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CHINA - A Chinese child walks on the mirrors as she tours the ìBeyond the Visionî artwork exhibition designed by French artist Serge Salat in Beijing. The multisensory art exhibition sponsored by General Motors China will travel 10 cities of China from September to November 2011.
YEMEN - A female protestor shows her hand painted red and writing in Arabic that reads, "our blood is fuel for our revolution," during a demonstration demanding the resignation of Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa. President Ali Abdullah Saleh made a surprise return to Yemen on Friday after more than three months of medical treatment in Saudi Arabia in a move certain to further enflame battles between forces loyal to him and his opponents that have turned the capital into a war zone.
ENGLAND - Children wait for their turn to participate on the stage during an Islamic peace conference in London. The conference attended by thousands of British and European Muslims is aimed at tackling extremists and promoting peace, tolerance and community cohesion in wake of recent riots and 9/11 anniversary.
CAMBODIA - A Thai supporter laughs as she watches a friendly soccer match between Cambodian and Thai politicians at Cambodia National Stadium in Phnom Penh.
VERO BEACH - Trinity Mann, 7, paints a doorframe in the Adult Care Center at the Senior Resource Association while volunteering during the Day of Caring held by the United Way of Indian River County. Volunteers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, as well as Marine Bank, spent the morning painting, cleaning and landscaping the organization's facility on 14th Street.
FORT PIERCE - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies Ubie (left) and Rio watch along with their owners MaryAnne Wolfer (center) and husband Neil (not pictured) as other dogs pass by, in front of the obedience ring at Heathcote Botanical Gardens during their Good Dog Day at the gardens. The event promotes the National AKC Responsible Dog Ownership day with K-9 demos, obedience and agility shows, booths about responsible dog ownership and care as well as adoptable animals on hand through the Humane Society of St. Lucie County. Hundreds of dogs and their owners toured the gardens and participated in the events. "Love it, it's a great thing to do and we're really enjoying it" MaryAnne Wolfer said. "The gardens is gorgeous, so are all the puppies."
LIBYA - A pall of smoke covers the city of Tripoli as it rises from the military warehouse belonged to the army of Libya's ousted leader Moammar Gadhafi in the port area of the city1. A series of explosions rocked the military warehouse and a huge plume of smoke rose over the harbor on Saturday afternoon, although the cause of the blasts is not immediately known.
CAMBODIA - Cambodian dancers perform during an opening ceremony of a friendly soccer match between Cambodian and Thai politicians at the National Stadium in Phnom Penh.
BRAZIL - Rihanna performs during the Rock in Rio music festival in Rio de Janeiro. The festival, which runs through Oct. 2, includes Katy Perry, Rihanna, Stevie Wonder, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Guns N' Roses and Coldplay. A
PAKISTAN - Displaced Pakistani Shahinaz Afser, 8, stands inside her family's tent in a relief camp set by the Pakistani army in Kaloi, in Pakistan's Sindh province, after fleeing their flood-hit homes. In Pakistan's Sindh province alone, the floods have killed over 220 people, damaged or destroyed some 665,000 homes and displaced more than 1.8 million people, according to the United Nations. Neighboring Baluchistan province has also been affected.
THAILAND - A vendor sits in front of sandal shop in Bangkok.
FLORIDA - Robert Ward, left, and his daughter Mallory wait as the jury in Ward's murder trial returns to court for a second day of deliberations in Orlando. Ward, a millionaire developer, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife Diane, who was shot in the bedroom of their Isleworth mansion in 2009.
DELAWARE - An Army carry team moves a transfer case containing the remains of Sgt. Jakob J. Roelli, 24, of Darlington, Wis., at Dover Air Force Base. According to the Department of Defense, Roelli, died Sep. 21, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered when insurgents attacked their unit with small arms fire.
IRAN - An Iranian woman, weeps, during a burial ceremony for two unknown soldiers, who were killed during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, whose remains have been recently recovered, in Tehran, in a "Sacred Defense Week" to mark the 31st anniversary of the outset of the war.
DENMARK - Two-time world Champion Giorgia Bronzini of Italy celebrates as she crosses the finish line to win the elite women road race over 140 kilometers (87 miles) with start and finish in Holte, north of Copenhagen.
GERMANY - Pope Benedict XVI waves to the pilgrims as he leaves the open air mass with his popemobile in Erfurt. Pope Benedict XVI is on a four-day official visit to his homeland Germany.
BANGLADESH - Bangladeshi villagers participate in an annual boat race on the river of Buriganga in Dhaka.
IRAN - Freed American Shane Bauer, center is welcomed upon his arrival from Iran, in Muscat. After more than two years in Iranian custody, two Americans convicted as spies took their first steps toward home Wednesday as they bounded down from a private jet and into the arms of family for a joyful reunion in the Gulf state of Oman.
RUSSIA - Britney Spears, center, performs on a stage during a concert in Moscow. Britney Spears performs in Moscow, St.Petersburg and Kiev as part of her European Femme Fatale Tour.
ENGLAND - Islamic scholar Dr. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri addresses the audience during an Islamic peace conference at Wembley Arena in London. The conference attended by thousands of British and European Muslims is aimed at tackling extremists and promoting peace, tolerance and community cohesion in wake of recent riots and 9/11 anniversary.
SINGAPORE - Sauber driver Kamui Kobayashi of Japan loses control prior to a crash on the wall during the qualifying session for Sunday's Singapore Formula One Grand Prix on the Marina Bay City Circuit.


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Sony is taking full heed of the old adage - « Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. » While this is not quite how the phrase was made notorious by former President George W. Bush, but it is a sentiment that Sony Ericsson customers can relate to. Way back when Android released v1.6 (time being relative in the technology world) for the Sony Xperia X10, customers experienced an unnecessary amount of pain when attempting to upgrade their smartphones' operating system.
Prior to November 14th Sony Ericsson did not have access to the Android 4.0 ICS sourcecode, so they pulled up their shirtsleeves and began adapting their different devices. Since the code was optimized to work with Texas Instrument chipsets, there were some inevitable delays as Sony Ericsson rewrote most of the code from Hardware Abstraction Layer in order to interoperate with Qualcomm's hardware. In a heart-warming display of corporate collaboration... this software coding is being shared with Android and its open source project – perhaps hinting at a willingness to pursue carrier neutrality with unlocked cell phone releases in the future.
