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Todo estupendo, el wifi regular prq se ve que la dueña del piso lo apagaba por la noche, momento en el que lo necesitabamos porque era cuando llegabamos al apartamento de estar todo el dia fuera.
Vi var yderst tilfredse med vores ophold i Cannaregio 1082.
En velindrettet lejlighed med alle facilitetter , dog undtaget WiFi.
Men bortset fra dette et fint sted.
Super Lage, aber modernisierungsbedürftig und in der Tat ist es schwierig, mit der Vermieterin zu kommunizieren. Die Wohnung ist leider sehr dunkel, was vor allem beim Kochen nervig ist (nur eine Lampe in der Küche)
Schöne, aber dunkle Wohnung. Sehr gut ausgerüstet und renoviert. Vermieterin hatte leider keine Duvetanzüge. Wir konnten uns aber mit Leintüchern helfen, jedoch nicht praktisch.
Trotz anfänglicher Sprachbariere klappte alles reibungslos. Die Wohnung liegt keine 100m von der Vaporettohaltestelle entfernt und ist somit gut zu erreichen.
Wir wurden sehr herzlich empfangen! Dank der guten Heizung war uns auch bei Außentemp. von 0°C und Schnee nie kalt.
Die Küche ist gut ausgestattet, das Bad großzügig (auch Waschmaschine vorhanden) und alles ausreichend sauber.
Die Betten waren prima und boten für uns vier (10,16,45,50) ausreichend Platz (1x Doppelbett mit gemeinsamer Decke, zwei mal Einzelbett in zweiten Zimmer). Wir haben sehr gut geschlafen! Die Zimmer gehen alle zum Innenhof mit kleinem Garten hinaus und es war ruhig.
Es gab italienisches Fernsehn, allerdings kein internet, was wir auch nicht
Alle Sehenswürdigkeiten sind gut zu Fuß (10-15min zum Markusplatz) zu erreichen. Einkaufmöglichkeiten in der Nähe.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und würden gerne noch einmal ein paar Tage hier verbringen.
Gummistifel wären sinnvoll gewesen, da mit der "Flut" und bei Hochwasser die Wege oft überschwämmt waren.
Excellent! Thank you again Wimdu.
Our host Trusted Partner, Interhome, were kind and very, very efficient, working from their local office nearby in Deauville. We felt comfortable before we even arrived in France. Wimdu as usual and our host each confirmed everything by email before we even set off; so put our minds at rest during those last crazy days of packing before our holiday.
And such a wonderful stylish apartment Couturier! So much beautiful character in the middle of Trouville sur Mer. It was wonderful to be staying in one of those gorgeous old Norman town houses rather than just seeing them from the outside. We really got the feel of the town and all its history just by looking out of our shuttered windows at the roof tops. And lots of space for us as a family.
Thank you Wimdu, Trusted Partner Interhome and of course the apartment Couturier. We'll definitely be back.
My boyfriend and I stayed here for 6 nights and it was absolutely wonderful! Exactly what you see in pictures, except there isn't actually a balcony. Just a glass door with railings right behind it. The area was by far our favourite in Barcelona. Truly unique and enjoyable to just walk around at any time of the day. The stairs are a frightening first impression, 57 in a small spiral staircase, but still definitely worth the mission. But yes, pack light!
Thank you Maria for your kind hospitality, suggestions and being readily available for anything we needed.
I definitely recommend :)
First of all, I was a little nervous because I had plenty of doubts and the agency didn't answer me, in that point very bad customer service I can't believe they take like one week to answer a customer email... Anyway one week before our arrival our host finally could contact me and I talked to her. Luckly Montse was a Spanish woman and we could understand each other very good. Despite we had problems in our arrival, she was very kind and understood everything, made everything very easy and was very flexible about the arriving time. She really cared about us, offering herself for any help we could need (finding supermakets, places to eat, and useful information) we are really grateful about that:)
About the house, 10-15 min walk from Piazza San Marco, good location, very close to important places and easy to find (difficult in Venice..) the house is exactly as described in the pictures, one big sofa-bed (very comfortable) one bedroom, the kitchen, bathroom and a small terrace. Despite was a little bit small apartment was very nice, comfortable and charming.
Against: it wasn't very cleaned, some dirty in the corners and under the sofa and furniture. I don't understand why we had to pay 20€ per person for cleaning taxes and other taxes when they left us the apartment not as cleaned as they could...
The oven didn't work (or we didn't know how to turn it on... Neither our host) and half of the stoves didn't work, and the ones who did was very low fire and we took ages to cook and to get the water to boil.
The other think I didn't like (but this isn't problem of the house) is that even is well located, it's pretty far from the train station, like 40 min walking, 1hour if you are taking luggage, so the best thing is to take the vaporetto and its 40 min more or less and 7,50€ each trip. It's not a really big deal but a think to take on count if money is a struggle for you. You'll do it if you are going to Treviso airport.
Anyway, we had a very nice time then, if I go back to Venice, I would repeat for sure! :)
In the apartment, it is calm at night in spite of it's central location and insufficient windows' sound proofing.
Also insufficient is room lighting, shutters of the kitchen cabinet are not arranged well, there is mold in the shower cabin.
But the Fountain Trevi district is an excellent place in Rome, and if you are not very captious you will enjoy this place to stay.
Very cosy place in a beautiful setting. Will come back for sure.
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Girlfriend of NC trooper shooting suspect also charged
The girlfriend of a Vermont man charged with shooting and wounding a North Carolina state trooper is now facing charges in the case.
North Carolina officials say 21-year-old Lyndsey Smith, of Durham, was arrested Wednesday and charged with being an accessory after the fact in the Monday shooting of Trooper Michael Potts during a traffic stop in Durham.
Mikel Edward Brady, of Randolph, Vt., is being held on $8 million bail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill Potts, who was shot four times. Potts is recovering from his wounds.
Brady's criminal record dates to 2007 and includes multiple convictions. He failed to report to his probation officer in Vermont in October. Since then he has been listed as an escape.
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MHIA: Solutions here truly make the supply chain work
February 07, 2012 - MMH Editorial
On behalf of the Board of Governors of Material Handling Industry I hope that you are finding your time at Modex 2012 to be both productive and enjoyable. I would like to take a few moments to introduce you to the sponsor of this event—The Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA). Since 1945, MHIA has been the leading association in the United States representing the industry that produces material handing and logistics solutions—the "Solutions that Make the Supply Chain Work."
The equipment, systems and software solutions of material handling and logistics very often hold the key to a productive and profitable supply chain. Material handling and logistics involves a broad array of equipment and systems that cut costs and improve organizational safety, productivity, quality, and visibility.
MHIA strives to maintain and stimulate the continuing growth of the industry by sponsoring world-class trade events, such as Modex 2012 and ProMat 2013 to showcase the best-in-class products and services of its member companies.
This morning's keynote session features Georgia Tech's Donald Ratliff on how supply chain and logistics performance impacts trade. The Keynote begins at 8:45 a.m. in Room 203. There is also a full list of show floor educational seminars and several collocated education partner events. Please refer to signage in the Modex registration area and the informational screens throughout Building C for the schedule of events.
MHIA's member companies are industry leaders in providing solutions that make the supply chain work and many of them are exhibiting companies at Modex 2012. As you walk the show floor, you will experience the broad representation of the equipment, technology and services that comprise our industry. You will see all types of equipment, systems and services, basic and advanced. You will see the individual components necessary to construct a complete and successful material handling, supply chain and logistics system solution. That's because Modex exhibitors represent the entire industry.
For more information on MHIA, our programs and member companies, please visit the Industry Resources Booth 5406 on the show floor or visit http://www.mhia.org.
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The View From Western Europe's Tallest Building
This week, the developer behind The Shard building in London gave a sneak preview of The View, a viewing gallery atop the tower that boasts the claim of being "the tallest in Western Europe" at 1,016 feet.
The View will open to the public on Feb. 1 and offers 360-degree views of the British capital from the 68th and 69th floors — as well as its open-air viewing platform on the 72nd floor.
On ascending the tower, visitors are greeted with irreverent takes on London life–with Monty Python-esque artworks featuring celebrities, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as the Pearly King and Queen, and British Olympic rower Steve Redgrave jet-skiing on the Thames. And for those tourists "in need," there are bathrooms available on the 68th floor with some stunning views (although the main toilets are on the ground floor).
But the trip to the top doesn't come cheap. If booked in advance, adults have to pay £24.95 (about $40) each while children cost £18.95 each, meaning a family of four will have to pay as much as £87.80.
Sellar Property Group, which developed the building with financing from Qatar, would likely say it would be worth it for the unique view.
But this being London, there is an ever-present factor at play: the weather. Canary Wharf in the east wasn't visible during our visit due to cloud.
Meanwhile, tourists will be the only occupiers of the building, at least for now.
So far, paying commercial tenants are thin on the ground. The Shangri-La Group is to open a five-star hotel in The Shard later this year, while Sellar Property continues to search for tenants to sign up to lease some of the 600,000 square feet of office space.
Currently, the office space is vacant, although the owners have said they will announce deals imminently and are confident they will fully lease the tower by the end of 2014.


