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Leaving Dakota Ridge High School Tuesday night, both cross-country teams had a second-place finish in the bag.
The girls competed against eight teams while the boys faced seven foes in their division. Though they were competing with 57 and 55 runners in their divisions, respectively, hundreds more ran alongside them as competitors in other divisions.
"The race was kind of interesting because we were running against bigger schools, too," head coach Heather Quarantillo said. "We were scored against smaller schools, were still running with 5A schools. It was a massive race."
Junior Liam Meirow not only finished first in his division in 17 minutes, 8 seconds, he placed second in the overall pack.
"That was very exciting to see that he was right there amidst the top of the big schools," Quarantillo said. "We're proud of the boys. It's their highest finish this season."
They came in second with 57 points to D'Evelyn's 42 points.
The girls also placed second to D'Evelyn, finishing just two points behind the Jaguars' 34. Two runners kept ahead of freshman Emily Pappas to bring in additional points for the D'Evelyn team, edging Summit out of first-place running. Meanwhile, the girls had four top 10 finishes, starting with freshman McKenna Ramsay in second at 20:29, freshman Ruthie Boyd fourth in 20:47, junior Katherine Pappas seventh in 21:17 and freshman McKinley Jones eighth in 21:48.
"We beat (D'Evelyn) the other week by a narrow margin ... They were definitely hunting for us (Tuesday)," Quarantillo said. "It was super close today, but we were competitive with the field. We felt like our kids all did so well, especially considering they just ran really fast races in Glenwood just three days ago."
Assistant coach Kevin Mastin warned the runners that they've now got a target on their backs because they've proven they can do well. It's not bad, but the pressure is on.
On Saturday, the teams head to the Englewood Windjammer Invitational, giving them a few days to rest. The large meet will host a number of different schools and is a fast course.
"It'll be the fastest course so far this season," Quarantillo said. "It'll be exciting to see how many kids can lay down their fastest times for the season."
It's also the last race for the junior varsity runners.
Girls' individual results
McKenna Ramsay - 2nd - 20:29
Ruthie Boyd - 4th - 20:47
Katherine Pappas - 7th - 21:17
McKinley Jones - 8th - 21:48
Emily - 15th - 23:09
Sydney Stein - 18th - 23:46
Riley Vargo - 22nd - 24:11
Boys' individual results
Liam Meirow - 1st - 17:08
Robert Koegel - 11th - 19:34
Shane Arnold - 15th - 19:57
Danny Cuadrado - 20th - 20:43
Colin McGrew - 23rd - 20:57
Kevin Curnutte - 32nd - 21:35
Sam Piehl - 33rd - 21:37 (previously out with injury)


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Roger will play defending champion Novak Djokovic in the semis of Wimbledon after defeating Mikhail Youzhny with ease 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 today.
"I played great out there today," Roger said. "My game suits up well against him. It was obviously a tough situation out there for him. I'm extremely happy to be back in the semi-finals here at Wimbledon."
Roger cruised to a 14th win in 14 meetings against Youzhny today, showing no signs of the back pain which had bothered him in the fourth round against Xavier Malisse. He left Youzhny hardly any chances, winning the point on his first serve 88 percent of the time.
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Minimal snow year: bad for the skiers, snowboarders and kayakers - good for the golfers, mountain bikers and baseball players.
The last time the Summit High baseball team hosted a home game - at home, in Summit County - Jamie Moyer was a spry, young roughly 10-year veteran in the big leagues.
In other words, we're not exactly sure when the last true home game was for the Tigers, but head coach Tom Looby suspects it was sometime in the mid-'90s.
"It's been a long time. I don't really know," said Looby, who's been involved with the team since 2004. "We haven't had anything at home since I started. I think it was back in the '90s."
Summit is set to host its first in-county game against Alameda on the softball field at the Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area at 3:30 p.m. Monday. Then on Wednesday, the Tigers will welcome Valor Christian, also at 3:30 p.m. JV will follow in both instances. A third game is potentially in the works versus Battle Mountain.
"The town (of Frisco) has been awesome," Looby said. "The guys in the public works department and the recreation department worked on the scheduling for us, and we really appreciate that."
The field is dragged, lined and the mound is set. In fact, the team practiced on its home diamond Friday afternoon.
"It means a lot (for the players to play a true home game). They'll have many more fans come watch them play, particularly families," Looby said. "Many of the families are regular participants and come to the away games, but some of them just don't have the opportunity to do that. Being able to do it for both varsity and JV, it'll be pretty special for the kids."
Looby said the guys came off spring break a little flat, but seem to be picking it back up.
"If you asked me before their game on Wednesday, I would have said, 'They're really struggling.' But they really played well against a good D'Evelyn team," Looby said. "They started hitting the ball again and played much better defense. It's tough coming off of spring break. Some of them haven't touched a baseball in 10 days, but they're playing with a lot more energy right now and looking forward to what's going to happen next week."


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My lmp was either june 22 or 24. I missed it in july. took a test on the 24 or 25 of july.... came up neg. had a one night stand. took a test 2 weeks later and it was positive.... now idk who the father is. is it possiible for it to be the one night stand.... even though it said I was ovulating around july 5-10th?? so scared and dont know what to do....
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It's very hard to say sorry as when you miss one period then it's normally either because you haven't ovulated when you normally would that cycle or because you are pregnant
If you had actually ovulated between the 5th and 10th of July you would have expected to have your period around the end of July and would expect to have got a positive test around then as well as you didn't chances are you ovulated later and it is completely possible for the one night stand to be the father but there's no real way to tell until you have a scan
Even the conception indicators wouldn't help now as they only go up to 3+ weeks and its more like 4 since you slept with him (presuming it was around the time of the negative test).
It is still possible though that you were already pregnant when you tested around the 24/25th but just not far enough to show positive on a test yet, maybe you did ovulate late but still before the one night stand
To be honest I'd try and get an early scan, you can have them privately from about 7 weeks based on your last period they'd date you as about 9 weeks now (even though the scan may prove different) so you should be able to get one done, if it says you're more than 6 weeks pregnant then it's unlikely to be the one night stands baby (again based on sleeping with him around the 24th/25th any later and it would be less of course )
Don't forget they always add 2 weeks on scan dates so if they said 7 weeks and 5 days for example you'd count back 5 weeks and 5 days for the likely conception date, it's not exact but it should help a bit , Good Luck xx


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If you are like most dating couples, you are looking for more than just a companion you want a soul mate! The essence of a true soul mate relationship is that of deep spiritual connection. This dynamic book, Devotions for Dating Couples, offers guidance for deepening your commitment to God as individuals and as a couple. Through short chapters focused on such essential topics as prayer, simplicity, community, and purity, you will discover how to make your most important love relationshipswith God and your potential matestrong, lasting, and radiant.
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The "oltp-read-only=on" parameter was omitted for the read-write tests. The my.cnf file listed in my previous blog was also used unchanged for these tests.
Here are the results graphically running on Linux.
