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Notice - Landlord to tenant on a periodic tenancy (England)
Am I correct in thinking that our landlord is required to give us 2 months' notice if they want us to leave the flat we are renting under a (now) periodic tenancy? I'm in London. [more inside]
UK Print shops
Is there a UK equivalent to Kinkos/FedEx Office? [more inside]
Traditional Bonfire Night?
We're going to be in London for Guy Fawkes Night this year and we're hoping to find an actual bonfire within an hour or so from the city by train. [more inside]
Unexpectedly free for a night in London — suggestions for what to do?
I'm in London on business, I had plans tonight, they fell through. I'm leaving tomorrow morning, not too early, so I can stay out a bit. What should I do with myself? [more inside]
Itinerary ideas: England, the second visit.
I'll be in London for a party & wedding over two weekends, and need ideas for domestic travel during the week in between, and the few days after. I've been to UK before, but all i've really seen is central london, Oxford, and Stonehenge. (i'll be clearer about my schedule and needs after the jump!) [more inside]
Tell me of your homeworld, Britons
Travelling to London next week. Need advice on packing for the weather. [more inside]
[Book Recommendation Filter] A comprehensive history of Savile Row
I'm looking for book recommendations for thorough, engaging, and rigorous histories of Savile Row tailoring and/or books that talk about the history and philosophy of fine men's tailoring and dress. I'm not averse to books with technical information, as well as historical and cultural information. Thank you!
Seeing London, finally.
Asking for a friend: Older American couple is visiting London for the first time. They're having a hard time figuring out travel agencies / DIY internet bookings. Can you make some recommendations? [more inside]
Pimms, laptop, leather, willow...
I've got a few Fridays free this summer that will coincide with Ashes matches. Where are some good spots to watch the cricket in London? [more inside]
Eating well in Europe -- England, France, and Italy edition
It's happening!! Mr. Concolora and I are flying out to London tomorrow to start our three week tenth wedding anniversary European extravanganza and I'm about to pop with excitement. We're going to be in London, Paris, Dijon, Verona, Vicenza, Venice, and Rome and we'd love some recommendations on where to eat. Snowflakes inside! [more inside]
Tips and advice for a trip to London and Paris
I finally saved up enough flyer miles for a flight to Europe and I am super excited since I've never been. I'm planning on a week in London and then a week in Paris, advice for things to do while I'm there would be much appreciated. [more inside]
London, England in 8 hours or less!
What is the best way to spend an 8 hour stopover in London England for a family that has never been there before? [more inside]
Fun things to do in London in December in 2012?
Tell someone who's pretty familiar with London what there is to do between December 20 and the first week of January. [more inside]
Burlesque training in South-East England: where and how much?
How much training is required in order to become a credible burlesque performer? [more inside]
Good London neighborhoods to stay and eat in for someone traveling alone?
Visiting London for the first time, alone - Have any recommendations as to where to stay or eat comfortably? [more inside]
Can Americans rent motorcycles in England?
I am an American taking a trip to London in late March, and I want to rent a motorcycle to use for a day of riding enjoyment. Is this allowed by English law, and if so where can I look to rent a bike? [more inside]
Buying men's clothes in London
Where should I shop for men's clothing in London for an office job? And what should I wear? [more inside]
Letting agency for East London?
I am moving to London to start a new job next week/week after and finding my room/studio search hampered by squatters and wire transfer fraudsters. Can you recommend a letting agency for East London?
Why were so many black people involved in the England rioting?
Awkward Filter: Why were the recent UK riots/looting seemingly dominated by black people? [more inside]
What's a girl to do?
Travel rec's!!! I have a ten hour layover in Reykjavik - what should I do??? Also - I have a getaway weekend in London - where should I go??? [more inside]
Been hit by a bus... What next?
This morning I was hit by a bus while cycling to work. I'm not badly hurt but currently in hospital waiting to have my shoulder checked and cuts cleaned out. I'm in London, England. The bus driver was 100% to blame. The police have taken a statement from me and I have two phone numbers from witnesses. What should I be doing now to make sure I receive adequate compensation and the driver is dealt with appropriately?
I need a turtle, quick!
Where can I buy a box turtle in London, UK? [more inside]
What show(s) should I see in London?
I will be in London on business in late April, and would like to see at least one play or musical while I'm there. Can you please recommend a good (or critically-acclaimed) play or musical, or a website where I can find recommendations? I'll be there alone and will be looking for individual tickets - is it likely I'll be able to get singles for sold-out shows on the day of? Thanks for your help!
Can you recommend any unknown gems for a romantic getaway outside of London by car (2-3 hours drive)?
Can you recommend any unknown gems for a romantic getaway outside of London by car (2-3 hours drive)? [more inside]
Easiest way to use a US iPhone 4 in the UK?
I'm studying abroad in London next semester, and I'd like to use my iPhone 4 while I'm there. I need some help figuring out how to jailbreak and unlock my phone, and what UK plan to use when I get there. [more inside]
Where to watch the NFL in Oxford
Where can I watch American football (NFL) in Oxford, England (or London, for that matter)? [more inside]
Which direction should we travel? Into Rome, out of London or vice-versa?
In general, for a family vacation, would it be easier to fly into Rome Fiumicino and out of London Heathrow, or fly into England and out of Italy? [more inside]
What are the most popular, clichéd touristy things to do in London?
