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Evolution and Immunity: Same Story?
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
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The tension generated by our understanding of God's character, as revealed in the Bible, and by the reality of the natural world around us has been the focus of much debate within the Christian church since the first century. This series examines critically several of the proposed solutions to this problem, viewing them from the perspective of a geologist, paleontologist, and orthodox evangelical Christian.
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The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
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Considering the immense popularity of "Darwin's finches", it is quite surprising to learn that Charles Darwin himself had very little to say about them. In fact, it was actually David Lack, one century later, who conducted the critical research that immortalized the finches in biology textbooks and popular lore.
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The class was Social Psych, in which we studied things like mob mentality, what can set a person off and why, conscious and unconscious racial profiling, the power of authority, and the effects and reasons for love. It was very interesting, but it also made me realize how terrible humanity can be sometimes.
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As the Supreme Court hears arguments about the individual mandate, a complete look at the history of similar constitutional decisions.
Amid rampant speculation over the fate of Obamacare in the Supreme Court, a critical question has been missed: How will the justices decide whether to uphold or strike the individual mandate?
The case the Supreme Court will hear is an appeal of an Eleventh Circuit decision holding the individual mandate unconstitutional under both the Commerce Clause and the Taxing and Spending Clause of the Constitution. The only potential positive for Obamacare in the ruling was the finding that the mandate is "severable." Severability would allow the rest of Obamacare to stand even if the mandate falls.
To date, four of 13 circuit courts have ruled on the individual mandate. The Sixth Circuit and D.C. Circuit upheld the individual mandate under the Commerce Clause. The Fourth Circuit dismissed a case on the rationale that the mandate's penalty for not buying insurance is a tax. Under the Anti-Injunction Act, taxpayers cannot challenge a tax before it goes into effect. Only the Eleventh Circuit found the mandate unconstitutional under the Commerce Clause.
The Court's roughly 75-percent rate of reversing lower courts seems promising for the U.S. in the abstract. Circuit-by-circuit data suggest the potential to determine how in-step a circuit's judges are with the Court on average -- and thus the likelihood the Court will reverse a circuit's case.
Senator Rick Santorum has used these statistics to claim that the Ninth Circuit is a "rogue" court and "a pox on the western part of our country." Santorum and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich have called for the abolishment of the Ninth Circuit. But Santorum and Gingrich's complaints about the Ninth Circuit have been discredited. Last term the overall reversal rate was 72 percent. While the Ninth Circuit was reversed 79 percent of the time, the Fifth Circuit -- at 80 percent -- and Sixth Circuit -- at 83 percent -- had higher reversal rates.
Reverse-affirm ratios cannot reliably forecast individual case outcomes. Statistics are particularly uninformative in this instance. There are too many variables -- and too few data points since Justice Elena Kagan's confirmation -- to predict how the Court will rule on the Eleventh Circuit appeal.
Last term, Kagan's first, the Court heard 82 cases overall. Only 71 of these cases were circuit court appeals; just 13 came from the four circuit courts that have ruled on health care so far. Kagan recused herself from 29 cases. Moreover, every circuit court decision is made by a panel of three judges randomly selected from a pool of between six and 28 judges, depending on the circuit -- meaning each circuit has between 20 and 3,276 possible three-judge panels.
The lines of argument for the Eleventh Circuit appeal to the Supreme Court have already been defined. In his January 6 brief (PDF), the Solicitor General placed renewed emphasis on the claim that the individual mandate can be justified under the Taxing and Spending Clause. But that's the backup plan -- the Obama administration's legal Hail Mary if it loses the Commerce Clause argument.
The individual mandate will likely live or die by the Commerce Clause. When the Supreme Court hears the Eleventh Circuit appeal this month, arguments -- and the justices' questions -- will revolve around strict guidelines for Congress's exercise of commerce power.
Congress introduced the basis for the contemporary view of its commerce power in the 1880s. In the 1930s, the Court accepted the definition and began developing and refining the principles for assessing Commerce Clause legislation. Today's Commerce Clause jurisprudence is the cumulative product of a series of cases spanning from 1937 to 2005.
