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Enjoy one of the greatest traditions of the city, staying in a privileged place. Also its proximity to the historical center will facilitate enjoying the biggest fair in southern Europe in Malaga in August.
Visit the capital of the Costa del Sol will give you the opportunity to visit the sights of Spain's top level with easy communications with beaches (2 km), golf (5 km), riding (3 km) marina (1 kms) shopping, leisure, important monuments and the wonderful climate of Malaga average daytime temperature of 19 degrees in winter and 26 in summer. 80% of sunny days.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|2 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|7 km, 2 km
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player
|Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Balcony or terrace
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details outdoors
You do not need a car, because of its proximity to downtown and beaches. A 100 m to bus and taxi, which will lead to any part of the city, including airport links and train station, connected by high speed train to the capital of Spain.
The Andalucia region
Bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, the Costa del Sol includes over 150 kilometers of coastline in the province of Malaga, south of the Iberian Peninsula. It is no coincidence his name, more than 325 days of sunshine per year coupled climate benevolence gives us the key to this paradise with beaches for all tastes.
Starting from the cliffs of Maro, Nerja through with its Balcon de Europa and the Cave, the charm of Torrox, the extent of Velez-Malaga, the coquetry of Rincon de la Victoria, the greatness of the capital, the fame of Torremolinos , Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Mijas, Marbella, Estepona, Manilva and tranquility of Casares, Costa del Sol is the ideal dream holiday where gift possibilities endless.
Each beach with his charm, a more boisterous, others quiet and solitary, a virgin and other equipped with the most advanced services on the Costa del Sol you will find your paradise.
From the west coast of Cadiz to Nerja, on the border with the province of Granada, it opens a big tourist area, its waters calm, warm, clear and rich landscape where many beaches are distributed between the mountains and the sea .
The Costa del Sol, concentrates a large percentage of the total accommodation in Andalusia, accumulating large numbers of tourist services of all kinds, including berths for sporting boats that are distributed in 13 marinas and yacht clubs, and as golf courses, practice facilities for all kinds of sports, casinos and a multitude of services to the satisfaction of leisure culture.
Ancient and cosmopolitan Málaga in the past, keeps intact its historical roots. If in ancient times witnessed the origins of man and of Mediterranean culture, now a first power of the Andalusian tourist industry, via maintains its tradition of welcoming and creative ground.
Seafood in Malaga coast where it is never winter vocation mountainous inland, where nature is at its best. White villages of beautiful architecture, wrapped in romantic legends, put their point of light in the remote valleys where life flows peacefully. And from the high mountains covering the eye to the horizon lost in the vast blue sea.
Between the sea and the mountains runs the hsitoria of this particular province, whose capital was witnessed the cultural and economic revival of the western Mediterranean. The Phoenician Malaka became a thriving commercial center. After the Muslim invasion of the eighth century, its territory became Arabised, integrates, later in the Nasrid kingdom of Granada and experience a new period of commercial and cultural heyday.
In the nineteenth century, steel, textile powerful Larios and marketing their wines, provides an important economic development in the province.
After decades of crisis, in the second half of the twentieth century, Málaga achieved rapid economic growth thanks to the tourism industry. Each year millions of people around the world choose this paradise earth to rest on its sunny beaches, meet its rich monumental heritage and go into the wild beauty of its mountainous geography.
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Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed (South)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed (North)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Standard Double Room, Kitchenette (South)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Standard Double Room, Kitchenette (North)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Suite, 2 Bedrooms (Oceanfront)Max Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children)
Suite, 2 Bedrooms (South)Max Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children)
Get an overview of this hotelBeachfront hotel on South Padre Island
Waterpark: 1 mile
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Wireless Internet
Padre South Hotel On The Beach offers complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby, a children's pool, and complimentary newspapers.
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Hotel Amenities
One mile from Schlitterbahn Waterpark on South Padre Island, Padre South Hotel On The Beach provides a children's swimming pool, laundry facilities and free outdoor parking. Wireless Internet access in the lobby is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 91
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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This property charges full payment in advance during the month of March. A USD 250 cash refundable deposit is required for all guests 31 and younger. The hotel also requires a faxed copy of ID and credit card to confirm authorization; please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking. Cancellation policy during March is 14 days prior to arrival or the full amount in forfeited.
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- Deposit: USD 100 per stay (for stays between 1 January - 31 December)
- Breakage deposit: USD 100.00 per stay (for guests under 30 years old)
- Cash deposit for Spring Break: USD 250.00 per stay for guests under 30 years old staying between 01 03 - 31 03
- Resort fee (March - March): USD 15.00 per person, per stay
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Post-mining landform stability
Without proper design and appropriate management, above-grade waste rock dumps (WRDs) and other landforms (eg capped tailings dams) produced by mining have the potential to cause severe environmental impacts, both in the short and the long term. One potential form of impact is the pollution of waterways through erosion of post-mining landforms, including WRDs, and movement of sediment into streams and rivers. Impacts on water quality by excessive levels of suspended sediment an be reduced by designing post-mining rehabilitated landforms in such a way that erosion will be minimised. The ability to quantify sediment generation from a landform, through predictive modelling, takes the 'guess-work' out of landform design.
Fundamental to any assessment of the stability of post-mining rehabilitated landform is the ability to quantify soil erosion rates. The extent of gullying or erosion may be used to indicate how effective a structure encapsulates waste material such as low grade mineralised rock or tailings. If erosion results in gullying which could expose tailings and other waste material, enabling contamination of the environment, then the design of the landform obviously needs to be re-assessed.
