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Nony and Me
It was a hot summer day. After finishing our late night dinner, my wife Suzie and 14 year old son Ben were watching a movie on the video player. I don't know the exact time, but all of a sudden I found both of them sleeping on the carpet. I quietly switched off the TV and video player and turned off the light. After spending the whole day out on an excursion trip, they were all so tired that I was sure they wouldn't wake up until next morning.
I slowly tiptoed out of the room and walked through the passage to our bedroom to take a piss. Incidentally, I found the door of kid's bedroom open. Our younger daughter Nony was there in the bedroom, sleeping. After returning home, she was so tired that she immediately went to bed, saying that she wanted to sleep.
I moved to the door to close it, when I found my daughter Nony sleeping in an unusual manner on her bed. She was 12 years old, but looked bigger because of her body structure and some extra flesh on her hips and chest. And she was sleeping with her nightie totally open from the front, revealing whatever she had in the front. I got so hot seeing her like this that I immediately changed my mind to go for pissing, although my bladder was near bursting.
I entered her room and stood nearby her bed. In the light of the lampshade, the sight of my young daughter was totally unbelievable. Her preteen breasts were like newly grown unripe pears, jetted out of her silky base, sleek stomach and beneath it the most provocative inverted triangle of her pearly pussy. My piss filled cock erected instantly at this amazing sight.
Slowly I bent over my daughter's breast and lightly took hold of her left breast. Oh God! It was pulsating under my tender touch. With my other hand, I pulled out my rock hard fully swollen cock, then took hold of my sleeping daughter's left hand and placed it on my erect cock. She didn't shown any indication or motion to my action and this encouraged me.
I slowly pulled down my pajama bottom and got onto the bed, straddling over her chest. First, I slowly rubbed my cock over my daughter's cheeks and then placed it on her lips. The precum juices from the tip of my cock was spread over her lips. Showing no sign of movement from my daughter, I turned around and adjusted myself between her thighs and started kissing her young cunt lips.
Slowly I inserted my tongue in between her cunt lips. It was so deliciously hot and smelling so fragrantly that I forgot everything else in the world. I took hold of her thighs and started licking her cunt deeply.
All of a sudden, my daughter moved her legs in desperate motion.
"Daddy! What're you doing?" She was now awake and caught her Dad red-handed.
"Baby! You are so lovely... Come on, enjoy it!"
"Dad...but this is wrong... I'm your daughter!"
"Nothing wrong, my sweetheart, if you like this with me!" I tried to explain and convince her.
With this I took my daughter in my arms and started kissing her on her soft lips and over her cheeks. My rock hard cock was sliding over her small stomach. Her small body was totally covered under my heavy posture. She didn't say a word, except I was hearing her heavy breathing and moaning underneath me. She was getting hotter and hotter with my kisses and my cock touching her slender body. Nony, my daughter, took hold of my cock in her small hand, by pushing her hand in between our bodies and started sliding her Dad's hard cock up and down with her palms. The first burning inside me, all of a sudden doubled due to my daughter's reaction and feeling her hands on my cock. I found myself feeling as if I would shoot my cum and piss within no time. Shooting cum over my baby's body was okay on her bed, but holding my piss was beyond control, so I decided to take my daughter to the bathroom.
"Nony -- dear, come on, let's go to the washroom. Let me show you something special..." I said in my daughter's ear. With this I got off her bed and, after removing her nightdress, took her completely naked in my arms and headed towards the washroom. In the bathroom light I saw my lovely daughter Nony, naked for the first time after her birth. She was looking very shy, standing in front of her father completely naked, and was trying to hide her cunny between her legs. I make her sit on the toilet seat and started removing my own clothing. My cock, filled with boiling blood, cum and piss was pointing 60 degrees towards my stomach. It was very hard to bear the load any more.
I stood in front of my daughter with my cock facing her lips. "Sweetie, open your mouth and take Dad's cock in your mouth." With this I tried to push my cock in between her lips. She was reluctant for a moment, then slowly opened her mouth and took the tip of my cock in her mouth. I took hold of her head with one hand and with the other I scissored my fingers between her lips and my cock and started fucking my little cute daughter in her mouth.
"Nony! Have you seen this before? What is it?" I asked my daughter.
"Ccc....cock..." she said when my cock slipped out of her mouth for a moment.
"You like it baby what Daddy doing to you?" I asked again.
"Yeaaaah!" was her response.
"Nony... in a moment Daddy will shoot something like cream in your mouth. Don't worry and try to eat it, it's nourishing and tasty." I said to my daughter in order to prepare her for the end result.
Being so little, Nony's mouth was small and my huge cock was completely fitted between her lips. Her saliva was glazing on the base of my cock. My movements were desperate now. I was very near to coming.
"Nony... Nony... oh darling... Daddy is about to shoot his cummmmmm!" with this my first spurt of thick cum jetted out of my piss hole and into the deepest regions of my daughter's throat. She gagged on my cock and pulled out the spurting cock from her mouth. My remaining semen was flowing out of my cock like a garden sprinkler and each spurt was setting on my daughter's face. In a moment her whole face was coated with my hot creamy cum.
My piss was now out of control and the next thing was a full powered jet flow of my piss released from the deepest of my bladder and headed towards the face of my lovely daughter. The hot golden urine of mine was splashing my daughter's face and her remaining young body. She was taking a bath with her Dad's hot piss. I took hold of my still erect cock and directed the flow of my piss towards her lips. Nony abruptly opened her mouth and my piss made a gargling noise in her throat. Then I directed the flow of my piss on her small tits, stomach and pussy. It took almost 3 minutes to stop pissing.
My daughter was completely wet with my piss. I made her stand up and took her in my arms and started kissing her cum plus piss smeared face, lips and titties. She was shaking badly in my arms. She took hold of my cock and said in trembling voice. "Daaddy... fuck me."
I was surprised. I never thought that my daughter knew about fucking also.
"What is fucking? How do you know this?" I asked her.
"I...I... seen you and mom doing it by the swimming pool" She replied.
"Your pussy is quite small baby. Can you take Dad's cock in your pussy?" I inquired.
"Make it slowly... but do it Daddy... now... please!" She was now rubbing her cunt. While standing and embracing with me, my cock that was now hard again and was touching her small tits. One of her soft and tender hands was clutching my back.
