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Saturday, 08/03/1991
Larrabee Farm, a.k.a. Amys Farm, Auburn, ME
Soundcheck: Poor Heart, Crimes of the Mind (with the Dude of Life), Bitchin' Again (with the Dude and Sofi Dillof)
Set 1: Wilson > Foam, Runaway Jim, GuelahGuelah Papyrus, Llama, Fee, CoilThe Squirming Coil > Poor Heart > SlothThe Sloth, DividedDivided Sky, GolgiGolgi Apparatus
Set 2: CurtainThe Curtain > Reba > CDTChalk Dust Torture, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room > Tweezer > Esther > Cavern, IDKI Didn't Know, YEMYou Enjoy Myself[1], Rocky Top
Set 3: Stash, Ya Mar, Fluffhead > Lawn Boy > MSOMy Sweet One, LizardsThe Lizards, Buried Alive[2] > Possum
Encore: Magilla, Self[3], Bitchin' Again[4], Crimes of the Mind[5]
Encore 2: HoodHarry Hood
[1] No gerbils in your bottom" vocal jam.
[2] Jamie Janover on didgeridoo.
[3] Dude of Life on vocals.
[4] Phish debut; Dude of Life and Sofi Dillof on vocals.
[5] Phish debut; Dude of Life on vocals.
· Theme from I Love Lucy and Theme from Rawhide teases in You Enjoy Myself
· Theme from I Love Lucy tease in Possum
Noteworthy Jams: Foam
Average Song Gap: 8.78
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Steve Pollak ("The Dude of Life") (Guest), Sofi Dillof (Guest), Jamie Janover (Guest)
Notes: This was a free show. YEM and Possum featured I Love Lucy theme teases. YEM also featured an infamous "no gerbils in your bottom" vocal jam. The theme from Rawhide was also quoted in the vocal jam. Buried Alive featured Jamie Janover on didgeridoo. Self, Bitchin' Again, and Crimes of the Mind (the last two Phish debuts) featured The Dude of Life, and Bitchin' Again also featured Sofi Dillof. Self was played for the first time since September 13, 1990 (132 shows).
Song Distribution:
8 A Picture of Nectar
7 Junta
5 Lawn Boy
4 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
3 Stash
2 The White Tape
Songs by Debut Year:
The setlist for this show is huge! My favorite parts are Poor Heart (Trey is really well practiced and rips those bluegrass licks like it's nothing), YEM (the vocal solo is quite humorous), the last three songs of the first encore (It's fun to hear them play with some good friends. Also, Crimes is really a damn strong little rock tune, I always enjoy it when it pops up.), and the Hood, which surprised me and is quite strong. Everything else is played well too, those are just the parts that I was inclined to comment on.
This is a great showcase of very early 90's Phish. Heartily recommended!
The overall show seemed to be fairly laid back, no excessive heavy jamming. I did not like the Dude of Life encore set, though I do like the song - Self - and - Crimes of the Mind - I just don't like the voice of that dude.
I laughed out loud at Trey telling people to get directions from the burrito truck! Trey does love those burritos.
I could be wrong, but I read about this show once in a book written by a guy that followed Phish around for a bit as his job as a writer for RS mag (could be WAY wrong, memory is foggy) He said that there was a party after the show but then it started raining on all the equipment. Not sure if this is the same free show at Amy's Farm or not.
Anyway a great show and well worth a listen.


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J. David Shelton, 79, of Prairie Village, Kan., passed away at home in December of 2012.
He was the son of Helen and Roy Shelton of Carthage, Mo.
He is survived by daughter Anne Shelton, nieces Dytri Evans and Jennifer Seaton, and family friend Patrick Lawson. Burial will be at Park Cemetery in Carthage on Friday, Jan. 11.
Memorial contributions may be made to Paul Henson YMCA, 4200 W 79 St, Prairie Village KS 66208.
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Saturday's letters: Right to vote
Published: Saturday, June 21, 2014 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 20, 2014 at 3:18 p.m.
To the editor: In a June 1 letter to the editor, a writer described cases of voter fraud in North Carolina numbering in the tens of thousands and cited as his source the Civitas Institute. Its website describes this organization as North Carolinas Conservative Voice, and its articles on a wide range of subjects are all written by the same person the expert on everything.
In my own research on voter fraud, I used data from the State Board of Elections, which reported 125 cases of alleged voter fraud in 2012, the last full election. There is no record on any of these cases being prosecuted or convicted. (Remember innocent until proven guilty?)
In the 2012 election in North Carolina, 4,500,000 people voted. If all of the alleged cases were convicted, it would amount to 0.0027 percent of the votes cast. But under the guise of voter fraud, current N.C. legislation will effectively rob thousands of N.C. voters of their constitutional right to vote. And we all believe in the Constitution, dont we? Or only when it serves our purpose?
Roy Harris
Medical service
To the editor: The government, in the VA medical system, is having trouble operating a medical service that only involves a small portion of the population. So that qualifies it to provide medical service to the entire country under the Affordable Care Act? I think not!
Unlike the current military, the veterans requiring health care, for the most part, are people who were conscripted into service, not volunteers. They deserve the very finest health care available.
Now, the plan is to allow these veterans to obtain health care in the private sector if they cannot be served by the VA within a reasonable amount of time after requesting an appointment.
What will be the impact on the health care system now developing under the Affordable Care Act? You know, the one that there is much concern over because of overloading of the current system.
As my grandmother would say, I dont know if these people know the difference between putting out wash and taking it in!
Joe Stanley Sr.
Regain control
To the editor: In a democracy, what kind of government can people provide for themselves if they do not learn and participate in the intricacies of government and provide fairly for the needs of the people?
When leaders do emerge, people resign themselves to being led and pretend to rule from the bleachers while they busy themselves attending to their own interests. These, then, take priority over the need to govern. Consequently, government falls into the hands of the few, and democracy crumbles like clay walls, and those who would lead also busy themselves looking out after their own interests.
This kind of democracy is ideal for a system of capitalism where money and power rise to the top in the hands of the few and the people have to forage for themselves, making bargains where they can without due consideration for the welfare of others.
Today, only the remnants of democracy remain here in our country. If we are to regain control, we must be willing to assume responsibility for the whole country. This can be a huge undertaking, especially since we have become a very complicated nation and our government has become so secretive and powerful.
Something drastic must be done.
Don Keefauver
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Ftan is a quiet, pretty, typical Engadine village situated at 1650 metres by the gateway to the Swiss National Park.
It has an idyllic location on a sunny plateau with panoramic views across the lower Engadine dolomites.
