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Although BJP is not a significant player in Kerala, both Congress and CPM played the Narendra Modi factor to the hilt to woo Christian and Muslim voters.
Amritanandamayi's ex-aide Gail Tredwell in her memoir had alleged sexual exploitation among senior ashram inmates.
Another judge of Kerala High Court Tuesday recused himself from hearing the petitions challenging the CBI special court verdict which had acquitted CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan and six others in SNC Lavalin case. When the petitions of CBI and Crime magazine editor T P Nandakumar came up for court's consideration on Tuesday, high court […]
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In addition to the local titleholders of Miss Monroe County Breanna Davis and Miss Monroe County Outstanding Teen Courtney Baumann, other area girls and young women are participating in Miss Michigan contests this week.
Some of the local pageants are open to any eligible teen or woman in Michigan, rather than limited to those in a specific geographic area such as is done in Monroe County. The teen division also has an "at large" option at the state level.
The princesses are part of a special program at the state level in which a young girl can accompany a Miss or Teen contestant during the preliminaries and participate in other pageant events. Local girls who serve as princesses are often also Little Miss Monroe County participants.
Courtney's princess is Hailey N. Colon, Tiny Miss Monroe County 2013.
Hailey is the 7-year old daughter of Ashley and Jeremy Colon of Monroe. She is a student at Jefferson North Elementary School.
Miss Michigan preliminary nights are Thursday and Friday; finals are Saturday.
Miss Davis will have two princess escorts: Morgan L. Jacobs, Little Miss Monroe County 2013, and Kristen L. Kruzel, Junior Miss Washtenaw County.
Morgan, 9, is the daughter of Amy and Nick Jacobs of Carleton and a student at Sterling Elementary School.
Kristen, 10, is the daughter of Angie and Ken Kruzel of Luna Pier and a student at Mason Middle School.
The teen pageant preliminaries are today; the finals are Wednesday.
Miss Division
Those competing for the title of Miss Michigan include:
■ KT Marie Maviglia, Miss Washtenaw County 2013.
When she was Miss Monroe County 2012, Miss Maviglia placed first runner-up to Miss Michigan in 2013.
Miss Maviglia, 21, of Dundee is the daughter of Anthony and Shawn Maviglia and a 2014 graduate of University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Her platform is "Listen Up: Advocating for Those with Hearing Disabilities" and her talent piece is a musical theater to "Be Italian."
Aurora Welling will be Miss Maviglia's princess.
Aurora, 6, is the daughter of Keylie and Daniel Welling of Chelsea and a student at Chelsea Elementary School.
Teen Division
■ Elizabeth M. Kaus-Wirth, contestant at large.
Elizabeth, 13, of Ida is the daughter of Roger and Kim Kaus- Wirth and a student at Ida Middle School.
Her platform is "MAKE A Difference: Mentoring Autistic Kids through Education" and her talent piece is a tap dance to "Get Up Offa That Thing."
Her career goal is to earn a degree in early childhood education and teach kindergarten.
■ Brooklyn K. Lambert, Miss Oakland County Outstanding Teen 2013.
Brooklyn, 17, is the daughter of Bo and Stena Lambert and a student at Monroe High School.
Her platform is " Coating Kids with Kindness in Every Season" and her talent piece is a jazz dance to "Big Noise."
Her career goal is to become a choreographer.
Abella Hellenberg will be Brooklyn's princess.
RELATED (Tuesday, June 10, 2014): Brooklyn Lambert wins preliminary talent at state teen pageant
Abella, 7, is the daughter of Steve and Jennifer Hellenberg of Monroe and attends Custer Elementary School.
■ Jenna L. Stahl, Miss Greater Grand Rapids Outstanding Teen 2013.
Jenna, 16, of Monroe is the daughter of Jeff and Carol Stahl and a student at St. Mary Catholic Central High School.
Her platform is the MakeA-Wish Foundation and her talent piece is a tap dance to "Proud Mary" Her career goal is to obtain a degree in speech language pathology or become a dance instructor.
■ Kyleigh R. A. Smith, Miss Downriver Outstanding Teen 2013.
Kyleigh, 15, of Monroe is the daughter of Tonya Russeau and Bryan Russeau and a student at Jefferson High School.
Her platform is "Helping Children Cope with Hairloss" and her talent piece is a lyrical dance to " Titanium."
Her career goal is to become a dental hygienist.
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66% would repurchase
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INGREDIENTSbeeswax, coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, peppermint oil, lanolin, tocopherol, rosemary leaf extract, soybean oil, canola oil.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I used to like this - like other reviewers, I liked the tingly sensation but then it dried my lips out after a few minutes. One day my boyfriend bought me a Chapstick Lip Balm (standard black one with white cap) and a BB Lip Balm and had me try one on each side of my lips at the checkout just after purchase. Chapstick won hands down! Try it! It's much smoother and seals moisture in. Huge difference. He has done a lot of camping and has tried different things which is why he was pushing the chapstick.