I sat down on the toilet seat. My cock stood up again. I made my daughter to face me and I took her up in my arms, making her legs spread as far as possible and adjusted her small hairless cunny over the tip of my cock. I took a handful of saliva from my mouth and smeared it on my cock and on her pussy.
"Now -- Nony, sit on Daddy's cock... take it as much as you can." I guided her. With one hand I adjusted my pole hard cock, while my little daughter pushed down her pussy hole over the tip of my cock. It felt to me as if someone was putting a rubber band over my cock. Very soon my cock head disappeared in my daughter's cunt. Slowly, she pressed herself down over my cock until she took half of her Dad's cock inside her young pussy hole.
Nony was trembling and shaking badly. This was her first ever fuck and she is taking it from her own dad. Her small cunt slit has full gripped over my shaft. During the first few minutes my preteen daughter was totally unable to take the whole length of her father's hard cock. She was simply trembling in ecstasy and sliding herself up and down over my hard cock.
Her tiny posture was totally between my arms and I was kissing all over her face and lips and tiny breasts while fucking my little daughter from underneath.
I took hold of my daughter's small ass cheeks in my both hands and help her to increase the tempo of sliding her cunt over my cock.
"Daddy...! Fuck me ... fuck me ... I feel pee daddy!"
"Wait a minute baby," I said. "Let daddy shoot his cream in your pussy".
Within next minute I got up from the toilet seat holding my baby in my arms with my cock still ramming my daughter's silky cunt. She was very light in my arms. She took hold of my waist tightly with her small arms, clinging to my chest. With my hands holding my daughter's ass cheeks, I keep fucking her. She was moaning badly. All of a sudden my boiling sperm shot in my baby's cunt. Spasm after spasm and spurt after spurt of my thick hot semen splashed inside my little daughter's hot cunt.
After my hard cock subsided, I pulled it out from Nony's cunt hole. My semen started dripping out of her little hole. She wanted to piss badly as she actually woken up in the middle of the night. She wanted to sit over the commode, but instead I sat down over the bathroom floor.
"Nony, baby come over daddy's face."
With this I help managing herself to straddle herself over my face, with her pussy right over my open mouth.
I started licking and lapping inside my daughter's dripping cunt with my tongue. I was tasting my own semen flowing from my daughter's cunt hole.
"Daddy...please, I wanna piss!" Nony was finding it hard to hold now.
"Okay, baby ... piss in daddy's mouth, let me drink your nectar." I urged her.
I pushed my open mouth with her cunt lips, taking her whole little cunt in my mouth. In a few seconds, I felt my daughter's hot piss filling my mouth. It was hot and tasty. I started drinking my daughter's urine. Then I move my mouth from her cunt and took the flow of her golden urine over my face. In between I was lapping her cunt like animal.
After she finished, we both took bath and I took her back to her bed.
"Nony, dear ... will you tell all about this to any one?" I asked her.
"No ... daddy" she assured me.
"Did you liked it, baby?"
"Y... yes, daddy."
"You want to do it again?"
"Yes..." she said and put her little hand around my neck and kissed her dad on his lips, like a mature woman.
"I love you daddy."


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Dr. Miguel A. Nevárez, president of The University of Texas-Pan American, will preside over the last commencement ceremonies of his presidency May 7-8 at the UTPA Fieldhouse.
As Nevárez prepares to step down from his post after more than 23 years as president and close a much accomplished and successful chapter in his life, more than 1,500 prospective graduates will open a new chapter in their lives as they prepare to receive their diplomas during five ceremonies held over a two-day period.
The 6 p.m. ceremony on Saturday will mark Nevárez's 100th and final ceremony of his career as president.
"It is a nice occasion and I am going to miss all that, no question about it," Nevárez said. "We try to make graduation as special as we can because we know it is important. Many of our graduates are first generation graduates and most are doubling the number of years of formal education compared to their parents. So there is a lot to be proud of in what is going on in the ceremonies."
During his 23-year tenure, Nevárez has handed out more than 30,000 diplomas and during the two-day ceremonies he is expected to present 1,518 prospective candidates with degrees including 1,213 bachelor's degrees, 303 master's degrees and two doctoral degrees.
Nevárez said this will be a bittersweet farewell to one of his most favorite tasks as president. He said he will miss looking out from the stage and seeing the excitement and sometimes tears from the faces of the graduates and their family members as they receive their degrees. Another thing Nevárez said he will miss about commencement is when he asks the graduates to stand up and applaud their family members, who in one way or another helped them reach their goal.
"When I'm on stage I have a real unique view of that because I'm looking at the students in front of me and the parents in the stands, and you just can't help but see how happy they are for each other. I just stand there and think to myself 'this is what it is all about,'" Nevárez said.
The graduation ceremonies will feature one commencement Friday, May 7 at 6 p.m. and four Saturday, May 8.
Friday's ceremony is for doctoral and master's candidates only. Saturday's opening commencement is at 9 a.m. for the College of Arts and Humanities and College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, while graduates from the College of Education will march at noon. Graduates from the College of Science and Engineering and College of Health Sciences and Human Services will have their commencement at 3 p.m., and students in the College of Business Administration will walk at 6 p.m.
Tickets will be available at the University Bookstore through May 7 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Graduates must present a picture I.D. when picking up the tickets.
"The largest ceremony this year will be the College of Education with 295 graduates anticipated to walk," Howlett said. "The 3 p.m. ceremony is the second largest with 281 while the 9 a.m. ceremony is expecting 249 graduates."
An overflow area at the Health and Physical Education II Building will be provided for extra guests and late arrivals to the ceremonies.
Speakers for commencement this year include U.S. District Court Judge Ricardo H. Hinojosa at the 9 a.m. ceremony. Hinojosa also spoke at Nevárez's first commencement ceremony in 1981.
Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa for District 20 and UTPA alumnus will address the noon graduates. Leo Gomez, general manager of administration for Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Texas and also a UTPA alumnus, will speak at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Dr. Elena Bastida, professor in the Department of Sociology, will speak at the Friday ceremony.