Recent research has addressed the use of of landform evolution modelling (incorporating hydrological, topographic and sedimentological components) for evaluating the likely performance of landforms being proposed for rehabilitation of mine sites. Important components of this process include the derivation of appropriate model input parameter values; and the assessing the ability of the models to correctly predict behaviour in the field. A schematic diagram of the landform design and modelling process is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 Schematic representation of the landform design and modelling process
A range of different landform evolution models (LEMs), of varying degrees of complexity may be used. These require different forms of site-specific data for calibration.
The choice of model may be determined by a combination of factors. These can include the likely environmental impact; the cost of data collection for model parameter value derivation; the process regime; and the rehabilitation standards that will be applied. At the less complex end of the scale, if a standard requires a maximum allowable sediment loss from rehabilitated areas then the empirical Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation can give an indication of soil loss rates applicable in the initial stages of assessment and design. At the other end of the scale the complex topographic evolution models such as SIBERIA and CAESAR can be used to assess gully development and incision and landform containment design.
Research at ERISS has focused on the application of SIBERIA to the assessment of post-mining landform stability at the ERA Ranger mine (figure 2).
Figure 2 Three-dimensional representation of a proposed final landform for the Ranger mine
SIBERIA is a sophisticated, 3-dimensional topographic evolution model that simulates runoff, erosion, and deposition. It predicts the long-term evolution of channels and hillslopes in a catchment and can be used to map the location and quantify the rate of development of gullies in a landform. This provides a method for predicting how long contaminants would be retained in an encapsulating structure.
Using the SIBERIA software, it was possible to identify areas of potential erosion/deposition by subtracting the 1000-year modelled surface from the proposed surface, for separate 'best case' and 'worst case' scenarios (figure 3).
Figure 3 Areas of potential erosion / deposition on proposed landform after 1000 years under (a) best case; and (b) 'worst case' scenario
A longitudinal profile of the differences between the two modelled surfaces is shown in figure 4.
Figure 4 Comparison of different landform profiles at Ranger mine
Until recently the Siberia landform evolution model (LEM) was being used to predict long term erosion on the ERA (Energy Resources of Australia) Ranger Mine rehabilitated landform. Siberia erosion simulations use an average area-discharge relationship to determine average sediment loss per year and do not use the time series hydrology of a single rainfall event or series of events. Consequently, the average long-term erosion assessments conducted to date have not implicitly addressed the impact of an extreme rainfall event or a series of events comprising an 'extreme' wet season. Concern about the potential impacts of climate change have strengthened the need to understand the effect of extreme rainfall events on the landform to assess the possibility of large sediment influx to catchments. To address this issue the CAESAR LEM (Cellular Automaton Evolutionary Slope and River) developed by Professor Tom Coulthard of the University of Hull is currently being trialed. A particular strength of CAESAR is that it can use input data from discrete rainfall and runoff events, enabling the effect of extreme rainfall events on landform stability to be simulated. Hancock et al (in press) have described the application of both the CAESAR and Siberia models to a study site in Tin Camp Creek. Evaluation of the suitability of the CAESAR LEM for assessing the stability of rehabilitated landforms at Ranger and the effects of extreme rainfall events on landform erosion is continuing.
Research projects
- Assessing Ranger rehabilitated landform geomorphic stability using landform evolution modelling and GIS technology.
- The impact of extreme events on Ranger rehabilitated landform geomorphic stability using the CAESAR landform evolution model.
- Extensions to SIBERIA for the study of extreme events.
- Assessment of the significance of extreme events in the Alligator Rivers Region.
- The impact of tailings subsidence on rehabilitated landform erosional stability.
Relevant Supervising Scientist reports
Willgoose G & Riley SJ 1998. Application of a catchment evolution model to the production of long-term erosion on the spoil heap at the Ranger uranium mine: Initial analysis. Supervising Scientist Report 132, Supervising Scientist, Canberra.
Evans KG, Willgoose GR, Saynor MJ & House T 1998. Effect of vegetation and surface amelioration on simulated landform evolution of the post-mining landscape at ERA Ranger Mine, Northern Territory. Supervising Scientist Report 134, Supervising Scientist, Canberra.
Erskine WD, Saynor MJ, Evans KG & Boggs GS 2001. Geomorphic research to determine the off-site impacts of the Jabiluka Mine on Swift (Ngarradj) Creek, Northern Territory. Supervising Scientist Report 158, Supervising Scientist, Darwin.
Boggs GS, Devonport CC, Evans KG, Saynor MJ & Moliere DR 2001. Development of a GIS based approach to mining risk assessment. Supervising Scientist Report 159, Supervising Scientist, Darwin.
Moliere DR, Evans KG, Willgoose GR & Saynor MJ 2002. Temporal trends in erosion and hydrology for a post-mining landform at Ranger Mine. Northern Territory. Supervising Scientist Report 165, Supervising Scientist, Darwin NT.
Journal Papers
Evans, K.G., Willgoose, G.R., Saynor, M.J. and Riley, S.J. 2000. Post-mining landform evolution modelling. I. Derivation of sediment transport model and rainfall-runoff model parameters. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. 25(7), 743-763.
Evans, K.G. and Willgoose, G.R. 2000. Post-mining landform evolution modelling. II. Effects of vegetation and surface ripping. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. 25(8), 803-823.
Evans, K.G. 2000. Methods for assessing mine site rehabilitation design for erosion impact. Australian Journal of Soil Research. 38(2), 231-248.