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I really like the tingly feeling on my lips when i put it on, and even though it fades and comes off, it still left my lips moisturized and it didnt dry them out.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I actually started getting addicted to this balm for a while, unfortunately it was b/c I HAD to keep reapplying it. The tingling sensation is nice, but I guess manufacturers don't realize that peppermint oil will actually dry out your skin and lips. This is why it doesn't really moisturize. I would try the new honey flavored one b/c beeswax is supposed to be really good for you, but the peppermint oil just dries out my lips and my lips crack when using this for too long.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
When I first started using this, I really liked it. I liked the light texture, the tingling pepperminty feeling when I slicked it on, and it seemed to smooth and soothe my lips immediately after I put it on. But, it didn't seem to stay on for a long time, and it's good effects would never last either. During the short time I used it, when I wasn't constantly applying it, my lips would start to crack and bleed. Anyway, I ended up losing it a week or two after I had bought it, and my lips are no longer cracked and bleeding. I'm sure it works great for some, but there was something in it that did not agree with my lips.
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Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
FREAKIN LOVE THIS!! this is the only chapstick i have ever used religiously for a substantial amount of time. i love it...its so addicting. i buy a tube like every month...and the price is awesome.
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Too over rated. I perfer Softlips.. I have to re apply the beeswax way too often since it dries out fast..
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I love the way this lip balm feels. It doesn't leave any weird residue on my lips and I do feel a need to put it on constantly. My problem with the balm is that it is the only thing I use on my lips (I do not wear lipstick or anything) and I get blackheads around my lips and I think it is due to this balm. I still use it because I really haven't found anything I like as well that doesn't do the same thing.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This product feels great going on, but I must say that I had to use it all the time, so therefore I don't think it was doing it's job. If I didn't use it every 15-30 minutes, my lips felt dry and chapped all over again. I love the tingle factor, but I like to buy products that do their job well. I have since switched to Aveda Lip Savers, which I only need to apply 3-4 times a day during the coldest of MN winter days.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My HG for sure. I have 3 of them, one on my nightstand, one in my car and one in my purse. I love the soothing and tingling effect, makes my lips feel sooo good. I put it on EVERY night before bed and wake up with smooth supple moisturized lips!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Medium
Eyes: Black
I like the tingling of the peppermint, personally, but that's about the only thing this lip balm has that my other standard balms lack. It doesn't apply as smoothly, and it doesn't do anything amazing for my lips. It's a good lip balm, but not one I would absolutely die without. I might repurchase when I run out of this one, but I keep several different balms in my rotation (for some reason, I think I have to have one within reach at all times), so it could take awhile before I need another.
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Channel royalty with crystal elegance in this necklace by RJ Graziano. The perfect amount of sparkle for your gown!
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Gold plated statemtent necklace with large crystal detailing. 18" long. Lobster clasp closure.
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Height: 5' 4"
Age: 28
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Dec 6, 2013
This necklace was so sparkly without being gaudy.
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I LOVED how this necklace looked against my cobalt blue dress! It sparkled all night without me feeling like I had on too much bling. I paired the necklace with a small ring and small diamond studs in my ears and it was perfect.
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Went perfectly with my dress. Light, not heavy at all. Not too clunky. I liked the lobster clasp in the back and the links that allowed me to change the length of the necklace. Loved this so much I asked RTR if I could buy it from them (they said.
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Question: Flooding is a concern at my riverfront residence but I really want to add plantings in some low elevation areas. Can I do this? – A.M., Machesney Park
Question: Flooding is a concern at my riverfront residence but I really want to add plantings in some low elevation areas. Can I do this? – A.M., Machesney Park
Answer: There are few cures or techniques other than plant selection that will render your garden a delight not a burden in flooded or saturated drainage areas. There are never guarantees, but methodical plant selection paired with a little research will increase your odds of success for a beautiful garden.
Resist forcing your will on your favorite plant if it is not proven to thrive in wet conditions or you are inviting failure and wasting time. You may want to plant an area for aesthetics, to prevent erosion, make a privacy screen, provide noise reduction or encourage wildlife or winged creatures to inhabit the yard. Know what you want to accomplish and ask yourself a few questions when planning.
Is the area wet for a few days or does the area flood for longer than a week? Is drought also a possibility? If only waterlogged for a few days at a time, check standard plant descriptions as many garden plants will be tolerant if saturation is not long or frequent.
If your space of choice will have standing water for a week or more, specific plants that can adapt to extended wet conditions should be used. Among those to avoid are lilacs, rhododendrons and weigela. Be mindful that your plant selections are not true water plants that require constant saturation.
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Determine the level of light exposure in your garden plot. Now you have a very specific set of requirements to guide you forward with confidence. Developing a list of plants that suits your purpose and meets your environmental criteria may seem daunting but it is well worth the time investment before purchasing plants. The University of Illinois Extension website has a very useful garden planning outline at web.extension.illinois.edu/gardendesign/introduction.html to help you start. It provides other plant list resources, too.