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Published on Tuesday, 02 April 2013 09:24 Written by TradersHuddle Wire
New York, April 2nd (TradersHuddle.com) - Shares of Sanofi-Aventis (NYSE:SNY) closed the session at $50.96 just above calculated resistance at $50.93. The stock effectively broke out and grasped the attention of momentum traders, which could eventually push the stock to a different trading range.
Sanofi-Aventis (NYSE:SNY) is a global pharmaceutical company that researches, develops and manufactures prescription pharmaceuticals and vaccines. The Company develops cardiovascular, thrombosis, metabolic disorder, central nervous system, internal medicine and oncology drugs, and vaccines.
The stock was trading in a well defined range with support at $46.16 and resistance at $50.93. Given that this range was broken, traders will be closely monitoring Sanofi-Aventis' price action to gather clues on the future direction.
From a technical perspective, it can be expected that previous resistance becomes support, as the new range gets defined. However, given that Sanofi-Aventis is still near the broken resistance level, traders will be focusing on the $50.93 level to see if the stock holds the breakout without rolling over.
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Long-Lost Van Gogh Painting 'Sunset at Montmajour' Unveiled
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam today announced that its researchers have discovered a new painting by the Dutch artist. The work, titled "Sunset at Montmajour," is dated to 1888 and it depicts a French landscape near Arles in a characteristic Van Gogh style.
"A discovery of this magnitude has never before occurred in the history of the Van Gogh Museum," the museum's director, Axel Rüger, said in a statement. "It is already a rarity that a new painting can be added to Van Gogh's oeuvre."
"But what makes this even more exceptional is that this is a transition work in his oeuvre, and moreover, a large painting from a period that is considered by many to be the culmination of his artistic achievement, his period in Arles in the south of France," Rüger said.
"During this time he also painted world-famous works, such as "Sunflowers," "The Yellow House" and "The Bedroom."
The painting will be included in the exhibition Van Gogh at work in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam starting September 24. It will be integrated into a show the museum calls "Van Gogh at Work," which kicked off May 1.
There are two incidents that almost guarantee a large number of visitors to a museum show: If a famous art work returns after having been stolen and if a new work by a famous artist is discovered and then shown for the first time.
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St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church — Sunday Mass 11 am — Rev. Sony Pulickal 648-5422.
Church of the Transfiguration (Episcopal) — Holy Eucharist – Sunday, 10 am, June-Sept. The Rev. Dr. Chip Lee, Priest-In-Charge
Celestial Drum Tendai Buddhist Sangha — Monday 6:30 p.m., Meditation Service, teaching, discussion and instruction; Thursday 6:30 p.m. Evening Service. 6393 Route 30/28 (West Main St), Indian Lake. 518-648-6494. www.adirondacktendai.org/
Church of the Transfiguration Episcopal — Sunday 10 AM Service; Holy Eucharist. Rev. "Chip" Lee, Priest-In-Charge. Open June through September.
First Baptist Church — Sunday School, 9:15-10:05 am; Sunday services 10:30 am and 12:45 pm; Awana Club 6 pm Mondays; Hour of Power, 7 pm Wednesdays; Release Time 2-3 pm Thursdays; Youth Group, 6:30 pm Sundays—Rev. E. Paul Miller.
Independent Baptist Church — Sunday School, 9:15 am; Sunday Fellowship, 10:30 am; Sunday Worship, 11am; Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, 7pm Wednesdays—Pastor Alfred F. Hartwig.
Indian Lake United Methodist Church — Worship at 11 am. every Sunday. For further information call (518) 648-5441.
St. Mary's RC Church — Saturday Anticipated Mass, 4 pm; Sunday Mass 8 am from Memorial Day Weekend to Columbus Day Weekend, 9:30 am year-round—Rev. Sony Pulickal. Call 648-5422, fax 648-0323 e-mai email@example.com.
Inlet Community Church — Sunday Bible School 9 am; Sunday Worship 10:15 am; Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer 6 pm; Youth Group call 357-2291—Rev. Don Speedy.
St. Anthony's Catholic Church — Rev. Kevin McEwan – 315-357-2811. Sunday Mass 8am; Confessions: Sunday 7:30 am.
American Baptist Parish of North Creek & Minerva — First Baptist Church of North Creek. Worship services at 9:00 am. — Rev. Trudy Pettibone, Pastor. 518-251-2031
United Methodist Church – Worship and Sunday School, 10:30 am—Rev. Cheryl Kilmartin.
Lake Pleasant United Methodist Church — Sunday Service and Sunday School, 9 am.; Wednesday Bible Study 7:15pm – Rev. Daniel Thomas Burgess.
St. Hubert's Of The Lakes Episcopal Church — Holy Eucharist, Sunday 5 pm. All are welcome. Call 494-3314 for info.
St. James Major Roman Catholic Church, Rt. 8 — Saturday: Confessions, 3:30 pm; Saturday Mass, 4 pm; Sunday Mass, 8 am—Fr. Sonny Pulickal
Calvary United Methodist Church — Sunday Service and Sunday School, 11am — Rev. Carol Ames
St. Henry's Catholic Church — Saturday Mass, 4 pm; Sunday Mass, 11 am — Rev. Peter Berg. 582-3671.
Long Lake Wesleyan Church — Worship at 11 am Sun. and 6 pm Sat.; Prayer Meeting 6pm Wed.; Adult Worship & Student Ministry 6pm Sat.; For further info call (518) 624-2411 or see longlakewesleyan.wordpress.com/ — Pastor John Gocke.
American Baptist Parish of North Creek & Minerva — Minerva Baptist Church. Worship services at 10:30 am —Rev. Trudy U. Pettibone, Pastor. 518-251-2031
Newcomb United Methodist Church — Sunday Service & Sunday School, 9am; Youth Group, 6 pm Sundays—Rev. Carol Ames
St. Barbara's Episcopal Church — Holy Eucharist, Sundays 11 am. Call Barry House 494-3314 for info.
St. Therese's Catholic Church — Saturday Mass, 7 pm; Sunday Mass, 9 am. The Rev. Peter Berg. 582-3671.
American Baptist Parish of North Creek & Minerva — Sunday Worship May, July, and September at 9 am, November, January, and March at 10 am (in North Creek); February, April, June, August, October, and December at 10 am (in Minerva). Special services will be rotated. Rev. Trudy U. Pettibone. Call 251-2031.
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church — Holy Eucharist, Sundays 9 am. Call 494-3314.
North Creek United Methodist Church, Main St. — Worship & Sunday School, 9 am; Bible Study, 4:30-6 pm Thursdays—Rev. Diane Marquit. Call 251-2736.
Baptist Church of Northville — Sunday Services 10 am and 7 pm; Sunday School; Sunday Sr. High Youth Group 5:15 pm; Mon. Bible Club (K-6th grades) 2:45 pm; Mon. Jr. High Youth Group 6:30 pm; Tues. Youth Choir 6:30 pm; Thurs. Prayer and Praise Service 7pm.
First United Methodist — Sunday School, 9:45 am; Worship services, 11 am; Holy Cows Youth Group Grades K-5 5-6 pm, Grades 6-12 5-6:30 pm. Rev. Michael Terrell, pastor. 863-4911. www.troyconference.org/NorthvilleUMC
St. Francis of Assisi — Mass Tues. noon, Wed. and Sun. 8:30am; Sat. Vigil 6:30pm. Father Neil Draves-Arpaia, pastor. For the weekday Masses call 863-4736.
United Presbyterian Church — Sunday School and Worship 9:00 am; Bible Study Thursday 9:30 am. Pastor Kirianne Weaver Riehl 518-863-4151.
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Niccolls Memorial Presbyterian Church — Rev. Lawrence H. Bartel – 369-3475. Sunday Worship Service 7:30 and 10 am. Worship Service Broadcast WBRV-101.3 FM Sunday 10 am. Nursery care 10 am. Sunday School 10 am.
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church — Rev. Joseph Giroux – 315-369-3554. Saturday Vigil Mass 5 pm; Sunday Mass 10 am; Confessions: Saturday 3:30-4:30 pm.
Adirondack Bible Chapel — An Evangelical Free Church; Sunday Service 9:30 am; Sunday Evening Service 6pm first Sunday of the month; Mid-Week Service 7 pm Wednesday; for home Bible Studies and Youth Activities call 548-4405, Pastor Ed Hart.
Grace United Methodist Church — 10:30 am Sunday Service and Sunday School for children; Wednesday Bible Study at Lake Pleasant UMC 7:15 pm – Rev. Daniel Thomas Burgess
North Country Bible Fellowship — Sunday Worship Celebration begins at 9:30 am with Infant/Toddler nursery provided and Sunday School for children 3 years old to 9th Grade. Bible Study Groups for men, women, singles and couples meet weekly in the community. Visit the Church website at www.ncbfellowship.org for a complete list or contact the Church Office 548-5777.
St. Ann's & St. James Rectory — Rt. 8; 548-6275.
St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Rt. 30 — Saturday Mass, 7 pm; Sunday Mass, 10 am; Wednesday Confessions 6:30 pm; Wednesday Mass 7 pm— Father Sonny Pulickal.
United Methodist Church — Sunday Worship, 9 am; Children's Moment and Sunday School, 9 am — Rev. Dolly Waxman, pastor. 924-9232. www.troyconference.org/WellsUMC.
Wells Wesleyan Church — Sunday School, 9:00 am; Sunday Worship, 10:00 am; Teen Time, 6 pm; Tuesday 3-5 pm (during school year) W-KIDZ Club; Wednesday 6-8 pm Prayer/Bible Study. call 518-924-3115 FMI. Everyone welcome —Rev. Rob Ketchum.


