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Hotel Sortale - Orosei
This hotel has its own restaurant serving dinner where you'll find a selection of items to try. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Guests can make use of the free WiFi.
Hotel Sortale - Orosei
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $85
- Standard Double or Twin Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 22 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2:30 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Scuba diving on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1992
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Terrace
- Library
- Television in common areas
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Hotel Sortale - Orosei's small print
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
Optional extras
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15.00 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 120 per person (roundtrip)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Marijuana Blog
Maine Legislative Council To Vote Today On Introduction Of Marijuana Legalization Measure
Category: News | Posted on Thu, November, 21st 2013 by THCFinder
On Thursday, November 21st, the Maine Legislative Council will be voting on whether or not to allow the introduction of LR 2329, a measure sponsored by Rep. Diane Russell (D-Portland) which would legalize the cultivation, possession, and use of marijuana by individuals over the age of 21 in addition to establishing retail outlets to sell marijuana and marijuana products.
It is extremely important that we cross this first hurdle at the Legislative Council tomorrow. We have a very real chance of passing this legislation if it is introduced. This is why we are asking all Maine residents to please take a minute of your time to contact the members of the council and urge them to support the introduction of this legislation.
Maine: Click here to contact the Legislative Council in support of LR 2329
Final language will be released soon, but you can see an overview of the legislation below. NORML believes this legislation presents a smart approach on marijuana for the state of Maine. It would allow anyone over the age of 21 to possess up to 2 1/2 ounces of marijuana, cultivate up to 6 plants, and purchase marijuana from established retail outlets. It also has key provisions in place that ensure individuals with several years residency in Maine and experience as a current medical marijuana dispensaries or caregiver are given priority on business licenses, explicitly leaves the current medical marijuana law in place for patients, and directs tax revenue to help low income patients be able to afford their medicine.
Read more: http://www.theweedblog.com
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Category: Recipes | Posted on Thu, November, 21st 2013 by THCFinder
For those that are trying to stay healthy, edibles can be dangerous! Thankfully, there are still a few healthy recipes out there, although it's pretty hard to track them down. This recipe creates a sort of fruit-nut-spice ball. It' not the healthiest thing in the world but it is better than a brownie or Rice Krispy treat, right?
What You'll Need;
1 tsp coriander
1 handful stone dates
1 tsp black peppercorns
4 average size cinnamon sticks
1 handful shelled almonds
1/4 oz cannabis
1 cup sugar
1 whole nutmeg
1 handful peanuts
1 handful dried figs
1 pat butter
Take the black peppercorns, cinnamon, coriander, and nutmeg and grind them in to a powder. A mortar works well for this step or you can use a coffee grinder if it's clean and you're feeling lazy. Then, chop up the almond, peanuts, dried figs, and stone dates. Mix them together well. Then, take the cannabis and grind it with your mortar or coffee grinder. Dissolve the sugar in to the pat of butter. Take the cannabis and spices, mix them together very well, and dust it over the fruit and nuts. Then, using the butter mixture, knead everything together thoroughly.
At this point, you can either cut the pieces in to shapes with a cutter or just roll them in to small golfball sized balls. Since edibles are stronger than smoking, be sure that you know how the pieces will effect you before engulfing the whole plate of them. I'm also sure that you could cut down the amount of sugar in these as well. Enjoy!
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It was a pleasure to listen to Mr. Khrushchev's description of long history, current event, and future predictions.
His presentation was very fluid, informative, factual, and without bias. He spent ample time with students and his Q/A was frank and touched all aspects of his experience, news and personal info. from the streets.
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"The courses and faculty have allowed me to learn and grow in an environment I enjoy. They have also made it possible for me to pursue a career in a field I love." Jacquie Faubert, 2008 Graduate
Complete 5 - 6 courses and earn a university credential in as little as 8 months.
The courses in each citation credential are transferable to at least one Kwantlen Horticulture Diploma.
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- meet the English proficiency requirement of a minimum of " C+ " grade in English 12, or English 12 First Peoples, or Technical Professional Communications 12, or Communications 12, or equivalent
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An applicant who does not meet any of the above admission criteria may appeal for admission as a Special Admission student to a specific program.
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Since upgrading beyond WordPress 2.0, I have found that previous posts are no longer accessible from the main page or the archives.
I looked at some of these support tickets where it was suggested that links to previous and next entries would be visible again if the sticky plugin is turned off. I tried it and it worked, but would like to have sticky capability back.
Is there an adhesive or sticky plugin that does not interfere with access to previou and next posts, especially in the archives?
Anyone who knows how to get sticky posts to work with access to previous posts please place a comment on this thread
Alan F.


