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By ahkell from USA on 2012-05-19 00:34:07Things I liked:You can put in on a fence post. It has a good trapping system. A good trap for target rifles and pistols.
Things I would have changed:Give it a big brother with heavy gauge steel.
What others should know:As the description says, this is a great trap for an Avanti target rifle, but don't use it with a .22 Walther Talon 'cause that's not what it's fer.
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By james from USA on 2011-03-01 11:17:44Things I liked:i like the targets but the trap was almost shot through within 150 shots. but pyramyd air replaced it without a problem i decided to try the tech force mod and its been fine.
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Sep 12, 2006 07:02 AM|jasmeeta|LINK
Hi all,
I want to compare the system time with 11.00 AM on a button click event.
And if the current time is greater than or equal to 11.00 AM, i've to perform some functions.
I am using C#. Please reply with example code.
Thanks in advance,
Sep 13, 2006 05:04 AM|jasmeeta|LINK
hi all,
I got it !
DateTime t1 = DateTime.Now;
DateTime t2 = Convert.ToDateTime("11:00:00 AM");
int i = DateTime.Compare(t1,t2);
//if t1 is less than t2 then result is Less than zero
//if t1 equals t2 then result is Zero
//if t1 is greater than t2 then result isGreater zero
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Oct 02, 2006 07:26 PM|nberardi|LINK
DateTime systemDate = DateTime.Now; DateTime compareDate = DateTime.Today.AddHours(11D); // less than if (compareDate < systemDate) Console.WriteLine("Less Than"); // equal to if (compareDate == systemDate) Console.WriteLine("Equal To"); // greater than if (compareDate > systemDate) Console.WriteLine("Greater Than"); // basically you can compare it in all the normal ways // using !=, ==, <, >, <=, >=, etc // or if you just want a straight number result inorder to sort // you can use int compareValue = compareDate.Compare(systemDate); int compareValue2 = DateTime.Compare(systemDate, compareDate);So I hope this helps you out. But remember it is always better to use a lighter weight process. The Convert or Parse process is pretty heavy because it has to take the string break it apart compare it against a whole set of rules and then based on the rules it has to change them to the correct object. Or with what I did above you are simply adding two decimal values together which is a much faster process.
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Apr 05, 2007 07:20 AM|windows_mss|LINK
if(DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay == System.TimeSpan.Parse("00:09:00"))
Apr 05, 2007 11:58 AM|yousefla|LINK
Here is the code:
DateTime dt11AM = new DateTime(DateTime.Now.Year, DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day, 11, 0, 0); if (DateTime.Now < dt11AM) Console.WriteLine("It's not 11 AM yet"); else Console.WriteLine("It's past 11 AM");
Hope it helps :)
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Apr 05, 2007 12:33 PM|Svante|LINK
So many ways to do one simple thing... Not all of them correct though ;-) Here's another one:
if (System.DateTime.Now.Hour >= 11) { // It's on or after 11 AM! }
Aug 02, 2007 09:36 AM|gautamraj|LINK
{MessageBox.Show("Time t1 is greater than time t2."); }
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Remembering What You Dreamt
Rodger Kamenetz interprets your dreams
Rodger Kamenetz, author of Nextbook Press's Burnt Books: Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav and Franz Kafka, is also a dream therapist. This week, between the two Torah portions in which Joseph interprets dreams, Kamenetz responds to questions about dreams submitted by Tablet Magazine readers.
I can honestly say I have no dreams. I am a nocturnal epileptic and so have many fits throughout the night. Am I or am I not having dreams?
Charlie, I can't address your specific medical issues, since although I am a "dream doctor," I'm no doctor at all. I don't even play one on TV. (Well I did play a cardiologist in Stephen Soderbergh's Schizopolis, but that's another matter.) Anyway, the research shows that most people sleep in a cycle of four stages, and when they reach the deepest level and then climb back up the ladder to level 3, they have rapid eye movement sleep associated with dreaming. (There's some more recent contention about this point.) The exceptions are people on certain medications, and people with certain severe brain conditions. I don't know, Charlie, whether you fit the latter category.
