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Classic Plus Karte
Enjoy the priority on Turkish Airlines domestic flights
To Qualify:
Classic card holders need to reach 25.000 Status Miles within 12 consecutive months in order to qualify for Classic Plus Membership.
Classic Plus Card is valid for 2 years.
In order to take the advantages of Classic Plus card, the membership number should be indicated during reservation and the Classic Plus card must be presented at time of check-in.
Classic Plus Card is valid for 2 years.
In order to take the advantages of Classic Plus card, the membership number should be indicated during reservation and the Classic Plus card must be presented at time of check-in.
In order to re-qualify for Classic Plus membership, a Classic card holder needs to collect 17.000 Status Miles either within the first year or 35.000 Status Miles within 2 years of the Classic Plus membership. Otherwise, the membership status will be renewed as "Classic".
What are the advantages of Classic Plus membership?
- Besides your Turkish Airlines and other Star Alliance member airlines' flights, you will earn miles from our Program Partner Hotels and Car Rental Companies.
- If exists, you can also earn miles through your Miles&Miles credit card expenditures. All your earned miles will be collected under your Miles&Smiles account.
- Our members can now purchase 1.000 bonus miles over the internet for 25 Euros, including VAT. In fact, you can purchase up to 10.000 miles in one year.
Please log in buy bonus Miles.
Bonus Miles Purchase Rules
- Purchased bonus miles and fee for purchased bonus miles are non-refundable.
- Miles cost 25 Euro(include tax) per 1.000 miles within the Bonus Miles purchasing prosedure.
- Members can purchase up to maximum 10.000 bonus miles for their own accounts or for each other members accounts within each calender year.
- Miles are available in increments of 1.000 miles.
- Purchased bonus Miles are subject to the terms and conditions of the Miles&Smiles Program.
- In order to take the advantage of using purchased bonus miles on our web page , at least one Turkish Airlines or Star Alliance member Airlines flight should be registered in to the members account.
- Purchased bonus miles through web site post immediately to the member's account.
- Sms and e-mail message send to our member after posted bonus miles to the member account.
- Once you have collected enough miles you can redeem them for award tickets, companion or upgrades either for yourself or for your beloved ones.
- Check-in at the Business Class counters on Turkish Airlines domestic flights. Domestic check-in counters reserved exclusively for you: Classic Plus members can complete their check-in formalities at the Business Class counters upon presenting their cards to the check-in agents for Turkish Airlines domestic flights, even they fly on Economy Class.
- Priority on the waiting list over non-members and Classic Card holders. To enjoy this priority simply ask our staff to enter your membership number and the type of card you own in the passenger record (PNR) .
- Access to the CIP lounges on Turkish Airlines domestic flights: You are at liberty to make use of private lounges (CIP Lounges) on Turkish Airlines domestic flights even if you are booked on Economy Class flights.
The Private Lounges (CIP) Classic Plus Card owners can make use of:
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- Last Minute Upgrade: You can have your flight class upgraded to Business Class at time of check-in by redeeming miles from your Miles&Smiles account as an Classic Plus Card Member upon presenting your paid Economy Class ticket and your Elite Plus Card at the check-in.
Additional baggage allowance: Enjoy the privilege of extra baggage allowance of up to 10 kg over your flight class baggage rights at no additional charge both on Turkish Airlines domestic and international flights. Excluding piece concept applicable flights to/from USA & Canada. In addition to this, at destination airports, you will have your baggage delivered to you at the earliest possible time allowed by the local facilities, provided that you have Miles&Smiles baggage tags, sent to you with your Classic Plus Card, attached to your luggage.
Please click on to see card advantages chart
You may benefit from the following advantages on flights of other Star Alliance member airlines with your Classic Plus card which is equal to the Star Alliance Silver level.
- Priority Reservations Waitlisting - when there aren't any seats left on your preferred flight, gives you priority should a seat become available. (Not permitted for Star Alliance Award tickets.)
- Priority Airport Standby - gives you top priority when standing by for a flight at the airport.
Family Membership
Family membership will allow you to collect and spend miles to/from one single account which enables you to achieve more program awards.
Family membership consists of your spouse and single children under the age of 25. As an Classic Plus card holder, you can pool their miles with those of yours in your own Classic Plus account under "family miles". Please keep in mind that your family members' miles collected on Turkish Airlies' flights and also Star Alliance member Airline flights and all miles collected from our partners will be credited to your Classic Plus account. Each family member will have his/her own account. Any activities family members participate in will be credited as bonus miles in Classic Plus member account and family members flight activities will be credited to their own accounts as status miles for upgrading to a higher membership level.
In case you request a family membership as an Classic Plus Card holder, simply send your signed request together with the ID copies of your family members (inc. your marriage certificate) to the below address. Simply fax us to +902124652363 or e-mail us email@example.com or send your signed request .If your family members already have their Miles&Smiles accounts, please note their membership numbers and include the photocopies of Miles&Smiles membership cards. If they are not, their Miles&Smiles application forms must be included. Family membership will be valid after the request of member is proceed.
Classic Plus members may transfer their family members miles which are not used before to their accounts as Bonus Miles.


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we will miss his presence, hope he can stay with the team with some capacityNew York Knicks Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations and General Manager Glen Grunwald announced forward/center Rasheed Wallace has retired from playing professional basketball.
"Rasheed has given this team everything he had," Head Coach Mike Woodson said. "He is a winner, true professional and leader on and off the court. Due to his injury, he will not be available to play for us during the playoffs. We owe this season's success to veterans like Rasheed."

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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
Haemophilus influenzae, or H. influenzae, represents a group of bacteria that may cause different types of infections in infants and children. H. influenzae most commonly causes ear, eye, or sinus infections, and pneumonia. A more serious strain of the bacteria called H. influenzae type b has been nearly abolished in the US due to effective vaccine development, which has been available since 1988. The more serious strain was responsible for causing meningitis (infection of the membranes that surround the brain) and a life-threatening infection called epiglottitis (infection of the area of the throat that covers and protects the voice box and trachea during swallowing). In rare cases, children may still develop H. influenzae type b infections. This can occur if the child has not completed their series of immunizations or in older children who did not receive the vaccine as an infant.
The H. influenzae bacteria live in the upper respiratory tract and are usually transmitted by close contact with an infected individual. Droplets in the air from a sneeze can be inhaled and may also cause infection.
The following are the most common symptoms of H. influenzae infections. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of H. influenzae infection may resemble other medical conditions. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
Your child's physician may diagnose the illness based on clinical examination and a medical history. Specific tests will depend on the location of the infection. In some cases, your physician may take a culture of fluid from the eye, ear, blood, or spinal fluid. In other situations, this may be not be possible and a diagnosis will be made based on your child's specific symptoms. Other diagnostic tests may include:
Treatment for H. influenzae greatly depends on which area of the body is infected. Specific treatment for H. influenzae will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Regardless of the location, antibiotics may be used to treat infections caused by H. influenzae. The length of treatment varies depending on the location and severity of the infection. Other therapy will be supportive (aimed at treating the symptoms present).
Immunization against type b, which is the most invasive strain of H. influenzae, is routinely administered in a three- or four-part series. The first vaccine is received at 2 months of age and the two subsequent doses are given at about 4 months and 6 months. A booster is then given between 12 and 15 months of age. If a child did not receive the vaccine and is older than 5 years, it may not be necessary for them to be immunized. Other populations that should be encouraged to receive the vaccine include the following:
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Today is my last review from from OldTimeCandy.com's samples. It's Black Cow®! I chose this candy because I had no idea what this candy was other than it was indeed a retro "classic" candy that recently made a comeback. I haven't seen it in stores anywhere myself, so I figured it was my change to give this classic a try.
