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Oceanview B&B MoBay Pool Chef WiFi $119US/rm/nt
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Additional person fee of $30/person/night in excess of 2 people per room
You will receive breakfast each morning and WiFi, all complimentary!!
Sugarmill B&B is located on ½ acre of lush landscaping with a beautiful ocean view from every room. We offer a tranquil and intimate environment for your "home away from home". We are fully walled and gated for your security and peace of mind.
At the B&B you can relax during the heat of the day in comfort.The pool is unheated but generally stays between 75 - 80 degrees F (30 - 32 degrees C).
The water is 3 ft in the shallow end to 7 ft in the deep end. It is not supervised but available to guests at any time. It is lit at night for your enjoyment.
Guest rooms
Our 6 deluxe guests rooms are air conditioned and furnished in hand-carved Jamaican furniture and have en-suite baths with shower or tub/shower combinations. We offer a selection of queen or king beds in our ocean view rooms.
Our on-site executive chef will prepare you a sumptuous breakfast of your choice of either Jamaican or American cuisine each day. We are also able to provide lunch and dinner for you from our onsite cafe for a nominal fee . Maybe you would just like a pool-side seafood candlelight dinner one evening and that's just fine. Our chef will prepare it to your liking. Guaranteed!
Business Services
We are pleased to offer the convenience of complimentary wireless internet access for our guests.
Spa Services (by appointment only)
Sample an assortment of professional on-site spa services during your vacation. Enjoy a relaxing massage, facial, pedicure or manicure. Our spa therapist brings 10 years of experience in facials, massage therapy, manicure and pedicure.
Our housekeeping staff will be happy to help you out with any basic laundry needs that you may have for an additional fee
Long Distance Calls
We offer complimentary long distance to the US, Canada and the UK on the landline. Please ask staff for assistance, if required. If you prefer to use a celllular phone, it is less expensive to purchase a local phone with international long distance than to use your foreign carrier, in most instances. We will be happy to assist you with any questions you have.
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If golf is your sport of choice, the course is just down the street from the B&B. There are several other courses within a 45 minute drive of the B&B if you want to give them all a try during your stay.
Transportation can be arranged for a nominal fee with our driver to a local bank or ATM. There are select ATMs available in Montego Bay that allow you the option of US or Jamaican dollar withdrawals. Local purchases can be made in either US or Jamaican dollars.
Beach Shuttle/Hip Strip
Shuttle service can be arranged for a nominal fee to pick you up at in the morning at the property and drop off at Doctor's Cave Beach entrance and pickup from the same location at the end of the day. If you are planning a day at the beach, there are chairs, umbrellas and snorkeling gear available for rent at the entrance to the beach. US or Jamaican $$ are accepted for payment.
We want your experience in Jamaica to be the best possible and we will work with you to ensure the details are all taken care of for you. Just let us know what you would like and remember, no request is too large or small...
Property Rates
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|Dec 31 2016
|1 Night
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Deposits: 20% deposit upon booking. Remainder due on or before arrival. Cancellations within 3 days of arrival not refundable.
|Payment Options: Mastercard, PayPal, Visa
|Other Fees: Additional person fee for over 2 people in room $30/person/night
We had the most wonderful time at your place on our visit! Cannot tell you how friendly and helpful all of the folks were at the house; felt like we were their family. I am known for asking many, many questions, sometimes personal about how you live and each and every one of them chatted along just like it was not unusual. Ulrich is quite a character and does an outstanding job with the outside; no smell of chlorine in the pool since he rises very early to do his business. He was always about and willing to spend time with us. Dorothy was as personable and as accommodating as she could be. We had the opportunity to meet Dorothy's daughter and she too is quite the girl. Perry provided outstanding rides and once again answered my many, many questions. We have been selling your place since we left and hope to round up a small group to visit next spring. Timetables will be our only impediment. The cook, forgive me if I can't remember his name, even treated me to a real Jamaican breakfast! Wow, haven't had that in years. I grew up and lived in Nova Scotia for 30 years; salt dried cod, onions, and fat pork in the frying pan was on our menu all winter. After eating eggs one morning I could smell the fish and asked "how come I have to eat whiteman's breakfast while you're eating something better?" And so I was treated!! Nicest B&B we have ever stayed in, anywhere and anytime! Almost made friends with your other house guests and have a preliminary plan to trade houses for a vacation whenever they can save up the flight money in the future. We were happy to have a reason to go to the Grand Principae for our wedding, since we could see what an all inclusive was like. Never had the urge to do one of those, but thought this was an excellent experience to try. Needless to say, we will never ever entertain this mode of holiday. We had had "real" jerk chicken in the "mall" up the road from your place; they had jerk on the menu at the Principae the next day; no resemblance! So, we hope to get to see your place again next year. It's tough to convince people that not all of Jamaica is dangerous; our newspapers and tv, etc., loves to report about the dangers and how there is just nothing to do there but lie on the beach. We're working hard to change some of that with anyone we come in contact with. While I understand the fences, dogs, etc., we still got dropped off at the big box store near the sports stadium, and with lots of leftover time before Perry, we walked around the area. We found the people there happy to tell us which alley not to go down and found them all very cordial. All in all, I can certainly see why we should all want to retire in Jamaica, especially Montego Bay area! Thanks once again to ALL of your people for such a great holiday. ps I am very reluctant to call them "staff" since there seemed to be no formailities, including using the kitchen to make our lunch!! thanks again for a wonderfull, memorable time Reg and Sheila


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Jake Peavy, who will pitch Game 4 for Boston, began his news conference by offering condolences to Bell's family.
"Wally was a tremendous, tremendous umpire, but a tremendous person as well," Peavy said. "We're here today, I think everybody, man for man in that clubhouse, I know I speak for our guys, we're devastated by the news last night and our thoughts and prayers are with his family."
The moment of silence was held before the national anthem at Comerica Park. Five umpires lined up next to each other, with a gap between them and the sixth member of the crew.
At Dodger Stadium, there was a similar moment of silence before Game 4 of the NLCS between the Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals. Bell's photo was shown on the stadium video boards.
"Deepest regrets to his family," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said before the game. "Wally was a class individual and a very, very good umpire. I always had a lot of respect for how he went about his business. That was bad news for all of us, but our thoughts and prayers go out to his family."
Bell, a veteran of 21 big league seasons, died Monday at 48.
"We are all shocked and saddened by Wally's passing," said Tony Clark, deputy executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association.

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Dr. Pramod Malik from Virginia Gastroenterology and Bon Secours explains why men in our area are at a greater risk for colon cancer.