What I can say is that "What if I don't dream?" is the most common question I hear. My answer in 99 percent of the cases is: You do dream. You just don't remember your dreams. Why? I have some theories.
1) We are out of practice.
2) We don't understand the "use" of dreams, so we neglect them.
3) Clock radios. No way you will remember a dream if you wake up to someone talking about the news.
4) We may not want to face the truths dream show us about ourselves.
5) We may not have anyone to tell our dreams to. (Tip: If you tell your dream, tell it to someone who loves you. The rabbis say, "Dreams go according to the interpretation." Therefore, don't do as Joseph did and tell your dreams to your brothers who hate you. Bad things will happen. Tell them to people who love you. )
Burnt Books: Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav and Franz Kafka [Nextbook Press]
Earlier: The Dream Doctor Is In
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If you've been a follower of GQ magazine, you have no doubt read the work of Michael Paterniti. He is perhaps GQ's most decorated correspondent—eight time National Magazine Award finalist, recipient of an NEA grant and two MacDowell fellowships, etc.—and has been as responsible as any writer in shaping the voice of modern, voice-driven, long-form journalism. Today, he publishes his first book in more than a decade. It's about cheese, and is called "The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, Revenge, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese." Here he discusses the process of writing that book—set in a small Castilian village and containing various plot twists—with GQ Director of Editorial Projects, Devin Friedman.
There are two ways to write a book. Well, that's not true. But for our purposes let's say there are two ways to write a book: one of the ways is to get lost, and the other way is to never let that happen. I think the first is the more courageous way. You're taking a risk and trying to find something new rather than never allowing the material to get in the way of what you set out to write when you started. I feel like you wrote the first kind.
It does feel like I've left an [[did feel like it was an]] archaeological record of somebody trying to figure out the story he was supposed to tell. You know, sort of because the writing probably took like, ten years. But the visiting took over 13 years, so there was a lot of living in there—and a lot of reporting.
Thirteen years?
It'll be on the published right around the 13th anniversary of like, the first visit to Guzman. And twenty two years after the germ—when I first heard about the cheese. It started in grad school. I had ripped out that little entry in the newsletter at Zingerman's Deli, in Ann Arbor about this strange cheese–they said it was the best they'd ever sold, and it was made by this man in a cave in Spain. I was transfixed. So yeah, 22 years after that. I know. It's pathetic, but that's how it worked out. It's like a problem you keep working over—or a memory you keep working over—until you resolve it somehow.
So, when people are asking, "What's your book about?", is that a hard question?
It shouldn't be, because on its surface, it's about a Manchego-like cheese. But to everybody who's read the title says, "Oh, you wrote a book about cheese," I want to say, Yeah, but also murder and history and storytelling and truth. I don't know.
But there is, at its heart, some good plot there. About cheese.
The story goes like this: In the 1980s, Ambrosio Molinos, a farmer and the hero of the book, decided to recover this old family recipe and made a cheese that somehow became world-famous. First, all these people in all these little villages across Spain ate it and remembered their mothers at their kitchen table serving this kind of cheese. Then, all these world leaders ate it and loved it. It's like Gabriel García Márquez; it's like magical realism. This guy in a little stable in a tiny village in the middle of nowhere makes something that the world thinks is completely poetic and magical and carries this idealism and this optimism that the world seems to be lacking. And somewhere during the course of this making of the cheese, it becomes so popular that he brings in other people to start a business, and he gets bamboozled. He gets bamboozled, and he loses his cheese. So this idealistic Castilian is left in complete despair and ends up plotting the murder of his best friend.
Amrbosio seems like a great story teller. I remember when he first enters the book and gives a soliloquy about how the modern man has lost the art of taking a shit—
The first time I met him, I was in Spain doing a piece about the chef Ferran Adria, and I took a side trip to meet Amrbosio—and to try this cheese of his. When I met him it was like I'd been struck by lightning. I was like, in a gape-mouthed stupor listening to this guy; I just was in love with everything he stood for and everything he was saying. He is the most compelling storyteller I've probably met in all my travels.