Adding to the special occasion are some first graduates in two different programs. The 3 p.m. ceremony on Saturday will feature the first graduates awarded a Bachelor of Arts in dance. The dance program graduates will be Ismael Villarreal of Edinburg and Vanessa Cortez of Brownsville. During the Friday ceremony, the UTPA Nursing Department is expected to graduate its first group of students from the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. Graduating from the program will be Deborah De La Rosa, Edinburg; Orelia Erdem and Vanessa Sanchez, Harlingen; Sandra Gaulke and Noe Herrera, McAllen; and Yolanda Ramirez, Brownsville.
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Galaxy Tab 3 Kids: Samsung Wants to Play
Mobiles and tablets have replaced toys in this modern era. While there are still concerns over the free use of such gadgets by children, they often prove to be strong educational tools. There are multiple smartphone and tablet applications in the market and there are companies which also design tablets specifically keeping kids' needs in mind.
Samsung is perhaps the first international player which has forayed into this segment. By announcing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Kids, Samsung has entered a so far untouched segment.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Kids is aimed at the young audience and Samsung has tried their best to make the device more appealing and bright. The smartphone maker has done away with the staid blacks and whites and instead, the tablet comes in a bright yellow colour! A definite change for sure. There's not much change in design and the tablet comes with the hardware button at the bottom and two capacitive buttons next to the hardware key. We wish Samsung had added a few more colour options as owning a bright, sunshine yellow tablet might not exactly be every kid's deepest wish.
On the specifications front, Samsung has not bundled the tablet with some high-end specs but neither is the little gadget an entry level device.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Kids comes with a 7-inch WSVGA TFT display with a pixel resolution of 1024x600 pixels. While the resolution is not that great, it should be adequate for kids with all the bright colours and apps to fill up the screen. The tablet runs on Android Jelly Bean 4.1. That's a slightly older version, and we doubt more updates will be seeded to the device but that's definitely better than sticking to ICS or earlier versions.


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The edited presentation I listened to today provides several important information for Longs . . .
1. Lewis suggests the data will meet the endpoint of "non-inferiority" for CF/Pa and was very optimistic that the data will demonstrate superiority by virtue of superior kill of Pa.
2. He went on to explain the importance of the 28 day on 28 day off treatment equivalency with TOBI in terms of developing mutant strains that might become resistant. He then linked this treatment regimen with two important clinical facts and alluded to two others:
a. The once per day treatment regimen is more easily scheduled for patients than BID for TOBI, or TID for Cayston.
b. That once patients experience the single dose regimen, they will be reluctant to switch to a different BID or TID antibiotic regimen unless their is a life threatening change.
c. Lewis alluded to an important point that is currently not emphasized, which is the concurrent therapy with other agents would be prescriptively allowable for patients. Using certain adjunctive agents (e.g., Pulmozyme) was pretty much precluded in the Clear-108 trial. That is between the physician and the patient.
d. He also alluded to the fact that because of antibiotic resistance and non-penetration of macrophages, other antibiotic formulations could be developed in the future.
3. He went on to suggest that the Extension Trial could be pivotal and allow use of Arikace for much longer periods than the 6 cycles in the Clear-108 Phase III.
4. The NTM trial was referenced well by re-iterating the "captured market" for Arikace if the bacterial kill endpoint can be achieved. Relative to this use, Lewis stated:
a. INSM believes their endpoints are achievable and will show a statistically significant therapeutic effect.
b. If a. is achieved they will file with the FDA for expedited review by year end.
c. If they achieve b., they will cross file in Europe, Japan and with other regulatory agencies.
5. The most important part of the presentation, I believe, was the understanding that INSM now has of the regulatory process on an international scale. They know there is extensive regulatory filings to be submitted in order to enter and capture market(s).
6. Lewis said that INSM would market and not look for a partner.
7. Lewis went on to outline the IP supporting the exclusivity of the liposome for 2029 and beyond, which is the key to future drug development. The key to this IP is the fact that the liposome composition is similar to the natural lipid coat inside the lungs.
In all, I heard the facts stated well, a good understanding of the clinical signs and endpoints, a realistic grasp of the regulatory situation and a good understanding of the market for inhalational antibiotics. It is a vast improvement from the previous administration, regulatory approach and presentation of the clinical science. Congratulations, INSM.
I change my outlook.
Finally . . . some light at the end of the tunnel.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Looks like somebody stole your words!
...Or he did get the same impression form mr Lewis on monday and thought that red summarized it very well ;-)
Sentiment: Strong Buy
"6. Lewis said that INSM would market and not look for a partner."
Anybody have any ideas how much more money INSM will have to raise for this to happen?
Insmed will never market Arikace by themselves.
Much of the hype by Will Lewis yesterday ( I think he did a good job) is startup bios hubris.
A sales force costs lots of money and current shareholders would have to be
heavily diluted. If the trials look positive, a partner would help keep a takeover at bay
,but the share price would suffer once revenues came in.Good Luck
It may simply be a matter of leveraging the network already established for the clinical studies. If the leading pulmonologists in the US and Europe begin recommending Arikace it will simply be a matter of making it available.
well done...thanks
Good post, but I did not glean anything more of significance from this last presentation than the previous ones. Also good to hear you are changing your "outlook".
Hi Stu,
I do think it was the first time that we were told that a successful NTM phase II would likely lead to an application. Also, Lewis did seem (IMO) to believe that success in Europe with CF, along with success here vs. NTM, may allow Insmed to apply with the FDA for a greatly expanded label. (U.S. CF phase III may not be necessary)
He also talked about the potential for premium pricing for NTM, and the necessity to file for QIDP status for NTM (and likely non CF bronchiectasis - IMO)
He also mentioned something at the very end that I didn't really catch, regarding "the other 75%) Did you get that Stu or Rehvdm?
GREAT presentation..,
My HUGE take-away.., Lewis staing two times that there is a very HIGH carryover to the 2 year extension study. A 'VERY HIGH CARRYOVER' meaning that patients must like the results and even those patients taking TOBI are probably now on Arikace as per Dr recommended.
Will Lewis is practically telling us that Arikace will at least have non inferior results!!!!


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2010's 'South Beach" release of the LeBron 8 might be the magnus opus of the entire LeBron line. Since its release, fans have been waiting for a repeat of some sort, and Nike's come close with the "Miami Vice" LeBron 9 Elite. For the LeBron 11, we get as close of a "South Beach" interpretation as we've seen since the OG Pre-heat release, only this pair makes use of some intricate detailing on the teal green upper and Swoosh. A release date hasn't been set just yet, but stay tuned to Sneaker News for more on this upcoming release, and let us know if this "South Beach" style is one of your favorite thus far.