Firstly, I love the wrapper on this bar. The brown and yellow color scheme is very stylish and appealing, yet evokes an "old time" feel. It's a flat, pliable candy, even in the wrapper. I immediately compared it to Big Hunk, Abba Zabba and the Turkish Taffy candies right away because of it. The all seem to belong to the same "family" of styles. What I find interesting about Black Cow® is that it says it's "chocolate caramel" and not "taffy". Sadly this bar is not real chocolate either, as there's no cocoa butter on the ingredients list.
Opening the wrapper, the candy smells like brownie batter. We're off to a good start! It's chocolate colored and have a nice gloss to it. The flavor is very sweet and sure enough, I do get notes of chocolate and buttery caramel in there. I do taste the butter very strongly, and it does compliment the chocolate flavors well. The chew is dense and sticky, yet it doesn't stick to your teeth. This really is brownie batter in taffy from wow!
Now I am sad with myself for requesting only one sample! I was floored I wasn't expecting Black Cow® to be so good! It just goes to show you never know what a candy is like until you try it.
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This smart little lakeside town is packed with charm, offering a good range of shops, bars and cafés and a traffic free centre. During the height of the winter the lake freezes over enabling you to walk from one side to the other, while activities such as curling and skating are practised upon it. Zell am See is part of the Europa Sport Region which includes the neighbouring glacier resort of Kaprun. Easily accessible by local ski bus, the area provides a great range of pistes to suit all levels.
The ski area at Zell am See offers tree lined skiing best suited to beginners and intermediates although there are several black pistes. The views from the peak at Schmitten Pfiff are spectacular, overlooking the lake, with the glaciers toward the Grossglockner in the distance.
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Ideally located at the 'Paris End' of little Collins the Stamford Plaza Melbourne offers a luxurious, welcoming home away from home for corporate and leisure travellers, with self contained spacious apartment-style one, two or three bedroom suites. Stamford Plaza Melbourne is situated in the heart of cosmopolitan Melbourne, providing easy access to the bustling city, business district, shopping, theatre and restaurants.This five star all-suite hotel comprises of 283 elegantly-appointed suites, each with a fully equipped kitchen, private ensuite bathrooms for each bedroom, high-speed internet connectivity, Harry's Restaurant & Bar, new gymnasium, heated indoor swimming pool, spa and sauna and business centre. Stamford Plaza Melbourne also offers first class conferencing, wedding and event facilities with a fantastic team on-site to help create your perfect event.Harry's Restaurant is the place to start your day with a selection from the breakfast buffet, enjoy the many delicious choices on offer for lunch and dinner where only the finest fresh, seasonal local produce available. Take in the relaxed and comfortable surrounds of Harry's Bar anytime during the day, from great coffee made-to-order, an extensive wine list to the delights of some creative cocktails. Stamford Plaza Melbourne look forward to welcoming you to the Stamford Plaza Melbourne where you will enjoy five star service and facilities, and enjoy every minute of your stay.
Each of the luxury Melbourne hotel accommodation one bedroom suites has a separate kitchen with all-modern facilities (including microwave, hot plates and dishwasher), dining room, lounge, separate bedroom and en-suite with bath-spa.
The luxury Melbourne hotel accommodation two bedroom suites contain all the features of the one bedroom suite but with two separate bedrooms with two separate en-suite bathrooms (one with shower only and the other has the bath-spa).
Cancellations must be made a minimum 48 hours prior to arrival.
Located in the heart of Melbourne Central Business District is on Little Collins Street between Exhibition and Russell Streets.


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Guiding Hands Learning Center
J. Crew
Jos. A. Bank
La Sirena Grill
Legacy Dance Academy
Lululemon Athletica
MAC Cosmetics
Manhattan Beach Rejuvenation
Marmalade Café
Melt Gelato & Crepe Café
Milan Nails
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ail Garden
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Salt Creek Grille
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza
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Sur La Table
The Container Store
The Counter
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Whole Foods Market
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Ya Ya's
Paper Source
Paper Source
2008-G East Park Place
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Paper Source is a premier paperie and gift retailer offering a curated selection of fine papers, custom invitations and announcements, distinctive gifts, quirky greeting cards, gift wrap, paper craft kits, party supplies and personalized stationery and stamps. Over half of the products we offer are original Paper Source designs from our Chicago-based team; offering a unique aesthetic and exclusive color palette.
2008-C East Park Place
(310) 606-5530
ivivva, offers athletic wear for young girls ages 4-14, Whether it's gymnastics, dance, figure skating, field hockey, track and field or soccer, we want your little athlete to be prepared with all the right athletic wear.
Nail Garden
Nail Garden
2005-B2 East Park Place
(310) 640-9005
Nail Garden is a California-based nail salon franchise with multiple locations. Founded in 2005 by a young, female USC entrepreneur, Nail Garden provides clients fabulously indulgent nail care while maintaining the highest level of cleanliness and sterilization in the industry. One of the first nail salon brands to offer a stylish experience with culture and professionalism. NG is all about convenience and affordability, in a modern comfortable atmosphere. Services also include: waxing, facials, make-up, spray tanning and more!
2008-I East Park Place
Wondertree Kids
Wondertree Kids
710-A Allied Way
(310) 535-0001
Early Childhood Enrichment, Preschool Readiness & Formal Music Training Classes in a Fun, Playful and Safe Environment for children ages Birth to Six. Shop for Unique Educational and Fun toys and Games and Host Memorable Birthday Parties as Well!
The Container Store
The Container Store
(424) 277-3210
In 1978, The Container Store opened the first store devoted entirely to storage and organization products – and from day one embraced a culture focused first and foremost on our employees. Our store offers more than 10,000 products to help you organize just about any area of your home or office, including our best-selling closet and home organization system, elfa. We're pleased to offer FREE design services with elfa in our stores, online or by phone.
(310) 442-6084
Drybar is a brand new "blow dry bar" concept created around a very simple idea: No cuts. No color. Just blowouts for only $35.
Whole Foods Market
Whole Foods Market
760 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 333-1900
Founded in 1980 as one small store in Austin, Texas, Whole Foods Market is now the world's leading retailer of natural and organic foods with 186 stores in North America and the United Kingdom. To date, Whole Foods Market remains uniquely mission driven: We're highly selective about what we sell, dedicated to stringent quality standards, and committed to sustainable agriculture.
800 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 414-0066
Brooks Shoes for Kids
Brooks Shoes for Kids
2008-F East Park Place
(310) 322-2626
Brooks Shoes for KIDS brings over 50 years of childrens shoe experience to Plaza El Segundo. We have 11 stores to serve you in the state of California. We carry the best in domestic and international children's footwear. We carry everything from rainboots to houseslippers and everything in between.
Banana Republic
Banana Republic
2004-E East Park Place
(310) 322-2155
Style with Soul, Wear to Work Apparel & Accessories
2004-C East Park Place
(310) 647-4226
BCBGMAXAZRIA offers trend setting, yet wearable looks that take todays' modern woman from day to night, work to weekend. BCBGMAXAZRIA features suitings, jeans, outerwear, dresses, eveningwear, swimwear, handbags, footwear, eyewear, and accessories.
2008-D East Park Place
(310) 426-9675
To satisfy the fashion needs of the modern, sexy and sophisticated woman.