The behind-the-scene coding work ensured that the migration to the Gingerbread v2.3 was, like its name, sweeter and smoother, with significantly less customer trepidation. Moving forward, Sony Ericsson has opted to makeover all the 2011 Xperia devices with the Ice Cream Sandwich Android OS v4.0 - across all their Xperia brand portfolio - Sony Xperia Mini Pro, Sony Arc, Sony Ray, Sony Cedar and Sony Play). For those Xperia smartphone users that prefer more tangible upgrades, a physical makeover with updated protective cases and skins may be more satisfying while waiting for the ICS OS release.
In their efforts to effectively communicate the upcoming upgrades, Sony Ericsson has been very open with customers. This is great and all, but consumer impatience is setting in. After all, it's the season for instant gratification - even if that new speaker dock for your smartphone has to sit on the closet shelf for a few weeks. To top off the impatience, some users still have some lingering concerns based on the Android 1.6 incident.
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by Bennie Cohen
This post is the second in a series entitled "Who Do We Serve," inspired by our Southeast NEXTwork Launch in May 2012.
The question of "Who Do We Serve?" is one that we have already flagged as crucial to young adult engagement. When determining how to assess the experience of the people that we serve—Jewish young adults—one interesting factor stood out: the impact of the economy and growth of the "boomerang child" phenomenon. With so many young Jewish adults nationwide moving back in with their parents/guardians, we have to rethink the picture of what the average 23-year-old looks like.
At our Southeast NEXTwork Launch in May, we considered this scenario. Joel Marcovitch, director of Hillel at the University of Georgia, then posed the following question: What is a young Jewish adult going to need now and five years from now?
When considering what makes our audience unique, who they are, and what they are all about, we had not yet touched on what their needs are and how we can help—the "serve" part of "who do we serve."
Before we solicit young Jewish adults to volunteer or come to an event, how can we help them get settled? What more immediate needs can we fulfill?
Think of the "boomerang child" moving back home, or the recent college graduate moving to a new city. We know that when someone relocates, there are certain things that have to get done in order to put their lives in order. They need to find a job, build a social network, pick new doctors, and even locate new places to eat!
What if there was a Jewish life website that could serve as a "Welcome to [your town here]!" The site could be set up to provide all of the things that a new person needs to get started and settled in the community. I know I would have greatly benefited from something like this when I moved to Atlanta.
Help me further explore this idea. What sort of information do you think should be offered on this kind of site? Do you think there should be an Angie's List-type function so people can leave comments and ratings? Maybe by starting this discussion here, we can one day soon make it real.
As we look for new ways to engage young Jewish adults in our communities, we must try to understand not just what we need from them, but what they need from us. For many of them, finding a place to live and building up a circle of friends is a top priority, and their needs are always going to come before ours. However, as natural connectors in our communities, we can help them fill those needs. We now need to determine how. Got ideas? Please share in the comments section below!
Bennie Cohen is the Southeast Regional Director at NEXT: A Division of Birthright Israel Foundation.


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Several years ago, we were shocked to discover that we had more than twenty children enrolled at day camp who had lost a parent within the past year. The children ranged in age from three to thirteen. We thought, wouldn't it be remarkable if these children could get to know others in their situation, to know that they were not alone in dealing with their grief? Wouldn't this be the ultimate building of a community where stories are shared?
At around the same time, Hospice Care Network of Long Island was seeking a site for its annual one-day bereavement program. They found a home at Coleman Country Day Camp, and Camp Hidden Heart was born. Year after year, volunteers join with grief counselors to provide a therapeutic, caring, and educational day where children participate in activities, crafts projects, and group discussions.
It was only natural, then, that we would seek to partner with our friends at Hospice Care soon after September 11 rocked our world on Long Island. While we also participated in the American Camping Association New York Section's Heal the Children project, we felt compelled to reach out even further into our community, which was filled with traders and brokers at the World Trade Centers, firefighters, and police officers.
Some of the so-called 9-11 children already were campers of ours; others came to us after we sent word into the community that we wanted to provide camperships. These campers had the opportunity to participate in bereavement groups in a pull-out program right at camp - very similar to the one already established for children who had recently lost a parent. It was their elective activity, in a sense.
Additionally, Hospice Care conducted a one-day grief camp - A Day of Hope and Renewal - this past fall specifically for families who were impacted by the terror attacks. While we had hoped to have a one-week program at the conclusion of our camp season, we found that many large sponsoring groups in our area had done the outreach. Still, we felt certain that by partnering with our human resource neighbors, we could offer a very special and very meaningful support system. We were able to capitalize on the best of what camp has to offer - creating a bond of caring, compassion, and connection.
While focusing on fun, campers also participated in specially designed games to promote healing and recovering. Topics of related discussions included responsibility and anger - talking about "who is responsible for all this" and learning that it's okay to feel angry. "Anger," explained Eileen Moran, bereavement social worker, "doesn't get us into trouble, but our actions do!" Closing ceremonies, which included family members, focused on memories and coping skills, represented by the "North Star." The closure that this program provided for families also afforded closure for us, as well as the many camp staff who volunteered to help.
Marla Coleman, American Camping Association National President and owner/director, Coleman Country Day Camp
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Pamela Reddington is the owner of The Pin Cushion, 21 E. Main, Price. The Pin Cushion moved to Price on July 4th. I miss Helper, but with gas prices, this move was more convenient for the majority of my customers. Our phone is 435-636-0306.