The read-only results for MySQL 5.4 show a higher peak throughput, but a tail off beyond 32 threads compared to MySQL 5.1. The drop off in throughput is clearly an issue that needs to be tracked down and resolved. By contrast, the read-write results show better throughput across the board for MySQL 5.4 compared to MySQL 5.1 and significantly better scalability.
Here are the MySQL 5.4 results graphically on Solaris (Sysbench 0.4.8). Note that in this case unused CPUs were turned off. The number of vCPUs is the same as the number of active threads up to 16. Active threads beyond 16 are using only 16 vCPUs.
Solaris shows better throughput than Linux for the read-only tests and good scalability across the range of active threads.
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COWPENS, S.C. (AP) -- A South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper has been cited for driving too fast for conditions after he was involved in a wreck on Interstate 85 in Spartanburg County.
Fifty-eight-year-old John Beheler suffered minor injuries in the wreck late Tuesday morning.
Spartanburg County sheriff's deputies handled the investigation since the wreck involved a Highway Patrol trooper.
Sheriff's Lt. Tony Ivey said deputies determined that Beheler's vehicle hydroplaned on the wet road and flipped over. Beheler was wearing a seatbelt.
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INDIAN PRIDE ON THE MOVE "Indian Pride on the Move", a traveling exhibition of native American art, will be held at the St. Ignatius City Park, Aug. 14 through 17. The exhibition will be shown each day and evening along with special slide and film presentations. Local area members, Germaine & Betty White, are also involved with the project and will be available at the exhibition to assit people who may have questions concerning the Native Arts on display. "Indian Pride on the Move" will be an entertaining and educational exhibit designed around a selection of American Indian art from the David T. Vernon Collection with additional pieces from other National Park Service collections. As an extension of the National Park Service in cooperation with the University of Montana, one of the major goals in planning this exhibition will be to bring the National Parks to the people. The exhibition will go primarily to small rural communities and Indian reservations in the Rockies and Midwest and will bring a major cultural event to people who would otherwise be unable or unlikely to visit the Parks. The exhibition will remain in each community for approximately three days and will include a variety of out-reach programs directed to the schools and local organizations. These programs will serve to stimulate interest in the focal point of the exhibition, which will be the actual art of the North American Indians, and will present a preview of the exciting and informative multi-media presentation to be viewed at the main vehicles. At the main vehicles, through presentations of films, slides and live craft demonstrations, the viewer will perceive the qualities of Native American Art and will learn something of the various cultures which produced it. volume 6 number)! moon of the wild onion august 1976 [NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND D'ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRII ^lOF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION[^g^^^^^p Hospital Committee Asks Tribe's Help District Meetings Scheduled Dixon: The Tribal Council has held two special Council meetings in the past several weeks to discuss the future of the Holy Family Hospital with the ' Save the Hospital Committee'. Those present at the last meeting included 'Committee' chairman, Wes Leish-man, Hospital Administrator, Sister Si-mone Bepeign; I.H.S. Director, Rose Cline; and I.H.S. contracting specialist, Jerry Zitur. The Hospital committee is attempting to raise $300,000 to pay back the Sisters of Charity, and have some capital for the administration of the Hospital, guarantee for doctor's salary, and remodeling of one wing of the Hospital for use as a doctor's out-patient clinic. The Council had previously arranged to lease the hospital and grounds to the Community of St. Ignatius for one dollar per year. The Committee is now having problems meeting their deadlines. They had hoped to raise enough to pay the debt to the Sisters by September 1, however, they explained at their Aug. 2 meeting that it will take more time to get a fund raising campaign off the ground. They requested that the Council contribute something to the campaign to start it off. A loan of $125,000 was one suggestion, but the committee stated they would take whatever the Council could offer. What they got at the Aug. 10 meeting was a concensus of the Council to give them 60 days to show what they could raise on their own, then to come back to the Council and talk contribution, loan, or even the Tribe contracting the Hospital with Indian Health Service. Tribal Council Vice-Chairman, Vic Stinger, explained to Leishman and the others that the Tribe does not have the funds readily a-vailable to contribute at this time. In the mean time, the Sisters have agreed to keep the Hospital open. A solution will be forthcoming in 60 days when the Council will meet with the Hospital Committee. One thing that was agreed upon by all of those concerned is the fact that the Hospital should remain open, and remain a community Hospital open to serve all the people of the Valley. Dixon: Reservation wide district meetings will be held by the entire Tribal Council at four locations next month. Topics for discussion will include what should be done with the EDA money left after the Tribal Complex was voted down. The Tribes may be able to retain the $555,0Q0 grant for other projects on the Reservation. Meetings will be scheduled as follows: Sept. 7-7:00 p.m. Ronan community center. Sept. 8-6:00 p.m. Elmo Koostatah Hall Sept. 14-7 :00 p.m. -Mission Comm. Center Sept. 16-7:00 p.m. - HotSprings High Sch. ACCIDENT REPORT Dixon: Tribal Law & Order reports that 62% of the automobile accidents were found to be alcohol related in the month of July. 12 of the 32 investigated colli -sions had drinking involved. There were no deaths on the reservation highways, however, 20 people were injured. Of the 48 people involved, 9 were listed as Indian.
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The St. Louis Art Museum is preparing to debut a $160-million expansion.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the public will get the first look June 29 at the new East Building.
British architect David Chipperfield designed the 210,000-square-foot building, with its dark polished facade, skylights and concrete coffers. It's Gold LEED-certified, features 21 galleries, an underground garage, a restaurant and a gift shop. The project also includes new classrooms, flooring and updated galleries in the main and south buildings.
There's also $30 million to pay for increased operating costs.
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A new state law taking effect Jan. 1 is aimed at protecting the Baby Boom generation from the potentially deadly virus, Hepatitis C.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week signed the law that will require hospitals and health service providers to offer testing for the virus to all patients born between 1945 and 1965.
"Hepatitis C is a debilitating and potentially fatal disease that disproportionately affects the baby boomer generation in New York and nationwide," Cuomo stated. "This new law will help fight Hepatitis C and keep New Yorkers safe by providing testing to those most likely to have this virus whenever they visit a medical facility."
According to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 75 percent of Hepatitis C infection and about 73 percent of Hepatitis C-associated mortality occurs in people born between 1945 and 1965 — Baby Boomers. The state Department of Health statistics show as many as 150,000 New Yorkers are unaware of their Hepatitis C status.
The new law (A.1286-A/S.2750-A) will ensure that all Boomers are offered a hepatitis C screening test or diagnostic test whenever they are a patient at a hospital, clinic or a physician's office.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi women's golf team will embark on its final outing of the fall season, as it takes part in the 36th Annual FIU Pat Bradley Invitational. After a practice round on Saturday, the teams will play 18 holes each on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the event.
The Invitational is one of the most prestigious women's college golf events, and is hosted at the Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club. The Cypress Links course will be set up for a par 72 and 6,288 yards.