How many times did you visit Guzman?
Maybe 20. Between 15 and 20, including the summer I lived there.
How many hours of tape do you think you have?
Oh, man. I don't know: hundreds? And a lot of it was note-taking. And I had so many notebooks that I lost notebooks. I'm still finding stuff. That's how good my organizational skills are.
How many pages do you think you've written of this book?
I started five different drafts, and I got to page 150 on each and I stopped. So, well more than a thousand pages.
Why do you think it took so long to write?
In some ways it's this book of memories. Ambrosio's memories, of course: the greatest thing he ever did and the happiest time of his life, which was destroyed. But it is for me, too: we moved our family there. We had two children then—Leo was three and a half, and May turned one in the town of Guzmán. I think in my mind, maybe I confused the end of their childhood with putting an end on the book.
Plus, the fact that it turns out to be a book about everything—the Spanish Civil War, the slow food movement, story-telling, El Cid—
I love when people digress. I love it. I mean, don't you? I think the Spanish and Castilian way of telling stories is based on all these little trapdoors and allusions to other things. You can sit in someone's telling room [the rooms built into caves located in a hill on the northern boundary of Guzmán, where the people gather to eat, drink, and tell stories], and spend an entire day listening to someone tell a story, full of asides and footnotes. I feel like in a way, you get caught up in this house of mirrors. So the book—what I really hoped to do was reflect that. You know, all these stories, these histories, were very real to Ambrosio. In the book, El Cid is suddenly on his horse riding next to the car when I'm driving with Ambrosio, but in his mind—and in mine—it became true. And sometimes digression is the Castillian's way of saying what it is they're trying to really tell you. In Ambrosio's case, he had decided to kill his best friend, because he felt his best friend had betrayed him over this cheese, and his digressions reflected and refracted his true thoughts about that.


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SEREN: Sharing of Educational Resources in an Electronic Network
Ian Lovecy from Bangor University describes SEREN, a project from the Electronic Document Delivery section of the eLib programme. SEREN aims to provide the software to enable the Welsh HE community to maximise use of the library resource-base in Wales before turning to BLDSC and other suppliers.
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Final Score: Detroit 98, Orlando 94
Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Richard Hamilton doled out a career-best 14 assists and posted 29 points, as the Detroit Pistons got by the Orlando Magic, 98-94, at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
Tayshaun Prince finished with 20 points and Antonio McDyess notched 18 rebounds and 13 points for Detroit, which had a four-game win streak halted its last time out.
Rodney Stuckey and Kwame Brown chipped in 10 points apiece as the Pistons swept the season series (3-0) from Orlando with the win.
Rasheed Wallace left in the second quarter with a calf injury and did not return. Allen Iverson sat out his sixth consecutive game with a back problem.
Dwight Howard recorded 27 points, 14 boards and four blocks and Rashard Lewis ended with 21 points for the Southeast Division-leading Magic, who had a four- game win streak snapped.
Courtney Lee added 10 points in the loss.
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Jadeja, too, was among the wickets and had victims like Lendl Simmons, captain Sammy and Andre Russell. The left-arm spinner got the wickets of Simmons and Russell in the last over which was also the most expensive as he conceded 21 runs that included three sixes.
India had an easy target to chase, but they took it to the last over even as the crowd made its way out in the middle of the innings. Needing one from the last over, Yuvraj (10), who came after Kohli got out in the 18th, consumed two balls before getting out to a forced late cut that landed into the hands of slip fielder Gayle. Raina came in and complete the formalities with a single as India won with two deliveries to spare.


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By Elaine Lies TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's mainstream media were nearly unanimous on Saturday in predicting a cliffhanger parliamentary vote next week on bills to privatize Japan's postal system, making the possibility of snap elections ever more real.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some sophisticated new roadside bombs being used against U.S. and Iraqi troops are being designed in Iran and shipped from there, The New York Times reported on Saturday. Citing U.S.
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Currently, operations will be suspended only when they chalk up 24 demerit points.
