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Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2641.)
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Section 1165 of the House amendment represents a modification of sections 1165 and 1167 of the Senate amendment requiring the court and the trustee to consider the broad, general public interest in addition to the interests of the debtor, creditors, and equity security holders in applying specific sections of the subchapter.
senate report no. 95–989
Section 1165 requires the court, in consideration of the relief to be granted upon the filing of an involuntary petition, to take into account the "public interest" in the preservation of the debtor's rail service. This is an important factor in railroad reorganization, which distinguishes them from other business reorganizations. Hence, this section modifies the provisions in sections 303 and 305 that govern generally when the business of a debtor may continue to operate, when relief under the Act sought should be granted, and when the petition should be dismissed.
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The North Face Runners Glove is a sleek three-season running glove that works both like a heater and an air conditioner.
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This is a great glove. It's very light, it fits perfectly and if you keep your hands closed (like in in a fist), you'd be sufficiently warm. At some point you'd forget you're wearning a glove, it's that good.
On a critical side, the whole palm area is made of a mesh/net which is almost completely transpernet and looks fragile. The holes of the mesh are about 1 mm in diameter. This is good to prevent your palms from sweating, but don't expect too much weather protection if you're not gripping on something.
Also, having a larger area to wick away sweat would be nice.
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These gloves impressed me with their ability to keep me warm during 20 degree temperature runs. Also, when I start to get too warm, opening my hand exposes the mesh palms which allows for immediate cooling. Alternating closed fist to open palm makes for easy tailoring of body temps.
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I posted this one elsewhere, but since it has Chartreuse, I'll throw it in again:
2 Applejack
3/4 Yellow Chartreuse
3/4 lemon juice
1/2 simple
dash Peychaud's
1 egg yolk
This was an experiment to see how egg yolk works in a cocktail. The Yellow Chartreuse was that last thing I thought to put in (after several iterations). It adds a great amount of complexity to an otherwise straight-forward flavor profile.
I have all of that at home. Except my Chartreuse is green one, not yellow. Do you think it would work OK with the green? (the egg yolk is an interesting twist. I know that whites in sours is "common")


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly resort with 3 restaurants and full-service spa
This family-friendly Panama City resort is located near the airport, within 1 mi (2 km) of ATLAPA Conventions Center and Multiplaza Pacific Mall. Multicentro Panama and Via Espana are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Along with 3 restaurants, this smoke-free resort has a full-service spa and a casino. Wired Internet in public areas is free. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Sheraton Panama Hotel & Convention Center features outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. Dining is available at one of the resort's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is located on site and wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 356
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (13 PAB per 24 hours surcharge), Wired internet access (13 PAB per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge) , Free wired high-speed Internet
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Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Cafe Bahia - This buffet restaurant overlooks the pool. A children's menu is available.
Crostini - This poolside theme restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Las Hadas - This café serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the resort include outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a steam room. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
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- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
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Ygia Spa y Fitness Center has 2 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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- Number of treatment rooms 2
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: PAB 16.95 for adults and PAB 8.50 for children (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: PAB 13 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): PAB 13 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: PAB 20.00 per person (roundtrip)
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. This property offers transfers from the cruise terminal and airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Construction is underway at a neighboring building and there may be noise disturbance from the construction work.
Club Floor and Executive Suite Promotion
Book a stay in a "Club Floor" or "Executive Suite" room category and receive the following:
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Outbreaks of emerging infectious diseases such as Ebola, SARS, HIV and avian influenza are on the rise around the world, researchers report this week in the journal Nature. By assembling data collected over decades from hundreds of different disease outbreaks, researchers have mapped out likely 'hot spots' for the development of emerging infectious diseases. The team found that the developing world was a key development ground for new diseases, especially in areas in which humans and animals come in very close contact.
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At the United States of Hockey, Chris Peters writes that during Team USA's 5-1 loss to Finland today JT Miller had some struggles.
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PROVIDENCE – In his travels around the state following the 2012-13 season, whenever Ed Cooley has crossed paths Providence College basketball fans, they have met him with big smiles and thanks for providing hope for the future.
As far away as it may seem, PC's fan base can't wait for the 2013-14 season to tip off. They see the cast that is scheduled to return for the Friars – fingers crossed on that front –along with two transfers and two incoming freshmen, and hope the mix contains the necessary ingredients to end what is a near-decade NCAA Tournament drought.
While fans may want to hop in the DeLorean and fast forward to six months from now, they shouldn't lose sight of why that optimism exists in the first place. The just-completed PC season should be remembered – but not only for the 19 wins, or that the ball was still bouncing during the last week of March – for those achievements don't even begin to describe what a hard-fought journey it was.
One day, you see your senior point guard (Vincent Council) go down and learn that he'll be sidelined for an extended period. The next day, it's revealed that your leading scorer (Bryce Cotton) is hindered by a bum ankle.
Then there's the midseason addition of a prized freshman (Kris Dunn) and the understanding that patience is needed for a player who is playing games less than six months removed from shoulder surgery.
Another player, viewed as a key piece (Sidiki Johnson), comes aboard right before conference play. Nearly six weeks later, the sophomore forward is no longer in the mix.
This tumult of player movement came in what was just Cooley's second year at the helm. The ever-constant shuffling of bodies explained why PC was limping along to the tune of a 2-7 Big East record. Fortunately for Cooley & Co., stability did arrive, and with it, a chance to salvage the season.
Over the final two months, the Friars gelled. Though Cooley didn't have much depth to work with, he and his players refused to bow to lowered expectations. The end result was 10 wins over the final 13 games, a run that even the most loyal Friar supporter would've had a hard time imagining after a last-second 69-68 loss to Brown in late December.
The push to the finish line was like a brand-new foundation for a program that not too long ago was in a serious state of disrepair. Cooley hopes that fans remember that effort even as they envision what next season may offer.
"I'm just proud of the perseverance and toughness they displayed," said Cooley about the consideration the 2012-13 PC squad merits. "Next year is going to present a lot of different challenges that our fan base can't see. Everybody is hoping, but there are separate challenges that we'll have to deal with. Something will come up. What it is, we don't know, but something will come up."
Before there's a season to ponder, the offseason beckons for Cooley's Friars. On many levels, it figures to be an interesting spring and summer. Here are some items that will be worth watching.
Possible goings
A resolution on Ricky Ledo's application for the NBA Draft is imminent – the redshirt freshman has until April 28 to decide whether to throw his name in the hat or return to suit up for his hometown.
