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CSU hospitality students live and study in some of the world's top travel and dining destinations. From the sunny beaches of San Diego to the city life of San Francisco, CSU students receive incomparable exposure to the hospitality industry both in and out of the classroom.
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A well designed rainwater harvesting system can be an effective way to save water outdoors. While few rainwater systems can completely eliminate the need to use regular treated water outdoors they can be a substantial supplementary supply.
Below are some basic tips for best management of a rainwater harvesting system:
It may be an obvious point, but without rain a rainwater harvesting system is of little use. In a severe drought where it simply doesn't rain for months, a rainwater harvesting system is not much more than a lawn ornament. That's the bad news. The good news is that during most droughts across North America there is still some rain that occurs. Furthermore, with sufficient storage capacity, a rainwater harvesting system can be a great asset in mild and moderate drought conditions.


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Qatar's Nasser al-Attiyah slashed 10-time champion Stephane Peterhansel's lead by over eight minutes as tragedy struck the Dakar Rally with the death of two people on Thursday, local time.
Al-Attiyah, the 2011 winner, stormed to victory on the sixth stage, having started the day at 9min 54sec behind defending champion Peterhansel.
He finished just 1min 18sec off the overall lead, winning his third stage of this year's event, a 438km special from Arica to Calama.
The Qatari, in a Buggy, clocked 4hr 52min with Peterhansel, in a Mini, in second spot ahead of American NASCAR driver Robby Gordon, who was nearly 14 minutes behind al-Attiyah.
South Africa's Giniel de Villiers, driving a Toyota, was sixth to stay third overall, 42 minutes behind the leader.
"We did a good job and I'm quite happy to be here, without any mistakes, the car working very well, the tyres were really good,'' said al-Attiyah.
"We'll just try to keep going like this and we try to keep close to Peter because maybe tomorrow the stage might not be for us, but okay, if we lose, we lose just a few minutes.''
Al-Attiyah's 17th career Dakar stage win was tempered, however, when it was revealed teammate Carlos Sainz, the 2010 champion, had been forced to retire.
The Spaniard, who won the first two stages before falling badly off the pace, was forced out when the engine in his Buggy failed at the 179km mark.
"I've had a lot of problems since the start of the rally, and today just took the biscuit,'' said former world rally champion Sainz.
"Something must have broken in the engine. It just happened all of a sudden. There wasn't any temperature warning or anything.
"Nasser is battling for victory. I hope the experience will be useful for the future even if I'm not sure whether I'll come back.''
KTM rider Francisco Lopez celebrated the arrival of the race in his native Chile by clinching his third win on this year's event in the motorcycling section.
Olivier Pain still leads the overall standings with a 2min 22sec lead over four-time winner and defending champion Cyril Despres with a third Frenchman, David Casteu, in third, 4min 48sec off the lead.
Earlier in the day two people were killed and seven others were injured in a head-on collision between a Dakar Rally support vehicle and a taxi near Peru's border with Chile, race organisers reported.
One of two taxis hit the support vehicle head-on while a second cab overturned as its driver tried to avoid the collision.
Two people in the first taxi, including the driver, were killed and seven people, four of them Peruvian, were injured.
Three of the injured, who were travelling in a Land Rover support vehicle, were British members of the Race2Recovery team which is made up of British and US servicemen who have been severely injured and lost limbs in foreign conflicts.
All three were flown by an Antonov aircraft to hospital in Lima where they were said to be "stable and conscious'' with "non-life-threatening'' injuries.


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Some people try to do good deeds and tell the whole world about them. Others just do the good deeds without waiving a flag and pleas for Twitter followers.
Here's a story for you about one of the most humble people - Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk and how his good deed possibly went further than he thought it would himself.
About 10 years or so ago there was a young boy who lived in the Russian city of Kazan. His name was Alexander. Even though he was about eight at the time, he excelled in hockey. Unfortunately, there were problems with hockey equipment, or lack thereof. So some friends asked Pavel Datsyuk to help. And he did, sending some professional hockey sticks and skates to the boy Datsyuk had never even met.
Right now that boy, who also happens to be a former first round draft pick, is a star forward for the Winnipeg Jets. His name is Alexander Burmistrov.
Who knew this was going to happen?
(Thanks to my friend Pavel Lysenkov for sharing)
Great short story.
Thanks to Dmitry Chesnokov.


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Clackamas Alternative LANning. It's a new gaming clan/LANning group. They like to call this new fusion "cLANning" and call themselves "the next generation in cLANning."
You hear about that new group, cLAN? Yeah... we're really watching out for them.
por digital_heretic 23 de Dezembro de 2004
A group of gamers who work together to bring down their online foes. For example, in Battlefield Vietnam, my clan usually picks USA and we all work together to kill Commie Vietcong morons.
CDC kicks some ass! HOO-YA!!!
por Shax 06 de Junho de 2004
When fucked up people do fucked up things... thats a fucking clan
Ku Klux Klan or CLAN!!!!
por Sean 12 de Outubro de 2004