Page 2 of 2 - Even after flooding has occurred, clearing dead material and removing sediment that engulfs the root base, bark and leaves of plants is also required to help them recover. Well-cared for and healthy plants that are matched to their environment without being forced into compromise have the best chance for survival and will bring you the results you want.
Today's answer was provided by Alise Howlett, University of Illinois Extension master gardener intern, Winnebago County. For more information, call master gardeners at the Extension office at 815-986-435 or visit the website at http://web.extension.illi.
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The history of MSGM begins with the following imperative: never look back. The future is here, ahead of us. Fashion, as a consequence, is today. Maybe tomorrow. Surely not yesterday. Fashion has to be found between the invisible lines of the Internet, in the looks of the new generations on Facebook, in the thousands of applications of an iPhone, in the millions of songs to download on iTunes, in the countless Youtube videos, in the deepest thoughts of the teenagers who enter a nightclub, within the white walls of contemporary art galleries and on the pages of the most controversial bloggers, always full of writings.
MSGM is an acronym which stands for the initials of two Italian men in their thirties: Massimo Giorgetti – a designer who worked as head designer for many different brands – and another creative designer who prefers to stay behind the scenes. Oh, we're intrigued!
The state of being contemporary has always been the soul of the brand since its very beginning – the new tendencies of indie music and contemporary art as well as the kaleidoscopic aesthetic and artistic expression of creative connected to internet. Even when it comes to final customer MSGM does not want to follow the age scheme but focus instead on their expression, creativity and contemporary state of being. MSP dig the boldness of this young team of fashion entrepreneurs and the deliverance of its collections. It all makes perfect sense.
MSGM means colour, corporality and contemporaneity. Colour is a sort of declaration of war against economic crisis, fear and standardization. It is another way to assert one's own personality, to leave one's mark, to narrate – with clothes – what novels tell us with words.
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Complete List of Cheeses and Pairings
|Goat Cheddar
Smooth, textured and perfect for shredding, this mild goat cheese is easy-to-melt.
|Sheep Feta
A mildly salty feta with a distinct taste of Mediterranean tradition. Serve as an appetizer, put on pasta, in salads or on Middle Eastern pizzas.
|Sauvignon Blanc
|Apetina Feta in Oil
New Item: A creamy, smooth and slightly salty feta. Serve on an appetizer plate or with any Greek dish. Pair with a pinot grigio. $5.69/each (5.25 oz).
An herb brine is applied while the raw milk cheese cures. It has a strong smell of nutty or fruit flavor. Serve with apples, pears and is an excellent fondue cheese. A very good cheese for grilling and melting cheese for sandwiches.
|Beaujolais, Burgundy or Pinot Grigio
|Apple Smoked Mozzarella
A fantastic mozzarella with a hint of smoked flavor. It is ideal for burgers or tossed into a pasta salad.
|Apple Smoked-Smoked Gouda
A creamy and buttery cheese, it makes for a nice choice on a cheese board. Pair with a riesling or pinot grigio.
|Pinot Grigio or Riesling
|Applegate Salametti
A mild salami that is sweet yet has a hint of garlic. Compliments any cheese tray.
|Ale or Merlot
Hailing from Italy, asiago has a sweet, nutty flavor. Its texture varies depending on its aging, from smooth when it is fresh to crumbly when it is aged. It is an excellent addition to pasta dishes and pairs well with Cabernet Sauvignon.
|Cabernet Sauvignon or Chianti
|Asiago Fresco
A melting cheese that is great in pasta, pizza or on meat. Serve with pears, crusty bread.
|Belgioioso Creamy Gorgonzola
Aged 90 days, this soft blue-green veined cheese has a full-earthy flavor and creamy texture. Serve with pears or walnuts. Use in spreads, sauces or mix it with salad dressing.
|Champagne or Moscato
This is a pasteurized cow, sheep, or goat milk cheese with added cultures. The final product is spotted or veined throughout, carries a distinct smell and robust flavor. It is full-flavored and rich with a firm yet crumbly texture. Pair with sherry, port and most robust reds.
|Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon or Port
|Blue: Maytag Blue
Nestled in among the rolling hills of central Iowa is the Maytag appliance factory. Down the road and around the corner is the Maytag Dairy which collects milk from a local dairy cooperative, rather than raising its own cows. This cheese has a wonderful tangy flavor, moist yet crumbly in texture, and has a lemony finish. Delicious in sauces!
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|Blue: Shropshire
Made from pasteurized cow's milk, it is a soft cheese with a sharp, strong flavor that takes between six to eight weeks to mature. Orange in color with blue veining, it has a slightly tangy aroma. Serve as an appetizer with crusty French bread.
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|Cabernet Sauvignon or Port
|Blue: Stilton w/Lemon
A young cheese with a very mild fresh flavor, suitable for vegetarians. Makes a great dessert cheese that is perfect served with nuts.
A triple cream cheese that is creamy with a slightly nutty taste. Available in garlic & herb, shallot & chive, and a reduced fat version. Serve on baguettes or use instead of sour cream on a baked potato. Serve on smoked fish as an appetizer.