Ultimately, it's Ledo's call to make. While Cooley will offer as much support as he can, the coach is probably hoping for a decision that arrives sooner rather than later – as the Friars will need to move forward recruiting-wise in case Ledo leaves.
"I'll continue to talk to Ricky, and obviously that deadline is coming up very, very soon," said Cooley. "At the same time, I want to make sure I'm doing what's best for him as well."
Another Friar who could leave with eligibility still on the table is Kadeem Batts. The redshirt junior is on track to graduate in May and could opt to get a head start on his post-amateur hoops future. Like Ledo, Cooley hopes to have some answers regarding Batts in the not-so-distant future.
With the Sidiki Johnson Experiment over, coupled with uncertainty hovering over Ledo and Batts, and Vincent Council's four years up, the Friars could enter next season with 10 scholarship players – Bryce Cotton, Lee Goldsbrough, Brice Kofane, LaDontae Henton, Carson Desrosiers, Kris Dunn, Josh Fortune, Tyler Harris, Brandon Austin and Rodney Bullock.
The NCAA limits teams to 13 scholarships. Cooley was asked about awarding a scholarship to hardworking walk-on Ted Bancroft in the event the Friars are unable to bring someone in the fold next season.
"It's something we've talked about and is definitely a possibility," said Cooley about Bancroft, who would be a senior. "If we can add somebody who can give us what we need moving forward, we'll do that, too. Recruiting is an everyday thing and you never stop recruiting."
Making sure the band sticks together
Along with his numerous player roster question marks, Cooley is mindful of keeping his coaching staff intact. He says it wouldn't register as a shock to have someone come up to him at this weekend's Final Four in Atlanta and inquire about his coaches' services. But Cooley believes he is in the business of grooming his staff to be future head coaches, and not just assistants for other programs.
"When you look at programs that are building and eventually get over the top, the one thing they have is continuity among the staff. That's really important," Cooley noted. "Guys on the staff know their roles. They help organize team meetings and help greatly with scouting and recruiting.
"I think it would be a compliment if someone comes looking at our staff. It means I hired the right guys," he added. "You can't be afraid to lose guys, especially if they can better their lives. I think they're compensated well enough where they aren't going to get lured away because of money. They're going to be lured away because of opportunity."
Solidifying the schedule
Cooley said that working out an agreement for a high-caliber opponent to play a non-conference game at the Dunkin' Donuts Center is a tough chore – the last non-Big East top 10 team to tango with PC on its home floor was No. 7 Memphis on Dec. 10, 2005. Amidst a steady stream of "thanks, but no thanks," he remains optimistic that something can be ironed out.
"We've asked a lot of people and it's just not happening right now," Cooley acknowledged. "We're going to try and find the best opponent we can that helps our RPI and strength of schedule."
Providence will play Kentucky next year, albeit on a neutral floor, and getting one of the game's marquee programs on the schedule speaks to Cooley's willingness to play the best. Home games are already on the docket against Boston College and Brown, with Yale and Fairfield also in the mix. The Friars will travel to URI and participate in the Paradise Jam, set for Nov. 22-25 in the Virgin Islands.
The race for playing time is officially on
Cooley plans to conduct individual player meetings prior to boarding a plane for Atlanta later this week. One item that will surely be stressed is making sure that each returning Friar can start earning their keep the moment they exit the coach's Alumni Hall office.
The development of the PC players Cooley and his assistants inherited from the previous regime reveals a teaching side that yielded tangible results. Bryce Cotton, Kadeem Batts and Lee Goldsbrough have all come a long way since getting recruited to Providence by Keno Davis, and the individual success each player was able to achieve illustrates the passion Cooley has in instructing and molding from a pure basketball sense.
"As a coach, our philosophy is to put you in your strength as an individual that will tie into team success," Cooley said.
The idea of exposing Kris Dunn to more competitive basketball after a short-circuited first year is what Cooley envisions after the promising guard received an invitation to try out for the Under-19 U.S. basketball team this June in Colorado. Cooley will also be on hand to serve as what he calls "a floor coach."
"It's going to be important for Kris to embrace the opportunity and not only compete, but make the team," Cooley said. "He's got to go out there and do the little things that he did for our team – become the best defender and an energy guy. Becoming a glue guy, that's what he needs to develop."
Basketball players are often made during the summer months when very few are watching. Whether it's Cotton improving his ball-handling or LaDontae Henton honing his outside shot, the quest to become better in hopes of equaling the rising expectations of ardent Providence followers is already under way.


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Flights from Madrid
Real Madrid is a professional football club based at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid. Real Madrid is considered one of the best football clubs in the world, and they have won an impressive number of titles, both in Spain and abroad. Santiago Bernabeu stadium was inaugurated in 1947 and has a capacity of more than 85,000 spectators. Three times the European Cup final has been held here.Address: Avenida de Concha Espina, 1Phone: +34 902 30 17 09 / +34 913 98 43 70Website: http://www.realmadrid.com, wwwhttp://.santiagobernabeu.comSubway: Bus: 14, 27, 40, 43, 120, 147, 150 Metro: Santiago Bernabéu Train: Nuevos Ministerios
Madrid is a city renowned all over the world for its excellent Flamenco performances, and the popular dance can be seen in several taverns and bars around the city. Enjoy a three course meal and after dinner, take in the magical shows. Flamenco is not only a dance though, but also the song and music to which the dance is performed. It originated in Andalusia and is known mostly for song accompanied by guitar and complex techniques of foot stamping and hand clapping and the use of castanets. The best place to go for a breathtaking exhibit of Flamenco is "Corral de la Moreria". They are famous for their Flamenco shows and also serve great dinner.Address: Calle Morería, 17Phone: +34 913 65 84 46 / +34 913 65 11 37Website: http://www.corraldelamoreria.com
Madrid's three major art galleries are all within a short walk of each other, and together they make up a magnificent display illuminating the history of Western art. Each one of the galleries is so large, that the Paseo del Arte triple ticket may seem like an invitation to exhaustion, however, once you have visited one, you have the rest of the year to visit in the other two!