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Clarence W. Alden, 64, of Newport, passed away at 7 p.m. Thursday (Dec. 6, 2012) at the home of his daughter following an extended illness. He was born on Feb. 11, 1948, in Marietta to Clarence V. and Beatrice C. Farley Alden.
He was an operator at Bosley Block, Inc., a member of Beech Grove United Methodist Church, The Eagles #458, Newport Volunteer Fire Department and was an EMT, enjoyed hunting, fishing, country cruzing, camping, snake hunting, started Pee Wee football in Newport, coached several sports, was a volunteer Santa, die hard Cleveland Browns fan, loved to watch wrestling, Nascar and Days of our Lives and enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren.
He was married to Ruth Rea, who survives with one son, William "Willie" Alden of Barlow; two daughters, Jamie (Allen) Malone of Waverly, W.Va., and Danielle (Stephen) Boyer of Belpre; three grandchildren, Realeigh Malone, Aiden and Ryace Boyer; sister, Garnet (Beeman) Thomas; three brothers, Harold (Pattie), Charles (Kandi) and Bruce (Charmin) Alden and several nieces and nephews.
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He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, James Farley; and best friend, Bill Greathouse.
Funeral services will be held on Monday (Dec. 10) at 1 p.m. at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home with Pastor Tim Bennett officiating. Burial will be in Newport Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday after 2 p.m. Messages of sympathy may be sent at wwwmslfuneralhome.com.


