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You can play either Russian billiards or pool in Rubizhne too.
There are pool tables at several places I have been to:
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- and 13 Chairs Pub in Liberators Street (central market area).
You can play pool or Russian billiards at a billiard club.
One of the is behind the leisure center.
Another one is called Jazz.
It's in Mendeleyev Street next to Globe Cafe.
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In 2011 it was held on February 17 through February 19.
The tournament is dedicated the anniversary of the liberation of Rubizhne from Nazi invaders (January 31, 1943) and to the boxing veterans.
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I was excited to find that The Piercing Bible is now available in over 100 libraries (104 as of today, to be exact). I found the information here. I think it should be available in ALL community libraries, and in all College and University libaries. Certainly, it should be in all schools with a focus in the Health Care fields. There's SO much valuable information in it that should be standard fare for anyone who might end up dealing with pierced patients.
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I have to admit that anyone interested in piercings or in becoming a piercer or who already works in this profession and has not yet read this book, you must read this! I have been aware of Elayne Angel since I began my career in 93′ and have worked on clients that she has pierced and I have great respect for her dedication and knowledge. This is the most straight forward and informative book on Piercing I have ever read and I reccomend it to anyone who enjoys piercings and all that goes into it from start to finish.
I ran into a UK-based forum about piercing. (You can tell from their slang, which is quite different from the US.) The members were discussing The Piercing Bible and below are the comments I found there: • Brilliant book alert! Hi piercers & piercees, theres a bloody great book I've just bought & I think everyone would benefit from having a copy, its called "The Piercing Bible" by Elayne Angel, the incredible piercing guru responsible for Rings Of Desire Its got plenty of info for us piercers to chew over, & a lot of info for anyone wanting to receive safe & professional piercings. Its not a how to pierce book, but its a mine of info. I've not finished reading it yet, but so far so fabulous!
My publisher said I shouldn't put too much stock in the Amazon.com rankings for my book because they change continuously, but I can't help but feel a little excited to see that I'm within the top 20,000 books as of today (given that they have several million titles for sale)! And, The Piercing Bible is #3 in one book category, and #5 in another:
Here's an email I received from a woman who was experiencing a problem because the jewelry that was placed in her VCH piercing was too short:
Hi there, I've contacted my piercer too, but I'm looking for some guidance and hoping you can help. I had my VCH pierced a week ago. It was initially healing very nicely with no issues. However, when I had it pierced, I was told that my hood was very long and he probably could have used a longer barbell (I have a straight barbell in now). This morning when I was cleaning it in the shower, I noticed that it was uncomfortable and found out that the bottom ball on the barbell has retreated into the piercing hole. I tried to manually push it back through but it is stuck and very uncomfortable. What should I do? Will my piercer be able to remove the jewelry and hopefully put a longer barbell in? I'm worried that it's healing around the ball and will be very difficult to remove. Thank you for any help you can give, Amanda
Amanda, Go see your piercer immediately! You MUST have a longer bar put in ASAP! If you allow jewelry that is too small to remain in place then it is likely to end up embedded. As the ball sinks in, your tissue grows around it, and soon you'll need the assistance of a doctor to remove the embedded jewelry by making an incision or two near it! Wearing ill-fitting jewelry is dangerous, especially when a piercing is so new. A curved bar gives you the advantage of some extra space without adding extra length--I usually start VCH piercings with them. This excerpt from The Piercing Bible explains proper VCH placement and jewelry:
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GLENDALE, Calif., Oct. 14 /PRNewswire/ — PandaLabs, Panda Security's malware analysis and detection laboratory, has identified a new, more aggressive trend cyber criminals are using to sell fake anti-virus programs, otherwise known as rogueware. Cyber criminals are now combining rogueware with ransomware, hijacking users' computers and rendering them useless until victims purchase fake anti-virus programs.
The fake program that PandaLabs has discovered, called Total Security 2009, is being offered to victims for approximately $79.95. Victims can also purchase 'premium' tech support services for an additional $19.95. Users who pay the ransom receive a serial number that releases all files and executables, allowing them to work normally and recover their information. The fake anti-virus, however, remains on their systems. PandaLabs has published a list of serial numbers that victims can use to unblock their computers, as well as a video demonstrating how this scam operates, at: http://pandalabs.pandasecurity.com/archive/Rogueware-with-new-Ransomware-Technology_2221_.aspx.