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Issue date: Tuesday, August 12, 1941
Pages available: 16
Previous edition: Monday, August 11, 1941
Next edition: Wednesday, August 13, 1941
Publication name: Kingston Gleaner
Location: Kingston, Kingston
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Gleaner, The (Newspaper) - August 12, 1941, Kingston, Kingston iff Welcome it fr Big GLEANER FOOTBALL COMPETITION t D For Each Cross. INCLUDING 111 OOV'i. TAX. AND 57 OTHER Entries Close 23rd August 1941. See Page 1Q for Coupon and Rules. ESTABLISHED 1834 in First Prize See Page 10 En L 3 '134i. 1941 ESTABLISHED 1834 THE SUN SMILES ALL LONG on Rum-Drinks made .with H MYERS'S RUM Matured in Bond Bytued in Bund FREP L. MYERS SON 'Tht Sugar Kthfston _____________ SIXTEEN PAGES CVH. No. 184 AUGUST 12. 1941 PENNY HALF-PENNY SIXTEEN PAGES rces Thrown igkting HITLER SEEKINd EARLY DECISION THIRD OFFENSIVE against Russia is raging from the Lenin- grad front to the neighbourhood of the Black Sea port of The fult weight of the German land the drive info the Ukraine. Here the Germans report fighting between Kiev and at Belaya Tserkov and at Uman. The Germans continue to make rapid the rivers Dneiper and but there is no sign of a break in Russian resistance around Odessa. Advance Ger- _ but the main fight- Ing scents to be around which lies 150 miles north of Odessa arid is rather nearer to Kiev. Military observers in Berlin say that more German divisions than ever before have been thrown into the on- slaught. They admit that a decision must be reached this week otherwise the offensive will come to a standstill. NAZI PROGRESS FURTHER NORTH Further the Germans seem to have made little-progress .though fierce fighting is still going on.. from Berlin .emphasize that it would be a mistake to think that because of the onslaught in the Ukraine is any relaxation of German pressure in other sectors Foreign corespondents in Berlin are being reminded that Moscow and Leningrad are still threatened and the German communique again says that going according to FRAUDS Warning To Public There has been an unusual crop of Postal Order Irauds in recent and the postal authorities and .the police haye found them- selves powerless -to trace the thieves because in most cases the sender i -jf i Nippon Mobilized inii- War Australia And Thailand Alert I q Aug. Observers opined to-day that Japan's next theatre of action is more like- b ly Siberia than Thailand and the blow may fail any Leaving the R.C.A.F. the Duke the Jackson Building for a glimpse of the Kin Hall to the air force headquarters was lined b 1939 when the King and Queen visited the cap Point Cabin 'from his arduous task of inspectin adjoins .the suite occupied by the King and Q Duke will leave for Edmonton to-morrow to r was cheered by crowds which gathered around g's younger brother. The route from Rideau y cheering reminiscent of the days of ital. The-Duke yesterday took a brief rest at g Canadian' air training squadrons. This Cabin ueen during their tour of Canada in 1939. The esume his tour of inspection. U. S May Break Relations With Vichy m The Russian communique still reports lighting around Smolensk on the Moscow road and in the Estonian sector. Messages coming from Estonia report that in the capital factories are still working at high pressure on munitions and the Russians fighting around Nava be- tween the Gulf of Finland and Lake Peipus. the west and south 61 Lake f t A v H .00 miles from Leningrad itself.' The Germans claim successes on this front biut there is no ---firmation of it from Moscow. From the north .on. there is no fresh news _u. L b f carry outa.jnass raid on the Arctic filled in the. name of the to whom the order was being sent. The position is that a postal order is not negotiable when the name of the payee is filled and only the name .ap- Informed sources at Peiping expressed the belief that August is the latest Japanese could expect to launch a cam- paign in eastern without a winter stalemate. Reports of travellers from the northeast added up to one Something is occurring in Manchukuo. Informed sources sifting the rumours are convinced that Japan probably han amassed in Manchukuo at least many troops as the Russians they would encounter in eastern Siberia. The best available estimates indicate that Russia still has a normal strength of effectives in including some mechanised while Japan probable has possibly her normal Kwangtung. Army strength of Close Analysis of Japanese policy asserted the Japanese move into. Indo-China and reported pressure on IN i 41- I II J -r GERMAN PROGR NOTED Aug. 1 i. -Authorita- tive sources said today two German columns converging oh Odessa from the north and west were making very considerable progress. Ap- parently themNazLs_jarfi_attempting ih. t to pinch off the -Ukraine before the September_ rains and develop Base for winter operations. is no indication however that .the port of Murmansk. The formation was broken up and -individual planes were picked off by Russian fighters. BERLIN-MOSCOW RAIDS The Russian air force is -still striking jblows on enemy panzer troops and infantry reports that Berlin was bombed last night. incendiary and Wit 1_. m. _ Russian line is broken. Opinion is high explosive bombsrwere dropped expressed that tanks will find it on military pbjectives and large hard going in the Ukraine when fires were observed. All the Rus- name of the payee is filled by .the sending the postal order and a Bank cashes the postal order on a false tfre Bank is liable.. But in the case where no name has been filled the postal order may be cashed by anybody without liability. F It is understood that postal clerks are to be instructed again to ad- all of orders to fill in the name of the payee be- lore the so as to be sure that the is cashed'by the right party. F autumn rains start next the country being typically fen land in lost five aircraft in on to NEW BATTLE AREAS Moscow reported .that .the Red Army reinforced its. rising tide- of. j Senorts resistance and held firm along the I that the fire central -battlefront but officials ac- knowledged that defence lines at nonc of the fires -1 the north and flanks were drawn back nearer Leningrad and deeper into the I sian Bombers except one returned Cjfy Of Portsmouth To Honour Churchill e00d workn hold pBe .August To-night Council Of the City of 'Ports- mouth decided at a special meet- to confer the honorary free- i dom of Portsmouth on Mr. Win- 'ston Churchill and Mr. 11 formed quarters said yester- day that the R. A. F. and the Russian air force will ride Europe's lengthening nights in raids that will turn Ger- man cities into of death and by Cable and Wireless Ltd. a ma rcan e r s Skilled v nV -r-f rs The communique said continued throughout last night in the Smolensk salient'and at Belaya south of but a new battle was intensifying in the Uman halfway between Kiev and Odessa in. the The Russians also reported fight- ing yesterday in another new sec- near directly south of Leningrad and severity miles east of the Estonian frontier. It was the first time a com- munique mentioned the Uman sec- tor which the Germans claimed to have