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We are located in a partially-converted three-star hotel, featuring full en-suite bathrooms in every room. We are the only hostel in London to offer you this spectacular advantage! Our classic, listed building is set on a quiet residential street in the heart of London's bohemian Bayswater, one of London's most beautiful districts.
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Three #Seawolves named America East Scholar-Athletes
June 25, 2014
Cambridge, Mass. - Senior Olivia Burne of the Stony Brook women's track and field team, junior Cassandra Dix of the tennis team and junior Allison Cukrov of the softball team have been tabbed America East Scholar-Athletes, conference officials announced Wednesday afternoon.
The America East Woman of the Year, Burne (Palmerston North, New Zealand) is the first student-athlete to be named Scholar-Athlete in cross country, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field in the same athletic year since Boston University's Marisa Ryan in 2006-07. She graduated with a 3.84 grade-point average (GPA) in journalism.
Burne, who splits the honor with Albany's Kathryn Fanning, defended her America East championship in the 1,500-meters and went on to compete at the NCAA Regional meet. She also claimed the indoor 1,000-meter and cross country crowns, giving her an individual title in each of the final four America East Championship meets of her career.
Dix, a biochemistry major with a 4.0 GPA, was a key cog in the Seawolves' third straight America East Championship and NCAA tournament berth. An all-conference selection in singles and doubles, Dix went 12-2 in dual singles matches, including a 7-1 mark at No. 5. Dix combined with junior Polina Movchan (Kiev, Ukraine) to go 8-0 at No. 2 doubles in dual matches.
Cukrov won 23 games, tied for the third most in a season in school history, and posted an ERA of 2.10. She threw complete games in 21 of her 28 starts, including eight shutouts.
The America East Pitcher of the Year allowed 70 runs, 64 earned, in 213 innings. After a rough outing at Cal Poly on March 8, Cukrov entered a stretch of pure dominance. From March 16 to May 9, Cukrov, a second team all-region selection, was 20-0 with a 1.12 ERA in 143 2/3 innings, winning 19 straight starts. Opposing batters hit only .160 during that stretch.
The Scholar-Athletes were members of teams in the eight championship sports which America East sponsored in the spring season including men's and women's lacrosse, men's and womens outdoor track & field, men's and women's tennis, baseball and softball. Member institutions of the America East Conference for the 2013-14 spring season included Albany, Binghamton University, University of Hartford, Maine, UMBC, UMass Lowell, University of New Hampshire, Stony Brook and University of Vermont.
Nominees were put forward by their institution, which could nominate up to one student-athlete per sport. Then, a committee of athletic administrators and NCAA Faculty Athletics Representatives chose an honoree in each of the eight spring championship sports. Each America East Scholar-Athlete was a starter or prominent reserve and carries a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.50. They will automatically be eligible for the America East Female or Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award to be announced in July.


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What Behaviors Are Considered Paraphilias? continued...
Some pedophiles, known as exclusive pedophiles, are sexually attracted only to children and are not attracted to adults. Some limit their activity to incest, involving only their own children or close relatives. Others victimize other children. Predatory pedophiles may use force or threaten their victims with what will happen if they disclose the abuse. Health care providers are legally bound to report such abuse of minors.
Pedophile activity constitutes rape and is a felony offense punishable by imprisonment.
Sexual Masochism
Individuals with this disorder use the act -- real, not simulated -- of being humiliated, beaten, or otherwise made to suffer in order to achieve sexual excitement and climax. These acts may be limited to verbal humiliation, or they may involve being beaten, bound, or otherwise abused. Masochists may act out their fantasies on themselves by such acts as cutting or piercing their skin or burning themselves. Or they may seek out a partner who enjoys inflicting pain or humiliation on others. Activities with a partner include bondage, spanking, and simulated rape.
Sadomasochistic fantasies and activities are not uncommon among consenting adults. In most of these cases, however, the humiliation and abuse are acted out in fantasy. The participants are aware that the behavior is a "game" and actual pain and injury is avoided.
A potentially dangerous, sometimes fatal, masochistic activity is autoerotic partial asphyxiation. With this activity, a person uses ropes, nooses, or plastic bags to induce a state of asphyxia (interruption of breathing) at the point of orgasm. This is done to enhance orgasm, but accidental deaths sometimes occur.
Individuals with this disorder have persistent fantasies in which sexual excitement results from inflicting psychological or physical suffering (including humiliation and terror) on a sexual partner. This disorder is different from minor acts of aggression in normal sexual activity -- for example, rough sex. In some cases, sexual sadists are able to find willing partners to participate in the sadistic activities.
At its most extreme, sexual sadism involves illegal activities such as rape, torture, and even murder, in which case the death of the victim produces sexual excitement. It should be noted that while rape may be an expression of sexual sadism, the infliction of suffering is not the motive for most rapists, and the victim's pain generally does not increase the rapist's sexual excitement. Rather, rape involves a combination of sex and gaining power over the victim. These individuals need intensive psychiatric treatment and may be jailed for these activities.


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Landon Donovan sounded more perplexed than angry about a disrespectful tweet posted by the son of U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann shortly after the American star was cut from the World Cup roster.
The tweet by the teenage goalkeeper fueled speculation that Klinsmann and Donovan didn't get a long.
"To be honest, I don't really know his son well," said Donovan, who spoke publicly Saturday for the first time about being cut. "I'm not really sure where that came from."
Donovan, 32, made the comments while addressing his World Cup rejection with reporters in Carson.
Jon Klinsmann, 17, posted a tweet hours after his father announced his 23-player roster Thursday. In it, he misspelled Donovan's name:
The teenager who has orally committed to attend Cal starting in 2015 added four crying face symbols at the end of his post. He later deleted it Thursday night and apologized.
"Yes, I deleted the tweet," wrote Jon Klinsmann, who attends Santa Ana-Mater Dei High. "Yes, I realize it was VERY classless. But again, My sincerest apologies to everyone who was offended."
Jurgen Klinsmann said his son posted the tweet after school while hanging out with friends.
"They just went off on Twitter, not being aware that's actually followed on Twitter," Klinsmann said, adding that his son is a big Donovan fan with the Los Angeles Galaxy's star jersey hanging in his room.
"Obviously as a father you put him in line," Jurgen Klinsmann said Friday. "And he owes Landon a huge, huge apology. That was highly disrespectful, and I think he got the biggest social lesson he could imagine."
Contact Elliott Almond at 408-920-5865 and follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/elliottalmond.


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Get an overview of this hotelItalian-themed San Francisco hotel on Fisherman's Wharf
With a stay at Best Western Plus The Tuscan, you'll be centrally located in San Francisco, minutes from Wax Museum at Fisherman's Wharf and Fisherman's Wharf.
This 4-star hotel is close to Pier 39 and Lombard Street.
Make yourself at home in one of the 221 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge).
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Best Western Plus The Tuscan425 North Point San Francisco CA 94133
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Managed by the prestigious Kimpton Group, Best Western Plus The Tuscan is adjacent to a cable-car stop and 2 blocks from Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, and the Alcatraz Island ferry. North Beach, San Francisco's lively Italian neighborhood, is four blocks away.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public spaces. A computer station in the lobby provides high-speed Internet access (surcharge), and a 24-hour business center is on site as well as 3 meeting rooms. Other conveniences include room service, a concierge desk, valet parking (height restrictions apply), and discounted access to a health club 1 block away.
This is a smoke-free property; fines apply for violations of this policy.
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Restaurant
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 221
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 4
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms 3
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 1990
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Best Western Plus The Tuscan offers 221 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Each accommodation is individually furnished and decorated. 40-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This San Francisco hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. In-room massages and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower only
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
The Pescatore - Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this Italian restaurant serves regional specialties—notably seafood, pastas, and pizzas—with daily specials. The restaurant has a nautical theme, with murals of sailors and boats, and model ships displayed throughout the dining area. Pocket doors open onto the sidewalk, where a few alfresco tables are available.
Nearby Things to Do
The hotel provides discounted access to a health club one block away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Windsurfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets stay free
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Pets allowed (no fees)
Parking height restrictions apply
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 15 and USD 30 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 55.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- In-room microwave fee: USD 20 per day
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- Best Western Plus Tuscan
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. 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. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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The first long weekend of the year, enjoy a relaxing Easter Break at Amberley Castle.

