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MOSCOW The hooligans and racists who rampaged in Moscow this weekend will be tracked down and punished, President Dmitry Medvedev declared, warning Monday that Russia itself could be torn apart if seething ethnic tensions spin out of control.
About 5,000 people, mainly boys and young men, rallied for hours on a square just outside the Kremlin Saturday, chanting "Russia for Russians!" as well as an obscene slur against people from Russia's Caucasus region. They brutally beat some dark-skinned passers-by, and when police moved against the demonstrators, rioting broke out that injured more than 30 people.
In addition, a native of Kyrgyzstan was stabbed to death by unidentified assailants in southern Moscow early Monday, police spokesman Gennady Bogachev said.
Resentment is rising among Slavic Russians over the growing presence in Moscow and elsewhere of people from the Caucasus, the home of numerous ethnic groups, most of them Muslim. People from other parts of the former Soviet Union, including Central Asia and Azerbaijan, also face strong ethnic discrimination in Russia.
The latest violence raised fresh doubts about the government's ability to control the rising tide of xenophobia, which poses a grave threat to Russia's existence as multiethnic state. It also embarrassed the Kremlin just days after FIFA awarded the 2018 World Cup to Russia and raised questions about Russia's ability to safely hold international sporting events, including the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.
Medvedev sought to assuage all those concerns.
"Everything is under control in the country and in Moscow," Medvedev wrote on Twitter late Sunday. "We will deal with everyone who did filthy things. With everyone. Have no doubts about it."
He warned at a meeting Monday with officials that leaving hate crimes unpunished would "threaten the stability of our state."
But despite his pledge, others said the slow and bungled police response to Saturday's rally could embolden the racist groups and trigger more violence.
Medvedev sternly demanded that police use all necessary force to put down riots. "Police can and must use all the power and means given to them by law. Chaos in the streets must not be allowed," he said at the meeting.
The weekend rally began as a protest against the killing of a member of the Spartak soccer team's fan organization, who was shot with rubber bullets in a fight with Caucasus natives at a bus stop last week.
Spartak fans were angry not only because of the death of Yegor Sviridov but because of how the case was handled by police. They claimed that while police arrested one suspect following the fight, they released others because they had powerful backers in the Caucasus.
Moscow police chief Vladimir Kolokoltsev acknowledged Monday that investigators had made a mistake and said three more suspects have now been arrested.
Some sports fans are linked with neo-Nazi and other ultranationalist groups, which mushroomed in Russia after the 1991 Soviet collapse. Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev said the radical groups were responsible for instigating the violence this time and manipulated the sports fans.


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Assessment of Canopy Structure, Light Interception, and Light-use Efficiency of First Year Regrowth of Shrub Willow (Salix sp.)
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According to the light-use efficiency model, differential biomass production among willow varieties may be attributed either to differences in the amount of light intercepted, the efficiency with which the intercepted light is converted to aboveground biomass, or both. In this study, variation in aboveground biomass production (AGBP) was analyzed in relation to fraction of incoming radiation intercepted (IPARF) and light-use efficiency (LUE) for five willow varieties. The plants were grown in a short-rotation woody crop (SRWC) system and were in their first year of regrowth on a 5 year old root system. The study was conducted during a two-month period (June 15th–August 15th, 2001) when growing conditions were deemed most favorable. The objectives were: (1) to assess the relative importance of IPARF in explaining variation in AGBP, and (2) to identify the key drivers of variation in LUE from a suite of measured leaf and canopy-level traits. Aboveground biomass production varied nearly three-fold among genotypes (3.55–10.02 Mg ha−1), while LUE spanned a two-fold range (1.21–2.52 g MJ−1). At peak leaf area index (LAI), IPARF ranged from 66%–92%. Nonetheless, both IPARF and LUE contributed to AGBP. An additive model combining photosynthesis on leaf area basis (Aarea), leaf mass per unit area (LMA), and light extinction coefficient (k) produced the most compelling predictors of LUE. In a post-coppice willow crop, the ability to maximize IPARF and LUE early in the growing season is advantageous for maximizing biomass production.