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We originally had booked a catamaran Snorkel tour, however the tour was cancelled due to rough weather. They let us know via a message to our ship room as well as on the port. Unfortunately, we had departed the ship early to get some time on a beach that one of our servers had suggested (so glad he did...go to Iguana Beach, #4, last one via $5 bus, $15 massages on the beach, cheep beer, great food no ridiculous prices like the Costa Maya port resort). We were enjoying the beach so much,, but had to eventually leave to catch our tour we did not yet know was cancelled. When we arrived back to the Costa Maya port, we found out about the cancellation. We then decided to cop-a-squat on the rocky beach area and watch the poor tortured dolphins in their unfair cement cage (someone someday should do something humane about that and educate the people who take poor care of them). Anyway...I had sustained an injury (to myself...like a fool) and needed ice. We decided to grab a bite and a bag of ice from Senior frogs or one of the highly over-priced, tourist gauging restaurants at the port resort. The 4 of us shared a plate of nachos (approx $30.00) and i had one tiny frozen by machine, margarita on a plastic glass ($17.00). Even drinks at the pool bars were 3 times the price of anywhere else even the ship. What astounded me is that people were paying it! If they can charge $10 for a bucket of beer at the beech we cabbed to and offer free tequila sample shots, and wonderful food at a reasonable rate, why is anyone bothering with being financially raped by the port resort. DON'T do it! Take a cab and see the island, meet the people, give them your money. You can see they are trying to make a go of it on Costa Maya, it has potential. Either way, the people were friendly and the outer beeches were wonderful...Skip the port for pool, drinks and food. Some stores were ok. What is it about ports of call that think selling the same, exact thing in every store, is a good idea? How many tacky shot glasses does one person buy...in every store? We want some sense of authenticity, PLEASE! Are tourists really that daft?
Norwegian was extremely helpful in helping us change our excursion, since the day before's was cancelled. They refunded our money and helped us re-book and re-jig our day in Cozumel. We enjoyed some time walking the stores and restaurants in the morning. Much better shopping in Cozumel (but they still sell the same stuff, store after store after store). We did stumble across some unique, authentic (i think) delicious stores with beautiful art and clothing. The people were great, although you could see the wear'n tear and frustration for unfriendly/gracious tourists. We were witness to some very pushy and rude tourists ourselves. I felt for the people at each port. Anyway....we had fantastic walks and then awesome drinks at a cafe ("Cougars" I believe, great waiter!). We then set off to catch our catamaran for some snorkelling fun with our kids. Neither of them had ever snorkelled before, so we were excited to show them beautiful fish and reef or coral or some semblance of nature? Unfortunately, they took us along side land for quite owe time. We never went "out" far and we could pretty much see our cruise ship the whole time. At our "dive" spot, they basically said "here's your gear", no training really, just rules. "Oh well" we thought. we're here, lets make the best of it and it's a first time for our kids. We jumped in with the other 200 people and the other 4 boats with the same amount of people. We noticed we were maybe 200-300 feet away from a bar and it's patio. We were not allowed to venture very far from our boat at all and ALL the coral and reef was dead. There was really only one kind of fish and they are there for whatever it is the guides feed them to entertain us. Sad and un-environmentally sound for sure! We didn't want o dampen the kids experience with what we really knew was going on, so we enjoyed their faces and watched them dive for the fake things that humans put on the ocean floor (so that there was at least something to see and fish to hide in). If you have any sense of true snorkelling and an appreciation for underwater nature...don't do this tour. We again, made the best of it and enjoyed the crew and their dancing and free drinks on the boat and the views as we sailed past resorts and bars along the port. They also took us to a private beach where there were floating slides and obstacles and sea-doo's to rent. Our kids couldn't wait to get out there. Our son rented a Sea Doo and we played a bit int he very dirty, bad smelling water. Turning again that blind eye, we made the best of it. (Still worthy of noting however). There is potential for change, I don't know about their knowledge or infrastructure to make it happen though. It would be nice to see.
We enjoyed the Chukka ATV tour throughout a sugarcane farm. Our guides were thorough, funny and took great care of us. The tour ended with a little cliff jumping on a picturesque location on their land. I would love to back and visit them again some day.
Our ride to the excursion was at first entertaining. Our driver Cheap Charley was kind and made us laugh. His van could not keep up with normal traffic speeds, so we lost some time and he was quite abrupt and angry with "us" that we were not finished when he arrived to pick us up. He insisted that he had to go as he had another tour to pick up, however, when he did drop us off...he told us he had to by law, take us back to the shit first, then he could take us to where the shops were. We all said we would walk to the shops and he would not let us out at the port. Instead, he turned the van around and was trying to take us to some shopping area where he had friends (for good deals). We insisted he let us out, and he then followed us, yelling that he had the places we should go. It was getting uncomfortable and he was pushy. What happened to that "group" he was in such a hurry to pick up? we couldn't seem to shake him. Fun at first, serious anger and attitude at the end. Don't go with Cheep Charlie. But DO go on the ATV tour. It's safe, fun and beautiful. You will love the Chukka guys. Definite sweethearts! Side tip...if we had purchased ourselves from the port, we would have saved a lot of money. The excursions are much more expensive booking with the ship. I wouldn't do that again.
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On your drive home from work Tuesday, you're probably going to see some strange, liquid-like drops falling from the sky.
No, you haven't jumped in a time machine or suddenly woken up in Seattle. Forecasters say it's almost a sure thing that up to a quarter-inch of rain will fall on the South Bay and Peninsula on Tuesday afternoon -- an almost once-in-a-lifetime event for June 28. It'll be weaker than a winter downpour but enough to warrant a brief reunion with your umbrella.
How unusual is South Bay rain this time of year?
"This was a bit of a shock," said Christopher Stumpf of the National Weather Service in Monterey.
Tuesday's rain is courtesy of an "unseasonably strong storm" from the Gulf of Alaska expected to roll through the Bay Area around midday Tuesday and leave the region by nighttime, Stumpf predicted Monday.
The heaviest raindrops should fall in cooler areas. The warmer air will make this storm weaker and spottier, but it will likely still have a little punch left when it hovers over downtown San Jose, forecasters say.
"The bottom line is, I wouldn't go wash my car," said Jan Null, meteorologist for Golden Gate Weather Services.
But there are two bits of good news.
First, the storm should prove a dramatic finish -- for weather buffs, anyhow -- to the annual seasonal rainfall total.
San Jose has recorded exactly 15 inches of rain for this rainfall season, which meteorologists measure from July 1 to June 30. That's an ever-so-close 0.08 of an inch away from "normal," meaning Tuesday's storm should push the current year total to just a tad above that benchmark, a good sign for avoiding drought conditions.
Second, your grills and bonfires won't need much help staying lit this 4th of July weekend.
The forecast calls for South Bay temperatures to rise steadily from a high of 70 on Tuesday and Wednesday to 94 on Saturday. It should then cool down to 90 on Sunday and hit the mid-80s on Independence Day.
