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Appartamento centrale vicino al villaggio dei pescatori adiacente Villa Bonaparte in palazzina storica con ampia terrazza dotata di gazebo attrezzato con tavolo e sedie illuminato, zona sdraio con ombrellone. La camere da letto volgono verso giardino silenzioso. Raggiungibile con tutti i mezzi (Casello Autostrada 2km, Stazione 400 mt, Fermata Autobus da destinazioni nazionali 50 mt). La spiaggia è a 400 mt raggiungibile a piedi in meno di 10 minuti. Attività: corsi di vela kitesurf, pesca turismo.
Central apartment near the fishing village adjacent Villa Bonaparte in a historical building with large living terrace with gazebo equipped with table and chairs, sun loungers with umbrella area, bedrooms towards peaceful garden, easily reached by any means (motorway toll 2km, 400mt Train Station , Bus Line 50 meters). Beach at 400 meters walking distance in less than 10 minutes. Sail courses and Kitesurf, Fishing, Night Life and Shopping, Live concerts, outdoor cinema, craft markets, Musical Events
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
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|Car not necessary, Wheelchair users
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|Nearest airport: Ancona Falconara 60 km, Nearest railway: Porto San Giorgio
|Family friendly
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 2 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (3), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
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The Marche region
18 blue flags that certify the quality of water and services, 180 kilometers of coastline, 26 towns bordering the Adriatic Sea, the sea port of Ancona and 9 marinas: PORTO SAN GIORGIO HAS ALL THIS
The villages of Marche are places of another dimension, which refer to a life in balance with the natural rhythms of the seasons and in harmony with nature. They are places of history and tradition, relationship with a space and a time on a human scale. Places that know how to welcome visitors with warmth. There are 18 villages in the Marche recognized as being among "the most beautiful villages of Italy"'' by the National Association of Italian Municipalities. But the rich Marche countryside is also dotted with prestigious awards such as the Orange Flags and Green Flags.
The natural heritage of Marche is impressive: two national parks (Monti Sibillini and Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga), four regional parks (Monte Conero, Sasso Simone and Simoncello, Monte San Bartolo and Gola della Rossa and Frasassi), along with six reserves natural (Abbadia, Torricchio Mountain, Ripa Bianca, Bilge, Furlo Gorge and Mount San Vicino and Monte Canfaito) and much more. The mountains of the brands and their streams are a wonderful opportunity to practice all winter sports, or canoeing, kayaking, rafting, hang gliding, caving and canyoning. The nature of the Marche, however, offers ample space for cycling, golf, horse riding, or - going down to the coast - sailing.
Food and wine from the Marche region is rich in history and charm. The flavors of the fish from the Adriatic to the dishes in the hills and mountains, truffle oil, processed meat and cheese protected by the IGP, the Marches offers an incredible variety of dishes, prepared in compliance with the cookbooks and old traditions.
20 wines, including DOC and DOCG wines, go well with the creations of the local cuisine in this land every flavor has its own wine and every mutation of the landscape correspond more or less intense aromas.
Shopping Tour Le Marche offers interesting shopping opportunities and the chance to take real routes through the famous fashion outlets and clothing. The typical meets with shopping, in a pleasant and convenient: a new way to explore the area and discover the excellence of the best local manufacturers.
Porto San Giorgio
A sea that kidnaps, a multitude of entertainment and cultural events, a rich gastronomic tradition of delicacies and many historical and artistic make Porto San Giorgio the ideal destination for those who want to relax and enjoy at the same time.
Porto San Giorgio while retaining the old flavor of the countries of the past, with the quiet rhythm related to the sea and the course of the sun, it features modern accommodations and a fishing harbor excellent. The clarity of the water, has meant that the location several times received the recognition of the Blue Flag by the European Community. The life of the place is very active both in terms of cultural festivals of various initiatives literary, artistic, musical or dedicated to philosophy, as well as in the aspect of fun with the presence of festivals, street markets and craft and now international festival Sea which involves frying and tasting delicious tons of squid, using the famous "giant pan of the Adriatic".
Do not miss the old look with the walks to the center, in the narrow alleys smelling of the sea where you overlook the premises and restaurants, and where we find it in interesting monuments. Do not miss the Rock Tiepolo, a fascinating fortified building dating back to 1267 now used as an outdoor theater, to see even Villa Bonaparte, commissioned by Jerome Bonaparte during his stay in the city, between 1829 and 1832, built on a project Aleandri of Irenaeus, the house is a fine example of neo-classical style, decorated with fine bas-reliefs and war trophies, and immersed in the lush greenery of a large garden. The protagonist of the cultural life of Porto San Giorgio is the theater, built in.
Nearby natural parks of fun and water, the presence of towns like Loreto Fermo and expand the path of fun and in-depth cultural and historical part of the country as well as the naturalistic reached by car in about hour with the Frasassi caves and the National Park of Monti Sibillini.
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POLLACHI: Preliminary works have begun for the construction of Pollachi additional bus stand, which was a long-pending demand of the people here.
Local Administration Minister M.K. Stalin is expected to lay the foundation for the bus stand. The authorities have removed encroachments on the site a couple of days ago. Works are progressing to clear the bushes and samples have been collected for soil testing.
According to Municipal Commissioner C.T. Duraivelan, the bus stand will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 3.5 crore at the grounds in front of the existing bus stand and Sub-Collector's office. With the increasing number of buses and travelling public, the existing bus stand has proved to be inadequate. Hence, the constriction of the new bus stand with 20 bays.
