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The Simpsons will be celebrating their 500th episode this Sunday, February 19, and in honor of the major milestone for the venerable animation, artist David Barton has reimagined a few Simpsons' characters as either masterworks or in the style of past masters. Apu is Salvador Dalí, Homer is recreated in the vein of Rembrandt, Groundskeeper Willie as Van Gogh and Marge as The Girl with a Pearl Earring by Vermeer. (via TCR)


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I am trying to find someone who can read an old 1828 Hungarian census record in Latin script. I am looking for the name of a town or area in Germany that these few families emigrated in 1785. Actually only the first 4 or 5 lines is all that is need. Contact me and I will send the Latin script.
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You can post the picture in the forum and we'll try to transcribe it, or if you have the text we'll provide a translation.
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In this Latin script, I am looking for a specific location that these German families emigrated to the new village in Hungary called Ujvencsello. The date was 1785 and they were brought in as serfs from the landowner Samuel Dessewffy who is mentioned in line 2. The location would be an area such as Swabia, Bavaria, Alsec-Lorraine etc.... or a town such as Stuggart or county like Wuertemberg-Baden and would likley show in the lines around the 1785 date.
Also I am looking for a number of families that were brought in. I was told from 14 to 30 to 40 families.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Also I am looking for a number of families that were brought in. I was told from 14 to 30 to 40 families.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Since there are only a few lines and inthe event there are no takers for your translation you can go to www.italatin.com/latin.html and click on the professional translations link. =Peter=
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Sorry, but i can't help you (the picture is of a low quality and the names are too different from italian for me).
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NFTY's heart and soul is the local Union for Reform Judaism affiliated synagogue Temple Youth Group (TYG). While each local TYG differs in organization, focus, size, and character, the Temple Youth Group is one outlet for the highly engaged Reform Jewish teenager in a Union Synagogue. While some TYGs only meet 5 times a year for social programs, other TYG's meet over 20 times each school year and offer a full variety of social, leadership, educational, and social action programs.
Temple Youth Group (TYG) programs are offered by many Reform congregations in the Southern region. Go to the URJ Congregational Directory to find a congregation near you and get involved.
NFTY NO has 13 active youth groups from all across our region. A TYG is a Temple Youth Group or sometimes called a Senior Youth Group. If you are a 9th - 12th grader and a member of a URJ Congregation you are a member of your synagogue's youth group. They are a great opportunity to meet and socialize with Jewish teens outside of a religious school setting. TYGs are the foundation of NFTY NO - a youth group is a place to meet new friends, learn more about Judaism, and have a great time.
These youth groups are each unique and different. They do all kinds of amazing activities: bowling, whirlyball, havdallah, social action, and many more. Each TYG has an Executive board who plan monthly events with their Advisor. Many TYGs have more than just one activity a month including weekly youth lounge hang out nights. We'll be posting what's going on with each TYG througout the year. Stay Tuned for more updates...
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When I was a child in the 1970s, my father was committed to buying only an American car. It was the patriotic thing to do, Dad said. We want to help the U.S. economy, he explained. So we had a blue Oldsmobile Omega for nearly a decade and a gray Oldsmobile Calais for years after that.
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Hyundai Motor Co. revealed images of its 2013 Santa Fe crossover, which will make its world debut at the New York International Auto Show in April.
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LOWEST PRICE GUARANTEE(OR WE'LL REFUND DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE!) We want to give you the best deal available online, so if you can find the same bed for less within 24 hours of booking with us we will refund double the difference.
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What is a private room?
A private room is a room that is not shared with other people from the hostel – in other words, you book and pay for all the beds in the room. If you are traveling alone, for example, but want to book a double room, you must pay for two people in order to book the whole room. (That's why the option to book for one person in a double room, for example, isn't available in the select box.)
How do I book a private room?
To book, select the number of people you want to book for from the box next to your chosen room (remembering that you must book all the beds in a room!). Check that your arrival date and the number of nights are correct, and then click on the 'Book Rooms' button. This will take you to our secure payment page to complete your booking.
You can book as many dormitory and private rooms as you want:
If you are looking to book for more than 10 people, though, you may get a better deal by using our Group Enquiry form.
The prices given are per person not per room.
In some cases (public holidays, festivals, major events etc.), the prices of rooms may be higher for certain days. They will be shown on the 'Checkout' page before you confirm the booking.
Do private rooms have their own bathrooms?
As a general rule, bathroom facilities are shared unless it says otherwise. A room with its own exclusive bathroom (as opposed to a bathroom shared with other rooms) will have 'ensuite' written next to it, e.g. 'Private Double (ensuite)' or '6 Bed Dorm (ensuite)'.
Please note: 'Private room' is different to 'Private bathroom'.
Ensuite - Is a room with its own bathroom
Single - Is a private room with one (single) bed for one person
Double - Is a private room with one (large) bed for two people
Twin - Is a private room with two single beds for two people
What facilities are available at HostelBookers properties?
All properties at HostelBookers have a range of different facilities for guests and a full list of what's available is shown on each property's overview page on the website.
These will include some (or all) of the following:
24hr reception – a member of staff will be on the reception desk 24 hours a day.
24hr hot showers – hot water will be available for guests at the property all day and isn't limited to certain times.
No curfew – guests can come and go from the property as they wish, at any time of day or night.
Safety deposit – the property provides a locker in which guests can store valuables.
Credit cards accepted – the property will accept credit cards for the payment of the balance owed on arrival. Please note that if this facility is not stated, you should be prepared to pay in cash.
Currency exchange – when possible, the property can exchange currencies for guests.
Car Parking – there are some sort of parking facilities for guests.
