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For the fourth year running, Art Market Hamptons returns to the cathedral tent at Bridgehampton Historical Society for a weekend of fine art, gourmet dining, and cultural development. An exclusive fair, only 40 galleries are invited to participate, and pieces on display include contemporary works such as Alan Magee's photorealistic 2014 painting (Untitled Stones) as well as modern marvels such as Pablo Picasso's La Femme Au Fauteuil. Besides the participating galleries, cultural partners include the African American Museum of Nassau County, the Invisible Dog Art Center, the Whitney Museum Contemporaries, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.


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1999 F.U.N. Signature Sale #195
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One Of The Finest Known 1840 Proof Large Cents1840 PR 64 Red and Brown NGC. N-2. There is an interesting passage in Breen (1977) relating to the proofs struck in 1840:
"Blundered die, small straight date over larger 18 leaning to right. The die was originally dated 18__ in expectation of use either in 1839 or 1840, but by the time the Engraving Department got around to using it, the individual large date punches had been abandoned in favor of the small date logotype or gangpunch. About 14 or 15 proofs are known, but only 5 have been graded, and it is incredible carelessness that among all the dozen or so obverses made for this year, the one with a naked-eye blunder would have been chosen for making proofs. Some specimens have a fiery brilliance like the 1841s and the half cents of this year."
The brilliance is subdued on this piece with an overlay of light brown and olive across each side. Yet, the mirrored flash still is brightly evident, with or without proper lighting. A few tiny contact marks are seen on each side. Population: 3 in 64, none are finer by either service (11/98). (NGC ID# 226R, PCGS# 1950)
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Last night a freaky thunder and light show plus some real heavy downpours, I did keep an eye out for any weird shit because you never know on the prairie, luckily every thing stayed dry and this morning the sun is out, so back to riding with a smile.
Had I stayed on the road for another 50km I would have made it to a rest stop and another just 25km further, whats up with this, two in all of Manitoba and both beside each other, go figure.
I thought Manitoba was bad with rest spots but Saskatchewan has that beat hands down, they have these way off the road spots and you can stay for a fee, I did stop to look at a few and some you would have had to pay me to stay there, finally fond a spot after riding until it was dark in Gull Lake, run by the city and only $10, very clean and used by a lot of bikers.
Not much to see out here, just battling strong head winds all day, and that's not very good for the gas mileage, so the reporting on the budget will have to be done some other way, because when you ride some long distances the gas used will throw things off, the budget is for 250 km per day or about $18 and $32 for food and lodging, most likely I will do a quarterly (50 days) update or so.
The one nice thing about riding on the prairie is you can see what kind of weather is coming so you can wait for it to pass by or gun it.
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Another place we found as we were walking along the Boylston area. I had read and heard about this place, and I wasn't sure what I was expecting but was very surprised at the down homey atmosphere.
They crowd is a mix of young and old and a bit loud, but what do you expect for a bar that claims to have the best and least expensive drinks in Boston.
I wanted to try their version of the "Mojito" which is one of my favorite drinks for the summer. They were pretty good actually and I would definitely come back again just for that.
They serve some really inexpensive food, with specials of the week, you really can't go wrong.
Dress Code: We didn't eat anything but we did have their "BEST MOJITOS IN BOSTON" which were so yummy!!
The Pour House is renowned for its cheap drinks and bar food (by Boston standards anyway). I went there twice during my visit and had a great time because it's so laid back and relaxed. I didn't try the food, but the drink prices were very reasonable considering that it's smack in the middle of a big northeastern city.
Dress Code: Very casual. Wear whatever you want.
If you're looking for a good time in boston and don't want to spend a lot of money on drinks, then the Pour House is for you. The drinks are very cheap ($4.00 for a 22 ounce draft) and the food is just as cheap (Saturdays half off burgers). The only down side about the place is that the music tends to be a bit too loud and it's hard time trying to comunicate with other. All in all though, a great bar to go to with friends. If you like margaritas, get a pitcher - and try the amazing nachos!
The upstairs is nice, a full bar and booth tables to eat and hang out with your friends. Downstairs is a tiki bar and tends to be a little darker and a little louder, but a nice place to get your drink on. My favorite thing is the table art-- gives you something funky to look at while you pound down those drinks.
Dress Code: No real dress code.
Nothing too too great about the Pour House. This place is one of the bars on the Boylston St. strip which I find fall just short of being really fulfilling. Prices are a bit steep, it's always crowded and the music is loud. It has a 'purposely grungy' feel to it, with bathroom-esque paper towel dispensers at your table.