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I hope that the Anderson County Law Department is considering the possibility of a discrimination lawsuit if the Baptists are allowed to inscribe or otherwise put the phrase "In God We Trust" on the courthouse.
The reason I single out the Baptists is that there were no other Christian denominations or any other religions represented at the Anderson County Commission meeting last week who were asking for this privilege. If representatives of a religion that do not believe in a Baptist/Christian god ask for the same opportunity to access this government building to inscribe a motto that has religious significance to them and are denied, then that could be a violation of their civil rights. If these Baptists are allowed this request then I suggest that the phrase be put on a sign that can be easily removed and/or leave plenty of room for mottos of other religions to be placed in the same areas.
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After-school programs to offer dinner instead of snack
Published: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 11:21 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 11:21 p.m.
SARASOTA - Instead of a light after-school snack, some Sarasota County elementary students will get full meals as part of a new pilot program starting next month.The federally funded program begins May 1 at Alta Vista, Gocio and Emma E. Booker elementary schools, which are three schools with a high number of children who receive free and reduced lunches.
Officials say they hope it's a way to reach students from low-income homes who don't eat balanced meals daily.
School principals and officials are excited about the beefed-up food program, which will run every day until the end of the school year, said Beverly Girard, the district's food and nutrition services director.
Sarasota is among only four districts in the state to start such a program, she said.
"We're it," Girard said Wednesday.
Manatee County is planning a similar program in the fall, district officials said.
In Sarasota County, the program will be free for the 545 children who are currently enrolled in the after-school program at the three elementary schools.
Normally, those children receive snacks such as fruit and milk.
With the test pilot, they will eat meals such as chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetables and a roll — "something you might see at home," Girard said.
Girard declined to give an estimated cost for the test program, which will be paid for by the federal Child Care Food Program.
"We haven't even served one meal yet," she said, adding the program could expand to other sites next school year. "This is the reason for a pilot. We don't know what some of the challenges are we will face."
If parents have questions, they may contact the school district at (941) 927-4009.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Friday, March 15, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A wreck that happened three months ago still weighs heavy on Dr. William Hiltz's mind.
"You have to take care of your kids and you just have to do what you have to do," Hiltz said.
Hiltz and his wife, Amelia, have two beautiful children. Their 1-year-old boy is still to young to realize what's going on, but their 4-year-old daughter is beginning to ask questions.
"Kids are very intuitive, and she knows something is wrong. I've told her, 'Mommy is in the hospital, mommy hurt her head, and we are trying to get her better,'" Hiltz said.
And while Amelia has been receptive to some of treatment, her husband says she still has a long way to go.
"There are fates worse than death and that's where she's looking at. She has a horrific head injury that the recovery from is impossible essentially. The woman she was is gone," Hiltz said.
This is all because of someone driving the wrong way on River Watch Parkway.
Judge William Flemming granted Monique Sullivan bond Friday morning. Sullivan is charged with two counts of serious injury by vehicle, which can carry 15 years behind bars for each count.
Hiltz says he tries not to hold any resentment against Sullivan.
"I don't want my children to feed off of that. I hope she faces justice. What she did was an unbelievable, horrible, and a selfish thing," he said.
Hiltz says he still hasn't heard from Sullivan and doesn't know if he would want to, but he does know what he would ask her.
"Why did you do this to a beautiful soul?" he said.
It's a question this doctor may never have answered.
Hiltz is continuing to work full time to provide for his family as his wife receives treatment in Atlanta, and sadly, his wife celebrated her 33rd birthday on Friday.
Hiltz says his wife is pretty much in a vegetative state. Doctors are trying treatments with her brain -- sometimes helping her to stand up to see if her brain can remember simple activities again. This type of treatment has been successful for others, but on a very limited basis.
As of 3/16/13 the Richmond Co. Jail website no longer has Sullivan listed. So, she has made bail and been released.


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The Osage Lady Indians seventh grade volleyball teams walked away with a win on Thursday night against Southern Boone.
The A team won in two sets with scores of 25 to 15 and 25 to 19. The B team also won with scores of 25 to 11 and 25 to 9.
According to coaches Micah Becker and Erin Oswalt, the team did great in their first game of the season.
"After shaking off some nerves, they regrouped and started passing, setting and hitting the ball well," the coaches said.
In set two of the A game, the Indians came back from behind early in the game with scores of four to seven. Carson Wood served a great run and brought her team ahead.
The team is now preparing to take on Joel E. Barber at home on Monday.
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BEAVER CREEK - Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway, a jubilant revue of Broadway's most adored songs, takes the stage at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek Tuesday night.
Producer of more than 1,000 Broadway shows worldwide, Berg is widely celebrated for his arrangements of revived Broadway classics as well as popular numbers from Broadway's newest hit shows.
Recreating the biggest moments from the finest shows of the century, "100 Years of Broadway" features a cast that includes stars of Broadway's most distinguished shows such as "The Phantom of the Opera," "Les Miserables," "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Jekyll and Hyde," and "Wicked."
In addition to lighting up the stage with songs from the hit shows in which they starred, these Broadway performers will be accompanied by an all-star New York band.
"Exceptional is an understatement," said Kris Sabel, executive director of the Vilar Performing Arts Center. "Highlighting some of the finest songs, shows, and performers in the industry, this is the creme de la creme of Broadway."
Tickets for Neil Berg's "100 Years of Broadway" are available online at vilarpac.org, by phone at 970-845-TIXS or in person at the VPAC Box Office in Beaver Creek.


