organisms found in wastewater treatment lagoons could be used as biofuel feedstock.
The research was carried out by PhD student Stefanie Kring, who examined sunlit lagoons in Canton, New York during the summer. She found them to be rich in zooplankton, also found in other water bodies such as lakes and rivers, although algae was conspicuously absent.
Its absence was due to the fact that the plankton fed on algae, and had no predators in the lagoons, leading to their high concentration. These small organisms could be useful in the making of biofuel because when they feed, they accumulate oil in their bodies, and it's easier to extract that oil from them than it is from algae.
Besides biofuel, the study suggests that protein and polyunsaturated fatty acids could be harvested from zooplankton biomass. For that, lagoons would need to be redesigned to perform tasks other than wastewater treatment.
Further lifecycle and economic assessments are needed to determine the feasibility of harvesting zooplankton, but there is potential. "These zooplankton grow fast, they select algae from among all of the other particles present in the water, " said Kring. "Collecting zooplankton from water is much easier than collecting microscopic algae, due to their larger size."
Details of the research recently appeared in the journal Environmental Technology.
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It seems far more smart and clever than "cultivating" algae !
Let's hope a relatively quick and sharp result for further implementationwatersworm
6th February, 2014 @ 06:10 am PST
It many respects it does not especially matter what the end product is, biofuel, plastic feed stocks, etc., what matters most is processing waste from municipal sewage systems or from agricultural production. Historically, these "sewage processing" requires a vivid imagination to imagine that this stuff is not just dried & dumped. Growing and extracting anything of value is an important step forward.StWils
6th February, 2014 @ 10:36 am PST
There have been a lot of schemes for making use of both human and animal waste products. So far very little has come of it all. Hog farmers could take great joy in being able to better deal with hog waste and the lagoons that they now use as could the chicken and egg industries. And if we consider the human waste issues such work is invaluable.Jim Sadler
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Fighting between Ukrainian army, rebels subsides as ceasefire begins
MARIUPOL/DONETSK Ukraine (Reuters) – Heavy fighting between Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian rebels appeared to subside after envoys meeting in Minsk approved a peace deal that included a ceasefire taking effect from 1500 GMT (11.00 a.m. EDT) on Friday.
Minutes after the ceasefire was due to come into force, three explosions were heard north of the city of Donetsk. It was not immediately clear how serious the blasts were.
Heavy clashes between Ukraine forces, rebels before expected ceasefire
MARIUPOL/DONETSK Ukraine (Reuters) – Fighting raged between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels just east of the strategic port of Mariupol on Friday, shortly before envoys from Ukraine and Russia were expected to announce a ceasefire as the starting point for a wider peace plan.
Sustained mortar and artillery fire were also heard in Donetsk, the rebels' main stronghold in eastern Ukraine, from near the city's airport which remains in government hands.
Ukraine forces shell rebels near key port hours before possible ceasefire
MARIUPOL, Ukraine, Sept 5 (Reuters) – Ukrainian forces
pounded pro-Russian rebels to the east of the port of Mariupol
on Friday, hours before envoys from Ukraine and Russia were
expected to announce a ceasefire as the starting point for a
wider peace plan.
Ukraine says its forces are trying to repel a big offensive
by the rebels to take Mariupol, a port city of around 500,000 on
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halfway between Russia and the Russian-annexed Crimea region.
Ragtag volunteers line up to defend Ukrainian city
MARIUPOL, Ukraine, Sept 4 (Reuters) – In the backyard of a
former school, masked volunteers snap to attention to mark the
creation of a new fighting unit in the port city of Mariupol in
southeastern Ukraine.
The ragtag battalion was hurriedly put together from a group
of civilians including a piano teacher, bulldozer operator,
steel worker and bodybuilding instructor as pro-Russian rebels
advanced on Mariupol over the past week.
Ukraine reinforces defense of key port, shelling rocks Donetsk
MARIUPOL/DONETSK Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukraine reinforced its defenses at the port of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov on Thursday in anticipation of a rebel attack amid reports that pro-Russian separatists were advancing on the city with tanks and artillery.
Further north, in the rebel stronghold of Donetsk, renewed shelling killed at least one woman and blew huge holes in residential buildings, a day before talks between Kiev and the separatists on a possible ceasefire.
Ukraine and rebels to seek peace plan, ceasefire on Friday
NEWPORT Wales/MARIUPOL Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and the main pro-Russian rebel leader said they would both order ceasefires on Friday, provided that an agreement is signed on a new peace plan to end the five month war in Ukraine's east.
The first apparent breakthrough of its kind in the war comes after a week in which the pro-Moscow separatists scored major victories with what NATO says is the open support of thousands of Russian troops.