The beer selection is weak, the nachos are ok if you're hungry, and make sure NOT to order a Guinness. Only in cans here.
On the plus side, it's in a great location and there are tons of other bars to hit up if you don't like it. Ok for a couple drinks or a happy hour deal if you make it between 6-10pm. Sunday nights, they show movies downstairs for $2.50 cover.
Dress Code: Nothing extraordinary.
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Big crowd, high spirits for 2nd Obama swearing-in
The president and first lady will then slip into formalwear for two swanky inaugural balls. That's far fewer than the 10 they attended after the 2009 inauguration, though this year's events are still expected to draw up to about 40,000 people.
The centerpiece of Monday's activities was Obama's inaugural address. Aides said he would make the case that the nation's founding values can still guide the country through changing times. He is not expected to outline specifically policy proposals, saving them instead for his Feb. 12 State of the Union address.
Some Americans, weary after four years of shaky economic news, implored Obama to focus on patriotism, not politics, in his remarks.
"I'm just hoping for a nice eloquent speech that makes people feel good about being an American," said Sean Payton, a 32-year-old Democrat from Highland Ranch, Colo.
Monday's celebrations bring to a close three days of inaugural fanfare across Washington, including a day of service, a wreath-laying at Arlington National Cemetery, and a concert honoring military families.
The quirk in the calendar meant Obama would end up being sworn in for his second term twice. Sunday's ceremony was an intimate gathering at the White House, with only a dozen family members on hand to witness Chief Justice John Roberts administer the oath of office.
Obama placed his hand on a Bible used for years by Michelle Obama's family. On Monday, he'll take the oath using two - one owned by King and one by Abraham Lincoln.
Vice President Joe Biden was also to be sworn in for the second term a second time Monday. Biden took the oath of office Sunday at the Naval Observatory in northwest Washington. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, appointed by Obama as the first Hispanic to serve on the Supreme Court, administered the oath to Biden, who placed his hand on a Bible his family has used since 1893.
Ahead of his swearing-in Sunday, Obama, along with Vice President Joe Biden, solemnly honored the nation's fallen soldiers during a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. On a crisp, sun-splashed morning, Obama and Biden placed a large wreath adorned with red, white and blue ribbon, in front of Arlington's Tomb of the Unknowns. Holding their hands over their hearts, the two leaders stood motionless as a bugler played taps.
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And despite years of speculation, nobody has proved Assad has any germ warfare capability at all.
The use of microorganisms in war to injure or destroy humans, animals, or crops. This type of warfare is outlawed by international treaty, but facilities for developing biological weapons exist in some countries. (See bioterrorism and biological warfare.)


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Discovery Air Inc. announces results for the quarter ended October 31, 2012.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Discovery Air Inc. announces results for the quarter ended October 31, 2012.18:20 EST Monday, December 10, 2012YELLOWKNIFE, NT, Dec. 10, 2012 /CNW/ - Discovery Air Inc. (the "Corporation"), announced its financial and operating results for the three and nine months ended October 31, 2012. The third quarter interim financial statements and management discussion and analysis ("MD&A") will be available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Corporation's website at www.discoveryair.com.Selected Financial InformationThree months ended October 31 Nine months ended October 31(thousands of dollars, except per share amounts) 2012 2011 % change 2012 2011 % change (unaudited) (unaudited) (unaudited) (unaudited) Revenue $64,874 $55,115 18% $ 192,032 $ 163,021 18% EBITDA* $15,963 $15,807 1% $48,122 $50,514 -5% EBITDA Margin* 25% 29% 25% 31% Profit $1,211 $6,184 -80% $11,455 $21,577 -47% Basic earnings per common share $0.08 $0.42 -81% $0.79 $1.52 -48% Diluted earnings per common share $0.08 $0.31 -74% $0.63 $1.23 -49% Adjusted Profit* $3,958 $5,084 -22% $11,831 $16,229 -27% Basic adjusted earnings per common share $0.27 $0.35 -23% $0.81 $1.14 -29% Diluted adjusted earnings per common share $0.22 $0.26 -15% $0.64 $0.95 -33% Cash from operations $23,133 $18,944 22% $22,090 $15,316 44% Working capital $39,987 $49,449 -19% $39,987 $49,449 -19%* See "Non-IFRS measures" below Financial HighlightsRevenues for the three months ended October 31, 2012, increased by 18% to $64.9 million, compared to $55.1 million in the same quarter last year. Revenues for the nine months ended October 31, 2012 ("Year-to-date") revenues also increased by 18% to $192.0 compared to $163.0 million. Both business segments reported higher revenues. Additionally, the Corporation realized incremental revenues from two rotary-wing operations acquired during the year.EBITDA for the quarter increased to $16.0 million, compared to $15.8 million in the same quarter last year. EBITDA margin of 25% was lower than the comparative EBITDA margin of 29%. Year-to-date EBITDA decreased by 5% to $48.1 million. Decreased margins were attributable to lower than expected utilization on new aircraft, higher fixed-wing costs, and higher infrastructure and administrative costs.Net profit for the current quarter was $1.2 million or $0.08 per share ($0.08 diluted) compared to $6.2 million or $0.42 per share ($0.31 diluted) for the same period last year. Year-to-date, net profit was $11.5 million or $0.79 per share ($0.63 diluted) compared to $21.6 or $1.52 per share ($1.23 diluted). Profit