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- Title
- Assessment of Canopy Structure, Light Interception, and Light-use Efficiency of First Year Regrowth of Shrub Willow (Salix sp.)
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BioEnergy Research
Volume 1, Issue 3-4 , pp 229-238
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- 2008-12-01
- 10.1007/s12155-008-9023-9
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- Light-use efficiency
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- Timothy A. Volk (2) (3)
- Christopher A. Nowak (2)
- Godfrey J. Ofezu (2)
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- 2. Dept. of Forest and Natural Resources Management, State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF), Syracuse, NY, 13210, USA
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|Nov 11, 2002, 01:25 AM
802.11a Wireless Networking
Does anyone know when a Mac compatible 802.11a wireless notebook card will be available? I'm a student at the Air Force Academy, and our wireless network has recently been switched from 802.11b to 802.11a in order to decrease its physical range for security reasons (People off base were accessing the network by placing their wireless antennas inside Pringles cans.) My new 1 GHz Powerbook's AirPort card is worthless to me unless I want to set up an AirPort base station here in the dorms (does me no good in the library or in class).
|Nov 11, 2002, 02:25 AM
No, 802.11b is not compatible with 802.11a. And, according to this Thinksecret article, it seems that Apple is planning to implement 802.11g in the future, but NOT 802.11a... sorry man.
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|Nov 11, 2002, 03:13 AM
a b c d e f g....
I'm kinda surprised the US Airforce switched to version "a"... They could have just dumped all their PC's and "Switched" to Apple and Presto... no more problem... anyone who wants to listen can feel free, while the Airforce can feel secure.
P.S. ... did the Airforce say you could release its hardware specs Cadet?
|Nov 11, 2002, 05:50 AM
As long as they have proper security in place (like seperating the 'internal spy documents' server from the 'everyone can access' servers), there should be nothing to worry about. a and b are both insecure, just in different ways.
|Nov 11, 2002, 05:52 AM
Intel, Cisco, and Proxim, their cards do not work with a Mac. I wish at least one of them did, they are the three that we are testing at work, but their client cards do not yet have drivers.
802.11b operates in the 2.4 GHz range and 802.11a operates in the 5 GHz range. 802.11b uses Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum, while 11a uses Orthagonal Frequency Division Multiplexing. So, no, they are not compatible in the least.
It is most likely that Cisco will release the first Mac drivers. Their drivers for 11b are out of this world. They are not a slave to Microsoft, so will be more likely to produce Mac drivers than, say Intel. Proxim will also have a high likelyhood of Mac Drivers. As a matter of fact, they say they will have Mac OS support for 11a in the first quarter of next year. So hopefully that is January 1st ;-)
I've done alot of checking to find a Mac compatible 11a vendor, I had thought that Cisco had drivers till double checking just now, but they do not. So I think you are out of luck.
as for 802.11g, it will be backwards compatible to 11b, it is what apple will probably use, but it will still be using the same frequency range as bluetooth and a lot of wireless phones.
Apple, release a new MacBook Pro!
|Nov 11, 2002, 09:02 AM
I suspect it was Notre Dame. They just shut down your wireless network, the same way they shut down your "Option".
But seriously, that is tough. Perhaps you can get a cell phone that has dsl speeds? That is probably a spendy option.
|Nov 11, 2002, 09:13 AM
I guess it makes sense for Apple to upgrade to a single mode 802.11g standard since it operates within the same frequency range and is compatible with the AirPort 802.11b standard, but hopefully Apple will look a little farther down the road before making this decision.
If instead, Apple decided to go with a dual mode 802.11g solution, they would allow their users to participate in both 802.11a and 802.11b networks. While this would limit users to speeds of 36 Mbps, it is still a big increase over the current 11 Mbps, and would allow Apple to make a natural progression to the 54 Mbps 802.11a standard in the future.