South Bay forecast
Tuesday: A little less than a quarter-inch of rain, high of 70
Wednesday: Some clouds, high of 70
Thursday: Sunny, high of 82
Friday: Sunny, high of 92
Saturday: Sunny, high of 94
Sunday: Sunny, high of 90
Monday: Sunny, high of 84
Peninsula forecast
Tuesday: Up to a quarter-inch of rain, high of 63
Wednesday: Some clouds, high of 63
Thursday: Sunny, high of 72
Friday: Sunny, high of 77
Saturday: Sunny, high of 83
Sunday: Sunny, high of 80
Monday: Sunny, high of 75
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No stash is complete without.....a cat...haha
So cute.
Cute kitty. But I can't be around them ... they make me wheeze.
Cute picture. We're allergic in our house too, but my dogs get very curious about my yarn.
Sometimes I wish I was allergic to them! LOL...I love my kitties, but man can they be pains in the butt!
I will totally agree with that. As I type this my cat is asleep about 8 inches from the computer. She thinks she rules the house.. ( I don't tell her she isn't)
She helps me knit, helps me type, and can cause havoc. But at night if I can't sleep and I'm tossing & turning.. she wil come and lay by my head, and purr... I always fall asleep to that. She stays still I'm asleep. I couldn't ask for a better cat..
Cute pic!! Knitting without cat hair would be so weird for me, I wouldn't know what to do. I'm totally owned by two black long hair kittehs. :heart:
Very cute! If it were my cats, they would be devouring the plastic bag!
they steal food from her plate if she's not looking
they steal her socks, hairbrush, toothbrush, and stash them
they run across her head, while they're sleeping
all kinds of crazy things
What does your cat do? It looks very intelligent and mischivous.
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Press Round-Up - MAY.01.08
Thursday, 05.1.2008 / 10:05 AM PT / Features
Vancouver Canucks
Press Round-Up: MAY.01.08
Brunnstrom sweepstakes up to 15 clubsJim Jamieson continutes the investigation towards where touted Swede, Fabian Brunnstrom, will end up next season. While Nonis may be out of the Canucks organization, they're not entirely out of the race for the talented 23-year-old forward.
"Vancouver isn't on Fabian Brunnstrom's travel itinerary, but that doesn't necessarily mean the Canucks are off the list of NHL teams with whom the Swedish free agent may potentially sign."
"The 6-foot-1, 205-pound Brunnstrom had 37 points [9-28] in 54 games this season with Farjestads of the Swedish Elite League. The Canucks had charmed him with the prospect of top-six ice time -- plus an opportunity to play alongside countrymen Henrik and Daniel Sedin," reports Jamieson.
Brunnstrom will be making his rounds, visiting other teams but where he will land is still very much up in the air.
"Brunnstrom was reported in Dallas on Tuesday and will also be travelling to Detroit and Montreal and likely Toronto for some mutual tire kicking, as the 23-year-old forward gets down to the nitty gritty of where he will play in the NHL this fall."
Gillman likely hire as Canucks capologistWhen Mike Gillis said he would hire an assistant GM, who will look after the salary cap, speculation of the new hire began instantly. Tony Gallagher appears to have a lead and a name to add to the speculation.
"A blog by the Globe and Mail's Tim Wharnsby was reporting Wednesday night the Canucks are set to hire former Winnipeg Jets and Phoenix Coyotes assistant general manager Laurence Gillman, who was part of the Michael Barnett regime before it was swept out of power last summer."
"Canucks GM Mike Gillis, reached late Wednesday at his Vancouver home, would not confirm the hiring but said he expected an announcement shortly, which tends to indicate they have their man."
"A capologist is a man who keeps the organization aware of its financial position vis-a-vis the NHL salary cap as it tends to change on a daily basis depending upon what moves are made within an organization."
Vancouver columnists take sides in Nonis firingWilliam Houston examines the relationship between reporters and the people they cover and a power struggle to get the news out and have an opinion.
"In mid-April, the Vancouver Canucks suddenly fired general manager Dave Nonis and quickly replaced him with hockey agent Mike Gillis. Almost overnight, Vancouver Province hockey columnist Tony Gallagher, a long-time critic of Canucks management, threw his support behind the Gillis appointment."
"Then, last week, Ed Willes, another Province sports columnist, took holidays, and speculation, denied by The Province and Willes, quickly arose whether he had been pressed to stop criticizing Canucks owner Francesco Aquilini over his decision to dismiss Nonis."
"Wayne Moriarty, the editor-in-chief of The Province, confirmed Aquilini called the newspaper to complain about Willes."
"On April 15, the day the Canucks announced Nonis's dismissal, Willes wrote that Aquilini's ownership of the NHL club was a farce and the firing of Nonis a fiasco. He felt the Aquilini family was "as qualified to run a hockey team as they are to perform open-heart surgery." Willes wasn't alone. Vancouver Sun hockey writer Iain MacIntyre wrote that Nonis's dismissal raised "troubling questions" about Aquilini's style of management – a style likely to inhibit top candidates from applying for Nonis's job."
"Aquilini responded by complaining to the Sun as well as The Province. At The Province, his call was taken by Jamie Pitbado, the newspaper's vice-president of promotions and community investment."
"Gallagher and Gillis, who moved to Vancouver from Kingston in 2007, have known each other for a long time and have a friendly relationship.
"But, in an interview, Gallagher denied any involvement in the Canucks' decision to hire Gillis. He said he rarely communicates with Aquilini."
"However, Gallagher enthusiastically supported the Canucks' making the general managing change and was also in favour of Gillis being hired."
"Gallagher wrote that firing Nonis was a no-lose situation for the club. Even if Nonis were replaced with a "drooling idiot," Gallagher argued, there was an upside, because his incompetence would send the team to the bottom of the NHL standings and produce high draft choices."
"But Gallagher's opinion wasn't shared by many in the Vancouver news media. Most commentators felt sacking Nonis had been a mistake – a reckless move by an owner ill-qualified to judge the general manager's work."


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Priorities in global health
When resources are limited, priorities must be assigned. Prioritisation should depend on various factors such as health benefits, deterioration of prognosis, health inequalities and expenses. These factors should be weighed up against each other and compared. There are many ways of improving the global distribution of health services. In this article we describe criteria for assigning priority to health work globally and the dilemmas this entails.
Doctors and other health personnel, health planners, politicians and development aid organisations make decisions at different levels about how the resources to be used for health programmes should be distributed. A fundamental question when prioritising is the choice of criteria. When it comes to global health, cost-effectiveness has always been the primary consideration (1). However, there is considerable support in academic literature for considering a wider set of criteria when assigning priority to health interventions (Box 1) (1 – 4). There is less agreement about how these criteria should be specified when they are applied and how they should be weighted in relation to each other.