in the current quarter was impacted by a $3.7 million impairment loss ($2.7 million net of tax) realized on four aircraft and other non-aircraft assets. Year-to-date profit was impacted by a net gain of $2.4 million related to a number of non-operational transactions such as fair value adjustments of embedded derivatives and debt extinguishment and the $2.7 million after-tax impairment loss noted above. The profit in the comparative period reflects gains related to debt extinguishment and the fair value change on now-extinguished embedded derivatives of $1.1 million for the three month, and $5.3 million for the nine month periods ended October 31, 2011.Adjusted profit, which excludes the non-cash gains and losses noted above, was $4.0 million or $0.27 per share ($0.22 diluted) in the current quarter, compared to $5.1 million or $0.35 per share ($0.26 diluted) in the same quarter last year. Year-to-date adjusted profit was $11.8 million or 0.81 per share ($0.64 diluted), compared to $16.2 million or $1.14 per share ($0.95 diluted) in the comparative period.Commenting on the financial results, Mr. Brian Semkowski, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of Discovery Air stated, "We are pleased with the revenue growth in the quarter, especially from the incremental contribution from our recent helicopter acquisitions and MRO operation. Although EBITDA was consistent with a year earlier, we are not yet achieving the desired profit margins. As we've seen in the past few quarters, in our business, growth requires upfront investments before returns can be realized. This was evident in our higher expenses as a percentage of revenues due to increased operational costs to onboard and support additional fixed-wing aircraft, higher costs on higher rate aircraft, and changes in aircraft utilization due to changes in customer mix. Our management team continues to look at opportunities to reduce cost and build efficiency. To date, we have identified approximately $1.5 million in vendor cost savings which should favourably impact our results for fiscal 2014. We are also addressing a number of ways to provide multiple services to our largest customers by leveraging service capability across Discovery Air and improve efficiency in our business practices. Other initiatives directed to achieving more profitable growth are underway."Conference callA conference call with analysts and other interest parties to review results of the third quarter of fiscal 2013 will be held on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern Time). The conference call may be attended by calling 1-888-231-8191. Please dial in 15 minutes prior to the call start time to secure a line. The conference call will be archived for replay approximately three hours following its conclusion on Discovery Air's website at www.discoveryair.com/investors.FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTSForward-looking information and statements are included in this earnings release. Please refer to the statement regarding forward-looking statements contained in the Corporation's Management's Discussion and Analysis for the year ended January 31, 2012 and the third quarter ended October 31, 2012, which are incorporated herein by reference. That statement provides an explanation as to what forward-looking statements are, and the specific factors, uncertainties and potential events that the Corporation has identified for the attention of readers. When relying on forward-looking information and statements to make decisions, investors and others should carefully consider these factors and other uncertainties and potential events.The Corporation's unaudited interim condensed consolidated financial statements and MD&A for the third quarter ended October 31, 2012, have been filed concurrently and are available on the Corporation's website at www.discoveryair.com and on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The reader is encouraged to review the unaudited financial statements and MD&A for the quarter ended October 31, 2012 for more complete disclosure on the Corporation's financial condition and results of operations.The Corporation's Class A common voting shares and unsecured convertible debentures trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols DA.A and DA.DB.A, respectively.Non-IFRS MeasuresReferences to "EBITDA" are to net profit (loss) before finance costs, income taxes, depreciation of property and equipment and intangible assets, gains and losses on disposal of assets and extinguishment of debt, gains on acquisition, impairment losses, and gains and losses resulting from the change in fair value of financial liabilities. Beginning February 1, 2012, the Corporation changed the definition of EBITDA and EBITDAR to exclude gains and losses on disposal of property. EBITDA for prior periods is restated to reflect this change. The EBITDA margin is EBITDA as a percentage of revenue. Management believes EBITDA is an important measure as it excludes the effects of items which primarily reflect the impact of long-term investment decisions from the results of the Corporation's day-to-day operations. "Adjusted proft" is net profit (loss) attributable to shareholders of Discovery Air Inc. excluding non-cash gain on extinguishment of debt and gains and losses resulting from the change in fair value of financial liabilities and non-cash impairment loss, net of taxes. Management believes these measurements are useful in assessing the Corporation's ability to service debt and to meet other payment obligations, and as a basis for valuation.SOURCE: Discovery Air Inc.For further information: Sheila Venman, Investor email@example.com 1-866-903-3247


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Castle's Diedrich remains realistic
Emily Diedrich can live with it if she doesn't win the shot put starting at 2 p.m. today at the girls' high school track & field state meet at the Indiana University track in Bloomington.