In the mean time, I'm hoping that one of the earlier mentioned companies in this thread will release Mac drivers for their 802.11a cards within the next few months. We'll see what happens.
(On the bright side, at least I'm finally getting a Mac, and won't have to put up with the world's biggest virus anymore-MS Windows XP)
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|Nov 11, 2002, 09:16 AM
Proxim already has a dual mode card for PCs that operates at up to 54 Mbps. Too bad they have no Mac drivers as of yet. www.proxim.com/products/all/combocard/index.html
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According to a study conducted by a Jaipur-based neurologist, the "old men in a hurry" in the eighth decade of their lives harbour the aspiration for occupying or staying continuously in power because of their intense desire inhibiting the higher thinking frontal neo-cortex of brain.
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Pointing to the impact of ageing on the brain size, blood supply and cognition, Dr. Panagariya said that the brain shrinks with increasing age and there are changes at all levels from molecules to morphology. The pre-frontal cortex, which deals with thoughts and actions, appears to bear the brunt of the changing levels of neurotransmitters and hormones with age.
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Re: dnf because of county police boat?
Caleb, it definitely sounds like the racer ducked and weaved near the police boat, and the po'd the watercops and it escalated from there.
FWIW, if the official NOAA charts don't mark something as a named channel--it isn't a channel, no matter what the locals call it. You can't be cited for violating a "channel" unless it is legally marked as one on the charts. (Well, you can be cited, but you can get that thrown out by simply pointing out it is incorrect. And then the idiot who wrote it can earn brownie points on his permanent record.)
Lots of upstate NY is political. The lack of qualifications for local justices has made the national news, and the State doesn't want to change it. Local PDs and POs...let's just say there's a reason the State Police consider themselves to be cut from a different cloth than most of the locals including county pd's.
Darting back and forth around a cop of any kind, not a smart idea, on land or sea though.
"Chuckles" Schumer is no friend of boaters or anyone else. He's got a long history of being the first schmuck to open his mouth in front of the cameras anytime there's anything that he can possibly use to get free publicity, while he actually does damn little to build a better state. Chuckles (as in the clown, yes) spouts his yob off every time he can get his face on the Nooze, but don't expect him to actually do anything unless it can buy him large blocks of votes. He and Hillary made a great pair, for a while.
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University of Washington engineers have designed a concept for a fusion reactor that, when scaled up to the size of a large electrical power plant, would rival costs for a new coal-fired plant with similar electrical output.
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Jeffrey Heer, a University of Washington associate professor of computer science and engineering, has received an award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to develop new theories, tools and techniques for data visualization that help scientists see and understand big data.
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Planned Parenthood, the abortion giant receiving $300 million per year in taxpayer money, launched its most recent $3.5 million ad buy to attack Mitt Romney and promote Barack Obama. Don't expect the ads to address Planned Parenthood's record of covering up sexual abuse of minors or their habit of performing sex-selective abortions. More from LifeNews:
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Essentially, Planned Parenthood uses taxpayers as a slush fund to promote liberal candidates like Barack Obama. Keep working America, Planned Parenthood is depending on you!
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Fragrant Orange Quail
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|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
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|Orange juice
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|Macadamia oil/Walnut oil
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|6 Ounce (1 Cup/185 Grams)
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|3 Ounce (90 Grams)
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1. To make marinade, place herbs, mustard, orange rind, garlic, cider, orange juice, brandy and oil in a shallow glass or ceramic dish and mix to combine. Add quail, turn to coat, cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 2 hours.
2. Preheat barbecue to a medium heat. Drain quail, place skin side up, on lightly oiled barbecue grill and cook, turning occasionally, for 10 minutes or until quail is tender.