Seventeen teams will take part in the 2013 version of the event. Joining the Islanders and host Florida International are Bethune-Cookman, Bradley, Cincinnati, Daytona State, Delaware, Drake, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Jacksonville, Maryland, Memphis, Missouri, North Texas, Southern Miss and Western Illinois. Sunday and Monday will begin at 9:30 a.m, Tuesday will begin at 9 a.m., with a shotgun start each day.
The Islanders finished sixth as a team at last year's event, shooting a 914 throughout the three days. The team had four players finish in the top 36, with Vanessa Johnson finishing 17th and Krista Fenniak 19th. Four of the top five teams, including reigning champ FIU, return for the 2013 field. Second-place Cincinnati, third-place Bradley and fifth-place Daytona State are also back in the fold.
A&M-Corpus Christi will send the same lineup to the links it has throughout the fall, with Fenniak and Johnson joined by senior Lindsay Biehler and freshmen Ana Paredes and Claudia Galindo. Biehler leads the team with her 76.67 stroke average, while Johnson has led the team in each of the last two events, averaging 74 strokes in the last six rounds.
Updates will be provided as they become available on the official Twitter feed of the Islanders golf team (@IslandersGolf). Recaps will be available following each round on GoIslanders.com.


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The adventure begins when you step inside an elegant Victorian Exposition-style building. Marvel at the ornate 86-foot-long, hand-painted mural, as you climb aboard a giant clam shell—your "clam-mobile."
Slowly descend to an underwater world. Waiting for you are favorite characters from the film, like Ariel, Prince Eric, Sebastian, Flounder, Scuttle and the wicked sea witch Ursula—a towering figure 7.5-feet tall and 12-feet wide!
In addition to astounding sights, delight in memorable music. You may find yourself singing along with unforgettable songs, like "Part of Your World," "Under the Sea," "Poor Unfortunate Souls" and "Kiss the Girl."
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Omnimover attractions feature vehicles with speakers that project high-energy songs to riders. Another attribute of these attractions are the state-of-the-art Audio Animatronics characters and special effects that put you inside the scene.
At Disney California Adventure Park, meet Ariel and other popular Disney Princesses at Ariel's Grotto.
Afterwards, take a spin with a colorful menagerie of sea creatures on King Triton's Carousel, a Disney California Adventure attraction named after Ariel's father.
Ariel can also been seen in Disneyland Park, as a star in Mickey's Soundsational Parade.
Explore 2 brand new lands — Cars Land and Buena Vista Street. And discover how Disney and Pixar stories and characters are brought to life through amazing attractions, entertainment and dining!
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Idaho Commission Approves Settlement between Idaho Power, Wind Developers
September 3, 2007
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has approved a settlement between wind developers and Idaho Power Company over who should pay for transmission upgrades required to accommodate about 200 megawatts of new wind generation planned for the Magic Valley near Twin Falls in the south central part of the state.
To prevent transmission overload that could take place with the new projects, Idaho Power maintained it needed to upgrade its transmission system in the area at a cost of $60 million, a cost to be borne primarily by wind developers. Jared Grover, a developer for the Cassia Gulch Wind Park and Cassia Wind Farm, filed a complaint with the commission stating all Idaho Power ratepayers, not just developers, would benefit from the upgrades and should help pay for them. Grover also argued that requiring developers to pay for the upgrades would threaten the economic viability of his projects and stifle further development of renewable energy in Idaho.
Idaho Power has the transmission capability to handle the anticipated 200 MW in new generation under normal circumstances. However, existing transmission capacity would not meet the company's required reliability standards during times of emergency, such as when transmission lines are out of service.
After settlement discussions, the utility and wind developers agreed that installing equipment that would allow the wind generators to reduce output during times of transmission constraint would significantly reduce the amount of transmission upgrades required. The equipment, to be installed at the wind developers' expense, would let the wind generators reduce output when they receive a "redispatch" notice from Idaho Power at least 10 minutes in advance of the time output needs to be reduced.
"The parties agree that redispatch should be a rare occurrence," the commission said in its ruling. "If it proves otherwise, the commission expects to be notified by the utility."
With the ability to curtail generation during times of transmission overload, the cost of needed upgrades is reduced from $60 million to $11 million. The parties agreed on a formula to pay for the remaining $11 million. Idaho Power will pay all the costs for the first phase of a planned five-phased upgrade. For the remaining four phases, 25 percent of costs would be provided by the developer and 25 percent by Idaho Power Co., the latter to be included in the rate base for future recovery from customers systemwide. The remaining 50 percent would be advanced by the developer, but refunded over a term of no more than 10 years after the projects are commercially viable. The refunded amounts would then be included in the rate base.
Requiring the wind developers to pay for at least 25 percent of upgrade costs is beneficial to all customers, the commission said, because it creates an incentive for developers to consider economic efficiencies when they choose locations for their wind farms.
"We congratulate the parties on fashioning what we find to be a workable, least-cost, and reasonable solution to capacity and operational constraints on the transmission system that will benefit Idaho Power, its customers, and Cassia," the commission said.
A complete copy of the commission's order is available on the commission's homepage. Click on the electric icon, then on "Electric Cases," and scroll down to Case No. IPC-E-06-21.
Source: Idaho Public Utility Commission August 29 press release.
To read more about renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in Idaho, see:
- Idaho news published on the EERE Web site.
- Brief project descriptions from the Idaho Energy Office published in the EERE State Energy Program newsletter, Conservation Update.
- Idaho publications listed in the EERE State Publications Database.


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Editorial: Stock the shelves with food
Weekly editorial by WXII President, GM Hank Price
This is a weekly editorial by WXII President and GM Hank Price.
With the holiday season not far away, retailers' shelves are full of clothes, toys, jewelry and other items.
At two Triad food agencies, however, the shelves aren't quite as full.
This week, WXII will partner with the Guilford Merchants Association to help Second Harvest Food Bank and the Greensboro Urban Ministries feed the hungry.
In the coming days, our reporters will tell you how these agencies assist people throughout the year, and how you can help.
Then, on Friday, we'll be part of a telethon called "Food for All" -- an area-wide effort to raise money to stock the shelves with food, for those in need. You'll be able to donate over the phone or online anytime, here.
We can't think of a better way to kick off the holiday season. Please watch WXII this week and stay with WXII12.com for updates.


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SANTA CLARA -- The Earthquakes were so starved for a victory Saturday night, they needed only 10 players on the field to get the job done.
After winger Shea Salinas received a straight red card in the 45th minute, San Jose held on to beat FC Dallas 2-1 in front of a sellout crowd of 10,525 at Buck Stadium.
Perhaps playing a man down for 45 minutes and getting a victory will spur the Quakes (2-3-4).
"It was a long, hard-fought night," Quakes coach Mark Watson said. "I'm really proud of our guys, to see the effort and the commitment under extreme pressure to get the points."
Jon Busch, a wily veteran goalkeeper, made four saves, including three first-rate stops in the final 45 minutes, along with some athletic catches.
"Buschy was great tonight," Watson said. "He had a bunch of great saves. We had a couple of close calls. One was off the post. He showed his real quality tonight."
