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What Are Receding Gums and What Causes Them?Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
Receding gums (commonly misspelled as receeding gums), also known as gingival recession, describes the loss of gum tissue, potentially exposing the roots of one's teeth. It generally happens the most to people in their 40s and older, but can sometimes start in the teen years. It is one of the main indicators of periodontal disease (also known as periodontitis, gingivitis, or gum disease).
Some causes of receding gums include:
– Brushing too hard with a toothbrush that has hard bristles. This causes the enamel by the gum line to erode.
– Periodontal disease
– Lack of adequate flossing and/or brushing. This allows bacteria / tartar buildup, which results in enzymes eating away the bone of your teeth
– Chewing tobacco. This affects the mucus membrane lining in the oral cavity and causes receding gums over a certain amount of time
– Bruxism (teeth grinding)
– Adult orthodontic moving of the teeth
– Lip or tongue piercings can wear away the part of the gum that rubs against them
– Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), an ingredient that is in most toothpastes
– An uncommon cause is an adult tooth not growing out of the right place in the gum
It usually takes time for the gums to recede, and can often remain unnoticed. Some receding gums symptoms include the following:
– The teeth may be sensitive to hot, cold, sweet, sour, and spicy sensations. This is possibly because the dentin tubules might be exposed to external stimuli.
– Teeth may look longer than normal.
– Roots of the teeth may be seen.
– Tooth may feel notched at the gum line
– Teeth discoloration (due to the difference between the color of the enamel and cementum)
– Spaces appear between teeth due to the gums not being there anymore
– Cavities below gum line
NOTE: If receding gums are caused by gingivitis, you may also have these symptoms:
- Swollen/inflamed, red, or puffy gums
– Gum bleeding while brushing or flossing
– Bad breath
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By BRYON BOUCHERHelper
The title of this letter is part of a direct quote from Secretary of State Colin Powell spoken on The Late Show with David Letterman on Thursday September 25, 2003.
The entire statement was: "Everyone is eating, town councils are in place throughout the country, and of all things, PTAs are forming. To put the new democratic government in place, the president (Bush) asked Congress for a supplemental financial amount."
In case you don't know, he's talking about Iraq. My question is this. Why does everyone in Iraq get to eat on our money when we have people starving by the millions in our own country?
There was an article in the Salt Lake Tribune on September 14, 2003 by Terry Haven who is an Advocate for Children. In it she states figures from The American Community Survey that in Utah 13.1 percent of children live in poverty; and from The 2003 Measures of Child-Well Being that 50,000 of Utah's children have no health insurance. I think you could conservatively multiply these numbers by 50 to get an idea of how many children this equates to nationally. The answer is 2,500,000 and that's just children! Now figure in the adults and the number would probably rise to at least 20,000,000. That's almost the entire population of Iraq.
President George W. Bush has turned a $280 billion surplus into a $480 billion deficit in three years. If the deficit stopped growing before you finish this sentence, our children will still inherit a $6 trillion national debt!
Secretary Powell said that Bush has a very good chance for re-election. If we reelect him, then we will deserve all the misery and poverty that will befall us. President Bush cares a great deal more about his status in other parts of the world than he does about the American people and it's time that we all realize that.
We have millions of hungry and homeless, our insurance is unaffordable to most of us, our welfare system is a joke because of poor management and abuse, and our public education system is a shambles because of inadequate government funding. And these are not the only problems we face.
Granted, we Americans are a strong and determined people, but we can't be expected to take care of all of our problems when our government chooses to abandon us for other parts of the world.
How's your financial situation? How's your peace of mind about your job (if you still have one) and your family's well being?
The income taxes you pay should go a long way toward fixing what's wrong in this country, but instead those dollars grow wings and fly to Iraq and other parts of the world. You get nothing out of them. The problem is your government lies to you about where your tax dollars go. If those dollars went where they should, we would not have one in every six children in this country going to bed hungry every night,
If you don't mind seeing our money go to other countries while our children (and the rest of us) suffer, sit back and watch; but if you do mind, tell your government representative to speak for you. After all, that's why we elected them.
If they won't speak for us, then maybe it's time we elected someone who will.


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I was suppose to be getting a sparc, but that ended up falling thru... :'(
After fighting all day with DNS issues, I've finally got my SPARC in and Solaris 8 running! I am psyched! psyched! psyched! Needless to say, CDE is the ugly stepsister of GNOME (what was SUN thinking?). And I almost have enough RAM in this thing to make it bareable. KP I hope you know more about solaris than I do, cause I'm going to start firing away with the questions.
Question one being, are there any good Solaris newbie forums?
I was suppose to be getting a sparc, but that ended up falling thru... :'(
I wish I had a Sparc to play with.
w00000t!! way to go tolstoy!!
CDE doth suck, but you can get gnome from sun.com or ximian from ximian. both will work fine.
I go to http://www.sunhelp.org/ for my newbie help. There is also a forum there, still kinda low traffic, but there are some very smart people there.
I'll help as much as I can dude, check in the irc channel, I'm there most the day (from my ultra60 @work (; )
aaarrgghhh...I'm green with envy...good luck with your new machine
Well, I had Solaris 8 on it for about a week, then I broke down and installed SuSE 7.3. I'm using it primarily as a snort box (though I have yet to really tweak snort to make it completely reliable)--but's it been fun so far. I'm thinking of making my company buy it off me and keeping it on the network as a full time IDS if I don't ever get back to working on my Solaris cert.


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Sofia Mulanovich Interview Mar 28, 2007
2004 ASP World Tour Champion Sofia Mulanovich talks about Peru, her surfing career, being inducted into the Surfing Hall of Fame, and more!
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Raimana Van Bastolaer, Jamie Sterling, Maya Gabeira, and Carlos Burle hit Yakutat, Alaska in search of the perfect wave, hitting 15 to 20 foot Aleutian swells in sub-zero temperatures.