Ukraine reinforces defence of key port, expects rebel attack
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focus of Ukrainian concern after rebels broke away from their
main strongholds further north and took the nearby coastal town
of Novoazovsk, to the east of Mariupol, in late August.
Ukraine steelmen hold their ground as frontline marches towards port
MARIUPOL, Ukraine, Sept 2 (Reuters) – The war is being
fought just over the hills. Civilians have started to flee the
city. But the men of the vast Ilyich iron and steel works in the
Ukrainain port of Mariupol are still in place, pouring molten
steel, running the rolling mill and pledging to defend their
factory and town from an onslaught by pro-Russian rebels.
Mariupol, a port of around half a million people, is the
next big city in the path of advancing rebels, who opened a new
front and scattered Ukrainian troops along the coast of the Azov
Sea last week with what Kiev says is help from the Russian army.
Putin calls for talks on east Ukraine 'statehood'; rebels fire on ship
MOSCOW/MARIUPOL Ukraine (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Sunday for immediate talks on the "statehood" of southern and eastern Ukraine, although his spokesman said this did not mean Moscow now endorsed rebel calls for independence for territory they have seized.
The Kremlin leader's remarks, two days after a public appearance in which he compared the Kiev government with Nazis and warned the West not to "mess with us", came as Europe and the United States prepared possible further sanctions to halt what they say is direct Russian military involvement in the war in Ukraine.
Rescue under way after separatists claim first attack on Ukrainian ship
KIEV/MARIUPOL Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukraine said one of its naval vessels came under artillery attack from the shore on Sunday, in what pro-Russian rebels claimed as the first sea victory of their separatist war.
"A Ukrainian border patrol cutter in the Azov Sea was attacked from the shore today. Artillery was used. A rescue operation is under way," Ukrainian military spokesman Andriy Lysenko told Reuters.


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Good sale or no sale please.
Please make it so that I can throw down 5 dollars on my card and have this sent to my friend's email address or link it maybe?
Wow, it seems like we have a lot of Grinches in the LoL community. It's disappointing that so many people are only interested in what they can get for themselves, and don't seem to understand the concept of a gift.
Personally I think it's much nicer to give a tangible gift that was bought in a store, and if the bundled champions were "better" then we wouldn't be getting it for $5. To a new person, a bunch of champions is more exciting than one or two.
I've been wanting to introduce LoL to a bunch of my friends, but a simple conversation doesn't always work and people get busy and forget to check it out. I feel like this bundle will encourage those people to actually log on and give LoL a serious try, and that itself is worth $5 to me. The fact that my friends will outgrow the bundle almost immediately isn't really important, and I actually think it's smart that the tutorial champions are included in the pack. Whatever makes the noobs more comfortable is a good thing imo!
Champs that are on the Free Week rotation almost always?
no thx
XD why so many dislikes
I hate the new people who are calling the shots on Riot's sales and pricing.
This deal is awful, easy to acquire champion selection and one of the cheapest skins in the game with a throw away IP boost.
Yeah the XP boost is better, but XP boosts aren't even worth buying because they put you against bigger fish before you're ready.
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Great initiative... but for NA
Why not implementing it to major European retailers as well?
still waiting for in game gifting system. You'll note you have to go out and buy these for people physically, since there is no way to do it inside the game.
THe picture is actually pretty accurate.
see the sign behind amumu?
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Well let's see here.....I am a single father, and I love my boys. I've been through a lot of crap in my day but manage to use it all as an experience to learn and grow from. Those things can make you or break you, and I refuse to stay broken. I've taken a year off of dating so I can figure out who I really am, and make sure I'm whole and complete without someone else, so that I can offer a whole person to my next relationship. So now I'm just checking to see if the time is right to meet that person. I'm kind and compassionate, confident yet humble. I'm also quite hilarious. I'm one of those people you just have to meet in person to appreciate. Some of the photos are a little older, as I've recently gotten way into working out and I've lost almost 30 lbs. And I just started working on my sleeve (yay!) so the ones with the tattoos are the most recent. Also, I am active in my church. I serve and teach to people suffering from the pain of divorce, and I also play in the band. Who I'm looking for will be mature and stable and have their act together. I would rather stay single than be involved with unhealthy people. She would be attractive and fun to be around. I want that spark and attraction, but it isn't always based on looks. Sometimes it's either there or it isn't. I want someone who is loyal and dedicated and loving. Sorry for the novel. If you want to know more just ask!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Football, Hockey, Inline skating, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have one dog, and there's a Koi pond in my backyard that has big goldfish and a few Koi in there.