Previously, when computers were infected by this type of malware, users would typically see a series of warnings prompting them to buy a paid version of the program. The new method of selling rogueware blocks users' attempts to run programs or open documents, displaying a message falsely informing them that all files on their computers are infected and the only solution is to buy fake anti-virus.
"Users are often infected unknowingly – in most cases through visiting hacked Web sites. Once a computer is infected, it is extremely difficult to eliminate the threat, even for those with a certain degree of technical knowledge," said Luis Corrons, technical director of PandaLabs. "Users are also prevented from using any type of detection or disinfection tool, as all programs are blocked. The only application that can be used is the Internet browser, conveniently allowing the victim to pay for the fake anti-virus. For this reason, on the PandaLabs blog, we have published the serial numbers required to unblock the computer if it has been hijacked. Users can then install genuine security software to scan the computer in-depth and eliminate all traces of this fake anti-virus."
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Supply and Demands is a quest available in Dragon's Dogma.
- Ser Daerio needs you to inform Lord Julien that there is a shortage of supplies at the Windbluff Tower. Ser Daerio requests one week's worth of supplies.
- Visit Windbluff Tower and learn of the plight of the men there.
- Return to Gran Soren to deliver the Ser Daerio's message and request.
- Take Ser Daerio's message to either the designated guard outside the castle in Gran Soren, or locate and inform Julien.
- Report back to Ser Daerio and inform him the task is done.
After visiting the Windbluff Tower and accepting the quest from Ser Daerio, the Arisen should speak to Julien or the guard outside the main door to the keep in the Duke's Demesne.
To obtain the greatest rewards from the quest Julien should be informed that the garrison requests one week's worth of supplies. He will then hand over five portions of Ambrosial Meat to take to the men at the garrison.
Having spoken to the guard or Julien in Gran Soren, return to Ser Daerio at Windbluff Tower to complete the quest. If the Arisen spoke to Lord Julien directly and correctly requested a week's worth of supplies, handing over the Ambrosial Meat will cause Ser Daerio to offer the Windbluff Tower Key, which gives access to a locked room and treasure chests in the tower.
- If the guard outside the Duke's Demesne is spoken to before Julien, it is still possible to get the Windbluff Tower Key by gifting Ser Daerio several Foreign Knife, usually up to four.
- This quest can also be used to accomplish the Epicurean Delights quest by having Montebank forge duplicates at the Black Cat in Gran Soren.
- Speaking to the designated guard outside after speaking with Julien will forfeit the key.verify
- In case the meat has gone rotten before reaching Ser Daerio it is also possible to use 5x Airtight Flasks and 5x Spring Water to turn the rotten meat into Kept Ambrosial Meat which Ser Daerio will accept just as well.
- If the rewards from gifting the Ambrosial Meat to Sir Daerio are not required the rare meat can be used to complete the Epicurean Delights sidequest. (Alternatively forgeries can be made.)
- The room unlocked by the Windbluff Tower Key contains chests with Meloirean Helm and Meloirean Plate armor.
- Starting the main quest Pride Before a Fall will cancel this quest.


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Noticeably absent from the podium is Herrin's teammate Josh Hayes, who fell well outside the top-10 during the opening lap, was penalized five seconds with a jump start and who eventually fought his way through the ranks to finish fourth. Cardenas and Hayden led the way from the beginning as Herrin, too, was back in 16th after Lap 1. Herrin and Hayes fell victim to early mechanical issues which forced both riders to restart their machines during the initial lap. After righting the issue, both Monster Energy Graves riders fought through the field during the initial laps and it appeared doubtful that either would be able to recover to podium position until Neyra Racing's Huntley Nash had a big engine failure that left oil on track, forcing officials to red-flag the race.
A long delay ensued while the track was cleaned and the race was reduced by three laps. Once back on track Herrin, who lined up outside the top-five for the restart, immediately moved through the pack to the front. He and Cardenas swapped position a number of times in the battle for the lead while Hayden held steady in third. Hayes, meanwhile, was still trying to make up time and near the end even led one lap, but his deficit proved too great and he finished just over three seconds adrift of Herrin in adjusted time. Hayden made a final lap move past Cardenas for the runner-up position.
"It was awesome -- it really couldn't have gone any better," said Herrin. "We got really lucky with the red flag. We had to start tenth, and something was up with the bike. I haven't used the R1 without launch control since I've been on it -- not even a practice start. But we had to on the restart and it went great, so I may just take the launch control off from now on. We went from tenth to first on the first lap, so it was pretty awesome."