In the first century of our nation's history, Congress hewed to a very literal, limited understanding of the relevant text of Article I: "To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian tribes." Put simply, Commerce Clause legislation could regulate only business-related activities in interstate commerce.
The inception of contemporary Commerce Clause doctrine dates to the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887, regulating railroad monopolies, and the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, designed to curb monopolies and trusts. The Court upheld the Sherman Antitrust Act in 1905 -- in Swift and Company v. United States, 196 U.S. 375. However, the justices based that decision on the finding that the effect of price-fixing by Chicago meat-packers on interstate commerce was not "accidental, secondary, remote or merely probable" but immediate. The opinion reinforced the traditional literal view of Congress's Commerce power.
The Supreme Court case that established the constitutionality of the expanded interpretation of Congress's commerce power was National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation, 301 U.S. 1, in 1937. The case originated in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, where Jones & Laughlin was penalizing and discriminating against workers attempting to unionize. NLRB ordered Jones & Laughlin to end its coercive union-busting tactics; the firm refused to obey. After the circuit court refused to enforce the NLRB's order against Jones & Laughlin, the NLRB appealed to the Supreme Court.
Jones & Laughlin argued that Congress could not regulate its labor practices because manufacturing is an intrastate activity, not interstate commerce. The firm based its argument on then-standard reasoning stemming from a 1918 Supreme Court case, Hammer v. Dagenhart, 241 U.S. 251. In Hammer, the Court allowed a father to commit his son to child labor in a North Carolina textile mill despite the Keating Owen Child Labor Act of 1916, reasoning that mill work was part of intrastate manufacturing, not commerce between or among states.
Rejecting the firm's argument and ruling in favor of the NLRB, the Court stated for the first time that Congress could regulate activities with "a close and substantial relation to interstate commerce." The NLRB decision marked the replacement of the strict criterion that regulated activities must be part of the "stream of commerce" with the "substantial effects" doctrine still in use in Commerce Clause cases.
Just a few years later, in 1941, the Court rearticulated its "substantial effects" test in upholding the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 in United States v. Darby, 312 U.S. 100, forcing a Georgia lumber company to improve worker conditions. Now, any activity with substantial effects on interstate commerce can be a proper subject of congressional regulation.
Congress continued to exercise this expanded Commerce Clause power for the better part of six decades -- with periodic affirmation and clarification from the Court. The Commerce Clause was the basis for not only New Deal legislation but also the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
In the 1942 case Wickard v. Filburn, 317 U.S. 11, the Supreme Court upheld federal legislation -- the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 -- that restricted individual wheat production in the name of broader regulation. The ruling generated the "aggregate effects" doctrine, licensing Congress to legislate local, individual actions that could potentially affect interstate commerce in the aggregate. Congress does not need to prove the aggregated effect on interstate commerce -- only a rational basis for believing there will be an effect.
In the 1950s, the Court upheld a wide range of legislation regulating everything from forms of fraud -- Federal Trade Commission v. Mandel Bros., Inc., 359 U.S. 385 (1959) and Securities & Exchange Commission v. Ralston Purina Company, 346 U.S. 119 (1953) -- to discrimination against small businesses -- Moore v. Mead's Fine Bread Company, 348 U.S. 115 (1954) -- to unfair business practices within professional football -- Radovich v. National Football League, 352 U.S. 445 (1957).
In 1964, in Heart of Atlanta Motel v. U.S., 379 U.S. 241, the Court unanimously upheld the desegregation of public accommodations by the Civil Rights Act under the Commerce Clause. The majority wrote, "Congress may -- as it has -- prohibit racial discrimination by motels serving travelers, however 'local' their operations may appear." A second 9-0 ruling issued the same day, Katzenbach v. McClung, 379 U.S. 294, found that racial discrimination by restaurants also impeded interstate commerce -- another victory for the Civil Rights Act.
It was 30 years before the Supreme Court checked Congress's commerce power. The Rehnquist Court limited the exercise of the Commerce Clause in a pair of critical cases in 1995 and 2000, but returned to the prior, expanded view of the power based on the same criteria in a 2005 case.