The Quakes, who play three of their next four games away from home beginning next week in Seattle, were desperate for a victory and to develop some momentum after managing only eight goals in their first eight games.
An own goal courtesy of FC Dallas' David Texeira off a Sam Cronin free kick gave the Quakes a 2-0 lead in the 73rd minute. Chris Wondolowski pressured the defender to knock it in his own net.
But Michel, a Brazilian, halved the deficit for Dallas (5-5-1) three minutes later with a laser-like free kick from 19 yards out.
The Quakes led 1-0 at halftime on Cordell Cato's first goal of the season in the 25th minute off a double assist from Busch and Clarence Goodson. It marked Busch's first assist as an Earthquake.
The drama intensified after Salinas was ejected for a studs-up tackle on Zach Lloyd in the 45th minute. The Quakes, who also received four yellow cards, argued the call. Salinas said the replay made the foul look worse than it was.
"I didn't get him very hard, but I got him," Salinas said. "You can't argue too much at this point. I feel bad that I made the team play with 10 men from that point, but it was awesome what they did out there. It was an awesome victory. They battled out there."
The Quakes held on for dear life in six minutes of stoppage time, with Dallas surging forward. Ty Harden bolstered the back line after replacing Cato in the 85th minute. Forward Alan Gordon limped off the field in the 56th minute and was spelled by rookie JJ Koval.
Earthquakes (2-3-4) at Seattle (7-2-1), 7 p.m. CSNCA


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Lovely Flat in Alfama
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The apartment combines its medieval architecture with modern and sophisticated design, since it was renovated. The décor mixes the Portuguese tradition with the Eastern culture. These aspects, a fantastic view over the rooftops of Alfama, the special illumination of the city of Lisbon and the Tagus River creates an unforgettable atmosphere.
Do not miss! It is include the following: A large living room with 2 distinct areas with double sofa bed, satellite TV, music DVDs and CDs. The kitchen as a washing and drying machine, a dishwasher, microwave, electric stove and oven, fridge and freezer. One bedroom with a double bed. There is another room with 2 single beds and a bed sofa.
With all kinds of traditional commerce, and pedestrian distance of most of the most popular sites in Lisbon. It is also possible to walk to the station of Santa Apolonia, linking the capital to the north of the country and also receives trains from Spain. There is an underground car park, 1 minute walking from the apartment, in the Largo das Portas do Sol.
Order, respect and common sense. Treat the house like yours. The apartment is rented clean, with clean sheets and towels.
The price includes a welcome pack.
Extra cleaning service with linen change: € 50.00 to 100.00 (depending on number of occupants).
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The apartment was in a good location, well equipped and clean too. Bed linen and towels were available. Unfortunately, under the apartment was a small shop where people were staying still like night and sometimes were very loud. In one night, even up to 2 clock in the morning. To sleep was impossible.
Die Wohnung hatte eine gute Lage, war gut ausgestattet und war auch sauber. Bettwäsche und Handtücher waren vorhanden. Leider war unter der Wohnung ein kleiner Laden wo sich gerne abends noch Personen aufhielten und z.T. sehr laut waren. In einer Nacht sogar bis 2 Uhr morgens. An schlafen war nicht zu denken.
The apartment and the host was very friendly, we had a very pleasant stay in Lisbon is a beautiful city!
L'appartement et l'hôte étaient très sympathiques, nous avons passé un très agréable séjours à Lisbonne qui est une ville magnifique!!
This apartment was perfect for our stay in Lisbon. We were six persons and nevertheless the space was sufficient. Fully and well equipped, we spent nice hours in the apartment and on the small balcony - watching the people on the streets. As it is located in lively Alfama, we only had short ways to explore Lisbon! Fortunately we were all small girls, but we could imagine that taller people might have some problems showering as the ceiling was relatively low.
When we had a question or a problem we could always ask Ricardo for help. And not to forget to mention the yummy Pastels de Nata that welcomed us upon arrival. Thank you for a great week in Lisbon!
Ricardo is absolutly nice. We had a great holiday in his place. The flat is beautiful well-decorated and clean as well. Internet was not good as we expected. However, we were all day long in the city, sothat it was not big problem. Thank you so much again for your excellent organisation. We'd love to contact you when we go back to Lisboa next time.
From Stuttgart- Germany.
very nice landlord, lovingly furnished apartment, with everything you need. People tend not suitable for large, low doors and shower, but perfect for us. Great location, right in the historic center on the legendary tram 28 Everything very accessible, yet quiet-good window. Tiptop!
sehr nette Vermieter, liebevoll eingerichtete Wohnung, mit allem, was man so braucht. Für große Menschen eher nicht geeignet, niedrige Türen+Dusche, aber für uns perfekt.
Super Lage, mitten in der Altstadt direkt an der legendären Straßenbahn 28. Alles sehr gut erreichbar, trotzdem ruhig- gute Fenster.
Really nice place, lovely neighberhood,really convenient, fantastic house, fully new furniture, perfect and friendly landlord. It worth to stay.
A house very nice and very well located. A warm welcome and a wonderful city. Highly Recommended
Una casa muy agradable y muy bien situada. Una acogida cálida y una ciudad maravillosa. Muy recomendable
The apartment is fine. Well equipped, comfortable, clean and super well located above. Alfama is a wonderful neighborhood to explore Lisbon. The perfect host! Very recomendable.
l'Apartament està molt bé. Ben equipat, agradable, net i sobretot super ben situat. l'Alfama és un barri fantàstic per descobrir Lisboa. L'acollida perfecta!! Molt recomendable.
A todos que procuram um lugar aconchegante, perto do centro, de pontos turísticos e restaurantes tradicionais portugueses, este é o lugar ideal para ficar em Lisboa. Logo abaixo do apartamento encontramos um mercadinho, restaurantes e ponto do Tram a 200 metros. Para a estação de metrô é mais facil ir andando, mas não esqueçam de levar sapatos esportivos e confortáveis, porque andar nas ladeiras de Lisboa não é mole!
O Pedro nos recebeu muito bem e nos deu muitas dicas boas. Foram todos súper prestativos e compreensivos com nossa chegada e saída. Muito obrigada!
A próxima estadia em Lisboa com certeza ficaremos de novo em um dos apartamentos oferecidos pelo Cristóvão.
Vale muito a pena!!!
Um abração e até a próxima,
I and my family have been really happy of being in Lisbon. Everything was perfect.
When we arrived at our aprtment we were welcame with a smile and a box of very good pasteis de nata. Cristovao and Cristiana are very nice people and the apartment is very well positioned, well equipped and comfortable. We want to thank them for our beautiful staying.