It will have 35 shops, free and pay-and-use toilets besides clockroom and other facilities. Mr. Stalin will also lay the foundation for the construction of classrooms at Municipal Government Girls Higher Secondary School at a cost of Rs. 4 crore. Tenders have been awarded for Rs. 9-crore water supply project.


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The Toronto Raptors have found a little bit of a rhythm lately, the once 3-12 team is now 14-24, so they've made some progress. They also have electrifying rookie Terrence Ross, now making his third appearance on this here site thanks to his acrobatics.
This time, the University of Washington product took his act on the road, when the Raptors visited the Brooklyn Nets. Toronto lost, but check out Ross jumping from one side of the basket, floating under the rim, and dunking the missed shot with one hand. That's just nasty.
Hopefully we'll see Ross in the dunk contest at All-Star Weekend, and based on what we've seen so far, the league would be foolish to not have him there.
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In Collaborative Workflows with InDesign and InCopy Anne-Marie Concepción shows how Adobe InCopy and InDesign work together, helping editors and designers collaborate on publications, and save time and money, with no additional hardware, software, or expensive publication management systems. This course shows how to set up for the workflow, how to address cross-platform Mac and Windows issues when working in a mixed environment, how to work with remote writers and designers, and how to integrate with Microsoft Word. Exercise files are included with the course.
There is another way to skin this cat, of being able to work in an InDesign/ InCopy workflow without access to a shared local network server. Another way other than using the remote workflow with the packages. The InDesign and the ICAP packages and all that kind of rigmarole, and also it's actually a really cool way to use InDesign and InCopy even if everybody is at the same company, because it allows everybody to work off of a local folder but still keep up-to-date and still do parallel workflow. So what is this miracle cure? It is a cool little program called Dropbox and I am sure there are many utilities just like Dropbox.
Essentially, it is a free utility that works on Macs, Windows, and Linux machines and lets you sync whatever you put inside the Dropbox folder on your hard drive to the Dropbox server in the cloud. You can also share whatever is inside that folder with other users who are not in your network, whether they are working with you in your local server or not. It really makes no difference. Some folders can be shared with some people. Some folders can be shared with other people. This is not the time for me to teach you how to install Dropbox or how to set it up, it's fairly self-explanatory, but basically, everybody who wants to be part of this workflow needs to install Dropbox.
So, I have already done so on my computer on this Macintosh and the Dropbox folder is right here and it comes with the couple existing folders like Photos and Public and I've created another folder called InCopy Projects and inside this InCopy Projects folder, I'm going to use this as like my production folder on the server. I'll put in a separate project folder for each one of my InDesign projects. I've also shared this folder. You can right-click on this folder and share it with whoever you'd like.
You just send them an e-mail and they'll accept it or they can log onto their Dropbox account and accept the share and then every subfolder you put in here automatically gets synced to their computer as well. So I have shared this with our friend Joe who is working in Windows. So here is Joe's Documents folder and inside there you see his My Dropbox folder, and if I double-click it you can see he's got the same default folders and he might have other folders he's sharing with other people, but here is the InCopy Projects folder that I shared with him.
So here is the idea. Everybody gets Dropbox installed and you create one kind of super folder in there that you share with everybody that will be working on this InDesign InCopy project. Now, here I am in InDesign and I've got a regular InDesign layout. I haven't exported anything to the workflow yet. The idea is that I am going to save this to that Dropbox folder, to my production folder there in Dropbox. So I'm going to do a Save As. Get the Dropbox, InCopy Projects. I'll make a New Folder, call it spring catalog, and save it right in there.
All right, as soon as I save it in there, there is a little icon up here for Dropbox that let's me know, you can see the little animation, that is currently uploading. That file that I just put in there, it's uploading it to the Dropbox server, and Joe's machine if we switch back there you could see that it's currently downloading to his Dropbox folder because we shared the contents of this folder with each other. Now, all I do is I treat that Dropbox folder as though it were the server. So I am going to export stories to the workflow from here. I'll just Shift+Click a few things here.
I could use a layout-based workflow or an assignment-based workflow. It really makes no difference. I'm just going to drag and drop in here just to be quick about it. So I am in the Dropbox folder, spring catalog, I need to make a stories folder. Since I am using a layout-workflow and I'll just call it first, yeah, use that as the prefix for these stories. I get the usual alert to save the document and the stories are here. Now what's happening again is because these stories, these files, were added to the Dropbox folder, Dropbox synced them and it did it very quickly to the cloud, all right.
So now let's say that Joe is working from home or from his cubicle 30 feet away. He looks inside his Dropbox folder and there is the spring catalog and there is the file that I uploaded and even my temporary file, because I opened up InDesign on my computer, you see the invisible lock file. Normally invisible was synced. And then there are all the stories. So Joe as usual, because we're using layout-based workflow he has to go to File > Open to open up that InDesign file, he navigates to the spring catalog file and opens up the layout file.
So do you see what's happening is that Joe can work locally off his computer. That Dropbox folder is in his Documents folder, which is on his local hard drive. He is not using a server. So, you don't have to worry about how fast or how slow the network is; you're not even using the network. All you are using is your connection to the Internet because your Dropbox is uploading and downloading in the background on the fly. I am going to check out all the stories and make a change to one.
Shrubs, Lovely Shrubs, and save my change, and let's see what's happening with the designer who still has it open on her computer. Bam-bam! Is that cool or what? It is syncing a locked file. It is syncing the fact that somebody has checked this out. I've actually used Dropbox for projects where editors and designers were spread all across the country, and really it all depends on the speed of your Internet connection and how fast Dropbox syncs the check-in and check out, but even with slow connections it's seldom more than a few seconds.