Lockers in dorms – guests will have the use of individual lockers in shared rooms in order to keep their bags or belongings safe. Please note that some properties require a small deposit for a key or padlock to the lockers, although in most instances guests would be able to use their own padlock without charge where possible.
Internet – the property offers Internet access and a computer terminal. There has also been a recent increase in the number of properties also providing WiFi for guests with laptops, although this was typically be stated in the description.
Tours/Travel Desk – the property can offers tours, or the ability to book activities, as well as providing travel information such as travel guides, brochures, maps and general advice.
Self-catering Facilities – the property has kitchen facilities where guests can store and/or prepare their own food and drink.
Lounge area – there is a communal space set aside for guests to relax and socialize in, often with comfortable chairs and a TV.
Washing machines - there are laundry facilities available for guests
Air Conditioning
Swimming Pool
Games Room
Pool Table(s)
Can I pay at the property by credit card?
Yes, if it mentions this in the facilities list. If not, be prepared to pay the outstanding balance in cash on your arrival.
What facilities does the property include in the price of a bed?
There is a list at the bottom of each property's overview page which lists services that are offered and whether or not the property will charge guests for them. These can include breakfast, bed linen and towels, airport pick-up and luggage room storage.
The Card Security Code (CCV) is the last three digits of the longer number printed on your debit/credit card. Most cards have the number printed at the top of the signature strip on the reverse side of the card.
This number is not imprinted on the card and hence not printed on receipts – which is what makes it difficult for anyone other than the cardholder to know it. Some card issuers refer to this number as the 'Card Security Code' others as the 'Personal Security Code' and others as 'Card Verification Value'.
American Express cards have a four-digit code printed on the front of the card above the card number. This code is often referred to as 'CID' or 'unique card code'.
How do I make a booking?
When you have picked a destination, you'll be presented with a list of available accommodation for your chosen dates. You can look at each property in detail from here, and view the location of all the hostels on a map of the destination.
Each property overview page will include images, guest ratings and reviews and details of the facilities it provides. You can view the types of room available for your chosen dates on the right hand side of the page. To view the prices in a different currency, select one of the five major currencies available from the drop-down list.
Once you have decided where you would like to stay, select the number of people you wish to book for in your chosen type(s) of room. Next, check that the dates and the number of nights selected are correct. Then click on the 'Book Now' button.
This will take you to the last step of your booking - the secure 'Checkout' page where you need to enter your payment details to confirm the reservation. Once this form has been filled out, you will receive an email from the HostelBookers team with full details of the booking, as well as contact information and directions for the property.
What is a dormitory room?
A dormitory room, or 'dorm' room, is a bedroom which you share with other people from the property. The number of beds in a room is shown in its name, e.g. 'Dorm (6 bed)', and you can book as many as you need. Some properties have male only dorms and female only dorms. If this isn't stated in the property information, assume that your dorm will be a mixed dorm (with both males and females). If there is a bathroom that is only for the use of your room, you will see 'ensuite' or 'with bathroom'. Otherwise the bathroom will be shared with guests from other rooms.
How do I book a dormitory room?
A dormitory room is booked by the number of beds, not the number of rooms. The property lists all rooms with available beds for the dates you selected. To book, select 'number of people' from the box next to your chosen room. Check that your arrival date and the number of nights you've selected are correct. Click on the 'Book Rooms' button; this will take you to our secure payment page to finish your booking.
You can book as many dormitory and private rooms as you want:
If you book for more than 10 people you may get a better deal by using our Group Enquiry form.
The prices given are per person not per room.
In some cases (public holidays, festivals, major events etc.) prices of rooms and beds may be higher for certain days. They will be shown on the 'Checkout' page before you confirm the booking.
Ensuite - Is a room with its own bathroom
Single - Is a private room with one (single) bed for one person
Double - Is a private room with one (large) bed for two people
Twin - Is a private room with two single beds for two people
Can I see the price in a different currency?
Yes, you can! At the top of each property overview page, there is an option just below the 'Book this Property' title to view the price of all available beds in a drop-down list of five major currencies.
You can see the prices in either Australian Dollars, British Pounds, Canadian Dollars, Euros or US Dollars. If you'd like to see the price displayed in one of these currencies, simply click on the one you'd prefer from the list and it will appear on the page.
When you come to the 'Checkout' page after booking, please note that the accommodation price will appear both in the property's local currency and whichever currency you have selected on the property overview page.
HostelBookers understands and respects the importance of your privacy and we are committed to safeguarding your personal information. In providing our booking service and access to any Hostelbookers account you may open, we must collect personal information from you and make subsequent use of it as detailed below.HOW?
We will only collect personal information from you by specifically asking for it:-
- When you make a booking with us, over the telephone or via our internet booking facilities.
- When you register with us for newsletters, email updates, enter competitions or take part in surveys and customer feedback.
- When you create a user account via this website.
- When you write, fax, telephone or email us to make an enquiry.
We may collect all or some of the following information relating to you or other members of your party:-
- names and contact details (address, email address, telephone number)
- credit/ debit card or other payment details
- special requirements such as those relating to any disability or medical condition which may affect the chosen holiday arrangements
- dietary restrictions (which may disclose your religious beliefs)
- travel preferences
Some of the information we collect (such as about health or religion) will only be collected on the condition that we have your positive consent to its use. We will seek this consent when necessary.
- For the purpose of providing you with our services, we may disclose the information to the providers of the services making up your holiday arrangements (who could be located outside the UK/EEA).
- In order for you to travel overseas, it may be mandatory (as requested government authorities) to disclose your information for immigration, security and anti-terrorism purposes, or any other purposes which they determine appropriate. Even if not mandatory, we may exercise our discretion to assist where appropriate.