passed last Friday. LATEST RUSSIAN REPORT The issued tonight today our troops continued fighting in the Belaya Tserkov Uman directions. Our air force I continued to inflict bloxvs on panzer troops and at- tacked aircraft on airdromes and they bombed a bridge on the Danube and shipping at Constahza. The bridge was i Tuesday a.m. cow was again raided by Ger- man planes during the night. Hie official Russian statement says the mass of enemy planes were scattered far from the city and only a planes suc- ceeded in getting past the Mos- cow defences. Hi urn explosive bombs and incendiaries dropped and dwellings were demolished. One German plane was shot WireHss. Correct Position In To Men Who Have Been Sent From This Is- land To U. K. Our footnote to the report from Daventry Saturday regarding ques- tions asked in th House of Com- mons as to Redrafting in Jamaica why private parties and not Governinent bad undertaken Mils was incorrect. This foot- not- stated that the Becrititinff Committee of the Jamaica Imperial Association had sent away scores of workers for the munition fac- tories In England. The Recruiting Committee of the Imperial Association' has centred its on recruits for the R. A. F. and so far not 'more than iiI half such recruits- The communique went on In re- port t big air battle miles away when sixty or seventy Ger- man and Finnish planes tried to have left Nearly two hundred skilled work ers from Jamaica are now in Eng- land working in munition fac- as fitters. They were sent away in three batches of 60 and 74 and. re- ports received shew that their ser- vices were requisitioned within a very short time.qf their arrival'in the United Kingdom. In v.iew of the question asked in the House of Commons last week by Sir Leonard Chairman of Messrs Tate and regarding recruiting in Jamaica1 and the an- swer given by the British Govern- ment that the Governor of this is- land would be ASKED TO REPORT if authority hart been given any ffroup of persons to recruit men. it is perhaps appropriate to recall the circumstances in which thcs-j skilled workers were got .together and sent abroad. Skilled workers were requested by the Jamaica Chamber of Com- merce to enlist for service over- and those who volunteered were given practical and medjcal tests by government departments. Mr. G. J.P.. then Pre- sident of the Chamber of Com- raised money by public subscription to provide the men with warm for the modern and continued his labours after demitting office. Subsequently Mr. Kieffer co- opted the services of other gentle- men and resolved into a- committee known as the Over- seas Volunteer which has carried on the work of re- Latter- ly this C'Olnmittee nasldenfifed self with that formed to recruit men for the five of whom went with the last batch of muni- tion workers. OUT OF THE NIGWT HAS VAST HOST OF READERS The following was published in Reader's Direst for reports from book- sellers indicate that of the copies sold two months after publica- being more widely read than any other current best fiction or non-fic- of the printed in aerial form in the Sunday Gleaner. last night of a dia- i patch from New York by the Bri- tish broadcasting Corporation con-r taining Americans to break off diplomatic relations with Vichy's week-end was one of public uneasiness and intense governmental activity. This capital is f'ull of conflicting authentic information be- difflcuit_ to Any- approaching a rupture be- tween the United States and France would be the deepest to France since its defeat by and French official circles seem confi- dent to-day that nothing of the sort is in the air. Never 'has America and Ameri-. cans been shown more friendliness by the French than during recent dramatic days. And Marshal Pe- himself .and his entourage con- tinue to emphasise the Chief of State's deep.esteem for Ambassador William B. interesting contrast to the attitude of the Paris Press. As .for yesterday's BBC that is dismissed as mere British propaganda. Week-end meetings held between the Chief of NIarshal Henri Philippe and various members of the Government. .Per- haps the most important of all was that on .Saturday night between Vice .Premier Admiral Jean North African Pro-Consul General Maxime Jacque Vichy representa- tive in Paris for collaboration'with the and Georges Vichy's Ambassador to on all questions to French war prisoners. The confused situation hereabouts may well last for some according to well informed sources. It appears likely that Vichy is awaiting new proposals from the Germans. Otto ler's emissary to left. there for Berlin on Saturday and has not yet returned. A NEW PUZZLE. A new puzzle developed on Sat- urday when the Important Cabinet meeting slated for that day was postponed. The reason given' here is that the Marshal_has been making n s'ft i a t inh before announcing his decision to the now scheduled at 5 o'clock to-day. Between complete acceptance of German demands and blunt refusal there is plenty of leeway. But the announcement to-day to the effect that General Weygand is to return immediately to his North African without at- tending the Council of Ministers meeting this be taken as indication that France has taken its l has yet been issued on the outcome of this afternoon's meet- ing of the Vichy Cabinet which was presided over by Marshal Petain. Lyons radio stated that the com- munique would be issued later this evening and another message from Vichy said it was not. considered that any important decision would .be announced. b General Weygand who has -been having talks with Marshal Petain and Admiral Darlan left by plane to return to Algiers this afternoon. It was not quite clear whether he attended that. Cabinet meeting or not. JSome reports said he did and others that he did not attend .the session. before the meeting of the an unofficial Vichy spokes- man was reported to have told the Press that General Weygand was summoned to Vichy because his Government wanted to ward off any events which might follow the action-that was being prepared. The not specify what action was comtemplated. Earlier reports suggested that the Cabinet was meeting to consider the decision which the Vichy lead- ers had presumably reached on the German demands for the control of French Empire bases. It was thought in Berlin that while Marshal Petain and General Weygand had shown some hesita- tion about accepting the German Admiral Darlan was re- pared to meet them in spite of the unfavourable reactions such a deci- sion might have in the United States1. President.Roosevelt xvas reported to be reviewing the position of French possessions in the western since the occupation by Germany of bases in Africa would clearly affect the situation as a First Prize RAIDS ON CHUNGKING 1 Press by Cablf Wirelew Aim- cse numbering a hundred Kept the Chinese capital under Hlarrn for finri 9 half hours lollmvirig four raids. Opportunities come and And there is no better lime to em- brace the chances that cnme your way than now. for a 4d. .Entry Tec of rrient is a mighty .lot or money these days. That's why you should not blind to the golden opportunity that now beckons you to grasp Make up your mind to enter