What are the most popular, clichéd touristy things to do in London? You know, like posing with the Queen's guards, taking a ride in the Eye, and eating fish and chips.
Is it possible to get tickets for a cricket match at The Oval in London?
I really want to get two tickets to the third day of the third test between England and Pakistan at the Oval (in London). The only tickets on public sale are in the premium section at £100ish each. Any cricket fans know if there's likely to be another release of tickets nearer the time, or whether there's any other legitimate avenue for buying tickets?
How to get tickets to EPL game on Boxing Day?
Best way to secure Boxing Day EPL tickets? [more inside]
Yeah well we're Americans and that's the time off we get.
My SO and I are planning on taking about 9 days for a vacation and would like to spend about 3 days in London and 4 in Istanbul (plus travel time to and from New York). [more inside]
Want to visit England and Germany this summer
Is it too late to take a trip to Europe this summer from the US? [more inside]
How's the job market for C++ Software Engineers in the UK?
How's the job market for C++ Software Engineers in the UK? [more inside]
Dream Vacay without the fiance
I am getting married in early July. I was offered a month long, all expenses paid trip to London for the month of May by my job. My fiance will have to work and can't go with me. She is not thrilled by the idea. [more inside]
What are some interesting ways to go from the UK to France?
What are some interesting ways to go from the UK to France? [more inside]
What to do in Dublin / Wexford / Hay-on-Wye / Hereford / London?
Traveling through Ireland, Wales, and England next week, with essentially ONE day each in Dublin, Wexford, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, and London. Anything off the beaten path that we should check out? [more inside]
Where to buy a cheapish rangefinder camera (film) in Madrid or London
I'm in Madrid this semester, and would like to pick up an old rangefinder camera (film) or similar for around 20 euros. Is digging around antique shops and similar my best bet? Do you know a place? Or are there actually some not-terribly-expensive used camera shops in this big pretty city? Are there secondhand shops/thrift stores at all in this town? Aware of El Rastro, tried once with no luck and will probably try again Sunday. I'll also be in London next weekend and am not opposed to buying it there if you know a place. [more inside]
How to be an au pair abroad
I'm thinking about working as a nanny in England for a year or so. I'm a twenty-one-year-old American woman with a few years of experience with kids as a teacher's assistance and tutor. Anybody know a good way I could start looking for a position from the U.S.? [more inside]
Not exactly escargots
Where can I find live snails in London or not very far away? [more inside]
Youth hostel in London?
I'm going to London for a week in August. Can you recommend a good hostel for a young traveler type who wants to meet other travelers and have a good time? [more inside]
so much for any nightclubbing (that's actually a relief, truth be told)
Traveling to London / Oxford on July 2nd. Tore some ankle ligaments 6 days ago. Looking for advice on the next few days of recovery, and traveling with crutches. [more inside]
Is the London Pass worth getting?
Is the London Pass worth the price, for tourists who will be in London for six days? [more inside]
Give me London in five days or less.
London trip - recommendations? [more inside]
"Time Out London". . . in Chicago?
Can I buy a current copies of Time Out London magazine in the western suburbs of Chicago? (Borders Books, Barnes & Noble, etc.?) I know about the web site.
I want to buy some money
Where can I get five crisp Canadian $5 bills in London, England? [more inside]
London, Dublin, Cork, Here I come!
TravelFilter: Things to do in London, Dublin, Cork. Places to stay in Dublin and Cork. Indian Restaurant recommendations in London. General restaurant recommendations for either London, Dublin, or Cork [more inside]
Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall
Tell me some indie/punk shows/venues I MUST see in England/Amsterdam/France/Spain (but mainly England) this fall (mid-August through October). [more inside]
London+England trasportantion, baggage shipping and hotel chains
London+England transportation/extra baggage shipping / hotel chains questions. A minor question about Scotland as well. [more inside]
Who will clean my (suede) bag?
I've got a great new suede laptop bag, which I managed to get very very dirty last night (long story). Where should I go to get it cleaned? Dry cleaners around where I live say they don't do bags, and searching the yellow pages has proved fruitless.
What about London should I map?
What about London should I map? [more inside]
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New and updated iPhone and iPad apps for Wednesday, October 5 [giveaway]
Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!
Meteoric Download Manager (giveaway): If you wish you had a good means of download files of all kinds to your iPhone, problem solved. [$1.99 for iPhone - App Store link]
Tab Pro: Combines all the benefits of tried-and-true musical tablature with the most advanced interactive technology. Who says that a music education has to be boring? Tab Pro allows you to play along with your favorite song as you learn, ensuring that you are truly keeping perfect time. [$3.99 for iPhone - App Store link]
Swarovski Refract: Create unique audio visual compositions that you can share, edit and play live. [Free for iPhone and iPad - App Store link]
Bubble Birds HD 2.0: Match three or more birds of the same color to remove them from the field and score as many points as possible. Now with a new design, levels and characters will make the game more fun and cool. [Free for iPhone and iPad - App Store link]
Professional Darts Championship: Create your own darts player and take on the world in both single player and multiplayer. Compete in tournaments, take on the challenge mode or simply play a one off match. [$1.99 for iPhone and iPad - App Store link]
The good folks at Digital Poke have given us 5 promo codes for Meteoric Download Manager to giveaway! For a chance to win, just leave a comment below!