Best Buy
Best Buy
740 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 416-9937
Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE: BBY) is an innovative Fortune 100 growth company that continually strives to create superior customer experiences. We sell consumer electronics, home-office products, entertainment software, appliances and related services. Our location in Plaza El Segundo also has availability of products and services designed to make the life of the business owner easier, more fun, and more productive.
Cost Plus World Market
Cost Plus World Market
720 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 535-0024
Active Ride Shop
Active Ride Shop
720-A Allied Way
(310) 606-8621
Active, established in 1989, has grown to become a leading retailer and mail order business in the action sports and fashion industry. Active Ride Shops premier retail locations are throughout Southern California, and Activerideshop.com is ready to serve you 24/7. Active offers its customers the world's finest brands, and the industry's hottest trends from companies such as: Vans, Nike, Lakai, Emerica, DVS, Burton, Diesel, Billabong, KR3W, Hurley and much more...
Manhattan Beach Rejuvenation
Manhattan Beach Rejuvenation
730-B Allied Way
(310) 322-3211
Pamper yourself and luxuriate in our relaxing medspa, while licensed, experienced clinicians help you achieve a lifetime of beautiful, healthy skin and a more contoured body. We use state of the art lasers and the highest quality medical grade products. Free consultations on Laser Hair Removal, Skin Rejuvenation, Botox, Fillers, Weight Loss, Body Contouring, Microdermabrasion and Peels. Spa gifts and accessories.
Lululemon Athletica
Lululemon Athletica
2008-A East Park Place
(310) 640-9476
Lululemon Athletica is a yoga-inspired athletic apparel company that provides components for people to live longer, healthier, and more fun lives. Setting the bar in technical fabrics and functional designs, Lululemon works with yogis and athletes in local communities for continuous research and product feedback. Lululemon Athletica was founded in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1998 by Chip Wilson, founder of Westbeach Sports, a skate / surf / snowboard clothing company.
J. Crew
J. Crew
2004-K East Park Place
(310) 607-0136
An icon of style, J. Crew is known worldwide for its sophisticated, fun clothing and accessories to live, work, play, and even get married in.
Milan Nails
Milan Nails
740-C Allied Way
(310) 322-6768
A comfortable and enjoyable salon featuring manicures, pedicures, hand and foot massage, facials and waxing, all in a deeply relaxing environment. The decor is soothing Italian contemporary. The equipment, state of the art. The prices are competitive. And the experience is unmatched. Milan Nails in Plaza El Segundo is the product of a 30-year family tradition of quality and service. Our goal: To remake the image of traditional nail salons into one of high professionalism.
JoS. A. Bank
JoS. A. Bank
740-A Allied Way
(310) 322-2116
JoS. A. Bank is not just another menswear retailer. What makes us unique is also what has attracted customers to our stores for 102 years; a heritage of quality and workmanship, an extensive selection of beautifully-made, classically-styled tailored and casual clothing, and prices typically 20 to 30 percent below our competitors.
Legacy Dance Academy
Legacy Dance Academy
730-G Allied Way
(310) 322-1500
Legacy Dance Academy offers ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, salsa, mommy & me, competition team, summer dance and cheer camps. We believe that a personal approach is the key to providing the best dance training. At Legacy Dance Academy, class sizes are limited to ensure individual attention is given to each student.
Marmalade Cafe
Marmalade Cafe
2014 East Park Place
(310) 648-7200
A charming Bistro-style cafe open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week. Decorated with antiques from all over the world. Offering an expansive menu with full and half size portions. Beautiful patio seating is available to enhance your dining experience. Marmalade Cafe also offers full service catering and can provide chefs and service staff at your house or location for any size occasion.
Melt Gelato & Crepe Café
Melt Gelato & Crepe Café
730-A Allied Way
(310) 647-5887
Melt gelato & crepe café is a franchise featuring authentic Italian gelato and sorbetto, paninis, sweet & savory French crepes, fat-free smoothies, and Italian coffee, cakes, pastries, soup and salads, chocolates, cookies, bagels, and juices.
Dick's Sporting Goods
Dick's Sporting Goods
770 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 726-9123
At Dick's Sporting Goods, our mission is to be the #1 sports and fitness specialty retailer for all athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. Now with over 450 stores, Dick's offers the finest quality products at competitive prices, backed by the best service anywhere. Like you, we have a real passion for sports.
La Sirena Grill
La Sirena Grill
710-D Allied Way
(310) 640-6170
A contemporary Mexican Grill with an edge. Everything from our spicy fire-roasted salsas, blackened seasonings, hand-made tortillas, and agua frescas are made from scratch using the freshest quality ingredients, including natural and organic meats. The restaurant offers a warm, rustic dining area with sunset colors, open-air patio, and premium tequila bar.
MAC Cosmetics
MAC Cosmetics
2008-H East Park Place
(310) 335-9190
2004-H East Park Place
(855) 466-7467
H & M offers fashion and quality at the best price.
750 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 607-9646
HomeGoods offers unique home decor, kitchen essentials, rugs, lighting, bedding, luxurious bath towels and affordable home furnishings.
California Fish Grill
California Fish Grill
730-H Allied Way
(310) 322-1200
California Fish Grill offers a wide variety of fish and seafood from around the world.
730 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 333-0602
At PetSmart you'll find smart solutions for healthier, happier pets…like professional grooming, accredited pet training, advanced nutrition foods, a PetPerks card with instant savings on hundreds of items everyday, and most importantly, associates who care about pets as much as you do.
2004-A East Park Place
(310) 414-9351
Dessert that is good for your health!! Pinkberry offers all new era of Frozen Yogurt. Our irresistible yogurt will keep you coming back for some more. Choose from 16 different healthy toppings to enjoy with your choice of yogurt; all fresh fruit and berries, cereals, and nuts.
Salt Creek Grille
Salt Creek Grille
2015 East Park Place
(310) 335-9288
If you're looking for relaxed, upscale dining, think Salt Creek Grille. A classic American grille specializing in mesquite grilled steaks, fresh seafood, chops, and barbeque ribs. An extensive wine list complements the classic American-fare. Patio-dining, a jazz piano bar, and a cozy outdoor fireplace will enhance your dining experience. Come experience Salt Creek Grille's hospitality and impressive offerings that are the talk of the town!
Chase Bank
Chase Bank
780-A Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 535-0013
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business and commercial banking, financial transaction processing, asset management, and private equity.
2005-A East Park Place
(310) 615-1149
Sur La Table
Sur La Table
2009 East Park Place
(310) 524-0023
Find thousands of products for the kitchen - from hard-to-find items to everyday necessities, including bakeware, barware, cookware, electrics, gadgets, tabletop, and more. Since 1972, Sur la Table has brought the traditions, tools and tastes of the world to people who love to cook and entertain.
730-D Allied Way
(310) 647-3467
Temptress is a destination for the beauty industry's most prestigious skin care, perfume and cosmetic brands and gifts. The store features the entire, hard-to-find, signature Sisley skin care line, Darphin, Sonja Dackar, Kiehl's, Creed, Bond #9 perfumes, Santa Maria Novella body products, Sue Devitt cosmetic line and Bumble & Bumble hair products. Temptress also offers many gift items including Diptyque candles from France and Match Pewter from Italy.
The Veggie Grill
The Veggie Grill
720-D Allied Way
(310) 535-0025
Comfort food never felt so good! The Veggie Grill serves classic American sandwiches and burgers with an original twist.