Hancock, G.R., Evans, K.G., Willgoose, G.R., Moliere, D.R., Saynor, M.J. and Loch, R.J. 2000. Long-term erosion simulation on an abandoned mine site using the SIBERIA landscape evolution model. Australian Journal of Soil Research. 38(2), 249-264.
Boggs G, Evans K, Devonport C, Moliere D and Saynor M 2000. Assessing Catchment-wide, Mining Related Impacts on Sediment Movement in the Swift Creek Catchment, Northern Territory, Australia, Using GIS and Landform Evolution Modelling Techniques. Journal of Environmental Management, Special Issue. 59(4) 321-334.
Hancock GR, Willgoose GR & Evans KG 2002. Testing of the SIBERIA landscape evolution model using the Tin Camp Creek, Northern Territory, Australia, field catchment. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 27 125-143.
Boggs GS, Evans KG & Devonport CC 2004. Rugged Plateaus and extensive floodplains – modelling landform evolution in a northern Australian catchment. Australian Geographical Studies 42(2), 260-273.
Hancock GR, Grabham MK, Martin P, Evans KG & Bollhöfer A 2006. An erosion and radionuclide assessment of the former Nabarlek uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia. Science of the Total Environment 354, 103-119.
Hancock GR & Evans KG 2006. Channel head location and characterisitics using digital elevation models. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 31(7), 809-824.
Hancock GR, Evans KG. 2006. Gully position, characteristics and geomorphic thresholds in an undisturbed catchment in Northern Australia. Hydrological Processes 20, 2935–2951.
Hancock GR, Loughran RJ, Evans KG & Balog RM 2008. Estimation of soil erosion using field and modelling approaches in an undisturbed Arnhem Land catchment, Northern Territory, Australia. Geographical Research 46(3):333-349.
Hancock GR, Lowry JBC, Moliere DR & Evans KG 2008. An evaluation of an enhanced soil erosion and landscape evolution mode: a case study assessment of the former Nabarlek uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 33(13), 2045-2063.
Hancock, GR, Lowry JBC, Coulthard TJ, Evans KG & Moliere DR 2010. A catchment scale evaluation of the SIBERIA and CAESAR landscape evolution models. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Vol 35 Issue 8 863-875.


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Artfully crafted, purposefully designed and made by skilled artisans. This fermentation pot has been designed with a water sealable lid, which allows fermenting gases to escape while sealing out oxygen to prevent Kahm yeast from forming during fermentation. Perfect for making nutritious sauerkraut and kimchi along with fermenting a wide variety of healthy vegetables including cabbage, onions, beans, peppers, squash, cucumbers, carrots, pumpkin and much more.
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Finally, great sauerkraut! Danielle from Logansport, IN on 09/16/2015 – Verified Buyer
I have been attempting to make sauerkraut for a long time using mason jars, but it never really turned out well. Even using airlocks didn't make a difference. It wasn't sour enough and clearly wasn't fermenting well, because it would go bad quickly after moving it to the fridge for storage. Enter this crock: I finally have terrific sauerkraut! Its almost foolproof--just make sure you don't forget to top off the water in the lid reservoir from time to time to keep the seal intact--and you'll have perfect sauerkraut that doesn't mold or turn pink once its been moved to storage. We go through so much of this stuff now, I think I should have gotten a bigger crock, or else two of them!
Pros: Works reliably.
Cons: Its super heavy!
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Brilliant Idea Alma from Urbana, IL on 07/19/2015 – Verified Buyer
Into probiotics? It turns out to be super-easy to make them yourself. I bought this as a gift for my husband, who's become a serious fan of sauerkraut and kim chee but is picky about the flavors available. He's so excited about the thought of being able to make his own concoctions. I haven't given him the gift yet so can't report on how well it works, but I'm optimistic.
Pros: Comes with weights (which other brands don't) and recipes (again, which other brands don't). Nice, neutral brown will fit in with our kitchen (and probably most kitchens). Looks to be high-quality ceramic.
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Worth Every Penny!! Douglas from South Salem, NY on 09/18/2014 – Verified Buyer
I bought two 10 liter crocks and one 15 liter and they have exceeded my most optimistic expectations. To date I have made 11 quarts of sauerkraut, and all three crocks are currently filled with cabbage and are in various stages of fermentation. Everyone loves the kraut and we have to be carefull to save some for ourselves. I have also fermented 7 gallons of pickles.
The crocks are beautiful, extremely well made, easy to use and work perfectly. They are worth every penny of the price and are perfect for anyone interested in fermenting food which, by the way, has significant health benefits.
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I ordered this model originally but was sent the wrong item within 10 minutes of my email you had responded and sent me the correct item. The difference between the first item made in china tsm product and this one made in poland tsm product is HUGE. Thanks for your immediate attention.
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Perfect crock Fred Peterson from Whitney Point, NY on 10/01/2014 – Verified Buyer
When I ordered this crock I was somewhat hesitant, as it's pretty pricey for a piece of pottery ordered sight unseen. I shouldn't have worried. It came very, very well packaged, and arrived in perfect condition. The first batch of sauerkraut is sitting in it fermenting.
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Arizona Republican Party spokesman Tim Sifert today downplayed the party's March fundraising, saying that the low numbers are just "part of the natural fundraising cycle." He said the party made a big fundraising push in January, which also increased February revenues, before trailing off in March.Read More »
You're running for what?