3. For couscous, place couscous in a bowl, pour over boiling water, cover and set aside to stand for 10 minutes or until water is absorbed. Toss with a fork, add sultanas, hazelnuts, spring onions and lemon juice and toss to combine. To serve, line a large serving platter with couscous then arrange quail attractively on top.
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Leveraging Technology and Modernizing Government Boosts AAPI Communities
Many compare the internet of today to another communications game changer – the introduction of the printing press five centuries earlier. However, the internet's impact may be even more profound. Returning on the heels of the World Conference on International Telecommunications, a UN based treaty conference in the United Arab Emirates held in December 2012, where the United States successfully supported the current open and transparent structure for the internet, we appreciate more astutely the Internet's uniqueness and how this Administration has prioritized technology policy and innovation. In Dubai, the focus of the UN conference was to update a 1988 telecommunications treaty regarding traditional international telecom services, but a few countries sought to use the conference to establish new international rules to govern the Internet.
The U.S. State Department, joined by industry, like minded governments and civil society, successfully opposed this and other proposals of other countries in UN and UN affiliated organizations. This past year, similar proposals have been recently discussed in multiple bodies under the aegis of the United Nations – including, for example the General Assembly, the Commission on Science and Technology for Development and the International Telecommunication Union – and our continued opposition to them reflects the bi-partisan approach to internet governance that has prevailed since the privatization of the Internet in the 1990s.
The internet has changed the global landscape much like electricity changed the physical landscape of cities around the world, with elevators, skyscrapers, subways, and street lights. The internet bridges vast distances like the airplane, and makes the world flatter like roads, by allowing instant access to an almost endless stream of information via smart phones and tablets.
And U.S. cities are embracing the transformation that these innovations bring. San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee created the Mayor's Office of Civic Innovation (MOCI), which utilizes government as a platform for innovation. MOCI works closely with San Francisco residents and local creative and tech-minded communities to collectively design solutions for three strategic focus areas: economic development, citizen engagement, and government efficiency. Mayor Lee also chairs the Technology and Innovation Task Force for the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which just announced the 2013 Mayors Innovation Summit to be hosted by their President, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter. The Summit will explore how innovation and technology can engage communities, improve the quality of life and drive the creation of cities as places of choice for both residents and visitors.
This Administration's prioritization of technology policy and innovation distinctly impacts AAPIs. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 20% of Asian Americans still live in a household without internet use. To close the digital divide, through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, the Administration has been working to expand broadband access to unserved and underserved areas including immigrant communities. And according to Pew Internet and American Life Project, studies show that Asian Americans are much more likely to use social networking than any other demographic group; raising the profile of an often overlooked community.
The human rights and economic considerations regarding technology policy and innovation are mutually reinforcing. As President Barack Obama remarked at the Holocaust Museum last spring, "technologies should be in place to empower citizens, not to repress them." Interfering with the use of the internet inevitably imposes economic as well as political costs. Serious reductions in the free flow of ideas harms a society's ability to engage in innovation and thus handicaps economic growth.
As the U.S. continues to lead the world in innovation and adoption of advanced broadband, our government policies recognize the unique and positive impact that this rapid technological growth and acceptance has had on the United States as a whole and on AAPI communities in particular. In the next four years, we will continue to see the Administration bolstering strong innovation in the United States to meet our global 21st Century challenges.
Rhonda Binda is Deputy Director in the Office of Global Intergovernmental Affairs at the U.S. State Department, a former White House staff member, and a technology and telecommunications attorney.
Manu Bhardwaj is a Senior Advisor and Chief of Staff to two U.S. Ambassadors at the U.S. State Department, a former White House and Commerce Department staff member, and litigation attorney.
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Pittsburgh — Bill Hall, who has played only for the Brewers since being drafted in 1998, might have a new baseball home before the day is done.
General manager Doug Melvin said Tuesday he is working on a trade involving Hall that he hopes to complete within "the next day or two." Melvin said a couple of teams were showing interest but wouldn't give any details of the talks.