A unique flora and fauna in the summer, the countless golden larches in the autumn and the attractive offering of winter sports activities will leave no wish unfulfilled for sports-keen nature lovers and the relaxation-seeking guest.


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Henderson County's first born of 2012
Published: Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 11:46 a.m.
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Virginia Hernandez was born at 12:32 p.m. Sunday at Pardee Hospital to become Henderson County's first New Year's baby. She weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces and was born to Tina Duncan and Rigoberto Hernandez.
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Working closely with the ACPHS Office of Institutional Advancement, the Council helps facilitate a variety of programs, activities, and communications to keep alumni connected to the College. These include: contributing to the Alumni News magazine, recruiting fellow classmates to attend alumni events, hosting Reunion Weekend activities, and assisting with special events on the Albany and Vermont Campuses.
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Mary Calvagna, MS
Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is a water-soluble vitamin. Water-soluble vitamins are stored in the body in very limited amounts, and are excreted through the urine. Therefore, it is a good idea to have them in your daily diet. Vitamin C is sensitive to light, heat, and air and can be destroyed during food preparation, cooking, or storage.
Vitamin C's functions include:
Smoking increases oxidative stress and metabolic turnover of vitamin C. Therefore, the RDA for smokers is increased by 35 mg a day. For example, if you are a 22 year-old female smoker, your RDA for vitamin C is 110 mg/day.
Intakes of less than 10 mg per day of vitamin C can result in scurvy. Symptoms of vitamin C deficiency include:
The tolerable upper intake level (UL) for vitamin C from dietary sources and supplements combined is:
Because excess vitamin C is excreted in the urine, toxicity is rare. It can happen, though, with several large doses throughout the day. Symptoms of vitamin C toxicity include:
The following populations may be at risk for vitamin C deficiency and may require a supplement:
Free radicals are normal by-products of metabolism, but they can cause chain reactions that result in cell damage. This cell damage can, in turn, increase the risk of chronic diseases, including certain forms of cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Antioxidants have the ability to stop this chain reaction. Vitamin C functions in the body as an antioxidant. Because of this antioxidant capability, vitamin C is being studied for a possible role in prevention of certain conditions like age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, cancer, and cardiovascular diseases. Currently there is not sufficient evidence to recommend vitamin C for any of these conditions.
Many people believe that taking mega-doses of vitamin C will cure a
cold. There is no scientific evidence to support this idea in the general population. However, there may be some preventative benefit in people exposed to extreme physical stress, cold environments, or those not getting enough vitamin C normally. Studies have found that taking vitamin C daily may help slightly reduce the symptoms and the duration of a cold. But taking vitamin C after the onset of the cold does not appear to effect the course of the illness. In addition, a review of studies on vitamin C found that it may be able to prevent and treat
pneumonia, particularly in people who do not get enough vitamin C in their diet.
To help increase your intake of vitamin C:
American Dietetic Association
Harvard School of Public Health
Canadian Digestive Health Foundation
Dietitians of Canada
Ascorbic acid. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 3, 2013. Accessed October 14, 2014.
Vitamin C. Office of Dietary Supplements National Institutes of Healthwebsite. Available at: http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/vitaminc.asp. Updated June 5, 2013. Accessed October 14, 2014.
Vitamin C. Oregon State University Linus Pauling Institute website. Available at: http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/vitamins/vitaminC/index.html. Updated November 2013. Accessed October 14, 2014.
10/30/2009 DynaMed Systematic Literature Surveillance
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Hemila H, Louhiala P. Vitamin C for preventing and treating pneumonia.
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The Dallas County Clerk Trust Department is responsible for investing trust funds for minors involved in a Probate Case (example, inheritance from the sale of property of a deceased family member) or Civil Case (example, accident/injury lawsuit). The funds that we invest are per the court-order and are eligible to be released to the minor upon their 18th birthday. However, between the time of investment and the minor reaching age18, we have lost contact with the minors resulting in unclaimed funds. Please consult our FAQ for more information.
We have created a list of names of minors that have reached the age of 18 and we do not have correct contact information and are unable to locate them. If you see your name listed, please contact Kris at 214-653-6787 to assist you.


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SACRAMENTO -- Legislation that requires all juvenile sex offenders to get treatment and strengthens penalties for young perpetrators who bully their victims online cleared a crucial committee Tuesday.
But the bill won unanimous support from the Assembly Public Safety Committee only after the San Jose lawmaker who sponsored the measure agreed to delete a key piece of the proposal that many juvenile justice advocates opposed.
Democratic Sen. Jim Beall sought to mandate that youths who sexually assault unconscious or developmentally disabled victims serve at least two years in a juvenile detention facility. Under current law, that crime is considered less serious than forcible rape.
Instead, Audrie's Law would require all young people who commit sex crimes to get treatment. But juvenile court judges would have broad discretion to tailor the treatment to each offender, depending on the seriousness of the crime and the victim's vulnerability.
"This is a step in the right direction," said Sheila Pott, the mother of the sexual assault victim whose case inspired the proposal. "We're thrilled to see the bill get out of committee, but we're disappointed that we had to remove any type of minimum sentencing for these offenders."
Senate Bill838 is named for 15-year-old Saratoga High School student Audrie Pott, who killed herself in 2012 after being sexually assaulted by three classmates who photographed her half-naked body during the attack and then shared the images with friends.
Supporters of the proposed mandatory minimum sentence said it was needed because Audrie's attackers got light punishments of 30 to 45 days -- and got to serve their time on weekends. But juvenile justice advocates called the mandatory minimum sentence prescriptive and punitive.
Despite the compromise, Beall said he still sees a need to punish teenage rapists who prey on victims who can't fight back. He said he plans to take on that issue again next year.
"There should be a middle ground between adults and children," Beall said. "Some of these sociopathic characters just happen to be 17, and they deserve both punishment and treatment."
Beall said he knew from the start that his bill would have a tough time clearing the Assembly Public Safety Committee, which is chaired by ultraliberal Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco, even after the proposal won the unanimous support of the Senate several weeks ago.
Ammiano, who has long had an interest in juvenile justice issues, reportedly told other Democrats on the committee to oppose the bill unless the mandatory minimum sentence requirement was removed. A committee vote planned for last week was rescheduled so Beall and Ammiano could strike a deal.
"But the chair is retiring this year, and next year is another day," Beall said of the chances of a tougher bill passing in the future.
The legislation also allows prosecutors to seek harsher sentences for sex offenders who take pictures of their crimes and use the images to harass, bully or intimidate victims. It also requires that court cases involving juveniles who sexually assault unconscious people be open to the public.