The Castle senior has other priorities, even after finishing fourth last year and being seeded fourth this year.
"My expectations are nothing less than fourth," said Diedrich, who finished second in the Evansville Regional. "I'm hoping to move up a spot or two and winning would be nice, but a lot would have to go right."
Still, that's pretty good for an athlete who spends her weekdays as a thrower and most weekends playing the sport that earned her an athletic scholarship to the University of Southern Indiana, volleyball.
"Since I'm going to play at USI, I've been focusing on volleyball a lot more," said Diedrich, a 6-foot front-line player. "I've been playing most weekends with my club team since November. Volleyball's all legs. There's not much carry-over to the throws."
Diedrich knows exactly what it would take to move up because she saw it work for Southridge sophomore Cassie Wertman, who is the second seed in the shot put.
Diedrich put up her best throw of 42 feet, 61/4 inches at state last year on her last toss to earn her fourth, two spots ahead of Wertman, who threw 41 feet, 1/2 inch. This year Wertman won the Evansville Regional with a throw of 46-81/2.
"I know she's been lifting a lot and it's paid off for her," said Diedrich. "I haven't lifted much, but that's OK."
Castle coach Lynn Zwilling said she expects Diedrich to be at her best today.
"Last year she came into the state meet seeded like 12th and far exceeded that seed," said Zwilling. "This year I think she'll do that again. She's been getting stronger in the event as the year's gone along.
"But that's kind of the goal for this whole track team. We've brought 14 kids to the state meet this year and only three of them are seniors. Our goals as a team are to finish ahead of our seeds and hopefully that will translate into a few medals (for the top nine)."
Medals are the goal for every athlete at state and the area's best event is the shot put, with the second and fourth seeds.
Central senior Nikita Owens has four place finishes in the sprints over the last two years. She was fourth in the 100 meters as a sophomore and fifth in that race last year. In the 200 she was fifth as a sophomore and sixth last year.
This year Owens is only the 13th seed in the 100, but the third seed in the 200. But both of those races feature running trials, which means Owens must advance to the finals, and a guaranteed place finish, on the track.
Central does have another high seed in sophomore Taylor Wiley, who is ranked second in the 800. Wiley finished 11th at state as a freshman, but has gotten much faster the last two weeks, setting records in both the sectional and regional meets in her event running 2:14.90 and 2:14.92.
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+ - Hurricane Windspeed at Landfall Foretell Economic Losses ->
sciencehabit writes: A hurricane's final price tag depends on a lot of factors. But after taking population growth, property values in afflicted regions, and inflation into account, it's possible to roughly estimate the economic losses for a particular storm based on a single aspect of the storm: the wind speed when the storm first makes landfall. For every 1 meter per second increase in a storm's wind speed at landfall, damage costs rise by about 5%. Using the new method, the estimated economic costs of Hurricane Isaac, whose peak winds measured about 130 kilometers per hour when it made landfall as a Category 1 storm in Louisiana last week (image taken 28 August), are about $1.2 billion.
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Berkeley A major milestone in microfluidics could soon lead to stand-alone, self-powered chips that can diagnose diseases within minutes. The device, developed by an international team of researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, Dublin City University in Ireland and Universidad de Valparaso Chile, is able to process whole blood samples without the use of external tubing and extra components.
The researchers have dubbed the device SIMBAS, which stands for Self-powered Integrated Microfluidic Blood Analysis System. SIMBAS appeared as the cover story March 7 in the peer-reviewed journal Lab on a Chip.