Any other big app or game releases or updates today?
Have an app you'd love to see featured on TiPb? Email us at email@example.com, tell us about your app (include an iTunes link), and we'll take a look.
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New and updated iPhone and iPad apps for Wednesday, October 5 [giveaway]
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Would love a promo code for MDM!
I will always try something if it's free... well, not always I guess... but I would try MDM.
I want one
I'd love one, please!!
hope i get it!!
A promo code would be a great way to brighten my day. Thank you in advance.
Would love to try the app, thanks for the opportunity!
Winning would Brighten my day in rainy so cal!!
This app looks sweet!
"a comment below!"
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The $50 million makeover of the main runway at Charleston International Airport is nearly complete.
After nearly a year of being closed, the 9,000-foot-long airstrip should be completed by July 8, according to airport officials. A ribbon-cutting ceremony could take place either July 22 or July 24.
The Air Force owns the main and secondary runways. It shares them with the state's busiest airport.
The project was originally set to be completed by the end of May, but construction delays held it up. Portions of the main runway were built during the 1940s, and they were nearing the end of their lifespan, according to the Air Force.
During construction, all 132 commercial flights per day and about 25 military flights per day were diverted to the secondary 7,000-foot-long runway, which underwent its own facelift in 2009 and 2010. The latest project had minimal impact on air traffic.
Boeing Co. also uses the runways for both its South Carolina-made 787 Dreamliners and for the 747 cargo jets that ferry 787 parts.
Code camp
Today marks the first day that some new revisions to the International Residential Code, take effect, a move that eill change the way homes are built.
Construction firms and other interested parties who want to get up speed on the new rules have a chance this week to learn about the changes and the impact they will have on the industry. It comes courtesy of the Charleston Home Builders Association. The group is holding an information session Tuesday in council chambers at North Charleston City Hall. The free event runs from 1 to 3 p.m.
In need of approval
It's a date: In three weeks and three days, shareholders will get together to vote to approve or reject the proposed merger between two of the state's biggest and oldest banks.
First Federal of Charleston parent First Financial Holdings Inc. and SCBT Financial Corp. have scheduled separate events for July 24 to tally the ayes and nays.
First Financial stockholders will meet at the company's North Charleston headquarters at 2440 Mall Drive at 2 p.m. SCBT investors will convene at the same time at 520 Gervais St. in Columbia.
The companies announced the roughly $300 million deal in February, saying they are pairing up to accelerate growth, cut costs and build scale. They hope to complete the tax-free stock exchange in the third quarter. The deal will create the fifth-largest lender in South Carolina based on deposits. The boards of the companies already have approved the acquisition.
Meanwhile, smaller rival Bank of South Carolina alluded to the deal while announcing its 12 cents per share quarterly dividend Thursday. It also claimed some fresh bragging rights.
"With recent merger announcements of market competitors, the Bank of South Carolina will be the senior bank headquartered in Charleston," CEO Fleetwood S. Hassell said in a statement. "This, we plan to remain."
Teetering on a sale?
The speculation about the expected sale of regional grocery chain Harris Teeter is churning again.
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Cerberus Capital Management has made a bid on the Matthews, N.C.-based upper-tier supermarket operator, which has seven stores in the Charleston area.
Harris Teeter, a publicly traded company with about 210 locations, has been exploring a potential sale for months with the help of investment bankers at J.P. Morgan. On May 8, the company said it is in discussions with "certain parties" about strategic alternatives but that it is unknown whether the talks will result in a deal.
The company is not talking about the sale process.
Locally, Harris Teeter operates four stores in Mount Pleasant, two in Charleston and one on James Island. A new North Charleston store will be near Wescott Plantation on Dorchester Road.
Citing an unidentified person familiar with the matter, the Journal reported that Cerberus is considering a structure under which a part of the grocer would remain publicly traded. The buyout shop earlier this year acquired several mostly down-market supermarkets from Supervalu Inc. and plans to grow that business.
Southern lodging
Southern Living magazine has picked three upscale South Carolina lodgings as charter members of its newest club.
The Time Inc. monthly is introducing the Southern Living Hotel Collection, a small, curated group of independent, four- and five-star level hotels, resorts and inns that span 18 Southern states and offer authentic Southern hospitality.
Two of the first 15 hotels are in Charleston. They are the John Rutledge House Inn and the Wentworth Mansion, both part of Charming Inns. Another national favorite from South Carolina, The Inn at Palmetto Bluff in Bluffton, also made the inaugural list.
The collection is by invitation only. The magazine will continue to add properties over the coming years until the list reaches up to 100 locations.
A new web site — SouthernLivingHotelCollection.com — is scheduled to go live today featuring all of the properties in the collection and highlighting why they were chosen.
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Gear Review
a great all around shoe
The 5.10 Guides are a nice looking shoe that I have worn for a couple of weeks off and on. They are comfortable for everyday wear deepening on what you are doing; there are times when you really notice the lack of padding. I'd have to say there still a good shoe that I will continue to wear.
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In a statement creator-producer-host Siegel said, "The star power that we're getting every week at The Ballyhoo, both on stage and in the audience, is really putting this show on the map. Among the stars that have already performed in the month-and-a-half that we've been running have included Alice Ripley, Larry Gatlin, Alan Campbell, Lauren Kennedy, Marilyn Maye, and now Barbara Walsh this coming Thursday. Among the celebrities that have come in to see the show have been Clive Davis (Sony Records), Angela Bassett, Courtney Vance, Kim Cattrall, Laila Robins, and many others. It has been, in a word, exciting!"