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Make Me Yours
"Photographer Rebecca Isles is finally ready to leave her native Jamaica. Since her mother's death, Rebecca has become a force of nature, escaping her grief with work and craving adventure. Now, with a new project in the States, she plans to discover what awaits her beyond her island paradise... Bryce Richardson knows exactly what he wants: family life in the 'burbs with the right woman. But the woman he imagines is nothing like the one he meets in South Carolina. Rebecca is spontaneous and irresistible. After a steamy encounter, neither can forget the other. And when they meet again months later, it seems they won't have to. But their second chance turns risky once Rebecca tries to end things with another man. With danger following them, they'll have to decide whether to take opposite paths--or take a chance on a future together..."--P. [4] of cover.
Publisher: New York : Kensington Publishing Corp, 2013.
Characteristics: 309 p. ;,18 cm.
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I have added a custom UILabel to the contentView of my cell, depending on the state of the app, it turns bold or regular weight. For some reason when I do [tableView reloadData] to make it regular weight again, the bold version of the label remains visible, like this:
See the pesky bit from the bold "7" still visible? It's like that for every cell, if it turns bold once, the "ghost" remains until the app quits.
The label is created this way:
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
UILabel *label = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectZero];
label.text = @"my text here";
label.font = condition ? [UIFont boldSystemFontOfSize:12] : [UIFont systemFontOfSize:12];
label.numberOfLines = 1;
[label sizeToFit];
[cell.contentView addSubview:label];
[label release];
This did not happen when I used the cell's textLabel, but for other reasons I need to use a separate UILabel.
What could be causing these views to stay after reloading data?


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2003 Acura RSX User Reviews
Average Ratings from 32 reviews
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 32 2003 Acura RSX reviews.
Matt writes:
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Review
well above average in every department
None really.
Solid Little Coupe. — Front-wheel drive and plenty practical while very sporty. While it is not a mid-engine supercar, it is really fun to drive fast. The car is also really kind to every-day activities like parking, sitting in traffic, buying stuff, putting stuff into your car, and even taking friends places. It's not luxury sedan, but has room for a couple of average sized people in the back. The regular RSX is quick and the RSX Type-S is fast. However, the regular old RSX tends to feel faster around town since it's engine is geared for more torque- so you get more ooomph from the engine right away. That means no waiting for the power to build with the rpms. However, IF you get the Type-S, it rewards you with intensely high revs and great handling. The Type-S also has a really fun and friendly gearbox and clutch that just beg to play. Both are great, but I would opt for the Type-S.
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Larry writes:
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Review
Best car I have ever owned, now has 139,000 miles, drives like a car with 40,000. Handling, power (for a 4 cylinder) amazing.
Clutch master cylinder failed after replacing car shifts perfectly no more grinding or third gear problems.
Great Sporty Car — I have seen a lot of reviews on the RSX type S the major complaints seem to be the 6 speed transmission, shifting and grinding. My car had this similar problem when I purchased it. I changed trans fluid with Amsoil Product, which did seem to help a little, but after reading about the clutch master cylinder problems I purchased an after market Master cylinder, had it installed, and all transmission problems GONE! This car also still has the original clutch that does not slip and works fine. Only other thing replaced on the car have been oxygen sensors and catalytic converter. Also have installed Acura A Spec suspension, lowers the car about an inch and handles fantastic, it does ride a little firmer which I prefer anyway I am 61 years old and absolutely love this kids car LOL
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Brandon writes:
2003 Acura RSX Review
decent gas mileage, solid construction, absolute blast to drive, aerodynamically limited to 148 mph
a bit on the expensive side, expensive to repair. requires premium gas
Beloved Acura — high rpm motor is alot of fun with an 8250 rev limit. fun on backroads and in the corners. gas mileage is a very respectable 28 over the lifetime of ownership. stiff suspention does make long drives tiresome in the end. wouldn't trade it for anything else in its class.
Hern2116 writes:
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Review
Good car, fast, reliable. Never had any mechanical problems with it. You can customize this car in pretty much any way you want. The type s is the way to go if you want to purchase a RSX.
Doesn't really have much room in the back seats.
I Love This Car, But Its Time For Me To Get A Sedan. — I love this car and would recommend it to any one who wants to have fun and go fast. It is good on gas and is very easily modified to be a great racing car or show car. It is very versatile and doesn't have to be a street car, it can be a good commuter car.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
andrew13971 writes:
2003 Acura RSX Coupe Review
Looks and handling never go out of style
Needs more stock Horse Power
Great Car! — There is a reason Tuners choose this one for Turbos. This car is well balanced, good mannered, and fun to drive. It has quick ratio steering, a perfect suspension, and with the correct tires is a rewarding experience, on the Parkway or Exit Ramps......