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A creamy ripened cheese that has a pungent flavor. It has a little tangy bite to it. Serve with fruit or a plain cracker.
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|Brie: Chatelain
This soft brie has a potent succulent flavor. It is a very ripe rich and creamy cheese. Serve with a crusty bread, apricots or pears. Serve with a light red.
|Brie: Portabello
Pieces of portabello mushrooms are blended into this brie before it's placed in molds. When it sets, the rich, sweet and earthy brie is swapped in a pastry and baked. Place in the oven and heat thoroughly.
|Brie: Rouge et Noir Brie
A triple cream made from 100% Jersey milk. A delicate buttery taste at first with a robust aftertaste. Goes well with apples, pears and grapes.
|Champagne, Pinot Noir or Sauvignon Blanc
|Brie: Willamette Baby Brie
A full creamy flavor offers a clean, sweet refreshing taste which tends to shape further with age. Firm and flaky, but not dry. It has a fragrant, sweet smell. Serve with fresh fruits such as pears, grapes and apples.
|Pinot Noir or Shiraz
|Cacique Manchego
This manchego is made with part skim cow's milk. It is rich in flavor and creamy to the palate. It shreds, melts and strings. Excellent for omelettes, pasta dishes or authentic Mexican dishes.
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When trying to shed pounds, it seems logical to remove as much fat from your diet as possible, but experts show that consuming moderate amounts of good fat is ideal. Here, Chef Devin Alexander talks about the reduced-fat products you should avoid, as well as the full-fat products you can keep in your diet to stay healthy.
On labels anything less than 0.5 grams of trans fat -- a "bad" fat that's been linked to heart disease and other conditions -- can be legally rounded down to zero. That means if you eat several servings of a so-called trans fat-free food -- or a few such foods a day -- you can wind up consuming measurable amounts of trans fat. To avoid it, check ingredient labels and steer clear of anything containing partially hydrogenated oils.
A growing array of products from bread to potato chips proudly proclaim themselves to be "multigrain." While this may appear to be a synonym for "whole grain" or "whole wheat" -- which is associated with a reduced risk of heart disease, diabetes and digestive problems -- it's not. It simply means the food is made from several grains, which may be whole or refined. Labels such as "12 grain" and "made with" whole wheat can be equally deceptive. To make sure the food is rich in whole grains, check the ingredients. The first one listed should contain the word "whole."
The "natural" label implies that a food contains no artificial ingredients and is therefore more wholesome. But often that's not the case. The FDA has no strict definition of the term, and many packaged foods claiming to be natural contain added chemicals and other substances. The USDA, which regulates meat and poultry, has a more precise definition (no artificial ingredients and minimally processed), but it still allows for some additives. In addition, it's permissible to slap a "natural" label on meat and poultry from animals raised with antibiotics or hormones.
The evidence is inconclusive as to whether organic produce is more healthful than the conventional kind, but even if it is, an "organic" label on packaged foods is no guarantee that they're better for you. Organic products, which tend to be significantly more expensive than their conventional counterparts, can be just as high in salt, sugar or calories, low in fiber and devoid of nutrients. What's more, they may legally contain non-organic ingredients.
To boost their fiber content, many packaged foods contain added fiber with names such as inulin, maltodextrin and polydextrose. While these count toward a food's fiber total, they haven't been proven to offer the same health benefits as the naturally-occurring fiber found in fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Plus, inulin can cause gastrointestinal discomfort. To tell whether a product contains these inferior forms of fiber, check the ingredient list.
Despite its reputation as a sinister chemical concoction, human studies of the sweetener high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) have generally shown it to be no worse for our waistlines or our health than table sugar. The two have a similar chemical makeup, and both contain about the same number of calories. Just because a product contains an alternative to HFCS -- whether sugar, fruit juice concentrate, brown rice syrup or agave nectar -- doesn't necessarily make it more healthful. All caloric sweeteners, if consumed in excess, can contribute to obesity and related health problems.
Though sea salt may sound like something that's natural and benign, it offers no clear health advantages over table salt. By weight, both contain about the same amount of sodium, which is what poses a health risk. Unlike table salt, sea salt can contain trace amounts of minerals such as magnesium and copper. While these can add extra flavor, the levels are too low to pack any real nutritional punch.
A growing number of products imply that they can boost immunity and ward off illness. But there's typically little or no evidence for such claims. This deception is permitted because of a loophole in labeling rules. By saying that a food "maintains" or "supports" normal functioning (such as a healthy immune system, blood pressure or cholesterol levels) instead of explicitly stating that it can treat or prevent a condition, manufacturers don't have to provide any proof. As a result, any claims that use this type of sneaky language are best ignored.
Studies show that fish oil is good for the heart, and many products from mayonnaise to peanut butter have added omega-3 fatty acids, the key ingredient in fish oil. But these foods typically contain a form of omega-3s known as alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which comes from plant sources such as flaxseed and canola oil rather than fish. The health benefits of ALA are not nearly as well documented as those of fish oil. Plus, the amount we get from some products may be too low to provide any benefit. You're better off getting your omega-3s from fish such as salmon.