Usually it's faster than what's happening on your local network. So, here I can see that, oh, it's out of date. So I'm going to right-click and choose InCopy > Update Content and there is the content that you updated. So in other words, we're all using Dropbox as though it were a local file server and I actually have a few clients, book publishers and magazine publishers, who are using Dropbox routinely for projects in-house and also for sharing them with designers and editors who are offsite. It's very cool and I recommend that you give it a try.
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Defending the NDA government, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Shahnawaz Hussain on Friday said the government is not pressurising anybody to quit from their posts. "The NDA Government is not pressurising anyone," said Hussain. "It is right that the government has changed at the Centre. The Congress has forgotten the treatment meted out to the governors appointed by the NDA Government. But our government is not indulging in this kind of practice," he added.
He also said that people who have already quit from their posts, have taken this decision on their own.
Further attacking the Congress, Hussain said, "Some people are making statements from Congress' side and are all the party ministers, and on the other hand they claim that they are sitting on constitutional position."
Uttar Pradesh Governor BL Joshi and Chhattisgarh Governor Shekhar Dutt have already quit from their posts. Pressure is being mounted on Kerala Governor Sheila Dikshit, Karnataka Governor HR Bhardwaj to follow the line. Apart from the governors, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) vice chairman M Shashidhar Reddy has also quit.
BJP defends move to seek ouster of NDMA head and members
Party spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain said senior members and heads of the panel have to decide for themselves as the Prime Minister through whom their appointments were done is no longer in power. "When their Prime Minister is no longer there and they were appointed through him and they contested election and they did politics, then they have to take decisions about themselves", he said. Read more
How is Modi government's move to replace UPA-appointed officials in nation's interest?
The Uttar Pradesh governor being the first in the house of cards to resign, a number of governorsand other officials have demitted office after being asked to by the Home secretary. These governors who were appointed by the previous UPA government have made many question the intentions of the present NDA government. Read more
After Governors, now UPA-appointed NDMA Vice Chairman M Shashidhar Reddy, 5 members resign
After some Governors, it was the turn of Vice Chairman of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) M Shashidhar Reddy and five of its members to resign after the new government asked them to quit their posts. Apart from Reddy, the members who have resigned are former Director General of CISF K M Singh, former Civil Aviation Secretary KN Shrivastava, Maj Gen (Retd) J K Bansal, former Director of Bhabha Automic Research Centre B Bhattacharjee and former Special Director of CBI K Salim Ali. Read more
NDA violating constitution bench judgement on governor's issue: Manish Tewari
Former union minister and Congress Party leader Manish Tewari, on Friday said the NDA Government is pursuing a policy of changing UPA-appointed governors and heads of statutory corporations, which is a violation of an order passed by a Constitution bench of the Supreme Court. "On the governors issue, the matter is absolutely explicit. There is a clear constitution bench judgement. A judgement delivered on the PIL filed by a member of the BJP, Mr.B P Singhal, whereby the court has said that you cannot remove Governors merely because they are politically inconvenient to the dispensation in office at the centre. Therefore, it is for the BJP and the NDA government to decide are they going to violate the spirit of the constitution bench judgement. If they do decide to do so, as to how democratic it is, now they have extended this further by ostensibly asking statutory corporations to step down, this is nothing else except politically motivated," Tewari told. Read more


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One of Australia's most vocal general aviation lobbies is planning a nationwide body to reverse what it sees as a systematic destruction of private flying in the country. SOS Airports, a single-issue organisation set up to campaign against the activities of Sydney's Bankstown airport operator, plans to change its name from Save Our Sydney Airports to Save Our Secondary Airports and join with pressure groups across the country.
SOS Airports has been fighting a bitter dispute with Bankstown airport, which owns three general aviation airports in western Sydney and, renamed Sydney Metropolitan Bankstown, has just won permission for up to 12 regional scheduled passenger services a day and will become the Sydney hub for the Toll Priority express courier by mid-year. Kim Ellis, Bankstown chief executive, says extension of the runway to around 1,800m (5,900ft) from 1,400m will allow jets up to the size of an Airbus A319 to operate and provide an alternative to Sydney Kingsford Smith for the 1.9 million people in its catchment area. Darrin Ward, SOS Airports president, says the expansion of Bankstown has come at the expense of general aviation, as rent increases have hit its members disproportionately hard.
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Hollywood Dirt – Beyonce's Pixie Cut Shocks the Internet, Nicki Minaj Tweets Topless Photo & More
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Thomas Cromwell and the Tudor Court have had something of a resurgence in popular culture. While Showtime's melodramatic "The Tudors" focused on Henry VIII and his six wives, Hilary Mantel's Booker-Prize winning novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies dramatized the political rise of Henry's chief minister, Thomas Cromwell. Tracy Borman's vivid new biography, Thomas Cromwell: The Untold Story of Henry VIII's Most Faithful Servant, is a timely addition to histories of the era.
With every passing day, our world seems ever more gender-neutral. Nevertheless, some topics still fit pretty comfortably into the category of the "historical purview of men," and some fine new publications have arrived to stake their claim as appropriate holiday gifts for special guys.
What we usually remember about George III is that he was mad, but there was far more to this complex royal figure. As we learn in debut author Janice Hadlow's fascinating account, A Royal Experiment: The Private Life of King George III, he had much to keep him busy during his long reign, including a very large family. This biography was originally published in the U.K. as The Strangest Family. It's an apt title. Hadlow takes as her canvas not simply the private life of one monarch, but the entire House of Hanover, a dysfunctional dynasty if there ever was one.