Tom writes:
2003 Acura RSX Coupe Review
its a quick lil car...
needs more power...
Rsx Cars Are A Good Buy... — its not a bad car other than the motor mounts have a reputation of going on them all the time, cuz the mounts are cheap. Its a fun car but hope a headlight never goes cuz you have to remove the whole bumper just to change them unless you want your hand cut up real bad...
YMendez writes:
2003 Acura RSX Coupe w/ 5-spd Review
Great — Not much to it. A very good quality car with good mpgs, very low mileage. Good handling, acceleration and braking. Fair maintenance and repair costs. Cruise control for long trips and fuel economy. Comfortable bucket seats for driver and passenger. Remote control for radio for easy radio manipulation.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Max writes:
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Review
The Power and when hitting VTEC lol
Skunk2 coilovers are bouncy atm.
The Rsx Type-s Is Awesome — Performance- Really strong because of the conversion k20a2 head and k24a4 bottom end. Appearance of the car is nice silver with black rims and type r wing. The Rsx type s is a fun car to drive because it has the torque from the k24a4 bottom.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Carlos writes:
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Review
The looks
Good Choice — It is a fast car handles very good, i have done minor repairs on brakes replaced the clutch and i spent a lot o money on upgrades to de engine and outside body to make it look different,it is a good looking car and fun to drive.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Eric writes:
2003 Acura RSX Coupe w/ 5-spd Review
Great cargo space, zippy enough without being overpowered.
okay build quality, might even be a little underpowered.
Decent All Around For A Coupe — The first 5-speed I've owned. I can wring some power out of it if I need to, but its not as quick as it should be off the line. And, after spending a few years in Boston has accumulated its fair share of dents, which show quite noticeably. I like the zeroed-out gauges and the red lighting, but the build quality leaves a little to be desired. The car has a deep-seated rattle somewhere in the dash, I can't pinpoint it either, and its been there for years. The drivers-side power window motor has always had issues too, and the fuel-gauge never seems to tell me how much gas I actually have in the tank. (During the course of a day it might go from reading 1/4 of a tank to E with the fuel light on, after about 10 miles of driving). Oh, and the seat-belt retractors have worn out due to the seat-belts hanging on the bucket seats when you unfasten them. It does feel like a luxury car though sometimes, the leather wrapped steering wheel is nice and so is the leather trim and seats. One thing this little car has is a lot of cargo room for a coupe. I've fit more crap in there than I thought on more than one occasion. On the performance side, the 2 liter, 160 HP inline 4 does a decent job. I can pull it past 100 without much effort. The car is a bit too heavy for the engine though. No mistaking this for anything but a slightly higher displacement 4 cyl. Even power delivery all the way up to red-line though. I feel any change in weight though, which means the engine is producing just enough power, and might actually be a little underpowered. It is fun, the small steering wheel gives precision to your driving, its quick and responsive with some serious road feel and feedback. Its never too easy to turn the wheel, so it doesn't feel lazy or slow. The transmission is good, easy to find the right gear and although the friction zone is a little strange, you get used to it. Gas mileage is decent, yet pretty poor for the city, or it could be my driving. Either way, I'd almost rather have a Honda Fit or just ride my motorcycle more places! :)
Displaying 1 - 10 of 32 2003 Acura RSX reviews.
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2002 Acura RSX Reviews
Fun And Practical.
I've had my eye on an RSX-S for quite some time now. When I finally purchased this one (to replace my departed Volvo), I had narrowed it down to this and a 2003 Acura CL type S 6 speed. Truthfully, I ... Read More
Neck Turner
I definitely like the fact that it is a Honda or acura I like the fact that is a popular car overall and it defenitely looks really nice when driving it wherever you go. Absoultely one of a kind thank... Read More
2004 Acura RSX Reviews
Acura Rsx
I own the Acura RSX for 5 years. I've enjoy riding this car so much, it has the sport look, power and not bad on gas. Impressive comfortable front seating. Fun, fun, fun. Low maintenance cost and reli... Read More
I Love To Drive This Car!
This is great daily driver,great gas milage,and it has his and hers sport shifter,it has give me no trouble and is very dependable,its security system is a little sensitive but it was well worth the m... Read More
2005 Acura RSX Reviews
Incredible Single Man's Car!
I really love this car. It has been very reliable, easy to maintain and is fun to drive. It has incredible power and when combined with how lite it is, this car is very quick. I love the interior and ... Read More
My Baby
Had my rsx for years now and would most likely never give it up as this model is discontinued. Love the bucket seats, leather but most importantly Ive never had to worry about any mechanical problems.... Read More
2006 Acura RSX Reviews
Only thing I ever had to do to my car was replace the battery because it had the original stock battery still installed from 2005. Great on gas, nice appeal, overall great car! I would recommend this ... Read More
Amazing Car.