KTM/HMC's Chris Fillmore finished fifth followed by Hayden's teammate, Danny Eslick, in sixth. Team AMSOIL/Hero's Aaron Yates took seventh while Fillmore's teammate, Taylor Knapp, crossed the line in eighth.
Herrin strengthened his position as points leader after the unusual race; he's 19 points ahead of Cardenas heading into Sunday's event and 28 points ahead of Hayes, who sits third.
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ILCSD Principal Dave Snide opened his report with an overview of the First Day Celebration that focused on the Indian Lake environment with hikes to Rock Lake, Johns Pond and an Indian Lake History Tour offered by George Virgil. Snide also acknowledged Stewart's Shops for the donation of ice cream cones to students at the close of the program.
Snide said there will be two parent/teacher meetings in this school year as opposed to an open house. The meetings will be held on Nov. 20 and April 24.
Superintendent's conference day focused on the subject of "security" and the safety of students. A bullying scenario was used as a learning exercise for this section of the conference. Other areas of coverage during the conference were Common Core and the Annual Professional Performance Review process. Snide made the point of how the Common Core will have "tremendous import on our educational system, especially between grades 3 through 8." He said the goal is to get all states on the same page as far as curricula. Throughout his presentation, the principal alluded to the complexities of the process of matching up Core with modules.
Board President Voorhees expressed some concern with the fits and starts of the process and programming saying that he appreciated the objectives of Common Core, but, "I just don't want to loose a generation of students getting from here to there."
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Superintendent Brand opened this segment of the meeting by reporting that there is no new information regarding the pellet boiler.
He went on to discuss a school advocacy program and meeting to take place in Queensbury. The objective is to get as many school board members, town board members, administrators, teachers and members of the interested public in front of as many legislators as possible to advocate for schools and let them know where school districts stand. He recommended that the Indian Lake School Board be represented at this meeting and bring as many people as possible. He intends to put invitation letters together for county and local representatives to attend. The meeting will be on Oct. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Queensbury High School at 409 Aviation Road.
Discussions about the utilization of the school facilities by the Black Fly Challenge and the upcoming Snocade/Winterfest ensued. Black Fly Challenge welcome is open and porta-potties are to be supplied by the organization as part of the approval to use the facilities. As in the past, limitations will be placed on the use of the School. As far as Snocade/Winterfest, both the superintendent and board members agreed that the school wishes to be part of the event.
The next meeting of the School Board will be on Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in the ILCS cafeteria.
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Praising Pakistani gunman Ajmal Amir Kasab proved costly to Special Armed Force (SAF) IG Rajendra Kumar with the Madhya Pradesh Government on Wednesday issuing his transfer orders posting him to the police headquarters.
"The State government has issued transfer orders of Kumar posting him to the headquarter here," officials told PTI.
Mr. Kumar had cited the example of Kasab to buttress his point on importance of undergoing training with passion at a SAF training camp on Tuesday.
"If you are trained well you can do anything... an example is the Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab. He just studied up to class VIII and had just one year training. With this he could operate weapons and gadgets and GPS devices. He could do this because he had passion and he trained very well...," he had said.
Mr. Kumar said that by giving Kasab's example, who went on a killing spree at Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus station on November 26, 2008, his aim was just to motivate the jawans in the area of shooting so that they can give a befitting reply to the terrorists.
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Jimmy Carter is the 39th president of the United States, founder of the Carter Center [6] and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. He has authored many books, the most recent being "Through the Year with Jimmy Carter: 366 Daily Meditations from the 39th President [7]." In this wide-ranging interview, HuffPost's Senior Religion Editor spoke to President Carter by phone about the role faith played in the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty, the time of his greatest alienation from God, faith in the White House and his personal daily devotional practice.
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Christians seem to have a genetic disposition for describing people and events through a biblical lens. It makes sense. We are story-formed people, and the Bible shapes our political, moral and social imaginations.
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In 2008, then-President-elect Barack Obama made an ambitious pledge as part of his agenda to fight poverty, one he claimed would help "make work pay for all Americans" in an era of widening economic inequality: By the end of 2011, he would raise the federal minimum wage to $9.50 [12] an hour and index it to inflation, "to make sure that full-time workers can earn a living wage," as his transition team's website put it.
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Does Rick Santorum think everyone on welfare is black? Santorum was blasted by the NAACP on Wednesday for apparently making a racial assumption about people who recieve government assistance. He's since denied he ever said it, claiming that a video of the incident proves it was just an unfortunately homonymic tongue-tied stumble.