Feinstein's is located at 540 Park Avenue at 61st Street in New York City.
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Chapter 6 Conveyance & Transportation Issues
Taking Animals & Animal Products across International Borders
CDC restricts the importation of animals, vectors, and products, such as trophies, that may pose an infectious disease threat to humans. These restrictions apply to some pets, such as dogs and cats, as well as turtles, nonhuman primates, African rodents, civets, and bats, as well as products made from these animals (see www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/index.html). Animals taken out of the United States are subject, upon return, to the same regulations as those entering for the first time.
In addition to CDC, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) have jurisdiction over the importation of some animals into the United States. States may also have additional restrictions on the importation of animals.
CDC regulations do not require general health certificates for animals (including dogs or cats) entering the United States. However, health certificates may be required for entry of animals into some states and may be required by airlines in order to transport animals. Before departure, travelers should check with the public health veterinarian in their destination state and with the airline for any certificate requirements.
Dogs are subject to inspection and may be denied entry into the United States if they have evidence of an infectious disease that can be transmitted to humans or if they have not been vaccinated against rabies. If a dog appears to be ill, further examination by a licensed veterinarian, at the owner's expense, may be required before it is released for official entry into the United States.
Rabies vaccination is required for all dogs entering the United States from a country where rabies is present. Unless a dog is being imported from a country considered "rabies-free" by the World Health Organization (Table 3–14), it must be accompanied by a current, valid rabies vaccination certificate that includes the following information:
- The breed, sex, age, color, markings, and other identifying information for the dog
- Date of rabies vaccination
- Signature of a licensed veterinarian
- Date of expiration of vaccination (Rabies certificates have expiration dates that range from 1 to 3 years from the date of vaccination, depending on the type of vaccine given.)
Dogs must be ≥3 months old before getting a rabies vaccine for the first time. Since it takes 30 days for the vaccine to take effect, dogs must have had their first rabies vaccination ≥30 days prior to arrival.
- If dogs arrive in the United States unvaccinated, CDC requires that they receive a rabies vaccine within 4 days of arrival at their final US destination and within 10 days of entry into the United States. They must be confined for the 30-day period until the vaccination takes effect.
- If dogs arrive that have received their first rabies vaccine <30 days before arrival, CDC requires that the dogs be confined for the remainder of the 30-day period.
- Older dogs that have had prior rabies vaccination may be given a rabies vaccine up to the day of travel. Dogs that arrive in the United States with an expired rabies vaccination must be confined until they are revaccinated.
Dogs that do not meet CDC's rabies vaccination requirement may enter the United States only if the importer or owner completes a legal document called a confinement agreement. A copy of the confinement agreement (CDC Form 75.37) can be found on the CDC website at www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/dogs.html. By signing a confinement agreement, the importer or owner promises to confine the animal until it is fully vaccinated against rabies. Confinement agreements must be completed for:
- Dogs not accompanied by a current, valid rabies certificate
- Dogs <4 months of age
- Dogs that received their first rabies vaccination <30 days prior to arrival in the United States
Confinement is defined as isolation away from people and other animals, except for contact necessary for the dog's care. Conditions of the confinement agreement are as follows:
- The dog must be kept confined at a place of the owner's choosing, including the owner's home, until a rabies vaccination has been obtained, until 30 days have passed since vaccination, or both (depending on whether it is the dog's first rabies vaccine).
- If the dog is allowed out of its enclosure, the owner must muzzle the dog and use a leash.
- The dog may not be sold or transferred from the responsibility of the importer during the confinement period.
Routine rabies vaccination of dogs is recommended in the United States and required by most state and local health authorities. Check with state authorities at the final destination to determine any state requirements for rabies vaccination. State-specific information is found at www.aphis.usda.gov/import_export/animals/animal_import/animal_imports_states.shtml. All pet dogs arriving in the state of Hawaii and the territory of Guam, even from the US mainland, are subject to locally imposed quarantine requirements. For more information about animal importation in Hawaii, consult http://hdoa.hawaii.gov/pi/pq/travel-shipping-information/importing-animals-to-hawai%CA%BBi-from-the-u-s-mainland/ or call 808-483-7151. For more information about animal importation in Guam, see www.guamcourts.org/CompilerofLaws/GAR/09GAR/09GAR001-1.pdf or call 671-475-1426.
Cats are subject to inspection at US ports of entry and must appear healthy on arrival. If a cat appears to be ill, further examination by a licensed veterinarian, at the owner's expense, may be required before entry is permitted. Cats are not required to have proof of rabies vaccination for importation into the United States. States may require rabies vaccination for cats, however, so check with state and local health authorities at the final destination to determine any state requirements for rabies vaccination. All pet cats arriving in the state of Hawaii and the territory of Guam, even from the US mainland, are subject to locally imposed quarantine requirements. For more information about animal importation in Hawaii, consult http://hdoa.hawaii.gov/pi/pq/travel-shipping-information/importing-animals-to-hawai%CA%BBi-from-the-u-s-mainland/ or call 808-483-7151. For more information about animal importation in Guam, see www.guamcourts.org/CompilerofLaws/GAR/09GAR/09GAR001-1.pdf or call 671-475-1426.