the Gleaner's Current Football Com- petition without fail. In fact dp so now and be sure.' Remember you have little to lose and a lot to so why not enter It's interesting and For the picture puzzle this is one you'll want to. study. It's Indeed this a BIG Contest in every way. See page 10 for the coupon and rules. ENTRIES CLOSK SATURDAY 33RD ACGITST 1041. TV United Stafes made dip- Ipmatic relations with the-French- Government contingent on the de- cisions to be to-day by the Petain Cabinet and it was reported that relations would be severed if the Vichy Government accedes to the latest German collaboration de- mands and permits the Nazis to which they in de- fending the French Empire. involved include stra- tegic bases on the Atlantic coast in French African colonies. Officials were chary on formal comment but there seemed a disposition to ex- pect the worst from to-day's delib-_ erations at Some quarters opined the Vichy Government had a definite purpose in view on Saturday when they re- leased statements made in a Paris interview by the envoy in the cupied Fernand de Brinon. These sources pointed out the sum- mary of de Brinon's remarks was that France- had decided fo accept the Nazi .version of world as opposed the. Anglo- American concept. It was pointed out that any programme allotting Germany a share in defending French possession would immedi-r ately bring into question the status of French colonial holdings in the western the strategically-located island of Mar- tinique.. Officials apparently entertained only a small hope that last-minute United States diplomatic efforts might off a collaboration de- cision at Vichy. The possibility the United States might be forced to sever relations caused conjecture whether the United States might then extend recognition to the Free French forces. It is known that the United States regards the Nazi demand for French bases along the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean as a preliminary to a gigantic Axis pincer-operation with Japan thrusting at Britain from the east while Germany strikes from the west. Meanwhile the entire Iberian peninsula and Spanish and Portuguese island possessions ofl Europe and Africa provide the Germans numerous bases for- air and sub- marine warfare against British ves- sels in South Atlantic shipping ____________ t.Asiatic bloc sidrshow to tha- main event which is yet to come. It-is pointed out that with two divisions in Indo-China is not likely to challenge the British in Thailand. JAPAN MOBILIZING STRIKING FORCE Foreign Ministry sources at Shanghai agreed that Japan ii mobilising a powerful striking force in Manchukuo but usually Informed quarters there still Relieved Japan would act only if f ftnavia seemttl ou It was announced in Tokyo to-day that the Japanese Government decided to invoke the full provisions of the General Mobilisation including state control of the stock exchange and marine thus tightening the nation toward war footing. The set empowers the Government to draft Japanese manpower and economic resources in war emergency. AUSTRALIA'S ATTITUDE. At Melbourne Prime Minister Menzies declared to-day that Aus- tralia did not propose to run away from any responsibility she may have in guarding her own or Bri- tain's interests in the Far East. The Prime Minister returned to Melbourne from Adelaide early to- after cancelling plans for an in- spection tour. He attributed his de- cisioin to abandon his to a on page PARLEY HERE ON MPORT CONTROL IN W.I. CLOSES Five of Visiting Officials ti .1 No Statement B m On Decisions Reached Having settled their plans for standardising and unifying the con- trol of exchange and imports in all the British West the various Government officials who have been conferring here with each other and with Sir. Frank Comp- troller for West Indian Develop- ment and are now depart- ing for the seats of their Govern- ments. -Fiye of them left and the others will leave as oppor- tunity offers. The being purely was held in private and no statement of the decisions reached has been promulgated. Mr. Secretary to Sir Frank Stockdale and Secretary to the Man Taken From Bus On Murder Charge U STAGE WHIT native of in St. was ar- restedin Spanish in the vicinity of the Railway station yesterday morning by Detective Corporal Reginald of the Spanish Town on a charge of mur- dering Arnold St. Elizabeth shop-keeper on Saturday night last. Whitely was arrested when he was taken off a 'bus plying i 'tween Kingston and the try parts. The horribly mutilated body of Arnold Sinclair was found in nit Press-as to our decisions and our i bed-room at St. told yesterday that it the was entirely a conference of Government officials to consider greater uniformity of import control among the West In- dian Colonies. -gentlemen who came to attend the. conference were all Competent Authorities or con- trolling officers in their own Col- and it was not possible to make any public statement because import control work was so secret. am afraid we have not been to say .anything at all to RECDRD SUGAR CROP TO END SATURDAY The present sugar crop conclude on Saturday of this week with a production of 250 tons of every ion of excepting the comparative- ly 'small amount consumed locally. has been purchased by the British Government and to Britain and Canada. Only four factories are still grinding and they Will finish this week. They arc Serge Sevens and Ironshore. Preparations are now being made for the next grinding sea- and the estimates show that the coming crop will top the pre- sent one by some Ifi.flDO tons. The present estimates for next crop is Inns. but it is only for that rea- Mr. Norris declared. THOSE WHO LEFT. early Sunday morning. His head was bashed evidently .from sonie blunt hia w i L. dos Financial A. B. Ac- Cap-- tain A. Comptrol- ler of E. Treasurer. St. Lucia. Wind- ward and L. P. St. Windward Islands. They all said how pleasant their stay here -had been per- force it had been very brief and they had. been for the most part too busy to see much of the island. They all declined to make any statement concerning the work nf the confer- ence. It is expected that Mr. Sydney head of the Economic Dr- nartmcnt of the Colonial who attended the ronforohco. will lenv1 and to-morrow Mr. R. H. Wood. Chairman. Supplies Com- mittee British will de- On Friday Mr. H. 1O with razor'. As if to make certain of death both of his arms were broken. According to collected by the it has put for- ward that there is more than the larceny of nionpy behind the mur- the slayer was a homo- sexual pervert. When Sinclair's body was Whitoly was sought for question- ing by the St. Elizabeth but no trace could be found of He was thought to be in Old but it was known that he was n resident of Spanish Town some years ago. Acting on information Corporal Samuels arrested White- ly on the bus on which he had gpno to Kingston and was returning. He is now in the Spanish Town Jail and will brought before Spanish Town R.M. Court arrangements will for his transfer to St. Elizabeth. ;


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Well, there is a Bitcoin electronics ecosystem, and it seems to be growing.