Because juvenile court records are sealed, it's impossible to know the reasoning behind the light sentences handed down to Audrie's attackers.
Failing to win justice for Audrie, however, isn't a good reason to change a juvenile justice system that's largely working well, said Sue Burrell, an attorney for the San Francisco-based Youth Law Center, which advocates for juveniles' rights.
"Maybe there were problems with proof in this case. Maybe the district attorney was limited in what he could get because the case was weak," Burrell said. "Those kids who got weekends for doing a very serious crime could have been tried as adults under current law. We don't really know what happened."


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Stanton Welch, Artistic Director, Houston BalletVicki Attard, Interim Academy Director, Houston Ballet Academy
Since his arrival as director of Houston Ballet Academy in 2003, Stanton Welch has had a profound influence on the students of the academy, specifically with his increased standard of excellence, his involvement with each level of the academy, his working relationship with teachers and his vision of what the academy means to Houston Ballet itself.
This high standard of training has been recognized internationally. In 2010, Emanuel Amuchastegui, 18, a native of Argentina and a student at Houston Ballet Academy, won the coveted Prix de Lausanne ballet competition, a four-day competition in Switzerland among 70 elite pre-professional dancers ages 15-18 from across the world. Academy student Aaron Sharratt, 17, placed fifth in the 2010 competition, winning a scholarship to cover a year's worth of study at an international ballet school. And Liao Xiang, a student from Houston Ballet Academy who was born in China, advanced to the final round of the competition. In 2009, Sebastian Vinet, an academy student originally hailing from Chile, won a sixth prize at the Prix de Lausanne, and finally, in 2013, Joel Woellner won sixth overall, and the prize for best contemporary dancer.
Since its founding in 1955, Houston Ballet Academy has provided the highest quality ballet training for those enrolled. Over 500 students, between the ages of 4 and 60, are currently enrolled in the academy's classes, and more than half of the professional company's dancers have come from the ranks of the academy. The academy's outstanding faculty includes teachers who have performed with Houston Ballet and other prestigious companies throughout the world. In July 2003, Houston Ballet Academy was re-named Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy in recognition of the key role Ben Stevenson, former artistic director of the professional company and director of the academy, played for 27 years in shaping and developing the school.
The academy offers a program designed to take students from their first introduction to the art through a full course of ballet study. Students take classes in technique, pointe work, pas de deux, men's technique, character dance and music. The academy begins accepting students from ages 4 through 7 for creative dance and pre-ballet, two courses that lay the foundation for further study of classical ballet. Beginning at age 7, students audition for the pre-professional program. At this level, they follow a structured sequence of training stages designed to increase their technical skills, stamina and discipline in accordance with their age and physical development. The youngest children take class one to two days a week. From the fourth level on, students attend classes a minimum of three days per week. School is in session from August through May and parents receive evaluations of their child's progress once a year.
The academy also operates a summer intensive program that welcomes students from around the United States and abroad. Each year, faculty members hold auditions in 13 cities around the country and select intermediate and advanced level students to attend this intensive six-week program. In 2004, more than 900 children auditioned and more than 300 of them were accepted into the program. The academy also offers scholarships to select students based on both merit and financial need. For the seventh consecutive year, the academy collaborated with the American Festival for the Arts (AFA) Summer Music Conservatory where students from the academy summer workshop choreograph movement to music composed by students attending the AFA program. The AFA was established in 1993 to provide music education and performance opportunities for youth from seventh through twelfth grade. Students from this Houston-based program contribute new music, which is used by the academy students to create an evening of world premiere ballets.
Budding young artists from Japan, Russia, Canada, Germany and Chile travel to Houston to train at the academy and the most gifted students from the summer intensive program are invited to remain at the academy on a year-round basis. The students have the advantage of classes with the professional company's ballet masters and leading dancers, and the opportunity to gain professional experience through appearances in performances such as Manon, Madame Butterfly, The Nutcracker, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake and Bolero, as well as other productions. In April of each year, all students in levels 1 through Houston Ballet II, the second company, are showcased in a two-day graduation concert held at Wortham Theater Center. Graduates of the academy have joined leading dance companies throughout the world, including Houston Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, The Australian Ballet, Vienna State Opera Ballet, Stuttgart Ballet, The Joffrey Ballet, Boston Ballet, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, San Francisco Ballet, Texas Ballet Theater, BalletMet, Memphis Ballet, State Street Ballet, Ballet Florida, Pacific Northwest Ballet and National Ballet of Canada.
Those students whose paths lead to non-dance careers gain immeasurably from having studied at Houston Ballet Academy. They develop self-motivation, self-discipline, poise, grace, physical adroitness and an appreciation for the arts, which they will carry with them throughout their lives.
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Omglockzorx, on 30 April 2013 - 08:36 PM, said:
Well, you can't really peel the rogue before they get bubble (=
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As soon as the gates open, have your teammates spam AoE abilities to try breaking them out so it delays their opener. After about 10-12 seconds, you should just pre-wall because your wall last 10 seconds and your wall will fall off as soon as their aoe stealth runs out and your team can open to avoid sap. Surprisingly, I actually catch a lot of people doing this with my wall and it mitigates a lot of the mages damage. If the rogue pops dance/blades; you might as well just bubble so later you can BoP yourself after forbearance falls off and you have your trinket to help you survive. Teammates definitely need to peel during the opener, if they get your bubble just sprint and do instant casts to try to top yourself if priest isnt cced and try to preserve the rest of your cds.
It really depends on what comp you run though; if you run with a hunter have him sac the opener, if you have a spriest have him grip/md you, there are many solutions.
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If the rogue opened with a cheap shot, try and aura mastery out of that too so you can immune the incoming garrote (not sure if off GCD because I don't play paladin) but if you can, freedom away and you can save bubble for another swap
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I'd just like to mention that rogue AoE stealth is 15 seconds, not 20. And mage invis is 18.
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basically atm they can calculate how much points they'll get if they see the pink nameplate
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By Stanley Reed
ST. ANNES, ENGLAND — Just outside Blackpool, a town of faded cabarets and amusement rides on the Irish Sea, a drilling rig sits in a muddy farm field. The big white and yellow machine represents the latest attempt by Cuadrilla Resources to see if it can bring Northwest England the sort of shale gas revolution that has transformed the U.S. energy picture.
Cuadrilla's chief executive, Francis Egan, who joined the company four months ago after a career spent in the international oil industry at giants like Marathon and BHP Billiton, says that Cuadrilla believes there is 200 trillion cubic feet of gas beneath the company's 900-square-kilometer, or 348-square-mile, concession in the area.