Nonhuman Primates (Monkeys, Apes)
Nonhuman primates can transmit a variety of serious diseases to humans, including Ebola hemorrhagic fever and tuberculosis. Nonhuman primate entry into the United States is restricted (see www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/monkeys.html). Nonhuman primates may only be imported into the United States by a CDC-registered importer and only for scientific, educational, or exhibition purposes. Nonhuman primates may not be imported as pets. All nonhuman primates are considered endangered or threatened and require additional FWS permits for importation. Nonhuman primates that leave the United States may only return through a registered importer, and only if they are imported for science, education, or exhibition.
Turtles can transmit Salmonella to humans, and because turtles are often kept as pets, restrictions apply to their importation. More information is available at www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/turtles.html. A person may import ≤6 viable turtle eggs or live turtles with a carapace (shell) length of <4 in (10 cm) for noncommercial purposes. More turtles may be imported with CDC permission but only for science, education, or exhibition. CDC has no restrictions on the importation of live turtles with a carapace length ≥4 in. Check with USDA or FWS regarding additional requirements to import turtles.
African Rodents and Civets
To reduce the risk of introducing monkeypox and the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus, live African rodents and civets, as well as potentially infectious products made from these animals, may not be imported into the United States (see www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/africanrodents.html or www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/civets.html). Exceptions may be made for animals imported for science, education, or exhibition purposes, with permission from CDC.
Bats are reservoirs of many viruses that can infect humans, including rabies virus, Nipah virus, and SARS coronavirus. To reduce the risk of introducing these viruses, the importation of all live bats requires a CDC permit. Because they may be endangered species, bats also require additional permits issued by FWS. The application for a CDC import permit for bats can be found at www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/bats.html.
Other Animals, Trophies, Animal Products, and Vectors
Certain live animals, hosts, or vectors of human disease, including insects, biological materials, tissues, and other unprocessed animal products, may pose an infectious disease risk to humans and be restricted from entry. For example, goatskin souvenirs (such as goatskin drums) from Haiti have been associated with human anthrax cases, and CDC restricts their entry into the United States. Potentially infectious nonhuman primate trophies may be imported if they have been treated to render them noninfectious or if accompanied by a permit issued by CDC. In some circumstances, restricted items may be admitted with a permit from CDC for science, education, or exhibition (see www.cdc.gov/od/eaipp). FWS and USDA may also have requirements for animal products and trophies.
Travelers planning to import horses, ruminants, swine, poultry or other birds, or dogs used for handling livestock should contact the National Center for Import and Export (a part of USDA's Animal Plant Health Inspection Service) at 301-851-3300 or visit www.aphis.usda.gov to learn about additional requirements.
Travelers planning to import fish, reptiles, spiders, wild birds, rabbits, bears, wild members of the cat family, or other wild or endangered animals should contact FWS at 800-344-9453 (toll-free general number), 703-358-1949 (FWS Office of Law Enforcement), or visit www.fws.gov/le/travelers.html.
For additional CDC information regarding animal and animal product importations, travelers should visit www.cdc.gov/animalimportation/index.html or contact CDC INFO by calling toll-free at 800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) or by visiting www.cdc.gov and clicking on "Contact CDC-INFO."
Each year, travelers rescue dogs and cats from other countries and bring them back into the United States. Although done with the best of intentions, rescuing and importing stray animals from foreign countries create potential human health risks. The potential for bites and scratches among fearful and stressed animals puts the traveler at a higher risk for injury and infectious disease. Animals that are infected with zoonotic diseases may not show any outward signs of being ill. Therefore, all rescued animals should be examined by a licensed veterinarian both before departure and after arrival in the United States. If the intent of travel is to rescue animals, participants should discuss rabies preexposure prophylaxis with their physician.
Travelers planning to take a companion animal to a foreign country should be advised to meet the entry requirements of the destination country and transportation guidelines of the airline. To obtain this information, travelers should contact the country's embassy in Washington, DC, or the nearest consulate (see www.state.gov/s/cpr/rls/fco). Travelers also need to be aware that such travel is not inconsequential for the pet, and there is often substantial morbidity and mortality in pets associated with such travel.
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Denise Holden's life is a fragile mix of luck and hard work. A single mom of a speech-delayed son, Denise makes ends meet by moving to the small town of Edenton, North Carolina, and working the late shift as a waitress. When Denise crashes her car and her son Kyle flees the accident and disappears into the storm, her only stroke of luck is the quick arrival of Taylor McAden, a volunteer fireman. Taylor's got a knack for fixing people, and he can't help wanting to be involved with Denise beyond the initial rescue of Kyle.
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Author Nicholas Sparks has found a loyal audience for his stories about the internal battles that accompany the arrival of love. His heroes may be truck-driving manly men and his heroines emotional swamis, but it's easy to overlook the traditional roles when the complexities of human relationships are so beautifully described. Sparks has found his forte, and this novel is sure to be as popular as his earlier works. --Nancy R.E. O'Brien
Taylor McAden is a volunteer fireman who is always the first to plunge into danger. But there is one risk he can't seem to take: falling in love. Then he meets Denise Holden, a single mother who has moved to the small town of Edenton, North Carolina, to build a new life. A near fatal car crash will bring these two together; but before that can happen, Taylor must first look into his past and see if it's not too late to take a chance on the future.