730-C Allied Way
(310) 640-0700
Varga is a hot, up-and-coming boutique. Inspired by Alberto Vargas' iconic paintings of '40's-style pin-ups, Varga crosses generational lines, with fashions, accessories and furnishings that captivate mothers, daughters and grandmothers alike. An eclectic store, with cool new trends at affordable prices.
740-E Allied Way, El Segundo, CA 90245
(310) 322-6500
YogaWorks is one of the nation's leading yoga schools with 16 studios throughout Los Angeles, Orange County, and New York. Highlights include innovative yoga classes for all levels and styles, locker rooms and showers, tea lounge and pilates.
Ya Ya's
Ya Ya's
700-D Allied Way
(310) 615-1928
Ya Ya's stands out by specializing in designer one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry from well-known artists such as Charlene K. and Congarose and an array of designer handbags from everyone's favorites including The Sak, Elliott Lucca and Whiting & Davis. The jewelry artists will custom-design pieces for clients who yearn for something truly special. The boutique also features Analili dresses that compliment the female body.
Snip-its Kids Hair Salon/Spa
Snip-its Kids Hair Salon/Spa
730-E Allied Way
(310) 322-7647
Snip-its Kids Hair Salon and Spa is the premier destination for kids' haircuts, birthday parties and spa services in the South Bay. At Snip-its, our friendly and knowledgeable staff, animated gadgets, computer games and character filled entertaining environment are all geared to make sure your child leaves with a great looking haircut and, better yet, a great big smile.
Guiding Hands Learning Center
Guiding Hands Learning Center
2004-B East Park Place
((310) 524-0021
At Guiding Hands Learning Center, we offer Before and After School Programs (grades K-5), education-based workshops (ages 4 and up), and tutoring services (grades K-12). All of our staff members possess four-year college degrees, are experienced, and are CPR/First Aid certified. Our focus is to ensure that children are meeting social and academic goals in a safe and nurturing environment.
Miracle Smile
Miracle Smile
2005 B-3 East Park Place
(310) 256-4448
When you come to our office, your smile is our top priority. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized, gentle care that you deserve.
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza
Sammy's Woodfired Pizza
780-B South Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 335-9999
The Counter
The Counter
700-A Allied Way
(310) 524-9967
The Counter is the 21st century's bold answer to the classic burger joint. Our 312,120 plus different burger combinations make every burger as unique as each customer. Rarely is the same burger made twice in one day.
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Neshama works at the Fairfax Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
An absurb yet heatbreaking road trip, a nasty yet funny DVD, and another compelling dark English childhood mystery
Another Happy Day (DVD)
This film puts the fun in dysfunctional, at least in my book. A wedding and a funeral, a petri dish for whatever is fulminating in this benighted family. Lynn is driving her younger sons (one an addict, the other with Aspergers) to the marriage of her older son. A lovely estate with pool,expansive grounds, Chesapeake Bay. Her daughter, a cutter, is "fragile," and has been estranged from her father, who is now married to tempestuous Chloe. The matriarch wants all signs of conflict swept under the rug. Pater familias is old and sick. Abandonment issues, territorial wars (who's really the mother of the groom, since Chloe essentially brought him up). Grotesque sisters, worthy of Cinderella's kin with their braying laughter. A small, doleful,l dressed up dog. Excellent acting, fine cinematography. (One particularly great scene of the frenetic dancing after the wedding with poignant dreamlike music as the soundtrack.) Highly recommended
What They Do In The Dark by Amanda Coe
One more in the string of childhood as brutal misery books I seem to have encountered recently. Gemma's 10, unpopular. Her parents split and now she and mum live with placid but creepy "uncle" Ian. She ends up befriending tough, poor Pauline, a classmate, who leads her down very twisted paths. A movie scene shot on school grounds intensifies emotions (Pauline is included but Gemma doesn't make the cut). The book ends with an utterly shocking act. Coe conveys a child's skewed perspective deftly and reveals how the unthinkable might occur. This all takes place in Yorkshire, set in the '70s. Why am drawn to such material? It's fascinating, dramatic, and lifts the lid on the illusion of childhood as a time of innocence. Hah!
Father's Day by Buzz Bissinger
Subtitled: A Journey into the Mind & Heart of My Extraordinary Son. Bissinger is a Pulitzer prize- winning author who had a big hit with his Friday Night Lights. But when his twin sons were born very prematurely, Zach was deprived of oxygen and is brain-damaged while his brother Gerry survived intact. Bissinger is bi-polar, has been married three times--the last one stuck--and is a passionate, anguished father. He does everything he can to support and encourage Zach but often feels alienated. Hence this crazy road trip, a chance to make a better connection. Zach is a savant. He can remember everything (dates, names, etc.) that he's experienced. The itinerary is planned as a pilgrimage to revisit significant locations and also to have what Bissinger hopes will be fun. Predictably, it's more pain than pleasure: bad scenery, horrid hostelries, emotional and physical discomforts galore. But it serves a very important function: to enable Bissinger to release Zach to his true self, rather than trying to superimpose what he thinks should happen. Strong emotions, considerable candor, sometimes hard to read because of the material, but definitely worth it.


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Essence of Ojo Native American Flute music CD Vol. 1
Deemed sacred by Native Americans of Northern New Mexico, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springsâ secluded sanctuary has been a gathering place and source of healing for diverse groups of people for thousands of years. This music resonates the tranquil serenity that is the very essence of this legendary oasis. We honor and celebrate the native people who soaked in these sacred waters before us, and treasured them as we do today.
This 15-track disc offers over an hour of Native American flute music. Includes a booklet with the history of Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs.
1. Azalea Sunrise 3:15
2. Dragon Fly 7:12
3. Passage Through Ancient Relics 4:43
4. Re-birth 6:25
5. Dance Of Light 3:50
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- Date submitted: 31 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: Ibon International
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Contribution of Ibon International to the Zero Draft of the Outcome Document for Rio+20
1 November 2011
Today the world finds itself far off track in realizing the vision of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development. Global economic expansion continues to severely strain the environment. Humanity?s ecological footprint now exceeds the planet?s biocapacity by over 50%, and three of nine planetary boundaries that define the safe operating space for human life on Earth have been breached.
The costs and benefits generated by that economic expansion are shared very unequally. In 1990, the ratio of per capita income in the richest 20 countries to that in the poorest 20 was $42 to one dollar; in 2005, it was $59 to one dollar. One out of three persons today or about 1.75 billion people live in acute deprivation in terms of health, education and material standard of living. There are 80 million more people living in income poverty in 2005 compared to 1981 if the handful of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) economies are excluded. And close to a billion people do not even have the very basic condition for human existence, that is adequate food.
The gravity of the multiple crises confronting the world today?not the least of which is the climate crisis?is forcing people to re-examine fundamentals. People?s values and lifestyles, their conceptions of the good life, social relations as well as the relationship of man with nature?all these are being reconsidered and reimagined. To put it bluntly, no real development is possible unless it transcends the present economic and social system that engenders these crises.
Significance of Rio+20
Rio+20 in 2012 thus comes at an opportune time, when the world?s states and peoples are obliged to rethink alternatives to the current development model with its ever-increasing failures. It presents opportunities to push urgently and comprehensively the agenda for sustainable development.