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Im glad alot of people dislike em cause these will be in my collection!!
@sneakernews is this a real colorway or a custom?
freshest pair so far.
@sneakernews it looks like a dumb green version on the LeBron 11
@sneakernews been waiting for these
"@sneakernews: Does this look like a "South Beach" LeBron 11 to you? dlvr.it/53FKmn pic.twitter.com/LyNy9bjUMp" NOOOOOO
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@sneakernews look at the pattern in the posite material .
@sneakernews not even close
@sneakernews doesnt even matter, they'll still sell out in less than 5 seconds. just the name makes them hype.
@sneakernews nope
@sneakernews It looks more like a mens size version of the t-rex colorway that only released GS.
@sneakernews no if anything it looks like a Milwaukee bucks color way lol
Needs the icy bottom
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Comparing the upcoming quarter to the prior-year quarter, average analyst estimates predict Autoliv's revenues will drop -0.3% and EPS will wane -21.2%.
The average estimate for revenue is $2.04 billion. On the bottom line, the average EPS estimate is $1.34.
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It's not enough to project the Philadelphia Eagles' 53-man roster. Here at Bleacher Report, we're taking a stab at predicting a few of the names who will wind up on the practice squad as well.
Once final cuts are made at the end of training camp, the Eagles will choose eight players to serve on their practice squad. In order for a player to be eligible for the scout team, he must first clear waivers—or in other words, every other front office must first pass on adding that player to their own roster.
That means the Eagles may not get to stash just anybody from their current 90-man roster at the NovaCare Complex. Of course, it also means that not all eight spots are necessarily reserved for players currently in the nest.
Which is why we're limiting our early projections to five who might not make the cut but won't necessarily be out of a job come September, either. Who could head coach Chip Kelly be eying to fill out the team?


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ALABAMA SUFFERS from a homeowners insurance crisis that stretches across economic and geographical boundaries. But the impetus for reform began right here in the coastal counties, where the threat of hurricanes is felt six months out of every year.
So it's appropriate that Gov. Robert Bentley's insurance study commission hold its first consumer forum Monday at the Mobile Convention Center.
The forum, set for 5:30 p.m., presents a unique opportunity for citizens and consumer groups to be heard on this important subject. Indeed, homeowners should have plenty to say about what it's like to be on the front lines of the crisis.
A full house at the Convention Center could set the tone for the four subsequent forums to be held around the state, as well as the special legislative session expected to convene later this fall.
Since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast six years ago Monday, homeowners insurance premiums have skyrocketed in the two-county area. Some insurance providers have ceased writing policies altogether, while many homeowners have increased their deductibles or cut back on the amount of insurance they buy — in effect, self-insuring their property.
As a result, the coastal areas are probably more exposed financially than ever, just when national forecasters say a major hurricane may be overdue for the Gulf states.
What's more, the crisis is now being felt statewide, thanks to the April tornadoes that ravaged central and north Alabama. Homeowners there recognize that they, too, face a higher risk of rising premiums and policy cancellations than they previously thought. Then, when disasters like storms hit, insurance woes make it more difficult for communities to recover.
There is no quick and easy fix. As the Coastal Recovery Commission of Alabama pointed out in its post-oil spill report, tackling the problem will require a multifaceted approach involving consumers, policymakers and the insurance industry.
Among the topics likely to be explored in the coming weeks: How to build homes stronger without adding a lot more cost, how to encourage new insurers to enter the market and how to make premiums more transparent to consumers.
On Monday, members of the governor's commission need to hear many first-person accounts from citizens and consumer groups. Those who wish to speak must sign up at the convention center between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. Speakers will be chosen at random and given four minutes to address the group.
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Soul Music Has a New Heart In Memphis
Tomorrow, when the Stax Museum of American Soul Music opens in Memphis, visitors will enter through a replica of the original Stax studio, right, which was in business from 1960 through 1975. Stax is where Otis Redding recorded ''(Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay,'' Sam and Dave made ''Soul Man,'' and Isaac Hayes cut ''Theme From 'Shaft."May 1, 2003 gardenNews
New Names in Rock's Pantheon
At the black-tie dinner and jam session at the Waldorf-Astoria, the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding, the Temptations and Dion DiMucci, along with Phil Spector and three early influences on rock -the Soul Stirrers gospel group, the Ink Spots vocal group and the blues singer Bessie Smith - were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.January 19, 1989 artsNews
Bobby Breen, a Child Star Who Hit a High Note in the 1930s, Dies at 87
Mr. Breen arrived on the scene as an 8-year-old boy with an angelic face, and was described as "the most alarming vocal phenomenon of the day."
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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Stanley Dural Jr., Founder of Buckwheat Zydeco, Dies at 68
Founded in 1979, Buckwheat Zydeco mixed Louisiana Creole traditions with R&B and rock to become one of the world's great party bands.
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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The Roots Picnic Expands to New York City, Featuring D'Angelo
This event from Philadelphia heads to Bryant Park, with guests also including Wu-Tang Clan, Nile Rodgers and David Byrne.
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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The Blessed, Cursed Life of Bon Iver
The 35-year-old musician Justin Vernon asks himself many questions over the course of his new record, "22, a Million," which was influenced by numbers.
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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Jamming in the Daytime Dark at Milano's on Houston Street
Though the 137-year-old dive in NoLIta is not a live-music club, it has hosted of the New York jazz scene's best-kept secrets for nearly two years.
September 25, 2016, Sunday
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Review: Betty Buckley Digs Deep for the Autumn in Her Soul
In her stunning new show at Joe's Pub, Ms. Buckley gave everything she sang the shape and depth of a personal confession.
September 24, 2016, Saturday
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Boko Haram Rages in Nigeria, but the World's Eyes Are Elsewhere
The militant group, which has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, has continued its bloody campaign, creating a growing humanitarian crisis.
September 23, 2016, Friday
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Review: It's a Wild, but Peaceful, World for the Former Cat Stevens
The singer, who is now named Yusaf Islam, performed in his show, "A Cat's Attic," at the Beacon Theater.
September 22, 2016, Thursday
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Review: Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam Evoke Dreams and Ghosts
On the moody "I Had a Dream That You Were Mine," Mr. Leithauser and Rostam shamble through styles and approaches without fretting over how all the pieces will fit.