The instant analysis from GOP politicos is that Melvin has little or no chance of winning. One Republican consultant said Melvin won't have the money to build up his name ID much, noting that the fundraising disparity will probably be especially high if the state's new contribution limits hold up in court.Read More »
There're still a few things to take care of
Brewer aide Lorna Romero gave the Arizona Commerce Authority board a quick legislative update at today's quarterly meeting, telling the board members that the Ninth Floor is pushing for resolutions on the three major outstanding issues of the session – TPT reform, Medicaid expansion and the budget.Read More »
Lawsuit? We're not worried
Supporters of H2593 (campaign finance; contribution limit) are confident they will prevail in any potential lawsuit alleging that the increase in campaign contribution limits runs afoul of Prop 105 and the Clean Elections Act. Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, a leading advocate of the bill, said he doesn't buy the argument that ARS 16-941, the provision in the Clean Elections Act that cuts contributions by 20 percent, precludes the Legislature from raising the limits.Read More »
Open those wallets, folks
Hell week might be getting a lot more hellish. And perhaps the biggest losers in Arizona's new campaign finance limits, signed into law yesterday, are lobbyists. "I burned a candle in sadness at the limits that protected my bank account that are now gone. We're going to have to create a new term. Hell week is going to have to have a new amped-up label," joked lobbyist Stan Barnes, a prolific contributor to candidate campaigns.Read More »
A more promising outlook for Medicaid
A poll conducted by HighGround on behalf of St. Luke's Initiatives concurred with one of the two surveys featured in yesterday's report that voters support expanding AHCCCS. The poll was conducted Feb. 4-5, has a +/- 3.5 percent margin of error and surveyed 500 voters who had voted in at least the last two elections.Read More »
Mental health is next Medicaid talking point
Brewer's Thursday press conference on Medicaid will emphasize the impact that the governor's plan will have on mental health services, according to gubernatorial spokesman Matthew Benson. The presser will be the third that Brewer will hold on the House lawn in a little more than a month, and will feature mental health professionals, advocates and patients, Benson said.Read More »
Let's go to the videotape
Politicos had mixed opinions on the Ninth Floor's handling of the Terri Proud-Joey Strickland situation at the Department of Veterans Services. One lobbyist believed Strickland genuinely didn't believe he was disobeying an order and said the governor shouldn't have fired him, noting that if he were still a state employee, he wouldn't have spoken to the media about the situation and much of the ado over Proud's hiring and controversial statements wouldn't have occurred, or at least would've died down more quickly.Read More »
Two can play that game
The Arizona chapter of Americans for Prosperity has responded in kind to the Arizona Business Coalition's mailer supporting Carter. AFP this week sent out a mailer criticizing Carter for her support of Brewer's Medicaid plan. The front of the mailer is nearly identical to the coalition's mailer, but instead of thanking Carter for "standing up for Arizona families," it thanks her for "standing up for Obamacare."Read More »


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A favorite of NPR, rockers Cake are back in the islands this weekend and HPR's Dave Lawrence connected with their socially and environmentally conscious front-man, John McCrea. John spoke from his big city home, where he's recently added some unusual… features…
Cake returns to Hawai`i this weekend touring to support Showroom of Compassion, their latest album, at Waterfront at Aloha Tower Marketplace in Honolulu Friday and Saturday at the MACC's Castle Theatre in Kahului, Maui. Find out more about the band at cakemusic.com. Below is a classic video and also a newer one; music from both is featured in the story we aired.


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Article: A Bayesian approach to assessing the uncertainty in estimating bioconcentration factors in earthworms - the example of quinoxyfen[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Quinoxyfen is a fungicide of the phenoxyquinoline class used to control powdery mildew, Uncinula necator (Schw.) Burr. Owing to its high persistence and strong sorption in soil, it could represent a risk for soil organisms if they are exposed at ecologically relevant concentrations. The objective of this paper is to predict the bioconcentration factors (BCFs) of quinoxyfen in earthworms, selected as a representative soil organism, and to assess the uncertainty in the estimation of this parameter. Three fields in each of four vineyards in southern and northern Italy were sampled over two successive years. The measured BCFs varied over time, possibly owing to seasonal changes and the consequent changes in behaviour and ecology of earthworms. Quinoxyfen did not accumulate in soil, as the mean soil concentrations at the end of the 2 year monitoring period ranged from 9.16 to 16.0 µg kg⁻¹ dw for the Verona province and from 23.9 to 37.5 µg kg⁻¹ dw for the Taranto province, with up to eight applications per season. To assess the uncertainty of the BCF in earthworms, a probabilistic approach was used, firstly by building with weighted bootstrapping techniques a generic probabilistic density function (PDF) accounting for variability and incompleteness of knowledge. The generic PDF was then used to derive prior distribution functions, which, by application of Bayes' theorem, were updated with the new measurements and a posterior distribution was finally created. The study is a good example of probabilistic risk assessment. The means of mean and SD posterior estimates of log BCFworm (2.06, 0.91) are the 'best estimate values'. Further risk assessment of quinoxyfen and other phenoxyquinoline fungicides and realistic representative scenarios for modelling exercises required for future authorization and post-authorization requirements can now use this value as input.
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ABSTRACT: Protection of surface- and ground-water quality is critical for economic viability, as well as for human health and the environment. Furthermore, maintenance of the biodiversity of natural aquatic ecosystems is very important. The objective of this paper is to report methodology developed for the assessment of the surface-water exposure to pesticide using as example the fungicide quinoxyfen because persistent, lipophylic and hazard for the aquatic organisms. Exposure monitoring was carried out over two years (2005 and 2006) following historical and subsequent applications in Italian vineyards and to investigate the presence of residue in non-target areas close to the crop receiving repeated applications. After development of the monitoring procedures, surface-water contamination and biota exposure were determined during and after field treatments. Very low concentrations were found in sediments, often in contradiction with model and laboratory results, leading to the conclusion that even the historical use of quinoxyfen in vineyards within the catchment was not contaminating sediment in water bodies, which was regarded as the natural sink for such a pesticide due to its strong sorptive properties. For biota, quinoxyfen residues in benthic macroinvertebrates and fish in the vast majority of the samples were below the corresponding limit of detection (LOD). Thus long-term accumulation of quinoxyfen in sediments and organisms of the aquatic ecosystems would not be expected due main to the environmental conditions of the landscape that mitigate the overall exposure.