The Prado is the most famous one. Since the gallery first opened almost two hundred years ago, its collections have grown. The best known works in this extravagant collection of masterpieces were already present in the original collection: Goya and Velázquez, Tizian, Rubens, and Bosch.Address: Calle Ruiz de Alarcón 23, MadridPhone: +34 91 330 2800Website: http://www.museoprado.es
Thyssen-Bornemisza complements the Thyssen Prado and the Reina Sofia with works representing 17th century Dutch painting, Impressionism, Russian Constructivism, and pop art, amongst other styles.Address: Paseo del Prado 8, MadridPhone: +34 902 76 05 11Website: http://www.museothyssen.orgMore info: Palacio de Villahermosa
The third gallery in the trio, is housed in an enormous former hospital. The building dates from the mid-18th century, and has since added striking glass and steel external lifts. The collection consists mainly of Spanish works from the 20th century—the most famous of which is without doubt, Picasso's 'Guernica.'Address: Calle de Santa Isabel 52, MadridPhone: +34 91 774 10 00Website: http://www.museoreinasofia.es
Madrid's Royal Palace is a magnificent creation dating from 1764, built to replace the Alcázar castle that had burned down thirty years before. Visitors are given access to almost the entire palace, inlcuding the Armoury and Pharmacy.Address: Calle Bailén, MadridPhone: +34 914 54 87 00Subway: Ópera
The Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial is located about 50 kilometres Northwest of Madrid. It was founded by Felipe II, and was built to commemorate the victory at the Battle of San Quintín. The work began in 1563 and was finished by 1584. Its location is said to be decided on the advice of astrologers, doctors, philosophers, quarrymen, theologians and architects. El Escorial was built on the idea of maintaining the symmetry and austerity, while also showing the power of the crown of Spain. It has many monuments, such as the servants' quarters, the Queen's quarters, the Infante's (or Upper) house, and the Prince's (or Lower) house. San Lorenzo de El Escorial is one of the most visited places in the Community of Madrid.Address: Av Juan de Borbón y Battemberg, MadridWebsite: http://www.monasteriodelescorial.com
Plaza Mayor is the main square in Madrid, measuring approximately 130 by 95 meters. There are no less than nine entrances to this majestic plaza and it is a great place to sit down, have a coffee and watch the tourists stroll by.Address: Plaza Mayor, Madrid
Puerta del Sol means Gate of the Sun and is the most famous square in Madrid. It is a common place to meet up with friends and at night time it fills up with loads of people. It is also a good reference point when choosing accommodation, because everything is close to Puerta del Sol.Address: Puerta del Sol, Madrid
The Teleférico is a comfortable way of seeing the sights while sitting down, if you're not afraid of heights, that is! This cable car was first built as a part of an amusement park and at places it reaches a height of about 40 metres above ground. The ride takes ten minutes and once you've reached the destination Casa de Campo Park you can enjoy a spectacular view of the city as well as grab some food at the restaurant.Address: Paseo Pintor Rosales, MadridPhone: +34 915 41 11 18Website: http://www.teleferico.comOpening hours: Available every day from April to September and the other months during weekends.More info: The ride starts at Paseo del Pintor Rosales
El Rastro is said to be the largest flea market in Europe with some 3,500 stalls covering the winding streets of the oldest residential part of Madrid. Remember that the real finds are mostly located on one of the side streets and always keep a close eye on your belongings, it is a popular area for pick-pockets.Address: Between Plaza Mayor, La Latina and Puerta de ToledoOpening hours: Every Sunday 07.00-14.30
Toledo is a World Heritage city located 70 kilometres south of Madrid. It sits in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula, 529 metres above sea level, surrounded by the Tagus River. The city has a fascinating history, formerly hosting Christian, Islamic and Hebrew culture which shows in the architecture.Address: Toledo
In Spanish this park is called "Jardines del Buen Retiro" or "Parque del Buen Retiro" which means "the park of pleasant retreat". It is, with its 350 acres, one of the largest parks in Madrid and became open to the public in the late 19th century - before that it belonged to the Spanish royal family. Some of the things you can enjoy here, with the right timing, are puppet shows, book fairs and free concerts. You can also rent a rowboat and paddle your leisurely way around the Estanque, or enjoy a horse-drawn carriage.Address: Parque del Buen Retiro, Madrid
The Naval Museum is considered one of the most important naval museums in the world, containing a variety of historic items from the staggering history of the Spanish Navy. The most famous exhibit is the Mappa Mundi, dating back to 1500. The exhibits are displayed in a chronological order and features a treasure trove of figureheads, paintings and naval charts.Address: Paseo del Prado 5, MadridPhone: +34 91 523 87 89Website: http://www.museonavalmadrid.comOpening hours: Closed Mondays
If flamenco is the heart, Cardamomo is the heart of flamenco Cardamomo is the only Tablao Flamenco in Madrid recommended by the New York Times for combining Classic Flamenco with the new proposals of today's Flamenco Centre of reunion for Flamenco artists. In the heart of Madrid, near Puerta de Sol, and close to the Museum Route (Prado, Thyssen, Reina Sofía). A perfect place to have a drink, dine, and live the authentic Flamenco. The menus are elaborated with natural ingredients of the highest quality.Address: Calle Echegaray 15, MadridPhone: +34 913 690 757Website: http://www.cardamomo.es
Barrio de Salamanca is a posh area in Madrid where you will find lovely unique restaurants, boutiques and different bars. It is a perfect area to go for a stroll and take in Madrid´s atmosphere.Address: Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid
Teatro Lara is a very charming little theatre in Madrid filled with personality. The shows that run here will guarantee you a good laugh and a great evening. Make sure to book ahead.Address: Calle Corredera Baja de San Pablo, MadridPhone: +34 915 23 90 27Website: http://www.teatrolara.com
Museum of Romanticism was built in a neoclassic style by the architect Manuel Rodriguez in 1776. The furniture and paintings are very well preserved here and will give you an opinion of how wealthy people used to live in this period. It is recommended to take a taxi as the museum can be hard to find.Address: Calle San Mateo 13, MadridPhone: +34 914 48 10 45Website: http://museoromanticismo.mcu.es