In a five-four decision in U.S. v. Lopez, 514 U.S. 549 (1995), the Court struck down the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 as beyond the scope of the Commerce Clause after a high-school senior caught carrying a .38-caliber revolver on campus challenged his conviction. The justices wrote that to be constitutional, the legislation would have to "limit its reach to a discrete set of firearm possessions that additionally have an explicit connection with or effect on interstate commerce." The Court scolded, "[I]f we were to accept the Government's arguments, we are hard pressed to posit any activity by an individual that Congress is without power to regulate."
The second major blow came five years later in U.S. v. Morrison, 529 U.S. 598, another five-four split. A student at Virginia Tech filed suit against her rapists under the Violence Against Women Act of 1994 (VAWA) after a state grand jury refused to charge either man. The Court struck down VAWA on the grounds that gender-based violence was not sufficiently relevant to interstate commerce. Like gun possession, the Court reasoned, violence against women is not "some sort of economic endeavor."
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Per serving: 549 calories, 9g saturated fat, 19g carbohydrates, 53g protein, 3g fiber, 457mg sodium
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Applied Clean Tech collects the solid sludge from water treatment plants and, through a proprietary method, extracts the cellulose from the used bog rolls, human feces, and other solid sludge. This is then cleaned, sterilized, and repressed like sheets of poopyrus. The result looks much like particle board and could reportedly support up to 10 percent of the world's paper needs while reducing the amount of sludge waste reaching land fills by 75 percent.
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It might be knee jerk but honestly I rather we play Brown, Oshea, Smalling or even bloody Carrick at centre back rather than him this season. Not been critical of him at all but today's been one of the most woeful performances I've seen from any centre back.
I dont care what anyone says, i'm still 100% convinced he'll be a Manchester United reguarl defender in the future. Ferdinand was the same at that age and he turned out ok.
It's December, ffs. What would putting him in the stiffs for half a season achieve? All young players have these slumps. He'll be fine with a bit of hard work once the club help build back up his confidence.
I don't understand how this guy went to the San Siro and played so well against Inter, played againt Drogba on 2-3 occassions and kept him quiet and was so solid against Stoke a few seasons back, yet has dished up rubbish all this season. Has been a fecking disgrace all season, his positional play has been exposed today but his lack of strength against the likes of Cahill & Zamora has been most worrying. After today's perfromance he is definitely behind Smalling and might be behind Wes as well in the pecking order.
He is looking worryingly shit. But best thing would be to give him another game ASAP rather than dumping him for weeks. Valencia at home might be a good one along side Vidic.
Shittest piece of defending I've seen in a while. Made himself look like an idiot. How did he get turned like that?!
I can't justify playing him over Rio, Vidic, Smalling, Brown, or O'Shea at CB. If his slump hadn't lasted so long or didn't always end up with us giving away goals, I'd be happy for him to play, but he hasn't given any reason for Fergie to play him.
My concern is that a lot of the mistakes are actually just in the basics of the game. All young defenders make mistakes, but my worry is that this season he has seemed very out of touch in some very simple situations - and it's been in a lot of games now. He's clearly good enough as a footballer, but he needs to work on his sharpness both on the ground and in the air. Form-wise, he definitely needs a jolt.
like feck he was. the same how? dropping a bollock now and then, yes. but ferdinand had lightyears more pace, agility, and technique. He had tons more attributes in his tool box to fall back on compared to evans. That said, evans will be fine..he's be a united stalwart a la wes brown.
When he's bad he can be shocking. I suspect he needs toughening up mentally. Hopefully Fergie can do something because he has the makings of a top player.
Lacking in form and confidence. It shouldnt be a difficult concept to grasp so not sure why so many of you are confused. It happens players all the time. Needs a couple of months out of the spotlight. He'll bounce back
Needs to be given a run in the reserves before he's let out into the first team again. Shocking performance. Needs to get some confidence back.
He never did the things Evans is doing at the moment, he made a mistake every now and again but basic defending he has always done well.
Smalling has matured quicker than Evans and has more confidence on the ball. Evans has not even scored for us even though this is his third season playing for the first team. Smalling has scored two already playing 5 months in the first team.