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what king of game is this dude?
as for gunners being "oh my god"....not really. Those AT walkers and Gatling stations are not skills that gunners get...they are only for specific dungeon maps where they are NECESSARY to complete the dungeon. Which means any class and character will have access to them if they choose to run those dungeons.
I am intrigued by the combination feature~ if you combine a level 30 purple item with a level 60 purple item, you have a random chance of getting an even better quality of item (unique, epic, etc)~ interesting yet risky at the same time.
Ending of the video tells you that you can buff other players in your party using number keys instead~
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Texas Tech wide receiver, and Mets centerfielder Brad Marquez has tweeted that he is done for the Texas Tech football season after suffering a knee injury in Tech's 49-14 upset of West Virginia Saturday.
Officially done for the year. Thanx to everyone for your thoughts and prayers! God has a plan and everything happens for a reason!! 🙏—
Bradley Marquez (@BradMarquez_4) October 15, 2012
Last week, Matt Cerrone reported that Marquez was considering giving up football to play baseball full-time.
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal calls the injury "major." If this is code for a torn ACL (and surgery) Marquez might miss most if not all of the 2013 baseball season.


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Amazing Routine #1: Show your audience three CD disks that are the usual silver color on both sides. Place the CDS one by one into a TRANSPARENT sleeve pouch. Wave a colored silk over the pouch- one of the CDs changes to that color! Wave another silk- another color change! And again- a third silk for a third color change. And the pouch can still be seen to be transparent!
Amazing Routine #2: This one is done right in your hands! Show your audience three CD disks that are the usual silver color on both sides. Stack the CDS on top of each other in your hand. Give them a shake, and when you spread them apart, one CD has changed color! Repeat this two more times, until all three CDs have changed color. Then with another shake of the wrist, turn them all back to silver CDs again.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County legislators rejected paying a $3,000 bill from the village of Massena for painting a building to which the county has title, and indicated they will not rehabilitate foreclosed-on property beyond safety issues.
Massena Mayor James F. Hidy billed the county for work done at the Sunrise Mall without prior notification and subsequently asked the county to pay for work at 15 Cook St., a property with broken windows and an unkempt lawn, which the county took title to recently and intends to sell at auction this fall.
This raises a number of issues for us, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
The county would spend a fortune if it fixed up all the properties it takes for back taxes, she said.
If we start this process, I think were in trouble, said Legislator Mark H. Akins, R-Lisbon.
The county has no legal obligation to make such repairs, county attorney Michael C. Crowe said.
The county cannot sell the Sunrise Mall as its ownership is in the hands of the courts.
The county also has made Massena whole to the tune of more than $60,000 on the back taxes on the two properties and paid $10,000 for an asbestos study.
Meanwhile, the assessments have not been reduced even as the properties deteriorated, and the village failed to go after the property owners then, said Legislator Donald A. Peck, R-Gouverneur.
Theyve had three years to do it themselves and put the cost on the tax rolls, Mr. Peck said. We shouldnt be making them whole unless they reduce the assessment.
The county could get out of the blighted property business all together, refusing to take title to properties for back taxes so they can be sold, which would throw the parcels into limbo while villages, towns and school districts lose revenue, said Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler.
It just seems to me weve done our due diligence, he said. Theyve collected plenty of money.
In the case of 15 Cook St., Ms. St. Hilaire said she may have a crew pick up broken glass if it is dangerous.
After the building is sold at auction this fall, the village can ask the new owner to fix it, said Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction.
Our goal is to put that back on the tax rolls, he said.
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CLAYTON The consensus among those in the room for a panel discussion hosted by the International Water Levels Coalition was clear: the plan that regulates the water levels for Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River needs to be updated, immediately.
Thomas E. Brown, a member of the International St. Lawrence River Board of Control, and Gary S. DeYoung, executive director of the 1000 Islands International Tourism Council, addressed a small but deeply invested crowd of listeners in the concession area of the Cerow Recreational Arena during the annual Clayton Spring Boat Show.
The recurring topic? The Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Plan 2014 authored by the International Join Commission.
Mr. Brown and Mr. DeYoung were both critical of the existing plan 1958D, in place for more than 50 years and called for a renewed look at the way both Canada and the United States manage the levels of the two bodies of water.
At stake are both environmental and economic issues, the two experts were quick to point out.
Fielding questions from coalition President William H. Schebaum, Mr. DeYoung was the first to speak.
Higher water levels are key to extending the tourism season into autumn, which will allow businesses ranging from fishing charters to tour boats to retail outlets to continue to operate and provide a more robust economic base for an area that has long been dependent on seasonal consumers.
Fall is what we found out is the best opportunity for increasing business, Mr. DeYoung said. If we do that, we can support a lot of different kinds of businesses.
He then painted a practical picture of the wider effects low water levels can have on the business communities along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.
When the water levels drop, people stop buying tablecloths, he said, emphasizing the harm done to Main Street businesses when river tourism slows down.
This is a terribly important topic, Mr. Brown said. The more we can learn about it, the more we can talk about it.
One of the reasons the 1958D plan is no longer suitable is the fact that it was developed in an entirely different era with an emphasis on an entirely different set of industries, according to Mr. Brown.
The beneficiaries of the current plan were power, navigation and shoreline entities, and the plan has been around for 50 years without any change and without any regard for recreational boating or the environment, Mr. Brown said.
According to Mr. Brown, in the 1950s, people knew very little about the environment, and the 1958D plan has devastated the ecology and environment of the entire system, in some places leaving 80 percent of the wetland lost.
As wetland viability goes, so goes the viability of the entire ecosystem, Mr. Brown said.
Part of the problem, he said, is that a natural 6- to 8-foot range of high and low water levels has been compressed to a 4-foot range, which necessitates major annual control of the Lake Ontario ecosystem and leads to lower water levels in the fall and winter.