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Tribe Bankrolls Wheelers Dixon (Char-Koosta): The Tribal Council has agreed to a partnership with Joe Wheeler and his sister Irene in their attempts to sue Missoula and Lake Counties for damages in earlier cigarette and firecracker arrests. The attorney representing both Wheelers, Marvin Ping of Missoula, appeared before the Tribal Council November 3 to request financial assistance in persuing the two suits. Both suits resulted from arrests and confiscation of inventory earlier this year for cigarette tax and firecracker violations. Joe Wheeler was found innocent of Missoula County charges that his cigarette stand north of Evaro was in violation of state civil laws and Irene Wheeler was pronounced not guilty of selling fireworks in violation of state laws. Both claim that confiscated inventories were not returned. Each Wheeler is asking for about $250,000 for direct and exemplary damages. Although the tribe has been backing the Wheelers in their fight against the state's claim to jurisdiction in the two cases the damage suits had been considered outside the tribes's commitment. However, Ping told the Tribal Council the suits were integral with the tribe's stand on concurrent jurisdiction and that they must "hang together or the courts will certainly hang them separately". Ping explained the Wheelers action's contested the right ot County or state authorities sieze goods belonging to tribal members on tribal lands ana ne added that this was part of the state:s plan to deny the tribe any jurisdictional authority. The Tribal Council agreed to turn the matter over to Tribal Attorneys Wilkenson, Cragun and Barker. If the Washington attorneys approve the additional tribal committment, the tribes will bankroll the Wheelers in their civil suits proviaeu the expenditure would be reimbursed with any awards the suits might bring. Joe Wheeler operates a tax free cigarette stand on Evaro Hill in Missoula County. His sister, Dorothy Clinkenbeard, (Continued On Page 2) Water Study Report Wednesday Dixon (Char-Koosta): A special presentation of a four-year reservation water study will be made Wednesday, December 20, in the Tribal Council Chambers at the Dixon Agency. The report will be the first public airing of the controversial Clyde, Criddle and Wood-ard hydrological survey of res- ervation waters. The presentation will be made by Tribal Attorney Richard Baenan of the Washington D.C. law firm of Wilkinson, Cragun and Barker. The firm has been reviewing the engineers findings since the study was completed this fall. The Salt Lake engineering firm began the study in 1968_ on a $75,000 contract with the tribe. The study, according to prelimiary reports, will include an inventory of surface irrigation water, reservior water storage capacity, watershed storage, aquafers, ground water, and water running through the reservation from other sources. The survev is intended to (cont. on page 8) Salish, Kootenai, Pend 'd Orielles Tribes KO OS TA VOLUME 2 - NUMBER 16 Full Moon of Continuous Snow (Dec. 15,1972)' PRICE 10c More on BIAShakeup Students Tell Their Tale Missoula (Char-Koosta) : Five University ot Montana students—three of them from the Flathead Reservation—gave their side of the "Trail of Broken Treaties" story to a packed-house pot luck dinner in Missoula last Friday. The dinner, sponsored by the Kyi-Yo Indian Club of the University of Montana, was the first in a series of state wide public forums on the controversial trek. In all, some 150 Montana Indians participated in the caravan of which 17 were University of Montana students. About 15 Montana Indians have agreed to travel around the state to present both sides of the November 2 through 8 take-over of Bureau of Indian Affairs headquarters in Washington. The group plans to visit the Flathead reservation sometime after the first of the year. John Woodenlegs, a Northern Cheyenne, introduced the program Friday night. He said the reason the trip to Washington was planned was to let BIA and the government know that there are Indians out here that care how their lives are run. Woodenlegs told the 100 persons attending the presentation there was a good reason why the BIA never does any thing. He said when Custer left Washington in 1876, he told the Bureau not to do any thing about Indians until he got back. "Everybody, except the BIA, knows what happened to Custer". Woodenlegs explained "and we dropped in there to let them know the good news" Wesley Stiff Arm, a Gros Ventre-Cree, explained the University program which gave the U of M students 15 hours of credit for making the trip. He said an existing omnibus course plan provided students with credit for involvement in social work. He said the students receiving credit for the trip will be required to account for their time and assess the value of the experience. Kathy Ross, a 21 year old Salish Indian from Ronan, told about the first leg of the trek which started late in October. (cont. on page 5) Shakeup in Top Indian Spots Washington,D.C: (from news release) Three top Department of Interior Indian Officials are out of work in the wake of the week-long take-over of the Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Washington. Secretary of the Interior Rogers C.B. Morton removed "all present authority" from Interior Department Assistant Secretary (in charge of Indian Affairs) Harrison Loesch—Indian Commissioner Louis R. Bruce and BIA Deputy Commissioner John Old Crow. Replacing all three for the time being is Assistant Secretary for Management and Budget Richard S. Bodman. Bodman was given Secretarial orders to "assume immediate administrative control of the Department of Interior's Indian Operations. Morton explained the extraordinary house cleaning by saying:"l have taken this action because I believe it is essential to the well being of the American Indian that we return out Indian programs to operational effectiv-ness without delay". (cont. on page 2)
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|Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation.
|Salish Indians --Newspapers.; Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians
|Tribe Bankrolls Wheelers; Water study report Wednesday; More on BIA shakeup; Students tell their tale; Shakeup in top Indian spots; Indians oppose coal-gas plant; Cattlemen worry about "A" canal shutdown; What impact will EPA court ruling have?; Not racism, just fun; Students recall "trail of broken treaties"; The 20 point position paper; Harsh fed laws before high court; Tales: Old white man learns lesson; Edward Vanderburg; Indian Education Book Sequel being published; Ronan high girl netters; Full moon of continuous snow.
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Definition of sociolinguistics in English:
plural noun[treated as singular]
The study of language in relation to social factors, including differences of regional, class, and occupational dialect, gender differences, and bilingualism.
Example sentences
- If we look across the social and behavioral sciences - outside of sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics - there are remarkably few cases where linguistic analysis plays any explicit role in research.
- Not all scholars are agreed on the boundaries and relationship between linguistics and sociolinguistics.
- His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek.
sociolinguist noun
- Example sentences
- Some sociolinguists believe that linguists should have as their objective the compilation of multilectal grammar: a grammar that would take into account all variation within a given language.
- By studying the sounds, grammars, and meanings of different dialects, sociolinguists examine how language functions in society and why it varies.
- It's not helpful to shame people for their dialects, the sociolinguists seem to say.
- Example sentences
- The view of language which emerges from the sociolinguistic study of urban dialects is that of a structured but variable system, whose use is conditioned by both internal and external factors.
- Adequate understanding of linguistic, psycholinguistic, and sociolinguistic factors was considered essential in developing a coherent heritage language education policy.
- The study of signed languages can reveal whether or not sociolinguistic phenomena previously observed for spoken languages are general across modalities.
- Example sentences
- There are many other variables in English which show similar sociolinguistically significant distributions, such as those studied in Norwich in the 1970s in an urban dialect study modeled after the New York research.
- It is evident that Latinate vocabulary consists of a stylistically or sociolinguistically elevated layer in the overall English vocabulary.
- The textbook does use the reference terms of 'Mr.', 'Mrs. ', and 'Ms.' but in a sociolinguistically inappropriate manner.