An early developer of hardware systems for Bitcoin mining is US-based CoinTerra and it has recently expanded its business by acquiring Europe-based Bitcoin related software company Bits of Proof.
Dubbed the 'virtual currency', Bitcoin is a software-based online payment system which is based on open-source software.
Mining is the name given to the process of creating a currency transaction and adding it to Bitcoin's global database of transactions. Called the block chain, this electronic database confirms all transactions on the network.
Essentially this is the basis of the currency as it ensures that each Bitcoin is only spent once. The hardware, essentially a network of data processing nodes, not only records transactions, it must also validate transactions. This is called 'proof of work' validation.
The hardware must be secure and tamper-resistant.
In the very early days of the Bitcoin the transactions were processed on networked PCs, but it was inevitable that more bespoke hardware was needed as the financial network proliferated.
The hardware needs to be scalable, as Bitcoin processing nodes can vary in size. The network is inherently large and so there is a requirement for the hardware to be low cost and energy efficient. This is why Asic design has been adopted by CoinTerra.
CoinTerra, based in Austin, Texas, develops scalable data processing hardware for Bitcoin mining datacentres. Called TruePeta, the hardware is based on an Asic.
The acquisition of Bits of Proof brings with it an implementation of the Bitcoin protocol which is scalable for large mining systems running on CoinTerra's hardware.
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View from Point Royal, looking to the southeast (this is a point at the end of a short drive - west of where Grand Canyon Lodge and Bright Angel Point are located).
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That's the name of the rock units and a description of what they look like (geologists can be funny that way sometimes...) - these rocks likely formed in a coastal enviroment like a delta. Some of the cave-like openings in this particular cliff face were used by ancient inhabitants of Utah for storage (the Fremont p...
North rim of the Grand Canyon - the view looking northeast from the scenic lookout called Point Royal. (If the weather were a bit clearer, I believe you could see Vermillion Cliffs in Utah. But it's a bit hazy for that.)
Ice age dune deposits (aeolian sands) lying unconformably on late Miocene (ca 7Ma) river sediments of the Baynunah Formation. Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates. The dune deposits at the top of the outcrop are made up of cemented oolites which were blown in from the Persian Gulf seabed. During Ice Age maxi...
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Arizona State, which plays Washington at Husky Stadium on Saturday, has been close in all three of its losses.
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Last season after beating USC and finding themselves ranked, the Huskies lost six of their next seven games.
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"We don't want to be that team that only beats USC every year and then against the rest of the Pac-10 we just hang up our cleats," said senior safety Nate Williams. "We have a goal, and we expect to win every game still."
The rest of the season starts when Arizona State comes to town for a 7 p.m. game Saturday at Husky Stadium.
It's the first of two consecutive games at home — Oregon State follows next Saturday — that loom critical to UW's bowl hopes. After playing host to ASU and OSU, the Huskies will play the top three teams in the Pac-10 — at Arizona, home against Stanford and at Oregon. So UW seems well-advised to get to 4-2 and have a little cushion entering that stretch.
Washington coach Steve Sarkisian, though, is in full one-game-at-a-time mode at the moment. He said he thought the Huskies might have been too caught up the first few weeks worrying about the ramifications of each game. So he's preaching to his team to play "without fear." He also said he's taking a different approach to the USC aftermath than he did a year ago when he felt it necessary to try to bring the Huskies back to reality. This year, he's stressing picking up where they left off in Los Angeles.
"(We've) talked about it," Sarkisian said. "We didn't say, 'We can't have a letdown, we can't have a letdown.' We told those guys, 'We're not going to have a letdown, and here's why.' "
Asked Thursday if he was worried about a letdown, he said: "You can never tell until Saturday night. As of right now, that's not my concern."
What is, Sarkisian says, is an Arizona State team he has tabbed all week as "scary."
The Sun Devils are 2-3 and have lost nine consecutive games to BCS teams. But Arizona State's three defeats this season came at Wisconsin (20-19), at home against Oregon (42-31) and at Oregon State (31-28), all games that could have gone the way of the Sun Devils.
"We're just not playing up to our potential right now," said ASU defensive tackle Bo Moos, who said he also felt the team was a little "complacent" last week against the Beavers. "But we're hungry for a win. We're going to be ready to play."
ASU's biggest undoing has been a minus-seven margin on turnovers that is third-worst nationally.
The main culprit has been Steven Threet, who has thrown 10 interceptions, more than all but one quarterback in the nation.
That sets up an intriguing matchup with a UW defense that has one interception.
"The games they are losing, it's not because of their opponent," Sarkisian said. "It's that they are making a mistake here or there and shooting themselves in the foot to cost themselves a ballgame. I just hope they don't put it all together against us."