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If you conduct research using human participants, Federal Law and College Policy mandate that participants be adequately protected from harm of any kind. This applies to all human participants in a study including whether or not they are members of the RIC community. Rhode Island College's Institutional Review Board (IRB) is a committee of faculty and staff members who are charged with the responsibility of reviewing research involving human participants to determine whether they meet Federal Guidelines regarding:
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The meeting dates for 2015-2016 are: Sept 18, Oct 16, Nov 20, Dec 18, Jan 22, Feb 19, Mar 18, Apr 15, May 20 and June (TBA).
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- Dr. Cindy Padula, Chair (2015-2018)
- Dr. Lisa Bain, CIS (2014-2017)
- Dr. Amy Burns, Central Falls School District (2015-2016)
- Mr. Jesse Capese, Prisoner Advocate (2015-2016)
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Arizona deaths a reminder of fire dangers
SAN DIEGO The deaths of 19 elite firefighters killed battling an Arizona wildfire Sunday jolted firefighters throughout San Diego County with a painful reminder of the dangers they face against a fast-moving and unpredictable foe.
A similar tragedy in San Diego County decades ago led to sweeping changes in wildland firefighting strategies, but officials said Monday it's too soon to say what lessons if any can be learned from Sunday's devastating blaze.
Rather, now is the time for mourning, they said.
"At first, the mood was disbelief," CalFire Capt. Mike Mohler said Monday. "Now, it's somber. Our hearts and our prayers go out to the people of Arizona."
The Arizona crew was overtaken by flames while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire that had grown to more than 8,300 acres on Monday. They were members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew, an elite wildfire firefighting unit from the Prescott Fire Department.
"It's just a tragedy," said Sycuan Fire Chief Mitch Villalpando, whose department has its own elite firefighting squad, the Sycuan's Golden Eagles Hotshots. "You feel hollow inside because we're all in this profession together and they paid the ultimate sacrifice."
He said the Sycuan hotshots were on their way home from Colorado on Monday afternoon and took the news about the Arizona deaths especially hard.
It was the worst loss of life for firefighting crews in that state's history, The Arizona Republic reported.
San Diego County has twice experienced similar tragedies: In 1943, the Hauser Creek fire in East County killed 11 firefighters and in 1956 the Inaja fire near Julian also claimed the lives of 11 firefighters, including six honor camp inmates.
The Inaja blaze became a catalyst for sweeping change. A fire crew had been working near a canyon rim along the San Diego River when the blaze suddenly jumped into a ravine and raced toward them. Six men made it out but 11 were engulfed by a "flashover" — a simultaneous ignition of gases generated by the fire as it raced up the canyon.
After the fire, the US Forest Service created a task force to study the incident and recommend ways to improve safety.
The task force issued a report that asked for better training and led to the changes in how firefighters engaged wildfires, such as the Ten Standard Firefighting Orders. The orders — which include instructions to pay attention to weather conditions and identify escape routes — are taught to every new firefighter.
At the time the orders were adopted, an average of six wildland firefighters were killed by flames each year in the United States. By 2003, that number had dropped to two per year, according to a Forest Service study.
Fire officials reiterated Monday that it's too early tell what lessons may be learned and what changes may come from the incident in Arizona.
"The investigation is ongoing, but what we can learn right off the bat is that we need to be diligent," said Villalpando, the Sycuan chief.
Oceanside Firefighters Association President David Overton said the incident will lead local firefighters to revisit their safety efforts and training.
Meanwhile, Overton said, firefighters are reaching out to offer help to victims' families.
He said the Oceanside association is looking at sending some of its members to the funeral of the Arizona firefighters and that the group also plans to donate money.
The association sent members to Houston earlier this year when four firefighters died in a fire there, Overton said.
"You think that (four deaths) will be the worst of the year," he said. "Now you go from four to 19."
San Diego-based Firefighter Aid announced Monday that it established a special fund to allow people to make tax-deductible donations to support the victims of the Yarnell fire.
For more information on Firefighter Aid, visit www.firefighteraid.org.


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By Chinta Puxley, The Canadian Press
HOOP AND HOLLER BEND, Man. - Convoys of soldiers descended on southern Manitoba on Saturday to fill hundreds of thousands of sandbags and help fend off a torrent of floodwater coming from the west.
The soldiers are being asked to protect 350 rural homes — 150 of which could be flooded if the province deliberately breaches a dike to take pressure off the Assiniboine River. Many of them gathered around sandbagging machines Saturday in wilting heat to build up Manitoba's flood-fighting arsenal.
Major Mike Legace, with the Canadian Armed Forces, said the troops based at CFB Shilo in nearby Brandon, Man., are trying to fill 125,000 sandbags a day as the crest bears down on southwestern Manitoba.
"We've got some very young, strong soldiers who are very fit and ready to fight for Manitobans during our next little flood," he said. "They're happy to be here. Every time we get involved in a mission to support Canadians, it's a great mission."
Bombardier Jonathan Kaiser helped fight the flood in 2011 and found himself back at a sandbagging machine three years later.
"We're just trying to get some sandbags out there and get the floods under control," Kaiser said. "It's tedious. It's hot and tedious but it's got to get done so we do the best we can."
Hundreds of troops were called up Friday when Premier Greg Selinger declared a state of emergency and asked for military assistance. The military will help fill up to one million sandbags needed to protect vulnerable properties west of Winnipeg, bolstering the two million sandbags the province has in stock.
Troops are also expected to move quickly if dikes are breached as the crest moves through the province. Selinger said close to 400 soldiers should be on the ground by the end of Saturday.
Bev Biccum is hoping some of them show up at her house soon. Biccum's home was surrounded by water when the province breached the dike by the Hoop and Holler Bend during one of the province's worst floods in 2011.
She's been told soldiers will put up a temporary dike around her home again but she says they haven't even finished cleaning up from the last flood. Biccum said she can't believe the province is preparing to use her front yard as a floodway again.
"If this is the second time they're doing this to us, then buy us out," she said as she took a break moving things to higher ground.
Efforts are underway to breach the dike half-a-kilometre from Biccum's home, if the province determines that it's necessary, that would deliberately flood several hundred square kilometres of land.
"Can't Saskatchewan do the same thing so that we don't get the water as much?" Biccum asked.
Officials said the flood situation in the province is changing rapidly and more water is pouring into Manitoba than officials first predicted. The province had said a controlled cut could come on Monday to ease some of the pressure on dikes holding back the swollen Assiniboine River, but Selinger said Saturday the breach would only be made as a last resort.
"It's a tremendously stressful experience for anybody who's in the Hoop and Holler area that's in the innundation zone," Selinger said during a media briefing on Saturday. "Every minute that we've got before any final decision is made will be used to protect people as much as possible."
Manitoba could experience a series of crests from the floodwater so Selinger said a controlled breach at Hoop and Holler Bend could remain a possibility for some time. Selinger ordered the same measure in 2011, deliberately flooding the same swath of land and threatening homes in the area to save hundreds more downstream.
This summer flood caused by torrential rain last weekend is expected to topple records set in 2011.
Joerg Zimmermann and his family were busy filling their own sandbags Saturday on the driveway of his home beside the Assiniboine River in St. Francois Xavier, just west of Winnipeg. His home was built last year and well above the watermark left on trees in his yard from the 2011 flood.
But he's sandbagging around the home just in case.
"The property is beautiful with the river but you live around the river, you've got to be prepared for (flooding)," Zimmermann said.
People living along the river have been told the water level could swell half a metre above where it was three years ago. The 2011 flood was one of Manitoba's worst, as army reservists scrambled to help shore up weakened dikes and sandbag homes along the river.
The province is forecasting similar flows this year when the first crest arrives from Saskatchewan. The crest was expected to arrive in Brandon pm Saturday, and a few days later around Portage La Prairie.
Provincial flood forecaster Steve Topping said another crest of floodwater on the Assiniboine River could hit the province later this month. Water streaming in from the Qu'Appelle River system in Saskatchewan is higher than the earlier crest now threatening the province.
The city of Brandon is predicting a series of crests with the first one arriving Saturday. Although people living along the Assiniboine River are on evacuation alert, they aren't expected to have to leave unless the city's dikes are breached.
Officials said they identified a weak spot in the dike but were shoring it up with clay.
"No one has been evacuated from Brandon," the city said in its Saturday morning flood briefing. "We have plans and people in place that can be activated at a moment's notice."
Torrential rain and flash floods last weekend prompted more than 100 communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba to declare a state of emergency. About 300 people in Saskatchewan and 698 people in Manitoba have now had to leave their homes because of overland flooding.
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Following our previous reports, Testors has provided us more information about the Ruby Ford set, which we quote after the fold:
The Ruby Ford will be limited to 750 pieces of the sets.
The scale is 54mm and is larger than what the game figures will be.
Each set will be a mult-part kit supplied unpainted and unassembled.
The set will contain the Robert figure, the Rheagar figure and a resin base.
The set will be packaged in a keepsake wooden box and will include a certificate of authenticity denoting the number in the set. ( ie 1 of 750, 250 of 750, ect.)
We will announce on our website when we start taking pre-orders. We are hoping and I stress hoping to complete production and ship by 12-15-05.
The expected retail price for the Ruby Ford is $120 and will be a direct sales only exclusive. This is a limited production and these will not be produced again.
The Westeros network consists of several different sites, including a forum and a wiki, for all your A Song of Ice and Fire needs.