"That is a huge amount of gas," he says. Even if only 10 percent were extractable, it would be enough to fuel Britain's current consumption for about seven years.
Britain is one of several European countries where experts think there could be commercially exploitable shale gas. The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that there may be as much as 600 trillion cubic feet of recoverable shale gas in Europe, or about 40 years' consumption.
But there is still uncertainty about whether significant volumes of gas can be produced in Europe through drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, as has been done in the United States. The industry is barely getting started in Europe, but opposition is already strong.
Countries including France have banned fracking, the process of breaking up dense shale to free the natural gas.
Environmentalists, as well as many people living near possible shale gas sites, worry about the huge quantities of water that fracking uses. They also fear that shale gas will prolong the fossil fuel era by reducing the incentive to switch to cleaner but more expensive energy sources like solar and wind.
Cuadrilla's efforts in Britain are being closely watched as a test case. The company is backed by a leading U.S. energy private equity firm, Riverstone Holdings, which owns a 41 percent stake. John Browne, a former chief executive of BP and now Riverstone's chief in Europe as well as Cuadrilla's chairman, still enjoys great prestige in Britain.
"If companies like Cuadrilla can make one example work, we believe that bans in other countries may be lifted" said Menno Koch, an analyst at Lambert Energy Advisory in London.
The results of the limited shale gas explorations in Europe so far have been mixed. Earlier this year, for example, Exxon Mobil pulled out of Poland, once considered among the most promising shale spots, after drilling just two wells. The company said the data it collected suggested that the deposits were not commercially viable.
Nearly all the companies involved in shale gas exploration across Europe say there is not yet enough information to draw firm conclusions about how much gas is there and, more important, whether it can be made to flow.
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Welcome Back Islander Fans,
A lot has happened since the last time I reached out to you, the fans. Where do I begin?!
We welcomed to the Island University new coaches! Head Coach Royce Chadwick, Associate Coach Roxanne White, Assistant Coach Darren Brunson and returning Assistant Coach G.
We are so excited to have new coaches and four fish. (just keep swimming, just keep swimming, ahh Nemo!). All are freshies, except one and that's Morgan Schwartz who will be a sophomore. She's from Midland CC. I'll save the rest of the newcomers for next week's blog when I meet up with them for a summer Q&A video.
We are excited about the new faces and the new energy that has come into the team for this upcoming season. Everyone has the opportunity to bring something spectacular to the team and we are working hard trying to change our fan's view of us into a more positive image. Ok, enough with the mushy stuff lol …
So far summer classes have been going good for the majority of the team. Your girl -> ME <- is graduating August 11th!!!!!! (Btw: 11 is my favorite number if you all forgot lol) Yay! I will be finishing up my internship within the next week and a half J…then I will be taking classes during our season to use toward PT school!.
Guess what?? We are locker-roomless. Tell me why, they are renovating our locker rooms (sneak peak next week) … to give us better ones!!
Now back to me! I just got back from my two-week vacation home in Hawaii aka The Rainbow State. I had a blast. Guess what I did? You give up? I went to the beach, saw my family and I went cruising to the Northshore (it's like a city outside of the city…the country part…see picture below). Most of the time I just chilled with my family(ies).
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Now back to work I go to earn five more hours out of the 400 hours that I have to complete by August 9th. (Cheese). See you all in a week with the four newcomers!
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- Boston bombing victim Martin Richard, 8, laid to rest privately
- Boston Bombing Suspects: Who Do We Think They Are?
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- Boston bombings edge into immigration debate
- Feds ask to interview wife of suspected Boston Marathon bomber
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- Mercury News editorial: Marathon bombers raise important questions for American society
- Boston Red Sox, Bruins postpone games during manhunt
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- Boston manhunt: MIT police chief says slain officer Sean Collier was dedicated, well-liked
- Boston manhunt: Chronology of chaotic search for suspects in marathon bombing
- Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev captured alive, police say
- Boston bombing suspects: Who are the two brothers?
- Police: Suspect who killed MIT cop is dead; second suspect tied to Boston bombing
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BOSTON -- Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was an ardent reader of jihadist websites and extremist propaganda, U.S. officials said Tuesday, adding another piece to the body of evidence they say suggests the two brothers were motivated by an anti-American, radical version of Islam.
As he lay in his hospital bed with a gunshot wound to the throat, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was charged on Monday with carrying out the bombing with his older brother, who died last week in a gunbattle. Tsarnaev could get the death penalty.
Interrogators questioned him at the hospital, letting him write down his replies, and his answers led them to believe he and his brother were motivated by religious extremism but appeared to have no major terrorist group connections, said U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the investigation publicly.
However, the written communication precluded back-and-forth exchanges often crucial to establishing key facts, officials said. They warned that they were still trying to verify what Tsarnaev told them and were poring over his telephone and online communications.
On Tuesday, two officials said the older brother frequently looked at extremist sites, including Inspire magazine, an English-language online publication produced by al-Qaida's Yemen affiliate. The magazine has endorsed lone-wolf terror attacks.
Also Tuesday, family, friends and colleagues gathered to pay their final respects to Sean Collier, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer who authorities say was ambushed and killed by the Boston Marathon bombing suspects. And a private funeral was held for 8-year-old Martin Richard, the youngest of the three people killed in the bombing. In a statement, the boy's family called it "the most difficult week of our lives."
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, whose condition was upgraded Tuesday from serious to fair, was charged with using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction. The University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth student was accused of joining with his brother in setting off the shrapnel-packed pressure-cooker bombs that killed three people and wounded more than 260 on April 15.
The brothers are ethnic Chechens from Russia who had been living in the U.S. for about a decade.
The next step in the legal process against Tsarnaev is likely to be an indictment, to which federal prosecutors could add new charges. State prosecutors have said they expect to charge Tsarnaev separately in the killing of the MIT officer.
Federal public defender Miriam Conrad, whose office has been asked to represent Tsarnaev, asked that two death penalty lawyers be appointed to represent Tsarnaev, "given the magnitude of this case."
A probable cause hearing -- at which prosecutors will spell out the basics of their case -- was set for May 30. According to a clerk's notes of Monday's proceedings in the hospital, U.S. Magistrate Judge Marianne Bowler indicated she was satisfied that Tsarnaev was "alert and able to respond to the charges."
Tsarnaev did not speak during the proceeding, except to answer "no" when he was asked if he could afford his own lawyer. He nodded when asked if he was able to answer some questions and whether he understood his rights.