Parque Juan Carlos I opened around the same time as Madrid was crowned "The European Capital of Culture" in 1992. Here you will find 19 interesting outdoor sculptures, a lake, a river, a greenhouse, an auditorium and much much more.Address: Avda de los Andes, Carretera de Barcelona, MadridPhone: +34 914 00 92 41
Delicious food is served at this establishment run by Oscar Velasco, apprentice to one of the giants of Catalonian cuisine, Santi Santamaria. His influence can be seen in dishes such as shrimp ravioli stuffed with ceps.Address: Paseo de la Castellana 57, MadridPhone: +34 912 108 840Website: http://www.restaurantsantceloni.com
Restaurante Botín is a restaurant that really does live up to the epithet "classic." With a history going back almost 300 years, this must surely be the world's oldest restaurant. The food is also classical Spanish: steaks of lamb and sucking-pig, for example.Address: Calle de los Cuchilleros 17, MadridPhone: +34 913 664 217Website: http://www.botin.es
Chef Pedro Roncero has joined forces with Ferrán Adrià, the legendary creator of Catalonia's nouvelle cuisine, in order to teach the residents of Madrid to eat mousse, parmesan ice lollys, liquid tortilla, and other molecular delights.Address: Calle de Alcalá 15, MadridPhone: +34 915 321 275Website: http://www.casinodemadrid.es
"Mariscos" is Spanish for seafood, and it is absolutely essential to try it when you're in Spain. Shellfish, lobster, cod, soup and paella - it's all about seafood! Marisquería Ribeira do Miño is a great place to visit for some authentic Spanish seafood, some of their specialties are Galician octopus and ham with Galician turnip. Have some Galician wine with your meal: Albariño or Ribeiro.Address: Calle de Santa Brígida 1, MadridPhone: +34 915 219 854 / +34 915 313 393Website: http://www.marisqueriaribeiradomino.com
This is a very cosy restaurant with a rustic and inviting interior. The menu has plenty of seafood and all the dishes are very artistically presented. A feast for all your senses.Address: Calle de Añastro 48, MadridPhone: +34 917 670 158Website: http://www.aderezorestaurante.es
Casanis has brightened the walls with mosaics from renowned artists and it is truly a joy to rest your eyes on the vivid colours that fill every space in this charming restaurant.Address: Calle de Ventura de la Vega 9, MadridPhone: +34 914 290 877Website: http://www.casanis-madrid.es
El Club Allard was initially a private club, it wasn't until 2007 that it opened to the public. Two Michelin stars discloses that the culinary delights in this restaurant are no less than fantastic.Address: Calle de Ferraz 2, MadridPhone: +34 915 590 939Website: http://www.elcluballard.com
Taberna Gastromaquia serves authentic Spanish cuisine. It is located in an alley and could be a bit tricky to find, but it is definitely worth the effort, once your palate gets hold of the delicious gourmet flavours.Address: Calle de Pelayo 8, MadridPhone: +34 91 522 64 13
Lúa keeps a menu that is based on two things; one is the season and the other is reliable recipes saved from mothers and grandmothers - everybody knows they're the best chefs! -"The pleasure of good food is enjoyed with all five senses"Address: Paseo de Eduardo Dato 5, MadridPhone: +34 91 395 28 53Website: http://www.restaurantelua.com
Malacatín serves huge and hearty portions of food, nobody will leave hungry, that is for sure. The restaurant has been around since 1895 and evolved into a super popular and crowded restaurant. While eating, take notice of the beautiful ceramic tiles.Address: Calle de la Ruda 5, MadridPhone: +34 913 65 52 41Website: http://www.malacatin.com
A relaxed yet busy atmosphere and creative cooking with exotic flavours have made this restaurant a favourite. There is also a great collection of wine to accompany your choice of food.Address: Calle Evaristo San Miguel 21, MadridPhone: +34 915 42 95 21Website: http://www.metro-bistro.com
Café del Mercado used to be a grocery market but has now been transformed into a delicatessen and tapas venue. The atmosphere is always great as it is usually crowded with happy people.Address: Plaza de San Miguel, MadridPhone: +34 915 59 07 72
Casa Lucas is a small tapas restaurant in the Latin district. Don't be discouraged at first glance, because a lot of the people you see might be there to socialize and have a drink standing up. It is definitely an experience to eat here and you won't be sorry.Address: Cava Baja 30, MadridPhone: +34 913 65 08 04Website: http://www.casalucas.es
Are you tired of Spanish food? Head over to this Italian restaurant and enjoy some other flavours. The restaurant is romantic and the service very friendly, all of which heightens the experience.Address: Calle Relatores 20, MadridPhone: +34 913 89 65 46Website: http://www.lapiperna.com
Diverxo has created a menu holding a fusion of Spanish and Chinese flavours. The dishes are innovative and tastefully presented so there is no problem going through a 12 course meal.Address: Calle Pensamiento 28, MadridPhone: +34 915 700 766Website: http://www.diverxo.com
Oyamel treat their guests to an amazing Mexican fusion evening accompanied by delicious drinks. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and prices are on the low side. This is one of the better Mexican restaurants in town.Address: Calle de Goya 82, MadridPhone: +34 914 31 94 18
Il Bambino is an Italian restaurant that comes well-recommended from both tourists and locals alike. You will not be disappointed with the menu, as they serve the most authentic Italian and Mediterranean dishes.Address: Calle Martínez de la Riva 36, MadridPhone: +34 914 77 43 52Website: http://www.ilbambinorestaurante.com
Happy Day Bakery is also a colourful American store with products inspired by the happy 50's era. Apart from pies, cookies, cupcakes and muffins, you can buy perfect presents and books.Address: Calle del Espíritu Santo 11, MadridPhone: +34 915 229 133Website: http://www.happydaybakery.es
Nurielle has everything to satisfy your sweet tooth, ice cream, pastries, coffee and tea and a wide variety of sweets. Their concept is to be modern, yet warm and comfortable.Address: Calle Hortaleza 38, MadridPhone: +34 902 10 38 16Website: http://www.nurielle.es
Café Gijón is situated in the principal boulevard and was established in 1888. After the Civil War it became a meeting point for writers and artists and is still to this day a momentous café in Madrid.Address: Paseo de Recoletos 21, MadridPhone: +34 91 521 54 25 / +34 91 531 05 48Website: http://www.cafegijon.com
Mamá Framboise is French for Mama Raspberry and is a tea salon and pastry shop with an extensive menu. The décor is French Provençal and makes your visit even more enjoyable.Address: Calle de Fernando VI 23, MadridPhone: +34 913 914 364Website: http://www.mamaframboise.com