The 2012 UNCSD must deliver and not backtrack on the promises and commitments made in Rio twenty years ago. Rio+20 must reaffirm and operationalize the principles expressed in the 1992 Rio Declaration, including the polluter pays principle; the precautionary principle; the principle of common but differentiated responsibility and capability; and Principle 10 on people?s participation and access to information and justice. Rio+20 should come out with an honest appraisal of weaknesses in the implementation of Agenda 21, aim for ambitious, timebound and concrete goals, and establish mechanisms for a just transition to genuine sustainable development.
The best way to re-affirm the Rio principles is to promote a rights-based approach to sustainable development in response to the grave economic, social and environmental crises confronting the world today. A rights-based approach to sustainable development is founded on the notion that improving the well-being of present and future generations is a matter of empowerment, equity and justice. It lays down a clear mandate for public officials to take action and provides conditions for rights claimants to hold duty bearers accountable, including governments, intergovernmental organizations, donors, International financial institutions, transnational corporations, international NGOs and so on.
The duty of states and the international community to respect, protect and fulfill legally-binding human rights obligations enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, human rights treaties and covenants including the Right to Development, should be the basis of discussions in Rio+20 alongside commitments previously made in Rio in 1992 and the UNCSD process since then. Only on the basis of these can outcomes in Rio+20 be expected to rectify and strengthen the social, economic and ecological dimensions of sustainable development in a holistic and integrative manner.
On the Green Economy
Many civil society groups are concerned that the Green Economy theme chosen for the Rio+20 does not fully or holistically address the social, economic and ecological challenges of sustainable development today. Many civil society organizations are dismayed that the leading advocates of the green economy confuse economic growth with the full range of development. Moreover, many CSOs fear that the green economy agenda will consist primarily of market-based, private-sector led initiatives or technological fixes that may, inadvertently or otherwise, reinforce corporate control over natural resources and environmental services, not to mention traditional sectors such as agriculture and new technologies, at the expense of the people who are most dependent on these resources.
There is also the fear that market-based mitigation schemes such as carbon trading and carbon offsets allow cop-outs for large polluters and therefore continue to lock-in the same unsustainable patterns of production and consumption.
Instead, we call on governments to support alternative knowledge and practices on sustainable development that are in the hands of the people ? biodiverse ecological agriculture, community-based renewable energy systems, community-driven stewardship of ecosystems ? and the values of buenviviri or living well as opposed to unbridled consumerism. These make the building blocks of genuine people-centered sustainable development that enhances people?s well-being, equity and justice for all. But they need to be supported and promoted by an enabling environment.
Crucial to such an environment is the democratization of ownership, control, and decision-making over productive resources and assets in society. We should move towards more democratic modes such as cooperative, community-based, commons or public forms of ownership to ensure that economic activity provides sustainable livelihoods for all and meets the developmental goals of the community and society. This means implementing thoroughgoing agrarian, aquatic and forestry reforms for the benefit of smallholders, women and indigenous peoples in particular, and to strengthen community-based stewardship of natural resources and ecosystems.
There is a need to promote sufficiency-based economies, i.e., catering primarily towards meeting local needs and demands, developing local capacities, based on available resources, appropriate technologies and resource sharing.
Countries should have the right to determine their patterns of food production and consumption, and farmers should be able to prioritize food production for domestic consumption. Local and national food systems should provide food that is healthy, of good quality, and culturally appropriate. Food production and consumption should be localized as much as possible while food reserves should be established at the local, national and even regional level to raise the resilience of food systems.
There must be an end to perverse subsidies and support for the fossil fuel industry, for agrofuel plantations, for large scale mining, big dams, industrial farming and fishing, and other activities that destroy lives and livelihoods of present and future generations. Instead, there must be a rapid transition away from fossil fuels as energy sources and towards a mix of new, renewable energy sources, some particularly amenable to decentralized and local use such as wind, solar, and micro-hydro power.
Manufacturing should promote closed-loop production where products are produced with minimum use of energy and materials, longer lifespans and with maximum reuse and recycling of parts and components. There must be greater support for mass public transportation but walking and biking should also be promoted as modes of transport for short distances.
On the basis of public, cooperative and community-based forms of ownership, participatory and inclusive modes of decision-making and planning can ensure that economic activity contributes to meeting the goals of the community such as employment, health, education, and so on. The principle of subsidiarity?devolving decision-making to as local a level as appropriate?should be promoted. This should reignite local political reengagement.
Policies should respect cultural diversity, and modern science should be combined with traditional knowledge in bottom-up approaches of research and development to develop technologies that are appropriate and democratic.
International trade, investment, finance and development cooperation should be reoriented around rules that value, respect, protect and fulfill people?s rights; economic, social, gender ecological and climate justice; self-determination and self-sufficiency.
A sustainability transition will involve adjustment costs. The highest costs will fall on global corporations, polluting industries and elites who will need to adjust to an economic redistribution. But the poor will also be affected, such as workers in fossil fuel industries when the shift to renewables take place. Workers will need to be reskilled for green jobs. Also, Southern countries that depend on energy and manufactured exports to the North will feel the pain when a transition to lower consumption begins in the North. A coordinated transition within and between countries is necessary to cushion the impacts to the poor. Assistance from the North in the form of financing, technology cooperation, and capacity building are of utmost importance to support developing countries make the transition.
On IFSD
To deliver on the promises of the first Earth Summit, there is also a need for an effective, democratic institutional framework that can and will ensure economic progress, social equity and environmental protection in an integrated and holistic manner.
Building a strong apex body for sustainable development that works on a global level and can integrate or coordinate the work of disparate multilateral bodies working on one of the three pillars of sustainable development may be desirable. Some of the options on offer are promoting the Commission on Sustainable Development into a Council on Sustainable Development, or establishing a UN Organization on Sustainable Development. Any option should uphold and operationalize the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, and acknowledge that poor countries constitute the majority. Second, it must be participatory and democratic.
A rights-based approach to the IFSD means that duty-bearers should have explicit mandates expressed in clear, preferably legally binding, human rights standards. There must also be judicial or quasi-judicial mechanisms that are effective at delivering entitlements, responding to complaints, and ensuring accountablity. These mechanisms of redress must also be readily accessible, especially to vulnerable and marginalized groups.
A rights-based approach to sustainable development underscores the democratic right of people to determine the goals and means of achieving sustainable development. Along this line, the development and adoption of a global or regional convention on Principle 10 of Rio based on the Aarhus Conventionii should be supported. This will help ensure access to information and meaningful participation of people in sustainable development, and access to effective judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy.
Rio+20 should work for the immediate establishment of a broad inclusive multi-stakeholder consultative body or network tasked with supporting the promotion and implementation of Agenda 21 and Rio+20 resolutions. Such body should be participatory, democratic, and have an integral multi-stakeholder character that accords civil society with equal rights and equal voice as governments.
The UN Human Rights Council should also establish Special Procedures for the Right to Sustainable Development, including the appointment of a Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Sustainable Development. Such an expert or experts will be tasked with reviewing international, national and regional case law and practice with a view to clarifying the linkages between social, economic and environmental issues from a rights perspective; elaborating on applicable human rights standards and indicators.
The OHCHR should also collaborate closely with UNEP, the proposed Council on Sustainable Development or World Environment Organization, if and when they are established, in order to develop guidelines and propose actions to be taken by governments, intergovernmental bodies and other actors consistent with human rights obligations.
Ultimately, the effectiveness of a global body on sustainable development rests on the effective functioning of similar institutions at the local and national levels and its relevance to people?s lives.
Commitments from the North in the form of adequate financing (according to common but differentiated responsibility), appropriate technology cooperation, and needs-based capacity building are of utmost importance to support developing countries make a just transition to sustainable development pathways.