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A process harmonization assessment (PHA) is an efficient tool to thoroughly assess the differences between separate sets of equipment processing a specific molecule. The main components reviewed in a PHA include: process flow, process parameters, equipment capability, and raw materials. A PHA document evaluates the risk to the technical success of a technology transfer by understanding the important process and equipment-related issues early in the process. A PHA document also discusses when differences between sets of equipment may affect critical design parameters for the process such as mixing, heat transfer, column flow rates, and gradient control. Early process development and scale-up may not need every aspect of a PHA document, but node-to-node transfers generally realize great benefit when complete assessments are performed.
Technology transfers early in the development cycle have fewer strictly designed process steps and few if any critical process parameters (CPPs). A simple assessment of the most basic process flows, process parameters, yields, and purities may be enough for a PHA at this development stage. After process development reaches pilot-scale or production-scale, further details in the assessment are critical to reduce risk from unknown variables and ensure both the receiving site and sending site understand the process and the equipment that is being transferred. A PHA document may undergo revisions over the course of a technology transfer as the design progresses, and will continue to be revised as the process changes.
Process Flow Review
The process flow review section of a PHA establishes how the receiving site will fit the process into its major pieces of equipment. This is the earliest portion of the PHA that can be completed. In many cases, a process flow review is completed during due diligence or the initial process fit. Each piece of equipment is selected to enable the major process steps to flow with approximate equipment capacity, product flow through the facility, and process timing. This section may take the form of a process equipment diagram with the process flow shown in a basic process and instrumentation diagram. The process equipment flow creates the inventory of equipment needs at the receiving site and will be the basis of any initial capital project needed to procure major equipment, if necessary.


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- Magnetic connection, Hidden AutoWake magnets
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What do gang members look like? A bestselling rapper and music mogul with 10 Grammys under his belt and millions of dollars in his pocket according to the front page of the Miami Police Department's website.
The Miami New Times found two graphics of Jay-Z that the Miami Police Department seems to have used for a banner on its website:
Before you call it racist, though, consider this: The guy in back might be Vanilla Ice.


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Poor Kanye. The rapper launched his first womenswear collection in Paris on Saturday, giving at least two fashion writers the opportunity to employ the timeless diss "stick to your day job." Fortunately, many artists have done just that – and made some great music as a result. Why, let's talk about it.
The New Adele Video Will Make You Cry
It seemed impossible that Adele could make "Someone Like You" from her billion-selling album 21 sadder than it already was. But the British singer has done it with her new video, above. In black and white, she takes a solitary walk in the most romantic city in the world and sings about confronting a love she'll have to overcome. Watch it and weep.
T.I. Is Now Locked Up In The Studio
T.I. wasted no time in getting back to the studio after becoming a free man last week. Anticipation was high for the rapper's first post-prison solo track "I'm Flexin'," but it wound up being kind of underwhelming.
His guest verse on the "F.A.M.E." (that's Fake Ass Motherfuckers Envy) by gravel-voiced Atlanta rapper Young Jeezy, however, is the type of redemptive mission statement you might expect from an artist who just served two back-to-back sentences. "No feeling sorry for me, keep your pity and your sympathy," T.I. raps, sounding grown. Is that an Enya sample?
As for Jeezy: "Bill Gates state-of-mind with an automatic weapon." Don't tempt him.
The One Where We Talk About Friends
Hard to decide which is cooler: the flawless bassline on "I'm His Girl" by Brooklyn newcomers Friends, or Samantha Urbani's half-sung vocals as she delivers chilled-out girlfriend-isms like, "if you love someone it should feel good to let them breathe." Either way, everyone will be talking about this band soon.
London-based label Lucky Number will release the single on October 31. The b-side, a cover of Ghost Town DJ's 1996 hit "My Boo," is just as awesome.
Sweet Zola Jesus
Yeah, we know – Feist has a new album out this week, Metals. But it's so boring! Way more interesting is Contanus, the exceptional third full-length by Phoenix-born artist Zola Jesus. Genre-wise, her music sits somewhere between electronic, gothic folk and soul, and the record is so consistent that it was hard to choose one song to post above. "Hikikomori" will do. Oh, look, all of Contanus is streaming at the Guardian and the Times just posted her new video for "Vessel."
Taylor Swift Does The A-Town Stomp
Taylor Swift joined Usher onstage in Atlanta this weekend for a performance of his club anthem "Yeah." She even sort of rapped Ludacris's part! Watch as she instructs a rapt crowd of confused Usher fans to "bend over to the front and touch your toes."
Then, on Sunday night, T.I. made a surprise appearance at the country singer's show for a rendition of his single "Live Your Life." This is, of course, phase one of a deeply calculated Machiavellian revenge plot by Swift to displace her arch-nemesis Kanye West. Watch the throne, indeed.
Mastodon Is The Antidote To Lou Reed and Metallica
Recently, Lou Reed and Metallica kicked off their campaign of self-seriousness with "The View," the first single from their super-pretentious collaborative album, Lulu, out Oct. 31. So far, the song has racked up 3,076 likes and 8,466 dislikes on YouTube.
It's up to Atlanta band Mastodon, then, to prove that heavy metal can still be likeable and imaginative with their latest, The Hunter, which came out last week. Check out the video for "Curl Of The Burl," above, in all its backwater b-horror film glory.
Prepare To Have Six Songs Stuck In Your Head Simultaneously
New York remix duo The Jane Doze have elevated the mashup to pop symphony. On "Young Hearts Wanna Beat On Their Own," they consolidate "Hummingbird Heartbeat" by Katy Perry, "Dancing On My Own" by Robyn, will.i.am's part from Nicki Minaj's "Check It Out," Whitey Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," "Your Love Is My Drug" by Kesha, and "Young Blood" by The Naked and Famous into three-and-a-half minutes of Billboard sauce with a video to match.


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Book your room at Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill
Get an overview of this hotelBeacon Hill hotel in Boston near Faneuil Hall
Historic Beacon Hill
This hotel in Boston's historic Beacon Hill is 2 blocks from Massachusetts General Hospital and a half-mile from Faneuil Hall marketplace.
Seasonal outdoor pool
A 24-hour fitness center, a business center, Dean's List restaurant & bar, and an outdoor pool (open Memorial Day-Labor Day) surrounded by a deck are included at Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill guestrooms offer coffeemakers, complimentary wireless Internet access, and premium cable.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill5 Blossom Street Boston MA 02114
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Located at the foot of historic Beacon Hill, this Boston hotel is 2 blocks from Massachusetts General Hospital and 5 blocks from the Charles/MGH T Station.
The Dean's List offers hand-crafted sandwiches made with local artisan breads and with names based on Boston's rich university history, as well as a wide variety of beer, wine, and cocktails. Room service is available and offers a similar menu to Dean's List.
Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill's business center offers computer use, copying and faxing, and courier service. There are 8 conference rooms for private meetings as well as free wireless Internet access.
Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill provides covered parking (surcharge) and the 24-hour fitness center features 3 treadmills, 2 stationary bikes, and 1 elliptical. You can also see the front desk for information regarding a local full-service gym. 24-hour laundry facilities and same-day dry-cleaning services are options (surcharge). A deck surrounds the outdoor pool.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 304
- Number of floors - 14
- ATM/banking
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Outdoor pool
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms 8
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (feet) - 5800
- Conference space size (meters) - 539
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Wedding services
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave (on request)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Video-game console
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- iPod docking station
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free WiFi
Start your morning with a cooked-to-order breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM for a surcharge. Room service is available during limited hours.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
The hotel advises that guests who depart prior to the originally booked check-out date will be charged an early check-out fee (one room night and tax).