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Parks and other urban green spaces are highly important to the social and economic wellbeing of the country. However, as local authority budgets have been squeezed, public funding of parks and open spaces has declined. In light of this, Green Society suggests a number of innovative ways to protect and improve the UK's urban green spaces including the idea of a council tax rebate for local residents who volunteer to maintain nearby green spaces.
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Connecting the UK to power stations in other countries could help bring down energy bills and meet our decarbonisation targets. Getting Interconnected shows that interconnectors could save British consumers as much as £1bn a year, as well as allowing access to zero-carbon electricity. The report calls for overseas generators to be allowed to compete for government subsidy in the new capacity market and endorses ways to ensure that revenue supports development of new interconnector links.
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This report calls for plans to introduce auctioning to enable all technologies to compete on a level playing field should be brought forward. It points to Brazil, where prices for onshore wind have dropped to world record lows since auctioning was introduced. If the UK can achieve a even a fraction of the results from Brazil, it would allow much greater decarbonisation for the available budget.
Britain's urban green spaces are coming under pressure, with financial and development constraints, coupled with a surprising lack of data, raising the possibility of a decline in the quantity and quality of our urban green spaces. Park Land calls for a new freely-available national urban green space map for the UK to help make sure people living in cities have adequate access to good green spaces, test whether public money is being well spent and allow clever innovations in improving green spaces to be easily shared.
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Transport measurements down to 50 mK have been performed on independently contacted electron-hole bilayers (EHBL) with a 10 nm barrier, close to the excitonic Bohr radius of the system (similar to 12 nm). Coulomb drag measured reveals a departure from that expected for two Fermi liquids, exhibiting an upturn that may be followed by a downturn or even a sign-reversal at the lowest temperatures. Concurrently an insulating state in the single-layer resistivities has been found for low sheet resistances (p << h/e(2)), well away from where the metal-insulator transition has been previously observed in two-dimensional systems. We can unambiguously show that this insulating state is caused by the interlayer interaction, as opposed to disorder. We consider the possibility of excitonic and collective mode driven phases that have been anticipated in EHBLs. (c) 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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One week ago today, President Barack Obama won a second chance to restore America. In those seven days, American businesses have announced layoffs, stocks have fallen, and more than 25 states have filed for secession from the United States including blue New Jersey.
While New Jersey and Texas don't see eye-to-eye on professional football, they seem to be in agreement over this. But things are still bigger in Texas and they proved that again with 59,055 signatures on the White House website to secede from the union, according to the Examiner.com.
The Texas petition, written Friday, says, "The U.S. continues to suffer economic difficulties stemming from the federal government's neglect to reform domestic and foreign spending." It further claims that American citizens are suffering "blatant abuses of their rights," pointing to the Transportation Security Administration and the National Defense Authorization Act, which allows for indefinite detention of terror suspects, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, has taken a stand against secession, the Dallas Morning Star reports. Through his press secretary, Catherine Frazier, Perry says he "believes in the greatness of our Union and nothing should be done to change it."
She added, "But he also shares the frustrations many Americans have with our federal government. Now more than ever our country needs strong leadership from states like Texas, that are making tough decisions to live within their means, keep taxes low and provide opportunities to job creators so their citizens can provide for their families and prosper."
David Cole, a constitutional law professor at Georgetown University Law School, told the Houston Chronicle, "I think it would take a civil war, frankly. If I'm not mistaken, this was tried once before."
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First of all, the celebrities were trying too hard -- to the point where I was a little uncomfortable for them. They're trying hard on "Dancing with the Stars" too, but on that show they are concentrating so much on the actual dance steps their utter desire to win is not as obvious. The other big difference -- when they tried that hard the results were better. Lisa Rinna danced her little heart out and was entertaining every step of the way.
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UNIONDALE, NY - NOVEMBER 27: Jordan Staal #11 of the Pittsburgh Penguins fights Nate Thompson #11 of the New York Islanders at the Nassau Coliseum on November 27, 2009 in Uniondale, New York. The Islanders defeated the Penguins 3-2. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
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Coming into the 2013 season, part of which he played with the New York Knickerbockers, Kenyon Martin earned roughly $110,784,447.00 in his 12-year NBA career. With the money he didn't spend on tattoos, he purchased a 15,000 square foot colony in Dalworthington Gardens, Texas. And now, it's for sale again. The highlights: It sits on 8.4 acres Game room with four-lane bowling alley Seven fireplaces Two-bedroom guest house Pecan orchards (essential for every baller) Two elevators Private pond Two water slides Outdoor kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator and grill Basketball court Ten car garage It's on the market for $5,000,000. Interested buyers should consider hiring cheap help and turning it into an all-inclusive resort. (Pictures via Realtor.com)
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CORPUS CHRISTI - The driver involved in a fatal crash had been drinking and smoking marijuana before he got behind the wheel, one of his passengers testified Tuesday.
Jacqueline Contreras testified that she, Clayton Johnson and two others drank beer and later smoked marijuana at a park on the night of the crash. She said she remembered Johnson driving fast on the freeway, but few details of the crash.
Johnson, 19, has pleaded guilty to intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault related to a June 5 crash that killed Cris Isaac and severely injured Isaac's passenger, Seth Waid. A jury will decide his punishment.