The Brewers designated Hall for assignment last Wednesday, giving them 10 days to trade him, release him or have him accept a minor-league assignment, which neither side wants. With the remainder of his $6.8 million salary this season, an $8.4 million salary in 2010 and a $500,000 buyout of a $9.25 million option for 2011, he is owed some $10.5 million.
If Melvin is close to trading Hall, that means the veteran has cleared waivers. After July 31, players must clear waivers to be traded.
If Hall isn't traded by Friday, the Brewers would have to release him and pay the remainder of his contract.
"I'm trying to work something out," said Melvin. "There's interest, but I don't want to say at this point what that interest is. I've got a few clubs involved.
"I'd like to do something in the next day or two."
Melvin has two ways to go in a trade involving Hall. He could eat all or most of the money and just try to get a minor-league prospect in return. Or he could acquire a major-leaguer with a big contract in return to even out the money.
The Cincinnati Reds reportedly have interest in Hall. The Reds have a couple of high-priced starting pitchers in Bronson Arroyo and Aaron Harang, who were reported to have cleared waivers, allowing them to be traded. Arroyo will make $11 million next year with an $11 million option for 2011 and a $2 million buyout. Harang has a $12.5 million salary for next year with a $12.75 million salary for 2011 and a $2 million buyout.
With the Brewers in dire need of pitchers, Melvin might be tempted to take on Arroyo or Harang if either is made available. Harang, a pitcher the Brewers have liked in the past, has struggled to a 6-14 record and 4.35 ERA, and Arroyo is 11-11 with a 4.74 ERA.
San Francisco is believed to be interested in Hall, as well.
Lawrie joins Huntsville: The Brewers bumped 2008 first-round draft pick Brett Lawrie from low Class A Wisconsin to Class AA Huntsville, but it wasn't strictly a promotion. Melvin said Huntsville is in a period of using the designated hitter and Lawrie has only 10 days before joining Team Canada to prepare for World Cup play.
"We decided to send him up there and see what he can do," said Melvin. "This will help him prepare to join Team Canada and gives us a read on where he is (in his progress), also.
Lawrie, 19, was batting .274 at Wisconsin in 105 games with 18 doubles, five triples, 13 home runs and 65 RBI. He had 19 stolen bases and a .348 on-base percentage.
Lawrie departed before right-hander Dave Bush made his minor-league rehabilitation start Tuesday night with Wisconsin. Bush threw three hitless innings, allowing one walk and four strikeouts.
Home run horrors: Manager Ken Macha is trying to figure out why the Brewers give up so many home runs. After allowing three Monday and two on Tuesday to the relatively punchless Pittsburgh Pirates, the pitching staff had surrendered 161 homers, by far the most in the league.
Macha said he spoke with Melvin about the problem late Monday night and again Tuesday.
"The home-run surge is out of control at the moment," said Macha. "So, let's scour all the avenues. Are we getting our game plan across to the pitchers? Is it being carried out when you go out there?
"We're trying to figure out why this is happening and how to fix it. Is it the way we're presenting our game plan? Is it the way the game plan is being put into action by the catcher and the pitcher? Is it the execution of pitches? Are the pitchers' deliveries such that they're getting the most out of it?
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Lovely, large and spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath home in a gated community. This waterfront home has 4 bedrooms with King size beds, 2 sleeper sofas and a futon. 3 full baths. There is a large working sauna and jacuzzi in the Master Bath. The rooms are very spacious in this home. There are flat screen TV's in every room with free wireless high speed internet. All new furnishings and a Pool Table for family fun. Large fully equipped kitchen. There is plenty of outdoor seating and lounging available. Pool privacy in the backyard and the patio has dining space and a propane BBQ grill. This gracious home has a formal dining room and living room in addition to a breakfast room and den area. Can accommodate one or more families comfortably.