Conrad declined to comment when contacted by The Associated Press.
The criminal complaint outlining the allegations shed no light on the motive for the attack.
In the criminal complaint, investigators said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his brother each placed a knapsack containing a bomb in the crowd near the finish line of the 26.2-mile race. The FBI said surveillance-camera footage showed Dzhokhar manipulating his cellphone and lifting it to his ear just moments before the two blasts.
After the first blast, a block away from Dzhokhar, "virtually every head turns to the east ... and stares in that direction in apparent bewilderment and alarm," the complaint says. But Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, unlike practically everyone else around him, appeared calm, the FBI said.
He then quickly walked away, leaving a knapsack on the ground; about 10 seconds later, a bomb blew up at the spot where he had been standing, the FBI said.
The FBI did not say whether he was using his cellphone to detonate one or both of the bombs or whether he was talking to someone.
Among the details in the affidavit:
-- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had gunshot wounds to the head, neck, legs and hands when he was captured hiding out in a boat in a backyard in the Boston suburb of Watertown, authorities said.
-- One of the brothers -- it wasn't clear which one -- told a carjacking victim during their getaway attempt: "Did you hear about the Boston explosion? I did that."
-- The FBI said it searched Tsarnaev's dorm room at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth on Sunday and found BBs as well as a white hat and dark jacket that look like those worn by one of the suspected bombers in the surveillance photos the FBI released a few days after the attack.
Sullivan reported from Washington. Contributing to this report were Associated Press writers Steve Peoples, Allen Breed, Bridget Murphy, Jay Lindsay and Bob Salsberg in Boston and Pete Yost in Washington.


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BERKELEY -- Agency staffers and homeless advocates are working overtime to deal with an influx of homeless people on the city's west side following a yearlong effort by Albany to push out a sprawling camp of 60 people on bay-front land known as the Bulb.
A small homeless camp under Interstate 80 on Gilman Street has ballooned to a mini shantytown with trash and belongings piling up. And more homeless are in the area around San Pablo Avenue and Gilman Street and the surrounding Berkeley neighborhoods, said Councilwoman Linda Maio, whose district includes the area.
"It's pretty bad, actually," Maio said of the Gilman Street camp under the freeway. "It's a miserable place to be, and it's unsafe. We're really trying to encourage people to take advantage of services."
Albany finished moving out the last two campers from the Bulb near the Golden Gate Fields last week in order to hand over the land to the East Bay Regional Park District.
Through a $76,000 contract with Berkeley Food and Housing Project paid for by the city of Albany, 24 people have been placed in housing, said Albany spokeswoman Nicole Almaguer.
But the contract won't allow for any more than those 24 to be housed, said Berkeley Food and Housing Project Executive Director Terrie Light.
"The priority given to us by Albany is to make sure those people stay in housing," Light said. "We don't want them to be homeless again."
That means about 35 people, formerly living at the Bulb, have gone elsewhere, many of them to Berkeley.
Maio said Albany officials and politicians could have done a better job foreseeing what happened when they began moving people out of their city.
"I would have liked to have more coordination," Maio said. "It would have been nice to have worked more together on this. They might have considered investing in some services themselves. I suppose I could have reached out more, too. The degree to which it happened is quite alarming."
Almaguer defended Albany's work with the homeless and said the camp under the freeway was there before Albany started moving people out of the Bulb.
"The city provides rental subsidies to help people who may be homeless secure a rental unit and cover a portion of the rent until they are able to fully cover their rent," Almaguer said in an email.
She said the city also pays into the Alameda County HOME Consortium of six cities that fund homeless programs.
Matthai Chakko, a spokesman for the city of Berkeley, said several department staffers are looking into the influx of homeless from Albany and trying to put together a plan.
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Tom Barnett, who lived at the Bulb for five years before being forced out, is living under the freeway on Gilman Street and is staying because he has nowhere else to go. All his belongings make it more difficult to move.
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Osha Neumann, an attorney with East Bay Community Law Center, who has represented some of the homeless in a suit against Albany that was settled in April, said Albany's contract with Berkeley Food and Housing was too small an effort.
"There's just one person doing all the housing outreach for them and it's an enormous task," Neumann said. "The result of what Albany did is to make people refugees from the Bulb. And Berkeley should have been a little more active in pressuring Albany not to do what it did."
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OAKLAND -- Veteran Warriors center Jermaine O'Neal will see a specialist Thursday for his injured right wrist and expects a decision will be made for the long term on a course of action.
O'Neal, 35, has torn ligaments on the outside of his wrist, an injury suffered four weeks ago that he said just keeps getting worse. He said he is unable to grip the basketball, and because it's his shooting hand, his offensive game has been severely impaired.
O'Neal said his wrist has been so painful he can't even handle a TV remote or drive his car without it hurting.
"I can't even pull a sheet over me without feeling it," he told this newspaper. "I've never been stabbed, but it feels like a deep stab."
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Dr. Anthony Allen, president of Hannibal-LaGrange University, will host an informational gathering on Thursday, Sept. 26, to explain the details of and answer questions about the 10-day Biblical tour of Israel he is hosting in February.
The meeting will start at 7 p.m. in the Burt Conference Room of the Roland Fine Arts Center on the HLGU campus and will include a presentation from Allen, a question and answer session, and an informational video.
Sites along the tour include the Mount of Beatitudes, Sea of Galilee, Mount Carmel, Caesarea, Jerusalem, Bethlehem and the Dead Sea.
The tour is planned by Imagine Tours and Travel, LLC and payment price includes round trip airfare, hotels, guided sightseeing, daily breakfast and dinner, and transportation from HLGU to departure city St. Louis, among other things. Additional departure cities are available upon request.
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The reenactment of the capture of the Younger Brothers is set for this Saturday, Sept. 14. This Seventeenth annual Madelia celebration has become popular with tourists and residents alike. It is a history-filled family weekend.
The festival centers around a reenactment of the 1876 capture, with local actors playing the historical roles. The reenactment takes place at the actual site of the event, about eight miles west of Madelia on the banks of the Watonwan River, near the town of LaSalle.
The day begins at 9 a.m. with the Oscar Sorbel Breakfast at the VFW. Oscar Sorbel was one of Madelia's early settlers who played a major role in the capture of the Younger Brothers. The breakfast includes the presentation of the community's Oscar Sorbel Hometown Hero Award winner at 10 a.m., given to a local volunteer.
At high noon, an old fashioned bank robbery unfolds in front of the Farmers State Bank. The action shifts at 2:30 p.m. eight miles west of Madelia, on County Road Three for the gunfight and capture of the Younger Brothers and the return of the captured party to the streets of Madelia at 3:45 p.m. There wil be a bus leaving from the VFW Parking lot at 2 p.m. to the capture site.