Café Acuarela offers an escape from the stress of modern life. Either you can go in the morning and enjoy the peaceful quiet of a good cup of coffee, or you come at night, to plunge into exotic drinks and a spirited ambience.Address: Calle Gravina 10, MadridPhone: +34 91 522 21 43Website: http://www.cafeacuarela.es
This is a very exclusive and chic nightclub, located on the ground floor of a prestigious hotel. This entails for example valet service and a VIP area that is usually filled with beautiful people. Don't be surprised if you meet soccer players and super models here.Address: Calle de Velazquez 6, MadridPhone: +34 91 575 18 46Website: http://www.gabana.es
Joy Eslava has been a legendary disco in Madrid for thirty years now. Every day offers a new theme, a few examples are "Thursday - Epic Nights" and "Friday - Fabulush". House music is a favourite in this crowded venue with tourists and locals dancing together.Address: Calle Arenal 11, MadridPhone: +34 91 366 37 33Website: http://www.joy-eslava.comOpening hours: Open every day
Siroco is an alternative night club that offers both national DJ's and concerts with up and coming new artists. Here you can expect everything from reggae and karaoke to jazz and house music.Address: Calle San Dimas 3, MadridPhone: +34 91 593 30 70Website: http://www.siroco.es
Moma is not only a happening nightclub, but also a bar and a restaurant. The resident DJ will keep you moving until the small hours with beats of house, techno and dance.Address: Calle José Abascal 56, MadridPhone: +34 645 02 08 51Website: http://www.moma56.com
Reinabruja is an exciting nightclub with LED lighting and innovative wall design that will make other places pale in comparison. The big night at Reinabruja is Sunday, so forget about that lazy day in front of the TV and put your dancing shoes on!Address: Calle Jacometrezo 6, MadridPhone: +34 91 542 81 93Website: http://www.reinabruja.com
Do not let the name scare you because that means that you will miss some of the best cocktails in Madrid. A hip crowd is drawn to this place, and you will find the atmosphere relaxed while the DJ spins some good tunes.Address: Calle de la Reina 16, MadridPhone: +34 915 32 28 26Website: http://www.barcock.com
Think of a classic, old-school bar-look with burgundy leather sofas, black and white accessories and you have got the right sense of Bristol Bar. They have the largest selection of gin in Madrid, so skip the beer and wine for the evening and indulge in a tasty Tom Collins.Address: Calle del Almirante 20, MadridPhone: +34 915 22 45 68Website: http://www.bristolbar.es
Welcome to one of the biggest party spots in Madrid! Buddha Del Mar comes with an oriental theme both in the lounge and night club. It is, hands down, one of the most fashionable spots in Madrid, so dress up and put your party shoes on.Address: Calle de La Coruña 0, MadridPhone: +34 913 57 22 90
Café Comercial has been here since before the Civil War and has become an institution in Madrid. The crowd is a great mix of, young, old, businessmen and students. You can choose to come here for lunch or just a shot of Pacharan.Address: Glorieta de Bilbao 7, MadridPhone: +34 915 21 56 55Website: http://elcafecomercial.blogspot.com
This is one of those places where the rich and famous used to go to for a drink. See how many of the celebrities that you recognise from the pictures on the wall while enjoy a cooling drink.Address: Gran Vía 12, MadridPhone: +34 915 32 67 37Website: http://www.museo-chicote.com
Go to Círculo de Bellas Artes for a pre-exhibition or pre-movie drink, of course it is just as good for a post-drink. If you are just looking for a cool place to take a drink at, then this is great bar to people watch.Address: Calle de Alcalá 42, MadridPhone: +34 913 60 54 00Website: http://www.circulobellasartes.com
This is a fun, fresh, and youthful bar that is very popular among tourist and locals alike. Many of their guest claim that they serve the best Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri and Caipirinhas in town. Go and have a test yourself!Address: Calle de la Reina 12, MadridPhone: +34 915 23 31 06Website: http://www.deldiego.com
El Almendro 13 is located in the Latin Quarter in Madrid. Many come here for their amazing tapas, especially at lunch, but what really draws a crowd in the evening is their tasty house sherry.Address: Almendro 13, MadridPhone: +34 913 65 42 52
El Parnasillo is located in the very vibrant area Malasaña. The crowd is just as cool as the area and the discussions vary from politics, to art, music and, of course, football. The Mojitos and Caipirinhas are very popular here.Address: Calle de San Andrés 33, MadridPhone: +34 914 47 00 79
Rum and salsa dancing until 5 am pretty much sums up the mood at El Son. The atmosphere is upbeat from when they open until long after 5 am, so do not hesitate to come here even if it is already 4 am.Address: Fernando VI 21, MadridPhone: +34 91 308 04 29
As stated by Espacio Niram, their concept is a fusion between impeccable service, an attractive menu, various art events and original decor with furnishings of art designed by artists. Simply a beautiful place to have a drink.Address: Independencia 2, MadridPhone: +34 925 19 58 13Website: http://www.espacioniram.com
Do not judge a book by its cover, and Fortuny might not look like much from the outside but once you are inside you will realise that this is a cutting edge, hip club with tons of style.Address: Calle de Fortuny 34, MadridPhone: +34 913 19 26 51
Glass Bar is located inside Hotel Urban, with beautiful glass interior and a big, gorgeous chandelier imported from Morocco. The atmosphere is stylish and the drinks are equally as beautiful as the decor.Address: Carrera de San Jerónimo 34, MadridPhone: +34 917 87 77 70Website: http://www.hotelurban.com
Elegance is the leading word for this beautiful bar. It is one of the more popular places to go to for a pre-dinner cocktail and a hot spot for international business men and jet-setters.Address: Paseo de la Castellana 22, MadridPhone: +34 915 87 12 34Website: http://www.villamagna.es
The Hotel Puerta America is one of the most beautiful buildings in Madrid. It houses 12 floors that are designed by 12 different architects, and it is simply, visually speaking, divine. Needless to say, that the bar is nothing less than equally stylish.Address: Av de América 41, MadridPhone: +34 917 44 54 00Website: http://www.hoteles-silken.com
Thirty minutes from central Madrid, Las Rozas Village has more than 100 boutiques offering fabulous savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price of luxury Spanish and international fashion and lifestyle brands.Address: Juan Ramón Jiménez 3, MadridPhone: +91 640 49 08Website: http://www.lasrozasvillage.com