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Karlsruhe's Baroque palace forms the centre of the city's fan-like pattern, from which boulevards extend like the spokes of a wheel. Formerly home to the blue-blooded leaders of Karlsruhe, the palace now houses the Badische Landesmuseum, which exhibits regional artefacts – from prehistoric to present times.Address: Schloss, 76131 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 926 6514Website: http://www.landesmuseum.deSubway: Marktplatz
After your visit to the museum, go for a stroll in the palace's sweeping gardens to see the exotic trees royals planted here, as well as many statues from all epochs. On warm days you'll find plenty of Karlsruhe's inhabitants sharing picnics on the grass, playing badminton or going for walks.Address: Schloss, 76131 Karlsruhe Subway: Marktplatz
This museum attracts all ages with its wide variety of exhibitions. Here you will find 30 aquariums that displays the underwater world with fishes and tropical coral reefs. There is also an exhibition that shows life in prehistoric time that displays the development of life on earth over the past 540 million years.Address: Erbprinzenstrasse 13, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 175 2111 Website: http://www.smnk.de
Just steps from the palace, see the early 19th-century market place. In the centre stands the main symbol of Karlsruhe, a brick pyramid that protects Margrave Karl Wilhelm's crypt. The stone sarcophagus containing the ashes of Karl Wilhelm is still inside the pyramid, but it is not open to the public.Address: MarktplatzSubway: Karlsruhe Marktplatz
It was originally built as a residence in 1881 for a banker named August Schmieder. In 1894 it was bought by Prinz Max von Baden. Karlsruhe's city history museum is housed here and filled with items from the city's past. Inside you will also find the children's library.Address: Karlstrasse 10, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 133 4231
Europabad is a modern water park where the whole family can enjoy themselves. Features spa facilities, the slide AquaRocket, the over 170 m family slide, the white-water rapids and many other water attractions which will give a lot of excitement for the whole family. There is also an outdoor pool where you can enjoy the lush greenness and where the fine air bubbles gently massaging your body. You can easily spend a few hours at this fun water park.Address: Hermann-Veit-Str. 5, 76135 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 160 2222Website: http://www.ka-europabad.de
This museum houses Germany's largest collection of media art, both in its Museum for Contemporary Art and the Media Museum, which is the world's first and only museum for interactive art.Address: Lorenzstrasse 19, 76135 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 81000Website: http://www.zkm.deSubway: ZKM
Günther Klotz Park is a lovely open area, named after a former city mayor called Günther Klotz. The river Alb flows through the park and here you will find facilities like spacious playground and sunbathing areas as well as children's playground, several ponds, boat rental, a basketball and volleyball court. Overall Günther Klotz Park is an ideal city park where you can relax and unwind.Address: Junker-und-Ruh-Weg, 76135 Karlsruhe
This brewery is truly unique and is the oldest active brewery company in Karlsruhe. Take a tour and enjoy a free glass of freshly brewed beer. Call ahead for reservations.Address: Haid- und Neustrasse 18, 70 6131 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 61830Website: http://www.hoepfner.deSubway: Hauptfriedhof
At the Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe you'll find an impressive collection of German paintings from the 13th century up until the present along with Rembrandt, Gauguin, and Monet.Address: Hans-Thoma-Strasse 2-6, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 926 3359Website: http://www.kunsthalle-karlsruhe.deSubway: Herrenstrasse and Europaplatz
Evangelical Church is located on the market square (Marktplatz) and was built between 1807 and 1816 in a classical style by the architect Friedrich Weinbrenner. The big bell tower is almost 62 meters high and was a personal request from grand duke Karl-Friedrich. The church also host concerts and other events for the whole city.Address: Kreuzstrasse 13, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 283 42
This is one of Germany's oldest zoos and is now home to more than 1,000 animals. Make sure not to miss the Japanese garden, complete with a Shinto shrine and a Japanese pagoda.Address: Ettlinger Strasse 6, 76137 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 133 6801Subway: Hauptbahnhof, Poststrasse and Augartenstrasse
Ride Germany's oldest operating funicular railway up this mountain in the suburb of Durlach. At the top, you will find the ruins of an 11th-century castle, fantastic view across the town of Durlach and the thick woodlands beyond.Subway: Durlach Turmberg
The opera house serves as the city's main venue for opera, ballet and symphony concerts. The large foyers and sweeping staircases make for excellent people-watching.Address: Baumeisterstrasse 11, 76137 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 35570Website: http://www.staatstheater.karlsruhe.deSubway: Ettlinger
With its world acclaimed acoustics, the "Festspielhaus" Europe's second largest concert and opera hall, offers over 300 musical top class performances yearly such as the Easter Festival with the Berliner Philharmoniker.Address: Beim Alten Bahnhof 2, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.festspielhaus.de
"The most beautiful casino in the world" according to Marlene Dietrich and Germany's oldest casino, rounds off a perfect day in a playful manner and entices international guests to try their luck at the roulette table.Address: Kaiserallee 1, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.casino-baden-baden.de
Formerly designed as a conversation house by Friedrich Weinbrenner 1821-24 the building nowadays offers, after several conversions, representative rooms and halls for events, galas, concerts and lectures. It has a restaurant with a café and a bar. In the Kurhaus you will find one of the most beautiful casinos of the world.Address: Kaiserallee 1, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.kurhauscasino.de
Award-winning daylight museum, designed by the New Yorker star architect Richard Meier, for the collection of Frieder Burda. In change-over with the own art collection, big special exhibitions with emphasis on classical modernism and contemporary art are shown.Address: Lichtentaler Allee 8b, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.museum-frieder-burda.de
For more than 350 years the park and garden "Lichtentaler Allee" has been Baden-Baden's green and blooming visiting card. Famous throughout the world, overwhelming with its abundance of flowers and trees. Sometimes a rural idyll, sometimes an elegant flower parade but always a constantly changing monument of garden art. "Lichtentaler Allee" – a masterpiece made of trees, fountains and flowers, lavishly framed by the most beautiful belle époque monuments – absolutely fascinates as a stylish mile for arts and culture: the historic Pump Room, the world-famous Kurhaus - the social meeting place of the city, the Casino, the neo-baroque theatre built in the style of l'Opéra in Paris, the "Festspielhaus" as well as the more than 760 years old Cistercian cloister of Lichtenthal Monastery.Website: http://www.baden-baden.de/tourist-information/sehenswuerdigkeiten/parks-und-gaerten/lichtentaler-allee
Three times a year the world turf elite meets for a week in Baden-Baden for the International Races, since 1858. During the "Sales and Racing Festival" (October), the "Spring Festival" (May) and the "Grand Week" (August/September) with the final festive ball exciting races and fancy hats are the focus of a unique social and sporty spectacle. Racing week in Baden-Baden is a synonymous for flatracing and glamour, exciting galloping thoroughbreds and high society beauties, fun and suspense right up to the finish line, a busy funfair and champagne party all rolled into one.Address: Rennbahnstraße 16, 76473 IffezheimWebsite: http://www.baden-racing.com
Strasbourg is a romantic old town located about 90 kilometres from Karlsruhe and offers you plenty of small shops, typical bistros and cosy cafés. If you are interested in history, you have come to the right place, Strasbourg has over 350 historic monuments. You will certainly have an enjoyable stay at this peaceful town.Address: Strasbourg
The concept of well-being is a tradition that has been kept alive in Baden-Baden for thousands of years. Over 2000 years ago, the Romans had already discovered the healing powers of Baden-Baden's thermal wells. Today, mineral-packed water bubbling from 2000 metres below the ground flows into the basins of the Friedrichsbad and Caracalla spas. Framed by splendid columns of marble, these spacious swimming and spa amenities offer relaxation in a luxurious environment. In the historic Friedrichsbad, guests can enjoy Roman bathing culture combined with Irish hot-air baths
Are you looking for thrills? Visit the world's largest seasonal fun park located near Basel, Strasbourg and Freiburg, and have the kind of fun you'll be talking about for years. If you are ready to get away from it all and enter a world of fantasy and magic, the 13 European theme sections at Europa-Park will offer some great highlights. Over 100 magnificent attractions and shows, 10 roller-coasters and many other exciting features will be nothing short of exceeding your expectations. Truly a one-of-a-kind experience.