September 22, 2016, Thursday
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Music for Aliens: Campaign Aims to Reissue Carl Sagan's Golden Record
The recording, sent into space for aliens to hear, included sounds of Earth, music and greetings from around the world.
September 22, 2016, Thursday
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Summary: This is a great hike for people of all ages. There are a few places where there are loose rocks, but most people in fair physical condition should be able to navigate this trail. The view of the waterfall and the valley makes it well worth it. As I mentioned in the trailhead section of this report, there are several trails to explore in this area, just about all of them are clearly marked. Note: some trails are specifically for hikers, others are for Mt. bikers. You may see people on bikes on the hiking trails, and most people don't seem to mind, but be aware on blind corners that there may be mt. bikers present.
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Trailhead: There are multiple trail heads in the area. The most common is at the top of 29th street. There is a parking lot, and the trail head is clearly marked. There are other trails in the area, but if you stay on the upper trail, it will take you to the waterfall trail. If you stay on the trail's by the river, it will take you right to it.
The other common trail head is on the south side of Mt. Ogden park. There is also clearly marked trail heads from this location. If you look on the side of the mountain, you will see two copper/rust colored water tanks. The trail to the waterfall is about 40-50 yards above the tanks. (Lat:41.12014 Lon:-111.55184)
Trail Guides for Waterfall Canyon:
Best Seasons: Year-Round
User Groups: Hikers, Dogs, Bikes,
Ranger Contact: 2549 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, Utah 84401 (801) 629-8253
Localhikes Reporter: This hike was submitted by Tyson Sugihara
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Reviewed by EPH on 3/26/2016
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Reviewed by Jen on 6/14/2015
I liked this hike. I went with my 7y/o grandson and he did an awesome job. It was difficult nearing the top with lose rocks, but was worth it to see the beautiful waterfall. Will do it again!
Reviewed by Blair on 4/21/2013
This is a great hike. Just did it for the first time. It took us 50 minutes from the parking lot to arrive at the falls. We stopped 2 or 3 times along the way to rest. I am 54 years old. It is fairly steep. There were a lot of hikers going up and coming down. It is a beautiful canyon. The younger kids hiked upon on top of the falls and said that they could see the entire valley from up there. Lots of creek water available for drinking.
Reviewed by AEM on 7/23/2012
I love this hike and have been many times. Today I took the three kids I watch who are 2, 5, and 7 along with my 9 year old brother they had a blast! It took us about four hours with breaks and lunch at the top, but they had fun and loved the waterfall!
Reviewed by JT on 6/12/2012
This is a beautiful trail. My 4'9" 8 month pregnant friend made the hike so it is not that bad, but DO take water and take your time. It's an actual hike, climbing over rocks and tree limbs. There is a scenic rout to take but it takes much longer to accomplish. This is one of my favorite places to hike. Its beautiful, and you get a work out, but it wont kill you if you take it easy and at a good pace. I agree with Oak on saying it was inconsiderate for the graffiti, ruins the beauty and tarnishes the enjoyment for those of us who know nothing about the death - but it was ignorant to be so offensive to the individual who had passed.
Reviewed by MRJ on 3/31/2012
Very good hike. Magnificent view of nature. Could be marked better!
Reviewed by Dusty on 8/29/2011
Good area to climb we had fun. Take plenty of water and be ready to do some climbing in a few parts. We will return to climb this location again. Note the second part of the climb is very rocky.
Reviewed by Viewer on 8/18/2011
I was glad that I ran into hikers that have already been there because the trail isn't very well marked at the switch backs. I enjoyed this hike. The last stretch to the waterfall was rocky.
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Snowshoe Mountain and Coca Cola will present Mountain Madness, a festival combining live music, a social media video competition and environmental education with snow sports, on Friday and Saturday.
The lineup of Jonny Lives! And Timeflies are sure to satisfy thousands of spring breakers from area colleges. The Village at Snowshoe will come alive with a Battle of DJs, sponsored by Rock 'n Renew Records, as well as games and prizes provided by Coca Cola, Rock 'n Renew Records and Arbor.
Snowshoe also will hosting its first Mountain Madness Video Challenge. Participants can submit their videos in three categories: Best Trick, OMG! and Scenics. For contest rules and more information, contestants can visit snowshoemtn.com/madness.
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Members of the band Jonny Lives!, shown here, are set to perform this weekend at Snowshoe Mountain as part of the Mountain Madness festival.
Videos will be screened on a JumboTron in the Village Friday and Saturday. Guests will vote on the winning video, which will be announced Saturday and also will be shown during Saturday night's concerts. A tent will be set up in the Village Friday and Saturday for anyone who needs to download and submit his/her video. The deadline for video submissions is noon Saturday.
With many skiers and riders now carrying smart mobile devices, QR codes are a unique way to quickly connect guests with information relevant to their specific location or situation. The resort will distribute Mountain Madness flyers with QR codes at guest check-in and to patrons at its restaurants as a vehicle to drive people to the festival with a chance to win prizes.
Snowshoe also will provide a preview of the new Zero Food Waste initiative in the Rock 'n Renew Eco Tent in the Village. The resort will partner with local schools and the Rock 'n Renew Foundation and will launch the program this summer. Rock 'n Renew is a nonprofit focused on delivering environmental education to students of all ages through partnerships with musicians.
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The Spread of Identity Theft: Developments and Initiatives within the European Union
By Nicole van der Meulen, Researcher, International Victimology Institute Tilburg, the Netherlands
n recent years, the topic of identity theft and the novel challenges associated with the crime have gained significant attention and prominence. The United States has generally been considered the country most victimized by identity theft. However, the immediate association between identity theft and the United States is slowly fading, and individuals within other countries are becoming more aware of the potentially global impact of identity theft. Consequently, the common perception that identity theft is an exclusively American problem, held for the past few years, is fortunately beginning to decline. This development is partially a result of media headlines all over the world featuring the problems that the United Kingdom and Australia are experiencing with identity theft. As a result, policy makers within the European Union (EU)1 are gradually opening their eyes and beginning to analyze to what extent identity theft is a problem within their geographic territory.