"The dream of a true lab-on-a-chip has been around for a while, but most systems developed thus far have not been truly autonomous," said Ivan Dimov, UC Berkeley post-doctoral researcher in bioengineering and co-lead author of the study. "By the time you add tubing and sample prep setup components required to make previous chips function, they lose their characteristic of being small, portable and cheap. In our device, there are no external connections or tubing required, so this can truly become a point-of-care system."
Dimov works in the lab of the study's principal investigator, Luke Lee, UC Berkeley professor of bioengineering and co-director of the Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center.
"This is a very important development for global healthcare diagnostics," said Lee. "Field workers would be able to use this device to detect diseases such as HIV or tuberculosis in a matter of minutes. The fact that we reduced the complexity of the biochip and used plastic components makes it much easier to manufacture in high volume at low cost. Our goal is to address global health care needs with diagnostic devices that are functional, cheap and truly portable."
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Spinach-Feta Rice
28 Nov 2009
Spinach-Feta Rice is a take on the well known Greek combination of feta cheese and spinach. My mom has been making this Spinach-Feta Rice recipe from when I was little. You will definitely thank me for sharing it!
|California basmati brown rice
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|Chicken broth
|540 Milliliter (2 1/4 Cups)
|1 Medium, chopped
|Sliced mushrooms
|240 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Lemon juice
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|Dried oregano leaves
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Combine rice and broth in saucepan.
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Political Pulse: 06.17.07
CORPUS CHRISTI - Hinojosa claims honor for South Texas
Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa, D-McAllen, whose district includes Nueces County, received an honorable mention in Texas Monthly magazine's annual list of the state's best lawmakers. Hinojosa played a leading role in reforming the Texas Youth Commission, the state's juvenile justice system that has been rocked by sex abuse scandal.
Houston's freshman Republican senator and hard-right talk radio jockey Dan Patrick made the 10 worst lawmakers list, along with Gov. Rick Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and House Speaker Tom Craddick, drawing catty comparisons on one of the state's political blogs, "Grits for Breakfast," to South Texas' own former senator Carlos Truan.
"Sen. Dan Patrick, Republican, Houston -- sure, take the easy shot! Just because he was a ham-handed, grandstanding buffoon? Somebody said to me toward the end of session that he was Carlos Truan with a radio show," wrote the blogger.
Special requirements for Paul Schexnailder
Discussing the membership of the Beach Access Coalition, which is working to expand its political role, member John Kelley said the group is open to anyone who wants to join.
"Right now, we are working from the e-mail list we have, and the people who signed our petitions, and have used that as a big membership pool," he said. "There is no fee, no hazing or anything -- unless you are Paul Schexnailder."
Schexnailder got crossways with the BAC when he asked the city to close 7,200 feet of Padre Island beach to vehicle traffic, before he would bring in a $1.5 billion island resort development. A measure to close the beach failed at the polls in November.
Bill Richardson spurs chain of jabs at event
Attorney Baldemar Gutierrez hosted a who's who fundraiser for presidential candidate Bill Richardson at his home in Benavides, that included Sen. Hinojosa, U.S. Senate hopeful Mikal Watts, District Judge J. Manuel Bañales and Port of Corpus Christi Chairman Ruben Bonilla, among others.
At the June 6 fundraiser, Richardson thanked Hinojosa for introducing him and took note of Judge Bañales. And then noticed former state representative-turned-lobbyist Hugo Berlanga and said, "I am sorry I did not see you there Sen. Berlanga."
The rest of the evening, Berlanga got gigged over his promotion.
Bonilla joked, "Sen. Berlanga! It's a return to glory for the man."
Ex-judge Olivarez may have campaign plans
One night of Corpus Christi fundraising netted Watts an excess of $200,000.
The duo of fundraisers held June 1 by attorneys Mauricio Celis and Darrell Barger were packed to the gills with lawyers, judges, and Reps. Abel Herrero and Juan Garcia. At the Celis fundraiser, former Sheriff Larry Olivarez, who has been noticeably absent from political gatherings around here since losing November's county judge race, milled about in the crowd.
It turns out Olivarez has been working for Celis in Mexico City. Rumor at the fundraiser was that Olivarez is planning a run against Republican Sheriff Jim Kaelin, now in his first term after beating Olivarez's former righthand man and chief deputy, Jimmy Rodriguez.
Olivarez did not return phone calls seeking confirmation.
Kaelin gets comfy in Commissioners Court
Sheriff Kaelin stopped in to the Commissioners Court meeting Wednesday and found no commissioners.
The court had gone into executive session, but Kaelin shook hands with the staff, who patiently awaited the commissioners' return.