Is playing like an off-form Carrick in central defence at the moment. Probably confidence related, but what we should always ask of all our players, regardless of form is that they get stuck in. He has been too light in way too many challenges all season long. Needs the kick up the ass from Ferguson I think. He has already proven himself though, and we all know what he is capable of on form.
Why are you counting Smallings pre season goal but then not countings Evans against Ireland XI? Anyway young defender has dip in form shock horror. To be fair I'm probably not as distraught at this defeat as I should be.
He looked a very good prospect next to Rio and Vida. But on form these are two of the very best CBs in the world capable of walking their partner through most kinds of matches. Next to anyone else he's not looked even half as good. I think its fair to mention Smalling hasnt looked quite as good when not paired with our top CBs too, but he's still looked good. Not completely and utterly useless.
Evans is terrible at the moment, absolutely dire. He just can't handle any kind of physical battle which is very worrying for a centre half. At the moment, Smalling is miles ahead.
That was a terrible defensive display. He needs to go back to basics. Something is clearly missing with his game at the moment and it's costing us. I'm sure he will find his way back to form with more time and patience though.
Fergie was pissed and rightly so. Let's put things into context here - that is the first game in 8 years in which CARLTON PISSING COLE has scored 2 goals in a game.If you can't handle Carlton Cole you have problems not just as a Manchester United player but as a defender in general. Absolutely shocking.
Tricky one for Fergie, Evans looks lost out there right now, I mean the errors he is making are basic fundamentals of defending, I think maybe a few reserve games may be in order.
Rio was accident prone - as in an accident every few games. That's not what Evans is going through. If we're lucky he's going through some kind of growing pains - mentally or physically - and he's not our current third best centre back. No one will begrudge him some more growing up time, if that's all he needs. Otherwise, he'll be playing for another club next year.
Cost us a goal Against Blackburn when he came on and two today . Have we kept a clean sheet with him in the team this season??
He has been at fault on numerous occasions for nearly all the same type of thing. Being too indecisive and physically weak.
Poor performances are one thing but his sheer lack of effort for Cole's goals was a disgrace. Hopefully getting dragged off will make him wise up.
Call a spade a spade he was only partially at fault for the 4th goal. Rafael was easily beat on the right for the cross that eventually led to the goal. The lambasting Evans is getting on here really is boarding on pathetic.
the biggest thing that worries me is a certain pattern- he doesn't know how to defend crosses. when the ball arrives he neither marks his man nor jumps to head it out. he does nothing to prevent a striker from scoring. Everton game, Blackburn and tonite's game can serve as an example
he looks weak and his body does not look as thou its developed over the last 12 months,physically needs to srengthen up,Will not make the grade with us after looking a certainty 18 months ago.
I hope Evans does not read this forum. The amount of battering he is receiving here will want him to leave football all together.


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I'd rather GO BACK TO WINDOWS than give my personal information to some shady ass american corporation
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if you accept proprietary drivers, and proprietary steam, and proprietary adobe flash, and credit cards and all that shit
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Great showing. Bring on KSU!!!!!!
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
I think OU had a case of what Luna Lovegood would call "Loser's Lurgy".
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That was a fast game(1:48), and a great game.
That was nice Only two negatives: O-rebounds given up and ice on Babb's wrist
Loved watching that game. The whole team was firing on all cylinders and the announcers were in love with us.
Did not see this total beat down coming! Great game with all players contributing. You know things are going your way when Percy is getting props for his defense.
Originally Posted by swarthmoreCY That was nice Only two negatives: O-rebounds given up and ice on Babb's wrist And we didnt get to 100
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Great win, on some really good shooting! Still concerned with the interior defense and rebounding though. OU missed a lot of shots, so that was a part of it, but giving up 19 offensive rebounds to the 6th best rebounding team in the conference is not a good thing. ISU has to get better, or that could be a problem at tourney time. Now, ISU has to prove it can win on the road.
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
Game was awesome .hope we play like that on the road. now time for the bachelor accoding to my wife.