Tree-lined streets arranged in a fan-shaped pattern converge at the grounds of the stately castle in the heart of Karlsruhe. Using Versailles as a model, Margrave Karl Wilhelm commissioned its construction in the 18th century. From the top of the castle tower visitors can enjoy spectacular views down on Via Triumphalis and the buildings designed by neo-classic master architect Friedrich Weinbrenner. However, Karlsruhe has more to offer than just history; the fan-shaped city boasts a lively student scene and many cultural attractions including art galleries and excellent shopping facilities.
High moorlands and mountain lakes, rocks for climbing and idyllic orchards, gentle hillscapes and the sunny Kaiserstuhl add to the diversity of this region. Broad valleys, narrow glens, picturesque towns and villages are nestled in-between. The Black Forest is an ideal holiday destination for fans of nature and physical activity. The Administrative District of Rastatt is characterised by three types of countryside: Black Forest, Rhine and vineyards. The Black Forest with its mountain ranges, high moorlands can be found in the area of Kaltenbronn, and idyllic valleys dotted with typical hay barns provides great facilities for hiking fans, mountain bikers and winter sports enthusiasts who enjoy a day out in the fresh air. The region is part of the Central Black Forest nature reserve and includes the historic Murg valley. Its charming character makes it a popular destination for hiking, cycling and skiing.
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Experience Mediterranean flair and enjoy luscious dishes in the heart of the Lichtentaler Allee. Our Chef combines the flavours of the South and creates unusual and exciting treats for your palate.Address: Lichtentaler Allee 8, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.la8-restaurant.de
Gourmet restaurant with french specialitie, rewarded with one Michelin star. Various and exclusive wines are offered in an elegant ambience with terrace.Address: Lichtentalerstraße 13, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.lejardindefrance.de
An elegant and exclusive gourmet restaurant with mediterranean cuisine and also a lifestyle meeting point in the heart of Baden-Baden.Address: Luisenstr. 8-10, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.leos-baden-baden.de
The Baden-Baden Kurhaus, steeped in tradition and located in one of Germany's most beautiful cities, boasts sophisticated gastronomy. Surrounded by well-tended parks and with a view of the picturesque Old Town, it is not only a delight for the palate but it excites the heart and senses as well.Address: Kaiserallee 1, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.kurhausrestaurant.de
The castle restaurant (1 Michelin star, 16 points Gault Millaut) in the Baden-Baden vineyards (Rebland) with "La cucina della passione" – the cuisine of passion and sensual pleasure.Address: Mauerbergstraße 21, 76534 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.armin-roettele.de/schloss_neuweier
Awarded with one Michelin star, Chef Gunter Ehinger's kitchen is inspired by classical French and Mediterranean cuisine. The wine cellar is rumoured to be one of the finest in Germany.Address: Akademiestrasse 7, 76133 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 25066Website: http://www.oberlaender-weinstube.deSubway: Europaplatz
Tucked away in Karlsruhe's oldest building, this romantic restaurant offers both fine dining and solid German meals. Let the staff help you pick out one of the many fine wines available.Address: Kaiserstrasse 47, 76131 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 4993 411Website: http://www.seilerei-ka.deSubway: Kronenplatz/Universität and Durlacher Tor
Locals from the area and students frequent this cozy pub. There is a daily student menu (and no, you don't have to be a student to order it) that offers affordable, solid meals.Address: Gottesauer Strasse 23, 76131 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 697829Website: http://www.die-kippe.deSubway: Durlacher Tor and Gottesauer Platz
Trattoria Toscana is a high quality Italian restaurant in Karlsruhe, the owner is in fact Italian so he has the best qualifications to create great Italian food.Address: Blumenstrasse 19, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 20628Website: http://www.trattoria-dasalvatore.de
Stövchen is more like a pub that provides great food and beer at reasonable prices. The menu offers plenty of choices and with big portion of food you will certainly leave the restaurant with great satisfaction.Address: Waldstrasse 54, 76133 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 29 241Website: http://www.stoevchen.com
This is a small French restaurant in an old building that serves only fresh seasonal produce of the highest quality. The atmosphere can be described as welcoming and where you can enjoy an excellent cuisine like pike dumplings with homemade egg noodles or a hearty roast beef with mashed potatoes.Address: Neureuter Hauptstr 210, 76149 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 705 742Website: http://www.nagels-kranz.de
This restaurant serves food with amazing Italian flavors. Aposto is a great place to enjoy an aperitif after work or to eat fresh made pasta and delicious pizza from the stone oven.Address: Waldstrasse 57, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 160 7773 Website: http://www.aposto.eu
Moghul Mahal is an Indian restaurant located in the western part of the city, near the hospital. This family owned restaurant has a nice ambience and offers tasty dishes. The Tandoori dishes are highly recommended.Address: Ludwig-Marum-Strasse 1, 76185 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 848 282Website: http://www.moghul-mahal.de
Badisch Brauhaus is dedicated to offer you the best quality food at reasonable prices. The friendly waitress serves dishes like schnitzel, sausage with french fries or fried potatoes and beer goulash with noodles. You can enjoy your food on the cosy outside terrace if the weather permits.Address: Stephanienstrasse 38-40, 76 133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 144 4400 Website: http://www.badisch-brauhaus.de
Inside Schlosshotel Karlsruhe you can experience fine dining at the restaurant Schwarzwaldstube (Black Forest Room). Only serving high-class regional cuisine like filet of beef roasted medium rare with red wine sauce with vegetables. With your tasty food, take a glass of fine wine from Germany.Address: Bahnhofplatz 2, Karlsruhe 76137Phone: +49 721 3832 Website: http://www.schlosshotel-karlsruhe.de
Restaurant EigenArt is a small restaurant with a modern ambience and housed in a well-kept old townhouse near the market. On the menu you will find German-Mediterranean cuisine. With excellent seasonal food served by attentive staff and good local wines, you can only have an enjoyable dining experience.Address: Hebelstrasse 17, Karlsruhe 76133Phone: +49 721 570 3443Website: http://www.eigenart-karlsruhe.de
At this trendy restaurant you can have a tasty meal in a sophisticated and modern surrounding with a real "wow" factor. Here you can indulge in German and International cuisine in a romantic setting. The restaurant is situated in what used to be an industrial building which dates back to the 19th century.Address: Griesbachstrasse10c, 76185 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 669 9269Website: http://www.kesselhaus-ka.de