It wasn't more than 10 minutes, and Kaelin got to shake hands of all the commissioners when they returned to the courtroom.
"Sheriff, you ought to run for office," Commissioner Chuck Cazalas said.
County Judge Loyd Neal replied, "He thinks he will -- again."
Kaelin, who took office in January, gave a wave over his head and walked out the door.
Casual vocabulary used at the meeting
Neal was on a roll Wednesday when he got to the auditor's section of the agenda. He tried to approve more than one thing at a time, but Auditor Peggy Hayes quickly slowed him down.
"Hold up there, your honor. Whoa," she said.
Giving the court a minute to laugh, Neal replied, "Can someone look up in Robert's Rules of Order the 'whoa,' I'm not sure about that parliamentary procedure."
Longoria teases Ortiz for his strong support
The county's Robstown fairgrounds project got a mention from commissioners Wednesday after a discussion about a proposed outdoor mall that has requested tax incentives from the city of Corpus Christi.
Commissioner Oscar Ortiz, the biggest supporter of the fairgrounds, which is in his precinct, just smiled when asked if the mall project would have a better chance at county support if it were in Robstown.
Commissioner Betty Jean Longoria gave an enthusiastic "yes," coming back in the room from around the corner to give her answer.
Later, Commissioner Peggy Bañales said she'd like to see more growth in the Robstown area, which was one of the goals of building the fairgrounds in that location.
Commissioners joke about eating habits
County commissioners checked their height-to-weight ratios Wednesday during a presentation on diabetes education from Annette Rodriguez with the health department.
Rodriguez got them thinking -- and joking -- when she admitted she was at the perfect weight if she were 5'5. She isn't.
Later, as they were talking about how to remind employees about healthy eating, Neal chided Cazalas.
"Commissioner Cazalas is eating to grow taller," he said.
Scott wants to pick up 'the sword again'
At an appreciation luncheon for former District 4 City Councilman Mark Scott on Wednesday, organizers had black-and-white posters on the walls of Mimi's restaurant showing Scott in all of his glory.
One showed "Mark digging Packery Channel," while another showed the "Three Musketeers of Economic Development" Scott, Mayor Henry Garrett and former Mayor Loyd Neal, who is now at the helm of the county.
Developer Paul Schexnailder, who was picking up the lunch tab for about 50 guests, said, "I know for a fact that eight years have been well spent. We look forward to you picking up the sword again."
Scott said afterward that he plans to run again for office, but he is not sure which type. It could be a city or county office -- or he may try to jump to the next level as a state representative, he said.
Ex-councilman shown downside of fame
Scott said he was out and about the other day when a guy came up to him, obviously excited about meeting someone important.
"He said, 'Hey! You are John Bell!'"
Scott said that when he explained he was not Bell, who is a local, politically active lawyer, the man's body language changed.
"He said, 'Oh I don't like you,' " Scott said, adding the man was mad because he said the city has so many potholes in its streets.
"He blamed us because the steering wheel fell off of his car," Scott said.
Stray shows Garrett he may not be top dog
Mayor Garrett is a friend to the animals, but not all animals like it.
A small mama mutt peered into the cool halls of City Hall on Monday, looking like she'd follow the next person in. The next person happened to be Garrett. He saw the mutt, asked her if she wanted a cool drink -- she simply trotted away.
S. Texas justice official picked for post by Bush
President George W. Bush recently nominated David Hagy, who has deep South Texas roots, to be director of the National Institute of Justice at the Department of Justice.
Hagy, the brother of Justice of the Peace Janice Stoner and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hagy of Aransas Pass, currently serves as deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Justice Programs and principal deputy director of the National Institute of Justice at the Department of Justice.
City, San Antonio connected by family
Politics run in Port Commissioner Robert "Bobby" Gonzalez's family.
His sister, Diane Cibrian, was elected to the San Antonio City Council this week. She graduated from Carroll High School, and Gonzalez says she's very pro-Corpus Christi. Gonzalez said the family ties will benefit the city, along with the port, which is working with San Antonio on trade and economic development.
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Good central hotel
Stayed here in November 2005 as part of a 3 night break costing �140 pp. The hotel is centrally located and quiet; all rooms are twin with the beds arranged end to end against one wall which seemed odd at first but worked OK. Room was warm and clean and plenty of hot water (shower). Reception staff spoke excellent English and were well informed and helpful. The breakfast was very good indeed, juices, cereals, cheese and meat plus cooked sausages and eggs and a good selection of breads.