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ABSTRACT: Chlorpyrifos is an insecticide approved globally for use on a wide range of crops. Laboratory studies indicate that chlorpyrifos is toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates, and so the adoption of practices that reduce aquatic exposure following use should be encouraged. This study assessed the exposure of surface water to the spray-drift of chlorpyrifos and the subsequent contamination of a realistic worst-case edge-of-field ditch in a vineyard in Northern Italy. Chlorpyrifos (DURSBAN 480 EC [Dow Elanco, Indianapolis, IN, USA]) was applied according to local Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) on two vineyard plots using atomizer equipment. Drift deposition and subsequent dissipation of chlorpyrifos were then monitored in an adjacent, common ditch, with an inherent buffer zone of approximately 7 m between the treated area and the ditch. The results showed that the drift loadings under the study conditions could reach predicted levels from standard spray-drift tables. However, the measured drift was highly variable due to physical factors such as the crop canopy and the distribution of vines within the rows. The amount of chlorpyrifos deposited onto the surface of the ditch water and intercepted by paper strips was approximately 2% of the applied amount after the two applications, with a maximum concentration of approximately 0.3 microg L(-1) immediately after the first application and 0.09 microg L(-1) after the second, which then dissipated from the water column within 12 to 24 h. The results showed that drift deposition spatially was variable and that chlorpyrifos residues dissipated rapidly from this surface water body. Both aspects are considered important in order to refine the aquatic risk assessment at a higher tier for both registration and management purposes.
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I live in Tokyo. I've had my iPad for two months. If this guy was such a fan he would have gone to the US onn Apr 3 like I did to get an iPad.
Bless him!!
I agree with fff "baka".
Don't get me wrong, it's an excellent piece of technology, but come on???
Pff, what kind of fan is that?! Amateur. A real fan would have taken a plane to Hawaii a month earlier to get the iPad at its US launch. Wait, did I say plane? I meant canoe.
The first person in Japan to get an iPad. That is resume building material there, yes it is.
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- For a few days each March, the "City of Ships" becomes the "City of the Irish" as Bath celebrates
THURSDAY, March 12th
- Irish Tasting at Now You're Cooking-Details coming soon!!!
FRIDAY, March 13th
Enter the Haggis at the Chocolate Church
JUBILEE RIOTS (formerly ENTER THE HAGGIS) (celtic-roots rock reinvented)– 7:30pm
Toronto roots rock band Jubilee Riots (formerly Enter the Haggis) has evolved from wildly popular local band to established international touring act, with a sound that lies somewhere between the fiercely creative and contemporary soundscapes of Radiohead, and the heartfelt story telling and infectious grooves of The Band. It?s this uncompromising commitment to their music and fans that has seen the band garner top ten charting positions on Billboard, Amazon, and iTunes. Tickets: $26 advance/$30 door. Click here for more info.
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- 11am – St. Patricks Day Parade – Parade route – Parade begins at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Middle Street, proceeds south to Centre Street, east to Front Street, north to Linden Street, ending at the Gazebo in City Park by the Patten Free Library.
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- 12pm – Tug-O-War at City Hall sponsored by Universe Gym (Bath Wellness Center)
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MONDAY, March 16th
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- ALL DAY – Live music at Byrnes Irish Pub featuring the Maine Public Safety Pipe and Drum Corps.
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Save the date: Sat, March 15, 2014 at 11am
Spring is fast approaching and everyone loves a parade. That means it will soon be time for Bath's 4th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
This year's theme is: Go Green!
Entries can reflect environmental and traditional Irish themes.
The parade will be limited to 75 entries, so please don't delay! There is a cut off date of March 13, 2014 – no entries after that date will be accepted. We hope that you will join with us in making this the best and biggest St. Patrick's Day Parade in the state of Maine.
To join the fun and be part of the 2014 Blarney Day Parade download your Entry Form and mail to Main Street Bath, 15 Commercial Street, Bath, ME 04530.
Parade placement will be assigned at the parade staging, so please have a designated representative check in at the Knights of Columbus Hall parking lot on Middle Street between 10-10:30am to find your place in the line-up. The parade route will run from the Knights of Columbus Hall to Centre & Front Streets and will conclude at the Gazebo in City Park.
Prizes will be awarded in the following judging categories:
- Music Award
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- Community Spirit Theme Award
- Best Wheeled Entry Award
- Best Streetwalker Award (Best entry on foot)
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We look forward to celebrating all things Irish and welcoming Spring during Bath Blarney Days!
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A trio of virtuoso musicians play a traditional Chinese folk melody, perfom at the Confucius Institute's New Year Celebration.
A trio of virtuoso musicians play a traditional Chinese folk melody, perfom at the Confucius Institute's New Year Celebration.
The composer, arranger, producer and performer presents an evening of his best-known songs as a guest of the Tucson Jazz Festival.
A new documentary pays tribute to "The Last of the Red Hot Mamas", an entertainer who blazed trails for women in music, comedy, and business.