That's the final score I have been wanting to see all year!
Andy Katz has major boner for us on the postgame. Love that guy.
Outstanding dissection of a very good OU team. Solid contribution from the bench with Niang and Ejim in foul trouble the whole game. 6-3 is a heck of a first half to the season, especially when you consider that all three losses were very close to being wins.
Great performance. Clones dominated in every phase of the game. And don't tell me they beat us on the boards, when you are dominating a team that badly that happens for a lot of reasons. Osby totally MIA and while OU played poorly they matchup with us very very poorly, going to be very hard for them to beat us even in norman unless we pull a tech type performance. Great job all around.
Awesome game by everyone! Hey, did anyone see Okoro get in the game at all? I didn't see him out there. If not, what's up with that? Is he injured or something? Everyone else got in the game I believe.
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I intend to eventually play high performance games, I don't see why i have to settle with shitty performance on a good card :/ If i can't even get basic compiz effects like maximise and minimise to work properly, then I can't really go forward. THe hardware manager's suggestion doesn't work.
I used the ubuntu recommended drivers from pop up = fail
I used the ATI 10.5, following their instruction manual = fail
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Enjoy sightseeing by night through Rome with an English-speaking guide and driver in a private vehicle. Discover the beauty of the Eternal City at night! Drive along the River Tiber, view the Synagogue, and St. Angel's Castle. Stop in St Peter's Square, drive next to Piazza Navona and the Spanish Steps. Stop at Trevi Fountain and see much more!
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Meet your private guide & driver at the hotel to head to for a day to discover the art and life of two men that left an indelible mark on Roman and Italian art. Your private local guide will take you through churches and collections where Caravaggio & Bernini's most characteristic masterpieces are set. You will also pay a visit to the famous Galleria Borghese that houses a large collection of masterpieces. You will later return to your hotel. Entrance fee to Galleria Borghese included.
Transfer using a local taxi. Please note that this is not included in trip price and is payable locally.
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Sit back and relax as you take this scenic train trip traveling from the Italian capital Rome, to the Tuscan city of Florence. Admire the Cyprus-lined village streets and picturesque vineyards on the hills during this short ride lasting approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Travel back to the Renaissance period during this half day walking tour that explores the renowned Italian city of Florence. This guided tour ensures that you visit some of the many landmarks and sites that have made Florence a global tourist hub, and one of Italy's most beautiful cities. This walking tour begins with a visit to the Uffizi Gallery, boasting some true masterpieces of art including Raphael's "Madonna of the Goldfinch" and Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Annunciation." The tour continues with a walk through the Signoria Square to marvel at the re-created duplicate of Michelangelo's statue of "David." Next is a visit to the elegant Ponte Vecchio, which translates to "old-bridge," dating back to 1345, this bridge was actually built to replace the once previous bridge structure that was unfortunately swept away during a vicious flood. Along either end of the bridge, take this opportunity to view, and purchase if you'd like, some of the many items for sale including souvenirs, snacks and jewelry. Your final visits on this tour include stops at the 14th century Cathedral Square to view the Duomo, the Baptistery and Giotto's Bell Tower. Pre-booked entrance fee to Uffizi Gallery included.
You will be picked up at your hotel by your private driver to leave for a drive to beautiful and famous 11th century Castelo Di Meleto where the vineyard of Meleto produces approximately 6000 kg of grapes per hectare (2.741 acres). The grapes are gathered by hand and destined for the production of the three great lines of Meleto wine cellars: 250 thousand bottles of Chianti ClassicoDOCG, 50 thousand bottles of Chianti ClassicoDOCG Reserve, and 50 thousand bottles of Castelo di Meleto Fiore. The Castle belonged to the Benedictine monks of the Coltibuono Abbey. The name "Meleto in Chianti" appears for the first time in 1269, in the Florentine Guelphs' "Libro degli Estimi," as the property of the family of Rainerii de Ricasolis. The Ricasoli family extended and embellished the building over the centuries, and today the Castle still has its massive 15th century fortifications with an imposing cylindrical tower built as protection against artillery fire. But there is also the aristocratic grace of the Villa Nobile, with its sequence of furnished and decorated rooms, and an unparalleled 18th century theatre. You will enjoy a private guided tour of the estate including the guest cottage, rooms inside the castle where you will also see 13th and 14th century art works and frescoes, the 18th century theater on the premises that is very unique to the region, the castle's small jail, and the cellar, while explanations on the wine making process will be given. You will then enjoy a rich lunch together with a wine tasting of 4 excellent wines from Castello Di Melleto. Upon completion of your lunch you will be driven to the nearby beautiful village of Radda in Chianti, the little jewel of the Chianti classic area where you will be provided free time to wander around prior to driving back to your hotel.