A steak fry begins at 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the VFW/Legion. Billy Cruz will provide excellent music at the Legion Hall, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
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This beloved book by E. B. White, author of Stuart Little and The Trumpet of the Swan, is a classic of children's literature that is "just about perfect."
Some Pig. Humble. Radiant. These are the words in Charlotte's Web, high up in Zuckerman's barn. Charlotte's spiderweb tells of her feelings for a little pig named Wilbur, who simply wants a friend. They also express the love of a girl named Fern, who saved Wilbur's life when he was born the runt of his litter.
E. B. White's Newbery Honor Book is a tender novel of friendship, love, life, and death that will continue to be enjoyed by generations to come. It contains illustrations by Garth Williams, the acclaimed illustrator of E.B. White's Stuart Little and Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series, among many other books. This oversize hardcover edition is perfect for sharing.
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In his classic and beloved novel, E. B. White tells the memorable story of Wilbur, a little pig who becomes famous with the help of his clever friend Charlotte and their chatty animal neighbors. As the runt of the litter, Wilbur struggles to survive from the very beginning. Fern fights her father, Mr. Arable, to raise Wilbur and nurse him to health. Fern succeeds and Wilbur moves to the Zuckerman farm, where he learns the true meaning of friendship from the wise grey spider Charlotte. When it becomes apparent that Wilbur is being well fed for a reason, Charlotte and Wilbur are determined to foil Mr. Zuckerman's plans. With the help of Charlotte and her "terrific" webs, Templeton the rat, and other colorful barnyard friends, Wilbur becomes the prizewinning pig of the County Fair and the most famous pig ever.
Lessons of friendship, loyalty, and truth bind this story together and show readers that friends come in all shapes and sizes.
Illustrations by the artist Garth Williams bring to life these lovable characters. He is also the illustrator of E. B. White's Stuart Little.
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Wolcott Tech girls qualify for state tourney
Casey Farrington recorded 15 points, all from behind the arc, and also had five rebounds and three steals to lead the Wolcott Tech girls basketball team over Vinal Tech, 43-38, in a CSC game Thursday night in Torrington.
The Wildcats' eighth win of the season qualified them for the Class S state tournament for the second time in school history.
"It's nice because the monkey is off our back now that we got our eighth win," said Wolcott Tech coach Brian Hurlock.
The Wildcats (8-7) were paced by seniors Kim Stack (five points) and Ashley Derosiers (two points). Stack, the team's captain, pulled down 11 boards while Derosiers grabbed six rebounds and three steals.
Taylor Wheeler contributed 10 points, four rebounds and three assists, and Mikey Albreada handed out nine assists to go with nine points. Tanesha Petersen also chipped in with six rebounds.
Monique Claulier led Vinal Tech (2-9) with 16 points.
Crosby 57, Kaynor Tech 34: Za'Nayia Love, Ninoshka Figueroa and Ariel Fulton each recorded 13 points to lead host Crosby in nonconference competition.
Samaya Saunders and Destin Trammell added six points apiece for the Bulldogs (7-9), who are one win away from qualifying for the state tournament.
Nathalie Vega, Taleeha Green and Daelyn Kale scored six points each for the Panthers (8-7).
St. Paul 44, Immaculate 40: Theresa Swanke netted a team-high 15 points for St. Paul in its nonconference win in Danbury.
In the game's final minute, Lizzy Ferraro, Lizzy Cretella and Maddie Sturm each made one free throw to help ice the game for the Falcons (13-3). Sturm finished with eight points and Mekeala Giantonio had six.
Taylor Guth scored a game-high 17 for the Mustangs (11-4).
Taft 68, Westminster 36: Hannah Friend dropped in a game-high 20 points and had five steals as Taft grabbed its third win in a row in prep school action at Taft School.
Rylie Mainville scored 10 points and pulled down nine rebounds while Meghan Foos and Helen Hofelt both chipped in with seven points.
Jalissa Rodriguez dished out seven assists for Taft (6-9).
Cheshire Academy 43, Canterbury 30: Lexe Holmes scored 16 points and Chelsea Dow added 14 for the Cats. Jennie Waegelin had a team-high seven points for Canterbury.
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28.08.2012 - Swiss Roche AG reports its antibody-drug conjugate trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1) improves overall breast cancer survival – and files MAAs.
After first promising news in spring Basel-headquartered F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG adds more substantiating Phase III data concerning the benefit of its antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1). On 27 August, the company and its licence partner ImmunoGen announced that the conjugate not only significantly improved progression-free survival (PFS) but also overall survival (OS) in patients with metastatic breast cancer. Patient data – which will be presented at an upcoming medical meeting – stems from the EMILIA Phase III trial. In EMILIA, the new drug was tested on 991 patients with HER2-positive non-resectable locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer who had previously unsuccessfully received trastuzumab (Herceptin) plus chemotherapy. Enrolled patients either fell into the T-DM1-only group or into the control, standard-of-care group receiving lapatinib (Tykerb) plus capecitabine (Xeloda). Roche also announced that it is about to submit the marketing application for T-DM1 to the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
Genentech Inc., a Roche subsidiary situated in San Francisco (USA), is the developer of T-DM1. The company has already filed a marketing application for the drug to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US. The development was accomplished under an agreement with ImmunoGen, Inc. from Waltham (USA). The company from Massachusetts provides the linker chemistry and the compound drug's cancer killing agent, which is targeted by the antibody (trastuzumab) to Her2neu tumour cell receptors. ImmunoGen calls its technology TAP, Targeted Antibody Payload. The cytotoxic agent is a derivative of maytansine that inhibits the assembly of microtubules. Maytansines are potent toxins that naturally occur in the shrubs and trees of the Genus Maytenus spp.http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/news/news/2012-03/roches-t-dm1-over-next-hurdle.html


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SAN MARCOS, Texas – A rain delay in the bottom of the seventh slowed the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi pitching staff, as it allowed four runs in two innings following the delay to fall 6-4 to Texas State on Tuesday.
Prior to that point, the bullpen had done a fantastic job, tossing five consecutive innings without allowing a run.
Zacarias Hardy had a strong night at the plate, coming on as a pinch hitter to tally two RBIs for the Islanders.
Jordan Lee got things going for the Islanders in the top of the first, coaxing a leadoff walk with freshman Dylan Bein making his first collegiate start. After the next two Islanders were set down, Lee used his speed to move all the way around to third, as he picked up a stolen base and then advanced 90 more feet on an arrant throw to second by the catcher.