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Since Jared Cano's Aug. 17 arrest for allegedly plotting to bomb Freedom High School in Tampa, Fla., a series of groups have cropped up on Facebook in support of the 17-year-old, including "Save Jared Cano" and "Support Jared Cano."
The largest by far is the "Free Jared Cano" group, with more than 700 "likes" on the evening of Aug. 18. Many of the comments on the page are critical of Cano's detailed plan to kill two school officials and 30 students with bombs on the first day of school next Tuesday.
Nevertheless, the Tampa Police Department is aware of the growing online community, and the dozens of commenters who support Cano -- and law enforcement is concerned it could indicate possible copycat offenders.
"My understanding is that folks that were responding on a Facebook page, supporting his position, they weren't seeing the gravity of his situation," said Maj. John Newman of the Tampa Police Department. "The investigation, with exception of arrest, is far from complete. We want to make sure he was operating by himself and there are no copycats out there. We're looking at every possible lead."
Jay Reeve, a clinical psychologist and assistant professor of psychology at Florida State University, said a Facebook page glamorizing or popularizing Cano's actions could increase the possibility of copycats, similar to the way Cano was attempting to replicate the efforts of Columbine High School shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.
"I think there could be some serious consequences to that depiction of Jarod as someone who did something who garnered attention from peers," Reeve said. "You could predict that someone is going to emulate that."
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Tampa Police Chief Jane Castor told reporters Wednesday that investigators recovered bomb-making material from Cano's home, including fuses, timers, shrapnel, accelerant and plastic tubing. No firearms were found in his family's apartment, police said.
They also found a manifesto that detailed minute-by-minute plans for the purported attack, including specifications about where he apparently planned to place bomb in Freedom High School, from which he had been expelled in March 2010.
Police said Cano's manifesto specified his goal of surpassing the number of students who were killed and injured during the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, in which 12 students and one teacher were killed and another 24 were wounded.
He has since been charged with threatening to throw, project, place or discharge a destructive device. He also faces charges for possession of bomb-making materials, cultivation of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana.
Tampa Police said that they had "red-flagged" Cano since his first run-in with the law in 2007, when he was arrested for breaking and entering into a vehicle.
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Turquoise jewelry is making a big impact in the fashion world and SilverTribe.com is announcing big discounts on popular new items.
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) August 23, 2012
Turquoise jewelry is continuing to be in high demand and a leading online retailer announced it is offering discounts on the latest items to hit the store.
SilverTribe.com is known for carrying a massive collection of Native American jewelry and art inspired by Southwest Indian tribes such as the Navajo, Hopi and Zuni.
"We're pleased to announce that our visitors will have access to the leading styles of turquoise jewelry at prices far below the industry average," said Chris Anderson, SilverTribe's spokesperson. "We're encouraging anyone to drop by and discover what makes us the online leader in Native American jewelry and art."
The materials and stones used are not only beautiful; they also hold immense historical and spiritual significance to the tribes of the American Southwest. For instance, the Navajo culture has regarded the turquoise stone as precious since prehistoric times. An important mythical figure known as Turquoise Boy played an important role in the Navajo creation story.
Today, the tribe uses the stone in stunning jewelry designs, such as the squash blossom necklace as well as intricate pendants and belt buckles.
SilverTribe also carries styles inspired by the Zuni Tribe, which is known for dazzling displays of color and perfection of the inlay technique. Turquoise, opal, coral and other materials are used to make detailed mosaics featured on sterling silver bracelets, necklaces and pendants.
"The diversity and originality of these artists has helped make American Indian jewelry a timeless style that never falls out of fashion," Anderson said. "We're excited to have the opportunity to offer so many styles to our customers."
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Rico was found incompetent to stand trial last August after meetings with a clinical psychologist. In January, it was determined that Rico was actually able to stand trial, which took place today.
The Sweetwater High School Mustang Band participated in the UIL Region Solo and Ensemble Contest at Abilene High School. Sweetwater earned more solo medals than any other AAA, AA or A school at the competition. Twenty student musicians made 1's on their solos.