Listen to the sly, bluesy songs of one of Tucson's most in demand musicians
Acclaimed singer talks about new album, embracing the rhythms of New York, and loving a life of music.
Meet three Tucson artists who are learning to balance their creative pursuits with the responsibility of being fathers.
Pianist & cultural historian Richard Glazier shares stories about some of the great American popular composers of the 20th century, including the Gershwins and Irving Berlin.
Friends of Derrick and Amy Ross organize benefit this weekend in their honor.
Hear about the origin of a punk rock legend, and re-imaging X's music for the next phase of a four-decade career.
Bassist and musical director Ben Jaffe talks about being an ambassador for the New Orleans sound and spirit.
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The busy New York-based jazz guitarist brings sophisticated sound to Tucson, talks about musical heroes Leonard Bernstein, Jimi Hendrix & Frank Zappa.
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The two individuals arrested for allegedly stealing from the Manistique Senior Center have been identified as Melvin Anthony Larson, 22, and Cheryl Ann Boomgard, 19, of Manistique.
The Schoolcraft County Prosecutors office has issued charges of burglary, safe breaking and larceny. Larson and Boomgard were arraigned in District Court at 10 a.m. on Tuesday.
Larson is charged on nine counts total, including three counts of breaking and entering, three counts of larceny in a building, two counts of safe breaking and one count of receiving and concealing stolen property.
Boomgard is being charged with one count of receiving and concealing stolen property.
Larson's bond was set at $50,000 and Boomgard's was set at $3,000.


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Just got back from my trip to PAX this year. This is (embarrassingly) my first time to PAX. After 10 years of involvement on Newgrounds and in the industry, I don't know why I hadn't gone sooner. Better late than never! Some highlights:
- The sheer number of passionate, talented game devs, at all level of the industry: Ranging from ultra-indie (1 man wonders), to giant developers (Blizzard, Valve), there was great representation across the board. Everyone was friendly, approachable, and really great ot talk to.
- USB Demo Reels: To my composer friends, this is a really awesome way to make an impression. Instead of business cards, hand out low-capacity flash drives (1 gb) branded with your logo. Include a bunch of your music, and an easy-access demo reel. Every single developer I handed one of these to was impressed. One even said "Woah, you're just giving me a flash drive?". Shop around online, but you can routinely get them for 7 bucks (or less) each. A small price for a lasting impression.
- Friends at Newgrounds and The Behemoth: One would think I'd have a face-to-face with the folks I owe a large part of my career to sooner. It was great finally meeting Tom and Stamper -- two awesome guys truly dedicated to their community and fans. @BenjaminTibbetts snapped a picture of us.
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Grilled Ratatouille SaladMay 18, 2015
Ratatouille is a French side dish located with Mediterranean vegetables. I decided to turn this healthy side into a salad with grilled vegetables and quinoa with this Grilled Ratatouille Salad recipe. This gluten-free and vegan recipe is perfect for a weeknight summer dinner or weekend lunch. I am actually serving this alongside grilled steaks this Memorial Day weekend. It's three of my favorite things: healthy, flavorful and beautiful!
Grilled Ratatouille Salad
2 yellow bell pepper, seeded and thinly sliced
2 baby zucchini, thinly sliced
1 small eggplant, peeled and thinly sliced
1/2 small red onion, thinly sliced
2 cups balsamic vinaigrette, divided
4 cups arugula
1 cup cooked quinoa
Crumbled goat cheese, chopped fresh basil (optional)
2. In a resalable bag combine peppers, zucchini, eggplant, and onion. Drizzle vegetables with 11/2 cups balsamic vinaigrette; seal and marinate in the refrigerate 10 minutes up to 4 hours.
3. Remove vegetables from marinade. On a lightly greased vegetable grill rack or on aluminum foil grill vegetables 5 to 7 minutes or until tender, turning occasionally. Remove from grill and let stand 10 minutes.
4. In a large bowl, combine arugula, quinoa, and grilled vegetables, tossing gently. Top with remaining vinaigrette and garnish with goat cheese and basil, if desired.
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A $20 billion fund planned by wealthy Gulf Arab states to aid Bahrain and Oman has not been capitalised yet, but Bahrain expects to receive an allocation soon, a prospectus for the country's upcoming sovereign bond issue said.
"At the date of this prospectus, the Development Fund has not been capitalised," the Bahrain governmentsaid in the preliminary prospectus, dated June 19 and seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
Foreign ministers from six Gulf Arab oil exporting countries announced the fund's creation in March 2011, in order to help Bahrain and Oman combat social unrest spreading across the Middle East.
The two countries were each supposed to be given a grant of $10 billion, spread over 10 years, for development and social projects. The fund will be sponsored by the wealthier Gulf Cooperation Council members: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar.
"The government has not relied on the Development Fund for its current budget allocation and any sums received from the Development Fund will be in addition to $1.6 billion already allocated in the state budget for 2011 for priority projects," the prospectus said.
Bahrain also said its government budget deficit shrank to $83 million in 2011, the lowest shortfall in three years and well below a projected budget gap of $3.3 billion, because oil prices were higher than expected.
The 2011 shortfall accounts for mere 0.3 percent of gross domestic product, according to Reuters calculations. The budget gap was $1.2 billion, or 5.6 percent of GDP, in 2010.
Bahrain, a small non-OPEC oil exporter, saw an average oil price of $105 per barrel in 2011, well above the $80 which it assumed in its budgets for both 2011 and 2012.
Budget expenditure rose to $7.6 billion in 2011 from $7.0 billion in the previous year, reaching its highest level since at least 2008. But it was much lower than the $8.3 billion of spending which had been planned, because of smaller-than-projected expenditure on infrastructure projects.