The European Approach
Despite increasing attention devoted to the topic of identity theft within the European Union, authors and policy makers still identify a number of reasons why identity theft is not as significant a problem as it is in the United States. These reasons often relate to attitudes and actions set forth by governments, businesses, and citizens.
Simon Davies, director of Privacy International, notes that most citizens within the European Union are far less willing than Americans to provide their personal identifying information without having strong reasons for doing so. Their reluctance stems from an understanding of the potential consequences of providing someone with their personal information: once they give out that information, they can never "take it back." Part of this reluctance stems from historical events such as World War II, where the gathering of personal information was used to identify Jewish citizens.
A similar concern is the role governments play in safeguarding personal identifying information through strict data protection laws. As Davies notes in his National Public Radio interview, "We would never have a ChoicePoint. We couldn't have a ChoicePoint operating in Europe. It wouldn't happen."2 The idea is that since businesses are not allowed to collect as much data, less information can be stolen and subsequently abused.
Furthermore, social security or social insurance numbers are generally used only for their initial purpose: social security. This is in contrast to the United States, where social security numbers are widely used and can be easily obtained by perpetrators to take advantage of a victim's identity.
Another difference is that EU citizens use fewer credit cards, and credit card applicants are subjected to higher standards of verification and approval than are Americans. Citizens within the European Union are less connected to their credit cards and still seem to prefer cash payments. Through the increasing presence of digital technology, however, this may change as individuals begin to use their credit cards more frequently to make purchases online.
Prevalence of Identity Theft in the European Union
Although most people assume that identity theft is not a problem in the European Union, some do recognize it as a problem and manage to provide some indication of the prevalence of the crime. Unlike the United States, the European Union lacks a central complaint database or center that collects data exclusively on identity theft. Individual countries or regions do, however, have some indicative statistics on the problem. The United Kingdom, for example, reported in 2006 that damages as a result of identity fraud totaled £1.7 billion per year.3 These damages proved a significant increase from previous years, especially in comparison with statistics provided in 2002, when the Cabinet Office reported a loss of £1.3 billion per year.4 The Cabinet Office furthermore claimed that the presented amount is far below the actual damage caused to the U.K. economy because the office relies only on available data, which represent but a part of the whole figure. Others disagree, however, and claim that identity fraud causes far less financial damage and is exaggerated to assist the government in gathering support for new legislative initiatives.
Within the European Union, officials make global statements usually without mentioning concrete figures. In 2002, Bernard Clements et al. concluded in their report "Security and Privacy for the Citizen in the Post-September 11 Digital Age: A Prospective Overview" that identity theft is comparatively less prevalent in the European Union as opposed to countries such as Canada and the United States. Clements et al. identified possible reasons for this, including the existence of "stronger authentication mechanisms in the physical world (in a number of EU countries ID cards are commonly used) and different purchasing patterns, which, in the EU, rely more on face-to-face contact than on distance purchasing."5 Furthermore, the authors noted, just as Davies did, "that more effective privacy protection in Europe limits the ease of access to personal data needed by would-be identity thieves."6 Even so, Clements et al. do recognize the potential threat that identity theft poses for the EU member states, especially as the information age progresses and e-commerce advances.
In its European Union Organised Crime Report 2003, Europol (the EU law enforcement organization charged with sharing criminal intelligence and assisting member states in fighting organized crime) acknowledged that the incidence of identity theft and credit card fraud continued to increase within the European Union.7 A year later, however, the European Commission held a forum on identity theft and concluded, "Identity theft is growing fast outside the EU (US, Canada, Australia) and is very relevant in the UK. For now, it does not seem to be equally prominent in the other Member States."8
It should be noted that the comparatively low prevalence of identity theft in the European Union results to a certain extent from the classification of individual crimes. An example is a case in the Netherlands in September 2006, where suspects had retrieved bank statements from numerous individual mailboxes and subsequently managed to set up online banking identities, through which they were able to drain numerous accounts. The police arrested them and charged them with bank fraud, which is not regarded as a type of identity theft. However, the charge against them could have easily been account takeover instead, which is classified as a form of identity theft. In this manner, the classification of various crimes influences the statistics that can be gathered about the problem and therefore public perception of its significance—which leads into the next issue: legislation, or the lack thereof.
According to a questionnaire distributed and analyzed by Fabio Marini, an attendee of the previously mentioned forum on identity theft, eight member states have specific legislation on identity theft. Yet he also notes that legislation differs significantly among these member states, and during the forum Marini expressed the need for common guidelines and training programs to streamline investigative countermeasures in the European Union.9 Harmonized EU rules with regard to identity theft could, according to the forum participants, simplify the investigation and prosecution of offenders. Researchers Katy Owen, Gemma Keats, and Martin Gill noted, "In 2004 the FIDIS Consortium in conjunction with Tilburg University surveyed a variety of countries including a number of EU members on identity theft legislation. The survey revealed that there are very few specific provisions in criminal law in the EU member states about identity theft or identity fraud."10 A further analysis of these results is unfortunately not possible due to a lack of more specific information provided in the minutes of the forum. The only additional important remark made in the forum minutes is that "most countries (11) said they consider ID theft as a part of conspiracy to commit another crime, an aggravating circumstances [sic] in other crimes or it is included in other forms of crime such as fraud, forgery, computer crimes, counterfeiting etc."11 As a result, one can safely conclude that there is no specific legislation with regard to identity theft, as other surveys indicated, but that "in most EU member states, the actions involved in identity theft will generally be sanctioned under other provisions, such [as] those concerning fraud, information fraud, identity usurpation, impersonation, or illegal use or processing of personal data."12
Despite lacking a clear indication of the actual prevalence of identity theft within the European Union, policy makers do devote attention to the problem. In 2004, the European Commission developed its new Action Plan for 2004–2007 to prevent fraud on noncash means of payment. In the Action Plan, the commission recognizes that fraud is evolving and that "criminal actions such as data hacking or identity theft are growing at a worrying pace and new scams are emerging."13 As a result, the commission identifies the need for specific initiatives to prevent identity theft in the European Union as an objective within the Action Plan. The commission explains that "identity theft is a cross-sector problem affecting governments, businesses and citizens, which is growing rapidly in some sectors or countries and is often linked to organised crime."14 To address issues related to identity theft, the commission outlined a number of action points:
Furthermore, the commission strengthened the role and reorganized the functioning of the EU Fraud Prevention Expert Group (FPEG) as part of the Action Plan. The FPEG identifies all major stakeholders in payment fraud prevention in the European Union, including representatives of national and EU banks, ministries, law enforcement agencies, retailers, consumer groups, and network operators. The FPEG "provides an added value as a platform where stakeholders could effectively exchange information and best practice to prevent fraud."16 As part of the Action Plan, the commission identified the need for the FPEG to meet at least twice a year.