In my last year with this car i found to be the most amazing car it looks amazing and it drives freat, is like that sport car you always desired. It is not the most powerful car but the DOC 2.0 VTEC e... Read More


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Things to see and do - Saint Augustine
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Scottish Inn - Saint Augustine from45 $Book
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Located on Florida's east coast about 33 miles south of Jacksonville, St. Augustine is the oldest continuosly occupied European settlement in the US. This quintessentially historic city mingles humble, one-story 18C structures with architectural showpieces from the 19C, when wealthy families from colder northern climes wintered here. St. Augustine's historic district is home to more than 60 sites and attractions, and lovely beaches to the south offer rest and respite for the footsore.
Tourist attractions Saint Augustine : Things to see and do
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
1 S. Castillo Dr. at Orange St. USA - Saint Augustine, FL 32084
Defender of St. Augustine since the beginning of the 18C, the coquina-walled Castillo withstood every enemy attack that beset it and today ranks among the best-preserved examples of Spanish Colonial fortifications in the New World.
Cathedral-Basilica of St. Augustine
38 Cathedral Place USA - Saint Augustine, FL 32084
A scalloped facade and tower mark the oldest Catholic parish in the nation. Inside, massive decorated timbers support the lofty ceiling above floors of colorful Cuban tile. A large, ornamental reredos of gold and white wood, incorporating the marble ..
Flagler College
74 King St. USA - Saint Augustine, FL
Formerly the Ponce de Leon Hotel and closed in 1967, the hotel building now houses the facilities of Flagler College. It's worth taking a tour to see the interior, which was designed by glass artist Louis C. Tiffany and incorporates the original oak ..
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Best Western Spanish Quarter Inn
6 West Castillo Drive USA - St. Augustine FL 32084
This hotel located in the heart of historic St. Augustine features an outdoor pool and rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi and cable TV. St. Augustine Airport is 4.5 miles away. All air-conditioned rooms at the Best Western Spanish Quarter Inn have a re..
Quality Inn Historic District
1111 North Ponce De Leon Boulevard USA - St. Augustine FL 32084
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Overlooking San Sebastian River, this hotel is 1.3 kilometres from Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. It features an outdoor pool and a daily hot breakfast. A refrigerator, cable TV and coffee-making facilities are offered in each room at Qua..
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116 San Marco Avenue USA - St. Augustine FL 32084
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Located in St Augustine, Florida, this hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and complimentary cookies. It offers an on-site restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi access. A coffee maker comes in each room at DoubleTree St Augustine historic Distric..
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Tales of murder, ghostly apparitions, and hauntings abound in St. Augustine when you board the Trolley of the Doomed. Dying for more? You'll find the narrow streets a scream! Explore the darker side of St. Augustine's past with your tour guide, the ..
Experience the history, culture, and sights of St. Augustine as a classic red trolley takes you around the city. Hop-on and hop-off at over 19 stops giving you access to over 100 attractions. Sit back as talented conductors share the history, attrac..
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1999 Pontiac Firebird Overview
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The Pontiac Firebird isn't really made for more than one person. With a tiny rear seat and little regard for the front passenger, it's all about the driving experience. And once you're behind its wheel, who gives a hoot about anyone else inside or outside the car? The 1999 Firebird is fresh off a redesign from the previous year, so few changes were in store. It got a bigger gas tank and a new traction control option across the line. The V8 models also got a Torsen limited slip differential. To celebrate its 30th year, a special anniversary edition white Firebird with blue stripes was issued, with an airbrushed image of Knight Rider's David Hasselhoff on the hood. OK, I'm kidding about the Hoff part.
The 1999 Firebird came in both coupe and convertible forms. Base model featured a 3.8-liter, 200-hp V6, while the Formula and Trans Am carried the new LS1 V8 engine rated at 305-hp. With the WS-6 performance package, that rating went up to 320-hp and added dual exhaust tips, alloy wheels, and hood scoops. The LS1 harkened back to the muscle car days of yore, producing one of the fastest Firebirds in Pontiac history.
The LS1 V8 was fierce and fun, say owners, though V6 drivers were more than satisfied with their engine performance. Aggressive styling, tight cornering, and overall muscle car action are the Firebird's biggest selling points, along with its affordable price tag. A backseat that would make Mini-Me feel claustrophobic, poor traction in bad weather, and problems with the ABS system were common complaints.
