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Panviman Resort Koh Chang
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Price :   4,640 - 10,950 THB
Address : 8/15 Klong Prao Beach. Koh Chang. Trat 23170, Thailand Location : Klong Prao Beach
Koh Chang, the legendary island in the Gulf of Siam, is a part of a National Marine Park where pristine natural beauty is kept intact.On service in December 2002, Panviman, or ' Paradise alike ', is nestled at Klong Prao beach, a tranquil part of the island and idyllic for swimming, offering a unique blend of serenity and relaxation within a traditional Thai architectural setting.
Great value for money and a unique experience of traditional Thai hospitality.All of the resort's 50 deluxe rooms are majestically set in a tropical lush garden; it reflects the mood of pure comfort. All rooms feature private spacious terraces, and beautiful back-to-nature style bathrooms.
Room Overview,Panviman Resort Koh Chang
Our deluxe rooms, majestically set in a tropical lush garden, reflect a mood of pure comfort. All rooms feature private spacious balconies, and beautiful back-to-nature style of bathrooms. Our accommodation as a whole include:
- 50 comfortable deluxe rooms in traditional Thai style
- 36 double bed rooms and 14 twin bed rooms
- 32 square meters bedroom exclude bathroom and balcony
- Wooden laid floor and largely decorated with teak, rattan and fine cotton.
- Sunroof bathroom with mini waterfall, large bathtub and a separate shower.
- Spacious private balcony
- Air-conditioning with individual control
- Satellite TV
- Mini-fridge
- Coffee & Tea maker
- IDD Telephone
- Bedside electronic control panel
- In room safety box
- Hair dryer, slipper and bathroom amenities.
Facilities Overview,Panviman Resort Koh Chang
Free-form swimming pool
Thai Massage
Kayak Rental
Sightseeing around the island, boat trip, trekking
Other Services
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Car rental
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Honeymoon Offer : Minimum 3 nights stay
- Welcome drink on arrival
- Fruit basket in the room
- Flowers in the room
- Honeymoon cake in the room
- Heart Roses arrangement on the bed
Child Policy
- No charge for chilldren under 3-12 years old sharing room with parents without extra bed (room only)
- Compulsory ABF for child age 3-12 years will be charged at THB 250.
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Q. Are the rates per person or per room? The rates are per room NOT per person.
Q. Are the rates net? Our rates are inclusive of government tax and service charge.
Q. Do I have to pay a fee to atThailandhotel.com? No. We do not charge any reservation fees.
Q. Can I know available rooms without giving credit card details? As with many bookings with hotels direct, pre-payment can guarantee your booking. You must submit your credit card details in order to request your booking. Your credit card will NOT be charged until your booking is confirmed
Q. How can I book more than one hotel or period? You need to make bookings separately.
Q. Can I make a reservation for someone else? Yes. Make sure you enter customer details match to the guests.
Q. Can I book a hotel for day use? No. We only allow booking for nights.We cannot guarantee any booking made less than 2 working days before the planned stay (not include Sundays and Public holidays).
Q. What happens when I made a reservation? We will check the availability as soon as possible. You can check your status from our website.
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The Wildcats signed four of the country's top 100 prospects, according to most scouting services. Those four - Tom Greis, a towering 7-2, 240-pound center from St. Anthony's in South Huntington, N.Y.; Barry Bekkedam, a 6-10 forward from Archbishop Carroll in Radnor; Rodney Taylor, a 6-7 forward from A.C. Flora in Columbia, S.C.; and Eric Leslie, a 6-3 guard from Grady High in Brooklyn - all figure to play immediately.