That control has taken a heavy toll on biodiversity, especially the muskrat and Northern pike populations, Mr. Brown said.
The 2014 plan, which is being finalized by the IJC, will begin to improve variability and move the regulation of water levels to a more natural process; it also would provide higher water levels in the fall, Mr. Brown said.
Though the plan ultimately will have to be approved by the governments of the U.S. and Canada, New York state also is supposed to have significant input, according to Mr. Schebaum.
The problem is that state officials, particularly Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, have been slow to weigh in on the plan, Mr. Schebaum said.
Stephen M. Hunt II, a representative for Rep. William L. Owens, attended the meeting, as did Canadian Sen. Robert W. Runciman, who told attendees that he had recently spoken with IJC Commissioner and acting Canadian Chairman Gordon Walker.
Weve got a friend in Mr. Walker, Sen. Runciman said. He told me we would be very happy.
Asked his forecast for this summers water levels, Mr. Brown said the harsh winter provided a 93 percent ice cover, which saves a lot of water, and the area likely would see higher water levels this summer.
The levels now are 7 inches lower than normal but rising, Mr. Brown said.
Lake Ontario was at 244.69 feet as of Friday, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website.
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Flights to Corfu from Europe
Flights from Corfu
The Museum of Asian Art is housed in a former state room in the Palace of St. Michael and St. George. The museum is a 'must see' for aficionados of art and antiquities from far East and India.Address: Corfu Museum of Asian Art 49100 Palaia Anaktora, CorfuPhone: +30 26610 30443Website: http://www.matk.grOpening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 08.00-15.00
The Neo Frourio, also known as New Fortress, is an old military complex loaded with interesting tunnels, cellars and dungeons. It provides excellent views over the old town and the bay. Look out for the two lions of St. Mark and the Venetians inscriptions on the bastion walls above.Address: Kerkira, Corfu
The Old Perithia, located in the North East corner of the Island, is a deserted village with roots in the 14th century. This picturesque village is a great place to explore. Here can you take a step back in time or just sit and enjoy a drink in one of the nice Tavernas afterwards.Address: The Merchant's House, Old Perithia 49081 CorfuPhone: +30 6988 712 885Website: http://www.old-perithia.com
Paleokastritsa Beach is one of the islands most treasured beauty spots and a great place to enjoy the sunset. You can also enjoy the view of the 17th-century monastery and have a look at the famous carving of the 'tree of life' inside it.Address: West Corfu, Paleokastritsa
This spectacular building, which is located in the village of Gastouri, was originally built in 1890 as a summer retreat for the Empress Elisabeth of Austria, known as Princess Sissy, therefore it is also called Sissy´s Palace. It has several beautiful Greek sculptures and a wonderful garden. The view from the terrace is outstanding, you will comprehend Sissy´s love to this place.Address: Achillion Palace, Gastouri 49100, CorfuPhone: +30 26610 56245
The old traditional fishing village Kassiopi is located 36km north-east off Corfu town, surrounded by lush green hills. Kassiopi offers a range of activities for visitors and is a place where you can really enjoy your holiday. Visit the ancient fortress, picturesque harbours or one of the many easily accessible beaches.Address: Kassiopi, Corfu
Religion is a very important part of life in Corfu and there are many churches present everywhere. In the Old Town alone you will find about twenty of them. The Church of Saint Spiridon, located in the centre of the old town, was built in 1590 and is a typical example of the ecclesiastical architecture of the Ionian Islands in Greece. Saint Spiridon, the patron of Corfu, was born, lived and died in this city.Address: Church of Saint Spiridon, Kerkyra
Sidari represents the most developed tourist area of the north coast of Corfu and offers nice beaches. It is also known for the channel of love, Canal D'Amour, a series of rock formations which create small bays and a kind of channel with crystal clear water. According to the legend lovers who swim into the channel together, will love each other forever.Address: Canal D'Amour, Sidari
With its 906 m Mount Pantokrator is the highest mountain of the island and offers an extraordinary and stunning view all over Corfu. At the top of the mountain you will find a café and a monastery. Take your chance and enjoy a drink while absorbing this amazing sight.Address: Mount Pantokrator, Corfu
Paleo Frourio, 'The Old Fortress', is located on the eastern side of Corfu Town. It was built by the Venetians and is a symbol of their power in the Ionian Sea. Today it is a landmark of the island and the city and visitors are welcome to enter and discover the areas of the fortress.Address: The EsplanadeMore info: Located opposite the Liston on the Esplanade.
A former military cemetery from 1855 where you can see several graves from both First and Second World War. The burials aren't the only reason why you should make a visit here. Between end of February and beginning of June this is a garden of orchids.Address: Kolokotroni Street, Corfu TownMore info: Located on Kolokotroni Street, about 300 metres south of San Rocco Square.