Box 1
Criteria for assigning priority to health interventions
Efficacy criterion: The higher the priority, the greater the health benefit from the intervention.
Severity criterion: The higher the priority, the greater the deterioration in prognosis in the target group without intervention.
Equality criterion. The higher the priority, the worse the expected health during the whole lifetime compared with other sectors of the population. A number of factors can play a part indirectly, including severity, age and socioeconomic status.
Cost-effectiveness criterion. The higher the priority, the lower the cost of intervention compared with the effect.
There are also many other criteria that are controversial. These are connected with age, gender, social status, the individual's responsibility for own health, benefits for family and community, and – not least – the ability to pay.
Two examples
General criteria of the type described above are relevant for almost all aspects of global health. The following two examples illustrate how a conflict between general criteria can arise and how non-controversial criteria may conflict with current practice.
Efficacy versus severity
The indication for starting antiretroviral treatment (ART) in patients with HIV has traditionally been CD4 < 200 cells/µl (6). The World Health Organisation (WHO) altered their guidelines in the summer of 2010 so that start of treatment is now also indicated with a CD4 level in the region 200 – 350 cells/µl (5). Most low income countries have implemented the new guidelines, with the exception of Ethiopia and Thailand. These guidelines represented a fundamental change – alteration of the biochemical indication resulted in a change in how much importance was attached to the priority criteria. Treatment of patients with a CD4 level in the range 200 – 350 cells/µl is more effective (measured in increased years of life) than treatment of patients with a CD4 level < 200 cells/µl (Fig 1) (6). However the latter patients are sicker.
Figure 1 Expected number of remaining years of life in HIV patients in low income countries with different CD4 levels with or without antiretroviral treatment (6)
The change in indication is justified in the light of the efficacy criterion. However, based on the severity criterion, all those with a CD4 level of < 200 cells/µl should be offered treatment before extending the indication for antiretroviral treatment to 350 cells/µl. Today only 52 per cent of those with a CD4 level of < 200 cells/µl are offered this treatment (7). Here we see a conflict between the recommendations resulting from the efficacy criterion and those resulting from the severity criterion. Thailand and Ethiopia have chosen to ensure full coverage of antiretroviral treatment for those who are sickest before they increase the coverage to those with a higher CD4 level, who in fact benefit most from it.
Assigning priority to hospital treatment of premature babies
Until recently, there has been little focus on premature babies in countries with limited resources (8). In India more than half a million children are born before or in the 32nd week of pregnancy. Very few of these are treated and survive. With hospital treatment, 90 per cent of children born in weeks 30 to 32 of pregnancy would survive (9). The cost per disability-adjusted life year is lower than what the Indian authorities otherwise cover in other groups of patients (10, 11).
Hospital treatment of premature babies seems to fulfil all the general criteria for fair assignment of priority: the condition is serious, the efficacy is good, inequalities in length of life are reduced and the measure is cost-effective. However, a premature baby with the risk of subsequent poor health and functional disability could lead to catastrophically high health expenses for the family. Health personnel state that future health expenses and concern for the welfare of the family are decisive reasons for refraining from treatment (9). This example shows how important it is to include study of the welfare consequences of assigning priority.
Tools for informed choice
In a global perspective, the coverage of many health measures is often low, despite knowledge of what promotes health and prevents disease in for example the fields of paediatrics and maternal health (11 – 14). This may be due to a shortage of funding.
Calculating tools have recently been developed, for example Lives Saved Tool and Marginal Budgeting for Bottlenecks, making it possible to model the effect of different health measures (15, 16). Lives Saved Tool integrates epidemiological data on mortality and efficacy data, making it easier for those who make decisions to compare the number of lives saved by different types of intervention in paediatrics and maternal health (15). By inserting local data on mortality and the coverage, it is possible to determine which intervention packets give the best results with the measures available (17).
Tools for measuring health inequality
In order to prioritise fairly – locally and globally – it is essential to know the level of health in different groups of the population. Equal health throughout lifetime, as far as possible, is a goal of most health systems. The global burden of disease is unequally and unfairly distributed between different countries (18). The burden of disease within each country is also unequally and unfairly distributed geographically and according to social status measured by income, education, and, in many cases, gender (19).
Health inequalities can be measured using the Gini coefficient, originally used as a measure of economic inequality (20). This coefficient gives a relative measure of inequality within a population – expressed on a scale of 0 to 1, where 1 is maximal inequality. For example, the degree of inequality in life expectancy in the population can be measured (21). Particularly in low income countries, there is a relatively high percentage of deaths among children and young adults. The distribution of years of life then becomes very different. For example, in 1990 child mortality in Ethiopia was 202 per 1000 (22). That is to say that more than 20 per cent of all children born did not live till the age of 5 years.
A country such as Ethiopia has had a large decrease in child mortality (22). This leads both to increased life expectancy and to reduced inequality in life expectancy (Gini coefficient). Figure 2 shows that the life expectancy at birth in Ethiopia increased from 48 years in 1990 to 58 years in 2008 (23). The country is well on the way to reaching the UN's millennium goal number 4 (two thirds reduction in child mortality by 2015), and the life expectancy will thus increase to 60 years.
Figure 2 Life expectancy at birth in Ethiopia and Gini coefficient in 1990, 2000, 2008 and 2015 (if the millennium goal is reached). The Gini coefficient is the relative measure of health inequality within a population. The scale goes from 0 to 1, where 1 expresses maximum inequality (own calculations) (23)
The Gini coefficient was reduced from 0.35 in 1990 to 0.25 in 2008, and will be further reduced to 0.22 if the millennium goal is reached. The coefficient is a relative measure of inequality that can also be converted to absolute figures. The absolute Gini coefficient was 26.3 in 2008. That is to say that the expected deviation from the mean number of expected years of life was 26.3 years. This is substantial inequality. However, taken as a whole, Figure 1 shows that great positive changes have taken place in Ethiopia, and that this development can be measured and evaluated at population level.
Priority procedures
Distribution of limited health resources creates winners and losers. The global health initiatives all have different priorities. What should be done to allow those who make decisions to be given the moral authority to decide on controversial priority questions? A philosophical-ethical approach to this question is based on the assumption that it will be less problematic to reach agreement on general conditions for a fair decision-making procedure than on specific principles for a fair distribution. Decision-making processes that are carried out in agreement with conditions for fair treatment of moral disagreement give the decisions more legitimacy.
The philosopher Norman Daniels and the psychiatrist James Sabin have developed a framework for legitimate distribution of health resources (24). The framework «Accountability for Reasonableness» (A4R) consists of four principles, which together shall ensure a well-founded and legitimate decision-making process:
Reasons for assigning priorities should be open, published and made available to all those interested.