The members of the FPEG represent seven subgroups. The primary objective of one subgroup is to provide recommendations and propose countermeasures to effectively prevent, detect, and react to attempts of identity theft and phishing. The group focused its previous work primarily on the prevention and detection of identity theft, and a new group is now established to specifically address phishing.17
Another subgroup focuses specifically on developments and ways to advance law enforcement within the European Union. With the assistance of Europol and the European Banking Federation, this subgroup conducted a survey to gather information on the possibility of establishing a central law enforcement unit to fight noncash payment fraud, including identity theft. According to the law enforcement subgroup, "The survey shows that there are big differences between the countries with regard to the structure and organization of law enforcement concerning the prevention and fight against non-cash payment fraud, though the investigation of non-cash payment fraud committed in the on-line environment might be dealt with by or with assistance of specialised computer crime or high tech crime units."18 Furthermore, the survey demonstrated that "it appears that currently these kind of central units specialising in non-cash payment fraud exist in only two Member States. . . . In many Member States, combating non-cash payment fraud is not a priority, or only if linked to associated organised crime."19 In the EU Organised Crime Threat Assessment of 2006, Europol focused on the fact that identity theft can assist the commission of other forms of organized crime, such as money laundering. Measures against identity theft at the EU level can therefore potentially disrupt organized criminal activity early on, during the stage where criminals gain unlawful access to personal information.20
Conflicts and Concerns within Public Policy
In general, the European Union emphasizes the need for coordination and cooperation among the various levels of authority and the different agencies. Furthermore, individuals have stressed the importance of harmonizing both the legal definition of identity theft and the initiatives of the member states in response to this problem. Although the European Union recognizes identity theft as a potential major security issue, actual implementation of countermeasures appears slow. As Owens, Keats, and Gill note, "[T]here is little evidence to suggest much progress has been made."21 Whether measures against identity theft at the level of the European Union will actually gain the necessary momentum is questionable. For now, the United Kingdom appears to be the primary prominent site of identity theft and, more generally, identity fraud. Judging from interviews conducted by Owens, Keats, and Gill, officials in France, Germany, and the Netherlands also appear concerned about identity theft. Perhaps a difference in priorities among the various member states will decide just how much attention and resources are ultimately devoted to fighting this problem.
Challenges of European Law Enforcement
Several years ago, Amanda Hoey and Ivan Topping stated, "At the European level, we have witnessed the development of a 'borderless Europe,' in which it is asserted that crime will know no boundaries and national police forces will lack the necessary control to maintain law and order."22 To a certain extent, the development of "borderless" regions is a global trend, especially with regard to transnational organized crime, the investigation of which requires the involvement of law enforcement officials in different parts of the world. Within the European Union, however, the challenge of maintaining law and order requires significant involvement of the member states. In light of this, policy makers and academics often point to the need for effective coordination and cooperation.
Through the years, the European Union has taken many crucial steps toward the improvement of cooperation and coordination. A major example is the creation of Europol. The primary goal of Europol is to provide a system of information exchange designed to combat and prevent organized crime in Europe. In the new Europe, where the exchange of security-related information plays a crucial role in law enforcement cooperation, Europol can play an important role.23 Criminology professor Ian Loader comments, "In undertaking this role, Europol maintains a database of 'intelligence' on transnational crime which it deploys to provide national forces with crime analysis and 'technical expertise.'"24
Even with the creation of Europol, however, significant challenges remain. Identity theft cases are generally rather difficult to solve—especially when they involve digital identity theft—because of the anonymity and the cross-jurisdictional nature of the crime. Through the use of digital technology, perpetrators are hardly ever bound to a geographic area, which means they can commit crimes from a location quite distant from their victims. Solving such cases clearly requires the involvement of multiple law enforcement agencies. Although Europol can provide crucial assistance with regard to technical expertise and information exchange between agencies, member states rarely take advantage of this agency, which may reflect, as Loader labels it, a "Euro-police sceptical" view of law enforcement agents.
Other obstacles to optimal cooperation include language difficulties, a lack of common working procedures, and the absence of a common European criminal law. Due to a lack of legislation targeting identity thieves, law enforcement within the European Union may be viewed by victims as highly inadequate, because they are often not recognized or treated as victims. This can complicate their attempts to restore their credit and reputation. One solution could be to include certain kinds of identity crime in the category of fraud, allowing for identity theft offenses to be investigated as part of other crimes.
The Future
The global incidence of identity theft is not expected to subside in the foreseeable future, particularly due to its profitability and apparently low rate of conviction. Compared with the United States, the European Union experiences fewer incidents, but EU citizens are certainly confronted ever more often with phishing e-mail and spyware, increasing the potential threat of identity theft. Overall, EU policy makers and law enforcement officials could benefit from the experience of their counterparts in the United States by recognizing the relative strengths and weaknesses of U.S. counterefforts.