With a location in the middle of Corfu this attraction is easy to reach from all tourist destinations on the island. This water land features waterslides and rides for all ages so gather your family or group of friends and prepare for a day of fun!Address: Agios IoannisPhone: +30 266 1058 351Website: http://www.aqualand-corfu.comOpening hours: From 16th May until October, 10:00 - 18:00
At this small but welcoming aquarium you can watch and meet different kind of reptiles and fish. Guides are there to answer all your questions and if you feel brave they allow you to hold some of the species.Address: PaleokastritsaPhone: +30 26630 41339Website: http://www.corfuaquarium.comOpening hours: Open every day from 10.00 until 20.00
Mini Golf, Go-karts, slides and swings are some of the fun things you find at Pyramid Adventure Park. Both young and old can play here but it is also possible for the adults to stay in the adjacent restaurant area while the kids enjoy all amusements.Address: St. Spyridon, PerithiaPhone: +30 266 3098 495Website: http://www.corfupyramid.comMore info: Located on the north Corfu
See the beautiful landscapes of Corfu from the horse back. Trailriders Horse Trekking take you on safe rides among the olive trees, vine yards and meadows. The most comfortable is to wear long trousers, t-shirt and full shoes but if necessary the stable can provide it for you.Address: Ano KorakianaPhone: +30 26630 22503 Website: http://www.trailriderscorfu.comOpening hours: Closed SundaysMore info: Located 2 kms south of the village of Ano Korakiana
At Mouragia you will be served big portions of Mezedes and sofrito, also excellent kebabs and some very good seafood dishes. Very popular among the locals as well as with tourists.Address: Arseniou 15, CorfuPhone: +30 2661 033 815
Seven kilometres outside Corfu Town you can discover this fantastic restaurant which has an excellent menu combined with typical Greek entertainment. The restaurant has been visited by names such as Jane Fonda, Anthony Quinn and Aristotle Onassis. Might be necessary to book in advance.Address: Kinopiastes village, 49084 CorfuPhone: +30 2661 056 333Website: http://www.tripas.gr
Rex is one of the best restaurants in town. The menu varies from typical Greek cuisine to the more northern European. Among the specialities of the house are several grill cooked meals.Address: Kapodistriou 66, Corfu 49100Phone: +30 2661 039 649Website: http://www.rexrestaurant.gr
Del Sole offers fantastic Italian food such as smoked salmon, antipasti, or seafood as well as spaghetti and meat dishes. Try the delicious risotto with a glass of wine and enjoy your holiday.Address: Guildford 17, Corfu TownPhone: +30 26610 32411
The gourmet will find classical Greek and Mediterranean inspired cuisine in this restaurant, located in the middle of Garitsa Bay. While overlooking the water from the outdoor seating enjoy fabulous homemade food and great service.Address: Alkiviadou Dari 9, 49100 Corfu TownPhone: +30 26610 31291Website: http://www.avlicorfu.comOpening hours: Closed Tuesdays
The family-run Telesilla Hotel Restaurant offers delightful Greek, Corfiot and international dishes. The nightly Greek dancing by the staff gives a real Greek atmosphere and completes your vacation.Address: Kontokali Corfu 49100Phone: +30 26610 91820Website: http://www.hoteltelesilla.comMore info: Next to Gouvia Marina
The Avlaki Taverna restaurant is located at the Avlaki beach and offers Mediterranean and Greek cuisine with high quality ingredients. The vegetables are home grown, fish and seafood is fished in the Ionian Sea by local fishermen and the view over the see is outstanding.Address: Avlaki 7, Sinies, Avlaki 49100Phone: +30 26630 81051Website: http://www.avlaki-restaurant.com
In the village Pelekas with its sandy beaches you´ll find Jimmy´s Restaurant with local cuisine on the menu. It is not difficult to forget time and space in this friendly and comfortable atmosphere while enjoying Mediterranean healthy food accompanied by a glass of good wine.Address: Pelekas Corfu 49100 Phone: +30 26610 94284Website: http://www.jimmyspelekas.com
The Kima is situated on the hill of the north side of Kassiopi harbour and offers a fantastic view over the sea. Whether you choose Greek or international dishes, the prices are reasonable. The restaurant is also very popular because of its nice atmosphere and great service.Address: Kassiopi Harbour, 49100More info: Kassiopi Harbour
At one of Kassiopi's most beautiful locations you find Trilogia restaurant. In a romantic atmosphere, Greek and Mediterranean dishes, made from the freshest ingredients, are served.Address: Bataria, KassiopiPhone: +30 266 308 1589Website: http://www.trilogiacorfu.com
If you are longing for good Italian food, this is the place to go. On the menu you will find fresh pasta dishes together with meat and salads. A wide selection of wines and desserts are also there to complete your meal.Address: Solomou 1, 49100 Corfu Town Phone: +30 26610 81785Website: http://www.saporievini.grOpening hours: Monday closedMore info: Located by the New Fortress
Enjoy the flavours and authentic feeling of Greece at this Taverna with over 35 years of history. Olives and olive oil comes from their own local groves, wine is homemade and if you like what you eat and want to try it at home you find the recipes on their website.Address: Agios Gordios, SinaradesPhone: +30 26610 53256Website: http://www.sebastians-taverna.gr
With beautiful views over the beach and sea, at Taverna Malibu Greek cuisine, including local specialities and fresh fish and seafood, is served. The resort is located at the end of the town road but if you manage the walk the sunset will be an amazing background to your dinner.Address: Agios GeorgiosPhone: +30 26620 52998Website: http://www.corfu-malibu.gr
If you want to try specialities from Corfu you should visit this family run taverna in the town of Nissaki. On the menu you find a wide array of local wines to accompany your meal and you will see that both food and drinks are reasonable priced.Address: Nissaki Phone: +30 26630 91278Website: http://www.vitaminstaverna.com
Relax and enjoy your dinner in the lush garden or order a delicious cocktail from the bar built around a huge olive tree. The menu offers both traditional Greek and International dishes and there is also a special menu for children.Address: MoraitikaWebsite: http://www.theislandsrestaurant.com
In Northern Corfu, situated a short walk from Sidari beach and Canal D'Amour beach, you can find this snack bar with a selection of crepes, wraps, baguettes and breakfast. With this you can have a coffee, homemade iced-tea or milkshake.Address: Main road, Canal D'Amour, SidariPhone: +30 266 172 509Website: http://www.spanglefish.com/thebigbite
En Plo guarantees a fresh sea breeze and a lovely view. Less busy than the cafés at the centre of town and a good place to enjoy the waterfront.Address: Gate of St. Nikolaos, Faliraki 49100Phone: +30 26610 81813Website: http://www.enplocorfu.com