- We may need to disclose our customer list including any personal information relating to you to a third party who acquires or attempts to acquire all or substantially all of the asset/ stock in our company or our website.
- We may also disclose information to organisations who act as "data processors" on our behalf, or to other organisations who perform business functions on our behalf, some of whom are outside the UK/EEA. These functions include administration, providing services (and contacting you where necessary), customer care, business management and operation, re-organisation/structuring/sale of our business (or our group companies), risk assessment, security and crime prevention/detection, research and analysis, marketing, monitoring, measuring and assessing customer purchasing preferences and trends, dispute resolution, credit checking and debt collection.
- We may from time to time contact you (by email and by post) with information about special offers, brochures, new products, forthcoming events or competitions. If do not wish to receive such information, you may ask us in writing not to receive it. If you set up an account via our website, you will be able to tell us how you would like to receive such information when we send it by email (by unsubscribing to our email alerts)
- If you set up an account via our website, we will store your personal information and information about the bookings that you have made with us that have been performed and those that are due to be performed in the future. This is so you can access this information when you come to use our site. We will retain this personal information until the later of: a) 6 months after you close down your account with us or b) a year after your last booking activity.
We have taken all reasonable steps to have appropriate security measures in place to protect your information. Outside the European Economic Area, controls on data protection may not be as wide as the legal requirements in this country.
If you do not agree to our use of the information as set out above, you should inform us as soon as possible by contacting us at http://www.hostelbookers.com/contact/
You may ask us in writing for a copy of the information we hold about you (for which we may charge a fee) and to correct any inaccuracies in your information. We aim to respond to you within 21 days from the date of request.
Please note that in order for us to provide you with optimum service, we use 'Cookies' on our website. 'Cookies' are a feature of web browser software which allows web servers to temporarily store information within your browser. 'Cookies' allow us to obtain information regarding users of our site which essentially helps us to provide you with a better user experience and tailor our services to your individual needs. We don't store and record any of your passwords or other highly sensitive data. Most browsers automatically allow 'cookies,' however usually your web browser will enable you to disable 'cookies' should you wish to do so.
If you want to know more about what cookies are and how to control them, please visit AboutCookies.org. Be aware that restricting cookies may impact on the functionality of our website.
Below is a list of the main cookies we use and what they are used for:
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To ensure that we carry out your instructions accurately, to help improve our service and in the interest of security, we may monitor and/or record: (1) your telephone calls; and (2) customer transactions and activities on our website. All recordings are and shall remain our sole property.
As our privacy statement may change due to developments in the law we encourage you to re read this from time to time so you are aware of any changes in how we gather and use your personal information.
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What is a shared room?
A shared room, often known as a dormitory or 'dorm' room, is a bedroom which you share with other guests staying at the property. The number of beds in a room will typically vary from 4 to 12 and will be shown in the description, e.g. 'Dorm (6 bed)'. You can book as many beds as you need.
Some properties have male only and female only shared rooms. If this isn't stated in the property information, though, you should assume that your room will be mixed (with both males and females).
Most dorms also share a bathroom with guests from other rooms, although if there is a private bathroom you will also see this in the description sas 'ensuite' or 'with bathroom'.
How do I book a shared room?
A shared room is booked by the number of beds, not by the number of rooms. The property will list all rooms with available beds for the dates you have selected. To book, select the correct 'number of people' from the box next to your chosen room. Check that your arrival date and the number of nights you've selected are correct, then click on the 'Book Now' button; this will take you to our secure payment page to finish your booking.
How many beds can I book?:
You can book as many beds in shared rooms as you need, subject to availibility of course. If you're looking for accommodation for a group of more than 10 people, however, you may want to contact our Group Travel Team .
What do the prices mean?
The prices listed are always per person, not per room. In some cases (such as public holidays, festivals, major events etc.) the price of a bed may be higher for certain days than is listed in our search results. This, however, will always be shown on the 'Checkout' page before you confirm the booking.
How do I use 'help' and the customer knowledge base?
The help section of HostelBookers is here to assist you with using the site! You can search for articles about various aspects and functions of our website, from the facilities and rooms available at the properties through to the booking process.The customer knowledge based is made up of the most frequently asked questions from our customers. However, if you still can't find the information you're looking for, you can contact the Customer Service Team by emailing: email@example.com
What is this icon?
To help you understand the available features, we've placed these handy icons around the website. When you click on the question mark icon, a window like this will open with more information.
What exactly do the ratings and reviews for HostelBookers properties mean?
The rating – which is given as a percentage (%) – and reviews are feedback from guests who previously stayed at the property.
Ratings are available for all accommodation where six or more guests have provided feedback. The overall percentage reflects an average rating across the last 25 feedback forms and over eight different categories. Obviously, the higher the score, the better!
You can see the ratings on both the search result listing pages and on the property overview pages in more detail.
The categories are:
Atmosphere: did the property have a good travel vibe?
Location: is the property well situated for exploring the destination and the sights? And is it convenient for the airport, bus or train station>?
Staff: are the members of staff helpful and friendly?
Cleanliness: how clean and tidy is the property?
Facilities: are there a good range of facilities and services available at the property for guests?
Safety: are valuables safe in the property? Is it located in a safe area of the destination?
Fun: is there entertainment available at the property, or just a fun, sociable atmosphere amongst the guests?
Value: does the property represent value for money considering its price, facilities and other things that HostelBookers' customers find important?


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With Love.
This card also fits the Color Combo challenge at Artful Inkables Blog
Hope you like it!!
Have a great and blessed day.
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- seamom said...