A train station transfer service is provided for today in Florence. Enjoy the added comfort of riding in a privately driven vehicle. Please note drivers may or may not speak English, as their sole responsibility is to transfer clients from one location to another. If you would like to have the presence of an English speaking Assistant or Guide for your transfer, this can be pre-arranged upon request and would be subject to an additional supplement.
Admire the Tuscan scenery as it passes you by during this train ride, traveling from Florence to the city on stilts: Venice. The approximate travel time for this journey is 2 hours.
Upon your arrival into Venice, a "Meet & Greet" service will be provided. For your added comfort, a representative will be waiting for you at the beginning of the platform with a sign with your name on it. Your representative will help you to coordinate meeting up with your private water-taxi driver and accompany you to your accommodation.
Any trip to Venice needs at least one romantic gondola ride, a form of transportation dating back to the 16th century, created specifically for the Venetian waterways. Reach on foot the Gondola Station. Board a traditional craft, riding up to four per gondola, and begin your 35 minute non-narrated ride through some of the city's canals. See the reflections of colorful buildings dance on the ripples below. To complete the setting, a singer and accordionist will accompany you.
A singer and an accordionist will make your gondola ride more enjoyable.
Go beyond the superficial facade of Venice on an in-depth tour of hidden pedestrian passageways, immersing yourself right into the everyday Venetian life. Meet with your private English-speaking escort to commence your walking tour, crossing Venice like a real Venetian! You will you pass by the churches of Saint Roch and Franciscan Friars en route to the oldest square in Venice, Campo San Polo. Through narrow streets, you will find yourself in the ancient Rialto fruit and vegetables market area and later in front of the Grand Canal, looking out at the famous Rialto Bridge. Pass by the home of Marco Polo, and visit Campo San Giovanni e Paolo, the largest and most ambitious example of Venetian Gothic architecture. The tour will end at Antonio Vivaldi's church overlooking St. Mark's basin. During the tour, a complimentary coffee and sample of a local Venetian biscuit or typical Venetian aperitif will be offered according to the schedule or preference.
Set out on an exploratory adventure into the world of Venetian glass creation. Begin by departing your hotel with your English-speaking guide and board a private taxi boat. This aquatic taxi will glide across the Venetian Lagoon towards the two enchanting islands of Murano and Burano. For hundreds of years the glass factory on Murano has been producing some of the world's greatest and most coveted glass creations. During this exclusive tour of the factory, you'll get an opportunity to marvel at the traditional glass-blowing techniques used in this very factory for centuries. After the demonstration, you'll have an opportunity to purchase these freshly blown glass objects if you'd like (at your own expense). From Murano you'll again board your water taxi and travel to the magnificent island of Burano featuring various colorful painted houses and villas. Burano is renowned throughout Europe for its marvelous lace production, which you'll experience during your visit to the Lace Factory. You'll have an opportunity before returning back to the Venetian mainland to stroll along the narrow streets and barter with the merchants for that special souvenir of your visit to these truly inspirational Venetian islands. Inclusions: taxi boat, murano & burano.
You will be met at your hotel by a local representative who will accompany you on the transfer from your hotel to the Marco Polo Airport by private water taxi.