The only blip was one evening when we stayed in for dinner; we had drinks and good starters and then waited over an hour for our main course! We paid and left! There are very good restaurants within 10 minutes of the hotel, on the main square, and one has no reason to need to eat in the hotel.
Apart from this, an excellent good value and central hotel.
The locals still know this hotel as the "Dom Turistiye", which is a hangover from the days of communism, which was a rough and ready hostel for tourists on a tight budget. There has clearly been much redevelopment with soft furnishings and carpeting throughout.
The location is great, just a short walk away from the main square.
The staff all seemed to have an excellent grasp of English, so no problems there.
The price of the room includes a very sumptuous Polish breakfast of cheeses, hams, sausages, eggs etc.
The rooms are small, but then so is the price to stay, but they have en suite shower and toilet (combined), TV and radio. TV reception was not always terribly clear, but there was a good selection of foreign language TV, including Italian, but not English.
On one of the nights, there was international football of the TV so the Ukrainians on my landing got excited at times, and this made me chuckle, and might have annoyed light sleepers.
I would recommend it as a cheap and cheerful place, which is conveniently located, very warm in winter and served by very friendly staff.
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my husband and i stayed here for 4 nights in feb - i reckon that everyone who has posted a review of this hotel just didn't pay the litte extra for a superior room - our room was huge with a double bed and all mod cons - ok you still knew it wasn't ultra modern but you don't expect that - the bathroom was a little small but hey you don't need a huge bathroom anyway!!!
the rooms were always warm and comfortable and the housekeeping excellent - we paid a measly �115 for our double room for 4 nights - so come on people there are hotels in britain that you couldn't even get a room for one night at this price!!
Breakfast was ok - always loads of food and the reception staff were very helpful as were the bar staff - i would have no regrets in reccommending this hotel to anyonw - go there and enjoy the polish hospitality
I thought it was good
I stayed with a group as part of a holocaust museams trip and I thought the hostel was fairly good.
We managed 3 beds in our room and 2 of our friends ended up on our floor a few nights after a long night, so there was plenty space.
The private balconies were good but be careful about leaving your door open as they could be easily reached from another balcony.
The staff were friendly and polite and i as a vegetarian was well catered for during breakfast and dinners.
Please be advised
This hotel was formerly a youth hostel. It has undergone a refurbishment but is still not quite what you would expect. The standard double rooms are very small and only have two single beds that are head to head and cannot be pushed together. There are rooms at the front of the hotel that have got the standard layout of twin beds that can be put together. The hotel is still used by large school parties and can be noisy.
With all that said, the hotel staff are very friendly and very accomodating. The location is good with a short 2/3 minute walk to the main square. I managed to upgrade my room and did have an enjoyable visit to Krakow.
Un hotel economico in tutti i sensi
L'hotel era davvero economico e adeguato ma anche rumoroso di notte. C'erano solo camere con letti singoli a disposizione e queste puzzavano di fumo stagnante. Non servitevi dei taxi dell'hotel perch� cercheranno di spillarvi soldi. Con noi, quando siamo ripartiti, hanno cercato di farci sganciare il doppio di quanto avessi pagato per il tragitto dall'aeroporto.
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OK Cheap and cheerful, noisy at night though and only single beds available. Also the hotel rooms smelled of stale cigarette smoke.
Do not use the hotel taxis as they tried to rip us off going back to the airport and tried to charge double what we had paid coming from the airport!!!
L'hotel merita più stelle di quante ne ha
Ho trascorso due notti in quest'hotel con i miei compagni di scuola. La nostra camera aveva un sistema wi-fi e un balcone privato - era fantastico! Il cibo era delizioso, con un sacco di scelta per i vegetariani. Il personale era gentile e disponibile. Il negozio dell'hotel era davvero interessante. Ritornerei!
Better than star rating
I stayed here with a school party for 2 nights. Room had hi fi system and private balcony which was great! Food was excellent with lots of veggie options. Staff were friendly and helpful. Hotel shop was cool!
I'd go back there!
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Honeywell Secures Major Engine Contract From Israel Ministry of Defense10:00 EDT Wednesday, September 05, 2012Honeywell and International Turbine Engine Company sign $735 million deal to supply F124 engine for IMOD's new 30-strong M-346 fleet F124/F125 engine family now selected by five international defence departmentsROLLE, Switzerland, Sept. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NYSE:HON), as part of the International Turbine Engine Company LLC, has signed a contract to supply its F124-GA-200 turbofan engines for the Israel Ministry of Defense's (IMOD) new 30-strong Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master advanced jet trainer fleet. 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Season 2 of National Geographic Channel's Doomsday Preppers TV series continues tonight with episode 6, "Escape from New York," which airs at 9 PM ET. From the Nat Geo Channel webpage for the TV show:
With recent storms such as Sandy, New Yorkers now more than ever need to have escape plans in case they need to flee. NGC cameras follow three New Yorkers as they plot their routes out of the city, literally escaping the grid to reach safety.