The home is located within walking distance to the South Broward Chabad and walking distance to the Publix or Winn Dixie Supermarkets. Everything you need is just a mile away. Panera Bread, Matteos, Oishi Siam Thai and Sushi, El Tayta Peruvian Restaurant, Cuban Classic Cuisine and Starbucks, are just some of the restaurants within walking distance. In addition, there is a Ross, Burlington Outlet, Petsmart, Office Depot and more all just a short walk.
Hallandale Beach is located south of Ft Lauderdale in Broward County. Just 9.4 miles south of Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport. This house is 1.8 miles from the beach / parking. It is located in a quiet and safe gated community. Hollywood, Florida is just north of Hallandale Beach. You can experience several cities in one vacation! Located in close proximity to Gulfstream Racing and Mardi Gras Casino. Close to plenty of shopping and restaurants too! Feel the pulse of Miami, a 25 minute drive where you can enjoy South Beach and Bayside Market and so much more. Hallandale Beach is a central location to a wide array of activities and FUN!! You won't run out of things to do!
Located within walking distance to the South Broward Chabad and walking distance to the Publix or Winn Dixie Supermarkets. Everything you need is just a mile away. Panera Bread, Matteos, Oishi Siam Thai and Sushi, El Tayta Peruvian Restaurant, Cuban Classic Cuisine and Starbucks, are just some of the restaurants within walking distance. In addition, there is a Ross, Burlington Outlet, Petsmart, Office Depot and more all just a short walk.
Hallandale Beach is just a mile and a half and Hollywood Beach is a 10 minute ride.
South Beach is just a 20 minute car ride.
ValGal has been managing Vacation Rentals in South Florida since 2008. We have a 5 star rating on all the VR websites. We want all of our guests to have the ultimate South Florida Experience.
Great gated community close to Beaches, Shopping and Everything South Florida has to offer.
Very Private setting with plenty of entertainment space.
Pool area is absolutely PRIVATE.
Though this property was clean and spacious, it had a strong odor of mildew and several areas of disrepair. Patches in the ceiling of family room (pool table area) and bedroom area, tarp on roof and several areas of water damage on the walls in the bathroom area. Handles falling off sliding doors to the outdoor area and a less than appealing appearance to the pool. We would recommend someone from management spend a night in this unit to fully appreciate the condition of the property.
This home is the perfect entertainment home. It was clean and spacious. It's close to an abundant of stores and restraunts. I would recommend this house over and over again. The Master room is the best! The only issue we had was the hot water not working in the Master room. So I used the huge tub instead. Customer service was great as well. Thanks so much for the comfortable home. :)
Great location, clean and spacious. Close to the beach and great resturants. Also close to the mall and shops. Nice being on e water and i would recommend you rent or bring a kayak or paddle board to cruise the waterways.
The house has a perfect location, and a really nice garden and pool area. The top floor of the house is really nice. However, the air condition on the first floor worked very bad wich was a big problem since it was very hot during our stay. Our overall impression of the house is very positive, and with a repeared AC, we would absolutly rent it again.
This is a great house for friends, couples and large families looking to spend time in the nice upscale house in a great location within 5 minutes driving to the beach and short driving distance to Fort Lauderdale and Miami. We felt like we stayed in our own private resort, the house is corner unit on the inter-coastal waters and has a nice feel to it with the little Palms garden that gives off that tropical feel. The house is the last house on the block and offers a lot of privacy with very spacious backyard which is a great place to host barbecue parties and enjoy the pool and the boats passing by. We grilled a lot this weekend!!! The house is very spacious and well maintained, it has everything you need from towels to kitchenware and even two refrigerators. We are a group of friends, professionals in our mid 30's and everyone really enjoyed staying in this house. Valerie and her staff were very accommodating and responsive to all our communications, and made our arrival and departure very easy. Thank you and we would definitely stay in this house again!