At this restaurant you can enjoy amazing Thai food. Bangkok Foodland serves authentic and very delicious food at reasonable prices. Very popular and crowded place so it might be wise to book ahead.Address: Leopoldstrasse 18, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: + 49 721 130 5738Website: http://www.bangkok-foodland.de
A cosy restaurant housed in a beautiful red old half-timbered house with a big beer garden. The garden is a great place where you can enjoy your dinner and ice cold beer during summer time. This restaurant serves only well prepared homemade seasonal specialities from the area.Address: Durmersheimer Strasse 6, 76185 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 55 1220Website: http://www.schupi.de
Prasses Kaiserplatzl is a charming restaurant and beer garden that serves French, Mediterranean and regional cuisine. The restaurant has a classic style and a romantic and warm character. Here you can enjoy tasty food accompanied by excellent wine in a cosy and family friendly atmosphere. Be aware reservations are required.Address: Amalienstrasse 89, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 0 721 22314Website: http://www.Kaiserplatzl.de
The large sun room of this café is one of the sunniest spots in Karlsruhe. Breakfast is served all day, and the homemade cakes will sweeten even the most strenuous afternoon. The café is tucked away in a courtyard, so don't despair if you don't see it at first.Address: Steinstrasse 23, 761 33 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 377 647Website: http://www.cafepalaver.deSubway: Mendelssohnplatz
This little French café is situated in the historical part of Karlsruhe, under huge chestnut trees. Offers a variety of Flammkuchen (a kind of French pizza topped with sour cream, onions and bacon), sandwiches, snails and French wine. Try the shisha (water pipe) and team up to take part in quiz and bingo nights.Address: Zähringer Strasse 15Phone: +49 721 376 167Website: http://www.cafe-gitanes.deMore info: On FasanenplatzSubway: Kronenplatz and Durlacher Tor
Stop into this unique and trendy café for a cappuccino and a trademark Zero-Baguette. Spaced-out sounds of trip hop and drum&bass music echo off the wood and steel interior.Address: Kaiserstrasse 133, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 380 631Website: http://www.cafe-zero.deSubway: Europaplatz
Local students frequent this café. Great people-watching from the sun room. Serves hot food like sausage with fried potatoes and schnitzel with salad and sauce. The food serves from 8 am. until after midnight.Address: Kaiserallee 11, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 856 392Website: http://www.cafe-bleu.deSubway: Mühlburger Tor
Moccasin is an inviting coffee shop with very friendly staff and extremely good coffee. They also serve a variety of alternatives if you are not in the mood for coffee.Address: Ritterstrasse 6, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 9212525Website: http://www.moccasin-coffee.de
Experience the charme of this traditional coffeehouse. Enjoy your coffee, the cakes, the excellent food ant the confectionary specialities in the generous interior or, if the weather is good, on the terrace.Address: Lichtentaler Str. 12, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.chocolatier.de/kh_koenig.php
In Café Vollmer in the Baden-Baden vineyards (Rebland) you can find homemade cakes and tortes as well as pralinesand Petit Fours.Address: Yburgstraße 122, 76534 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.cafe-vollmer.de
In the Kurhaus Baden-Baden you will find the dance, music and cocktail bar EQUIPAGE. Whether you're simply looking for somewhere to enjoy a delicious cocktail, or would like to really let your hair down : the high point in Baden-Baden's nightlife offers the best in entertainment in a great atmosphere.Address: Kaiserallee 1, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.equipage-baden-baden.de
Discoclub with lounge and bar in the heart of Baden-Baden.Address: Kaiserallee 4, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.maxsbaden-baden.de
New Eventhighlight in Baden-Baden: Club Bernstein opened on Thursday, the 12th of December 2013 in the casino Baden-Baden.Address: Kaiserallee 1, 76530 Baden-BadenWebsite: http://www.bernstein-club.com
Guzzle beer from steins or cocktails from martini glasses in one of Karlsruhe's youngest breweries. The brewery offers four different levels, depending on your mood.Address: Stephanienstrasse 38-40, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 144 4400Website: http://www.badisch-brauhaus.deSubway: Europaplatz
Start out the night in this comfortable cocktail lounge, enjoy a cosmopolitan or a G&T while letting the beats of House music massage your soul.Address: Hirschstrasse 11a, 76133 KarlsruheWebsite: http://www.deelight-lounge.deSubway: Karlstor
This bar is decorated in a coffee house style and has a well-selected cocktail, wine and whisky menu. Local artists redecorate the bar for regularly staged large parties.Address: Kapellenstrasse 68Phone: +49 721 321 66Website: http://www.kap-ka.deSubway: Durlacher Tor
Very modern, stylish café with a beautiful terrace and great atmosphere. At night the see-and-be-seen of Karlsruhe pack in for an evening of good drinks and lots of people-watching.Address: Akademiestrasse 38A, 76133 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 1617 890Website: http://www.max-cafe-bar.deMore info: In Prinz-Max-PalaisSubway: Europaplatz
A fairly new club that has regular fun events such as an Oktoberfest cow-milking contest, foam parties and wet t-shirt contests.Address: Rüppurrer Strasse 1, 76137 KarlsruheWebsite: http://www.agostea-karlsruhe.de
If you fancy some Latin action, go to Candela. Plenty of salsa and merengue on Saturdays! Or enjoy a mojito on one of the comfortable couches and armchairs, and watch the others break a sweat for a change.Address: Gottesauer Strasse 24Phone: +49 174 1934455Website: http://www.candela-bar.deSubway: Durlacher Tor and Gottesauer Platz
Small-ish basement-bound club with Saturday Night Live-esque dancefloor. Fridays are restricted to party goers above the age of 28, while Saturdays are the good old mixed-music parties.Address: Kaiserpassage 6Phone: +49 721 9204423Website: http://www.unterhaus.deSubway: Europaplatz and Herrenstrasse
One of the city's most popular nightclubs, Spa is one of the most "in" places to be on a Saturday night. Bursting with life on three levels – the nightclub, a café and a lounge – party goers from all walks of life enjoy a free welcome drink and bust a move to house music, R&B and Latin rhythms. Also check out the weekly after-work party on Wednesday evenings and Friday's "Student54" party.Address: Hirschstrasse 16, 76133 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 249 5808Website: http://www.club-spa.deSubway: Karlstor
Step out of a time machine into this club and get blown away by the trippy 1950's and '60's decor. The club draws a young crowd that grooves to '70's and '80's pop music or rock on to indie pop and britpop.Address: Kaiserstrasse 21, 761 31 KarlsruhePhone: +49 721 373 227Website: http://www.club-carambolage.deSubway: Durlacher Tor
In the picturesque streets and the small lanes of the neo-baroque old town of Baden-Baden, numerous exclusive boutiques invite you to first-class shopping. Everyone who searches for brand products, international labels and individual antiques, jewellery and presents will find himself in the right spot.