Interesting card. Red with black and white is one of my favorite color combinations. The sketch is super simple, yet allows lots of different interpetations. I think I will try it!
- August 18, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- Patti J. said...
Wow! Beautiful!!! (The challenge at Artful Inkables is using red, white, and black - you could enter there!!!)
- August 18, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Tenia Nelson said...
Gorgeous card!!
- August 18, 2009 at 1:42 PM
- Susan said...
Your card is lovely! Every time I look at one of your beautiful cards, I think that I must try some stitching on mine!
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- Jen said...
I love the sewing on your card, and the pearls very elegant.
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Great job on this card! Love the details...thanks for playing with us!
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- Joy said...
great card!
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- Crystal said...
So beautiful, love your stitching!!! Thanks so much for joining us at Think Ink Tuesday!
- August 19, 2009 at 5:54 PM
- Lisa (lakind) said...
So pretty! Love the sketch too! Thanks for playing the AI challenge!
- August 19, 2009 at 6:18 PM
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This is a gorgeous and stunning card. Love the colors and the way you used that paper download. You are one talented lady!
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This is stunning! Simple and bold! Beth
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Your card is adorable! Thank you for participating in our first Think INK Tuesday!
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Oh, I love this! Simply beautiful! THanks so much for playing along with us! :)
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The Tweet Beat: The Best Congressional Tweets of the Week
In other news, John McCain has a new car (his 14th?) and he loves it. He was also probably thrilled that a couple of people finally got round to re-tweeting his joke about Obama and the Romanovs, which he has repeated several times on Twitter. Thaddeus McCotter seems to be anti-Romanov, which presumably means he's a communist. Jason Chaffetz wears "short pants" to work, Jared Polis makes two cartoon references and Mary Bono Mack sounds bored.
CynthiaLummis: The final panel just started - rural electric coops and fertilizer reps.
Rep. Cynthia Lummis, WY.
clairecmc: Nervous about digital tv transition.We've done so much outreach helpng people prepare.There'll be some cranky folks if their sets go fuzzy.
Sen. Claire McCaskill, MO.
RepPaulBrounMD: Passing a 900 page bill without anyone having a chance to read it is about as funny as Letterman's sense of humor. http://tinyurl.com/o9hap7
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jaredpolis: Ay Caramba! The Simpsons always stay the same age, but the years go on. Marge and Homer were my parents generation when I was growing up…
Rep. Jared Polis, CO.
IRL: Time to get outta bed, sleepy heads! Ocean drive and 15 st. Gonna clean up our beaches. Pick up trash, cans. Win prizes. The big sweep today
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petehoekstra: Today we'll eat the asparagus I picked on job 1. Picked yesterday in Oceana Cnty and then did asparagus festival parade. Great day.
Rep. Pete Hoekstra, MI.
SenJohnMcCain: Time to get a new car - decided on the Ford Fusion Hybrid http://www.ford.com/
Sen. John McCain, AZ.
JudgeCarter: In 300 years, the Romanovs had 18 Czars. In 146 Days Obama has 22.
Rep. John Carter, TX.
DanaRohrabacher: The fraudulent Iranian election has mobilized opposition to the Mullah regime; the U.S. should back them, now's the time for a regime change
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, CA.
ThadMcCotter: Autos and pay czars: Romanovs weren't enough of a warning? http://tinyurl.com/lmvfts
Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, MI.
jasoninthehouse: Hearings regarding Pine Beetles in the West on the agenda this morning
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, UT.
ChuckGrassley: I'm getting my picture taken now for a prees>tory on my tweeying
Sen. Chuck Grassley, IA.
RepShimkus: Ahminajad stole the election. Just what dictators do.
Rep. John Shimkus, IL.
RepMikePence: In the cause of freedom, America cannot be neutral: http://twurl.nl/slpjp8
Rep. Mike Pence, IN.
IRL: About to go to india caucus reception for the director of slumdog millionaire. To talk about expanding US/India relations. Haven't seen film
Rep Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, FL.
jasoninthehouse: First time I voted in short pants. Dems pulled a fast one and offered a "motion to rise" to twart the Repub amendments
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, UT.
jasoninthehouse: We did not anticipate a vote tonight, so I was at the grocery store. Upon notice I ran a mile or so to cast my NO vote.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, UT.
jasoninthehouse: Despite the shorts, I made the vote and I am sweating in the cloak room.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, UT.
johnculberson: Oppressed minorities includeHouseRepubs: We are using social media to expose repression such as last night's D clampdown shutting off amends
Rep. John Culberson, TX.
petehoekstra: Iranian twitter activity similar to what we did in House last year when Republicans were shut down in the House.
Rep. Pete Hoekstra, MI.
johnculberson: Pelosi led majority shuts out the public, shuts down debate, silences ALL dissent & blots out transparency. What do liberals say about it?
Rep. John Culberson, TX.
jaredpolis: Feel like George Jetson,pushing a button all day.Every 5 mins have to slide my card in and vote. We all know the outcomes,just delay tactics
Rep. Jared Polis, CO.
zachwamp: All time one day record on US House floor is 40 recorded votes. We are about to blow by that record fighting against runaway spending.
Rep. Zach Wamp, TN.
jasoninthehouse: We are in the midst of one of the longest series of votes in the Congress.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, UT.
MaryBonoMack: Sitting through what may be the longest series of votes on the House floor in history.
Rep. Mary Bono Mack, CA.
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BRIDGETON — Cumberland County freeholders approved a budget Tuesday night that would for the first time in five years raise taxes on county property owners.
The freeholder board voted on a 4-2 party-line vote to approve the 2013 budget, with Republican Freeholders Sam Fiocchi and Carl Kirstein voting no. Freeholder director William Whelan was absent.