Once again, the National Geographic Channel provided me with an advanced screening opportunity of the episode, and it didn't disappoint. As a matter of fact, it really hit close to home as I too live in a large U.S. city (Chicago).
There were three preppers featured in "Escape from New York." First up was Cameron Moore in Brooklyn, a college student studying for medical school. Cameron told viewers:
I'm preparing for a meltdown at the Indian Point Nuclear Facility.
Next up was Margaret Ling in Harlem, who told viewers:
I'm preparing for a catastrophic hurricane.
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I'm preparing for another terrorist attack.
All three preppers fear what might happen in New York City should TSHTF. From the show:
That's why for these three New York preppers, at the first sign of trouble, survival comes down to one objective.
CAMERON: Get out of New York City.
JAY: Leaving Manhattan as soon as possible.
MARGARET: Grab my bag and just jet out.
They've also paired with a mentor to help them refine their plan. Krav Maga instructor Matan Gavish, preparedness expert Aton Edwards, and urban survivalist Shane Hobel. Now, over the course of one night, all three preppers will put their bug out plans into action for the first time and attempt to escape New York.
The first prepper introduced in the episode was Margaret Ling. In this segment, Margaret, who wears a backpack full of survival supplies every day, revealed that she was concerned about a major hurricane hitting the "Big Apple." Ling told viewers:
I know I don't want to be sent to a shelter. And I plan to get out of the city and make my way up to the mountains in upstate New York close to Canada. The last and worst case scenario is walking the entire distance to safety up in the mountains.
Margaret is paired with Krav Maga Academy founder and chief instructor Matan Gavish to help get her prepared.
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The second prepper the show focused on was Cameron Moore. In this segment, Cameron shared his fears about an Indian Point Nuclear Facility meltdown and the potential for radiation escaping the facility. He informed viewers:
When TSHTF, I will bug out.
Cameron worked with International Preparedness Network executive director Aton Edwards to help him with his preps.
Finally, there's Jay (no surname given). Jay was in Manhattan on September 11, 2001. And the Wall Street bond trader realizes New York City remains an attractive terrorist target. He told viewers:
I don't think it's going to end. I don't think that we're going to wake up all of a sudden one day and all of a sudden we're not going to be a target to terrorists around the world. A dirty bomb is, without question, an option for terrorists out there.
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If terrorists detonate dirty bombs across Manhattan, as Jay fears, he's instructed his wife Mindy and their 6-year-old daughter to get ready to flee the city.
Should TSHTF, Jay's goal is to get out of the financial district and get back to his family as soon as possible. Jay paired up with Mountain Scout Survival School founder and instructor Shane Hobel to come up with a plan to make that happen.
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And I applaud National Geographic Channel for not removing Doomsday Preppers from the air due to some in the press possibly trying to link preppers with last week's school shooting.
Blamethrowers. Precisely what the world needs more of these days.
Enjoy tonight's episode. For more information, please visit the Doomsday Preppers page on the National Geographic Channel website here.
3 Comments to On TV: Doomsday Preppers 'Escape From New York' Preview
It's refreshing to see more urban preppers getting their heads on straight when it comes to bugging out within a city. The last guy we saw on the show from NYC thought broken glass and pawn shop katanas were going to be enough to stop intruders. What's going to happen if a gang starts going door to door?
It doesn't even have to be urban preppers. Most people in the suburbs underestimate how many people live in their area. When those people get hungry they will wish they had bugged out first.
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They did pull the episode 12/18 escape from NY, at least here in NorCal.
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Thanks for sharing that Brian. I hear a number of firearm-related TV shows- not episodes, but shows- are being cancelled post-Sandy Hook shootings. American Guns, Sons of Guns, Ted Nugent's Gun Country, from what I've heard (so far?). Even tonight, I saw that After Armageddon was originally scheduled to be shown on H2 on satellite TV. When I tuned in, something Nostradamus-related was aired in its place instead. Related?
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xterm or
linux appears to make vim not choose the third, but the first two appear to be selected at random.
I've done some Googling, to no avail. My google-fu is perhaps weak, and I apologize if this is a common problem that I've managed to overlook . . .
For reference, what the three styles look like in a sample document:
Any thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated.


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