The Airport Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden is located about 45 kilometres from downtown Karlsruhe. It also serves nearby Baden-Baden. The Hahnexpress coach will get you to Karlsruhe's main train station in 30-45 minutes. It only runs twice a day, at 7:50 am and 7:50 pm, so make sure to plan ahead. The fare price includes two pieces of baggage, but additional baggage or bulky items such as bicycles cost only €5.00 extra. There are also several car rental agencies in the arrivals hall of the airport.Website: http://www.baden-airpark.de


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The Carbon County Food Bank created a community garden last spring on land donated by members of a local family.
During the current year, more than 2,900 pounds of food was produced and distributed to 300 households in the county.
However, the property was sold recently and Dondra Nance appeared before the Price City Council last Wednesday requesting that the community garden be located on the same property as the zeroscape garden at 300 South 100 East.
The city had already agreed to provide water to the food bank garden and there is apparently plenty of space for both gardens to exist at the designated location.
Although the city council could not ratify the decision because the item was not included on the public meeting's agenda, a head count indicated that the Price officials were in favor of the granting request.
Introducing an unrelated matter, a representative from the Associated Students of the College of Eastern Utah appeared before the council to request a meeting with the police and council authorities to review the crosswalk on 300 North. The crosswalk connects the main college center to the housing complex and another classroom building located across the street.
The representative pointed out that motorists are not yielding at the crosswalk and the members of the organization are concerned for the students' safety.
The representative said that no one has been hurt yet, but the students want to take a proactive approach in fixing a problem before something happens.
A meeting will be set up to review the situation.
Addressing an unrelated item at the Oct. 8 meeting, Council person Jeanne McEvoy reported that there are new Christmas decorations for Carbon Avenue. McEvoy also pointed out that the Halloween Party is set for Oct. 25 at the Desert Wavepool.
The city had scheduled a public hearing to consider potential projects for the funding provided by Utah Community Development Block Grant for the 2004 year. However it was announced that all the money earmarked for this geographical area was given to Helper to repair an emergency water leak. The city had received three requests from the Carbon Housing Authority. These had to do with property in east Price and all will be recorded for future consideration.
Bids were received and opened to install improvements on selected exterior and interior doors in city hall and the museum. The city had received a CDBG grant of $12,000 for the project but the lowest vendors bid came in at $20,000 so the council voted to reject the bids and review and resubmit the request at a later time so it fit within the budgeted amount.
Ben Clement, representing Carbon County, informed the council that he will be the individual who would be assigning addresses in the county and city for 911 accessibility. He asked for the city's stamp of approval and cooperation in the project.
Mark Jones appeared before the council concerning a drainage problem on property at 324 South 500 West. Jones was anxious to clear up the situation because of the threat of West Nile virus. Apparently a significant amount of water stands in the area, known as the North Meads Wash.
Price City Attorney Nick Sampinos already submitted a letter to the other party involved. The officials assured Jones they would keep him informed as to the progress of the situation.
The council authorized Sampinos to solicit and negotiate with the property owners the respective easements needed at these locations.
Members of the Price Culture Connection appeared to announce the group's officers and asked the city to include the fall schedule in utility bill mailings. The executive committee consists of McEvoy as chairperson, Madelaine Nyffeler as co-chair, Ann Thomas as secretary and Linda Johnstun as treasurer. The request was approved.
Tom Alleman, a teacher at Carbon High, was introduced as a new member of the Shade Tree Commission.
Kilgore Paving Company has completed the slurry seal from 200 West to Carbon Avenue.
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Posted on August 19, 2013Roadrunner Records celebrates its three-decades-plus legacy as one of the most highly regarded labels in heavy metal and hard rock history by releasing a four-CD boxed set covering a broad spectrum of heavy music with tracks from dozens of the world's most legendary artists. Pre-order your copy now.
The set, due for release on September 30, 2013, includes 54 tracks spread across four discs, packaged in a deluxe fold-out paneled box. Veteran metal scribe Chris Dick has written the liner notes, which trace Roadrunner's entire history and include quotes from the label's founder, Cees Wessels; its legendary A&R guru, Monte Conner; and artists such as King Diamond, Sepultura/Soulfly/Cavalera Conspiracy mastermind Max Cavalera, Trivium frontman Matt Heafy, Opeth leader Mikael Åkerfeldt, Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison, and more.
XXX: Three Decades of Roadrunner Records delivers a blistering overview of the label's formidable first three decades of existence spread across four carefully assembled CDs. The first disc, "Foundations," highlights the label's early, reputation-building years with ultra-heavy tracks by Mercyful Fate, Carnivore, Deicide, Brujeria, Suffocation, Biohazard, Type O Negative and more. The second disc, "Horns Up," sums up Roadrunner's indelible impact on the metal scene of the 1990s with moshpit-detonating anthems from Slipknot, Machine Head, Sepultura, Coal Chamber, Fear Factory, and many others. The third disc, "And Metal For All," brings the listener into the 2000s and up to the present with the pounding sounds of Killswitch Engage, Trivium, Dream Theater, Opeth, Gojira as well as a track from 2005's "all-star" Roadrunner United album. The final disc, "Rock For The Ages," focuses on Roadrunner's hard rock contingent with tracks from mainstays such as Rush, Nickelback, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Theory Of A Deadman, Airbourne, Black Stone Cherry, and Korn featuring Skrillex, among others.