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Quality Hotel Woden
Crnr Melrose Drive & Launcesto
Canberra, AC 2606
Phone: (61) 2 62817733
Fax: (61) 2 62817730
Entertainment Venues
»Hellenic Club
The Hellenic Club was established over 30 years ago as a meeting place for the Greek community. Today it has a membership of over 30,000 representing all walks of life. It sponsors many sporting and community organizations in the Canberra area. The club has coffee shops, a large and busy bistro and a tavern serving authentic Greek dishes. This is a popular club for functions, weddings and conferences. A Tab, poker machines, Keno, Fox Sports TV and a Greek TV channel are part of the entertainment. A new facility for members is the West Deakin Hellenic Bowling Club.
»Hoyts Woden Plaza
This new cinema complex is next to the Woden Plaza shopping center. Hoyts Woden Plaza features eight state of the art auditoriums with super screens and specially designed seating allowing for maximum viewing. There is full digital surround sound and hearing loops to cater for guests with hearing impairments. For film times, ticket prices and further information please call or see their website.
»Canberra Southern Cross Club
A really dynamic venue, the Canberra Southern Cross Club at Woden is the largest from the among the ones at the other locations. It 's a very popular event venue, one of the top meetings and events venue this side of Australia. This place reeks of high quality entertainment. It isn't just an event venue but is a total solution provider for any kind of event-its got a restaurant, children's play areas and a number of other facilities that other venue might fail to provide. Check the website for all the latest events and gigs happening here.
»The Green Room
A haven for young rock fans, the Green Room is a venue where several upcoming as well as popular bands perform live. The shows range from hard rock concerts to soft blues music. Call for detailed event schedule.
»Canberra Irish Club
The Irish Club was formed as a meeting place for the Canberra Irish community and friends. Cead Mile Failte, meaning a hundred thousand welcomes, is what the club is all about and it welcomes interstate and overseas visitors. The club sponsors many sporting clubs in the Weston/Woden area, including the Irish Club Cricket Team and Darts team. You can also learn the Irish language, Irish dance or join the Celtic Choir. Other features include a restaurant and bistro, live music and traditional Irish music sessions on Tuesdays, so bring along your instrument.
»Canberra Highland Society and Burns Club
The Canberra Highland Society and Burns Club provides a place for Scottish people, descendants and friends to meet in a friendly atmosphere. Members' facilities include poker machines, TAB, Sky TV and the budget Burns Club Bistro. Monster raffles and lucky badge draws are held weekly. Scottish Country dancing for juniors is held every Tuesday afternoon and Country Line dancing is also taught at the club. A shuttle bus is available on Thursday and Friday evenings for the Tuggeranong area.
»Greater Union Manuka Cinema
The Manuka cinema has six screens all with high quality surround sounds. Films screened range from the latest blockbuster Hollywood releases to foreign, independent and art house films. Treat yourself to some popcorn or an ice-cream from the Candy Shop before the movie. For film times, ticket prices and further information please call or check website.
»Manuka Oval
Manuka Oval, the premier sporting venue of Australia, hosts a range of international and local cricket matches and the Australian Football League. With a huge capacity of 13,350, the venue has its fame in the likes of Bradman playing here. With well-preserved trees around the stadium retaining the old-world charm of the stadium, the legendary place continues to enthrall audiences all around Australia. The stadium has a top quality event center in the Manuka Oval Functions and Events Center which hosts private and corporate events. The Bradman Room, the highlight of this center has topmost event facilities and a fully functional bar.
»Wesley Music Centre
The Wesley Music Centre is a state-of-the-art, multi-facility center which hosts concerts, seminars, lectures and music recordings. The center comprises a Music Room with a seating capacity for 140 spectators, a Seminar Room for meetings and a Recording Control Room equipped with advanced technology for recordings of songs and other programs.
»Manuka Pool
One of the better places to go to cool off in is the Manuka Swimming Pool in Manuka. This place is also available for private functions, so be sure to call ahead to find out more information. It is also worth mentioning that many Canberra schools and sporting groups use this service.
»MV Southern Cross
Avail dinner cruises aboard the licensed MV Southern Cross every Thursday night, or host your party here. The modern vessel has all function facilities with dining on two decks for up to 80 guests. The night views of Canberra are magnificent. The cuisine is exceptional modern Australian with Asian and Mediterranean touches. The a la carte menu is changed regularly but may include roast lamb, beef, fish and a vegetarian dish. Desserts include brulee, tiramisu and cheese platters.
»Albert Hall
The Albert Hall is a grandiose structure built in Classical Revival Style of architecture. It has, over the years, become the most popular and preferred venue for concerts, music and dance performances, weddings and other private events in the city. Drop by for a show or call in to book it for a special day with your loved ones.


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Wall Street deregulation, blamed for deepening the banking crisis, was aggressively pushed by advisers to Bill Clinton who have also been at the heart of current White House policy-making, according to newly disclosed documents from his presidential library.