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I'm using PMS Linux as a DLNA server for my LG Smart TV (M620T). So far, it's been brilliant except I've been unable to display subtitles. The relevant section of my PMS config is as follows:
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I have tried to play files named movie.avi with a corresponding movie.srt. I can see through the logs that the subtitle file is identified however when I select to play the movie I get
INFO 2012-07-13 20:00:01.225 [StartPlaying Event] renderer: 192.168.1.101, file: /media/usb/test.avi
There is no further information or errors logged and it looks like the video is not being transcoded. My TV defaults to the LG Smart TV Upgrader renderer profile and there is nothing in there specific to subtitles. If this is the issue and I need to force transcoding, can I set one up to force trancoding in subtitles if a subtitle file is found? If so, does anyone have any samples or a renderer profile for the same TV model?
Finally, is there a way to control display on/off of subtitles in LG's Smart Share application on the TV?
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Camdenton R-III School District swept the Internet Safety Challenge at USA-SOS.org. Third and fourth grade students from Hawthorn Elementary along with fifth and sixth grade students from Oak Ridge Intermediate are the National Champions for 2012.
Both schools have claimed the title of National Champions by participating against other schools in the country in the area of Safe Online Surfing.
The fall USA-SOS (Safe Online Surfing) Internet Challenge was administered from September through December 2012. During that time 20,248 students in 378 schools from 42 states reviewed the Internet Safety and Cyber Citizenship material before taking the SOS Post Quiz where they demonstrated what they had learned. Camdenton R-III students demonstrated a commitment to staying safe and using the Internet responsibly.
Of the ten times Camdenton schools have participated in the program, nine times they have walked away as National Champions, losing the sixth grade title by only two points in 2011.
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AUSTIN (November 15, 2012)--Texas Gov. Rick Perry sent a letter to Health and Human Services Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius Thursday saying the state will not set up an exchange to help people buy health insurance.
That means Washington will have to set up the exchange instead.
The health insurance exchanges required under the Affordable Care Act give people without insurance an online market place to buy health insurance that suits them.
People with low incomes and special needs will get subsidized insurance when the exchanges begin operating in October 2013.
The Obama Administration gave states the option of setting up their own exchanges, partnering with the federal government or letting Washington do it.
Perry calls the health care law federal overreach.
"As long as the federal government has the ability to force unknown mandates and costs upon our citizens, while retaining the sole power in approving what an exchange looks like, the notion of a state exchange is merely an illusion," Perry's letter said.
"It would not be fiscally responsible to put hard-working Texans on the financial hook for an unknown amount of money to operate a system under rules that have not even been written."


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|Figure 1.Sample output of pl_gui_monitor utility - In this screenshot, a private version of POVRay* (www.povray.org) was instrumented using the Intel® Energy Checker SDK to compute and expose dynamically it's energy efficiency metrics (pixels rendered per joule consumed and joules consumed per pixel rendered) while rendering a 3D scene (by Gilles Tran © 1993-2009 www.oyonale.com).
The Intel® Energy Checker API helps Software developers to easily instrument their software to expose metrics of "useful work" done by the software. For example, the amount of useful work done by a video serving application is number of frames processed, for a mail server application the useful amount of work done may be number of emails processed. The core Intel® Energy Checker API consists of five basic functions. These functions include Open, Re-open, Read, Write, and Close. The SDK comes with utilities to measure the energy consumed by the software on Intel server platforms using power analyzers. Power analyzers supported in this SDK include Yokogawa's WT210, WT230, WT500, WT300, WT3000, WT300E, & WT3000E. To learn more about Yokogawa Power Analyzers, please click here.
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Power analyzers accurately measure electrical power characteristics of devices that generate, transform, or consume electricity. Power analyzers, also called power meters or wattmeters, provide precise measurements of true power (watts), power factor, harmonics and efficiency in inverters, motor drives, lighting, home appliances, office equipment, power supplies, and industrial machinery.


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Fairfax County General District Court
The court that most people have contact with is the general district court. The general district court handles criminal misdemeanors, violations of local ordinances, traffic infractions, and preliminary hearings in felony charges.
General district courts also have exclusive authority to hear civil cases with claims of $4,500 or less and share authority with the circuit courts to hear cases with claims between $4,500 and $25,000. Examples of civil cases are landlord and tenant disputes, contract disputes and personal injury actions.
There is a general district court in each city and county in Virginia. General district court judges are elected by the General Assembly for 6 year terms.
The Fairfax County General District Court has three divisions: Civil/Small Claims, Criminal, and Traffic. A Court Services Division also serves the court by providing interpreters, supervised release options for defendants pending trial and probation services after conviction.


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Hamper Basket Set
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- Set of two nesting hampers.
- Fair trade basket set.
- Hamper basket set hand-woven by African artisans using recycled plastic strips and natural sustainable fibers—no two baskets are exactly alike.
- Handcrafted hamper basket set of two comes in a small size and a large size; the large basket also includes a convenient lid.
- Small hamper basket measures 12D x 13"H; the large hamper basket measures 16D x 19"H.
- Versatile nesting hampers are a stylish way to corral everything from laundry and linen to toys and towels.
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Simple yet beautiful, this Fair Trade hamper basket set of two represents modern African home decor done right. Hand-woven by an association of more than 100 rural women artisans from the West African nation of Senegal, the hamper basket sets add a unique decorative accent to your home with a very useful function. A stylish way to corral everything from laundry and linen to toys and towels, the handcrafted baskets will have endless uses.
Crafted by hand using strips of recycled plastic and natural fiber, no two baskets are exactly alike for an extra special finished product. The set of two includes one small basket (12D x 13"H) and a larger size (16D x 19"H). The large basket also includes a lid for stylish convenience—perfect for concealing dirty laundry and more.