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1. MERCYFUL FATE "Evil"
2. WHIPLASH "Power Thrashing Death"
3. KING DIAMOND "Abigail"
4. CARNIVORE "Carnivore"
5. OBITUARY "Slowly We Rot"
6. ANNIHILATOR "Alison Hell"
7. DEICIDE "Sacrificial Suicide"
8. SUFFOCATION "Infecting The Crypts"
9. BIOHAZARD "Punishment"
10. TYPE O NEGATIVE "Christian Woman"
11. BRUJERIA "Matandos Güeros"
12. CYNIC "Veil of Maya"
13. LIFE OF AGONY "Through and Through"
14. TREPONEM PAL "Excess and Overdrive"
Disc 2 - HORNS UP
1. NAILBOMB "Wasting Away"
2. MACHINE HEAD "Imperium"
3. DOG EAT DOG "No Fronts (Jam Master Jay's Main Edit)
4. DEATH "Crystal Mountain"
5. SEPULTURA "Roots Bloody Roots"
6. COAL CHAMBER "Loco"
7. SOULFLY "Eye For an Eye"
8. FEAR FACTORY "Shock"
9. SLIPKNOT "Spit it Out"
10. SPINESHANK "New Disease"
11. CHIMAIRA "Pure Hatred"
12. 36 CRAZYFISTS "Bloodwork"
13. ILL NINO "What Comes Around"
Disc 3 - AND METAL FOR ALL
1. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE "My Last Serenade"
2. TRIVIUM "Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr"
3. DEVILDRIVER "I Could Care Less"
4. CRADLE OF FILTH "Nymphetamine Fix"
5. HATEBREED "Destroy Everything"
6. CAVALERA CONSPIRACY "Inflikted"
7. ROADRUNNER UNITED "The Dagger"
8. PORCUPINE TREE "Fear of a Blank Planet"
9. DREAM THEATER "On the Backs of Angels"
10. OPETH "Heir Apparent"
11. MEGADETH "Head Crusher"
12. DOWN "Witchtripper"
13. HEAVEN & HELL "Bible Black"
14. GOJIRA "L'enfant sauvage"
Disc 4- ROCK FOR THE AGES
1. NICKELBACK "Side Of A Bullet"
2. JERRY CANTRELL "Anger Rising"
4. KARMA TO BURN "Ma petite mort"
5. GLASSJAW "Pretty Lush"
6. THE DRESDEN DOLLS "Girl Anachronism"
7. AIRBOURNE "No-One Fits Me (Better Than You)"
8. MURDERDOLLS "Dead In Hollywood"
9. THEORY OF A DEADMAN "Bad Girlfriend"
10. BLACK STONE CHERRY "Lonely Train"
11. KORN feat. SKRILLEX "Get Up!"
12. RUSH "Headlong Flight"
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If you want PvP, pick Aion, if you want PvE, pick Tera.
Dunno if things changed much since I played these when they were P2P, but no matter what I'm fairly sure Tera PvP will still be trash.
If you want PvP, pick Aion, if you want PvE, pick Tera.
Dunno if things changed much since I played these when they were P2P, but no matter what I'm fairly sure Tera PvP will still be trash.
stil funny that pll like point and clic pvp beter then none target lol
sorry but Tera have the best combat system becouse you need to learn how fight orthers
learn to aim learn to dodge and so on its way more fun
Vindictus have show us how good battle can be ok it have some auto atack
but stil you cant stand stil and get hit ore you must be a tanker and block the atacks
none target mmorpg gone be the new way and i hope more new mmopg gone be like that
GW2 have good system to becouse you need to dodge and swap weapens to win a fight
I'm currently playing TERA. Prefer it over AION
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Since we are on the topic I should mention Aion is getting a new update. ''Steel Cavalry'' http://na.aiononline.com/steel-cavalry/
Hmm, I'd rate both equally, I voted for Aion because it had less votes. ;-)
Aion is more for PVP. It also has solid PVE and is very polished, but in the end it's your general MMORPG with nothing really special to it. Combat is actually pretty fast, but it's tab target.
Tera has action combat where you need to target yourself, but combat feels kinda slow compared to Aion. I think it's a matter of taste which combat system you like more, so probably would need to try both. Except for the action combat in an open world environment, I don't think Tera offers anything special either. Quests and stuff are just as generic and boring as in Aion.
eu has 10 or so severs with high population
of course the reason for this might be is that i'm playing on the pvp server, maybe the pve servers are more populated. but that's like saying maybe that pile of shit next to me will stop stinking if i strangle myself and lose consciousness. there's absolutely nothing to do in that game apart from PKing random people, unless of course you enjoy killing the same boring monsters over and over again, in which case a bucket of paint and a bit of wall should provide you with days of entertainment


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I'm not sure what the solution would be exactly, but I thought I'd let you know that there IS a way to go through the boot process on Mandrake and RedHat systems one test at a time, which makes it a lot easier to see what failed, etc.
I can't remember offhand how to do it either, as I haven't run either distro forever. Might be something for you to think about looking into though, so you can post the exact errors you're getting.
Have you tried mounting the partitions after the boot process, just from the console?
Try '$ mount -t FAT32 /dev/*** /mnt/Windows'
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GLEN PARK Other than the long sleeves, hand warmers and winter head bands, the General Brown softball team had the look of a group gearing up for the postseason Monday.
Katie Pitkin struck out 12 in a complete game and each of the Lions top eight batters finished with at least one hit in a 17-2 Frontier League crossover rout of South Lewis on a bitterly cold and windy evening at Brownville Elementary School.
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After a loss like that we just wanted to come in strong and show were a good team, because we are, said VanBrocklin, who got the Lions started with a run-scoring double in the first inning.
We werent real happy with that but this game should definitely boost our spirits. We played extremely well and hit the ball great, she added.
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They came out, they were energetic and cheering for each other and that was a big thing we needed to do, General Brown coach Darrin Pitkin said. We have three or four games this week and coming back strong the first day sets the tone.