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The Archdiocese of Hartford, Connecticut, this month is beginning a program that ministers to gays and lesbians, CNN affiliate WFSB-TV reports.
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[14] http://slatest.slate.com/posts/2012/01/05/santorum_black_remark_condemned_questioned.html
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[16] http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2012/01/05/controversial-catholic-program-for-gays-begins-in-connecticut/
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An airplane pilot and his passenger were transported by helicopter to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Friday, following a plane crash in Butts County, according to Butts County Sheriff Gene Pope.
Hynes officially installed as Clayton State president
Officials from the University System of Georgia, and faculty, staff and student representatives from Clayton State University, heaped praise on the school's president, Tim Hynes, on Friday, but he confessed he would just as soon be working, than be celebrated.
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The Clayton County Police Department made five arrests on charges including prostitution and drug possession, Thursday, in Ellenwood.
SACS monitors to return to Clayton Schools
Clayton County Public Schools will go under the microscope again this week, as representatives of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) make their third trip to the school system since it regained its accreditation last year.
Rainer remembered for impact on students
Friends and co-workers of Suzette Rainer said she touched a lot of lives during her career in the Henry County School System.
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Henry Players take home seven awards
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Several officials gathered, Friday, in the atrium of the world's busiest airport, to greet the new airport chief, Louis Miller.
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Despite a 233 average at Franklin Lanes, Bryan Sartore felt his bowling game had been off a bit of late.
So when the 33-year-old Evansville resident was asked to sub for the Kor-X-All team in the Courier & Press All-Star League on Tuesday night, he saw it as a chance to work on his form.
What his temporary teammates saw was history: Sartore bowled games of 279, 300 and 289 for an 868 series, not only the best-ever at Franklin but the best-ever at any house in the city.
The previous best was an 865 by Courier & Press bowling columnist Brian Eger, achieved at Arc Lanes on Jan. 9, 2006. According to evansvillebowling.org, there have been three other 850 series — John Buchanan (858 at Franklin), Randy Robertson (856 at Arc), and Jeremy Mann (853 at River City Recreation).
"It was all pretty solid all the way around," said Sartore, who works for Vuteq, a Toyota supplier in Princeton, and bowls in three leagues a week. "Everyone was pretty fired up about it, and the strikes just kept coming for a while."
Sartore, a right-hander who began bowling as a 5-year-old at the now-closed Meadow Lanes, opened with seven strikes before leaving "a good, solid 10 pin" in the eighth frame. Then came 26 consecutive strikes until, on his 11th ball of the third game, he left a 9 pin.
"I had told someone that they were going to bring in a ringer," Dave King, who bowled opposite Sartore, said with a laugh. "But it was really fun to watch. He was really in a groove."
Sartore has 17 career 300 games and a previous best 821 series that included 20 consecutive strikes, so he understood the pressure.
"You get to the point where you realize that one mistake will ruin the whole series," Sartore said. "One mistake, one bad break, and the run is over."
That didn't happen Tuesday. "It was all working, and everybody on the lanes — my teammates and the guys we were bowling — were all really excited for me. I just kind of rode the adrenaline from there."
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NENSA EHS Championships
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BKL Race Report: Silver Fox Trot and GNA Paintball Biathlon
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GEORGETOWN, Ky. -- The Cincinnati Bengals are waiting on offensive tackle Andre Smith again.
The former first-round draft pick has yet to get on the practice field with his Bengals teammates. He's working out on his own, trying to get in shape and get beyond foot problems that held him back as a rookie.
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Lil Santa Toddler Costume
Ho, ho ho! Greetthe holidays in North Pole style. Suit up the little one in an adorable Lil Santa toddler costume for a very merry time. The red and white flannel jumpsuit features an attached gold belt and comes complete with a matching Santa hat.
Lil Champ Toddler Costume
Dress your little tough guy in this Lil' Champ Toddler Costume complete with muscle chest jumpsuit with attached boxer shorts, cold platelet championship belt, soft blue robe and padded red oversize gloves. Just don't let him into any boxing rings on Halloween!
Lil Warrior Toddler Costume
It's fun to play cowboys and Indians! Your little one can practice battle calls and war cries to massacre Halloween. Let him whoop it up and in this authentic looking and darn cute Lil Warrior toddler costume.