The 2013 budget will hike the county tax rate nearly 3 percent, as well as use $7 million in surplus to help plug the countys $12 million budget deficit. The budget, however, will see no employee layoffs or cuts in county services, but will instead see the addition of 21 corrections officers at the Cumberland County Jail.
As for spending, the budget will appropriate $124,787,107.69 for 2013, roughly $7 million more than the budget introduced last month.
I think this budget was extremely difficult, Freeholder Joseph Derella said Tuesday. No one likes a tax increase, but sometimes it needs to be done.
Derella said the increase largely came about due to a lack of revenue in the county.
We need to start the next day on what were going to do next year, he told the board. We need to look back, and we need to control that.
The countys tax levy, which is the amount the county collects in taxes from residents, currently is $83 million and has not been raised in five years. Under the new budget, the levy will increase more than 2 percent to $85,426,646. The county will see an additional $32,360,461 in miscellaneous grants.
The current county tax rate of 90.36 cents per $100 of assessed value will increase by 2.47 cents or 2.73 percent pushing the tax rate to 92.83 cents per $100 of value.
Fiocchi expressed his displeasure with the tax increase to the board.
Its just unfortunate that every day someone comes to me and tell me how unaffordable it is becoming to live here, Fiocchi said. There isnt a day that goes by that someone doesnt tell me they have to leave New Jersey they just couldnt stand it anymore. Hitting the taxpayers constantly with tax increases just isnt the way.
When it comes to surplus, the budget will use $7 million in reserves to help plug the countys current $12 million deficit. The cash reserves, or surplus, is a financial fail-safe for county government.
The county spent $7.5 million of its surplus towards its deficit last year; the board used $8.5 million the year before that.
Currently, the countys surplus stands at $19 million.
Freeholder Tony Surace said his vote to approve the budget was not an easy task, and said he hoped the budget would ultimately force the board to consider using less surplus in the future.
The balance between services, using surplus and using taxes becomes very difficult, he said. I think we have an obligation as freeholders to worry about the future budgets, to not use too much of the surplus, and to constantly look for new ways of revenue.
Including the estimated $1.7 million in projected revenue this year from the recent direct contract Cumberland County entered into in order to house inmates from Gloucester Countys shuttered county jail, the county will be able to close its budget deficit for 2013.
Cumberland County administrator Ken Mecouch said he believes that number may go up, as the $1.7 million figure is based off the minimum of 100 inmates transferred from Gloucester.
There is a real possibility that the number will be higher, Mecouch told the board.
When it comes to cuts, since 2010 close to 300 county staff members have been laid off to help plug deficits. This year, the 2013 budget will call for the addition of 21 jail employees, which is based off a recommendation in a study of the county jail to hire correction officers to reduce overtime.
County staff has already been cut from to 700 from 1,100 in the past five years.
Its a challenge to hold the line, Derella said. But theres only so much you can cut to where theres no services.


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Santiago Gallegos singled to drive in the game-winning run by Arjay Ortiz, giving the Red Sox a 3-2 walk-off win over the Cardinals in the Las Vegas Little League Majors Division championship game on Saturday at Keyes Park.
The dramatic comeback victory continues a string of titles for manager Rick Armijo's Red Sox, who dominated their regular season opponents before running into some strong challenges in the LVLL playoffs this past week.
No team pushed the Sox more than the Leonard Lucero-led Cardinals did on Saturday morning.
The Stars never could crack the code offensively against Lady Devil pitcher Samantha Montaño and her teammates on Friday evening in the Las Vegas Little League softball championship game.
The Lady Devils had no such problems, building a 10-0 lead early and ending up with a 15-0 shutout to repeat as champions.
Alycia Hernandez scored three runs to lead the Lady Devils; she went 1 for 1 with one run batted in, drawing walks in her other two plate appearances.
• Las Vegas Little League Minors tournament: D-backs vs. Dodgers, Cardinals vs. Red Sox, 5:30 p.m.; Cubs vs. Padres, Rockies vs. Mariners, 7:15 p.m.; Keyes Park
• Las Vegas Adult League men's games, Young Bucks vs. Tecolote, 6:30 p.m.; Yo Momma vs. Buzzards, 7:30 p.m., city complex
• Las Vegas Adult League women's games: Bases Loaded vs. Bud-Dick's-Night Owl, 6 p.m., Alta Vista vs. Lady Warriors, 7 p.m., NMHU field
The City of Las Vegas is holding a family golf camp for the community during the month of July.
The camp is designed for parents and their children to get out on the range and enjoy the game of golf. Sessions will cover fundamentals, use of irons and drivers, putting, chipping and full swing.
Sessions are scheduled for July 6, July 13, July 20 and July 27. Each session will be from 5 to 7 p.m.
Camp cost is $65 for two; $15 each additional person.
Children are not required to have their own clubs to participate.
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The National Collegiate Athletics Association has selected Colorado State University-Pueblo as the host site for the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The events will take place May 24-26, 2012, and May 23-25, 2013, at the Neta & Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl.
Avoiding the short end of the 10-run rule that has claimed so many other opponents of the Red Sox this season, the Mets put up a good fight Wednesday night in Las Vegas Little League Majors Division semifinal action at Keyes Park.
The top-seeded Red Sox won 9-4, advancing to Saturday morning's championship game. They'll play the winner of a Friday evening semifinal between the Cardinals and Yankees.
Richard Armijo, D.J. Abreu and Jeremy Fernandez scored in each of the first two innings Wednesday to lead the Sox to a 9-0 advantage.
Several Las Vegans and others with strong ties to the area were among the competitors in this past weekend's Storrie Lake Triathlon.