On two consecutive days—Monday, June 10, and Tuesday, June 11, 1963—President John F. Kennedy gave two speeches that led to what many regard as the most significant achievements of his presidency, one in diplomacy and the other in civil rights. Both speeches were unprecedented and politically risky.
This fall, music keeps playing around in our heads thanks to a crop of books by and about some of rock's most elusive artists, as well as its most treasured songs.
During the years after World War II, a group of ambitious, idealistic, affluent and well-connected young people settled in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C. Until at least 1975, their strong influence was felt, for good or ill, in virtually every aspect of government, especially foreign policy decisions, and in shaping public opinion on such issues as the founding of NATO, the military and covert actions of the Cold War, the Cuban missile crisis and the war in Vietnam.
A harried reader could get the gist of The Secret History of Wonder Woman by opening it just past dead center and reading through the 16-page comic-book version of the story.
During the Southern Festival of Books, Karen Abbot was able to sit down and chat with us about her latest book, Liar, Temptress, Solider, Spy, which details the lives of four women who bucked societal convention, risked their lives and became spies during the Civil War.
In mid-19th-century America, newspapers were the primary sources of information and opinion. Most newspaper publishers and editors were closely aligned with politicians and, with few exceptions, opinions were emphasized more than news and loyalty to political parties more than the public interest. It was a time of significant change for the newspaper industry with technological innovations such as steam-driven printing presses and, most importantly, the telegraph, making delivery of the news much faster.
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The Hill Diner, located in the 1300 block of Trinity Drive, will be heading to the auction block at noon Oct. 15 on the steps of the Justice Center in Los Alamos.
According to a legal advertisement in last week's 's Los Alamos Monitor, the sale is the result of a stipulated judgment from the First Judicial District Court in the County of Los Alamos in a case between Los Alamos National Bank and former Hill Diner owner Denise Lane and others.
In her Sept. 4 ruling, Judge Sarah Singleton ruled a special master to conduct the sale.
In July of last year, LANB filed suit against Chamisa Place, LLC, Hill Diner Inc., Denise A. Lane, Michael A. Lane, Lori M. Novak, the State of New Mexico Department of Labor, Workforce Solutions, Los Alamos County, the New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service.
Also named in the suit were the trusts of Jennifer Shea Samora, Jacob Michael Smith and Caitlin Amelia Smith.
According to the legal ad, LANB is owed $991,344.83 plus additional costs and attorney fees.
In addition, there is also lien on the property, located in the 1300 block of Trinity Drive, for $28,193.02, as of Aug. 14.
Lane closed the Hill Diner in late 2012 and bought and started up the Dixie Girl.
For those who are aware of the challenges of taking care of a mentally or physically disabled loved ones, a breath of fresh air has come to Los Alamos.
All Individuals First is a nonprofit, privately owned business that caters to adults with developmental disabilities.
Los Alamos resident Doris Roberts and her daughter Susanna run the program at 2101 Trinity Dr., Suite T. The doors opened Aug. 4.
They are currently LLC status and they are in the process of receiving the nonprofit 501(c). The hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
Since the opening in August, there are eight clients in the program, but they hope to expand in clients and staff. It is currently the mother-daughter team running the show. "We want to branch out one day, if we get big enough," Doris said.
The program starting with Doris Roberts working with Los Alamos County to get off the ground. The rental space is owned by the Public Schools Administration.
Doris said that individuals with different types of disabilities can come and go as they please and live an independent life. "It gives their parents or caregivers a break and gives the individual a chance to learn and gain life skills in a safe environment," Susanna Roberts said.
SANTA FE (AP) — Political finger-pointing has started over New Mexico losing out to Nevada as a site for Tesla Motors' a battery factory.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gary King said Wednesday that the electric car maker didn't select New Mexico because of "a failure of leadership" by Republican Gov. Susana Martinez, his general election opponent.
Republican Rep. Monica Youngblood, of Albuquerque, said in a statement that King was trying to "score cheap political points" and his criticisms "completely ignore the state's bipartisan efforts that have allowed us to compete for jobs like those offered by Tesla and other companies."
Martinez spokesman Enrique Knell said the state hasn't heard officially from Tesla. An announcement was scheduled Thursday in Nevada.
The Associated Press reported that Tesla still plans a second site in case Nevada can't deliver promised incentives or possibly to build a second factory.
King said in a statement "it's not our location or lack of resources" that caused the state to lose out to Nevada. He criticized Martinez administration education policies and said New Mexico needs to better fund schools to produce highly skilled workers necessary for attracting manufacturers like Tesla Motors Inc.
The Los Alamos Co-op Market recently became one of many businesses in town that has achieved Certified Wildlife Habitat status from the National Wildlife Federation. Bird and bee friendly flowers were planted outside the building and the porch is lined with hummingbird feeders.
Steve Wells figured it was time.
Last week, Wells notified the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Los Alamos National Bank and Trinity Capital Corporation of his intent to retire as President and Chief Administrative Officer of LANB and Secretary of Trinity effective Dec. 31.
Wells serves as President and Chief Administrative Officer for LANB and as Secretary of Trinity, as well as a director on the boards of both Trinity and LANB. Wells has been employed with LANB since 1985. He served as Executive Vice President from 1985 to 1994, when he was named President.