Lil Monster Purple Toddler Costume
Give your little one reason to behave monstrously on Halloween when you dress them in this Lil Monster Purple Toddler Costume. Plush purple jumpsuit features a blue belly with purple and green polka dots, complete with a matching character hood.
Lil Pink Cat Toddler Costume
Your tiny one will be all the rage when she's dressed in this pretty Lil Pink Cat Toddler Costume. Pink animal print dress features plush trim and comes complete with attached tail and leg warmers. Meow!
Lil Spitfire Devil Toddler's Costume
You already know your little one can be a devil sometimes - let the world find out with the Lil Spitfire Devil toddler's costume. This fiery-red classic costume will bring out the best in your little monster!
Lil Indian Princess Toddler Costume
Who wants to play cowboys and Indians? This Lil Indian Princess is the belle of the ball in the wild west or at the mall. Dress your little darling in this classic native American Indian Princess costume and circle the wagons for a fun pow wow.
Lil Miss Santa Toddler Costume
…and everything nice - it's all cutefor Christmas with this darling Lil Santa Girl costume. Pose pretty for the family portrait orannual Christmas card; perfect for the holiday pageant, Sunday School show or school play. Lil Santa Girl outfit includes a red dress with white plush trim and a matching…
Lil Leprechaun Belly Babies Toddler Costume
You struck gold with this little tyke! The Lil Leprechaun Belly Babies Toddler Costume features plush swirl body suit in the shades of a shamrock, with a gold plated belt, matching top hat and a fabulous red head beard.
Lil Pet Vet Pink Toddler Costume
Save the stuffed animals and take care of all the boo-boos real and imagined when you let your little one don this precious toddler's Lil Pet Vet pink costume.
Lil Red Riding Hood Toddler Costume
Over the river and through the woods, this Little Red Riding Hood is scampering for treats! The adorable lace-up corset style gingham dress is topped off by a short, tie up, hooded red shoulder cape.
Funkie Frankie Child Costume
Luckily it doesn't take rocket science to achieve a spooktastic costume. Just try on this Funkie Frankie Child Costume complete with tutu dress with stitched up heart print, tattered sleeves, sewn up tights, top hat headband, and furry boot covers. You'll be all set with an original costume!
Funkie Frankie Teen Costume
It doesn't take science to achieve this freaky zombified goth look! Funkie Frankie Teen Costume gives you hints of Frankenstein while offering a spin off the traditional look when you wear this layered tutu dress with jagged edge sleeves and printed stitches, black gloveletes, footless tights with…
Frankie's Bride Tween Costume
Walk down the aisle and into the party in this cute Frankie's Bride tween costume! You will surely scare up a good time at any Halloween party in this black and purple dress that comes with matching bow tie choker.
Furrocious Frankie Tween Costume
Be fur-fully fearless in the Furrocious Frankie Tween Costume! Show those scaredy cats where it's at this Halloween in this funky monster costume. Wear this orange and purple dress with fun polka dot details, bow and tulle accents and lure in all your victims. The included super fuzzy monster hood…
Lil Vampire Baby Costume
Dress your little ankle biter as more of a neck nibbler this Halloween with the Lil Vampire Baby Costume. Luxurious velvet jumpsuit features red satin lining, complete with an attached lined cape and snap closure pants.
Lil Leprechaun Baby Costume
Luck will have nothing to do with how cute your little one looks in this Lil Leprechaun baby costume. The lovely, green and gold jumpsuit with attached vest comes complete with dickie and tuxedo jacket, top hat and slip-on booties.
Hotel Transylvania Frankie Child Costume
Hang out on Halloween in this officially licensed Hotel Transylvania Frankie child costume. The blue jacket of this Frankie costume features an attached white shirt front and a red tie, complete with matching pants and a character half mask.
Frankie Stein Deluxe Child Costume
She may have only been born, like yesterday, but the Officially Licensed Frankie Stein Deluxe Child Costume is perfectly pieced together. Features a blue, black and white satiny dress with a gold skull belt and Frankie's signature white hair with black streaks.
Monster High Frankie Hair Clips
Be the new ghoul in school when you sport these officially licensed Monster High Frankie Hair Clips. You'll fit in just fine wearing these heart shaped clips with character and lightening bolt detail with attached black and electric blue hair extensions.
Fuzzy Frankie Adult Womens Costume
You'll be the center of attention in this fabulously unique Fuzzy Frankie adult womens costume. The teal and purple, pullover dress features a multicolor tiered skirt and comes complete with a matching furry monster hood. Have a monstrously good time in this sexy womens costume.