The event, which returned after a four-year absence, began with a swim of nearly 1 mile in the lake, followed by a 24-mile cycling segment to Sapello and back and then a 6-mile run from the lake through the Porkchop Hill area.
Clay Moseley of Los Alamos was the overall winner, finishing in 2 hours, 14 minutes, 24 seconds.
• Las Vegas Little League Majors tournament semifinal: Cardinals vs. Yankees, 5:30 p.m., Keyes Park
• Las Vegas Little League tournament final: Lady Devils vs. Stars, 7:30 p.m., Keyes Park
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The advantage is very positive on Y and MSN -- perhaps less so on G but definately a plus IMHO
I know for a fact you can rank very well in Google for very competitive search terms using a domain with two dashes. You can rank well in MSN too, btw.
I know for a fact you can rank very well in Google for very competitive search terms using a domain with two dashes. You can rank well in MSN too, btw.
I also agree with walkman that "applepear" is much better for branding purposes, but I'm not so sure people really pay a lot of attention to the domain name. You could well register www.apple-pear.com and brand "Apple Pear" or whatever. People tend to look at the title in SERPs and a quick glance at the description. If they like it they click. The important thing obviously is to rank well for "apple pear".
What would give better search results if visitors type in Google the word "apple" and the word "pear": www.applepear.com or www.apple-pear.com?
I don�t know what your experience has been but mine has been that people are well meaning, but rarely get it right, and they end up linking to you with;
http://www.applepear.com
Apple Pear
The answer to the question is all about swimming downstream, IMHO. Branding sure, but unfortunately it�s still all about links and anchor text. Hopefully at some point that will change, but not any time soon I don�t think.


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It looks like I may have time off for a trip of up to 5 nights, from July 26 to 31, so I'm looking for ideas. Because my time is limited, I'd like to stay within a few hours of home (the Philly suburbs) to minimize travel time. Avoiding crazy rocks is key as well, as I'm rehabbing a sprained ankle. That means the Pennsylvania AT is out.My first thought is the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. It's a 70-mile linear hike about 4 hours from home. That should suit my hiking pace well. For those who are familiar with this trail, a few questions: Are the shelters sufficient that I can travel without a tarp or other shelter? (That and the summer weather could result in a truly lightweight experience.) What type of shuttle arrangements are available? If I find I'm hiking faster than anticipated, can I shift my permit from one shelter to another?Any other trip suggestions within a similar distance? That would include most of Pennsylvania (except NW), Catskills, Maryland, the northern half of Virginia, and maybe even Dolly Sods.Thanks for your help!
I think that some of your questions should be directed to DCNR, like the permit shifting. DCNR handles all the reservations. So, its great that you'll have a reserved shelter, but I'm not sure if you can bump a permit ahead if you're making good time. All the shelters are guaranteed, so you shouldn't have to carry much more than a bug/mouse shelter (I even heard to bring some mouse traps). I believe that the water sources - though reliable - are possibly contaminated or sketchy.Ohiopyle Trading Post might be able to give you the shuttle service. Trail infoOnline MapsTrip ReportChris Shive here on BPL just did a nice trip through the Sods, and saw the TR - it was great. What about the West Rim Trail or Loggers Path?
Oh, I have not done this trail yet, but have done a lot of the research.
Having done both Dolly Sods and the Laurel Highlands Trail recently, hopefully I can give some insight.LHT is a great hike, but I would plan on either being flexible with your distance or planning on the shelters, but not both. I've camped at a different camp than I was registered for without a problem, but it becomes an availability issue with the shelters. If you want to leave a tent at home (the shelters are adequate for this) then you'd probably want to stick to your reserved area so you're sure to have one. The other thing I'll say is that while the trail is easy for the middle 50 miles of its length, the first and last ten are rocky and can get steep as you rise onto the ridge.Dolly Sods and the adjacent Roaring Plains are spectacular, but you really have to try to squeeze more than about 40 miles out of them combined. After that, you just end up taking pretty circuitous routes.
Thanks, all! I've decided on the LHHT, 5 nights, north to south. It sounds like I'll see someone at each shelter site, but none will be full; hopefully that will allow some flexibility if I need it. Devin, I've got a tarp just in case I change my schedule and run into a full campsite.
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Russian air forces have put into service the third upgraded A-50U AWACS aircraft, ITAR-TASS reports with reference to the official representative of the air forces, Colonel Igor Klimov.
"A-50U aircraft was handed over to the customer at the airfield of Beriev Aircraft Company (Taganrog). Beriev Aircraft Company is the part of United Aircraft Corporation (UAC). The aircraft has been inspected by the crew and it will perform ferry flight from Taganrog to its home base soon", - he said.
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A-50U is intended for detection of air and surface targets, transmission of targeting data to fighters, transmission of radar signals (detection of air targets, including helicopters, cruising missiles, supersonic aircraft) to ground control stations. The most important component of A-50U is advanced and powerful radar system. A-50 is one of the world's best AWACS aircraft in terms of radio electronic equipment and power-supply systems.


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Services for Richard Lee Shellhorn, 63, Garnett, were Saturday, April 23, at the Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel in Garnett. He was cremated.
Mr. Shellhorn died Wednesday, April 20, 2005, at his home.
He was born May 30, 1941, the son of Willard R. and Alice Carlson Shellhorn.
Mr. Shellhorn was a lifelong resident of the Harris area, and was a superintendent for the city of Richmond's Water Department. He also received the Eagle Scout award.
He married Doris Marie Strough on March 25, 1990, in Dodge City. She died Dec. 17, 2002.