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President Tiefenthaler Begins 'Year of Listening'
As a first step in becoming part of the Colorado College community, President Jill Tiefenthaler is working with a small group representing trustees, faculty, staff, students, and alumni to help her transition into her new role. The Temporary Transition Advisory Committee will serve through the summer. Tiefenthaler's presidency began on July 1.
"My most important goal in the first year is to understand the college and really listen to a lot of different people," Tiefenthaler said.
The committee will provide initial input on key stakeholders, individuals, and groups that the new president should meet, and events she should attend in her first year at Colorado College to ensure that she connects with the college and its community broadly and in meaningful ways.
"Every culture is so different," Tiefenthaler said. "A year of listening is critical, to understand our greatest strengths, our blemishes, and our opportunities for the future."
The transition committee members are:
Jonathan Lee, Faculty Executive Committee chair
Esther Redmount, former Faculty Executive Committee chair
Jane Murphy, assistant professor of history
Brian Linkhart, associate professor of biology
Ken Ralph, director of athletics
Randy Nehls, Staff Council co-chair
Isabel Werner '08, young alumni trustee
Heather Carroll '89 Alumni Association Board
Emily Fukunaga '12, student
Logan Dahl '12, student, CC Student Government Association
Suzanne Woolsey (ex officio), Board of Trustees chair
Working Group: Beth Brooks, director of the president's office; Jermyn Davis, chief of staff, president's office; Steve Elder, vice president for advancement; and Jane Turnis, director of communications
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Board of Trustees Meeting Action
The Board of Trustees voted on May 20, 2011, in favor of amending the college bylaws, effective as of July 1, 2011, to add "gender identity, gender expression" as an additional category for protection in Article IX "Equal Opportunity Statement" of the bylaws and in the college's anti-discrimination policy. The bylaws state that any such vote is not effective until expiration of a 30-day advance notice requirement of the resolution amending the bylaws. The draft resolution for the Gender Identity Bylaws Amendment was provided to the trustees at the May 21, 2011 plenary session. The 30-day advance notice requirement for the Gender Identity Bylaws Amendment has now passed. The Bylaws Amendment will now be effective on July 1, 2011.
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Henry Fricke's Research Helps Determine Dinosaur Body Temperatures
Researchers have developed a new way of determining the body temperatures of dinosaurs, providing new insights into whether dinosaurs were cold-or warm-blooded.
A paper co-written by Associate Geology Professor Henry Fricke discusses the techniques used to determine the body temperature of animals that have been extinct for 150 million years.
By analyzing the teeth of sauropods — long-tailed, long-necked dinosaurs that were the biggest land animals ever to have lived — the scientists found that these dinosaurs were nearly as warm as most modern mammals. The paper can be viewed at: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2011/06/22/science.1206196
The research was funded by the National Science Foundation's division of earth sciences
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Anne Hyde's New Book Reassesses Critical Period of Western History
Anne Hyde, professor of history and Southwest studies, recently published "Empires, Nations, and Families: A History of the North American West, 1800-1860," part of a five-volume series that reassesses the entire field of Western history.
The book, published by the University of Nebraska Press, makes clear that the Louisiana Purchase did not involve virgin wilderness discovered by virtuous Anglo entrepreneurs. Rather, the United States was a newcomer in a place already complicated by vying empires.
The period covered in Hyde's book, 1800-1860, spans the fur trade, Mexican War, gold rushes, and the Overland Trail, usually very male-dominated fields of study. Hyde took a different approach, and, using letters and business records, documented the broad family associations that crossed national and ethnic boundaries. "These folks turned out to be almost entirely people of great wealth and status who loved and married across racial and cultural lines. It turns out that the West of that period is really a mixed race world that made perfect cultural and economic sense until national ideas made that cultural choice impossible in the 1850s," Hyde said.
"Empires, Nations, and Families" reveals how, in the 1850s, immigrants to the newest region of the United States violently wrested control from Native and other powers, and how conquest and competing demands for land and resources brought about a volatile frontier culture—not at all the peace and prosperity that the new power had promised.
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- 22nd June 2011 -
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Worner Campus Center Undergoes Major Renovation
The Worner Campus Center, the nucleus of all campus activity, is undergoing a major renovation that will result in a more welcoming and energy-efficient building.
Most of the Worner Center improvements are focused on the main level, with the goal of transforming the dated and congested Rastall Hall into a dining area that is bright, sustainable, and easily navigated. A portion of the north side of Rastall will be opened to the Perkins Lounge area with full light doors (see artist's rendition), resulting in a flexible layout that can accommodate a variety of functions. Most notable of the changes will be the servery area which will be open to the dining area and will provide a variety of new food choices.
Colorado Coffee is moving inside the entrance to Benji's, and Benji's will be upgraded with an improved layout, which includes a new grill area, Taqueria, Sushi, Grab n' Go coolers, flooring, furniture, and new paint. Benji's, along with Colorado Coffee, also will be used as an additional study area in the evenings, giving students more study area options.
Energy efficiency is a major goal of the renovation, and the project is aiming for LEED certification, said Will Wise, building trades manager for facilities and project manager for this project. Approximately 144 solar panels producing 35KW are being installed on the Worner Center roof to help offset the electrical usage in the building. An interactive flatscreen on the main floor will be devoted to monitoring energy consumption in Worner Center, he said.
The shared kitchen between Rastall and Benji's will have the most energy-efficient dishwasher available, one which drastically reduces water use. The new kitchen appliances are Energy Star-rated, lighting throughout the building will be upgraded to low-energy usage lights, plumbing will be low-flow and all 25 toilets in Worner will be dual-flush.
The building's seven air handlers, most of which date from the original 1959 building, will be reduced to five vastly more efficient ones. The air handlers take care of the building's ventilation, heating, and air conditioning needs.