On SDGs
The proposed Sustainable Development Goals should not be confined to merely addressing the symptoms of poverty, exclusion and ecological degradation like the millennium development goals. Instead, SDGs must address the roots of these problems including the question of rectifying unequal power relations within and between countries, and the dominant development model based on neoliberal doctrine.
The SDGs should also affirm the Rio principles, including the CBDRRC. They should not be donor-driven targets or technocratic exercises in formulating indicators and monitoring progress. They should be based on Agenda 21, but also be consistent with human rights obligations, including the Right to Development.
Today, even more so than twenty years ago, peoples of the world are aware that the challenge of genuine sustainable development requires no less than the profound transformation of societies and of international relations. We must all rise up to the challenge.#
Paul Quintos
Programme Manager
Ibon International 114 Timog Avenue,
Quezon City, Philippines


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Community EventsThe Philly Pops will put you in a "New York State of Mind" as we present the magical music of Billy Joel. With guest vocalist Michael Cavanaugh and Conductor Stuart Chafetz performing "The Music of Billy Joel" on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 7:30 pm at the Trenton War Memorial.
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Truly a very impressive group of professionals. I will never hesitate to refer people here! - Janet
About St. Lawrence
For over 40 years, physical rehabilitation has been our specialty. As a 166-bed, fully accredited, private, not-for-profit, physical rehabilitation hospital, we offer a wide range of rehabilitation services and programs on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Therapies include physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, therapeutic recreation, and social and psychological services. We also offer Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Dysphagia Therapy, Driver and Vestibular Rehabilitation, Wheelchair Seating Clinic and Prosthetics and Orthotics. The center has a state-of-the-art Outpatient Health Center, which includes private examination and treatment rooms, lounge and splinting area, a spacious gym and on-site apartment for Activities of Daily Living. Patients and their families benefit from a team approach to rehabilitation which helps the patient attain positive outcomes and maximizes his or her independence.
Did you know?
St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center is hosting a new support group for amputees and their caregivers. The group will meet first Tuesday of each month, beginning on Tuesday, May 7th, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., in the cafeteria of St. Lawrence. Physical therapists from St. Lawrence will be at the meeting to facilitate.The meeting is for amputees at all stages of experience and their caregivers. Professionals who regularly work with amputees are also welcome to sit-in.The support group seeks to provide an opportunity for amputees to learn about recovery after limb loss and to network among peers. Everyone will be given an opportunity to contribute their ideas or make announcements that would be useful to the amputee community.
For more information, please contact Debbie Miktus at St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center, 609 896-9500, ext. 2303 or email@example.com
SLRC is located at 2381 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville NJ 08648 For directions - http://www.slrc.org/contact/directions/
St. Lawrence is offering specialized treatment for individuals with Parkinson's Disease. We have physical, occupational, and speech therapists who have received certification in the Lee Silverman program for speech communication (LSVT® LOUD™) and physical/occupational therapy (LSVT® BIG™). Both programs are innovative and effective treatments targeted to the needs of individuals with Parkinson's Disease as well as aging and other conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome. For more information, please call 609-896-2515.


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Many agree that Sun City, Ariz. is a place of cleanliness and friendliness, a wide variety of interests and activities, an ideal adult community where all residents can be as active as they wish. Seven recreation centers, eight golf courses, three country clubs, two bowling centers, Sun Bowl, and Viewpoint Lake constitute one of the largest concentration of year-round recreational facilities in the United States.
Sun City is located within 10 miles of the NFL Cardinals University of Phoenix Stadium, the NHL Coyotes Jobing.com Arena, Major League Baseball spring training (Mariners, Padres, Rangers and Royals), Arrowhead Mall, Symphony of the West Valley, Challenger Space Center, West Valley Art Museum, Wildlife World Zoo, Arizona State University-West, Rio Salado College, Lake Pleasant and many other features.
With the success of the Del Webb retirement community Sun City, Del Webb created an equally attractive retirement community two miles west. Sun City West offers affordable housing and unmatched amenities. Residence have access to a number of recreation centers and activities that make Sun City West an ideal active adult retirement community.
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Can you feel the magic?
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I so love these!! What I wouldn't give to take Weston to meet Mickey and see the look on his face!! He loves Mickey and the one I bought him in California last time at the trade show, he carrys everywhere!! He watches Mickey Mouse Club and can recite everything!! I want a Mickey Mouse paper and elements package. Can you do one???ReplyDelete
I love love love the pics...My hubby and I are headed there in 3 weeks 6 days (not that I am counting) for a quick weekend with another couple to celebrate our collective first meeting anniversary, and then heading back a month later on a Family vacation... :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing the family photos! I so totally miss DL and I have an itching to get down there! Can't wait to see what ideas you have in store for us!ReplyDelete
Wow - memories from the Disneyland are so special and live on forever - u r so lucky being in the states - I've only been 2 Paris but it was still magical. Great picsReplyDelete
what a cute idea. your boys are adorable, do ya think they'll stay out when it's 'closed'....?ReplyDelete
ha ha, i had twin boys, they could read alright, but doubt but what they wouldn't sneek a snack!


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Women's Cross Country & Curham 5th at NCAA Regionals
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (11/15/13) - The Princeton women's cross country team finished fifth at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional. Freshman Megan Curham finished fifth overall and will most likely earn a spot in the NCAA Championships.
Curham covered the course in 20:13 and should be one of the top four that makes the championships, outside of a qualifying team, when the selection announcement is made Saturday at 3 p.m., on NCAA.com.
Junior Emily de La Bruyere was the second Tiger across the line, finishing 13th at 20:25. Juniors Lindsay Eysenbach and Kathryn Fluehr finished one second apart at 21:12 and 21:13 and sophomore Kathryn Little was the final scorer coming in 43rd at 21:24. Rookie Lizzie Bird came in 49th at 21:28 and senior Molly Higgins clocked a 21:43 to finish 70th.
Curham and de La Bruyere both earned all-region honors for finishing in the top 25.Princeton Finishers
5. Megan Curham 20:13
13. Emily de La Bruyere 20:25
36. Lindsay Eysenbach 21:12
38. Kathryn Fluehr 21:13
43. Kathryn Little 21:24
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All pets over 12 weeks are spayed or neutered.
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Cats & dogs may be viewed and adopted from the Pets and People shelter in Yukon seven days a week,
Monday through Sunday from 12:00 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.
• Dogs 20 pounds and under - $120
• Purebred dogs/puppies - $120
• Dogs over 20 pounds - $100
• All Cats & Kittens - $75
Pet adoption fee includes:
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• Cats - Feline Leukemia test (negative result)
• Dogs - Heart worm test (negative result)
All adult pets are spayed/neutered, come with current rabies certification and tags, are up to date with other vaccinations, have tested negative for various diseases pertaining to their species, and are wormed.
Pets that are too young for altering come with a spay/neuter certificate that is redeemable for a spay/neuter procedure with a Pets and People participating vet. You are required, by contract, to fulfill this procedure when adopting a pet this age by either redeeming the certificate or by use of a personal veterinarian.
Some of the pets' biographies have comments written about them such as "Litterbox Certified", "Housebroken", etc. A lack of comments on a pet's biography does not necessarily mean the pet lacks positive characteristics. Since we rescue from kill-shelters, we have very little information about most of our pets. For this reason, we offer a
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Flushable wipes causing problems in Thiensville sewers
New campaign dubbed 'Keep wipes out of pipes'
Thiensville - A discussion about the village's 2013 sewer utility budget morphed into a concern about items clogging the system and causing an all-around unsightly situation at a meeting Monday.