"My time with Steve has been very beneficial. We share a common passion for our customers, shareholders, employees and the community," said John S. Gulas, CEO and President of Trinity and CEO of LANB. "Steve has been a great asset to me and LANB. I look forward to working with him over the next four months as we strategically plan for the bank's future."
You won't find Smith's Marketplace Director Erik Boehm sitting in his office unless there is some bit of business that absolutely requires it.
"I hate my office, plain and simple. I've always been like that," Boehm said.
Boehm spends most of his 11- to 12-hour days out on the floor working with team members or assisting customers.
"I love having that personal connection with my customers, especially in small towns like this," said Boehm, who enjoys engaging in conversations that range from neighborly small talk to helping someone looking for advice on shopping for a healthier diet. "That's really the best part of my day every single day. You get a chance to touch a lot of people. You affect a lot of lives, and hopefully for the better."
Building a team may be the favorite part of Boehm's job.
Sponsored by the Los Alamos Sportsman's Club, the 2014 Gun Show has a new venue — the Knights of Columbus, 104 D.P. Road.
And on Saturday morning, the show already was packed.
Firearm vendors and enthusiasts in the community and from across the state were welcome to buy, sell, swap and browse. Firearm ammo and accessories were also available.
The show, which started Saturday, will run from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. today. General admission is $5 and children 12 and under are free. Passes for both days are $8 for adults and youth ages 12-18 are $3.
All federal, state and local firearm ordinances and laws must be obeyed.
For the previous 17 years, the Gun Show was at the Pueblo Complex, but last year's event was touched by controversy when Los Alamos resident Nancy Schick opposed the use of school property for gun sales, although the Pueblo Complex is no longer a school — it is still owned by Los Alamos Public Schools.
Schick, a former teacher at Los Alamos High School, cited the rash of gun violence in schools as one of the reasons for her opposition.
Pueblo Complex is leased out for venues from various organizations throughout the year.
Karen Doyle has devoted her life to helping people seek the life that is ideal for them.
A licensed independent social worker for more than 20 years, Doyle and Clinical Psychologist Dr. Howard Ottenheimer, Ph.D. have teamed up to help people with emotional issues.
Splitting her time between Santa Fe and Los Alamos, Doyle opened up a practice in July at 110 East Gate Road. Doyle and Ottenheimer specialize in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Ottenheimer practices mostly in Santa Fe.
Doyle has seven years of experience with DBT, which is designed to help people change patterns of behavior that are not effective, such as self-harm, suicidal thinking, eating disorders, depression and substance abuse. "It is a way to looking at both sides of a situation, role reversing and finding a middle ground to deal and not make things worse," Doyle said.
The treatment is not psychotherapy, but rather using life skills and the modules to modify unhealthy behaviors.
The evidence-based therapy uses four modules as a guide for successful recovery.
• Mindfulness: The capacity to pay attention and live in the moment, experiencing emotion and all senses with a conscious perspective.
"The core component is mindfulness — the program demands to take a look at life," Doyle said.
The Summer Youth Business Grant Program recently wrapped up the summer by recognizing their young leaders with some treats and a chance to showcase their business. Three winners were selected to receive additional funds to continue their business. Adele Mitchell, JonMichael Weaver and Savannah Martinez each received additional awards to make additions to their programs.
The top winner JonMichael, a LAHS Senior and the owner if Buddy's beans received $350 and will continue on to a regional competition called Start Up in September at the Los Alamos Science Fest. Check out his Buddy's beans, locally roasted coffee on Facebook. The event was sponsored by the LACDC, the LANS Community Programs Office and the Feynman Center, UNM-LA and Champions of Youth Ambitions (C'YA).
Construction for the Central Avenue Project has hit local businesses hard, and the losses are mounting. CB Fox's sales are down 10 percent, the Manhattan Project is down 30 percent and Ruby K's foot traffic has dropped 25 percent in July and 35 percent to date in August. Now owners are assessing plans for getting through the winter.
"I would say that the locals have been outstanding, and have supported us in droves," said CB Fox General Manager Andy Fox.
"But the problem is that this is July and August, and when we rely very heavily on tourism. So only a small fraction of our regular tourist shoppers have been able to find us and get into our store. So we are hurting from lack of tourist traffic in our most important tourist season, July and August."
Fox has had to reduce hours for part time employees and cut back on purchasing. He called the 10 percent drop "a ton of money. We won't recover from that this year."
Ruby Alexander, owner of Ruby K's, has also had to reduce employee hours.
"It's hurt our staff, trying to make house payments and pay bills, but I've had to cut hours because I was overstaffed for the number of people coming in the door," Alexander said.
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Movement for Non-Negotiated Statehood Grows
New Palestinian strategy would seek U.N. recognition
So this could be a big deal. Look for the Palestinian Authority, particularly after the U.S. midterm elections, to start working various international institutions, including the United Nations, to recognize an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank. Look for Israel, of course, to vigorously oppose such recognition: As U.S. Ambassador Michael Oren said yesterday, "Like Ben-Gurion, [Prime Minister] Netanyahu will not allow the United Nations, or any other organization, to dictate our borders. They will be determined through negotiations." But most of all, look to the United States: While it would ordinarily be expected to halt any such effort immediately, President Obama's strong emphasis on settlements, which are once again being built now that the freeze has expired and not been extended, as well as reports that the U.S. team is immensely frustrated with Bibi's failure to extend the freeze, suggest U.S. backing might not be quite so easily forthcoming.