This world famous brand soon has a store in every mid-size town and in Madrid you find several outlets. Here you find the latest fashion for men, women and children, everything from street wear to the more up-dressed look.Address: Calle de Goya 47, MadridPhone: +34 915 78 44 17Website: http://www.zara.com
At Mango, the urban young woman finds everything from sleek work-wear to the fabulous cocktail dress to reasonable prices. Match your new outfit with the perfect shoes and accessories that you also find here. There are several shops across the city.Address: Calle de Fuencarral 70, MadridPhone: +34 915 23 04 12Website: http://www.mango.com
Massimo Dutti has its focus on sophisticated business wear for both men and women. They are famous for their classic and elegant clothes and accessories made of high quality fabrics and leather, but still to affordable prices.Address: Calle de Fuencarral 139, MadridPhone: +34 915 93 82 68Website: http://www.massimodutti.com
In 1981, Camper opened its first store in Barcelona, today there are several boutiques across Spain and you will find one on almost every shopping street in Madrid. The shoes are known for being extraordinary comfortable but still stylish and they come for both men, women and kids.Address: Gran Vía 54, MadridPhone: +34 915 47 52 23Website: http://www.camper.com
The history of this Spanish brand has its roots way back to the 1950's. Today there are shops all over Spain and also worldwide. The clothes, bags and shoes designed by Adolfo Domínguez are stylish and elegant and there are collections for both men and women and kids.Address: Calle Ortega y Gasset 4, MadridPhone: +34 915 76 00 84Website: http://www.adolfodominguez.com
The luxurious Loewe is located on different locations around Madrid. For more than 150 years, Loewe has provided men and women with luxurious well-tailored fashion and leather goods. This is the flagship store and it offers a VIP area with personal shoppers for those who need.Address: Calle Gran Vía 8, MadridPhone: +34 915 22 68 15Website: http://www.loewe.com
In the same genre as Mango and Zara you find Stradivarius. Racks with the latest fashion wear, together with high heels, ballerinas, scarves and accessories fill the shop and if you don't find your size, don't worry there are several outlets in the city.Address: Calle Gran Vía 30, MadridPhone: +34 915 23 07 15Website: http://www.stradivarius.com
This chain, together with Zara and Mango, is one of Spain's most popular shops for young women. Here you can find basics mixed with some of the latest fashion to rock-bottom prices.Address: Calle de Preciados 20, MadridPhone: +34 915 32 20 14Website: http://www.bershka.com
As the name reveals, this boutique sells women's underwear, lingerie, swimwear and cosy homewear. This Spanish chain offers everything from comfy pyjamas to sleek, sexy bras and panties.Address: Av de Concha Espina 6, MadridPhone: +34 915 64 71 48Website: http://www.womensecret.com
This Swedish chain, that you nowadays find almost everywhere in the world, provides high street fashion for both men and women at prices suiting everyone. Here in Madrid you find boutiques located on different locations around town.Address: Calle Gran Vía 37, MadridPhone: +34 901 12 00 84Website: http://www.hm.com
This high quality shoe brand has three outlets in Madrid. In Italy Geox is ranked as the number one footwear brand and the technological solutions when making their shoes is very appreciated across the world.Address: Calle de Claudio Coello 58, MadridPhone: +34 915 76 63 63Website: http://www.geox.com
Pull & Bear is part of the same group as Zara and Stradivarius. If you are young, urban and engaged with the environment this shop will fit you like a hand in a glove. Here you can buy the latest trends and pick a cool casual look, but still be environmentally friendly.Address: Av de la Albufera 153, MadridPhone: +34 914 77 38 74Website: http://www.pullandbear.comMore info: Centro Comercial Albufera Plaza
In the Chueca district you can visit El Mercado de Fuencarral, an entire gallery of clothes to go clubbing in, cool accessories and branded clothes with street credibility.Address: Calle de Fuencarral 45, MadridPhone: +34 915 21 41 52Website: http://www.mdf.es
Finish off your shopping trip at ABC Serrano in Salamanca, an eight-floor shopping centre with four floors devoted just to fashion. Here hot new designers such as Amaya Arzuaga rub shoulders with reliable stand-bys like Zara. There are also cafés, restaurants and a gym.Address: Calle de Serrano 61, MadridPhone: +34 915 77 50 31Website: http://www.abcserrano.com
The Deli Room sells a selection of hip Spanish designer labels displayed in a delicatessen setting. Here you will find names like Locking Shocking, Miriam Ocáriz, Ailanto, Spastor, Jin Sun Park and La Casita de Wendy.Address: Santa Bárbara 4, MadridPhone: +91 521 1983
Mercado de La Paz is Madrid's most mouth-watering fresh produce market. The best-selling stalls are the ones with Serrano ham and amazing cheese.Address: Calle de Ayala 28, MadridPhone: +34 914 35 07 43Website: http://www.mercadodelapaz.blogspot.com
Lavinia is Europe's self-proclaimed biggest wine shop. Not only do you find great tasting wine here, but you can also visit just for a delicious lunch.Address: Calle Ortega y Gasset 16, MadridPhone: +34 914 26 06 04Website: http://www.lavinia.es
Getafe is located 16 km outside Madrid and can be a bit tricky to get to. The best way to reach the outlet is by car, but there are also buses available. Once you are here, you will find 85 fashion shops, some of them are Miss Sixty, Cortefiel, El Corte Inglés-Centro de Oportunidades, Panama Jack and Pepe Jeans London.Address: Avda. Río Guadalquivir 15, MadridPhone: +34 91 691 93 55Website: http://getafe.thestyleoutlets.es
El Rastro is the most popular open-air flea market in Madrid. It is, actually, one of the best ways to kill 2-3 h in Madrid while having a good time and discovering what the locals have to offer.Address: Calle Ribera de Curtidores, Madrid
Madrid's airport, Barajas, lies a little over ten kilometres northeast of the city. The cheapest way to get to Madrid is by metro: line 8 goes to Nuevos Ministerios. Journey time: 30 minutes. The taxi ride costs more at nights and on Sundays and takes 30-60 minutes.Address: Avenida de la Hispanidad, MadridPhone: +34 902 40 47 04Website: http://www.aena.es


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(Geochelone gigantea)
The Aldabran Tortoise is the largest species of land tortoise in the world. They can grow to roughly 1 metre tall and can weigh as much 300 kilograms. Their shell is grey in colour with dark grey to almost black coloured head and legs.
These giant tortoises inhabit the islands of Aldabra, situated off the east coast of Africa, in the Indian Ocean. These islands are rough and rocky and have limited vegetation.
The Aldabran Tortoise is herbivorous and will eat grasses, shrubs, flowers and leaflitter. They will also eat cactus and lichen.