The Sweetwater Fire Department held its annual MDA lockup on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. Over 15 volunteers were locked up until they could raise their bond in donations. Sweetwater Healthcare Center administrator, Leslie Lane (right) was bailed out of MDA jail. She is seen accepting donation for MDAÂ from Cowboy Pump and Supply representative Tommy Coons (left). The proceeds from the event benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association and local families.
A national initiative will be commemorated locally on Friday, March 2, as Southeast Elementary School will take part in the NEA (National Education Association) Read Across America Day, a joint celebration of reading as well as the birthday of children's literature legend Dr. Seuss.
Incepted in May 1997, an NEA small reading task force created the idea with the basis of celebrating reading in the same excited manner of football and character building. Thus, the first Read Across America day took place on March 2, 1998, with the group choosing the date to honor Dr. Seuss' birthday.
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Uses a combination of sodium lactate and lactic acid which assists in attracting and retaining moisture within the structure of the skin. This enables the rapid restoration of hard, cracked skin and sees the return of soft, suppler skin. Designed to be gentle on the skin, it is lanolin free, fragrance and colour free and is formulated by dermatologists.
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Best in Beauty 2014 - My feet loves it!
By far the most amazing foot cream I have come across! It works like a miracle! Its fragrance free and has a thick rich texture. With regular use, I have seen immense improvement in my cracked feet and it looks and feels baby soft. I don't mind the smell as long as it keeps my soles protected and moisturised.
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What's that funky smell!?
Haha, maybe it's just me, but whenever I use this, it smells funky. Like feet, but 10x worse. And no, it's not me - it's the cream! But I'm not complaining. It works a treat. It's thick. Like hard butter out of the fridge. But it melts effortlessly when in contact with warm skin. The tube is nice and big and very squeezey, so you'll be able to extract every last bit. It works wonders too! Money well spent, I say!
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I have noticed a great improvement in my heel since i have started using this balm. Its thick in consistency yet non greasy and absorbs easily into the skin. My heels have become more smoother, all the dry rough skin is gone. The cracks are filled and my feet looks beautiful. I often use it on hands too and it makes them soft and supple.
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During the Summer months my heels are a right off! The weather always cracks my heels :( This is of thick consistency and I used it only in the evening after shower just before bed. I used cotton socks over the balm as I did not want to change my bed sheets again. The cotton socks were amazing with the product. My heels look like they have been to a podiatrist :)
A must for everyone with the cracked heel problem - very nourishing. Use twice per week. Fantastic product.
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Rating: Sep 7, 2012 10:44am
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Firstly, I love the packaging. I remember seeing this balm on the shelf years ago looking a bit tired, but this new packaging is far more inviting.
I brought this balm after a search for something to give my feet some TLC. Before baby, I had more time for pedi's and foot soaks but now I don't squeeze them in as often. This balm is that wonderful solution. It's a really thick consistency so I have been (especially on the cold nights) lathering it on my feet and popping some socks on and jumping into bed. Letting it do it's magic overnight. The rough skin around my soles has softened, making wearing thongs a lot nicer.
Rub it in and put some socks on to let your feet soak in the moisture.
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Rating: Mar 24, 2012 3:09pm
I have very dry feet as I'm constantly in the pool. One day after work they were starting to sting and I found this in my mums cupboard. It is fantastic! It's really thick, non-greasy and I could feel the difference straight away. It absorbed easy and I'm going to go buy my own tube! I don't really have cracked heels, but used it on my whole foot and it was fantastic. I would have given it 5 stars but I didn't like the smell.
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Rating: Mar 11, 2011 5:05pm
This foot cream really gets down to business and moisturisers your feet.
Its very thick in consistency and works really well.
I love it heaps.
I rub the cream on my feet, mainly the soles of my feet and then pop on a pair of socks and go to bed and within 2 days my feet feel amazing.
Really good to put socks on after you apply the cream.