Perhaps the biggest trick of all is unrealistic serving sizes listed on the Nutrition Facts panel. Because we often consume more than these amounts, we wind up getting more calories, saturated and trans fat and sodium than the label indicates. Especially misleading are snacks and beverages from vending machines or convenience stores that seem to be single servings. Often the fine print reveals that they contain two or three servings, making them even less healthful than they appear. Just another reason to always read before you eat.
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Deluxe Twin Room, Pool ViewMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
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Royal SuiteMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Fes hotel in Fes Medina with 3 restaurants
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3 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a health club are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a poolside bar are onsite.
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All 271 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and balconies. 24-hour room service and minibars are standard, as are TVs with satellite channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Pickalbatros Royal Mirage Fes provides a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at one of the 3 coffee shops/cafés. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. 4 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Elevator/lift
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- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
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- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 3
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- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Number of restaurants - 3
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- Desk
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- In-room safe
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- Minibar
- Phone
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- Private bathroom
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- Satellite TV service
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
- Turndown service
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
El Rif - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Colombus - This restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and light fare.
Oum Kaltoum - This restaurant specializes in Moroccan cuisine.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Playground on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children under 6 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
24-hour check-in
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2 per person, per night
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Why should the Internet—a "modern technology"—be subject to regulations originally drafted in the mid-1930s? The Federal Communications Commission's recent vote was less an adoption of "Net Neutrality" regulations and more a carte blanche redefining of Internet services. In redefining the Internet as a "public utility," the FCC exposes Internet and … »
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Yesterday in a 3-2 vote, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) weakened the U.S. economy, reduced our quality of life and slowed the advance of broadband –a shocking vote blatantly opposing market competition and innovation. The FCC has moved a never-released-to-the-public plan that will impose heavy handed Title II authority over … »
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ALEC commends former FCC Commissioner and Tennessee regulatory official Deborah Taylor Tate for her principled and reasoned criticisms of current proposals to federally preempting state laws restricting muni broadband networks. The following appeared at the Free State Foundation Blog on September 4, 2014. Most Americans probably do not associate anything … »
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On August 20, Matthew Berry, Chief of Staff to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Ajit Pai, spoke out in convincing manner against FCC preemption of state laws restricting municipal broadband networks. His remarks revealed the unwise, unlawful and unconstitutional dimensions of the FCC's power-grab-in-progress. The FCC is now taking public … »
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- 64-voice drum/phrase sampler with 64MB memory built-in
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- Chop-Shop 2.0 software slices a stereo loop into individual samples with automatic pad assignment
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I can puul the window up by hand with the button too.
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Sounds like a weak window motor your going to have to remove the inner door panel and then unhook the window glass from the regulator and see if the glass moves freely upand down in the window channel. If its does then you know its probably a weak window motor. As long as there isnt anything broken on the regulator.
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She is interested in exploring the impact of legal and political systems, and culture and religion on the development of corporate governance and employment relations policies and practices. She is familiar with corporate governance structures and employment relations systems in many Asian countries. She is currently looking at ways in which workers' capabilities in the Asian workplace may be expanded.
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Over the years, Lilian has taught on several undergraduate modules, including Contract Law, Business Law, Company Law, and International Business Law. Postgraduate modules include Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Transnational Corporations and Labour Rights, Employment Relations in Asian Countries.
Lilian is Programme Leader for the MA in Human Resource Management at Middlesex University. She is also module leader for two modules at undergraduate level, Law for Business and International Business Law.
Lilian has actively engaged in scholarly research and publication since 2005. Her interests lie in corporate governance and employment relations as they apply to developing, mainly Asian, countries. She has published several articles on these topics, many of which explore the impact of culture, religion, legal and political systems on their developments. These culminated in her obtaining her PhD (Transplanting the Anglo American Corporate Governance Model into Asian Countries: Prospects and Practicality) in 2010. She has latterly concentrated on investigating the roles of Corporate Codes of Conduct, unions and NGOs in improving working conditions in developing countries. Her publications since 2010 show a growing interest in this area. Expanding research in this area has involved looking at the relevance of "development frameworks" for labour rights and conducting empirical work (in Malaysia and South Korea, see publications list). Finally, she has also broadened her exploration of this area by becoming involved in research projects funded by the International Labour Organization.