Hotel Palazzo Montemartini, member of the Ragosta Hotels Collection, is an exclusive 5-star hotel in the center of Rome, adjacent to the Baths of Diocletian and near the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli designed by Michelangelo. Palazzo Montemartini is the only hotel in Rome that is crossed by the ancient Servian Wall. At Palazzo Montemartini, holidays, business and well-being are combined with exclusive high-tech elegance, in perfect harmony with marbles, stuccoes and the classic style of a 19th-century building. The hotel features elegant rooms and suites, spacious events halls with natural light, the exclusive "Senses" Restaurant & Lounge Bar with a view of the Servian Wall and the "ExPure" SPA wellness center. Free Wi-Fi in all rooms and common areas.
The Grand Hotel Villa Medici is a historical residence located in the center of Florence at walking distance from all major art sites and shopping locations. It offers a welcoming environment where the high-quality service meets the elegance of the interior furnishings. Each room is decorated with antique ornaments, which enrich the magical atmosphere of this 5 star hotel in Florence. Villa Medici is one of the best 5 stars hotels in Florence and it is the favourite destination of artists and important persons. A refined restaurant and a garden with a swimming pool, complete the charm of this 5 star hotel in Florence.
Bauer Palladio Hotel & Spa is one of Venice's most unusual and secret gems. It sits in a building that was a sixteenth-century convent designed by the great Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. The interior is painted in pale colours, with silks from Rubelli. With its elegant guest rooms and spacious suites, a private garden and breathtaking lagoon views, it is truly a breathtaking luxury hotel. The Spa is one of a kind in Venice. It is set over two floors, it has eight rooms and each is dedicated to a special treatment, from facials to the Vitalis Bath, which offers detoxifying baths using products such as Dead Sea minerals and mud. Across the Grand Canal from Piazza San Marco is the island of La Giudecca. Here, away from the madding crowds and tourist bustle is one of Venice's most unusual and secret gems, Bauer Palladio Hotel & Spa, just a short, picturesque boat ride from the heart of the city.
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By Renee Dease, Healthy Athletes Outreach Coordinator and Special Olympics Athlete
Stories from Healthy Athletes often focus on the athletes with the most dramatic health issues, but for thousands of athletes every year, Healthy Athletes is about making healthier choices and addressing non-critical, but chronic and important, health concerns. Jacob Suarez from Texas is one such athlete.
Special Olympics Texas Athlete Jacob Suarez
During Texas' state games last year, Jacob attended the Healthy Hearing free screenings for the first time. They detected some mild hearing loss, excessive wax, and a minor ear infection.
"I am really glad we went," said Jacob's mother, Cindi. "We wouldn't have known if we hadn't gone to Healthy Athletes. He hadn't been to the doctor for a while and it wasn't bothering him, so we probably wouldn't have found out about the infection until it got much worse."
Jacob has had a long history of ear infections since he was an infant. As a child, he had tubes in his ears and underwent surgery when he was in his early 20's.
Jacob also has high blood pressure. He is on medication to control it and has lost 25 pounds so far. He would like to lose about 20 more in order to hopefully no longer need medication.
"I go to the gym a lot. I drink lots of water, no soda, and no salt," Jacob said. "I eat healthy snacks. Special Olympics helps me lose weight and exercise."
Cindi agreed. "He has really changed his eating habits. Even when we go to a restaurant, he watches what he eats and will make sure they don't add salt to his food. He is very good about that. His friends notice too. Special Olympics have been a positive influence," she said.
Jacob has a lot to feel great about these days. In addition to his discovery of Healthy Athletes, he has always had his share of success in Special Olympics. He participates in several sports such as softball, power lifting, soccer, track, shot put, tennis, bowling, basketball, turbo jav, kayaking and wrestling.
He has been involved with outreach committees, the ALPS-Athletes Leadership program and has attended Global Messenger training. Jacob is 31 years old and has been involved with Special Olympics since he was in elementary school at age 8. He graduated from High School in 2000.
Jacob lives in an apartment, works, and uses public transportation. For more than 3 years, he has worked at HEB, a grocery store chain. He has many responsibilities there, including helping customers who have disabilities navigate the store and carrying items to the check out or out of the store.
Jacob is also active in many non-SO social activities for people with intellectual disabilities including camps and dances put on by area organizations. He has also done a lot of volunteer work through "Tip a Cop" and "Shirt off Your Back" fundraising efforts. Jacob has gained self-esteem through Special Olympics and his participation in Healthy Athletes.