In North-West Corfu lies this café/bar at the top of the cape. With a stunning view of the ocean this makes it a perfect place to enjoy coffee, cakes, ice cream or sandwiches. Or why not enjoy a cocktail while watching the sunset?Address: Arillas 49081 CorfuPhone: +30 693 752 2710 Website: http://www.akrotiri-cafe.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Come here and enjoy a nice breakfast or lunch. When the evening falls, you can re-boost with a nice cold beer.Address: Pelekas beachPhone: +30 2661 095 104Website: http://www.pelekascafe.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jeni´s offers amazing cookies, superb dessert and excellent service. You should not miss the milkshakes!Address: Main Street, Sidari
Since 2002 Au Bar has amused party people of Corfu. Chart-toppers are played all night at Au Bar but the true party doesn't really start before 23.00 but keeps going until the morning light.Address: Ethnikis Antistaseos, Emboriko KentroPhone: +30 2661 080 909Website: http://www.aubarcorfu.comMore info: email@example.com
Located at the roof top of the Cavalieri hotel this stunning bar can be heaven at night and stays open till the early hours of the morning. Very good atmosphere and excellent drink selection.Address: Capodistrisou Street 4, Corfu TownPhone: +30 26610 39041Website: http://www.cavalieri-hotel.comMore info: Cavalieri hotel
Edem Beach Nightclub was first opened in 1988 and then served as a beach bar daytime and rock club night time. It is a popular hangout for all kind of people and they play a mix of old goodies with the latest on the charts.Address: DassiaPhone: +30 2661 093 013 Website: http://www.edemclub.com
Are you a fan of Elvis? Then you shouldn't miss this bar. At Golden Beach every evening has a different theme and Elvis night is one of them. If you're not a fan of Elvis maybe the Latin-American or Traditional Greek dancing nights suits you better.Address: Moraitika Phone: +30 26610 75564Website: http://www.goldenbeachbar.com
Either you feel like just having a cup of delicious coffee in the afternoon or party all night long Cactus Bar is a good choice. The DJ will play your favourite tunes until you leave the dance floor.Address: PaleokastritsaPhone: +30 266 304 1015
The official name of Corfu Airport is Ioannis Kapodistrias International Airport, but it is often called Kerkyra Corfu Airport or just Corfu Airport. It is located two kilometers south of Corfu city. There is a bus station next to the Arrivals hall where buses leave for destinations all over the island. A trip into Corfu city takes approximately 10 minutes.Address: Corfu International Airport I.Kapodistrias, 491 008 CorfuPhone: + 30 26610 89600 / +30 26610 45829Website: http://www.corfu-airport.com


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HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. (WZZM)- The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office is confirming the suicide of country singer Mindy McCready Sunday afternoon.
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Six bus loads of Erie County residents left Eastern Hills Mall around 4:45 a.m. and another ten buses left from various locations across the area.
Gun-rights supporters filled the West Capitol Park on Thursday to protest the state's gun-control law, seeking a repeal of the law and a condemnation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Signs read, "Cuomo - Take the criminals' guns; leave mine alone" and "Cuomo, Kiss My AR's!" and "Say no to Comrade Cuomo."
"Not all aspects of the law are bad, but some of them don't make sense. I don't feel that the governor can even explain them," said Heidi Hayes, 32, of Stone Ridge, Ulster County.
Sen. James Seward, R-Milford, Otsego County, said he would like to see a full repeal of the law signed on Jan. 15. He said that is unlikely, though, and will hope an expected lawsuit to toss the measure will be successful.
"I think the best opportunity to make some changes in the bill, to make it more reasonable and workable in terms of law abiding gun owners in New York. But the ultimate answer is the court challenge," he said.
Protesters traveled in about 100 buses from all over the state for the noon rally where they railed against the gun-control law. It bans assault weapons and limits the number of bullets in a magazine to seven. It also bolsters permitting requirements for gun owners.
Some protesters said their goal was to oust the Democratic governor from office. They said they disapproved of how the law was passed; it was introduced, approved by both chambers and signed by the governor in less than 24 hours.
Thursday's rally was the third by gun-rights supporters since the law was adopted, and it was the largest.
"Every citizen in this state should be here," said Ronald Lambertson, 45, of Wawarsing, Ulster County, while waiting in line. "If we're not here, there is a good chance that we can lose our guns. We're making a stand. We're showing Albany that they woke a sleeping giant."
Cuomo has said the law protects New Yorkers from gun violence.
It was the first gun-control law in the country to be passed after the Newtown, Conn., massacre in December.
"I understand the politics of it, but I'm very proud that this state passed a comprehensive, common sense gun control law that is reasonable, that is balanced, that does not affect hunters, does not affect sportsmen," Cuomo said earlier this month in Poughkeepsie.
"It's about keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill, about keeping the guns out of the hands of criminals. And that, everybody should be able to agree on."
The law includes harsher punishments for illegal gun use and provisions to keep guns out of the hands of mentally ill people, which Republicans pushed for. But protesters said Thursday that the measure goes after law-abiding gun owners.
"I'm sick and tired of people blaming evil on guns," Alania Keymel, 62, of Ontario, Wayne County, said. "It's not fair. This isn't a police state. We have our freedoms."
Dave Coolbaugh, a 54-year-old from Elmira, said state leaders are taking away New Yorkers' gun rights to forward their own political agenda.
"I don't know what they think gives them that right," he said.
A Steuben County man said the law is an insult to U.S. soldiers, who fight to defend Americans' rights, including the right to bear arms.
"I'm frustrated," Jarrod Rial, 31, of Corning, said. "To take a day off from work to come here and defend my Second Amendment rights -- it's ridiculous."
A number of Republican lawmakers who voted against the bill drew a huge response from the crowd. Sen. Michael Nozzolio, R-Fayette, Seneca County, criticized comments made by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in his State of the State address in January.