Basically, several different but related trends have conspired to make this more likely. There is the increased West Bank state-building—illusory though it may actually be—led by Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad (who has in the past floated unilateral independence). There is the Obama administration's emphasis on settlements, which even center-left observers like Aaron David Miller and David Makovsky have argued is misguided. There is Netanyahu's inability to get his coalition, much of which is to the right even of him, to agree to a freeze extension (which in turn suggests that one endgame could see the split of this coalition and the union of Netanyahu's Likud and Tzipi Livni's centrist Kadima). Put it all together, and you can get Thomas Friedman scolding Israel for not further freezing settlements.
(To briefly lay my cards on the table: I think the settlement project has been immoral, arguably illegal, and practically disastrous historically. I also think there was a deal, itself the result of negotiating and bargaining, ten months ago, under which Israel would freeze West Bank construction for ten months; that Israel lived up to its end of the deal; and that for the Obama administration to then push further, after the agreed-upon freeze had expired, was at the very least unwise and fated to fail. I also don't see how you can consider settlement-building to be the prime obstacle to peace when you have a radical, maximalist movement, Hamas, which governs Gaza and enjoys immense popularity in the West Bank, and indeed would be unsatisfied, even quite displeased, with a Palestinian state in the West Bank run by the Palestinian Authority.)
So what's next? Laura Rozen, who reported that you can expect little further movement until after the November midterms, notes that said midterms might produce a more Republican House that would be less amenable to putting pressure on Israel. Netanyahu could abandon the current coalition and join with Livni. European nations could start making real noise about the settlement issue and Palestinian statehood. Ultimately, though, one gets the sense that the Obama administration holds the trump card. If it wants to stop a non-negotiated Palestinian state, it assuredly can. And if it turns the blame on the Israelis, and articulates that settlement-building is the primary obstacle to peace, and even toys with not pledging to veto a binding U.N. resolution on independence, well, that would send a different message.
Palestinians Consider Shift in Strategy on Statehood [NYT]
Holding Pattern: Middle East Peace Track at Impasse Until After Midterms [Laura Rozen]
Israel's U.S. Ambassador: No One Will Dictate Israel's Borders [Haaretz]
Related: How Obama Sabotaged Middle East Peace Talks [PostPartisan]
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HNTB's Pete Rahn: Transportation Underinvestment Cannot Continue
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 6, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — This week, the U.S. House repealed the mechanism that assured critical federal transportation investments in highway and transit occur in a predictable way. The resulting uncertainty makes it difficult for states to undertake multi-year transportation projects, potentially leading to dire consequences for every American.
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Even before this repeal, our nation had allowed its transportation system to fall so far into disrepair that it is no longer a celebrated asset. It has become a national liability. This past October, a bipartisan panel of experts co-chaired by former U.S. Secretaries of Transportation Norman Mineta and Samuel Skinner issued a report stating the United States needs to invest an additional $134 billion to $262 billion per year through 2035 to maintain and improve the system. Investing more, not less, is what's needed.
The cumulative total is in the trillions of dollars. How much longer before the amount becomes so high we throw up our hands and declare the system's condition irreversible?
Well, time is up. We can no longer afford to under invest in our transportation infrastructure.
Yet, even as our roads and bridges deteriorate around us, our political leaders are pledging not to raise taxes and, in fact, potentially eliminating funding that's currently available. Such sweeping promises will cost Americans jobs and spell trouble for our nation's infrastructure and economic future.
Our transportation system isn't free. Users are supposed to pay for its costs, but we have fallen woefully behind. The federal gas tax, the primary revenue source nationally for highways, bridges and a portion of transit, hasn't seen an increase since 1993. At 18.4 cents, the current tax has eroded in value to less than 12 cents today, and it can't keep up with growing demand, which means we aren't keeping up with our global competitors.
U.S. investment in transportation infrastructure falls far behind that of China, Brazil, Russia and European nations. According to the bipartisan panel's report, "Well Within Reach: America's New Transportation Agency," failure to adequately maintain and invest in our transportation systems means not only gridlocked roads and deteriorating bridges in the near term, but a steady erosion of the social and economic foundations for American prosperity in the long run.
China spends 9 percent of its gross domestic product on infrastructure. Europe and India invest 5 percent. In the United States, we spend less than 3 percent of our GDP on infrastructure when transportation is estimated to be as much as 18 percent of the economy. Does that make sense to anyone?
Our grandparents and great grandparents built a transportation system that was the envy of the world and bequeathed it to us. Their visionary transportation network is how we became an economic superpower. What are we doing to ensure the next generation will have the same advantage? Nothing. America has squandered its rich inheritance. We will be the first generation in U.S. history to leave our children a transportation infrastructure that is in worse condition than the one we inherited:
- Approximately 61,000 miles (37 percent) of all lane miles on the National Highway System are in poor or fair condition. Poor roads cost the average motorist $402 annually in vehicle operating expenses.
- More than 152,000 bridges – one in every four – are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.
- The nation's largest public transit agencies face an $80 billion maintenance backlog.
- Demand for freight rail is expected to double by 2035. The Association of American Railroads estimates that an investment of $148 billion is needed to keep pace with economic growth and to ensure it can carry the volume of freight forecasted by then.
- Congestion is crippling. American motorists spent an additional 4.2 billion hours and purchased an extra 2.9 billion gallons of fuel for an annual congestion cost of $78 billion in 2005.
- Delays caused by highway bottlenecks cost freight trucks alone more than $8 billion a year.
It's ironic. As a nation, we have a voracious appetite for reality TV, but when faced with the reality of our own economic mortality, we choose to ignore it. America is not an immortal republic. We have kryptonite-like vulnerabilities, and one of them is our failing transportation infrastructure.