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Rating: Jul 17, 2010 1:25pm
This is a nice product to use. I would have to say that i had to give my feet other treatments before i got them back to respectable but once they were not so dry and cracked i used this product every second night just to keep up the moisture to my feet. It is not greasy like some and is gental on cracks in your feet so it doesnt sting. Keeps your feet really nice when used often
Rating: Mar 19, 2010 3:00pm
it's ok but not the best
i must admit this product is not so greasy as it's competitiors and the fact it's made by QV is good, but it is not as effective. I found that it took a very long time for it to work. I will be going back to the brand Eulactol after I finish this tube
Rating: Dec 24, 2009 8:26am
Ees good.
It works, but like many other reviewers before me have said, it requires consistent application and patience for the results to yield. An odourless, balmy paste that gives a nice smooth texture to my soles though I have to admit I've tried better brands for similar prices. Worth trying out; not worth repurchasing.
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On the tail end of what has been one of the more emotional offseasons in recent program history, the Lady Rebels' court general is just ready to put everything that has happened in the past and get out on the court for the first time. (November 9, 2012, Page 8A)
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Richmond County Sheriff's Deputy Cory Jones parked his patrol car across from the school Monday morning as students arrived for their first day of class, and was there again for afternoon dismissal.
"It's been pretty good," Jones said. "This is the same traffic pattern they've had every year since I've been here. The parents are very familiar with it and it's gone very well today. I only noticed a problem with some of the kids from the high school."
Richmond Senior High School's Washington Street entrance is a little more than one mile northeast of the elementary school, and students allowed to drive their cars to school should be extra careful on the road, Jones said.
Allen said the buses arrived safely and with no major delays Monday morning.
"There have been no problems this afternoon," Allen said as she monitored students on their way from the building to the bright yellow buses lined up along the circle. "We're planning to continue this way throughout the year."
Another sheriff's deputy was stationed across the street from the Richmond County Ninth Grade Academy on County Home Road, where traffic also appeared to be moving along safely at dismissal time.
1st Sgt. A.K. Dietrich of the North Carolina Highway Patrol said it is important for drivers to be extra cautious as students return to school, not only because of teenage drivers on the roads but also because of the movement of school buses.
State troopers say drivers should remember that on two-lane roads with or without center turning lanes, all traffic from both directions must stop when a school bus has its stop arm extended. Drivers in both directions must also stop on four-lane roads without a median.
On divided highways with four or more lanes with a median and on roads with four or more lanes separated by a turning lane, only traffic following the bus must stop.
Rules for encounters with school buses can be found by visiting www.ncbussafety.org.
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- Full-day Istanbul sightseeing tour with an expert guide and lunch included
- Visit Hagia Sophia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and marvel at its Ottoman and Byzantine architecture
- Walk around the Blue Mosque and then visit Topkapi Palace
- Pass top Istanbul attractions like the Hippodrome and the Golden Horn
- Explore the Grand Bazaar
- Transport by luxury air-conditioned coach
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Continue to the nearby Blue Mosque, passing Istanbul Hippodrome on the way. Chariot races were held here at the time of the Ottoman Empire, and it gained a reputation as the hub of sporting and political activity in the city. Before entering the mosque, stop for photos and gaze in admiration at its six minarets that provide an iconic backdrop to Istanbul's cityscape. Then head inside to marvel at its ceiling, adorned with bright blue Iznik tiles that attribute to the mosque's name.
Prepare for an assault on your senses at the nearby Grand Bazaar as you browse the bustling shops and stalls that spill out into its frankincense-scented lanes. Pedaling everything from Turkish carpets to kebabs, this frantic market can be daunting to visitors, so let your guide show off its highlights while you soak up its ambiance.
Stop for lunch in a local restaurant, and then travel by coach to Topkapi Palace – one of the world's oldest and biggest palaces. Now a significant museum, the palace seems to drip with dazzling ornamentation and artifacts at every turn. Explore its courtyards with your guide, and learn about the sultans and their harems that lived here from the 15th century.
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Syrian troops advance in central city of Homs
BEIRUT Backed by warplanes, Syrian government troops pushed Thursday into the central districts of the city of Homs in an effort to oust rebels from the country's third largest urban center, activists said.