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Looking behind the scenes: Don't confuse county CEO with grim reaper
By: Jim Ruffalo
While bowing, the Notebook feels it would have been better television had Akio Toyoda cut off the last digit of his little finger — or even engage in a little seppuku — while testifying to Congress. On the other hand, it should be noted that each and every Democrat on that inquisitive panel has accepted campaign contributions from the United Auto Workers, which is also a major stockholder in General Motors... And there was another nearly ceremonious moment this past week, although the one I refer to occurred at Tuesday's Placer County Board of Supervisors meeting. Trooping up to the dais, although sans the bow, were three department heads. To be more precise; there were three elected department heads — District Attorney Brad Fenocchio, County Clerk Jim McCauley and County Treasurer Jenine Windeshausen. The three were there to protest what they felt was an intrusion into their state constitution-protected turfs. The perceived intrusion was the so-called Item 4 portion of a request by County Chief Executive Officer Tom Miller. Item 4, which more than one county employee called "the death penalty" in explaining it to me, seemed to allow Miller unilateral authority to lay off any county worker he deemed expendable. Supervisors delayed voting on Item 4, but it will be back. In defense of the trio, the item at first blush appeared to do exactly what the elected officials feared, and the fact that a computer glitch delayed the electronic publishing of the upcoming agenda until after lunch on Friday caused them to simultaneously come unglued before the weekend. "I found out about it at about 2 p.m. on Friday, which happened to be an MTO (mandatory time off or so-called furlough) Friday," Fenocchio said. "I can tell you, it didn't make for an enjoyable weekend." It should also be pointed out that most — if not all — elected department heads are still bristling from last year's budget process where they say they were kept in the dark, notified tardily of upcoming hearings and were all subsequently quoted by county staffers as agreeing to everything. Miller said that the info is and has always been available, including a rather lengthy report at the Feb. 11 department heads meeting. He then went on to claim that he's not asked for, nor received, permission to exercise such grim-reaper power. "Granted that, (the county) needs about $6.5 million in savings, and that one option is layoffs. Still, it's nonsense that I can go into an elected department head's (area) and order layoffs," he added. However, Miller admits that the board of supervisors retains powers to force layoffs even in departments headed by elected officials. It goes without saying that the board controls the purse strings for any and all county departments, but Miller was specifically referencing the board's legal purview of setting the number of employees in each department. In other words, if the board told the sheriff it was funding just 10 correctional officers instead of 20, Miller insists that the the law and attorney general opinions are on his side. Can it happen? Well, Miller said that $6.5 million equals about 100 county jobs, so you do the math... Sign of the times: Among the saddest of the news items in the past few issues of The Journal was the one bemoaning the closing of Downtown Auburn's Pizza Place. Not only are we losing an emporium which produced a pretty good pizza pie, but we now will also be minus the hard-working duo of Mike and Richie Hocutt, who did all they possibly could to keep the place open despite having to battle big government on three fronts (city, state and federal). Sadder still was the hand-written note taped to the front door of the now closed shop, which read: "The Downtown improvements look great. We're just sorry we couldn't stay in business long enough to enjoy them." Take that note to be a warning of what could happen here. The Pizza Place provided a couple of jobs, was hardly stingy when local charities came calling, and went out of its way to be generous whenever it could. Every time a local business shuts down, we lose yet another precious piece of Auburn. Think about that the next time you burn three bucks' worth of gasoline to drive down to Wal-Mart to save 13 cents on a jar of mayonnaise. Requests: Probably as a holdover from my days as a DJ over at KAHI, I still do requests. You might be surprised at the number of e-mails I get from readers asking me to check into something or someone. Among the latest inquiries are more than a few involving local roads. Several readers have questions concerning bridges; namely why are there so many car-rattling, suspension-killing bumps at nearly every bridge on either Interstate 80 or Highway 49? I'm looking into it, and so far all of the answers need to come from Caltrans, which loves press conferences but seems to detest actually giving out any real information. Jim Ruffalo's column runs Sundays in the Journal. Reach him at email@example.com.


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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
5/25/2012 (3 years ago)
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Homeschooling is a challenge, but for some concerned about the quality and safety a public education affords, it is a challenge they are happy to accept. Catholic Online recently asked several homeschoolers about their experiences and this is what they had to share.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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5/25/2012 (3 years ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: Linda Biewer, George Goodsaid, Lisa Morgan, homeschooling, education, kids, bullying, resources
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Q: What are the drawbacks to homeschooling and how do you address them?
It appears the one drawback that gave homeschoolers the most concern was the perception that homeschooling means less social interaction. After all, how else will a kid learn about social mores, peer pressure, popularity, dating, and so on?
Intrepid parents however, found solutions. It was immediately apparent that suggesting homeschooled children are "isolated" is a popular misconception. A homeschooled child remains only as cloistered as a parent chooses, which doesn't have to be hardly at all. Since a homeschooled student does not have to keep the same hours as a child in a public school, a parent can arrange social activities at any time, and be there to supervise, if they so desire.
Homeschooled kids often have siblings, enjoy weekends, vacations, and other activities just like any other child. Homeschooled kids are even allowed to play sports through various private organizations that sponsor homeschooled athletes.
Lisa Morgan of Austin, TX said, "I have worked to find activities to do with other homeschooling families." A number of other respondents also mentioned that they were able to network with other homeschool families in their area and plan group activities including field trips.
Linda Biewer of St. John's MI, said "We have a good homeschooling support group in our area. I have our homeschooling group over twice a month. The kids play and the mothers talk. There is also a large group of Catholic homeschoolers in the Lansing area. We usually have an opening school mass and a graduation mass. There have been various groups that my children have participated in--Socrates Cafe, Reader's Club, Writers Club, Homeschoolers-4-Life, flag football and ultimate frisbee."