Lil Walker Standing Zombie Baby
Add a new toddler to your family when you decorate with the Lil Walker Standing Zombie Baby. This awesome prop features light-up eyes and comes with a stand.
Lil Monster Blue Child Costume
Your little one will be so cute it's scary in this Lil Monster Blue Child Costume! He'll be the perfect snuggle buddy in this furry hood with silly googly eyes, baby teeth, green and purple striped horns along with this soft matching jumpsuit with satin polka dot tummy and furry feet and hands.
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Create or complete your Frankie Stein costume with this officially licensed Monster High Frankie Stein deluxe child's wig and be a part of the fearleading squad.


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Milan Segway Tour
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Milan Segway Tour. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Alessandro our tour guide was most informative and responsive to our questions and needs. Great fun and excellent introduction to Milan. Highly recommend this experience.
What a superb trip! Thoroughly enjoyed this tour and you can cover so much distance on a Segway. Our tour leader Veronica was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout. It gets a bit hairy through the crowds every now and again, but in wider streets and the castle grounds it's superb. Segway's always cause attention so it's not for the shy and retiring. However it is for the fun lover, the well co-ordinated and those thirsty for knowledge!
I was with my husband and my sister with her family my nephews and also us had a very good time, we laughed and chased each other. An interesting way to visit a city!
I took my niece to Italy for her High School Graduation trip. The Segway Tour was a fun way to see Milan! Our Tour Guide, Luigi, was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this tour for people of all ages!
This tour was amazing!
Excellent tour. Guide was most informative about history and showed us things we have never seen in several prior trips to Milan. The very small group was even better for us! Loved so many surprises in architecture and parks. Enhanced our few days there.
Loved it.......friendly, imformative guide. Would recommend.
A fantastic way to see Milan and learn about its history. Our tourguide Marella is an archeologist, and has shared so many fascinating stories. Highly recommend!
excellent guide, Segway was fun. excellent way to see Milan if you don't have much time
We really enjoyed our tour on the Segways. Not only was our tour guide very informative and we enjoyed the sights, but mastering the Segways was a lot of fun and they really are easy to ride. The people of Milan are still unsure if to love or loathe the Segways and we were either photographed or glared at! But all in all a very good few hours out.
A wonderful way to see and experience a city. Our guide, Veronica a beautiful young enthusiastic and very knowledgeable lady made the experience one to remember Milan with fond memories. My daughter and I, in the south of my sixties do an annual mom and daughter trip abroad. This Segway tour of Milan rate right up there with some of the best experiences.... Loved the inside information passed on from a locals point re great restaurants, markets, history and so much more of Milan.
Paulo was a amazing!! I booked this as a birthday present and it turned out to be just us two and it was great we saw everything we needed to see, do and know in Milan. Paulo was great he was very nice and informative he told us a lot and was understanding and took photos for us also!! thank you so much we had a fab time and the segways were awesome a must do!!!!
Hi This trip was great much better than we expected. Ask for Mirella to be your guide she was the best part of the trip as she gave an expert commentary.
The segway is the best way to get around and see a city. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and spoke English very well. She took a lot of time at each stop and gave some pretty detailed history of them. Would recommend for any city you visit. A+
Fantastic, so easy to ride, my husband had a back operation not long ago and had no problems. The guide was so informative. I loved going down the little back streets, noting neighborhood restaurants and shops. Then up via Dante to the Duomo. We stopped for a coffee. Definitely going to use a Segway again, wherever I can.
Really enjoyed this tour in Segway with our guide Aaron, highly recommend to anyone wanting to see Milan in a different way
Fantastic fun. Our guide was brilliant, extremely knowledgeable and made it a great experience.
fun, easy to learn and use the Segway, great tour guide, beautiful city tour
Very good tour, cool guide, I recommend it if you are a fan of segway tours.
Had an absolutely awesome time. The segways are easy and quick to master our guide was lovely, knew what she was talking about. A great way to get an overview of Milan and if you have time you know what to come back to explore more in depth. Really wish I had booked other Segway tours in other cities. (You surprisingly get sore feet in the beginning but you have plenty of stops to loosen them up).