- Deposit: USD 75.00 per night
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: USD 48 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 43 per night (in/out privileges)
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- Late check-out fee: USD 100.00
- Refrigerator fee: USD 20 per night
- In-room microwave fee: USD 20 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
Hotel Name
- Boston Beacon Hill Wyndham
- Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill
- Wyndham Hotel Boston Beacon Hill
- Holiday Inn Beacon Hill
- Holiday Inn Boston At Beacon Hill Hotel Boston
- Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill Hotel
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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.


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CINCINNATI -- Madison Bumgarner was named National League pitcher of the month for the first time, adding to a trophy case that already is overflowing for a left-handed ace who is just 24 years old.
Bumgarner was 5-0 in six starts, with 48 strikeouts and a 2.08 ERA. He was third among N.L. pitchers in ERA and fifth in opponents' batting average (.203). In 39 innings, Bumgarner allowed just 28 hits. He joined Jason Schmidt (2004), Ray Sadecki (1967) and Juan Marichal (1963) as the only modern-era Giants to record at least five wins and strike out at least 48 in a month while not taking a loss.
"That's a huge honor," Bumgarner said. "I'm thankful for the opportunity to get out there and pitch. I really didn't even realize (I was pitching that well). The last few starts felt really good, but I didn't even realize I was having a good month until they put it up there."
Bumgarner helped the Giants go 19-8 in May and extend their lead in the division.
The opening day starter is the first Giant to win pitcher of the month since Tim Lincecum in June, 2009. He's the first Giant to take any MLB award since Hunter Pence was player of the month last September.
In a twist, Bumgarner was joined in the honor by Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig, who was named the (position) player of the month in the National League. Bumgarner and Puig exchanged angry words at the plate when the Dodgers star pimped a homer at Dodger Stadium in early May, and afterward Bumgarner provided one of the best quotes of the month.
"I was just congratulating him," Bumgarner said on May 9, trying to hide a smile. "It was a really good hit. It was impressive. Again, I don't know why everybody got so mad. It escalated quickly for no reason. I think he said 'Thank you.' I'm not sure if he did.
"I don't speak Spanish very well."
On Tuesday, Bumgarner said it was "funny how it worked out" with the two winning the National League's monthly awards.
"Maybe we can take a picture together," he said.
For more on the Giants, see Alex Pavlovic's Giants Extra blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/Giants. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/AlexPavlovic.


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Main Ideas & Summarizing: 35 Reading Passages For Comprehension
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This book provides the practice students need to master the reading skills of summarizing and finding the main idea. The 35 reproducible pages in this book feature high-interest nonfiction reading passage with short-answer practice questions that target one of these essential reading comprehension skills. Also includes model lessons, assessments, and an answer key. 48 pages.


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Heart Disease Health Center
Moderate Drinking Helps Men After Heart Attack?
March 27, 2012 -- After a heart attack, men who continue to drink one or two alcoholic beverages a day may live longer than heavy drinkers or non-drinkers.
Those findings appear in the European Heart Journal.
"For many men after experiencing a heart attack, major diet and lifestyle changes are recommended by their physicians, [but] our study indicates that for men already consuming moderate amounts of alcohol, continuing to consume moderate amounts may be beneficial for long-term survival after a heart attack," researcher Jennifer K. Pai, ScD, tells WebMD in an email. She is an assistant professor of medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston.
Moderate amounts of alcohol may boost levels of HDL ("good") cholesterol. It may also make blood less likely to clot and reduce levels of inflammation in the body, Pai says.
Too Much Alcohol Is Risky
The study tracked nearly 2,000 male heart attack survivors for about 20 years. Every four years, they were asked about their alcohol use and diet.
Men who had two drinks a day (with a drink being 4 ounces of wine, a bottle or can of beer, or a shot of liquor) were classified as "moderate" drinkers.
During the study, 482 of the men died. Moderate drinkers were 14% less likely to die from any cause and 42% less likely to die from heart disease than non-drinkers.
Heavy drinkers were as likely to die during the study as men who never drank following a heart attack.
Most of the men did not change their drinking habits after they had a heart attack.
The new findings may not apply to female heart attack survivors.
Sandra V. Chaparro, MD, breaks down the new findings this way: "Men who have two drinks per day have the best survival rates after their first heart attack." She is a cardiologist at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. "If you are consuming two drinks of alcohol a day, you don't have to change that, because it has some preventive benefits," she says.
But that's not a green light to drink more alcohol. "High amounts of alcohol will damage the brain, heart, and liver," Chaparro says.


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ice 1
- Her foot broke through a patch of brittle ice to black frozen mud below.
- In a matter of seconds, the toxarin was frozen into a solid block of ice.
- A blue beam shot out of my armor and froze Floria in a solid block of ice.
- A thick layer of ice encrusted the surface of the dark water.
- There was a thin layer of ice on the surface, and she realised that her knees were getting wet through the fabric of her dress.
- The surface of the canal was a thick layer of ice except where the water plunged over stone and concrete falls for a drop of about twenty feet.
- The ice in his voice didn't match the warmth in his eyes.
- The second movement, the composer told me, should be played not expressively, but like ice.
- His voice was like ice, sending a chill through my body.
- Oh, and there's treacle tart or very creamy home-made ices for pudding.
- Try serving ices and sorbets in flower-studded 'ice-bowls'.
- Manfully, I choose from the small list of ices and sorbets a Trufito.
- A tray of miniature fruit ices appeared after dessert, along with mint truffles and slivers of candied ginger.
- Low-fat means sorbet, ices, frozen yogurt, sherbet, or low-fat ice cream.
- The menu also has milkshakes and fruit ices, but nobody ever seems to order them.
- The pricey drink comes with just one piece of ice: a diamond.
verbo[with object]
- If they can't wait long enough to ice fairy cakes, have some extra that can be eaten immediately.
- I slammed the kitchen door on the pair of them and set about icing my cake.
- England, however, made the fatal error of believing this advance publicity - and in their haste, they tried to ice their cake before it had had time to cool.
- Her three-point play with 1: 31 left iced the Huskies' victory over Oklahoma in San Antonio.
- Detroit has iced a contender in each of the past dozen years.
break the ice
- Do or say something to relieve tension or get conversation going in a strained situation or when strangers meet.Oraciones de ejemplo
- I thought if I had one at home I could use it as a conversation piece, to break the ice at parties.
- Perhaps next time, we should break the ice and make proper conversation.
- Although watching together broke the ice, the tension was still there.
ice the puck
- Ice Hockey Shoot the puck from one's own half of the rink to the other end without it hitting the goal or being touched by a teammate, for which a face-off is awarded in one's own end.Oraciones de ejemplo
- In addition, a team that is playing short-handed won't be allowed to ice the puck in either game.