In a comment that has become a rallying point for opponents of the new gun laws, Cuomo then said: "You don't need 10 bullets to kill a deer."
Nozzolio responded Thursday: "We do not have a constitutional right to deer hunt. We have a constitutional right to bear arms, and that's what this is all about."


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From the time you arrive at this 1906 home until the time you drive away, you'll feel as though you've discovered the just-right blend of unique lodging and level of interaction with owners Jim and Carol Carr. As we lugged a bulky, broken piece of luggage toward the front porch, Jim sprang to our aid and carted the bag up the stairs to our master suite, which boasts a king bed, a flat-screen TV, a comfortable sitting area, a private wraparound porch and a spacious bath -- all for $90 a night during high season. The suite is one of six guest rooms in this 8,000-square-foot mansion.Owners of Victorian bed-and-breakfasts can overload their properties with froufrou, but the Dakotah Rose prefers to accent architectural features rather than the era's decorating style. Tiffany stained-glass windows, leaded-glass designs, huge pocket doors, carefully inlaid hardwood floors and period light fixtures all star. A third-floor ballroom has become a place to watch TV, make microwave popcorn, grab a drink from the fridge, listen to music or play Pac-Man 1980s-style until quiet hours kick in at 10:30 p.m.The B&B stands on a residential street corner, set back from the sidewalk and beautifully landscaped with bushes and annuals. With nighttime temps dipping to the 50s, we'd hoped to sleep with the door to the private porch open and let the breeze waft through the screen door. But trains rumbling through town all night made sleeping difficult, and we couldn't drop off until we finally turned on the air-conditioner to drown out that noise. It was the one downside of our stay.In the morning, a breakfast of oven-baked peach French toast and sausage links followed heart-shape whole wheat scones and strawberry jam, plus a dish of fresh fruit topped with yogurt and crunchy granola. Fine china and crystal decked the table, and Jim topped off our coffee cups with brew poured from a sterling silver pot. All of it was hot and delicious, and the portions weren't so outlandish that you felt overwhelmed when you pushed back from the table. Plus, we got fresh-baked cookies for the car ride home.We've stayed at many B&Bs over the years; this one is truly among the best. From $80.


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Local resident Syamsuri is evacuated by Indonesian Army as major... News PhotoBestof,Bestpix,Civilian,Community,Emergencies and Disasters,Extreme Weather,Flood,Horizontal,Indonesia,Jakarta,Natural Disaster,Topics,TopixPhotographer Ulet IfansastiCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesJAKARTA, INDONESIA - JANUARY 20: Local resident Syamsuri is evacuated by Indonesian Army as major floods hit North Jakarta on January 20, 2013 in Jakarta, Indonesia. The death toll has risen to at least 21since severe flooding struck the city on January 17. The US has offrered US$150,000 (Rp 1.44 billion) in aid. (Photo by Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images)


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Monday, April 13, 2009MACON, Ga. - Mercer standout, Jenni Holtz, went 2-0 on the weekend to earn her second career Pitcher of the Week honor. Preseason All-Conference shortstop Abby Keese led the Lady Bisons with seven RBI on the week to earn Player of the Week, the conference announced Monday.
Holtz pitched two shutouts against Jacksonville and UNF. The Tracy, Calif. native scattered eight hits and struck out 17 batters in 16 innings of work. Holtz's control was exceptional, as the lefty only walked one batter. The sophomore now ranks among the top five A-Sun pitchers in wins (T-1st - 19), opposing batting average (4th - .196), innings pitched (5th - 149.0) and batters struck out (3rd - 183).
Keese, a junior psychology major, led the Lady Bisons offensively with seven RBI and nine hits in a 6-0 week for the team. The Denver, Colo., native had at least one hit in all six games, including three games with two hits and two games with two RBI. Keese has 33 RBI on the season to rank seventh in the A-Sun.
it is the third career A-Sun Player of the Year award for Keese.
The Lady Bisons are back home this week for a series of doubleheaders at Draper Diamond. They play Tennessee State from the Ohio Valley Conference Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mercer and Lipscomb face off in a doubleheader in Nashville at Draper Diamond on Friday at 4 and Kennesaw State Saturday at 3.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.


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HELPER - Our loving wife, mother, daughter, sister and grandmother, Sondi Ann Paiz, age 49, passed away Sunday, June 24, 2012 after a long illness.
She was born June 13, 1963 in Tacoma, Wash., to Dennis and Louise Muncy Ferkins. Sondi attended Canyon Del Oro High School in Tucson, Ariz., and shortly after graduation she moved to Price with her parents in 1981. On June 12, 1982, she married Michael Paiz and they had one son, Cameron and one daughter Nicole.
Sondi was a kind and compassionate individual who loved helping others. For a number of years she worked at Petersen Elementary in East Carbon as a teacher's aide and as a house supervisor for Rise Inc. She loved caring for her family, especially spoiling her grandchildren. Sondi enjoyed camping and fishing with her family and she will be dearly missed by all.
Sondi is survived by her husband, Michael; son, Cameron (Amanda Holley); daughter, Nicole (Nick) Parker; grandchildren, Ryland and K'Cen; parents, Dennis and Louise; brothers, Jimmy Rutherford, Carl Gallegos, Jerry (Marie) Gallegos, Mark (Terry) Gallegos.
She is preceded in death by her brother Tommy Gallegos.
Funeral Mass, Saturday, June 30, 2012, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service, Friday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home, Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Sondi at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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By LES BOWENSun Advocate reporter
Helper recently changed the city's role in historic preservation.
An ordinance that required strict compliance by building owners within the historic district was replaced by a guideline that encourages voluntary participation in historic preservation, but does not mandate participation.
The ordinance passed the city council on June 16 and the historical preservation advisory commission is now taking a different approach to preserve the historic value of the area. In the process, the commission hopes that more residents will become interested.