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Who Won 'Dancing with the Stars'?
For Amber Riley, "Glee" has taken on a new meaning, as the actress from the Fox show has become the latest winner of "Dancing with the Stars."
Amber and her partner, Derek Hough, had the lead going into Tuesday's last dance, and they widened their advantage with a perfect score in the final fusion round. They were the only duo to receive that 30; second-place team Corbin Bleu and Karina Smirnoff and third-place couple Jack Osbourne and Cheryl Burke each earned "only" 27.
One also had the sense the night was going Amber and Derek's way early on, given that they won the encore performance as voted on via Twitter. Those Gleeks are a powerful contingent on social media, and that also helped Amber to victory.
Amber said in her acceptance speech that she wanted to show "women of all sizes and colors" they're capable of doing anything they put their minds to. As for Derek, he now has five Mirror Balls. The next-closest pros, Cheryl and Mark Ballas, have just two.
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The IEA holds around 100 events a year. These range from formal lectures, to conferences, panel discussions, informal debates and book launches, as well as private lunches and suppers. These events allow us to profile vital and compelling ideas, as well as allowing for high level discussion and debate. Our events attract renowned speakers, such as Nobel Laureates, politicians, journalists and business people.
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WHO ARE WE?The Chestnut Hill Youth Sports Club was founded in 1962 as The Chestnut Hill Fathers Club. The Club name was changed in November 2001 by a vote of members present at that Annual Meeting. The name change is meant to more clearly identify the mission of the club. We are a community organization of over one thousand, four hundred families devoted to providing team sports for our children. Although the large majority of our members are from Mt.Airy and Chestnut Hill, they also reside in various nearby communities including Germantown, Roxborough, Oak Lane, Whitemarsh, Erdenheim, Lafayette Hill, Wyndmoor, Flourtown and Oreland. Men, women, parents and non-parents, of all ages and ethnic, racial and social backgrounds volunteer to coach the teams, run the leagues, and administer the club. Their time and dedication benefit an equally diverse group of thirteen hundred children who live or go to school in the Chestnut Hill/Mt.Airy community.
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UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi took office on1 September 2013.
Dr. Kituyi has an extensive background as an elected official, an academic, and a holder of high government office.
He also has wide-ranging experience in trade negotiations, and in African and broader international economics and diplomacy.
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The need for a transformative global agenda to ensure a prosperous and stable future for humanity was underscored by UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi at an international forum on global economics held in Astana, Kazakhstan on 22 May 2014.
A global programme to support competition and consumer protection policies was launched in Lima, Peru on 5 May at the headquarters of Peru's Competition Authority, INDECOPI.
UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi and the Peruvian government formally launched preparations for UNCTAD's next quadrennial ministerial meeting, to be held in Lima in 2016.
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Assassin's Creed Revelations for Xbox 360On: Xbox 360, PS3, PC
In Assassin's Creed Revelations, master assassin Ezio Auditore walks in the footsteps of his legendary mentor, Altaïr, on a journey of discovery and revelation.
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Danish TV uses Assassin's Creed image in a report about Syria
Mistakes the screen shot for a picture of the Damascus skyline.
Assassin's Creed, Splinter Cell & Prince of Persia lead Ubisoft Xbox LIVE sale
Up to 50% off a range of Ubisoft DLC, XBLA titles and Games on Demand.
Next Assassin's Creed may ship in 2013 with co-op
Would it be nice to have a friend join you at any time during the solo mode?
Entire Assassin's Creed collection available for £119.99
Coming to Xbox 360 and PS3 on November 30, exclusively from Amazon.
Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Twitter account spouts cryptic waffle
Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Twitter account has gone pretend haywire for the day, matching up our real-life timeline with that of the modern-day storyline of the games.
Desmond's story 'needs to end', says Assassin's Creed 3's lead
Assassin's Creed creative director drops hints at the future of the series.
Michael Fassbender to star in Assassin's Creed movie
Assassin's Creed film to star and be co-produced by Prometheus actor.
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Desmond's story in Assassin's Creed is to end this year. Nick Cowen wonders if Ubi ever knew what to do with him in the first place.
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Camp Sunny Patch Session 5 is brought to you by Melissa & Doug, written by Camp Counselor Valerie Deneen.
These red, white, and blue patriotic windsocks are such a festive way to decorate for the Fourth of July holiday! To make your own, you'll need a sheet of paper, stamps/stamp pad, some party streamers, scissors, and a stapler.
Invite your child over to stamp patriotic designs on the sheet of paper. We used the superstar stamp from the Melissa & Doug Classroom Stamp Set. It comes with a washable-ink stamp pad in both red and blue, as well as several gold star stickers–perfect for 4th of July!
Next, cut 3 pieces of party streamers about the length of your arm. My daughter LOVED snipping the streamers for some early cutting practice!
Fold the paper in half lengthwise, and draw parallel lines from the crease almost to the other edge. (Leave an inch or more between the end of the lines and the edge of the paper.) Then cut along the lines, as shown.
Bend the paper into a tube, and staple into place. Add a strip of paper for a handle, and staple the streamers to the bottom of the windsock.
Now you can either hang your windsock proudly for display . . . or, if you're like my kids, run around with them like crazy monkeys.
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We're happy to share the new single from our friends The Stone Foxes. "Everybody Knows" is the first track off the band's recent full length release, Small Fires.
The San Francisco based band will be hitting the road beginning in March to support Small Fires with stops that will take them from coast to coast through April, with a return to SF's legendary Fillmore on May 4th.
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this seemed like a nice way to begin nov thread- ditto to the questions along with (((hugs))) to vicci with the house worries.Hi all,
I'll start off by asking about a cat, a car, and a house.
Carrie, nice to "see" you but I'm so sorry to hear about your cat's health issues. Last thing you needed was a superstorm. Hope he/she feels better very soon.
Les, how's LW's car?
Vicci, how's the house (did you find out how it fared, and any update on financing)?
Ran yesterday - didn't feel like it due to a minor ailment but DH "made" me do it (well, of course he didn't make me, but he encouraged me). So I did and of course was better for it. 3.5 miles worth. Tonight I'll do a spin
Hallowe'en was good. In the morning we went to a Hallowe'en party for infants and their moms, and in the afternoon we had our usual coffee date with some other moms and babies. Decided not to take J out to the neighbouring houses at night, though, as it wasn't that nice out and he was tired. Got photos though of his costume, which is the important thing. If anyone would like to see a couple, send me a PM/email
How's everyone else?
les- curious- what are your running plans for this week? i've got a 10 miler today, 5 mile tempo mon ( i thought i had my last speedwork but well it helps to turn the page ) 3 easy (ie slow) on tues and again thurs, and 2 sssssllooowww on sat which will be my run/walk 5k- marathon sun
feeling for the runners who won't be running in the nyc marathon and really feeling for friends and everyone still recovering from the hurricane-