I really enjoyed staying at this house. We were a group of 12 total and we all fit very comfortably into the house. The kitchen is big and has most of what you need to cook a few meals. The grill outside is huge and great for cooking for 12. The pool was clean and cool with plenty of really nice furniture for sitting outside or lounging and catching some sun. The backyard was our favorite part, because it's on a corner lot you have a lot of space and privacy.
The location is really great. You are 5 minutes from Publix, Wal-mart, Starbucks and Panera which is all you really need. It's also in a gated community, giving it a very safe and quiet environment.
All around great place, with a lot of space, great location, and a huge backyard for gathering.
Hallandale is between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. You are 20 minutes south of Ft Lauderdale
Other Activities: Casinos (Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Gulfstream Village Horse Racing and Casino, Mardi Gras Casino). Shopping and Restaurants,Theme Parks(Jungle Island, Metro Zoo, Miami Seaquarium),Jungle Queen Riverboat Cruise in Ft Lauderdale
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My mother has a squirrel problem. She has a ton of tomato plants and now that they're coming in, the squirrels are picking them and eating part of them. Is there something she can do to save her plants? Note: killing the squirrels is not an option--she would rather not have tomatoes than kill the squirrels.
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While it isn't spring outdoors yet, one Franklin daisy scout troop is working diligently to give the gift of an early spring to at least one area organization. Troop #02315, led by Nicole Nelson, is completing a gardening project that will provide a local nursing home with potted herbs in handmade flower pots, which residents can enjoy indoors during the remaining winter months.
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A mid-May opening is expected for Jackson's Blue Ribbon at the Brewhouse Inn
The restaurant opening in spring at the new Brewhouse Inn & Suites downtown will go for a neighborhood feel, the operator says.
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THE 10M TAKEOFF ; Greens Attack Go-Ahead for Massive Airport Expansion
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NEW transport boss Geoff Hoon yesterday overruled objectors to wave through a huge expansion of Britain's third busiest airport.
Stansted will handle an extra 10million passengers a year, despite fears from green campaigners that 23,000 more flights will cause huge pollution.
The National Trust has warned of disaster for Hatfield Forest, one of England's oldest woodlands.
Mr Hoon, who became Transport Secretary last week, overturned a local authority bar on the plan, after an appeal by airport operator BAA and a public inquiry. Stansted boss Stewart Wingate was delighted, saying: "This is great news for millions of travellers." But Jim Ketteridge leader of Uttlesford council which had refused permission, was dismayed.
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Anita Goldsmith, of Greenpeace, said: "Only this week the Government signalled it will adopt a tougher target to cut climatetrashing emissions."
Lib Dem Norman Baker added: "This is shows the gaping void between environmental rhetoric and reality." No decision has been taken on a second runway at the Essex airport.
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Recognizing World AIDS Day 2013
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"Federal law is a critically important tool in eradicating the discrimination that so many people living with HIV and AIDS still face in their daily lives. By enforcing the civil rights laws and educating members of the public about their rights and responsibilities, the Department of Justice seeks to eradicate the stigma and stereotypes that so often lead to unlawful treatment of people with HIV/AIDS. Along with our partner agencies under the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, we remain committed to using every tool available to protect the rights of individuals with HIV/AIDS." -Attorney General Eric Holder
In recognition of World AIDS Day 2013, the Department of Justice reaffirms its commitment to eradicating stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV and AIDS across our country. President Obama's National HIV/AIDS Strategy recognizes that important work as a priority. This year's observance offers us the chance to both reflect on the work we have done in the past year to protect the rights of people with HIV/AIDS and – due to the sad truth of continuing discrimination – the significant work to be done in the year ahead.