The commission will now provide advice, information and guidelines for preservation and restoration of historic buildings.
At the same time, the commission will no longer act in a regulatory manner.
Helper has a unique history of railroading and coal mining that attracted immigrants from Europe and Asia.
Many residents view that mix of ethnicity as the force that created a culture that continues to set Helper apart from other communities.
In many ways, that history and culture is preserved in the homes and commercial buildings. In order to help preserve that history and the historic preservation advisory commission now serves to encourage citizens to protect and preserve them.
The guidelines provided by the commission will be promoted as an advisement rather than as a regulation.
Under the revised guidelines, there are three levels of historic acknowledgment: the Helper Historic Sites List, the Landmark Register, and the National Register of Historic Places.
The Helper historic preservation commission, in its new role, is available to help anyone interested in participating in any of these levels.
In addition, the Helper historic preservation commission recently received revised evaluations of all the buildings and homes in the Helper Historic District that are now named to the National Register of Historic Places. Cory Jensen, a member of the Utah State Historic Preservation team, performed the evaluation in April.
The Helper Historic District was established in 1976 and includes Main Street between Janet Street and Locust Street bounded by the railroad tracks and 1st West Street.
"These property owners have made a great contribution to Helper city by preserving our most valued asset, our unique history. The maintenance of the historic integrity of the historic district enhances the attraction to Helper as one of the remaining railroad and mining towns in Utah," said Madge Tomsic, who chairs the preservation commission.
"The property owners are to be congratulated," added Tomsic. "Being named to the national register means that the facade of the property has either been preserved since it was built, or restored. This would involve a great deal of work and money and we want to thank these property owners for their contribution to our historic town."
Helper boasts 64 sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places:
The first six are homes on the west side of Main Street across from the Catholic Church and the auditorium .
The addresses are 2, 6, 8,14,16 and 20 South Main Street.
The homes were built on the old Litizzette farm.
The house located at 38 South Main, built by Minnie Wahl.
The house was later owned by Smiley Amano with an attached beauty shop.
The building at 42 South Main that houses the Phelps Family Clinic
The structure located at 58 South Main. The structure was once the Ricci Market, but is now the Lupo Building.
The building located at 66 South Main, originally the Fish Market, now a beauty shop.
The former Oakland Hotel at 68 South Main now serves as state liquor store.
The Flaim building now houses a beauty shop at 74 South Main.
Utah Hotel and Helper Furniture Company, 76 South Main, have become an artist's studio.
The building at 80 South Main was originally the O.P. Skaggs Grocery Store. The building was later occupied by the Vogue and currently houses Classy Glass.
Hillcrest Apartments, 11 West Hill Street
Strand Theater, 100 South Main, with barber shop.
Dalpiaz building, 120 South Main, presently the Emporium.
The Lowenstein Mercantile, later Mutual Furniture, now the Balance Rock Cafe at 148 South Main.
154 and 160 S. Main, originally the Barboglio Building that burned in 1950, now Hermies Antique Shop and the Pin Cushion.
178 S. Main, the Avalon Hotel, now the Golden Rule Mission.
190 S. Main, New House Hotel.
4 Ivy Street, originally the Liberty Theater, now The Sign Master.
202 S. Main, Greenhaigh Drug Store, later the Handy Market, now the Learning Center.
202 S. Main, Crowley Apartments.
230 S. Main, Bertolino's Commercial Building, now a tumbling school.
258 S. Main, Built as the Carbon Hotel by Bertolinos, now headquarters for The Clampers.
294 S. Main, originally the Helper Hotel, now the Western Mining and Railroad Museum.
302 S. Main, the La Salle Hotel and Cafe, currently vacant.
340 S. Main, Bunnel Garage, currently vacant.
398 S. Main, Midland Service Station, currently vacant.
7 S. Main, Catholic church rectory.
19 S. Main, Helper Auditorium.
35 S. Main, originally a D&RG railroad company house, now an art gallery.
41 S. Main, D&RG railroad company house, now an art gallery.
43 S. Main, known as the Dart home.
45 S. Main, Helper Post Office
14 Kessler Court, restored railroad house.
61 S. Main, Thomas Millinery Shop, now occupied by the Helper Cafe.
71 S. Main, Helper City Hall
115 S. Main, originally J. C. Penny, now antique mall.
119 S. Main, Purple Plum Country.
123 and 125 S. Main, Helper Clinic.
127 S. Main, currently vacant.
129 S. Main, Expressions Ballet.
131 S. Main, originally the office of Dr. A. R. Demman, now Funky Junque.
143 and 147 S. Main, originally Hall Plumbing, currently vacant.
157 S. Main, office building restored, currently vacant.
167 S. Main, built as the Success Market, now an artist's studio.
179 S. Main, "Back to the Fifties Cafe."
187 S. Main, Bill's Pharmacy, later Chuck's Pharmacy, currently vacant.
39 E. Depot Street, railroad depot.
305 S. Main, D&RGW railroad company house.
277 S. 1st West, Bertolino, Smith house.
267 S. 1st West, Bertolino, Wigglns house.
246 S. 1st West, Bottino Rock house.
57 Poplar, James Rolando house.
347 S. 1st West, Greenhaigh, Vigil house
321 S. 1st West, Blumberg, Eaqulnta house.
333 S. 1st West, Stein, Sunter house.
315 S. 1st West, Blumberg, Hughes house.
14 Locust Street, Barboglio house.
71 S. 1 st West, Flaim house.
76 S. 1st West, Helper Furniture storage, now an artist's studio.
30 S. Main, family home of August Litizzette Sr.
More information about the revised ordinance and services offered through the preservation commission be obtained by contacting the Helper Historic Preservation Commission at (435) 472-3009.