- Also, the team icing the puck is prohibited from changing players until after the next face-off.
- They call offsides, offsides pass, icing the puck and handle all faceoffs but those at center ice.
on ice
- But it was the champions-elect that were sent home in defeat, the champagne, for now at least, chilling on ice.
- The samples were heated for 6-7 min, then chilled on ice, and centrifuged.
- Spoon some lobster noodles in a bowl that is chilled on ice.
- Mr Wicks said putting the plans on ice would cut down the overall cost of the massive engineering scheme by an estimated £220m.
- Initially, it was hoped the family would jet off to the States this summer but the gruelling chemotherapy sessions have put plans on ice.
- Early in March, Genesis Energy put plans on ice for two coal-fired power stations in Huntly.
- It would be a unique event as Indians for the first time would get to watch white bear performing on ice.
- In 1973, at the age of 9, Nina Ananiashvili performed on ice an adaptation of Michel Fokine's solo The Dying Swan.
- Everyone has watched accomplished skaters spin on ice.
on thin ice
- In a precarious or risky situation: you're skating on thin iceMás ejemplos en oraciones
- When you deal with this subject you skate on thin ice.
- His reign has been very controversial and he is on thin ice already.
- Like the rest of the field, Woods was swinging on thin ice, knowing that the slightest false step or slice of misfortune would draw blood.
Verbos con partícula
ice over/up
- Become covered or blocked with ice: the wings iced over, forcing the pilot to diveMás ejemplos en oraciones
freeze, freeze over, turn into ice, harden, solidifyarchaic glaciate
- Because even as I speak the freezer is icing up nicely.
- She could feel everything climbing to the top of her head, then stopping, icing over into one solid block.
- If the defrost timer fails, the freezer can ice up and stop cooling properly.
Old English īs, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch ijs and German Eis.
The primary purpose of breaking the ice was to allow the passage of boats through frozen water, but by the end of the 16th century people were using the phrase to mean 'to begin an undertaking'. The modern sense, 'to do or say something to relieve tension or get conversation going', began in the 17th century. Ice has represented a person's cold nature or unfriendly manner since at least the time of Shakespeare. In the early 19th century the poet Lord Byron wrote in his Don Juan: 'And your cold people are beyond all price, When once you've broken their confounded ice.' Ice cream has been around longer than you might think. The term first appeared in the mid 18th century, but the earlier equivalent iced cream is known from the late 17th. In 1848 the novelist William Makepeace Thackeray could use the shortened form ice in Vanity Fair: 'He went out and ate ices at a pastry-cook's shop.' Since the early 18th century both icing and ice have been names for sugar paste for cakes. The American equivalent is frosting [1756]. The idea behind both is that the white sugar looks like ice. The phrase the icing on the cake, 'an attractive but inessential addition or enhancement', has been recorded since the 1920s
Palabras que riman con iceadvice, bice, Brice, choc ice, concise, dice, entice, gneiss, imprecise, lice, mice, nice, precise, price, rice, sice, slice, speiss, spice, splice, suffice, syce, thrice, top-slice, trice, twice, underprice, vice, Zeiss
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- Everyone should put a contact number in their mobile phone and name it ICE (In Case of Emergency)
- Put an ICE number in your mobile
- A helper, or emergency worker, would simply be able to use your phone and dial your pre-entered ICE numbers telling friends of relations what had happened.
Early 21st century: acronym from in case of emergency.
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Ryan Akin, Forage, nutrient and technology manager, Hemdale Farms and Greenhouses
Donna Bennett, Founder, Canandaigua Connected, Three Chiquita Publishing and FreedomTeachers.com
Ryan Akin, Forage, nutrient and technology manager, Hemdale Farms and Greenhouses
Donna Bennett, Founder, Canandaigua Connected, Three Chiquita Publishing and FreedomTeachers.com
Paul Bringewatt, Paul Bringewatt and Associates, Municipal Consultants
David Christoforo, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Keller Williams Realty
Lauren Kolb, Vice President, Genesee Valley Trust
Michael Long, Mathematical Sciences and Chemistry lecturer, Rochester Institute of Technology
Nicole Mahoney, President, Break the Ice Media
Julie K. Maslyn, Promotion and Education Chairperson, Ontario County Farm Bureau
James Rose, Owner, JR Outside Design and Consulting
Richard Russell, Owner, The Russell Group, Inc.
Jeanna Savage, Director, Community Outreach
Trisha Turner, Educational and Community advocate, Victor Central School District
Almost a year has passed since I became a member of this great community — and publisher of the Daily Messenger. Of course, I was immediately taken by the beauty of the lakes and all the natural gifts throughout the county. What really resonates with me is the pride and personal commitment community members have for the place they call home.
This is very apparent through the public involvement with government, education, environment and all the other key concerns in a community.
Another thing that was very apparent to me a year ago was the commitment of the Daily Messenger; living up to its responsibility as a newspaper and the staff's dedication to keep our readership informed of the many things that impact your lives each day. This includes providing the public with accurate information that aids them in making the best decisions in their lives — for their families, their community and the future. To say the least, this is a daunting task in which accuracy and timeliness is crucial, and it is one that is taken very seriously.
To that end, the Daily Messenger formed an advisory group comprised of our loyal readership in 2013. Those committed participants lent their voices, opinions and valuable time to aid us in targeting what was important to our readership. They gave us a year of dedication, which contributed to an improved newspaper. Their contributions included feedback on product design and coverage topics, as well as providing us with many new contributing partnerships in the community. Through these and many other initiatives, the Daily Messenger kept true to its obligation and commitment to its readership and provided readers with an improved and enhanced newspaper.
As we prepared for 2014, I felt it was time to take the next step. I wanted our publication to take an active part in enabling and effecting positive change. Working closely with the regional editor and digital community manager, Allison Cooper and Ryan Williamson, the 2014 Community Readership Group concept was conceived. The idea is quite simple: leverage the newspaper's resources with the expertise of passionate community/business leaders and engaged citizens to make Ontario County a better place to live. The group's focus would be on three important community topics; public safety, economic development and the environment.
The process started in January with interviews of potential candidates for the Community Readership Group. Our goal was to seat a diverse team of members with varying areas of expertise who have a proven track record — while also representing a cross section of our community. What began as a mission of seating competent and caring people who have a vision to improve their community ended up as a very interesting and exciting process. The conversations were invigorating, energizing and passionate. These candidates are in tune to the needs around us and are ready to dive into another committee and sacrifice more of their limited personal time to make a difference.
Page 2 of 2 - Simply put, they care for and love their community!
Our group will begin meeting this Wednesday night and will do so each month. We will keep you posted through columns, articles and essays as we have news to share. I can't thank our members enough for their commitment and time. They know better than anyone: change begins with us.
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Bol Bachchan is a Bollywood Movie, Directed by Rohit Shetty. Starring Ajay Devgan, Abhishek Bachchan, Asin and Prachi Desai in Lead Roles.
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