The previously restricted papers reveal two separate attempts, in 1995 and 1997, to hurry Clinton into supporting a repeal of the Depression-era Glass Steagall Act and allow investment banks, insurers and retail banks to merge.
- Outlawing Criminal Bankers aka; The Glass Steagall Act!
- Rothschild Charlatan Elizabeth Warren And The Feigned Glass Steagall: Basel III Doomsday Is Upon Us.
Continue reading "Bill Clinton Father Of 2014 Financial Fallout: Clinton's 1999 Deregulation Of Rothschild Wall Street ~ Documents Reveal "Push To Pilfer" America's Wealth!"


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In a recent paper on development of (yet another) nomogram designed to predict the probability of prostate cancer, the authors begin by stating the following:
Overtreatment of prostate cancer … is a concern, especially in patients who might qualify for the diagnosis of insignificant prostate cancer ….
This raises what may be a very interesting question: Can the prostate cancer community define and start to use "clinically insignificant prostate cancer" with accuracy as a diagnosis? If this is possible, could such a diagnosis be defined and regularly used with such compelling accuracy that men would believe it and decide they did not need to get treated?
It would appear likely that we may already have opportunities to start to use such a diagnosis — for example when low risk prostate cancer gets diagnosed in men who are at significant risk for death from other causes. ( Specific example: A 70-year-old male with a PSA of 2.7 ng/mL, no family history of prostate cancer, but a history of Type II diabetes starting in his late 50s, and a series of increasingly problematic cardiovascular conditions, including chronic heart failure. He somehow gets a 12-core biopsy that shows one small focus of Gleason grade 5 prostate cancer! Many would argue he should never have received the biopsy, but it happens frequently.)
At this time there are no diagnostic or statistical methods that are sufficiently accurate to predict with even 90 percent certainty that a man is not at risk from prostate cancer, given certain signs and symptoms. But there are all sorts of scenarios that can define men who are have a 90 percent probability of "clinically insignificant" prostate cancer.
Language is important. As a patient, there has to be a huge difference between being told
as compared to being told
The authors of the abovementioned paper conclude by stating that, "Despite a high accuracy, currently available models for prediction of [clinically insignificant prostate cancer] are incorrect in 10% to 20% of predictions. … As a consequence, extreme caution is advised when statistical tools are used to assign the diagnosis of [clincially insignificant disease]." This is certainly the case. We are not at a point where we could accurately diagnose "clinically insignificant" prostate cancer in 95 percent of the men who actually have clinically insignificant disease. However, the question to be considered is, "Are we at a point where we could accurately diagnose clinically insignificant prostate cancer (and therefore use the term) in 95 percent of some groups of men who definitively have clinically insignificant disease?"
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Latest Mauritanian presidential election Stories
By Ahmed Mohamed and Todd Pitman Associated Press NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania -- Army commanders ousted Mauritania's first freely elected president in two decades Wednesday after an increasingly bitter political fight over his ties to allies of a reviled former dictator and his overtures to Islamic radicals.
By Claire Soares HAVING FIRED his top military brass over breakfast yesterday, Mauritania's President was probably feeling supremely powerful.
By Nick Tattersall NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - Mauritanians have voted hugely in favor of limiting the number of terms future presidents can serve, early indications from a referendum in the Islamic republic showed on Monday.
By Nick Tattersall NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - The United States on Tuesday dropped a demand that Mauritania's ousted president should be restored, saying it was pressing the military junta in the West African state to carry out a constitutional transition of power.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington dropped its demand that the ousted Mauritanian president be restored and said on Tuesday it was now dealing with the coup's leaders to persuade them to find a constitutional transition of power.
By Nick Tattersall NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - Western nations will support the military junta that staged a bloodless coup in Mauritania if it shows it can live up to its promise of organizing democratic elections, diplomats said on Tuesday.
DUBAI (Reuters) - Mauritania's ousted President Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya vowed on Monday to return to his country despite being deposed by a military coup last week.
DUBAI (Reuters) - Mauritania's ousted President Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya, deposed in a military coup last week, has vowed to return to his country soon, satellite television Al Arabiya said on Monday.
By Nick Tattersall NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - Mauritania's new army rulers ordered the release on Sunday of around 20 Islamist activists who had been jailed by ousted President Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya for their alleged links with a group allied to al Qaeda.
By Ibrahima Sylla NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - Mauritania's capital was calm on Thursday as the country waited for announcements from a group of officers who said they had seized power to end more than two decades of "totalitarian" rule by the president.
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- To impose upon; delude; trick; humbug; also, to joke; chaff.