"Our goal is to reduce energy consumption by a minimum of 30 percent," Wise said. A 30 percent reduction would result in an anticipated savings of $108,000 a year, he said. Total cost of the project is $9 million, which includes $7.7 million for construction, as well as architect, engineer, permits, and testing fees, and funds for new paint and carpeting, and other aesthetic issues, Wise said.
The project has a tight timeline of 81 days, and in order to complete the work by the August 19 deadline, two crews are working two shifts, six days a week . Bon Appetit will then have a week to get the kitchen ready before new students arrive on campus. In the meantime, the kitchen in Bemis Hall, which was remodeled last summer in preparation for the Worner Center renovation, is handing all the campus's summer dining needs.
The project is the first major renovation of Rastall Hall since 1988, when the building took on a major transformation, and follows recommendations made in a 2009 study involving faculty, staff, students, and trustees.
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- Posted by lweddell in General News
Board of Trustees Meeting Actions
The CC Board of Trustees met May 19-21 on campus and conducted the following business.
Voted to approve:
- The Revised Faculty Handbook, to become effective July 1, 2011.
- Promotion to full professor for Hong Jiang in the Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages.
- The transferring of $1.6 million of year-end dollars to fund the previously approved FY 2011-12 distribution from the Financial Aid Quasi Endowment for scholarships during the 2011-12 academic year.
- Renewal of trustee Mike Lampton's term.
- 2011-12 trustee committee membership and chair assignments.
- Renewal of the current trustee officers' terms for 2011-12.
- A resolution naming the Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center theater the "Richard F. Celeste Theatre."
The Board celebrated with the William Jackson Palmer Society inductees; dined with President Celeste and Jacqueline Lundquist to honor them for their efforts on behalf of the college for the past nine years; and recognized outgoing trustees Liz Larned '83, Ray Petros '72, and Hans Utsch P'92 and P'95.
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Board Votes to Name Cornerstone Venue 'Richard F. Celeste Theatre'
The Colorado College Board of Trustees has honored President Richard F. Celeste, the 12th president of Colorado College, by naming the south theater in the Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center the "Richard F. Celeste Theatre."
Board members passed the resolution at their May meeting, saying they wished to recognize Celeste for his "exemplary leadership as president of Colorado College for nine years; his deep passion for all things CC, including the interdisciplinary arts; and his strong commitment to building and sustaining a rich relationship between the college and its treasured community of Colorado Springs."
The venue is the main theater in Colorado College's iconic $33.4 million, 72,400-square-foot interdisciplinary arts center, designed by architect Antoine Predock. The building, dedicated at the October 2008 Homecoming and Parent's Weekend, has earned a gold-level LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
The theater has been the venue for such events as lectures by author Amy Tan and U.S. Poet Laureate Kay Ryan; the first-time gathering of three cutting-edge playwrights, David Henry Hwang, Tony Kushner and Suzan-Lori Parks; the "Four Governors, One Stage" event in which former Colorado governors Dick Lamm, Roy Romer and Bill Owens gathered for a discussion moderated by Celeste, a former two-term governor of Ohio; and numerous concerts, films and dance presentations.
The theater holds a maximum of 451 seats. The venue is equipped with a variable room acoustic system with which the necessary acoustical aura can be literally dialed in with digitally controlled enhancements.
Celeste steps down as president of the college on June 30 and will be succeeded by Jill Tiefenthaler, currently the provost at Wake Forest University.
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Two Philosophy Majors Present Work at Philosophy Conference
Two Colorado College philosophy majors recently presented their work at Pacific University's Undergraduate Philosophy Conference.
Madeline Mindich '11 presented "The Human Condition and the Ethics of Remembering It: An Essay Inspired by the 'Concluding Unscientific Postscript'." Joel Bock '11 presented "Dwelling as Being at Home in the World: The Heideggerian Plight of Dwelling in Wolfe's 'You Can't Go Home Again'."
The Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference is an annual, two-day conference held each spring, attracting students from across the country and internationally. The purpose of the conference is to provide a forum for the presentation of philosophical work of undergraduates to their peers. Since 1997, almost 1,000 students from more than 240 schools have participated.
All of the participants are undergraduate students, with the exception of the annual keynote address by a renowned philosopher. Past keynote speakers have included Paul Churchland, Hilary Putnam, John Searle, Keith Lehrer, Catherine Elgin, John Perry, Hubert Dreyfus, Jerry Fodor, and Alvin Plantinga.
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Dylan Nelson's 'Soundtrack for a Revolution' to Air May 9 on PBS
"Soundtrack for a Revolution," the documentary produced by Dylan Nelson, Colorado College's artist-in-residence for film studies, will air on Monday, May 9 on PBS's "American Experience."
The 82-minute documentary is the story of the American Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and '60s, told through the freedom songs protesters sang on picket lines, in meetings and in jails. As current singers perform songs from the era, interviews and archival footage evoke the movement's emotional history.
A companion to the PBS history series, "American Experience" includes features on a range of people and events in American history. Praised as the finest documentary series on television, "American Experience" brings to life the compelling stories from the past that inform our understanding of the world today.
In addition to the documentary's debut on "American Experience," Nelson, along with the directors, will present the film at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Wednesday, May 11, at its contemporary documentaries series. The program is a showcase for feature-length and short documentaries drawn from the Academy Award nominations, including the winners, as well as other important and innovative films considered by the Academy that year.
Nelson, along with her husband, Clay Haskell, teach a variety of filmmaking classes, as well as the popular off-campus class, "On Location: Hollywood."