After Bein came back to set down the next two Islanders, he administered his second free pass of the game to put runners on the corners with two outs. The Islanders then scored their first run of the game in an unusual way, as a balk advanced Ware to home to put the visitors up 1-0 in the top half of the inning without recording a hit.
However, it didn't take Texas State too long to jump on A&M – Corpus Christi's starter Tyler Schnuriger, who struggled out of the gate with a hit batter, single and a walk to load the bases without even recording an out.
He did, though, limit the damage, as two sacrifice flies were all the Bobcats were able to push across in the bottom of the inning.
With Texas State already up 2-1 in the second, AJ Flores came on in relief for the Islanders. He was unhittable out of the bullpen in his four innings of work, giving up no runs on no hits with five punchouts.
The only problem for the Islanders was that Bein settled into a rhythm on the bump as well, not allowing A&M – Corpus Christi to plate a run over the next four innings.
He did find himself in some trouble in the top of the fifth, as he walked Stephens with two outs to load the bases, spelling the end of his night. His replacement was able come in and get the out to insure Bein wouldn't get the loss since he didn't go a full five innings to be eligible for the win.
In his second inning back on the mound, Cory Geisler didn't fare so well, allowing the Islanders to load the bases once again. With just one out this time, Hardy took advantage of the extra out to work with, sending a fly ball out to the center fielder allowing Gibson enough time to tag up and tie the game up at one.
With the pace picking up significantly after it taking 40 minutes to get out of the first, the game came to another grinding halt heading into the seventh inning stretch, as the rain the teams were trying to avoid came out in full force and caused the tarp to be put on the field for rain delay.
The Islanders pitching seemed to be slowed down by the delay, as Dorris attempted to come back out for his second inning of work, but struggled, allowing the first two batters to reach. The two then came around to score to break the 2-2 tie and put the Bobcats up by a pair.
With the runners on first and third the following half inning, Hardy came through again with a big two-out knock to plate his second RBI of the game and pull his squad within one.
However, Texas State repeated its success from previous inning, hanging its second consecutive two-spot in an inning to push the lead back up to three.
A&M – Corpus Christi didn't go down without a fight, clawing their way back by plating a run and even bringing the go-ahead run to the plate before Hunter Lemeke picked up a strikeout to record the first save of the season for the Bobcats.
The Islanders were originally scheduled to continue up to Waco for a contest with Baylor on Wednesday, but the game has been postponed until April 30 due to inclement weather predicted to hit the area tomorrow.
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It's official: I'm the new ambassador for Moët & Chandon.
Yes, the secret's finally out! I am teaming with Moët & Chandon as their new brand ambassador. Not just any champagne but the world's most loved. This is a real honour, and as a partnership, I see it as a natural match. The House of Moët & Chandon is an absolute legend, one of the most iconic symbols of global success and style.
We immortalized this celebratory moment with the camera of the amazing photographer Patrick Demarchelier. I must have been shot so many times before, but I think you'll agree these pictures are exceptional. The way Patrick has captured my movement is phenomenal.
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Mallorca Family Cottage/pool
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Méret150 m²
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Country house with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6 - ideal villa for a family.
The house has 3 bedrooms very cozy and spacious in a plot of 1800 m², in an absolutely perfect location on the outskirts of the village Santa Maria. The House is in an area that the kids could splash and shout in the pool with no worries about disturbing any neighbors. It is a 15 to 20 minute drive to a wide variety of lovely beaches and Santa Maria has most of the essentials. If you are looking for mountain views and tranquility this Villa is perfect.
The house is perfect for 6 people and was completely renovated and refurbished in 2011. The modern interiors with the Mallorquin-Mediterranean style and designed like an open loft house. Large living room with chimney, windows ensures a light-filled ambience. Off the living area is the open kitchen with dining area and bathroom are located directly behind it and the sleeping area with a king size bed for two people and the others two bedrooms one with tow single beds and other bunk bed. A front terrace offers views of the orange groves. They are a pool with sun beds is slightly elevated.
Situated at 20 minutes from the sandy beaches, 12 km from the close to golf course "Golf Son Termes", 3 km from the town of Santa Maria with supermarket, cafeteria, fantastic restaurant, great old pizzeria, and the Celler "Sa Signy" and ,1,8km from Festival Park shopping center and cinemas. Airport and Palma center is only 15 minutes away. It is a railway station "Train Station of Festival Park" is only 1.8km in a charming rural area.
The house is very comfortable for 6 people with heating and hot water and all amenities (washer, stove, etc.) there is an open fire-place for chillier evenings. Outside there is a swimming pool set as the old "soufreix" in a sand mallorquin stone.
Every Sunday in the town of Santa Maria it happens one of the largest and well know market in the island. Ideal for people which like to go walking to the mountain of Tramuntana with famous hiking and tracking trails or cycling to any of the town or just to explore the island. The mountains, Palma and beaches are within easy to reach, ideal base for exploring the entire island.
The house is located in the center of the island and with easy access to any corner of the island, to the beach, and Palma center city. Ideal for cycling
The house has all bed linen and bath towels, however you will need to bring your own beach towels.
Features: fireplace, iron, heating, private pool, parking area, ceramic hob, refrigerator, microwave, oven, freezer, washing machine, crockery / cutlery, cookware / kitchen, coffee maker, toaster.
The rental of this property is based on the Spanish Law on Urban Leases (29/1994, 24th November). According to this law the property is available for seasonal renting, however, the contract does not offer any tourist service. It is only for the use and enjoyment of the property.
-Flexible changeover day, arrival at 15:00 hours departure at 10:00
hours. We work hard at accommodating every body's needs so your holiday runs smoothly. If an earlier/later arrival departure into the apartment is needed please enquire at the time of booking, it is not always possible but we will try to help.
-We request information about the day and time of flight arrival and departure to organize the reception of clients and their departure.
-There is a charge of € 80 for final cleaning and laundry.
-Prices are for this property in Euros.
-Refundable deposit required of 300 Euros for any willful damage to the property or its contents, to be paid upon arrival. This deposit will be refunded after checking the apartment and its contents. If the guests leave before 11.00am the deposit will be refunded by bank transfer at 48hours after the departure, so for all guests we will request your bank details (full name, name and address of the bank, IBAN, swift or bic number) on arrival.
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Wir wurden herzlich von Salvador begrüßt. Das Haus ist wie auf den Bildern. Alles ging gut. Wir würden es wieder wählen
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt im Santa Maria Cottage Haus. Wir verbrachten dort 10 Tage im August 2014, mit 6 Erwachsenen.