Andy LaFond, director of public works, said the village has been grappling with so-called flushable wipes - which, as it turns out, might be flushable but do not necessarily flow through the village sanitary sewer system with the ease of other materials, such as human waste and traditional toilet paper.
The end result could be a village-wide campaign that has tentatively been dubbed, "Keep wipes out of the pipes."
On average, LaFond said, DPW staff members routinely remove six to eight 5-gallon buckets of flushable wipes each week at the village's lift station where discharge is gathered before being funneled out to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District's system.
"What happens is (the wipes) get stuck in pumps at the lift station because they haven't been broken down," LaFond said. "We'll have alarms go off, and we need to address them. Basically, it clogs up our system."
Wipes take longer to degrade
While marketing materials state the wipes - used by some consumers as an alternative to traditional toilet paper - can be flushed down a toilet, the material takes considerably longer to degrade.
Trustee John Treffert said he ran an experiment, placing a flushable wipe in water. He said it took three days for it to begin breaking down.
"I think it's become a big problem, and it could end up costing us money," Treffert said. "Property owners should be concerned as well because it could clog their own laterals."
One possible remedy could be some type of grinder mechanism at the lift station that would break down materials such as the wipes. But it would come at a cost to the village.
LaFond said Thiensville is not the only municipality contending with the flushable wipe dilemma. At Monday's meeting, he showed a video from a Vancouver, Wash., TV newscast that chronicled similar challenges from officials in that community.
Trustee Kim Beck said he believed the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources should weigh in on the issue.
"This is the kind of thing they should be taking up," Beck said. "This is absurd."
Rates should stay the same
As for the sewer budget itself, the village will likely adopt a status-quo document for 2013. Officials say most taxpayers should pay the same this year as what was paid in 2012.
The $836,930 budget includes an annual $552 user charge for residents ($138 per quarter). Businesses pay a variable rate based on size, but Village Administrator Dianne Robertson said the amount should be comparable, year-to-year, if a business has not grown.
Acting as a Committee of the Whole, the Village Board on Monday tentatively approved the sewer budget. Final action will be taken at the next regular board meeting at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 21.
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Request for Proposal (RFP) to Colleges and Universities in Indiana
October 29, 2013
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CLICK HERE FOR Q&A FROM STUDENT MEETINGS WITH TASK FORCE (updated: 02/04/2014).
Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann, the Indiana State Department of Agriculture staff, and a group of Indiana agriculture leaders have formed a task force to determine "how might we promote the good works of Indiana agriculture." The group named, "Lt. Governor's Task Force to Promote the Good Work of Indiana Agriculture" has met many times and has focused on the following challenges:
- Developing a proactive message
- Reaching the general public
- Communicating to the target audiences of 18-35 year olds
- Keeping the message fun and easy to communicate
The group believes that by promoting the good works of Indiana farmers, we will help Hoosiers learn about the importance of agriculture, farming, and agriculture-related businesses to our economy and to the overall health and well-being of Hoosiers. In addition, the group believes that the promotion will bring favorable exposure to the many agriculture-related career opportunities.
While several marketing messages and communication efforts for specific agri-businesses or groups have been effective, there are still many opportunities to better promote the good works of Indiana farmers and the agriculture industry.
The purpose of the RFP is to engage college and university students and faculty members in developing a marketing/communications plan that can be implemented by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture in 2014. The message(s) should address all of the needs outlined in this document, and the proposed budget and implementation timeline.
The message must
Faculty members must be involved to provide functional guidance and coaching. The faculty member must approve the students' submission. A minimum of three students and a maximum of 12 students can be involved in the project per team. Each college or university may enter multiple teams, but there must be at least one faculty member assigned to each team.
All team members must complete an "assignment of intellectual property rights" using their college or university's designated form. Intellectual property issues should be managed by the college or university office responsible for such agreements. All submitted products, works, or ideas become the property of the State of Indiana and the team's sponsoring college or university. Copies of signed intellectual property assignment forms should be included in the team's application packet.
Each team member will complete Model Release documents (video, press and photo release), for the State of Indiana.
All work must be original work of the team.
Target Audience:
Our specifically targeted audience is 18-35 year olds, although the messaging should be universally understood.
The RFP will be available to all Indiana colleges and universities by November 1, 2013. Faculty members will have until November 29, 2013 to present their college or university's group name and team members' names to
Abigail Maurer
Assistant Director of Communications
Indiana State Department of Agriculture
1 North Capitol, 6th floor
Indianapolis IN 46204
Each qualifying team will have an opportunity to meet with a sub-group of the Lt. Governor's Task Force for Promoting the Good Works of Indiana Agriculture in December and January to confirm the scope of work and obtain additional information or research data. The final submissions are due to the Department of Agriculture on February 14, 2014.
After all submissions have been reviewed, the top three teams will be announced on March 7 and invited to make formal presentations to the panel of judges on March 24. The winning project will be selected by March 24. The winning school and team will be notified immediately and invited to a news conference and award ceremony in the Lt. Governor's Office at the State House in early March. All students and faculty members who participated in the contest will be invited to attend. The winning team and faculty must be in attendance.
Final Presentation Format for Judging:
Initial proposals submitted to the Department of Agriculture may include printed materials and computer compatible electronic media. The proposals must include an implementation timeline and a unit priced budget. Finalists will be allowed 45 minutes for their presentations to the panel of judges.
Award Amount:
The winning submission will receive $25,000 for their work. $10,000 will be awarded to the school and the remaining $15,000 will be split evenly among the students who completed the project.


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Spix Guan
The sunset seen from the canopy tower would always be remembered by the guests and guides who experienced it. Distant clouds were lit up orange and red and the sea of Amazon rainforest showed every shade of green as the sun set below the horizon. Flocks of oropendolas and parakeets had screeched past as they flew to their roosts for the night. A White-throated Toucan had given its yelping call from a nearby tree and seemed to be answered by two groups of Red Howler Monkeys that roared in the distance.
Once the sun set and dusk approached, the forest seemed to quiet down and the group started walking back to the lodge. The buzz of insects increased and light quickly diminished within the primeval Peruvian jungle. As night rapidy approached, a few tinamous sang from the understory, and odd yelping noises were heard from the canopy. Looking up at the direction of the comical sounding, barking noises, guides and guests could see a few turkey-like birds walking along branches high up in the canopy. "Spix's Guans!" said one of the guides and as she shined her flashlight up at the big birds, they could see a bright red wattle hanging from the bird's throat.
Spix's Guan (Penelope jacquacu) is an arboreal bird that somewhat resembles a turkey in size and shape. Found throughout much of the Amazon basin, they are fairly common in the Tambopata region and frequently seen at all of the lodges run by Rainforest Expeditions.
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Does your ability to remember things seem to get worse as you get older? Go lie down and rest. Seriously. Your memory may depend on it.
Time reports that a recent study says taking a quick break can help you retain new information. In the study, out of the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, elderly people did better on memory tests after they had rested for 10 minutes with their eyes closed in a dark room.
"In this day and age of information overload, there are few opportunities to sit back and rest," Michaela Dewar, an author of the study, says in the report, according to the magazine.
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Hundreds lined the Broad and Main streets Tuesday for Middletown's weirdest annual tradition – the Hummers Parade.
The event features local residents – sometimes in costume or upon hastily constructed floats – spoofing news events, celebrities and popular culture.