Waid's mother, Toni, cried as she talked about her son's severe brain injuries that have left the 22-year-old unable to move or care for himself.
Family and friends of Waid and Isaac wiped away tears and some had to leave the courtroom when footage of Waid being cared for was played for jurors.
Across the aisle, some of Johnson's family members also cried.
The footage showed a frail Waid being lifted into a wheelchair. Someone is shown trying to move his limbs and head as part of physical therapy. His head is partially shaved from surgery and his hands are turned up toward his chest.
Johnson's attorney, Eric Perkins, said his client plans to take the stand in the trial which resumes Wednesday on the fifth floor of the Nueces County Courthouse.
He faces as long as 20 years in prison on the manslaughter charge and as many as 10 years on the assault charge. He also is eligible for probation.
On Tuesday, Jonathan Barraza told jurors that he and his wife happened upon the crash just after he called 911 to report a speeding car weaving in and out of traffic.
At first all he saw was smoke, debris and brake lights. Then he saw someone lying on the road.
One of the vehicles involved was the one he had seen earlier.
The driver was Johnson, who Barraza said got out of the car holding a beer.
Barraza said he told Johnson, who seemed to be drunk and dazed, to sit down and then tried to talk to him. He said he grew frustrated because Johnson and the others in the vehicle didn't seem to care about the people hurt. No one asked about those in the other vehicles, he said.
"It was something that could've been avoided," he said. "It shouldn't have happened."
But at one point, Barraza said Johnson told him he was sorry.
"I told him it was too late to be sorry," he said.
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For example, Win 98SE added support for USB2.0. Win ME added support for a wide variety of image acquisition devices. In this vein, what does Vista give you over what is available in XP - I have heard the "security features" bit, but what about real world NEW and USEFUL functionality? The security stuff *is* real, but I view it more as plugging holes than adding anything new and interesting.
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1. DirectX 10. Soon, only Vista will be able to play your favorite games.
2. XP...been there, done that. Vista is progress! It's new!
3. Security, as you mention...we've gotten to the point where this is a *feature*, not an expectation. Besides, XP was (and is) too far gone to fix.
4. Gotta have teh shiny...Apple just looked too good in comparison.
6. What else are you going to do, use Linux? Get a Mac? Ha ha ha ha! Linux! Mac! Ha ha! Oh, that just kills me!
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To answer your question, mac57, "why not?" Actually, I just recently picked up a MacBook with the express intent of running Windows on it. I am intrigued my OS X, but I won't be running it as my primary OS for several reasons: I know Windows better, I use Windows for work, ALL of my clients run Windows, etc.
OS X seems very nice, but I can't see myself making the switch permanently. I have recently, however, started using OS X for web browsing, personal email and IM just so I can get the hang of it. So there's my reasoning, but I can't speak for others.
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And if the system has a hardware problem, I'd hardly expect it to limit itself to either Windows or OSX (unless it was a driver issue). I'd never call Apple to say "How come I can't make my desktop icons' backgrounds transparent in XP?"
But I might call to say "My hard drive is toast and I can't boot up at all."
The point I was making is that Apple, within their terms of service, has an excellent support reputation. The last time I had to make a support call for a clients' PC, it sucked down two hours of time simply trying to explain to the foreigner on the phone that I had already checked the basics and needed T2 support.
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For the cadre of people who will actually buy a separate copy of Vista to install on a machine, there's all manner of reasons people have to do so: it's new; it's cool; it is up-to-date; it is compatible with machines delivered through OEMs.
I work in a company with around 6,000 people. We won't go to Vista until next year for reasons of stability, compatibility, and security. We *will* migrate to it, but not just yet. Additionally the migration will be that new desktop machines will get Vista. Old machines are unlikely to be upgraded unless there is some compelling business case to be made for doing so.
At home we have a Dell XPS-400 tower, an IBM ThinkPad, and the MacBook. The Win machines run XP Pro, and will not be migrated to Vista. The MacBook will not see Windows except through applications such as Remote Desktop Connection.
I see the main reason to go to Vista as being that if I buy another Windows machine I'll be forced into Vista. Eventually MS will no longer support XP, and applications may become Vista-only. New hardware will be Vista-only at least in terms of driver support. XP won't be a real option.
The current backlash against Vista will be short lived in relative terms, though I'm surprised that it even happened and that it's tolerated by MS. A year from now I'd guess there will be few XP licenses sold. When the next generation of Windows is about to be released, I can imagine people will hold on to Vista, just as they hold on to XP today. As I recall, XP was reviled when it was released.
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mathogre, you are right of course, the main reason that Vista sells is that it is the OS installed on most new PCs, except for some that Dell are now selling with either SuSE or Ubuntu Linux on them.
As for XP, I think it's bad name should be tempered somewhat. I have an XP box here at home, and provided you sit it behind a reasonable firewall, and take reasonable precautions with what you do ("safe computing"), it works great ...for Windows.
That was really at the heart of my question. Since XP seems stable, able to support all my hardware, and not as resource hungry as Vista, and assuming the average installed base customer feels that way, what would encourage them to migrate at the hefty fees MS is asking? The basic answer from the above is that it is glitzy and new (lines up nicely with MS' Vista slogan: "the Wow Starts Now") and has more eye candy than XP. Is that it? Sad, really sad.