No one had done this before. Booked for 6 family members so had a private tour. Aron the guide was really careful with us and made sure we were all confident before setting off. Spent 3 hours on the segways in and around Milan. Went into park first so gave us chance to be safe and sure before going onto the streets. Would have preferred a guided tour rather than using the audio guide but it was fine. The grown up kids said it was the best part of the holiday and couldn't wait to do it again. There is an excellent coffee bar on the same street as the start of the tour so great for breakfast. We were there at 9.40 and the Segways were ready to go.
Outstanding! Veronica, our tour guide, had our entire family of four up and riding Segways in a matter of minutes. The tour was so much fun, and an excellent way to see the city's highlights in just a few hours. After a week of walking tours, riding a Segway was also welcome relief on our feet! Veronica was very knowledgeable on the city's history, art, and cultural past. Highly recommended for both young and old alike!
We were lucky to be the only two members of the group. So the tour was maximally personalized and the guide was great. You can find out not only about the great places in Milan but also about the life in Italy in general. Wonderful way for sightseeing, I definitely recommend it!
Nice tour. Many thanks to Alexander. We're very glad to meet him,
Wonderful! Absolutely fantastic way to see many of the important places in Milan. Very easy to control. Our guide was the best! I was amazed at how many people asked where they could get a similar tour.
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Romantic Sparks fly in 'Lucky'
Watching the trailer for "The Lucky One" several months ago, I knew it was based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. The setup gave that away in about 20 seconds.
I have actually enjoyed several movies from the Sparks house of melodrama. I liked the Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams romance, "The Notebook," and that of Shane West and Mandy Moore in "A Walk to Remember."
"The Last Song"? Not so much.
"The Lucky One" is much better than "The Last Song" but not as memorable as "The Notebook" or "A Walk to Remember."
What separates a good Sparks adaptation from a lesser movie seems to be the lead actors.
For me, the storylines are already overly cloying and melodramatic and revolve around basically good people brought together under difficult circumstances.
The movies are almost always set in gorgeous, almost idyllic locations with swirls of pleasant, fun music. A guy and a girl meet, they slowly begin to like each other despite numerous obstacles and then must overcome those things that separate them.
"The Lucky One" opens with a Marine sergeant named Logan (Zac Efron) barely escaping death in Iraq. He's saved after he sees a picture in the sand, goes to retrieve it and misses being hit by a mortar round.
Not knowing who the girl is in the picture, she becomes a sort of angel for him as he continues to escape death.
After Logan goes stateside, he and his dog finally find the girl, Beth (Taylor Schilling), after he tracks down the lighthouse in the picture. She runs a kennel owned by her persnickety grandmother, Ellie (Blythe Danner, looking a lot like Susan Sarandon).
But before Logan can spill his story, Ellie offers him a job as an assistant.
It turns out the picture of Beth had been her brother's, and no one will tell her how he died.
Angry and distraught, she is raising a chess playing 7-year-old named Ben (Riley Thomas Stewart) from a previous marriage to Sheriff Keith Clayton (Jay R. Ferguson), a womanizing bad guy.
Logan is quiet, handsome and a good man. Beth is an attractive and harried woman trying to raise her son and figure out how her brother died.
Ellie and Ben serve to bring the two likable leads together, despite the sheriff's threats to take Beth's son away if they continue to date. Sparks also creates other obstacles to keep the leads apart and ways to bring them together.
Watching a Sparks novel on the screen is an exercise in accepting authorial manipulation.
The film works because of how Efron and Schilling bring their two characters to the screen. Most audiences will like the leads and root for them.
Neither actor has the charm or the skills of Gosling and McAdams, but they do an enjoyable enough job to make the plot work. Efron and Schilling will continue to get work in movies like this, and light comedy, but I don't see either getting roles that requires them to exceed their good looks.
In the end, romantics who like movies based on Sparks' books should be OK with this one.
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Thanks for everyone's input. The courts are owned by the school district and are free to the public after 4:30 during the school year. They have no policy against using the courts for lessons but they are first come, first serve but there are plenty to go around.
I've checked into other courts and they are either very scruffy or belong to neighborhood HOA's that I don't belong to.
The group is very small (4 kids total) and are all under 7 years old. I am accepting a small fee ($50/month for biweekly lessons) just to help us use better training equipment. It's almost more like a co-op lessons as I'll be using all the funds to pay for the training. I'm hoping to have enough for a ball machine to use with the kids when they're a bit older, so it is definately not really a "for profit" endevour.
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Dinitz conjecture
In combinatorics, the Dinitz conjecture is a statement about the extension of arrays to partial Latin squares, proposed in 1979 by Jeff Dinitz, and proved in 1994 by Fred Galvin.