To be sure, there are significant differences between the two geographic regions. Several authors and policy makers have claimed that due to stronger privacy and data protection laws, the European Union may continue to encounter less of a problem than the United States does. Consequently, the United States could perhaps learn from the European Union's approach, as has been suggested by some authors.25
Although law enforcement situations differ geographically, officers everywhere encounter similar challenges and difficulties when faced with the anonymous and borderless nature of identity theft. As a result, the challenge for law enforcement remains and will only grow, as perpetrators continue to develop new methods of collecting and abusing the personal information of others. The proper response requires a less traditional mindset that incorporates the same innovative ideas and instruments that perpetrators currently use to their advantage.■
1The European Union (EU) is an intergovernmental union of 27 nation-states, established in 1993 by the Treaty on European Union. This union constitutes a single market with a common trade policy. It introduced a single currency, the euro, that to date has been adopted by 13 member states.2Simon Davies, "Identity Theft in the International Arena," interview by Eric Weiner, Day to Day, National Public Radio, March 14, 2005, www.npr.org/templates/story/story. php?storyId=4534021, April 9, 2007. As used in this reference, ChoicePoint refers to the U.S. company that has developed a computerized method of reviewing millions of public records by drilling deep into layers of infrastructure data using analysis software and data access technologies.3U.K. Home Office, "Updated Estimate of the Cost of Identity Fraud to the UK Economy," 2006, www.identity-theft.org.uk/ID%20fraud%20table.pdf. Within the United Kingdom, the term identity fraud is more frequently used and also includes data on identity-related crimes involving the use of false or nonexistent identities.4U.K. Cabinet Office, Identity Fraud: A Study (London: U.K. Cabinet Office Publications, 2002), www.identitycards.gov.uk/downloads/id_fraud-report.pdf, April 12, 2007.5Bernard Clements et al., "Security and Privacy for the Citizen in the Post-September 11 Digital Age: A Prospective Overview," Report to the European Parliament Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) (Seville, Spain: IPTS-JRC, 2003), 32.6Ibid.7Europol, EU Organized Crime Threat Assessment 2003 (Luxembourg: Office for Official Publication of the European Communities, 2003).8European Commission, Minutes of the Forum on Identity Theft (n.p., 2004), 2.9Ibid., 6.10Katy Owen, Gemma Keats, and Martin Gill, The Fight against Identity Fraud: A Brief Study of the EU, the UK, France, Germany, and the Netherlands (Leicester, United Kingdom: Perpetuity Research & Consultancy International, 2006), 8. FIDIS is the Future of Identity in the Information Society, supported by the European Union under the 6th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development within the Information Society Technologies priority; for more information, see www.fidis.net.11European Commission, Minutes of the Forum on Identity Theft (n.p., 2004), 6.12Neil Mitchison et al., Identity Theft: A Discussion Paper (n.p.: European Commission Joint Research Center, 2004), 24.13European Commission, A New EU Action Plan 2004–2007 to Prevent Fraud on Non-cash Means of Payment (COM 679 final), Brussels, October 20, 2004, 3, eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/site/en/com/2004/com2004_0679en01.pdf, April 13, 2007.14Ibid., 9.15Ibid., 10.16Ibid., 4.17Fraud Prevention Expert Group (FPEG), Draft Minutes of the 10th Meeting of the Fraud Prevention Expert Group, Brussels, May 22, 2006, 6.18Fraud Prevention Expert Group (FPEG), "The FPEG and the Prevention of Payment Fraud in Europe," FPEG News, March 2006, 3.19Ibid., 3–4.20Europol, EU Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2006 (n.p., 2006).21Owens, Keats, and Gill, The Fight against Identity Fraud, 12.22Amanda Hoey and Ivan Topping, "Policing the New Europe—the Information Deficit," International Review of Law, Computers & Technology 12, no. 3 (1998): 504.23Ibid.24Ian Loader, "Policing, Securitization and Democratization in Europe," Criminology and Criminal Justice 2, no. 2 (2002): 125–153.25See, for example, Nicole M. Buba, "Waging War against Identity Theft: Should the United States Borrow from the European Union's Battalion?" Suffolk Transnational Law Review 23 (2000): 633–665.
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Pretty nice area for a cocktail party…your friends might never leave :)
Want to see even more? Click here to view several more detailed photos and descriptions of the home. And if you want to rent this gem – prepare yourself: according to this rental posting , it "starts at $6500 per night ". Yikes!
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Actually, it is a rental, and can be yours for about $7,000-12,000 a night. It is in Hawaii.
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Do you know if Tiger Woods actually owns it or if that's an error in the pdf?
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Wowo, Tiger Woods was what I thought too…but I am so motivated to spend just one weekend at this gorgeous place…I loved the scene from the window…man, what amazing peace, calm and such a beautiful palce to vacation!!!
I guess I'll have to take the trip through your pics and my imagination:)
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Always good to check an urban legend resource before sending something on.
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Financial Incentives in Health: New Evidence from India's Janani Suraksha Yojana
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This paper studies the health effects of one of the world's largest demand-side financial incentive programes - India's Janani Suraksha Yojana. Our difference-in-difference estimates exploit heterogeneity in the timing of the introduction of the financial incentive programs across districts. We find that cash incentives to women increased access to maternity services but failed to improve neonatal or early neonatal mortality, even in districts with relatively high quality of care. The positive effects on utilization are larger for less educated, poorer, and ethnically marginalized women. We also find evidence of unintended consequences. The financial incentive program was associated with a substitution away from private health providers, an increase in fertility and a positive improvement in breastfeeding behaviour. These findings demonstrate the potential for financial incentives to have unanticipated health effects, which may, in the case of fertility, directly undermine the program's own objective of reducing mortality.
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With KBIS this week in Chicago come a host of new products and services. Here's a quick take on several innovations. Modono Glass debuts new line of sinks Modono Glass will introduce a line of glass sinks called the Modono … Continue reading
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Running An Energy Efficient Kitchen - Our Guide
Running an energy efficient kitchen isn't just about reducing your footprint and helping the environment. It's going to help save you money too - something we all want to do. But how do you go about making your kitchen a more energy and money efficient place?
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Keep it clean
Your kitchen should be clean at all times anyway. It is the place you prepare everything you eat, after all. But it's also important to keep it clean if you want to preserve energy too. Any burnt pans need a thorough clean, plus, the reflective shine you get from a real clean helps reflect heat up to the cookware too. The dirtier, grimier, and darker it is, the more heat it'll absorb.
Appliances matter
When fitting your kitchen out, you should look for the appliances that have been advertised as the most efficient. There's often a mark of approval to signify that the appliance has been built with energy efficiency in mind.
Convection ovens are the go-to choice for anyone looking to save energy. The heated air is circulated which in turn, helps reduce cooking times and the temperature required. In fact, it's thought that you'll use approximately 20% less energy each month with these types of oven.
The cookware
In general we recommend that you always go for flat bottomed cookware. This type allows for more contact with heating elements which then heats the pan more effectively. Warped-bottom pots can use up to 50% more energy.
The material from which the cookware is manufactured also matters. Pans that have copper bottoms heat quicker than regular pans, thus making them more energy efficient.
Some like to turn the oven or hob on to warm a pan while they prep veg, but this is only wasting energy. Get all the prep done before you turn anything on. Defrost foods in your refrigetrator before cooking too. Just make sure they're well covered.
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