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(Pitkin) is a good pitcher and thats what well see in the sectionals, first-year South Lewis coach Dave Szalach said. It was a bad loss but we took away some good things from it, saw some good pitching. You try to get better from it.
Temperatures were in the low 40s with a strong wind that made it feel even colder.
Katie Pitkin, who scattered five hits and walked one batter, said the cold weather was a factor early in the game.
I struggled throwing a couple of my spin pitches in the beginning and they got some hits off me, but towards the end I got it warmed up and it wasnt a problem, Pitkin said.
Pitchers that throw several different pitches and the spin pitches, your wrist has got to be pretty flexible and nothing is flexible when its about 35-40 degrees out, Darrin Pitkin added.
South Lewis pitchers struggled with their control, hitting five batters and walking seven. But Szalach wouldnt use the cold as an explanation.
You still got to hit your spots and you got to be able to pitch, I dont blame (the cold). That certainly didnt affect the outcome at all.
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(1) Within 30 days of October 11, 1996, the Secretary shall initiate an independent peer review to evaluate—
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(B) the appropriateness of the scientific methods, information, and models used by the Secretary to assess the status and trends of the Gulf of Mexico red snapper stock and as the basis for the fishery management plan for the Gulf of Mexico red snapper fishery;
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In addition to the restrictions under section 1853 (d)(1)(A) of this title, the Gulf Council may not, prior to October 1, 2002, undertake or continue the preparation of any fishery management plan, plan amendment or regulation under this chapter for the Gulf of Mexico commercial red snapper fishery that creates an individual fishing quota program or that authorizes the consolidation of licenses, permits, or endorsements that result in different trip limits for vessels in the same class.
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(2) The Secretary, at the request of the Gulf Council, shall conduct referendums under this subsection. Only a person who held an annual vessel permit with a red snapper endorsement for such permit on September 1, 1996 (or any person to whom such permit with such endorsement was transferred after such date) and vessel captains who harvested red snapper in a commercial fishery using such endorsement in each red snapper fishing season occurring between January 1, 1993, and such date may vote in a referendum under this subsection. The referendum shall be decided by a majority of the votes cast. The Secretary shall develop a formula to weigh votes based on the proportional harvest under each such permit and endorsement and by each such captain in the fishery between January 1, 1993, and September 1, 1996. Prior to each referendum, the Secretary, in consultation with the Council, shall—
(A) identify and notify all such persons holding permits with red snapper endorsements and all such vessel captains; and
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(1) establish separate quotas for recreational fishing (which, for the purposes of this subsection shall include charter fishing) and commercial fishing that, when reached, result in a prohibition on the retention of fish caught during recreational fishing and commercial fishing, respectively, for the remainder of the fishing year; and
Source(Pub. L. 94–265, title IV, § 407, as added Pub. L. 104–297, title II, § 207(b),Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat. 3612; amended Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(4) [div. B, title I, § 144(a)(3), (4)], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–238; Pub. L. 109–479, § 3(d)(1)(B),Jan. 12, 2007, 120 Stat. 3578.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a)(1)(C), (2)(B) and (b), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 94–265, Apr. 13, 1976, 90 Stat. 331, as amended, known as the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1801 of this title and Tables.
2007—Subsecs. (a)(1)(D), (c)(1). Pub. L. 109–479substituted "a limited access privilege" for "an individual fishing quota".
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Tourney start and finish time
ITs wozek2
Tuesday 15/05/2012, 03:10
With recent game interface it's very random. At some point it says that Tourney will start in 0 minutes. I've red on this forum that game started before end of time will count towards score but on multiple examples I can say it doesn't. So - this is fake info that hasn't been removed from message board.
Then, for days I was wandering how the hell if I'm starting when Tourney starts and I win all games top fellow has 3 times more points then I do. I've been told that the key is to either win or lose but fast. But then again it depends on your opponent. You can do your move in 5 seconds but if he wastes 1 minute twice you are way behind. But there'se always man on top that looks like all his opponents did their moves in 5 seconds and they all lost.
In fact I suspect that if what have been said about counting game started in 59th minute of Tourney towards score is not true - then most probably whoever starts before Tourney begins and finishes his game when Tourney is on - this score counts. Can anyway confirm/deny this (but not top Tourney players please).
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Tuesday 15/05/2012, 07:11
1. Any match that ENDS during Dt time is counted (at least to my knowledge)
2. Win fast, lose faster. Dt is all about fast play
3. It's also quite a bit on luck as skill that u get fast opponents
4. Low star decks gain more points fofacing higher star opponents. Thats how the top scores are far above u and 16* decks and 9+ card decks are being played are being made
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Tuesday 15/05/2012, 12:37
Tournament starts as soon as time is XX:00, from what i have found.
best way to find out what time it is for you is to start a match at either XX:59 and see if it counts for Dt or not. And then do the same for XX:00. if in battle history there is a triohy system it counted. That is to find out when it starts. It end once the hour is over. any matches started before the hours is over still count, even if they go over the one hour
keys to winning:
low star deck 16* to 20*
Win fast loss faster
the winners of Dts average 30 points if not higher per winning game while playing 18-24 games per hour. Ranging from 2(if quick victory and opp. played fast) to 5 minutes. With the average being 3. This coming from a player with an extended history with many DT won and top finishes.
Tuesday 15/05/2012, 21:22
What jayceone said (Any match that ENDS during Dt time is counted) is actually technically incorrect.
Any match that begins during the tourney time (:00 to :59) is counted for bp. The issue here is that there is lag time between the server time and the time displayed below the flash app, which refreshes ~ every 2 minutes.
Take the following examples:
Assuming a tournament that runs from XX:00 to XX:59...
"Tournament begins in 0 minutes", time is XX-1:59. Any match begun now will not count for the tournament because the tournament hasn't started.
(1 minute later)
"Tournament begins in 0 minutes" -- server time is XX+1:00. Any match begun now will count for the tournament, however the text does not display this as it has not updated to the start of the tournament.
(59 minutes later)
"Tournament ends in 0 minutes" -- server time is XX:59. Any match begun now will still be given to you as the tournament is still ongoing.
(1 minute later)
"Tournament ends in 0 minutes" -- server time is XX+1:00. Any match begun now will not be given to you, the tournament has ended, but the text has not updated.
Lastly, I've attached a picture that provides a little bit of evidence:
The finish time is recorded in the battle history.
21:01 is yellow, which means it counted for the tourney. This battle started before 21:00.
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