Participants often push the envelope – one of the things that's made the parade so popular over the years. While thousands flock to Philadelphia for a glimpse of the colorful Mummers each New Year's Day, M.O.T. clearly prefers the off-color Hummers.
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Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, 801 Middleford Road, Seaford, will offer a free educational program to share diabetes self-management and lifestyle strategies at 5 p.m. on Jan. 28.
Roger Baird, a member of the A1C Champions Program and Sanofi, a patient-led approach to diabetes education, will present the program. Some of the topics covered include: achieving good glucose control, learning about effective self-management, planning and prioritizing diabetes management, overcoming fears surrounding diabetes and more. For more information, call (302) 629-6611 ext. 2446.
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I understand that there are three magisterium in Roman Catholicism.
What is the General Magisterium according to Roman Catholic belief?
I understand that there are three magisterium in Roman Catholicism.
What is the General Magisterium according to Roman Catholic belief?
I hadn't heard of (or recalled) three layers of Magisterium until seeing this question (and I was hoping someone who was more familiar would post and answer sooner), but I was able to find a page (just one) that refers to three levels. Effectively, this resource claims that the General Magisterium, i.e., the general teaching authority of the Church on faith, is the full body of Baptized and confirmed and/or ordained Catholics.
However, as the author begins to summarize this in more plain English, he uses a concept we more commonly hear of, and which can be found more directly in the Catechism and other documents.
The Church teaches that we're all (Catholics) called to be priests, prophets, and kings to some extent. As laity, we're much more limited in our authority and jurisdiction, of course. But, we do have a call to participate in these roles, and therefore a call to teach faith -- more accurately, to forward and/or extrapolate in a non-authoritative manner on the faith, which is taught authoritatively by the higher level(s) of the Magisterium.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church talks more about the hierarchy and the three roles of all Catholics, but doesn't phrase it in terms of levels of the Magisterium so directly. See Christ's Faithful—Hierarchy, Laity, Consecrated Life if you're interested in that.


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This issue of Perspectives on AAC focuses primarily on current information regarding autism spectrum disorders from researchers as well as veterans from the field. The selection of papers provides the readers with information on the following topics: 1) clarification of the diagnostic features of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and the new category, 2) a first person account of experiences from an individual with ASD, 3) case studies and protocols involving typing for social and academic success, 4) the effects of the explosion of apps for tablets and mobile technologies for students with ASD and cultural shift, 5) considerations for individuals with ASD growing up and transitioning from the classroom to the workplace, and finally 6) results shared from a pilot study on a neurobiological intervention targeting auditory processing.
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Frankie 2006 vs. Frankie 2009
A week or so ago, Jim Souhan (a columnist for the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper) wrote an article about how the "2006" Francisco Liriano (with the essentially unhittable slider) will never return, but maybe the current version can recreate some of that success. The article can be found here:
After reading the article, although I know that Souhan was just trying to "tell it like it is", I really didn't think that Souhan was making a fair comparison.
In 2006, Liriano came up from the minor leagues and absolutely sent the league on fire. His stats were incredible (12-3, 121 IP, 144 K, 2.16 ERA), and starts like these proved that hitters just couldn't touch that sizzling fastball and devastating changeup:
Yet, come September of '06, Liriano felt his arm "snap" while out on the mound…
Likely due to a violent delivery that put extra strain/torque on his arm, Liriano ended up needing Tommy John surgery on the arm and missed the entire 2007 season. When he finally made it back in 2008, his early-season outings ended with many conversations like this…
He did manage to make some quality starts after a long stint in the minor leagues, but the jury was still out as to whether he could even come close to the same type of domination he showed in '06.
So far this season, Liriano (2-4, 40 IP, 33 K, 5.75 ERA) has had very mixed results. In some starts he has been very solid (http://minnesota.twins.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?mid=200905054423501&c_id=min), while other times batters have seemed to tee off on him (like most other Twins starting pitchers this year).
Clearly, a little more time is needed to see whether or not Liriano can make a comeback from his arm injury, but let's not compare him back to his former 2006 self. He's trying to dominate again without the violent delivery and wrist motion, and sometimes he has done so, while other times he has struggled. Remember, Mr. Souhan, if he goes EXACTLY back to his '06 form, he had better keep up to date on his health insurance premiums. Personally, I'd rather have him healthy and battling then spectacular but always one pitch away from disaster.
Preview (15-17, 3rd, 3.0 GB DET): Armando Galarraga (3-2, 4.08) vs. Kevin Slowey (4-1, 5.50). We're only three games out?! What a division!


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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Furosemide is a potent diuretic (water pill) that is used to eliminate water and salt from the body. In the kidneys, salt (composed of sodium and chloride), water, and other small molecules normally are filtered out of the blood and into the tubules of the kidney. The filtered fluid ultimately becomes urine. Most of the sodium, chloride and water that is filtered out of the blood is reabsorbed into the blood before the filtered fluid becomes urine and is eliminated from the body. Furosemide works by blocking the absorption of sodium, chloride, and water from the filtered fluid in the kidney tubules, causing a profound increase in the output of urine (diuresis). The onset of action after oral administration is within one hour, and the diuresis lasts about 6-8 hours. The onset of action after injection is five minutes and the duration of diuresis is two hours. The diuretic effect of furosemide can cause depletion of sodium, chloride, body water and other minerals. Therefore, careful medical supervision is necessary during treatment. The FDA approved furosemide in July 1982.
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On Sunday Jan. 13 at approximately 9 p.m. two white male suspects, wearing hooded sweatshirts entered the Walgreens Pharmacy located at 1215 S. State St. and brandished a large hunting knife at the clerk and demanded money. After taking the money they fled eastbound on foot on Roosevelt Avenue. One suspect was described as 5'10"-6' stocky build with a goatee, 25 to 35 years of age. The other was described as same height, medium build in his 50s. No one was injured during the incident.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Dover Police Department at (302)736-7111.Callers may remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted to law enforcement through tip lines maintained by Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or on-line at www.tipsubmit.com
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This photographic jouney consist of more than 160 color photographs, many of them full-page, documenting the author's personal vision of the land of the Incas, and the indigenous people that inhabit it today.
Excerpt: "In the beginning it was Inti, the Sun God himself who ordered Manco Capac to emerge from Lake Titicaca and found Cuzco. Or was it Sinchi Roca, son of Manco Capac, son of Tici Viracocha, who led the tribe to Cuzco? Regardless of these origin myths transmitted by oral tradition, we know that the Inca began as a small tribe in the city-state of Cuzco in the 12th century. However, it wasn't until 1438 that the conquest began, with Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui, eventually leading to the formation of Tahuantinsuyu, The Land of the Four Corners, the Empire of the Incas."
Today, we travel much the same roads that the Incas designed and built over 500 years ago, to visit what is left of the mighty Empire and its proud people.
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Fantastic opportunity to join a leading consumer publisher selling across a small portfolio of market leading titles and digital offerings..
You will be joining one of the biggest names in consumer and will be working with a dedicated, fun loving team of individuals in beautiful offices in London.
The company offers great opportunities for personal growth and is home to some of the biggest selling magazines on the shelves.
You should be looking for a role where you are delivering solutions to customers and agencies and have proved adept at using all brand platforms to maximise on all commercial opportunities.
You will also enjoy providing innovative and bespoke solutions to clients to leverage the full portfolio with clients and agencies.
The key element to this role is to be happy selling creatively outside traditional display opportunities.
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