The relevance of the criteria for the decision should be established as a result of thorough consideration and be based on agreement between all those involved.
There must be the right to submit an appeal and it should be possible to revise the decision.
There must be voluntary or public regulations to ensure that the three principles above are met.
The framework makes it possible to weigh up different alternatives when assigning priorities so that all those involved can accept the decision. In this perspective, A4R probably emerges as the most promising procedural approach we have seen so far.
Priorities in global health and Norway's contribution.
The global burden of disease measured in disability adjusted life years (DALY), shows that almost 40 per cent of lost years of life is due to infectious diseases, nutrition-related conditions and diseases related to birth (18). Chronic diseases cause almost 35per cent of lost disability-adjusted life years (18). Research activity does not reflect this, as the majority of the resources are used for research on conditions that only affect a minority.
Studies of the global health initiatives show that the research and treatment resources available are not commensurate with the burden of disease. This is particularly true of maternal and newborn health, which receives relatively less attention than HIV/AIDS (25 – 28). The global health initiatives with implementation of selected treatment programmes have led to a decrease in the ability of the health services to provide a complete health care service for everyone (29). Even vaccination programmes less often reach the poorest (30). Even though they make up a large part of the total burden of disease, sectors such as mental health and non-infectious diseases have not attracted much attention until recently. We know that there are cost-effective measures that can reduce the burden of disease in several of these sectors. Lack of consideration of priorities thus leads to loss of opportunities as regards a more effective and fair distribution of resources.
Norway is an important provider of foreign aid. More than 1 per cent of the gross national income goes to aid, of which about 7 per cent (NOK 2 billion) was allocated to aid connected with the health and social sector in 2010 (31). In recent years aid has been concentrated on investments in multinational aid organisations, voluntary organisations and in budget subsidies to individual countries (31). The aid funds are now connected with the UN millennium goals, including treatment of HIV/AIDS (32, 33). However, we do not know what effect this has on a fairer distribution of health resources. We lack open, knowledge-based processes for assigning fair priorities both in Norway and globally.
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Bryce J, Friberg IK, Kraushaar D et al. LiST as a catalyst in program planning: experiences from Burkina Faso, Ghana and Malawi. Int J Epidemiol 2010; 39 (suppl 1): i40 – 7. [PubMed] [CrossRef]
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Shiffman J. Donor funding priorities for communicable disease control in the developing world. Health Policy Plan 2006; 21: 411 – 20. [PubMed] [CrossRef]
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Received 22 June 2011, first revision submitted 2 August 2011, approved 4 August 2011. Medical editor: Trine B. Haugen.


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Global game publisher Reality Squared Games (R2Games) proudly announced today that the first month of the Monkey King Online Open Beta has been one of rapid growth and enthusiasm. The first Open Beta server, Havoc in Heaven, is now joined by 8 more servers across the US West, US East, European, and Oceanic regions. As players from across the world discover this free-to-play browser MMORPG's mythic setting, unique battle system, and PvP modes, Monkey King Online continues to evolve with new content, systems, and accessory updates.
Since the launch of the Open Beta, R2Games has released two powerful Primordial Immortals, The Earthshaker and The Watcher. Players that unlock these Immortals – through the PvP Pagoda honor shop in the case of The Earthshaker, and through the free Login Rewards screen in the case of The Watcher – will wield five unique combat skills. More Immortals are set for release in the coming months, ensuring that the PvP battlefield will never be the same.
The May 8th update introduced The Watcher, as well as a host of free content. Monkey King Online veterans can advance to level 85 with fresh quests and a brand new map, "Thunder Temple". After 3 days of cumulative play time, players will gain the title "Buddha's Blessing", the first of what promises to be an extensive Title system. After 5 days, players can permanently unlock The Watcher Immortal. Upgradeable Wings, which provide stat bonuses and cosmetic value, become available after 6 days of play time. As MKO grows, R2Games will continue to release features for new users and experts alike, bringing an evolving experience to a global audience.
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Poetry (by Moore) Theme of Literature and Writing
This theme is pretty self-evident, but we might want to take a moment to consider what exactly the speaker's attitude toward poetry is. When we first look at the title, we might think, "A poem about poetry…that sounds pretty self-congratulatory." But then the speaker surprises us by declaring her dislike for poetry. By the end of the poem, the speaker seems to have come around to appreciating poetry again. You might say that this shifting attitude toward poetry ultimately shows an incredibly strong faith in poetry and hope for what it can achieve.
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- Does "Poetry" still read like a poem, despite blatantly criticizing the genre and defying conventional poetic form? If so, where do you see its poetic qualities – its poetic-ness?
- Why do you think Moore chose to write this critique of poetry as a poem rather than an essay?
- Does "Poetry" present itself as a successful poem, one in which we can find the genuine, or is it one we should dislike?
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"Poetry" defies traditional poetic form and avoids poetic language in order to produce discomfort in its readers. It is an example of a poem we should dislike.
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That is exactly what he is teaching his young ChampionShips now.
"If it doesn't work out on the field or court, you will always have your education — something that no one can take from you." Shipman said. "Football and basketball isn't the only way out."
Strive for success
Richard Lapchick, director of TIDES says that, "It must be emphasized that African-American and white football players graduate at a higher rate than their male non-athletic peers in the student body."
According to the NCAA Education and Research Data, "the graduation rate for African-American male students as a whole is only 45 percent, in comparison to the 67 percent graduation rate for white male students."
In 2009, Shipman was named the SEC Scholar Athlete of The Year, an award only received by one player in UF history prior to Shipman.
ChampionShips is a non-profit organization that is funded by donations from family, friends and corporate sponsors.
"I want to start receiving more grants and acquiring more sponsors so that I can provide more services," Shipman said.
Shipman thanks his parents, Ray, Sr. and Rosalind Shipman and his friend Shirelle Wright for helping him run his organization.
"When it comes to a lot of my business, Shirelle has helped me out a lot," Shipman said.
Shipman and Wright both attended UCF together. Wright earned her MBA from UCF.
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Fairies in the Forest: Fairybelle in Riata LbNA # 50205
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At last, a second box in the series.
Fairybelle is located in Riata Park, a small city park in Northwest Austin. Take 183 North from Mopac or 360 to the Oak Knoll exit. As soon as you exit, get into the right lane to turn right onto Riata Trace Parkway. If you make it to the Oak Knoll light, youve gone to far. If youre coming south on 183, you must exit Duval and make a U-turn.
On Riata Trace Parkway, youll pass a small strip mall on your right and 3 business park entrances. Turn right into the fourth entrance marked 12365 Riata Trace Parkway. There is a sign for Pervasive. In the parking lot, take an immediate left and follow the edge of the parking lot around to the playscape and tennis courts. If you park next to the handicapped space, the sidewalk will take you to the playscape. If you park farther down, youll see the playscape through the bushes and be able to take a path down.