Compare that to OS X Leopard. The list of genuinely useful new features is large. I can tell you ten good reasons to go to Leopard. So far, I can't seem to scrape together even ONE good reason to go to Vista, and I CAN scrape together a LOT of good reasons not to!
Yes mathogre you are right - the backlash will fade over time, as hardware catches up with the new software demands. Soon no one will remember a PC sold with less than 2 GB of memory on it. Sigh...
It is all SO in keeping with Wirth's Law: Software will get slower faster than hardware will get faster. Sigh...
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My company is very conservative, it took us 5 years to move to Windows XP from a mix of NT and 2000. Although an upgrade to Vista is "on the books", it doesn't look like there's much of a sense of urgency - and I can see why.
One of the major issues with Vista in a corporate setting is that Microsoft no longer trusts large businesses with volume licensing. As a volume license customer, we already have access to a number of licenses for Vista, which I've installed on test machines to see what the hype is all about. Aside from the afore-mentioned eye candy, I see little in the way of functional differences. There have been many changes (often seemingly for the sake of change), and I'm annoyed by some of the wizards that don't seem to offer "advanced" modes to circumvent their nannying (particularly in the wireless settings). But the stunning thing to me is that you must run a Vista activation server in order to keep the machines on your network activated. If you have machines in the field that spend the majority of their time disconnected from the LAN, you must obtain a special license from Microsoft for those machines on a one-to-one basis (meaning, I have to call and ask Microsoft "pretty please" for a special activation code for each one).
I can imagine that much of the discord in the business sector revolves around anti-customer policies like this. Businesses don't need DX10 or eye candy or overly-simplified wizards. So, I fail to see a compelling reason to upgrade, other than for the security reasons (and I would imagine that much of the prompting will be disabled in order to avoid the inevitable help desk calls when users either don't read or comprehend the warnings). Besides, companies like ours don't give the users local admin rights, and we already enforce best-practice policies that essentially make XP act much like Vista in terms of security.
As for me, my gaming box will soon be upgraded to Vista once I buy a DX10 card. But I don't believe my wife's laptop will, unless it dies and we replace it with another that has factory-installed Vista.
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Hi Lindsay. I will be starting BCP in early March and then I will be starting the Antangonist Protocol at end of March/early April with ER sometime early/mid month. I am also scared of my wits since I have DOR with lower success rate than a normal, healthy 33 year old. But it is worth giving a try. I completely understand the emotional draining bit. I come here to this board to give myself some hope and to not feel so down about our situation. GL!
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We're doing an FET in mid-April. Currently I'm on BCPs and starting Lupron on Tuesday. My ER will be in mid-march, but we're going to send them off for PGD testing on day 5 and will freeze them.
Good luck to both of you!
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1 complete molar (04/09)
2 ectopics (04/10, 05/13) - lost both tubes
2 failed IVF cycles (05/12, 09/12)
SOoooooo glad I called the insurnace company and talked to them directly! The RE's financial office said nothing for IVF is covered with my policy. Well they are douchbags and it is covered. only two of the codes were not covered. So instead of paying 10,939.00, we should only have to pay $851. What assholes! I called and left a message for them, and they closed at 3. So I expect a call from them tomorrow.
The insurance also said that they do not have anythign on file that the hopital contacted them about it. He told me that he was waiting for a rep from my insurane to call him back and then he'd call me. Which he did call me and say nothing is covered.
So, lesson learned. Double check your insurance coverage with all the codes!
Also, they said IUI is not covered. We could have been doing it this whole time and it would have been covered except the actual insemination procedure. Assholes.
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NANKERVIS Richard married Elizabeth JONES 1882
Information Journal.
Groom: Richard Roberts NANKERVIS.
Birth place given as Ballarat.
Bride: Elizabeth Ann JONES.
Birth place given as Creswick.
Year married: 1882.
Place: Victoria, Australia.
Richard died 1896 in Geelong, Victoria.
Age: 34 years.
Parents named as William NANKERVIS and Alice ROBERTS.
William NANKERVIS and Alice ROBERTS were married 03 November 1859 in Pendeen, Cornwall.
Birth note.
Richard was born 1860 in Ballarat, Victoria.
Parents named as William NANKERVIS and Alice ROBERTS.
Elizabeth's death not located.
May have remarried in 1896 to William NANKERVIS.
Four children located Victorian records for Richard and Elizabeth.
Richard Robert NANKERVIS.
Born: 1883 Creswick, Victoria.
Died: 1952 Melbourne, Victoria.
Age: 69 years.
Alice Adele NANKERVIS.
Born: 1886 Creswick, Victoria.
Died: 1951 Ballarat, Victoria.
Age: 64 years.
Married: Henry Alfred Ernest ELLIOT.
Year: 1907.
Place: Victoria.
Raymond NANKERVIS.
Born: 1890 Traralgon, Victoria.
Died: -
Hilda May NANKERVIS.
Born: 1893 Creswick, Victoria.
Died: 1985 North Ballarat, Victoria.
Age: 92 years.
Married: Richard Arthur DEAN.
Year: 1917.
Place: Victoria.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
OPC Database.
Updated 06 October 2013.
on 2011-01-10 06:07:36
TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
Please note.
Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended.
Due to spelling and informant errors appearing in the records, typo errors and my misreading of the records mistakes must be expected. Errors will be corrected when detected.