The Aldabran Tortoise will reach sexual maturity at about 20-25 years of age. Mating season is between February and March and the males will let out a loud bellowing sound to entice the female to mate with him. After mating, the female buries 10-20 spherical eggs in the sand or soil where they are incubated by the heat of the sun for two months. The hatchlings are only about 6 centimetres long with soft shells. They are very prone to predation at this stage.
Of the four species of giant tortoise that once existed on the islands around Aldabra, only the Aldabran tortoise survived beyond the beginning of the 19th century. Today they are considered rare. Small populations of the tortoise have been introduced to neighboring islands to enhance the species' chances of long-term survival. Aldabran tortoises are now protected on all the islands they inhabit.
Aldabran Tortoise Profiles
Age: 39 Years (DOB 9/10/1976)
Sex: Male
Goliath, as the name suggests is big, but not just a big shell. It is a big heart. Goliath without a doubt is the coolest and trendiest out of the giant tortoises at Australia Zoo. With his ochre stained scutes which are shaped like pyramids, he looks like a mobile Egyptian landscape. With a shell on your back looking like this, you could not be anything but cool. As soon as Goliath sees you enter his home and acreage, he sprints over to you as fast as those round tortoise legs will take him (not that he goes that fast... he is a tortoise after all!). When he finally reaches his destination it then becomes his priority to absorb as much of your attention as possible. He ensures that an ample amount of scratches and rubs are given to meet his goliath quota.
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Sex: Male
Weight: 120kg (264lbs)
Igloo can be identified by his large, round shell (thus giving him his name), but this is not the only way to identify him; his personality and the way he decides to do something make him the odd one out of the three Aldabran boys. When Igloo wants a drink, he does not just lap at the water; he climbs into the whole pond. When Igloo wants something to eat, he is not satisfied with a handful of vegetables; he wants the whole bucket full. So when Igloo decides he wants to do something, there simply is no stopping a determined 120kg tortoise called Igloo!


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August 19, 2013 | Francinia Protti-Alvarez
Atlas Copco (Stockholm) has been awarded a contract to deliver compressors to fertilizer producer Acron (Velikiy Novgorod, Russia), Atlas Copco has announced. Acron chose Atlas Copco's gas and process division to construct and deliver two high-pressure integrally geared centrifugal compressors for carbon dioxide (CO2) processing at the company's plant at Veliky Novgorod. The order, valued at about €13 million ($17.3 million), was booked at the end of the second quarter, and the compressors will be delivered in 2015. The compressors will control...
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Over the course of my life, open public debate and communication have proven themselves to be the rightful cornerstone of our country and community. Every child is taught from a young age to feel pride for the flag, the constitution and the judicial prudence of the Supreme Court. America's ability to disagree fundamentally and yet work toward a mutually beneficial conclusion, qualifies the success of our democracy.
Recently, however, these fundamentals have changed as party affiliation and personal indignation have replaced logic and compromise. I recently was struck by a letter to the editor by Mr. Dean Jones (Letters to the Editor, Dec. 20) and decided to respond as his clear passion has invoked mine.
I very much appreciated Jones' interest in the paper's news and more specifically my writing. I was also flattered by his use of figures from previous stories concerning East Carbon City. As for the questions posed in his letter,
I would like to answer just a few. The "drama queens" as Mr. Jones calls Mayor Orlando LaFontaine and Council member David Maggio tend to be contentious, largely because their personalities cause them to be very vocal. As a rule, they comment on just about every issue. However, the reasons behind their comments as well as most city discussions, tend to be more complex than your letter led our readers to believe. Those who attend city meetings understand this. East Carbon and Sunnyside have co-existed for more than 100 years and being as they share a border and a long history, they do have regular disagreements. As for your mention of East Carbon vs. ECDC, anyone who read those articles will realize that the citizens of East Carbon took issue with the possibility of having polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) dumped near their town. Subsequently, they caused an uproar.
During my seven years working in local media, I have found that residents in any city, large or small take notice of potentially dangerous changes in their community. Through the public process, ECDC demonstrated the safety measures they had in place regarding PCBs, the state addressed the city, comments were taken and the issue moved forward. The Sun Advocate reported each step with comments from residents, officials and the council.
Those who attend East Carbon council sessions know that Mayor LaFontaine and Council member Maggio tend to dominate most discussions. As with any council I have covered, there are some members who are more public with their opinions than others. Your opinion of LaFontaine and Maggio was made clear via your letter. However, your contention that their comments were aimed at getting quoted in the newspaper is wrong as far as I'm concerned. Knowing both men, they would make the same comments to an empty room. Both individuals have strong opinions and I have found that they not afraid to share them.
Your failure to understand why the Sun Advocate would waste its time reporting on a "dying shanty town" bothered me greatly. Please permit me to educate you concerning our editorial decisions. For starters, East Carbon City is incredibly interesting for a town its size. Even though your opinion about the town is obvious, you seem to be spending some time reading about East Carbon.
Some do feel the council is embarrassing but that is true of every council in Carbon County. However, another factions of our readers enjoy East Carbon rhetoric. The city has gone through a great many changes in the last 20 years, a process which was expedited by the loss of East Carbon High School, an institution that served as the small city's community center and its heart. With the decline in population and occupancy, the council led by LaFontaine and Maggio I might add, started a city wide clean up effort that has been going on for several years. The "drama queens" have instituted significant and escalating fines for blighted property. While there is an argument to be made about the management of East Carbon City, the revenue brought in through CIB grants and loans has been significant over the past eight years. These funds have provided vital infrastucture the small town could never have afforded otherwise. A little FYI about funds from the Community Impact Board, that money is meant for communities impacted by energy production and the industry. Hence the name. Those tax dollars belong in counties where energy is produced, not the metropolitan areas that so frequently see the lion share of their funding.
In your opinion, the city's recent discussion concerning water usage was "another attempt to attract unwarranted attention," by LaFontaine and Maggio. When in fact, the issue was brought before the council by the city's maintenance department, who is responsible for the town's water. They approached the council concerning reservoir levels after finding historically low snow-pack and early season snow fall. To state that the town's "drama queens" brought the issue forward out of a need for personal attention is simply contrary to the facts. Additionally your statements concerning East Carbons lack of need for a new water source makes me wonder if you really do read what is written about this city. The Grassy Trail Reservoir, which supplies both East Carbon and Sunnyside with water is a very small mountain lake, which is easily effected by drought. The town's council has had to impose usage restrictions on residents twice in my lifetime. So if you really want to see a drop in property values, check out an appraisal in an area with no water.