Biewer also discussed her daughter, of whom she is very proud. "...I ended up sending my daughter, Catherine to high school for her senior year. She wanted to go too," Biewer explained. What I found was that Catherine was not behind in any of her studies. She ended up being nominated for Student of the Week and the National Honor Society. She got all A's. She is now attending Aquinas College in Grand Rapids. She earned a 3.95 GPA for her freshman year. One of her professors told her she was the most impressive freshman that he had ever had and that she was head and shoulders above the rest of the students. He said that it makes him want to homeschool his children. What this says to me is that what I perceive as drawbacks to homeschooling, really aren't. My children are learning in spite of me and my anxieties.
Q: Why did you choose homeschooling?
Reasons to homeschool are varied, but always in the best interest of the child. For some, it is to protect children from the controversial material being taught in schools - not to isolate them from it, but to manage the introduction and exposure to it. In other cases, it is simply the best fit for the child. Sometimes a child has difficulty fitting in at school and if teachers and administrators are indifferent to the child's welfare, homeschooling may be a better option.
Such was the case for George Goodsaid of Murrieta, CA. Goodsaid was homeschooled for a couple years as a child and all the way through high school.
"When my parents first put me in homeschool, it was because the public school system was being absolutely cruel to me. I was halfway through the 2nd grade, I had ADD, and was ordered to take Ritalin just so I would be quiet and pay attention better in class. I took Ritalin for a while, but it was later discovered that Ritalin was causing harm to my health, my family told the school about this, but they did not care at all. They wanted me to keep taking the Ritalin even though they knew it was harmful to my health, so my family put me in homeschooling, and ever since then, I was getting better grades, studying more effectively without distractions from bullies and teachers who did not care about me, and I was much happier."
Goodsaid continued, "When I was homeschooled again in high school, I was safe because I didn't have bullies hitting me everyday. Public schools are filled with bullies. [there are] teachers and administrators who do not care about these very serious incidents. All they care about is that the students get good grades and have good attendance. Bullying and fighting is also an important issue. Homeschooling does not have these problems because it is just the teacher and student one on one, no bullies, and no problems."
Other respondents say they decided to homeschool because they have experience as teachers and did not want to see their children get put through a system they see as inadequate and inefficient. Public education is focused heavily of testing and attendance, since that is the source of the school's funding. However, the goal of the school should be education, not money. At least with homeschooling, it can be.
Q: If you were speaking to a parent who was considering homeschooling, what would you say?
Morgan: Definitely give it a try. There are so many curriculum materials out there that walk you through each and every day. You basically have to follow the instructions. Some people that I have talked to are concerned about having to keep their child on task. However, if you are starting with them fresh in the day, instead of getting them at the end of an 8 hour school day, many times, the work will get done quicker, and you can move at their pace and not have as much waiting time for the other kids to finish. I would also say to try to find groups in your area to meet other home schoolers.
Biewer: If I were to speak to a parent who was considering homeschooling I would tell them the truth---that homeschooling is not easy. But if they feel called to do it, it can bring great blessings to their family. I would encourage them to find a homeschooling support group and get to know the families and ask lots of questions.
Goodsaid: I would say that homeschooling is the best possible decision you can make for your children.
What do you think? Do you homeschool and is it a better experience for you and your children? Add your comments below.
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Pope Francis has invoked Mark, Chapter 13 as a warning that we may be approaching the end times. He suggested that what he has seen appears to fit the end times as described by Jesus. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Pope Francis has warned that we could be in the ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Despite the growing belief that religion is losing its influence, people continue to firmly believe in the necessity for exorcisms. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - According to a Pew Research Survey, 68 percent of Americans believe angels and demons exist on Earth. ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Each year, millions of people across the United States rush to grocery stores and prepare to visit their families in celebration of Thanksgiving. Visiting loved ones and enjoying a specially prepared meal are both wonderful parts of celebrating, but don't forget to ... continue reading
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Pope Francis has made it clear, Jesus is weeping over a world at war. It has become obvious that this is a time of extreme danger for all people around the globe. No population is safe from terror. The threats aren't just from terrorist organizations like ISIS and Al ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
The veneration of relics in the Catholic Church has been one of the most debated practices in the faith. While such veneration is actually common in the human experience -even Communists did it with the body of Lenin, the veneration of relics in the Church is the ... continue reading
By Tony Magliano
During the recent U.S. Catholic bishops' fall assembly in Baltimore, several bishops and one abbot, decided to skip dinner at the downtown Marriott Waterfront hotel, and walked several blocks to an inner city parish to share a simple meal with about 30 peace ... continue reading
By Mary Rezac, CNA/EWTN News
Heather King never cared much for doctors. Los Angeles, CA (CNA) - It's an attitude she partly inherited from her mother, "who classified ginger ale as a medicine, considered Novocain a snobbish extravagance" and somehow managed to avoid a visit to the doctor's office ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
It is easy to fall prey to depression and sadness with everything that has been going on in the world these days. The trick to maintaining a positive attitude and living in the joy God has for us is as easy as following five simple steps. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic ... continue reading
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (THE CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Want to lose the War on Christmas? Surrender Advent. We Christians have gone out of our minds, arguing about Starbucks cups and greeters who (correctly) say "Happy Holidays" in place of "Merry Christmas." In all the bustle of the season, we have forgotten that Advent ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
There is one thing you can do every day that will profit you in many ways. It requires no work and the most minimal effort. It will inform you, inspire you, and ignite your passions. That thing is to visit Catholic Online every day. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - ... continue reading


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CALDWELL COUNTY, Ky. (3/20/13) – The KYTC Caldwell County Highway Maintenance Crew has placed special fabric across the sinkhole and dumped about 160 tons of rip rap into it. The fabric allows water to go through, but holds soil in place. Engineers expect it will take another 40 tons or more of rock to fill the hole.