Einen Kritikpunkt äußerten wir bereits dem Vermieter gegenüber. Erwachsene können nicht in dem Etagenbett schlafen. Das Etagenbett ist nur für Kinder geeignet und leider ist auch keine Klimaanlage in diesem Zimmer. Die anderen beiden Schlafzimmer waren absolut ok.
Das gesamte Haus ist sehr liebevoll eingerichtet und sauber.
Der Vermieter war sehr nett und hilfsbereit und stets telefonisch zu erreichen.
Ein Mietwagen ist notwendig.
Wir verbrachten dort einen wunderschönen Urlaub und würden dieses Haus jederzeit wieder mieten.
Great host. Quick to reply by mail and text. Supplied baby cot and chair without hassle. Just easy!
Amazing location in old town, Palma.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We had a great stay in the apartment. Location is really great. In reality exactly like the pictures. Pay attention: the stairs are rather steep!
Everything was more than ok, except for the noise the wooden floor makes.....
We liked:
-Excellent location, easy to walk within minutes to restaurants, bars, shops, cafes. Perfect with little baby.
-Spacious lounge & dining area (we were 3 adults and a 5 month old baby).
-2 good size double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
-Elevator (but 3 steps to get up to it made it a little tricky with pushchair).
-Quiet - good for sleeping!
-Lucky it was available at short notice.
We didn't like:
-No electric kettle - just one for the hob - far too time consuming for tea & making baby bottles!
-No AC in the bedrooms, only in lounge. We had to have the lounge at lowest temperature for a few hours to help cools the bedrooms.
-Tiny microwave (our standard MAM baby bottles wouldn't fit).
-En suite bathroom did not have a shower curtain.
-Poor water pressure in showers.
Top flat, super service!
The appartment was well suited for Our need - 3 bedrooms and 3 Bath rooms for 6 girlfriends. The double in one of the rooms was very narrow, but the other beds were all right. The apartment's location in the old part of Palma was very Nice. It was a quiet area With no traffic noice. The negative part was that there was no list. With Heavy suitcases this was a chellenge. But we managed and enjoyed Our stay.
We were surprised that we had to pay a deposit of Euro 250 in cash when the rent was paid upfront. That was a New experience. I have recently rented a house in Floride which I paid upfront, and no depositum was needed. The house I rented was not through Windu.
Owner is kind. Apartment very nice, clean, right in the center of Palma. Small minus - the lack of air conditioning in bedrooms.
We stated in the loft with 4 persons in our twenties looking for a place for our own to have a relaxing holiday.
Location: In the center of the city between two main squares. One with a big shopping mall and bus station and the other near the main shopping district and tapas bars were most of the locals seem to come.
Accommodation: very neat and specious for four persons. two room; one with a two-person bed an another with two one-person beds. We didn't cook in the apartment however there sufficient supplies in the open kitchen.
service: after a text message the owner met us at the apartment very promptly and arranged everything with us.
Generally speaking: very nice place to use as a hub to go into Palma and explore the island. We for one very much enjoyed our stay.
Big thanks for Spain Rentals for having us over.
Fabian, The Netherlands.
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In the midst of an ongoing takeover battle between Royalty Pharma and Elan, Echo Pharma Acquisition (Royalty Pharma) today made a firm, all-cash offer for Elan potentially valued at $7.3 billion. Royalty Pharma is offering, for each outstanding share and each Elan share:
Royalty says that if Elan confirms its net cash position on the terms it has set, the offer price will be paid in cash. If Elan fails to do so, the initial cash component will be $1.00 less and holders of Elan shares will be issued a right to receive up to $1.00 in cash based on Elan's net cash position. (To view full details of Royalty's offer, click here.)
Hours later, Elan's board responded by repeating earlier statements that it would consider "any formal proposal by any party for Elan," adding: "The Board of Elan will, in line with its obligations under Irish Takeover law, promptly assess the Royalty Pharma announcement and will advise its shareholders accordingly."
On February 22 Royalty offered $6.55 billion for Elan, or $11 per American depository receipt and share in the Irish-owned biotech, but Elan did not find the offer to be fair. Nearly two weeks ago, Ireland's Takeover Panel, which oversees business takeovers in the republic, set a May 10 deadline for Royalty to make a formal offer for Elan or declare that it would give up plans to buy the biotech giant. Royalty says today's offer represents a 23% increase over the enterprise value of Royalty Pharma's initial proposal and a 39% premium over of the undisturbed Elan enterprise value.
"Elan today consists of cash and a royalty on Tysabri," comments Pablo Legorreta, founder and CEO of Royalty Pharma. "Based on our analysis of Elan's Tysabri royalty and the implied valuation of Elan's economics in Tysabri reflected in Elan's recent transaction with Biogen, we believe that our offer represents a full and fair value for Elan. We remain hopeful that the board of Elan will consider our offer and recommend it to its shareholders. In order to obtain the full amount of our offer in cash in the shortest time frame, Elan's shareholders should encourage Elan's board to engage immediately with Royalty Pharma."
The offer will be financed through a combination of existing resources available to Royalty Pharma and new credit facilities arranged by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated, and J.P. Morgan Securities.
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Twitter has more than 200 million active users, so it's safe to say some of that 200 million are employers looking to hire your highly qualified and educated self. For those of you who don't have a Twitter account, get one. Like Facebook, it's addicting, but unlike Facebook, it's a bridge to employers, job opportunities, and beneficial connections. Jobvite's 2012 Social Recruiting Survey found that "more than half (54 percent) of recruiters now use Twitter for their talent search." It's become an essential tool for both employers and job seekers (like college students), so get on board! Here are a few accounts to follow to get started.
1. @JobHuntOrg
Jobs, advice, and resources. Just looking over their feed, there are a lot of helpful articles, including knowing when to relocate for a job, mistakes to avoid at job interviews, and how to stand out from other job seekers.
2. @InternQueen
As I mentioned in my last post, Lauren Berger is the goto expert on finding and keeping internships, not to mention other career and workplace advice.
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"Not sure what your manager is thinking, how to ask for a raise, whether you might be in danger of getting fired, or more? Ask away." Insight that'll prove to be valuable. Also check out @BrazenCareerist.
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People who follow The Ledger on Twitter have started seeing something different. Links to stories from theledger.com and our other websites now start with theled.gr. It's called a Short URL and a way for us to add some branding to the links we place on Twitter. Does anybody know of other companies in Polk using a custom short URL like this? If so, let us know in the comments below.
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