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division HIV/AIDS enforcement work under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) over the past year has been robust. Much of that work has involved allegations that individuals were denied care or were otherwise treated differently in health care, dentistry, or other clinical settings because they have HIV, and the department resolved those allegations through policy changes that ensure that all future individuals with HIV/AIDS would not face the same discrimination in those settings. These included settlements with a pain management clinic in North Carolina that refused to treat a patient due to her HIV status, a clinic in Missouri that refused to treat a woman with HIV for her serious eating disorder, a dentistry practice in Virginia that told a new patient with HIV that all of his appointments must be scheduled as the last appointment of the day, an alcohol treatment program in Ohio that excluded an individual from their program because of the side effects of his HIV medication, and a provider of bariatric surgeries based on the experiences of individuals in Pennsylvania and Michigan whose anticipated surgeries were cancelled or denied because of their HIV status.
In September 2013, the department filed a complaint and settlement in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina regarding the South Carolina Department of Corrections' (SCDOC) policies and practices of segregating inmates with HIV in several of its prisons and denying those individuals the opportunity for equal participation in services, programs, and activities. The segregation at the heart of the lawsuit includes placement of individuals with HIV in two of the system's highest security prisons – regardless of their individual security classifications – where they were housed in "HIV-only" dorms and required to wear clothing and badges that identified their dorms (effectively disclosing their HIV status to other inmates, staff, and visitors). Because certain programs are not provided at the two high security prisons, inmates with HIV were unable to participate in a variety of the SCDOC's programs, such as drug treatment, work release, pre-release preparation, intermediate psychiatric care, and certain jobs that are made available to lower-level security inmates who do not have HIV.
The settlement resolving the department's investigation of the SCDOC requires the SCDOC to prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability (including, in particular, on the basis of HIV status). Additionally, lower-level security inmates with HIV who are currently housed in the SCDOC's two high security prisons will have an opportunity to choose new housing options based on the general classification system without regard to their HIV status. Under this settlement, inmates with HIV will also be able to participate in DOC programs, such as drug treatment, work release, pre-release preparation, intermediate psychiatric care, youthful offender programs, re-entry, and food service jobs in the cafeteria and canteen. Finally, inmates with HIV who in the past have experienced segregation will be given priority access to those programs that they were illegally denied. With this settlement, the SCDOC joins the other 49 state correctional systems in recognizing that individuals with HIV are entitled to equal treatment under the law.
Through its technical assistance work, the department also continues its efforts to ensure that employers, businesses, state and local governments and people living with HIV/AIDS are aware of their rights and responsibilities under the law – including through the availability of publications such as "Questions and Answers: The Americans with Disabilities Act and Persons with HIV/AIDS," through training events and through the ADA Information Line, 800-514-0301 (voice), 800-514-0383 (TTY).
Today, in recognition of World AIDS Day 2013, the department pledges its continued commitment to the important goal of allowing individuals with HIV/AIDS to reach their full potential – free of the burdens of stigma and discrimination. To learn more about the department's work, please visit www.ada.gov/aids.
Jocelyn Samuels is Acting Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice.
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Tuscan Bread and Bean Salad
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|Italian bread slice
|8 Ounce (8 Pieces, 1 Ounce Each, 3/4 Inch Thick)
|Seeded diced tomato
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Peeled diced cucumber
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Diced celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped purple onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Fat free italian dressing
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Minced fresh basil
|2 Tablespoon
|Sliced ripe olives
|3 Tablespoon
|White wine vinegar
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|Canned cannellini beans
|15 Ounce, rinsed and drained (1 Can)
Cut bread into cubes.
Arrange bread cubes in a single layer in a 15- x 10- x 1-inch jellyroll pan.
Bake at 375° for 20 minutes or until golden.
Remove from oven, and let cool completely.
Combine tomato and remaining 10 ingredients in a large bowl; toss well.
Add toasted bread cubes to bean mixture just before serving; toss lightly.
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PC, Mac, Chromecast, iPad, iPhone, Android phones and tablets, Windows phones and tablets, Xbox, PS3, smart TVs, set-top boxes and Blu-ray players.
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- Download
Watch offline on iPad and Android tablets. Includes rentals.
Download is also available on Windows PC but requires a UK internet connection to initiate playback.
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