The Dinitz conjecture, now a theorem, is that given an n × n square array, a set of m symbols with m ≥ n, and for each cell of the array an n-element set drawn from the pool of m symbols, it is possible to choose a way of labeling each cell with one of those elements in such a way that no row or column repeats a symbol.
The Dinitz conjecture is closely related to graph theory, in which it can be succinctly stated as for natural . It means that the list chromatic index of the complete bipartite graph equals . In fact, Fred Galvin proved the Dinitz conjecture as a special case of his theorem stating that the list chromatic index of any bipartite multigraph is equal to its chromatic index. Moreover, it is also a special case of the edge list coloring conjecture saying that the same holds not only for bipartite graphs, but also for any loopless multigraph.
- F. Galvin (1995). "The list chromatic index of a bipartite multigraph". Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series B 63 (1): 153–158. doi:10.1006/jctb.1995.1011.
- Zeilberger, D. (1996). "The Method of Undetermined Generalization and Specialization Illustrated with Fred Galvin's Amazing Proof of the Dinitz Conjecture". The American mathematical monthly 103 (3): 233–239. arXiv:math/9506215.
- Chow, T. Y. (1995). "On the Dinitz conjecture and related conjectures". Discrete Math 145: 145–173. Retrieved 2009-04-15.
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The Jewish Women in the DOMA Case
A dispatch from the Supreme Court
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg got off the line of the morning at yesterday's oral arguments before the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act. "You're saying, no, the state said two kinds of marriage," Ginsburg told Paul Clement, the lawyer arguing in favor of upholding the law. "The full marriage, and then this sort of skim milk marriage." Later, two hours into the hearing, she also had the final judicial word, on a subject she knows better than anyone else on the bench. "The history of this Court is, in the very first gender-discrimination case, Reed v. Reed" — a case Ginsburg briefed, and won — "the Court did something it had never done in the history of the country," she reminded the packed courtroom. "The Court said, 'This is rank discrimination.'"
It's probably not an accident that the four Justices who were most critical of DOMA are all either women or Jews — and in the case of Ginsburg and her colleague Elena Kagan, both. It is, however, a total coincidence that the plaintiff in the case, Edith Windsor, and her lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, are also both Jewish women.
And it may make no substantive difference in the end: the vote that matters in the case belongs to Anthony Kennedy, a committed Catholic who nevertheless has written the Court's opinions in the two major gay-rights decisions, 1996's Romer v. Evans, which invalidated a Colorado ballot measure voiding gay-rights laws, and 2003's Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down laws criminalizing sodomy in the 13 other states where they remained on the books. And it was Kennedy, as much as anyone else in the courtroom, who Ginsburg was addressing with her skim milk comment, after he indicated his discomfort with Clement's argument that DOMA was somehow limited in scope and only about standardizing a single definition of marriage for administrative purposes. "It applies to over 1,100 federal laws," Kennedy said. "Which in our society means that the federal government is intertwined with the citizens' day-to-day life."
The substance of the case is the $363,000 estate-tax bill Windsor received in 2009, after her wife, Thea Spyer, died following a decades-long fight with multiple sclerosis, but it could just as easily have been about a hospital refusing Windsor the right to visit Spyer, her partner for 40 years and, thanks to changes in Canadian and New York State laws, her wife for two years, or about Windsor's access to Spyer's Social Security benefits, or any of a myriad quotidian but incredibly important administrative rights that accrue to married couples. After the hearing, Windsor and Kaplan appeared on the steps of the Court building, across from the Capitol, in matching black suits, their caps of short blonde hair glinting in the spring sun. Kaplan's outfit was set off by a properly juridical white silk blouse, while Windsor accessorized with a magenta scarf and the diamond brooch Spyer gave her for their engagement in 1967. The crowd outside, which had been listening to dance music and cheering as someone with a microphone announced people of interest — "Jerry Nadler!" — went wild at the sight of them. "We love you, Edie!" they shouted. Her smile, which stretched from ear to ear, said she loved them right back, and it doesn't matter what the Court decides: being there was a victory in itself.
Earlier: Gay Marriage's Legal Crusader [Tablet]
Transcript From Hearing on Defense of Marriage Act [NYT]
Five Justices Skeptical of Ban on Benefits to Gay Spouses [NYT]
Edith Windsor After DOMA Arguments [Politico]
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