Standing on the playground, face the tennis courts and take the sidewalk to the left of the tennis courts. At the tennis court stairs, take the path on the right (which is between the left path and the stairs). The path will merge with another path that loops around the pond. Go right. At the next intersection, go right again. (The left path here continues around the pond, which is nice, but does not hide a letterbox.) Youll pass a nice wood bench on the right. Continue on the trail. The next intersection is a bit further. Take the left branch. You will come to a stone bench on the right. Behind the bench is a tree with lots of narrow trunks. Youll find Fairybelle under rocks and leaves at the bottom of the trunks.


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Works by these artists, both two-dimensional and three-dimensional, are contemporary and experimental in nature. The show features a diverse mix of works including pedestal-oriented sculptural objects, sculptural floor and wall pieces, and prints of various sizes.
The materials the artists chose to work with, such as fabric, household discards, polyfill padding, beach detritus, and printmaking media, hold aesthetic content that separates the work from what might be considered "market-driven" or "commercial." The process of reclaiming these materials and utilizing them to create new works is the theme around which the show developed. The works offer thought-provoking perspectives that generate tremendous aesthetic and visceral appeal for the viewer.
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Random snippets from my silent holiday in Dublin
- Cheap illegal cigs
- I read somewhere that Irish Stout snobs drink Beamish. (Side note: I tried Beamish, and it tastes like a sloppy, less refined version of Guinness.)
- I've never had potatoes in my udon soup before.
- Where are their parents?
- I don't remember what makes a burrito a burrito.
- That double chocolate stout I had was fecking stunning.
- You think the British should have KEPT Hong Kong?
- There was a woman stuck in the bathroom stall. She was panicking, but I didn't have 20cents to get her out, and I couldn't tell her help was coming.
- Dublin's a bit prettier than I expected.
- Vomiters were one of the "warnings & dangers" on VT [Virtual Tourist] (Side note: this was in response to seeing a middle-aged man vomiting in the street at about 3 in the afternoon)
- I think it's the brewery that smells like coffee.
- Guinness shandy? Ew! Is that Guinness with lemonade? Bad enough with black! [Note: lemonade = sprite/7 up, black = a shot of black currant syrup]
- The prettiest bridge I've ever seen was a covered bridge in Nurnberg. Such an old town w/ cobbled streets. Hitler's rally building was a weird concrete thing in such a beautiful city. Still unfinished. They kept it exactly as it was left, just moved a museum inside it.
- Put those f'ing tits away, Orlaith. Everyone's seen them.
- Lacrosse is Canada's national sport. (…) It's a fact. I offer no explanations.
- If that's your clavicle, then yes.
- 3.90 euros/pint. Must finish.
- Had a great crepe in Paris: nutella and banana. (Yes, I talk about food. A lot)
- Hookahs are pure tobacco.
- Monica Bellucci is maybe 41. Hope I look that good at 41.
I was in Dublin for 3 days this past weekend. The first night I was okay, a bit under the weather. Friday I woke up and couldn't say a word - bloody laryngitis. My boyfriend and I made a stop at a Euro store (like a dollar store), grabbed a little notebook and a pen, and here are some random things I wrote over the weekend.
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Dublin's a crazy place if you don't know where you're going. lol. Where did you visit BTW?
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Well, we stayed on the north side of the river, in a nice neighbourhood on Upper Drumcondra Road. We spent most of our evenings in The Cat and Cage in that area. However, we went into town and visited the Guinness Brewery (and a little locals' pub nearby, recommended by a local we met in Rome). We also visited Temple Bar, though we didn't hang around long since it felt so touristy. We hit a few cozy pubs off Grafton Street and spent some time just north of the Ha'Penny Bridge near the Epicurean Centre (which was our favourite place for cheap eats). As we were only there 3 days, and I was so utterly ill, we didn't venture far and decided instead to sit down chatting (writing) in pubs where it was warm.
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Someone who is absolutely terrible at what they do. It would take too long to describe everything wrong with them, so you just settle with "Blue Cheese".
Person 1: Did you see him miss that easy layup? He needs to retire immediately.
Person 2: Yeah, he's totally blue cheese
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Blue Cheese is a cannabis strain. Its genetics are Big Buddha Cheese x Blueberry. Big Buddha Cheese is the UK's number one strain.The Blueberry was bred by DJ Short in the 1970's.
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This Blue Cheese is pretty dank.
This Blue Cheese is pretty dank.
লিখেছেন- Stickybuds 10 de জানুয়ারি de 2013
the 2013 version of the hundred dollar bill with the blue stripe
I got a pocketful of new hundreds that blue cheese
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When a girl gets double penetrated by a burly black dude and an oriental midget while coated in thick ranch dressing.
Yo, you know Stacy? Man, I blue cheesed that bitch last night with the Chinese midget I met at the gas station.
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This is a blueberry marijuana strain, It is based off afghani, With a relatively short flowering time and high yeild makes this strain great for closet growing.
Flowering time: 8 to 10 weeks
Flowering time: 8 to 10 weeks
Yo, is that the blue cheese ive been hearing about!
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Some strong-ass bud that fucks you over if smoked irresponsibly (e.g. in a blunt). Make sure that there is at least 5 people hitting a blunt of this, otherwise there is a strong possibility of you turning into a vegetable-like state
Shit mannn, he hit the blue cheese blunt and now just sits there all day watching tv
লিখেছেন- CocoaBud 12 de জুন de 2010
A professional man lacking in individual fashion flare.
Always seen wearing a blue shirt (blu) and chinos (chis).
Always seen wearing a blue shirt (blu) and chinos (chis).
The only thing more generic than blue cheese is blue cheese with deck shoes.
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Dr. Shroud
Follow Dr. Shroud in these serials as he tries to find his missing daughter in the vampire-ridden city of Necropolis!
Forget what's on TV tonight; Waterman is on now!
The Little Freakin' Knight!
2 for the music, epic, but. this says it was submitted on the same day as the accident so I can't dis this on that so another 2 stars, but all in all, if this was any older, why is the ONE act so famous yet THOUSANDS of people worldwide die DAILY, and you don't see people getting all worked up about those... I'm sorry but for what it's about is not that aww aspiring to me, I'm surprised the americans didn't nuke Iraq yet like they did Japan... or have you all forgotting the million or so japanese CITIZENS that died that day, women and children wore amonst them!
Japs dont have souls.
Did you even use flash?