Jacob plans to continue going to Healthy Athletes. He said this year, he plans to get his eyes and teeth checked, and he looks forward to visiting Fun Fitness, Fit Feet and Health Promotion as well.
"We loved all the Healthy Athletes staff, clinicians and volunteers. They were all so kind," Cindi said.
One of Jacob's continuing health goals is to stick to his diet and lose weight.
"He has taken a positive approach to taking care of his health by losing weight and joining a gym. This year he had a personal trainer to help him increase his knowledge of new exercises and proper use of the equipment," Cindi said.
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A crowd gathered in front of the Brooklyn, N.Y., synagogue where funeral services were held Sunday for expectant parents Nachman and Raizy Glauber, both 21. The two were killed during the weekend in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamburg. Their baby boy, born prematurely, died early Monday, WCBS reported. / Verena Dobnik, AP
MONSEY, N.Y. â?? Police on Monday identified a suspect being sought in the Brooklyn hit-and-run deaths of a man, his pregnant wife and the baby she carried.
NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said police are looking for Julio Acevedo, 44, who he said had a DWI arrest last month. Acevedo was going at least 60 mph when the car slammed into the cab carrying the couple to a hospital, police said.
The baby, delivered after parents Nachman and Raizy Glauber were killed in the crash, died Monday, a spokesman for the religious community said.
Isaac Abraham, spokesman for the family's Orthodox Jewish community, said the boy will be named and circumcised following religious traditions. He had initially been listed in serious condition hours after Saturday's accident, Abraham said. Neighbors and friends said the boy weighed only about 4 pounds.
Police have been searching for the driver of a BMW and a passenger who fled the scene of the accident early Sunday. Abraham said the driver should be charged with murder of the parents and the baby.
"It is of upmost importance that the driver be charged with a triple homicide when he's caught," Abraham said. "And nothing less."
The Hasidic couple, both 21, were mourned Sunday afternoon by more than 1,000 people. Abraham said the family and community had hoped the baby would survive.
"We had our prayers, as much as we could, that the child stay alive and carry on the name and bring a little joy to the grandparents as he grows," Abraham said. "That didn't happen."
The community reaction to the baby's death, he said, is sadness. People should cherish their loved ones every day because one never knows what can happen, he said.
Raizy Glauber, who was seven months pregnant, was en route to the hospital because she wasn't feeling well when a BMW crashed into their vehicle in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, Abraham said..
Their son was delivered by cesarean section at Bellevue Hospital Center in Manhattan, where Raizy Glauber was pronounced dead, Abraham said. Nachman Glauber was pronounced dead at Beth Israel Hospital.
The Glaubers' livery cab driver was treated for minor injuries and released from a hospital. Police said the registered owner of the BMW, who was not in the car, was charged with insurance fraud. Police said Takia Walk, 29, was arrested Sunday. They did not have any details regarding the charge.
The Glaubers were married about a year ago and had begun a life together in Williamsburg, where Raizy Glauber grew up in a prominent Orthodox Jewish rabbinical family, Sara Glauber said.
Raised north of New York City in Monsey, N.Y., and part of a family that founded a line of clothing for Orthodox Jews, Nachman Glauber was studying at a rabbinical college nearby, said his cousin.
Brooklyn is home to the largest community of ultra-Orthodox Jews outside Israel, more than 250,000. The community has strict rules governing clothing, social customs and interaction with the outside world. Men wear dark clothing that includes a long coat and a fedora-type hat and often have long beards and ear locks.
The Glaubers were married about a year ago and had begun a life together in Williamsburg, where Raizy Glauber grew up in a high-profile Orthodox Jewish rabbinical family, said Sara Glauber, Nachman Glauber's cousin.
Nachman Glauber, raised in Monsey and part of a family that founded a line of clothing for Orthodox Jews, was studying at a rabbinical college nearby, his cousin said.
Abraham called the couple's death a "tragedy beyond (belief) just coming off a joyous holiday as Purim."
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