Survivors include three daughters, Arlene Whitten, Eudora, Jackie Shellhorn, Lenexa, and Brenda Brown, Gilbert, Ariz.; and three grandchildren.
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Observations on a 5-2 win in Tampa: With the ghosts of Nikola Tesla floating in the rafters, Stars can't let this power play problem turn their lights out
Cody Eastwood displays the power surges that peaked and drooped in Dallas' 5-2 win over Tampa Bay on Saturday.
TAMPA, Fla. _ Nikola Tesla's work is all over the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
One of the forefathers in the study of electricity and the man who many credit with contributions to the development of alternating current, Tesla's most popular invention might be the Tesla Coil. The man who worked with both Edison and Westinghouse created an electrical ball that will produce bolts of lighting, an incredible revelation back in the 1800s, but often just a carnival act now.
You've all seen the Plasma Ball at Spencer's Gifts or in your cousin's basement. The Tampa Times Forum uses an actual Tesla Coil to produce lightning from the ceiling.
Anyway, Tesla seems like a pretty important guy to study right now, and not just because some fans have named an electric car after him. No, with the Stars battling a power outage on the man advantage, there are all sorts of lessons that can be learned from the life of Nikola Tesla.
Born in the area that is now Croatia, he battled through several schools, through several jobs and through several opportunities. He made untold riches, spent fortunes on research and died pretty much penniless. But in doing so, he left an imprint on the planet that still can be seen today.
His work in wireless transmission, in radio technology, in simply understanding that electricity is everywhere, pushed others to finish jobs he could not. He was a scientist first and foremost, and some would even say a mad scientist, but he struggled in taking his knowledge of science and making it practical.
And that's maybe why the Stars need to look at Tesla right now.
The Stars believe they have an understanding of the power play, they believe they can control the man advantage, they believe they have the pieces in place and the vision in their head. But the truth is they simply can't make it pay off.
On Saturday, Dallas frittered away a five-minute major at a time when the team could have used a goal or two to help bury a scrappy team from Tampa. Later in the game, the Stars couldn't create anything out of a four-minute power play. For the night, Dallas finished 0-for-5 in 13 minutes of power play time.
The Stars were credited with 10 shots in those 13 minutes, but it didn't seem like they had that many. Instead of seizing momentum and earning respect, the Stars wasted electricity and had fans shaking their heads. Instead of convincing investors they could get the job done, the Stars wandered aimlessly.
Tesla tried hard…a lot. He tried to work with Edison, who some believe stole Tesla's ideas. He tried to work with Westinghouse, but the cost of patents and funding forced Westinghouse to cut ties. He tried to work with Marconi, but the two ended up in patent battles at a time when patent battles ruled the invention industry. In the end, he couldn't find a way to use his ideas to make money.
The Stars' experiments in the power play are fizzling right now. They are 0-for-15 in the first four games of this five-game road trip and their failure in the third period might have cost them points in Carolina Thursday. It probably cost them the ability to rest some players down the stretch on Saturday. We don't know if it will cost them going forward.
But the bottom line is teams need to be good on special teams in the playoffs. Unless you are head and shoulders better than your opponent, you need a little boost every now and then.
The Stars won their game against the Lightning the old fashioned way. They dug in, outshot Tampa Bay 10-5 in the third period, and created offense out of defense. Vernon Fiddler forced Steven Stamkos into a turnover en route to an unassisted goal that made the score 4-2. And then Cody Eakin forced a neutral zone turnover that turned into Antoine Roussel's goal that made it 5-2.
The fact the Stars were able to forge that solution is impressive. Like a farrier shooing a horse or Con Edison laying gas lines, Dallas solved the problem and made people happy. But, the Stars also ignored the fact there might be an easier way to go about this.
If the Stars can simply put their power play ideas into action, this playoff thing might be done in no time flat. Dallas ranks 25th in power play success at 15.5 percent. Phoenix is fourth at 20.6 percent. Dallas ranks eighth in 5-on-5 goals at 154. Phoenix ranks 20th at 134.
The Stars continue to garner power play opportunities, so that part of the solution appears resolved. Can they convert the opportunities to usable energy? That is a very different, and very complex question.
But if they want to gain a little motivation, all the Stars had to do was look to the ceiling on Saturday. People still get giddy over the tricks Nikola Tesla was creating with electricity back in the 1800s. Heck, if you're really a proponent of his, you could say that his fingerprints are on the scoreboard, the television broadcast and even the Twitter accounts that were being managed via smart phones.
And the reason for that is Tesla kept trying new ways to solve old problems.
"We slowed down too much, too much standing, too much getting the puck and hanging on to it," Ruff said of his team's problems. "We'll take a hard look and try to make some quick corrections. It could have been a big difference maker for us."
Or, as captain Jamie Benn said, just go back to the drawing board.
"Power plays are most successful when you shoot the puck, go out there and play hockey, and not think about it too much," he said.
Tesla, who often didn't write down his ideas and simply worked through problems in his head, probably wouldn't disagree.
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After much deliberation, Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire has approved the site certification agreement for the Whistling Ridge Wind Energy Project in Skamania County.
The proposal originally called for 50 wind turbines but faced opposition from environmental groups and nearby landowners due to the wind farm's potential visual and noise impacts. In an attempt to rectify these concerns, Gregoire modified the proposal to allow for 35 wind turbines to be built on the north side of the Columbia River Gorge.
"After careful review and consideration, I informed the Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC) today that I will follow its unanimous recommendation and approve the 35 new wind turbines to be built by Whistling Ridge Energy LLC," Gregoire said in a statement.
"This decision wasn't reached lightly," she said. "I weighed the hundreds of public comments collected by EFSEC. I examined the results of various environmental and land use reviews. And I considered the expert testimony gathered by EFSEC on the impact of new wind turbines.