The regime pounded rebel-held districts with artillery and carried out at least one airstrike on a residential neighborhood, killing seven people, four of them children, said the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
President Bashar Assad's troops regained control of the Wadi Sayeh district in the center of Homs early Thursday morning, the Observatory said. The neighborhood is strategically important for the government as its forces try to dislodge opposition fighters from several central districts that have been under rebel control for more than a year.
In the northern city of Aleppo, rebels overran the headquarters of Assad's anti-terrorism forces, according to the Aleppo Media Center activists group. The building's capture was the latest in a string of rebel victories in Syria's largest city, where opposition fighters are trying to expand their hold.
The building is located near the central prison where many of Assad's opponents, activists and their family members are believed to be held. Rebel fighters have for weeks battled government troops in the area in an attempt to storm the facility and free the prisoners.
Both Homs and Aleppo, along with the capital of Damascus, have been key battlegrounds in the country's conflict, which is now in its third year and has claimed more than 70,000 lives. In the past year, the fighting has taken increasingly sectarian overtones. Members of Syria's Sunni Muslim majority dominate the ranks of the rebels fighting to topple Assad's regime, made up mostly of the minority Alawite sect - an offshoot group of Shiite Islam that the president's family also belongs to.
The Observatory, which relies on a network of activists on the ground, said regime jets also hit the northern city of Raqqa, killing eight people there on Thursday. In early March, Raqqa became the first urban center to fall entirely under rebel control.
Also Thursday, fierce clashes broke out near the coastal town of Banias, the Observatory said, adding that at least six government soldiers were killed in the fighting and 20 other were wounded. Banias is a predominantly Sunni town on the Mediterranean, although the broader coastal area is an Alawite heartland.
The Syrian conflict started with largely peaceful protests against Assad's regime in the impoverished suburbs of the major cities, but quickly spread around the country, descending into a full-scale civil war.
In recent weeks, government forces have been on a counter offensive to reverse rebel gains in and around Aleppo, where the opposition controls whole neighborhoods and large swaths of land around the city.
The army has also conducted massive sweeps through opposition strongholds around Damascus to oust rebels from their enclaves, from where they are increasingly threatening the capital, the seat of Assad's power.
Regaining full control of Homs would be a psychological blow to the opposition, which considers the city a symbol of Syria's uprising, inspired by other Arab Spring revolts against authoritarian rulers around the Middle East.


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Hundreds join funeral for Bohol's 2nd district congressman
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TAGBILARAN CITY—At least 3,000 people bid farewell to Rep. Erico Aumentado of Bohol's 2nd district, who died on Christmas following a battle with pneumonia.
St. Joseph Cathedral here was filled with supporters—many of whom came from the different towns of Bohol—to hear Mass for Aumentado, who was also governor for three terms before he was elected congressman in 2010.
From St. Joseph, his body was brought to Victoria Memorial Park in Tagbilaran, where he was given a 21-gun salute by the Armed Forces of the Philippines before he was buried past 4 p.m. on Saturday.
More than 200 supporters wore white shirts printed with the words, "We love you Congressman Erico Aumentado."
The congressman's family members were clad in white.
Aumentado is survived by his wife, Peregrina Adlaon Cabagnot-Aumentado, three sons, five daughters, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
His family was touched by the outpouring of sympathy shown by Boholanos to the congressman.
"Erico Aumentado was not only a father and grandfather to his family but also a father and a grandfather to the province," said Jiselle Rae Villamor, Aumentado's granddaughter.
She said she was thankful to her grandfather for showing how to lead a virtuous life and to be prayerful.
Aumentado, 72, died at St. Luke's Medical Center in Global City at 8:37 p.m. on Dec. 25 due to pneumonia.
His body was brought to the House of Representatives on Dec. 27 for a necrological service before he was flown back to his hometown in Tagbilaran on Dec. 29.
Aumentado's remains were also brought to different towns along the circumferential road, which is one of the projects he initiated that boosted the province's tourism.
At 9 a.m. on Saturday, Aumentado was brought to the provincial capitol from Bohol Cultural Center and was given a Gawad sa Kaunlaran award and plague of recognition from the AFP. It was during his term as governor when Bohol was declared insurgency free in 2010.