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This type of work would also help establish the nature of cognitive processes characterizing these populations. As Denckla (chapter 13 of this volume) notes, the boundary between spatial cognition and executive functions is poorly established in the behavioral domain. Similarly, is attention a separable process or better subsumed under the rubric of executive function? For spatial cognition, major connections occur between the right posterior area of the brain and the frontal lobes. Similarly, as Courchesne et al. (chapter 6, this volume) notes, higher order mental activities mediated by the neocerebellum are richly connected to motor output and planning areas of the frontal lobes. Consistent with Goldman-Rakic (chapter 1 of this volume), behavioral dissociations may not reflect the nature and location of a CNS insult, but the effect on a complex set of sequenced events leading to an end product.
Classification also offers a general perspective for this research. The articles in this volume are not isolated studies, but occur in a broader research context. Questions about relationships across syndromes may lead to a set of principles concerning the relationship of behavior and the brain. It is not likely that a set of findings characteristic of children with Williams or Turner syndrome will only apply to these disorders. Rather, these findings may reflect more fundamental principles concerning how the brain mediates behavior after early disruption. It is the search for these principles that holds the keys to enhancing the development of children with early CNS deviations.
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Dr Munroe had generated controversy in the Bahamas with his cautionary statements about 'marital rape.'.
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Team Experience will be sharing highlights of their summer viewing in a week but until then, out of curiousity... What would you name the best single scene of the summer movie season? Here are a bakers dozen of candidates that thrilled yours truly...
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It launched in October 2011, bringing with it a slew of new features, including built-in social media and chatting tools, groups for organising contacts, multitasking, and improved Live Tiles. A small update called Tango (not to be confused with the VoIP app) is slated next, and then the world will see Apollo, which is rumored to launch in mid-2012.Microsoft wouldn't tell us whether Thursday's leak report is accurate, but offered insight on its OS plans in general."We think your smartphone should be smarter," a Microsoft spokesperson told Wired. "When I take a picture, a 'smart' phone should anticipate that I may want to share it with a friend or on Facebook and help me easily do that. With Windows Phone these kinds of things are just built in, and we think there's always room for a better way."A number of Windows Phone developers (several whom also write iOS and Android apps) were eager to share their thoughts on this rumoured "better way.""I am very excited to hear that Microsoft is making a strong push to catch up to the iOS and Android platforms," Sina Mobasser, co-founder of iOS and Windows Phone app BarMax said. "But while the specs that were leaked are certainly appetising, they will not be enough." Mobasser thinks Microsoft is still "holding a lot of cards close to its chest," and we have to agree. But Thursday's leak is still a tantalising look at what Windows Phone could offer in the near future.All of which begs the question: Is Windows Phone Apollo enough? If it were released right now, how would it measure up against its biggest competitors, iOS 5 and Android 4, aka Ice Cream Sandwich? Here's our take on how it may fare in six key areas.Hardware support Right now, Windows Phones are limited to single-core processors. They also lack support for removable storage. But Windows Phone Apollo will support multi-core processors, as well as microSD storage.Because iOS devices do not include removable storage, Apollo would trump iOS there. But both the iPhone 4S, which was released in October 2011, and the iPad 2, released in March 2011, are dual-core devices that run Apple's A5 processor. Apple's next iPad is rumoured to be built on a quad-core A6 processor, so it's imperative for Microsoft that Windows Phone run multi-core processors, if only to remain modern and relevant.Of course, Android began supporting multi-core devices as far back as Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) in February 2011. And pretty much every Android smartphone allows for SD or microSD storage. The Android OS has supported this feature for quite a long time."Hardware-wise, I'm not a big fan of what I call the 'arms race' because I think there is still a lot of room to optimise software to use hardware like GPUs more effectively," Windows developer Kelly Sommer said via email. Indeed, current Windows Phones don't exhibit any major performance shortcomings, despite their specs handicap. But it never hurts performance -- or public perception -- to match industry-standard specs.Apollo will also allow for more screen resolutions and device form factors than Mango currently does. "As a user, different screen resolutions and more powerful phones will help to sell more compelling hardware to better compete with iOS and Android," Setton said.Verdict: Apollo essentially reaches parity with iOS and Android in terms of hardware support, but doesn't offer earth-shaking innovation.Mobile payment Windows Phone Apollo will use NFC technology to facilitate mobile payments. With a swipe of your phone on a point-of-purchase RFID tag, you'll be able to buy coffee, cigarettes, and sundry other consumables. Sound familiar? That's what Google is doing -- or is attempting to do -- with its Google Wallet mobile payment platform.Unlike Wallet, however, it looks like Microsoft's version of NFC payments will play by carrier rules. According to the PocketNow report, "The ' Wallet experience' "will have the capability to be carrier-branded and controlled." This is a point of contention for Android's Wallet feature. Google has been battling carriers like Verizon over whether Wallet will appear on upcoming Android 4 devices. Wallet, in fact, did not make an appearance on the latest flagship Android device, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.In the US carriers such as AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon want a piece of the mobile-payment pie through their own version of Wallet, dubbed Isis. This leaves Sprint as the only US carrier that currently offers Google Wallet. And it also opens up a huge window of opportunity for Windows Phone to take charge in the mobile payments arena.Developers could also take advantage of the technology, if the API is exposed. "Developers can leverage that to create some brand-new experiences for smartphone users," Sommers said.Although many people expected -- hoped? hypothesised? -- that Apple's 2011 iPhone, the 4S, would include NFC, Apple hasn't yet adopted the burgeoning technology. Verdict: When it comes to mobile payments and NFC, Apollo is ahead of Apple's current curve, though this could change if the iPhone 5 supports NFC in a big way. As for Android, Apollo's NFC support might actually trump Android's, if only because it would receive carrier blessings. Read page 2 123 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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