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JACKSONVILLE, FL - If you knew you could save your life by taking a simple screening test, would you do it? The answer seems simple, but what if your insurance doesn't cover the cost? Would you still take that test?
Five simple screening tests can detect things like early stage ovarian cancer, heart disease and abdominal aneurysms, but unless you're considered high risk, insurance probably won't pay for it.
One local woman knows how important these tests are. Sheila Norris is a breast cancer survivor, and so was her sister, Jorja. Sheila says, "She got breast cancer at the age of 32." Jorja beat breast cancer and went on living her life. She enjoyed traveling with her husband, her high school sweetheart. They also loved being in dance competitions. But suddenly, 8 years later, at the age of 40, the cancer was back. This time ovarian cancer. The worst part, it was stage four. Sheila says, "It was very much a shock. She had no idea. We had no idea it was coming."
Jorja died within two years. Sheila says her sister didn't realize she was considered high risk for ovarian cancer and never had a screening test, like the transvaginal ultrasound, that could have saved her life. Dr. Stephen Buckley is a St Vincent's GYN Oncologist. Dr. Buckley says, "Ovarian cancer is difficult to diagnose, that's why there's been a real surge in tools for early detection which is what the transvaginal ultrasound is good for."
The Transvaginal Ultrasound cost $200. Doctors say it's just one of several tests worth paying for.
A second test, Expanded Cholesterol Testing. It involves a simple poke of the needle. At 28, Danny Luster didn't think he had to worry about heart disease, but he has a family history and he's a smoker. He took the advanced lipid test which showed his cholesterol was off the charts. Without taking cholesterol lowing medicine, he's at risk for having a major heart attack in his 30's.
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A fourth test worth paying for, a Spiral CT Scan. This test is for smokers and former smokers over the age of 50. It can find lung cancer when it's as small as a grain of rice. The cost for the Spiral CT Scan, between $300 and $500.
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Sheila Norris is doing what she can to keep from following the same fate as her sister. On this day she's getting a transvaginal ultrasound. Sheila says, "It's certainly no worse then your regular pap smear." This particular scan caught several cysts. While her doctor isn't concerned about it right now, it's something he'll keep an eye on.
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Costa Rica's popularity with tourists is ever-growing and it's easy to see why.
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The variety can be a little overwhelming, so to make it easier, we've shared some of our top activity picks and let you know where to stay nearby.
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The area near the active Arenal Volcano is home to natural thermal springs, which can be enjoyed surrounded by natural vegetation and stunning volcano views. Stay: Arenal Kioro Arenal Kioro Suites and Spa takes full advantage of its natural setting: The rooms, restaurants and pool all offer stunning views of Arenal Volcano, and there are natural thermal springs on-site. Big suites all come with large Jacuzzis and two terraces, but the tube TVs and floral bedding make them feel slightly less luxe than those at the nearby Arenal Nayara.
Manuel Antonio National Park is one of the country's most popular parks and offers excellent wildlife spotting; species that make their homes here include howler monkeys, white-faced capuchin monkeys, toucans and iguanas. The park also has four stunning white-sand beaches. There is a daily per person entrance fee. Stay: Arenas Del Mar Beach and Nature Resort Arenas Del Mar is within walking distance of the park and has direct access to the beautiful Playitas Beach and Playa Espadilla. Wildlife spotting is superb right on the property -- Arenas del Mar went to great lengths not to disrupt the surrounding ecosystem during the hotel's construction. Arenas del Mar is proof that staying at an eco-resort doesn't mean roughing it: The resort embodies rustic luxury.
Both sea and whitewater kayaking are popular in Costa Rica, and there are numerous spots for it throughout the country. In the popular tourist area of Manuel Antonio, visitors can spot wildlife and learn about the coastal mangrove ecosystem through guided kayaking tours of Damas Island. Stay: Buena Vista Luxury Villas Buena Vista Luxury Villas is one of the few properties in Manuel Antonio with direct beach access (though the sand at Tulemar Beach is littered with small rocks). Free kayak rentals are available from the beach attendant. There's a lot to like about this hotel, including the beautiful, sprawling 33-acre grounds, beach bar and big rooms.
Crocodiles can be observed at numerous wildlife sanctuaries throughout Costa Rica, including the Tempisque Conservation Area (the river here has the highest concentration of crocodiles in the country). Visitors should exercise extreme caution, even when with a guide. Stay: Si Como No Resort, Spa and Wildlife Refuge A wildlife refuge with a crocodile and alligator habitat is located right across the street from the hotel. A staple in the beautiful Manuel Antonio resort area, the 58-room Si Como No is carefully built into a lush hillside, which means great views and winding paths surrounded by colorful flowers and wildlife. The amenities are a main pull here: two pools, two restaurants, a spa and a movie theater.
The active Arenal Volcano is a draw for many tourists, and hiking trails in the national park pass by lookout spots and lava beds, as well as through lush forest that's rich with wildlife. Stay: Royal Corin Resort & Loto Spa For a small hotel, this 54-room boutique has a lot to offer: A beautiful hot springs pool complex with natural thermal waters, great views of Arenal volcano, a lovely spa, a bar with an outdoor terrace and an on-site restaurant. Contemporary rooms all have volcano views.
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Watch: Ukraine's Hottest Boy Band
By: Michael Matson
Who knew there were boy bands in Ukraine? But there are, and Kazaky is the hottest of them all. The video for their debut single was made by openly gay director Yevgen Timokhin, which explains all the close-ups of oiled torsos and dancing in heels. The song's not bad either.
Go below to watch Kazaky's "In the Middle."
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