The new Congress must approve a long-term transportation authorization bill that acknowledges our nation's precarious state and allocates the resources needed to reclaim this precious asset. That could mean implementing several solutions, including raising the federal gas tax until a long-term, sustainable funding source can be found.
This generation inherited a quality of life better than any on earth. It is time we paid for the true cost of the transportation infrastructure we're using – something we haven't been asked to do in a long, long time.
Prior to serving as leader national transportation practice for HNTB Corporation, Rahn was executive director of the Missouri Department of Transportation and the New Mexico Department of Transportation. He also is a past president of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, an organization that represents all state DOTs. For more information, visit www.hntb.com.
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Installing the NVIDIA drivers with Suse 8.0 proved to be a pain in the neck for me too. I can offer you some tips.
Log into the console (i.e. the DOS type screen) as root and enter your root password.
Type "3Ddiag" which should give you some output as to the problem (you can hold down the ALT key and use the PAGEUP and PAGE DOWN keys to scrool up and down the screen).
You can type "3Ddiag -h" for more options.
If none the wiser type "init 3" and then type "sax2" you should be able to use the configuration tool to make sure that the correct drivers are loaded.
Type "lsmod" and see if "NVdriver" is in the list of modules loaded by the kernel.
If not type "switch2nv" this should reload the original drivers (i.e. without 3D support).
Type "init 5" and hold down the CTRL ALT and F7 keys this should take you back to the graphical login if not reboot!
Try to reinstall the NVIDIA drivers and remember to run the script "switch2nvidia_glx" as root after (i.e. open a terminal type "su" when prompted for a password type your root password and simply type switch2nvidia_glx).
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This prospective, comparative study, conducted between March 2007 and June 2008, involved 11 eyes with progressive keratoconus. Inclusion criteria were progressive keratoconus (Amsler-Krumeich classification grades I and II) with no corneal opacities, corneal thickness >450 µm, endothelial cell count >2500 cells/mm2, anterior chamber depth >3.2 mm, spherical equivalent refraction >4.50 diopters (D) (with a cylinder component <2.00 D), and no other treatment for keratoconus other than contact lens. Each patient underwent CXL in the keratoconic eye with implantation of the Artiflex IOL 6 months thereafter. Uncorrected distance visual acuity (UDVA), corrected distance visual acuity (CDVA), and refraction and topographic profiles were examined at 1, 6, and 12 months after the CXL procedure.
All eyes achieved UDVA of 0.3 logMAR or better. Final spherical and cylindrical error ranged from 0 to -1.50 D and 0 to -1.75 D, respectively. No eyes lost lines of preoperative CDVA. Statistically significant reductions in mean maximum (2.14 D, P<.001) and minimum (1.17 D, P=.02) keratometry values were present 12 months after the CXL procedure. No complications were observed.
Combined CXL and Artiflex implantation was a safe and effective treatment in this subset of eyes with progressive keratoconus. Good results in terms of visual acuity, postoperative residual refractive error, and keratometry values were identified.
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The pool next to Marjan Asian Restaurant is gorgeous and makes a lovely setting for a romantic evening out. Marjan's "summer hours" are in effect starting tomorrow (May 21st) until at least August: 9am until 6 pm but the kitchen is only open from 11:30am to 5:30pm. You may want to wait until cooler weather in Oct-Feb, but in the meantime let me share our wonderful experience there with you.
Marjan is located in the back of the Hyatt (968-24641234). You can reach it by walking straight through the main lobby, downstairs past the scrumptious Mokha Cafe and out the door. Then you just follow the footpath to Marjan.
Just follow the sign! Marjan's menu is mostly made up of asian food.
Aqua Panna water-3.8 rials a bottle at Marjan! (1.6 OR at Pane Caldo) That lion on the bottle looks kind of like the lion fountains close to the Hyatt's backdoor.
The Seafood Soup (Sate Lilit) was fantastic! (5.5 OR) Unlike many seafood soups around town, this had a lot of different types of seafood on the bottom and was quite filling on its own.
My wife enjoyed the Clear Chicken Noodle Soup (Soto Ayam) (3.5 OR). It was a tad bit salty but that's all the more reason for me to order this dish on the next visit!
The Crispy Prawn and Bamboo Shoot Spring Rolls with Sweet Chili Dip were okay. I say "okay" only because you'd expect more for 5.5 Omani rials when the spring rolls at the Noodle House are half the price and arguably more delicious. (and no one can beat Burger King's spring rolls at only 700 baizas for 3 pieces! :-) )
The main course prices range from 5.5 rials for the grilled fish in banana leaves all the way to 22 rials for the grilled marinated lobster. (Bear in mind that they, like many 5 star hotels in Oman, will add a 8% service charge and a 9%tax!)
They also have an impressive sushi/sashimi/fushion roll/temaki menu!
This was my incredible dish: Tumis Sapi (Stir Fried Beef and Straw Mushrooms in Black Pepper Sauce). (7.5 OR) What a meal!
My wife had to try the Tiger Prawns (Udang Goreng Lada Hitam) which we'd heard is the meal to have at Marjan's. (Wok fried tiger prawns with black pepper – 8.5 OR) And yes, it does live up to its reputation!
One thing that I really enjoyed about our evening at Marjan was the entertainment provided by these 2 talented gentlemen. They would go from table to table asking for 1-2 personal requests. (If you get them to perform at your table, I highly recommend slipping them some extra green for their wonderful service!)