Name calling and exaggerated rhetoric are inherently dangerous when brought into the arena of policy making. One needs look no further than our own national landscape to see how drastically scare tactics and character assassination can effect legislation. We are headed over a fiscal cliff because the majority of the House of Representatives would rather see Americans suffer than admit they lost. Now that's calling a spade a spade.
Nationally, Democrats and Republicans have demonized and slandered one another badly enough to arrest our system of government. In Washington, the vitriol and hate the parties have for one another has trumped their duty to the American people. This type of assault is most often propagated by outrageous lies and half-truths. Half truths like East Carbon's "rapidly shrinking population" and "substantial debt." Claims such as these with no numbers or context are incredibly derisive and irresponsible. But hey, any lie told enough times will grab a little traction.
You stated that a drive through East Carbon really depressed you. If you feel that way a simple remedy might be stay off of Highway 123. It only has one destination.


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BRASHER FALLS - Volunteers who hope to create a branch library in downtown Brasher Falls are heading back out on the petition trail again, while an attorney for the North Country Library System reviews the procedures they used the first time around to gather signatures.
Roger A. Linden, Potsdam, the attorney for the town of Brasher, had questioned the validity of the petitions during a hearing earlier this week because volunteer Michele Ellis-Porcaro had signed her name on each page of signatures, including those that she had not personally witnessed.
Ms. Ellis-Porcaro had told Mr. Linden that, while there were some signatures she had not personally witnessed, she had personally seen others sign the petition as she went door-to-door seeking supporters for the initiative. However, Ms. Ellis-Porcaro said, her signing each page of petitions was simply a misunderstanding about the proper procedure.
Among those that she did not witness were signatures gathered at the local IGA supermarket, LBSH Housing and during a local teacher conference. Those signatures had been witnessed by other qualified volunteers, who should have had their signature notarized at the bottom of their respective pages, according to Mr. Linden.
Library officials needed 80 signatures - representing 10 percent of the Brasher residents who had voted in the last gubernatorial election - to get the proposition for a branch library on the November ballot. The proposed library would be located in Crapser Hall in the former Boothe Building in downtown Brasher Falls.
All together, they turned in 11 pages with 130 signatures, but indicated on their cover letter that 89 were residents from the town of Brasher.
Mr. Linden had also noted that the resolution accompanying the petitions was dated June 11, but signatures were not collected until July and August.
It says the petitions have already been submitted to the town. That could not have been, he said during Tuesdays hearing.
Because of the confusion over which signatures would be declared valid and which would not, Brasher Town Clerk Ellen Fukes indicated this week that none of the petitions would be accepted, meaning organizers will need to start the process again.
But Massena Public Library Director Elaine Dunne-Thayer said she hasnt received that word, and theyre waiting for a review to be completed by the North Country Library Systems attorney. In the meantime, organizers are going on the premise that they need to gather 50 signatures in approximately two weeks.
Were not really sure. Thats what the town of Brasher is saying. That information has been passed on to the lawyers for the North Country Library System. Theyre examining the issue and will report back to us, Ms. Dunne-Thayer said.
The librarys Board of Trustees does not meet again until Sept. 10, the day organizers must have the necessary signatures, but Ms. Dunne-Thayer said there was the possibility they could call a special meeting to talk about the petition issue.
Our board will wait and see what the lawyers from the North Country Library System say. It does take away some valuable time, she said.
Volunteers, meanwhile, are ready to hit the road again to get petitions signed, according to the library director.
They would like to. Its what they want. I think theres plenty of time to collect signatures, she said. I think if these volunteers are willing to go back out and get those signatures, I dont think anybody should stand in their way.
Members of the Brasher Town Board will have the ultimate say in whether the signatures on the petitions will be accepted. They must pass a resolution that states the submitted petitions are legitimate and that resolution will be forwarded to the Board of Elections so the proposition can be included on the November ballot. The town board is not scheduled to meet again for a regular session until Sept. 11.
Ms. Dunne-Thayer said she believes the Brasher residents should have the say at the polls in November.
It has always been an initiative from Brasher, she said.
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UNIONDALE — Towards the end of last night's second period, Dylan Reese and the Flyers' Claude Giroux fought with the latter player possibly trying to spark his team. Giroux wouldn't allude to that being the reason after the game, telling CSN Phildelphia that "it had to be done." He thought that the fight had been coming over the course of the game saying "we got into a couple of slashes and hooks, me and him, pretty much the whole game."
It was a bit of an odd fight to see, as the leader of the Flyers fought with the Islanders' recent call-up. For Giroux, it was a sort of Gordie Howe moment that makes him the adoration (among other reasons) of Flyers fans.
With a few stitches on his nose, the Islanders' Reese thought it was more of a momentum shifting maneuver. "He was trying to get a spark, I don't blame him, and I think that shows a lot of courage on his part being a leading scorer and a guy who's not supposed to do that," Reese said at practice Friday.
Either way, the Islanders gained a bit of an upper-hand as the fight took the Flyers' best player off the ice for five minutes. "I'm not gonna shy away from something like that but he didn't either," Reese continued. "It was a good, honest fight. It's good to take him off the ice for five minutes."


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Elder Ed Robinson has been called to serve in the Fresno California mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Robinson will speak during sacrament meeting April 14 at 11:00 a.m. at the Helper Stake Center located at 150 Ridgeway.
An Open House will be at his home on Friday, April 12 at 7:00 p.m. His parents are Jim and Marilyn Robinson. He is the grandson of John and Lenna Beth Echer. Elder Robinson will report to the missionary training center in Provo on April 24.
Elder Michael J. VanWagoner has returned from the Rapid City, South Dakota Mission where he served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder VanWagoner will report his mission experiences on April 14 at the Huntington First Ward, 11 a.m.
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The Carbon School District Board of Education had an emergency meeting on Tuesday morning and decided to rescind one of the decisions they made in response to the arrest of Superintendent George Park on Aug. 6. At a special meeting on the day of the arrest they had met and decided to not only place Park on paid administrative leave, but to appoint a committee of three administrators to run the district's operations until the situation with Park could be clarified.
As of Tuesday morning that committee was discontinued and the board voted to name former superintendent Patsy Bueno as acting superintendent. She will take over the reins of the district tomorrow (Aug. 18) and will stay in place as a half time employee until the district can resolve its problems with the Park situation.
Bueno left the district just last May, having served as the leader of the district for the prior three years.
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