From the capitol, the congressman's black coffin was placed on a hearse for a funeral procession around Rizal Park to St. Joseph Cathedral.
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In a little hot oil brown the pigeons all over. Place the thyme in the cavity of the pigeon then place the bacon over the pigeon breasts and season. Put the pigeons into the oven (200C) for 12-15 minutes, then remove and allow them cool to a temperature were they can be handled safely.
Cut off the breasts and legs whole, cutting the legs thhrough the joint and retaining the thighs, chop the carcass and drumsticks and place in a saucepan with the thyme and bacon. Add the carrot, onion, stick celery, smashed garlic and bay leaf. Stir to brown the ingredients and then add beef stock, red wine and a tablespoon of redcurrant jelly. Cook for 20 minutes then push through a fine sieve and thicken with arrowroot or a corn flour paste.
Return the pigeon breast and thighs to the sauce to warm through and then season and add a few fresh redcurrants.
Slice the breasts if required and serve with the thighs on buttered wide Italian style noodles, sprinkle with chopped parsley.
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Tennis program resumes in August at Greater Naples YMCA
Tennis is again part of the fitness program at the Greater Naples YMCA under the direction of Tim Bauer, the Y's new head tennis professional.
Since 1992, Bauer has been a professional tennis coach, working with players on the ATP and WTA tours. His work in the professional ranks has taken him to Wimbledon, the French Open and five U.S. Opens. As the former head coach of Michigan State University's women's tennis program, Bauer helped take the team to a national ranking of 62 – the highest in the school's history. He previously served as assistant coach at Florida State University and has been teaching kids through a Nike-sponsored tennis camp.
"The more we talked with Tim, the more it became clear that his philosophy matches the YMCA's values," said Paul Thein, president and CEO of the Greater Naples YMCA. "Tim is obviously a high-level tennis player and coach, and he views tennis as we do – as a way to reach kids and get them involved in a fun fitness program."
Bauer officially begins his new position Aug. 16.
Thein, who joined the Y earlier this year, has been utilizing his past experience in athletics and sports management to help steer the Y toward a healthier environment by incorporating new wellness and fitness initiatives – now including the re-introduction of the tennis program starting Aug. 1.
"Our Y's tennis program used to be thriving," said Thein. "It had been subcontracted out to a variety of private tennis vendors in recent years. This past spring, the Y leadership took a fresh approach and studied the benefits of adding tennis to the Y membership. After an intense analysis, bringing tennis back under our umbrella seemed natural.
"The YMCA's three pillars focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility," said Thein. "The sport of tennis is a lifelong activity that we can use to teach important core values to our youth. Our evaluation kept leading us back to adopting tennis as part of our membership structure, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have Tim lead the way."
Bauer earned master's degrees in sport psychology and motor learning from Furman University and was a member of four Southern Conference Championships teams. Bauer is also a three-time Academic All-Southern Conference selection.
Thein explained that subcontracting programs became a short-term approach to addressing the Y's heavy debt load several years ago. "We now have an aggressive debt-reduction program underway," said Thein. "We've restored our summer camp youth programs, and our after school activities will be reinstated in the fall. We're excited about the future of the Greater Naples Y."
The Greater Naples YMCA is one of Collier County's leading nonprofits. Across the U.S., 2,687 Y's engage 21 million men, women and children – regardless of age, income or background – to nurture the potential of children and teens, improve the nation's health and well-being, and provide opportunities to give back and support neighbors. Anchored in more than 10,000 communities, the Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence to deliver lasting personal and social change.
To learn more, call the Greater Naples YMCA at 239-597-3148, or visit www.greaternaplesymca.org.
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In their new roles, both Watts and John will work across all of LBi's clients with a brief to improve the quality of the creative and simplify the ideas generation process.
Watts joined LBi in 2007 from M&C Saatchi. Before that, he worked at Arc. John has been at LBi for a year and has previously worked at Lowe and Publicis Mojo.
Chris Clarke, the global executive creative director of LBi, said: "Matt and Dan are among the most talented creatives I've worked with and both were instrumental in recent wins like Etihad and Electrolux."
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