Using a long-reach track hoe, the crew dug down about 35 feet. They then started backfilling the hole. Once it is filled, they will cap the area with soil and gravel.
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Well, the feedback has been quite positive about our 1st webcast talking about an introduction to blogging for the ITPro. Robert Scoble's blog talks about it, with some great customer comments.
Brandon LeBlanc wrote "Today I attended my very first live webcast at Microsoft. Let me tell you, this was a wonderful experience. The LiveMeeting Software rocks!After all the issues we have in running the webcast program with audio issues and such, it's nice to see someone have a great experience with our webcasts. Kinda makes all the work worth it. Other folks were chatting it up as well:
http://newbiedotnetdev.blogspot.com/2005/09/msft-webcast-on-blogs-and-rss.htmlhttp://rtfax.blogspot.com/2005/09/introduction-to-blogging-for-it.htmlhttp://www.thewacko.com/?p=69Jeff Julian, one of the presenters, wrote on the blog as well. Here's his scoop.
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ALL ASHORE: Perry Ellis ditched the beach for its spring ad campaign. Long known for imagery that includes sun, surf and sand, the men's wear label's Very Perry campaign has chosen instead to use black-and-white portraiture with pops of color. The ads, which were created by Yard, are designed to evoke wit and levity, the company said. Three male models, Gabriel Chytry, Rainer Andreesen and Vladimir Ivanov, as well as female model, Lindsay Lullman, are featured in the ads. Interestingly, actor Victor Garber came out earlier this week and introduced Andreesen as his boyfriend, giving the campaign a boost before it has even gone public.
"Perry, and the brand he created, had such an optimistic approach to life," said Matt Cronin, vice president of marketing for Perry Ellis. "He felt fashion should be fun, witty and inspiring. Though the clothes change season to season, Perry Ellis' essence is very much something we want to honor and portray to our consumer."
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Exposure of bakery and pastry apprentices to airborne flour dust using PM2.5 and PM10 personal samplers
1 INSERM (National Institute of Health and Medical Research) Research unit ERI n°11, 9 avenue de la Forêt de Haye, BP 184, 54505 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, Cedex, France
2 School of Medicine, Nancy University Medical School, 9 avenue de la Forêt de Haye, BP 184, 54505 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, Cedex, France
3 LICE-INRS, Department of exposure assessment, avenue de Bourgogne, 54500 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, France
BMC Public Health 2007, 7:311 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-7-311Published: 1 November 2007
This study describes exposure levels of bakery and pastry apprentices to flour dust, a known risk factor of occupational asthma.
Questionnaires on work activity were completed by 286 students. Among them, 34 performed a series of two personal exposure measurements using a PM2.5 and PM10 personal sampler during a complete work shift, one during a cold ("winter") period, and the other during a hot ("summer") period.
Bakery apprentices experience greater average PM2.5 and PM10 exposures than pastry apprentices (p < 0.006). Exposure values for both particulate fractions are greater in winter (average PM10 values among bakers = 1.10 mg.m-3 [standard deviation: 0.83]) than in summer (0.63 mg.m-3 [0.36]). While complying with current European occupational limit values, these exposures exceed the ACGIH recommendations set to prevent sensitization to flour dust (0.5 mg.m-3). Over half the facilities had no ventilation system.
Young bakery apprentices incur substantial exposure to known airways allergens, a situation that might elicit early induction of airways inflammation.


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This time of year with the shoes I have (Shimano M087), I am constantly dealing with either cold feet, even with wool socks, sometimes 2 pairs on, Or wet, soggy feet. I have made a couple of improvements by sealing the vents on top and below where the cleat attaches. Both, especially sealing the bottom have helped a little.
I could get a set of overshoe, but that seems like it would be temporary solution. As I commute, it would get wear daily leading to probably getting replaced every year.
What I have really been eying and thinking seriously about getting are some winter cycling shoes. The ones catching my eyes are Shimano SH-MW81. Problem being availability, not a whole lot of in store options I have seen to try them on. I am concerned they might be a little too warm. But as it is, my feet are cold after rides. So figure warm is better then cold or cold and wet.
Anyone have experience with this shoe or like models?