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Our founder, Richard Ransom, started it all when he began selling hand-cut cheese at county fairs in Ohio in 1951. Throughout the next decade, the operation expanded to include booths run by husband and wife teams, with another very important addition – our famous Summer Sausages.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Governor LePage is making a proposal that he says will create jobs and ensure the state no longer has a debt to its hospitals.
At a news conference at the University of New England, the governor laid out his plan, which deals with two big issues. First, he made a campaign promise to retire the state's hospital debt. It totals $484 million now. The other issue is that voters approved more than $100 million dollars in bonds, which the governor has 5 years to issue. He'd been getting pressure to do it quickly, but had resisted, saying he'd do it when the state was on better financial footing.
The governor says he plans to pay hospitals back through emergency legislation to issue a revenue bond on the state's future liquor sales. That bond will allow the state to pay hospitals $186 million, triggering a federal match of $298 million. The state's current liquor contract is up in 2014. Under the governor's plan, the state would manage the next contract, and the proceeds would pay off the bond.
The governor says with the hospitals paid off, the state would be in a good financial position to issue those voter approved bonds. He said the credit rating agencies had been concerned about the state's hospital debt, and that is why he has waited on the bonds. He believes making both those moves now will create jobs.
Governor LePage said, "The reason I did not issue the bonds is that we owed the debt to the hospitals. As soon as we pay the hospitals off, I will issue those bonds. "
The governor spoke at the University of New England's dental school, currently under construction. That school is one of the places that will benefit from the voter approved bonds.
As part of this package, the Governor also is proposing a $100 million facilities bond to build new corrections facilities in Windham. That, he says, would be paid for through efficiencies in the system.


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The South Dakota State women's tennis team prevailed 5-2 versus Presbyterian on Tuesday, but the men fell 6-1.
The two teams played late into the night, with the last point being scored as the clock approached midnight on the east coast.
On the women's side, SDSU scored the team doubles point after clutch play at No. 1 doubles. The Blue Hose won 8-4 at No. 2, but Beatriz Souza and Florencia Magni continued their solid play at No. 3 with an 8-5 win versus Haley Elliott and Caroline deLoach.
In the decisive match, Ffion Davies and Jenny Blackburne outlasted Greer Ransom and Lindsay Krause in a tiebreaker 7-5 to secure the match and the team point.
After the confidence boost in doubles, the Jacks won four of the six singles matches, three in straight sets.
Davies continued her spectacular start with a three-set win versus Patricia Alves at No. 2 singles. Davies lost the first set 6-4, but rebounded with second- and third-set wins, 6-3, 6-4.
Blackburne, Souza and Tacy Haws-Lay won at the next three spots in straight sets.
Blackburne and Souza played each other's doubles opponent in singles, as Blackburne defeated deLoach 7-5, 6-3 at No. 3 and Souza defeated Krause 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 at No. 4. Haws-Lay won in more convincing fashion versus Kayla Stanford at No. 5, 6-2, 6-1.
PC won at No. 1 in a full third set and at No. 6 in straight sets.
"Presbyterian is a school with a great tennis program, so it was an awesome win for the girls," head coach Michael Engdahl said. "They competed with belief and with a "winner" mentality. The girls are starting to realize they belong and can compete with anybody."
The win pushed the SDSU women's tennis team record to 7-6. SDSU has won five of its last six meets. The Jacks take one day off before facing St. Joseph's (Pa.) on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in Orlando, Fla.
The men struggled a bit, as the Blue Hose won multiple tiebreakers en route to a 6-1 win.
In doubles, Presbyterian won the team doubles point with wins of 8-2 and 8-3 at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. Parker Lawley and Andrea Boglić dominated the top doubles spot in an 8-3 win versus William O'Connell and Andrew Brigham.
But it was not enough, as PC led after doubles.
In singles, there were three tiebreakers in the six matches, but SDSU only won one tiebreaker and one match.
Lawley continued his rise in singles play with a three-set win versus Rafael Berghaus at No. 4. The two matched each other's effort and split the first two sets, as Lawley won the first 6-3, but Berghaus won the second 6-3. In the third and decisive set, the two went back-and-forth and played to a 6-6 tie. Even the tiebreaker needed extra points, but eventually Lawley outlasted his opponent 7-6 (8-6).
Unfortunately for SDSU, this is where the team scoring ended.
James Thorp played Brigham tough at No. 5, but was unable to keep pace in the third set as Brigham won 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.
"Parker had a tremendous win tonight and it took a ton of mental strength for him to pull out the win," said Engdahl. "The guys had the fight and still need to pull out a good win to get the belief. If they stay focused, it is only a matter of time before the big win comes."
"Both teams had great energy tonight," Engdahl said.
The loss dropped the SDSU men's tennis team record to 3-8. The Jacks take one day off before facing St. Joseph's (Pa.) on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in Orlando, Fla.


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Severance and other deferred compensation payments that are contingent on the execution of a release can in some circumstances result in a violation of Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code. Section 409A governs the...more
December 31, 2012, is the deadline for correcting certain errors in the written provisions of nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements that provide payments that are contingent on the recipient's execution of a release...more
Many employment agreements, especially those for high-level executives, provide severance pay upon a change in control or a termination without cause, but only if the employee signs a release of claims. The IRS has noted that...more
Non-qualified deferred compensation arrangements that are not exempt from Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code"), should be reviewed to ensure compliance with Section 409A's rules governing...more
Employers should review plans and agreements subject to Internal Revenue Section Code 409A before the end of 2012. That's when transitional relief afforded by the Internal Revenue Service expires for deferred compensation...more
Although it may seem early to start preparing for the holiday season, employers should get a head start this year.
Important IRS transitional relief under Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code for nonqualified...more
Deferred compensation arrangements under which payments subject to Section 409A are contingent on a release must be brought into compliance with documentation requirements by December 31.
The December 31, 2012,...more
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