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i had found an special offer, i guess is just because the hotel needs a minimal occupation to cover, so.. Anyway, it's a very nice luxury stile hotel, the breakfast buffet was just lovable and has all the facilities of a 5*L hotel. Ubication couldnt be better, is in the heart of brussels. - Anonymous
Although we were booked into a room on the 7th floor (and not 1st or 2nd as I requested) the receptionist was happy to change us immediately, and we had a very comfortable and spacious room on the 3rd floor, which was fine. It was very quiet too. The breakfast was fantastic ! And restaurant was excellent too, and staff very friendly and helpful. NB We chose this hotel because we have had previous excellent experience with NH hotels in Spain. - Anonymous
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I'm looking for a new washer to replace a dying Fridgemore that I got 7 years ago...budget around $1K. I'll be keeping the dryer for now as it's still fine, and we just don't dry with the dryer all that much.
The main choices I have are:
LG model 2901 (4.5 cu feet)
Whirlpool model 94 (5 cu feet)
Bosch model 300 or 500 (4.4 cu feet)
All of the above have the main features we need (a heating element to control temperature, a nice big tub, and plenty of cycle choices)
Our main priorities are:
1) Good, consistent cleaning, with good temperature control and a high-speed spin cycle that leaves clothes nearly dry at the end of the cycle.
2) Durability...I want more than 7 years out of the next one, and I don't want service calls.
3) Short cycles.
4) Low noise & vibration as the washer will be on the 2nd floor (meaning, on a suspended floor)
We do perhaps 10 loads weekly. I don't really see the point of the whole steam-cleaning thing, but the Whirlpool's fan to keep the laundry from smelling if you don't take it out immediately is a nice option.
I have a preference for the Bosch and Whirlpool from the standpoint that both are made in the USA, whereas the LG is made in the orient - and also I prefer their (Whirlpool & Bosch's) more stable model lineups, which indicate better parts availability going forward. But perhaps these preferences are misguided?
For Bosch...the reason I'm considering the 500 series model is not the additional cycles, just that the construction seems a bit better on the 500 models that I've seen vs. the 300 series models.
Any help is appreciated!
The new whirlpool is tops on consumer reports so its worth considering. I still think the 2901 is the best choice and you can get a good price on it now and the new whirlpool hasn't been around that long. The 5 cubic feet on the whirlpool is a great feature though. Hopefully these new models help turn whirlpool aroundbut I trust the lg more....for now.
Thanks for your help...based on the positive recommendations here of the LG, as well as from Consumer Reports' reliability rating of prior LG's, and the fact that it was the least expensive model under consideration...I went with it. It'll be nice to have a washing machine back, and a nice big one at that, to replace the small one we had before.
Hate to be a kill joy. I purchased the top of the line Bosch. Do forget model number..BEST according to all
reviews. Sorry but I find it an absolute disappointment.
Not perfectly clean laundry and temperature control often
just plain not hot when I ticked off a hot cycle. I would never repurchase Bosch and would personally like to see mine.


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Tirunelveli (TN): About 650 kg of ammonium nitrate, an explosive chemical, has been seized from an abandoned car at Nanguneri in the district, police said.
A total of 13 bags, each weighing 50 kg were seized from the car, whose occupants abandoned it after the vehicle met with an accident, they said.
The car had a fake number plate, they said.
Police suspect that the smugglers could be either from Sivakasi or Chennai.


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December 7, 2014
Volleyball 2014 All-State team
December 7, 2014
Volleyball All-State team: Position change was key for Cape's Haller
Tess Haller remained dominant after moving from outside to middle hitter, and the Capers won a title.
November 1, 2014
Yarmouth sweeps to Class B volleyball state title
The Clippers defeat Machias to win for the third time in four years.
November 1, 2014
Cape Elizabeth rallies to win Class A volleyball title
The Capers overcome a two-game deficit and dethrone Falmouth.
October 29, 2014
Cape Elizabeth stuns Greely in Class A volleyball semifinals
The Capers win the final three sets to stun the top-seeded Rangers.
October 29, 2014
Yarmouth advances to Class B state volleyball championship match
The Clippers beat Woodland, 25-13, 25-9, 25-20.
October 23, 2014
Gorham holds on to advance in Class A volleyball
The Rams down Windham and will meet top-ranked Greely in the quarterfinals.
October 21, 2014
Volleyball state tournament
Schedule and results for the Maine Principals' Association volleyball state tournament
October 9, 2014
Falmouth ends Greely's volleyball streak
The defending Class A champs sweep the Rangers at home.
September 27, 2014
Saturday's high school roundup: Cape Elizabeth wins in volleyball
The Capers defeat Windham in three games.
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