Seriously, I can make this in Windows Movie Maker! Newgrounds is all about flash films! If you don't have flash than don't make films till you get it. Like me! Why did you say "We have to avenge them". That's what a child would say! are you a child?! no offence, but I really think you are! Exhibit A: You used movie maker because a child doesn't know how to use flash. Exhibit B: You said childish things like "We must avenge them" which would just cause more trouble. Exhibit C: Your only other flash is "Meet Luther Loher" which also sucks ass and is made in windows movie maker. Exhibit D: Your update is not funny, only a child can think of it and think it is funny. It is not. So that's all I have to say little boy/girl. Oh yeah, I voted 0 because you need to use flash.
Congratulations on winning "Worst Review of 2010". You really earned it!
its sad
If you think about it were was NOARD when the planes were crashing into the buildings . It just happens that all of the jets meant to protect America were far away on a training exercise.
Government controls you lives more then you think.
If the Government controlled anything you would be rotting in some cell right now.
I hope they get their act together.
I see...
Ah, is there anything more terrifying than post-9/11 "patriotic" american paranoia? I should think not, the idea of saying that the people who died will be "avenged" is simply ridiculous, how, how could ANYONE POSSIBLY make what happened right again without causing even MORE pain and suffering. *Sigh* I have no faith in humanity anymore
I put my faith in Crisco.


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(Ret.), 82, of Crestview, Fla., passed away Oct. 8, 2013, in Crestview. He was born in Warr, W.V., March 18, 1931, the seventh child of John Robert and Laura (Sheets) Reedy. He joined the Air Force Cadet Program in 1951 and was commissioned in 1954 as a second lieutenant with Radar Interceptor Wings. He received his pilot wings in 1958. He served at the following bases: Harlingen Air Force Base, Texas (where he met and married his wife, Gloria), Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., Dow Air Force Base, Maine, Clark Air Force Base, Philippines, Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., and
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, Fla. From 1969 through 1970 he flew RF 101s on Combat Photo Reconnaissance Missions in Vietnam. He also flew the F-86 and F-102 aircraft. He earned the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters, Air Force Commendation Medal, Combat Readiness Medal, and the Vietnam Service Medal with one Bronze Service Star. He accumulated over 18,000 flying hours and retired in 1971 as a major.
He earned a BS from Athens State College and a MPA from Troy State University.
Following his retirement, he was Pilot Examiner for Private, Commercial, Instrument and Flight Instructor in Alabama and Florida. He taught flying at Athens State College in Athens, Ala., and then was asked by the President of Wallace State Community College in Hanceville, Ala., to start a two-year degree flight program in Cullman, Ala. He started his own flight school and Air Taxi Operation (Condor Aero Service) with a fleet of nine aircraft and also operated the Fixed Base Operation and managed Rountree Airport in Hartselle, Ala. He sold the business and went to Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., as the Chief Flight Instructor for the Aero Club. He was assistant professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Fla. He moved to Crestview to be close to the military base and airplanes he loved.
Alex was a fourth degree Knight of Columbus, and a faithful member of Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 58 years, Gloria (Mendez); his children, Jerry, Karen (Self), and James, and their spouses; and seven grandchildren. His oldest son, Alex, passed away in 1998.
Funeral Mass for Alex will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013, at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, Crestview. The family will receive friends at the church starting one hour prior to the Mass.
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QR Pharma is teaming up with researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) to investigate whether its clinical-stage Alzheimer disease (AD) drug candidate, Posiphen®, could also represent a potential new treatment for Parkinson disease (PD).
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district old-south is seeking higher authority to compel house-owners in de pijp to remove the colored paint from their buildings. brightish colors are in "terrible conflict" with the norms of the area.
and there's still a big argument over whether mayor cohen had the right to say it didn't bother him that some "street-coaches" don't want to shake hands.
and the police unions are still not satisfied with the collective salary deal being offered by the minister, so maybe they will do more strike actions.
wednesday there were again very high winds in NL, especially around noon. one man was hurt when a "gevelplaat" fell on the back of his head. a truck blew over sideways on a bridge elsewhere in NL. many flights cancelled at schiphol.
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WATERTOWN, Wis. – The softball team faced North Central for the third and fourth times this season, losing 5-4 in game one and winning 10-2 in game two. The two teams previously split the season opener at North Central.
The Crusaders started fast, putting four runs past NCU in the bottom of the first inning. Junior Autumn Peotter's single ignited an attack that saw four Crusaders tally hits.
Freshman pitcher Jana Dempsey (Bath, Mich.) held the Rams to two runs through five innings before a three-run sixth inning put North Central up 5-4.
The Ram's lead held for the win, dropping Dempsey's record to 2-5 on the season. Dempsey pitched seven innings, allowing five hits, five runs, while striking out four batters.
Junior catcher Sadie Joutras (Crest Hill, Ill.) was 2-3 with an RBI.
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Student participation in BYOD is governed by the Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R) document. Parents and students are required to read and accept the Acceptable Use Policy for Student Network Access within the SR&R document. BYOD permission is now acknowledged by signing the parent and/or guardian signature sheet within Student Rights and Responsibilities.
Students will use their registered devices to complete in class activities, check FCPS 24/7, complete homework, collaborate in real time, research for projects, access websites with curriculum-related content, keep track of classroom assignments, and record journal entries and other approved instructional activities.
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Devices are the sole responsibility of the student. FCPS accepts no responsibility for the security or safety of the device. Students are responsible for the security of the device. Teachers and other staff will not store or hold onto devices. School technology support or teachers will not support, repair or troubleshoot student devices.
It is recommended that personally owned devices come to school with a full charge. Students should be made aware that the school is not responsible to provide an opportunity or the necessary power to charge their device during the school day.
FCPS does not provide or require apps or software for personally owned devices. Classroom lessons will be tailored for the technology that all students have access to. If possible, a student may choose to complete the same lesson on their personal device. The internet browser built into the personally owned devices can be used to access the FCPS 24-7 (Blackboard) system and the FCPS Google Apps for Education application.
The student will put the device away and take it home at the end of the school day where the student and parent can troubleshoot the device. FCPS has limited resources and cannot provide comprehensive support for the wide variety of devices allowed under this program.
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Personally owned devices are a supplement to the equipment already in use in the classroom. BYOD is an optional program and parents are not required to purchase a device for their child. However, parents who are considering technology purchases for their students may want to explore the Technology@Home program. While FCPS does not recommend specific technology products, Technology@Home enables FCPS students and staff members to purchase and/or download technology products for home use directly from vendors at discount rates. It includes computers, software, and other technology products.
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Ingredients:1 stalk green onion, green part only
1 tablespoon soy sauce
2 teaspoons sesame seeds
1 teaspoon prepared wasabi paste (or more)
1/4 teaspoon sesame oil salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
1/2 pound cooked shrimp, peeled, deveined and chopped
1/2 stalk green onions, chopped thinly
1/4 red pepper or red chili, finely minced
2 ripe avocados 1/2 lime, squeezed
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In a bowl, whisk together the soy sauce, sesame seeds, wasabi, sesame oil, salt and pepper. Add in the cooked shrimp, green onion and red pepper and toss to coat. Cut the avocados in half lengthwise. Remove the pit from the avocado and discard. Remove the avocado from the skin and place the avocado into a separate bowl. Add in the lime juice and use a fork to mash the avocado.