"A similar trend is expected for projects expenditure budgeted for 2012," said the prospectus.
Revenue jumped to $7.5 billion in 2011 from just $5.8 billion in the previous year.
Bahrain, which has been plagued by social unrest for over a year, as protesters from the Shi'ite Muslim majority demand democratic reforms from the Sunni ruling family, relies on output from Saudi Arabia's Abu Safa oil field for some 70 percent of its budget revenue.
The field's current production level is just below 300,000 barrels per day, of which Bahrain currently receives 50 percent, the prospectus said.
"However, no assurance can be given that the current level of output that Bahrain receives from the Abu Safa oil field will be maintained," the document added.
The government plans to spend a record $9.8 billion in 2012 after boosting its original plan by nearly 19 percent last September. The revenue expectation was also revised upwards to $6.7 billion, from an initial $6.3 billion.
The expected deficit for 2012 was changed to $3.0 billion from $1.9 billion in the original projection because of higher spending, the prospectus said. The budget for 2013-2014 is awaiting cabinet approval, it added.
Soaring government spending on wages and other social measures has made Bahrain vulnerable to any extended drop in crude oil prices. The oil price which Bahrain needs to balance its budget jumped to $114 per barrel in 2011, the highest level in the Gulf, from just $80 in 2008, the International Monetary Fund said in April.
Brent crude oil is now trading around $95 per barrel, having dropped sharply in the last few months. Analysts have said, however, that Saudi Arabia, which supports Bahrain's Sunni rulers politically, could give the small state more oil from the Abu Safa field if Manama's budget runs into trouble.
A Reuters poll in March forecast Bahrain's 2012 budget gap at 3.7 percent of GDP, while economic growth was expected to pick up to 3 percent this year from 2.2 percent in 2011. The country's external debt stood at just 14 percent of GDP at the end of March.
The Bahraini sovereign bond is expected to be issued after investor roadshows end next week.
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I love it! Beautiful work on them!
I keep reading in the comments on that video that Matt and Woolie are in skullgirls as background characters. T^T but I need to SEE it to truly believe. I need proof and none can be found!
Pretty sure I recognise them from the River King Casino level.
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When's Mahvel?
Too hype for EVO... :,(
Still waiting on my Moe Moe Gangsta Edition.
my favorite Skullgirls-Fanart-Not-Actually-Involving-Skullgirls fanart ever
SkullGirls!! Great work, man!
Hype level is so high
Fukin' love these guys XD
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ABSTRACT: Protein phosphatase-1 (PP1) is a Ser/Thr protein phosphatase that participates in the phosphorylation/dephosphorylation regulation of a diverse range of cellular processes. The PP1 catalytic subunit (PP1) achieves this by its ability to interact with many targeting subunits such that PP1 activity is thereby specified against phosphoprotein substrates in the microvicinity of its targeting subunit. DNA polymerase delta (Pol delta) is a key enzyme in mammalian chromosomal replication. It consists of four subunits, p125, p50, p68, and p12. We identify p68 as a novel PP1 targeting subunit. PP1 was shown to associate with human DNA polymerase delta by affinity chromatography and coimmunoprecipitation assays from mammalian cell lysates and in vitro by pull-down assays. The binding domain for PP1 was identified as the sequence KRVAL, a variant of the canonical RVxF PP1 binding motif. These studies provide the first evidence for the targeting of PP1 to DNA polymerase delta. We also show that CK2 phosphorylates the Pol delta p125, p68, and p12 subunits and that these phosphorylated subunits are substrates for PP1. These findings identify a new role for p68 as a PP1 targeting subunit that implicates PP1 in the dephosphorylation of Pol delta. Our findings also show that CK2 is a strong candidate for the protein kinase involved in the in vivo phosphorylation of p68.
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ABSTRACT: Inh3 (inhibitor-3) is a potent inhibitor of protein phosphatase-1 that selectively associates with PP1gamma1 and PP1alpha but not the PP1beta isoform. We demonstrate that Inh3 is a novel substrate for caspase-3 and is degraded in vivo during apoptosis induced by actinomycin D. Inh3 was not degraded in apoptotic MCF-7 cells, which lack caspase-3. These experiments establish that Inh3 is a novel physiological substrate of caspase-3. Electroporation of the caspase-3-resistant Inh3-D49A mutant into HL-60 cells resulted in a significant attenuation of apoptosis induced by actinomycin D. These results show that Inh3 degradation contributes to the apoptotic process. Immunofluorescence based examination of the subcellular localizations of Inh3 and PP1gamma1 revealed a major relocalization of the cellular pool of PP1gamma1 from the nucleolus to the nucleus and then to the cytoplasm during actinomycin D-induced apoptosis. A similar redistribution of PP1alpha from the nucleus to the cytoplasm occurred. These results are consistent with an unexpected discovery that significant fractions of the cellular pools of PP1gamma1 and PP1alpha are associated with Inh3 in HL-60 cells. Thus, Inh3 is a major factor in the cellular economy of PP1gamma1 and PP1alpha subunits. The unscheduled relocalization of this large a pool of PP1 subunits and their release from a potent inhibitor could deregulate a diverse range of essential cellular processes and signaling pathways. We discuss the significance of these findings in relation to working hypotheses whereby Inh3 destruction could contribute to the apoptotic process.
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I looked half hour later and there were 2 lines there!!
I then tested again and left it, again 2 lines were there after about 30mins.
Do u think I'm testing early? Or do u think its the start of a BFP??