Club Safari, also at the Hyatt, is an African themed bar to grab a drink or two after a fine meal at one of the Hyatt's fine restaurants. (Tel: 24641234, Open 6pm-2am)
Another bar at the Grand Hyatt: Habana Cafe. I haven't heard anything about this place. Anyone been here? What'd you think?
GrillHouse on Terrace? Another spot between the parking and main entrance of the Hyatt. Plenty of places to check out if you've never been out for an evening at the Hyatt.
Next for us on the list of restaurants to visit at the Hyatt: Tuscanny!!! Anyone been there? If so, what do you recommend on the menu?


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The SEARCH Observing Change component focuses on observing and documenting arctic environmental change. Types of observing change research activities include: data rescue; improvement of observation density, co-location, and integration; improvement of coverage to close observation gaps; development of optimal observation and sampling strategies; observations of key processes and studies of feedbacks; acquisition of paleo-data over critical time periods; development of networks; development of data archival and distribution systems; and utilization of innovative and effective technology.
The major contribution to the SEARCH Observing Change component is NSF's Arctic Observing Network.
Arctic Observing Network (AON) Position Paper
Final Position Paper
This brief position paper was led by Craig Lee, chair of the SEARCH Observing Change Panel (OCP), with input from both the OCP, SEARCH SSC, ARCUS, and via a call for input from the broader community. The paper represents a synthesis of discussions within SEARCH over the last year and builds on past SEARCH-AON community events and workshops. Key issues addressed in the paper include governance, network integration, and sustained funding. The final paper, and a matrix showing responses to comments from the open input period are below:
Final AON Position Paper (PDF - 165 KB)
AON Position Paper Comments Matrix (PDF - 142 KB)
Earlier Draft and Request for Input
SEARCH requests input on a draft position paper on issues related to the design and implementation of an integrated AON. Drafting of this position paper was led by Craig Lee, chair of the SEARCH Observing Change Panel (OCP), with input from both the OCP and SEARCH SSC. The four-page paper represents a synthesis of discussions within SEARCH over the last year and builds on past SEARCH-AON community events and workshops. Key issues addressed in the paper include governance, network integration, and sustained funding. The draft paper is below, in both PDF and MS Word versions.
Original deadline for Input: Friday, 21 November 2014.
Extended Deadline: After further discussion and interest at the SEARCH Town Hall at the AGU Fall Meeting, the deadline has been extended to Friday, 9 January 2015.
Send your input to: aon_input [at] arcus [dot] org. You can send your edits using "track changes" in the MS Word version, comments in the PDF version, or in email text.
If you have questions about the paper, please contact Craig Lee, Chair of the SEARCH OCP, at: craig [at] apl [dot] washington [dot] edu or Olivia Lee, University of Alaska Fairbanks, at: oalee [at] alaska [dot] edu
Draft AON Position Paper (243 KB - PDF)
Draft AON Position Paper (129 KB - .docx)
Arctic Observing System Framework
21 January 2014: SEARCH has developed a 5-page summary white paper on a potential implementation framework for a sustained US Arctic Observing System. The summary white paper includes discussion of how to set priorities, strategy, tactics, and operational implementation. A longer description of the framework is forthcoming. Download a PDF of the summary white paper below.
Arctic Observing System Summary White Paper (PDF - 806 KB)
Arctic Observing Network (AON)
2012 U.S. Arctic Observing Network Coordination Workshop Report
Payne, J., D. Perovich, R. Shnoro, and H. Wiggins, eds., 2013: U.S. Arctic Observing Network Coordination Workshop Report. Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH), Fairbanks, Alaska, 52pp.
Download Full Report (PDF - 3 MB)
Download Front Matter and Executive Summary (PDF - 1.3 MB)
More information on this workshop can be found here.
AON Design and Implementation (ADI) Task Force Final Report 2012
AON Design and Implementation Task Force. Designing, Optimizing, and Implementing an Arctic Observing Network (AON): A Report by the AON Design and Implementation (ADI) Task Force (2012). Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH), Fairbanks, AK. 64 pp.
Download Full Report (PDF - 2.4 MB)
Download Front Matter and Executive Summary (PDF - 395 KB)
2009 AON Status Report and Key Recommendations
Arctic Observing Network (AON): 2009 Status Report and Key Recommendations. Results from the Third AON PI Meeting; 30 November - 2 December 2009; Boulder, CO. 170 pp. (Released August 2010).
Download Full Report (PDF - 7.5 MB)
Download Front Matter and Executive Summary (PDF - 2.9 MB)
About AON
AON is an integral part of the SEARCH program, as an NSF initiative growing out of the International Polar Year (IPY)to improve observational capabilities in the Arctic and leave a long-term legacy for the benefit of science and society. AON data will contribute to scientific research leading to (1) increased knowledge and understanding of the regional and global causes and consequences of present-day environmental arctic change, (2) scenarios for and prediction of the course of future arctic change and its regional and global consequences, and (3) the development of adaptive responses to arctic change.
AON currently consists of 51 projects funded by the NSF Office of Polar Programs. The AON projects fall into the following SEARCH Implementation Plan categories: Atmosphere; Ocean and Sea Ice; Hydrology/Cryosphere; Terrestrial Ecosystems; and Human Dimensions.
The Cooperative Arctic Data and Information Service (CADIS) supports AON by providing portal for data discovery, provide near-real-time data delivery, a repository for data storage, and tools to manipulate data.
An AON Design and Implementation (ADI) effort is providing guidance on how to achieve a well-designed Arctic Observing System. {more}Download Front Matter and Executive Summary (PDF - 1.3 MB)


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