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Below is a list of classes available at Dance Addiction. Get in contact if you you want to find out more about the classes.
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DANCE FUZION under the tuition of Bernie and Laura Aston, the school caters for children and young adults ages 3 to 12+ Advanced, covering a wide range of dance styles from Hip Hop, Jazz, Contemporary to Street Jazz, with fully trained male and female teachers in all disciplines.
Classes run every Saturday from 1.00pm to 6.00pm (10/11 week term)
Why not come and join Dublin 15's longest running dance classes.
Contact: Bernie on 086 822 5680 or Laura 085 832 0375.
Ballroom & Latin
Noel & Angie O'Donoghue
Angie and Noel met each other when they were teenagers through their love of dance and are 22 years married.
Noel started dancing at the age of 6 years winning major championships through the years in Juvenile, Junior and Youth in Ballroom, Latin and Old Time Dancing. He has represented Ireland on many occasions and has made Blackpool finals in Modern and Latin Sequence as a Amateur. Noel has been teaching for over 10 years and is qualified as a Professional Teacher in Ballroom and Latin with the UKA since 2007.
He teaches all levels from Social to Competitive (Children and Adults) and also has many pupils taking part in newly formed and very popular Student/Teacher Events.
Angie started dancing at age 7 and has experience of Tap & Stage starting out in Tops of the Town and appearing in semi-professional productions such as West Side Story, Chicago and Singing in the Rain. Ballroom, Latin and Old Time Dancing has always been a passion coming from a family of Ballroom Dancers. She has appeared on the original Come Dancing series in the Formation Team Competition.
Angie has now been teaching Children and Adults for over 10 years and specialises in teaching Social, Beginners and Wedding Couples.
Monica Loughman
Monica Loughman is regarded as Ireland's best-known and most accomplished Ballerina. Her staff are trained to the highest standard of Russian Ballet teaching methods which has produced and continues to produce some of Ireland's best Ballet talent.
Monica mentors her dancers within their prescribed goals whether it is to learn Ballet basics or take a shot at the Kirov School in St. Petersburg. Her philosophy, experience and techniques result in world class ballerinas home grown in Ireland! The top students in her classes perform in front of large audiences around Ireland and in Dublin's Helix theatre, National Concert Hall and the Convention Centre to name but a few.
The Academy of Russian Ballet caters for dancers aged 5 up to advanced and adult. There is a class to suit everyone!
If you have any questions you can call Aine on 086 776 1110
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Some couples just want to get around without standing on each others toes,other couples have ideas to stage a grand spectacular and have even been know to include the entire wedding party which turned out to be great fun on and leading up to the Wedding day.
Whatever you choose we cater for all couples and can do as much or as little as you want to your special piece of music or your favourite special song.
Call today to book and why not ask about our Special Offers.
Jill O'Neill School of Dance
Jill O'Neill School of Dance has been operating for 10 years in various locations and primary schools around the Dublin area. They provide classes for a vast age range of 3-25. Classes are broken up into age and ability. The school focuses mainly on modern dance, the list consists of Hip hop, Commercial Jazz, Street Jazz, Lyrical Jazz, Contemporary, Musical Theatre and a small number of Tap and Introduction to Ballet classes for 3-6 year olds. They are also looking to add a parent's class this year. The school caters for those who just want to dance for fun, to meet new friends or to improve their fitness as well as those who wish to pursue it further and really have a passion for it. They have the option to join THE ACADEMY.
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- How does the repetition of "…I don't know!" affect the reader?
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- Can you think of any other images that describe the disappointment, suffering, and injustice of life?
- What do you think the "Christs of the soul" are? How and why do they fall?
- If you had to guess, what would you say is the philosophical perspective of the poetic speaker?
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Flip-flop find
What's your number? Five? Ten? Maybe more.
How many flip-flops do you own? My guess is, more than one.
Flip-flops are the go-to choice of shoes in the summer. Okay, almost year-round here in North Texas.
And, you can always use one more pair.
Yellow Box Boutique has a selection of flip-flops that include nearly every color, pattern and bedazzled style you can imagine.
I have noticed Yellow Box flip-flops, well because of their bright yellow box, at a variety of high-end boutiques and specialty stores. But, the other day, I saw them at DSW.
While Yellow Box flip-flops are certainly stylish, cheap they are not. They typically run $24 to $59.
At DSW, the prices are generally $19 to $44. Of course DSW doesn't have the selection or possibly even the newest installment of Yellow Box flip-flops. There are about 20 styles to choose from. And, the selection includes at least a couple from each of the style families featured on the Yellow Box website.
Flip-flops are synonymous with casual but can sometimes border on the "I can't be bothered by wearing proper shoes" look. Not flip-flops by Yellow Box. They are certain to add a pop of color, sparkle or general flare to outfits other than those you throw on to go grocery shopping. Think casual chic. Possibly appropriate for business casual or even church attire (you know your parameters).
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Take on star drivers in quick-fire challenges inspired by pivotal moments from the 2012 season, plus complete time trials, race events, short GRAND PRIX™ challenges with 12 cars on track and more!
Touch to steer and tap to use K.E.R.S. boost - simple controls for right and left-handed players plus an enhanced top-down view delivers fast FORMULA 1 fun on the go.
Take on star drivers including Scuderia Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes' Jenson Button and Lotus F1 Team's Kimi Räikkönen with every driver and team from the 2012 season represented.
Use slipstreaming to hunt down your opponents, defend or attack with K.E.R.S. and sweep to victory in the racing line on official FORMULA ONE circuits.
Unlock and access an in-game collection of FORMULA ONE facts about cars, teams, tracks, drivers and more!
From Codemasters, the publishers of multi-million selling, award-winning FORMULA 1 videogames, F1 Challenge is officially licensed by Formula One World Championship Limited.
- For optimal performance we recommend you restart your device and close other applications before playing
- F1 Challenge requires iPad 2 or newer, iPhone 4S or newer, iPod Touch 5
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This is a really fun F1 top-down arcade racer, easy to play with a touch screen but with enough skill/track layout awareness needed to set good times for each circuit. Would be even better if (1) it had more official tracks (there's only 5), (2) split times, and challenges based on splits (eg make up 10 secs in 3 laps), (3) scenarios where you defend from slower cars, not just catch up to cars on front, (4) some 2012-specific context for each scenario (eg reenactments of pivotal championship moments). Lots of scope to build this into a really compelling F1 racer!
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- Version: 1.0.4
- Size: 228 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
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