Any one else had this?
Thanks xx
ALOT of test have 2 lines after letting a test sit. If it didnt show up in the time frame its does not count/
What brand were they? The $ test and .88 Wal mart test are really bad.
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Who's in love with you now?
I swear to God, I swear to God I am
Who's in love with you now?
I swear to God, I swear to God I am
Nobody really wants you
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Mr. Gambino does one hell of a job destroying this girl. He does not put her in a good light and generally, guys don't like bitchy chicks. hence "who's in love with you know?"
However, on the contrary it is CG that is in love with her. He goes back and forth as many distraught recently-broken-up-with men would. "Bitch, who's in love with you? Nobody, that's right. Well except me…"
This skit he did is a perfect metaphor of how Gambinos loves/hates his ex.
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Both Central Valley boys and Mead girls beat Gig Harbor which has turned into a strong program, one whose goal is to emulate the GSL.
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"Q: How would you say the Bitter Roots have evolved creatively over the years? A: The songwriting philosophy for the Bitter Roots has stayed pretty consistent. I have a pair of Guild jumbo body acoustic guitars that I have written all the songs on. The overriding principal has always been can I break this song down to just me singing and playing on this guitar and still have it come off as something interesting. I am always trying to balance my hard aggressive rock tendencies with the prettier bits. Chiaroscuro, the light and the dark."
"Each week, listeners determine the Top Ten Songs chart playlist based on which songs are streamed and downloaded the most from the previous week's posts... "Family Ties" – The Bitter Roots from Chiaroscuro"
"Since this early connection to Ballard, The Bitter Roots have built both their sound and their fan base here in the Pacific Northwest. 2013 has been a great year for the band as they have been finding success and playing gigs all over Seattle."
"The Bands That Rock playlist and profile series reviews rock bands, often DIY or under-the-radar, whose talents should not go unnoticed. Most of the bands in this series – as with many other of our playlist series – sent their music in for review. In fact, we receive close to, or more than, a hundred submissions a month. In the past, the Bands that Rock series has been popular with IRC readers, and this marks the fifth installment of this particular series, highlighting the bands Tsar, Dreamers, Eight Feet Deep, The Bitter Roots and The New Self Defense."
"Local Ballard band The Bitter Roots released their latest music video "More Pretty" last week. The video was shot in Ballard and is the latest single for the band that formed in our neighborhood in 2008."
"The Bitter Roots starts out with a really tough song which is called For King and country which mixes metal and punk with classic rock in a really good way. In Soldier On I think about Dinosaur Jr and their distorted guitars and I am really positively surprised of this record. A little bit like a compilation of different artists but I like this and you never get tired of the record."
"The sound of the album, overall, is vintage indie alternative and recorded live in the studio to analog tape."Chiaroscuro" is a record which jumps all over it's influences and heroes. Here and there, they'll remind you of Surferosa (the album) and The Church, and in parts, you can pick up a definite liking for Seattle's pride and joy aka Kurt Cobain. Not too shabby"
"THE BITTER ROOTS prefer the old fashioned more interesting way of recording, which is recording live to Analog Tape. The result is an all-original authentic recording that makes THE BITTER ROOTS a recommended band to check out."
"Good, fairly heavy guitars combine with smooth light vocals to create some very cheerful sounding rock music. There's plenty of variation in terms of pace and power, so there's a nice amount of diversity in the album which helps keep it interesting with repeated plays."
"Seattle, USA. This city shows the ideal breeding ground for musicians who have rock music flowing in their veins and the feeling of something creative to do with it.- Freddy Celis "
"A lot went into writing your favorite song, but how much do you really know about it? This week Jeff Stetson, vocalist of Seattle soul rock band The Bitter Roots, delves into the "hidden costs of war," recording in Ballard and blues drumming."
"When The Bitter Roots reach a high point, they really launch into the stratosphere. "Falling" glides on a descending acoustic arpeggio. The interplay between lead and backing vocals creates some excellent harmonies that gradually rise throughout the chorus. Due to the wonderfully low-key production, the entire song feels like it could have been played live in your living room."
"A few months back, Stranger freelancer and regular nut job Travis Ritter asked Line Out readers what artists they thought were regularly overlooked by this paper's music department. The post got like 80,000 comments, and an overwhelming number of them mentioned the Bitter Roots."
"Seattle musicians Jeff Stetson and Ben Koostra haven't lived in Missoula for over a decade, but there are obvious clues they're still tied here. For one thing, their band is called The Bitter Roots—a tribute to the Bitterroot Mountains. It's a catchy record, not necessarily classifiable but with some of the remnants—minor chord riffing and melodic yearning—that marked the early '90s era of underground rock."
"Influenced by the music of Bands like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Smiths, The Cure, Cole Porter and Bob Marley, Stetson writes catchy classic sounding rock tunes recorded entirely analog and have that "live-on-tape" sound. Certainly some songs have hit potential - Freddy Celis"
"n a room full of chatter and the clanking of dishes, Jeff Stetson sits alone on a small stage. Unassuming in his jeans and short-sleeved tee, his smoky vocals command the attention of the room from the first line of his opening song 'Separate Boxes'."
"The Bitter Roots' music is their own unique blend of soulful vocals and guitar-driven rock. The smooth melodies lay effortlessly over drum lines that make it impossible to resist toe-tapping or head-bobbing along."
"While some truly great music has been created through digital manipulation, the straightforward guitar, bass, and drum combination is more difficult to find in new bands. Luckily, The Bitter Roots are on the scene to make fans remember why classic rock is classic in the first place."