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CITRONELLE, Ala. — They came holding candles on a chilly Monday night to grieve, to pray and to honor siblings Chase and Natalie DeBlase, children almost none of them knew.
About 400 people, including many entire families, converged on the site off Beverly Jeffries Highway near Prine Road, where 4-year-old Natalie's remains were found Saturday.
A 4-foot wooden cross bore a picture of a smiling Natalie, while a Santa teddy bear sat at the base in the floodlit clearing.
The children's stepmother, Heather Leavell-Keaton, and their father, John DeBlase, remained in Mobile County Metro Jail. Leavell-Keaton was returned to Mobile from Louisville, Ky., about 1 a.m. today.
John DeBlase was arrested in Milton, Fla., on Dec. 3. He was charged with two counts each of murder, aggravated child abuse and abuse of a corpse.
The remains of Chase, who was 3, were found Wednesday in a wooded area north of Vancleave, Miss.
Before addressing the crowd Monday night, the Rev. Stan Clayton of Bethel Baptist Church brought relatives of the children to the cross for a few minutes of private prayer.
"Many of you have come here to ask why," Clayton told the crowd. "This is the very reason God came among us — to die on the cross and to change people's lives."
Clayton recalled the Good Samaritan parable and offered prayers for the children's family, the investigators and for the community as well.
Without mentioning either the father or stepmother by name, Calcedeaver Volunteer Fire Department chaplain Wahoo McDaniels asked attendees to show concern for them as well.
"We must love our enemies," McDaniels said. "You have to give mercy to obtain mercy. If you have anger in your heart, it is not the heart of a Christian."
The 25-minute vigil ended with a chorus of "Silent Night."
As people left, many visited a second memorial nearby, in front of the long-closed and vine-covered Turner Grocery building. It was there that two large crosses had been set up, with flowers and dozens of stuffed animals and toys at their bases.
Earlier Monday, the legal process against the accused father and stepmother pressed forward.
A bail hearing for Leavell-Keaton was scheduled tomorrow morning in Mobile County District Court on two counts of willful abuse of a child.
Mobile County District Attorney John Tyson Jr. said that prosecutors will upgrade those charges to the more serious felony of aggravated child abuse and also charge her with two counts of abuse of a corpse.
Tyson said those charges were being processed Monday afternoon and should be finalized by this morning's court hearing.
Tyson, when asked whether Leavell-Keaton will be charged with murder, said that his office will bring other charges as they become "authorized by the facts that we discover in the investigation."
"We are not there yet," Tyson said. "She remains a very important person of interest."
Tyson said that when the children's father was arrested on similar abuse charges, a district judge set bail at $206,000, of which $50,000 had to be paid in cash to be released. He said prosecutors will seek the same bail for Leavell-Keaton.
DeBlase faces an additional $500,000 bail on the murder charges, of which $100,000 would have to be paid in cash.
(Staff Reporters Katherine Sayre and Rhoda Pickett contributed to this report. )


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A dickwhipping.
See also: Huzzah
See also: Huzzah
Did you know that a huzzah is also a Danza slap?
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Hurtful urban myth created in an attempt to tarnish one's reputation.
Mona thought up a sensational Danza Slap about Walt Disney, hoping to ruin his name.
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- Product Review (submitted on December 8, 2012):
I gave this a 4/5 because, while it is a fantastic bag, there were a few flaws in the design that (if improved) would make this one of the best bags out there.
The good and great!
- Waterproof lining, best idea ever for a messenger bag. I've taken this in rain and snow and all of the contents are safe and secure.
- the expand/compressible interior, great for hauling just a computer or notebooks or expanding to fit rain gear, lunch, textbooks, you name it. Great idea and works fantastically.
Downsides and Improvements:
- needs a top carry handle.
- I'd like one of the internal compartments to have a zipper, things don't fall out of the bag when it is closed, but I would like the extra layer of security.
- an external zippered document compartment. I had a bag once that had a small zippered compartment on the back, used it for directions, boarding pass, etc. I'd recommend that for future generations of this.
I can't comment on longevity because I have only had this for a semester, but it looks as solidly built as everything else here and it has held up great so far.


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South Asia is hot on the heels of East Asia to become the world's next middle-income region. But to catch its neighbors, South Asia and its firms – especially in industries such as light manufacturing, auto and agribusiness - will need to compete on a global scale.
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One-and-a-half billion people around the world can't prove who they are. Without an ID, they face barriers doing everyday tasks such as opening a bank account, accessing social benefits, and getting health insurance. New technologies can help countries build robust and inclusive identification systems.
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At a time when other regions are looking inward, this event will highlight the way in which Latin America, and particularly Argentina and Pacific Alliance countries, are taking steps to better integrate with the rest of the world, to boost growth and tackle their development challenges.
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This session explores important questions from the debate on globalization and multilateralism, which include: What lessons have we learned from past attempts at global collective action? What strategies, innovations and guiding principles can help ensure sustainable success?
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Financial inclusion has emerged as a critical development challenge. Join us LIVE to hear about emerging countries' innovative approaches toward financial inclusion and learn how countries can manage de-risking.
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Jobs are critical to building stability in fragile states, and the private sector plays a key role in providing opportunities. However, fragility poses many challenges to private sector job creation. The event will examine these challenges when creating new initiatives in advancing jobs in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
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This flagship event focuses on catalyzing, mobilizing and crowding-in private finance to support the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the WBG's Twin Goals.
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The State of the Africa Region seminar provides an opportunity to reflect on the main trends shaping the economic development of the region. The seminar will discuss key challenges and opportunities facing Africa in an increasingly turbulent global economic environment.
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Caroline Gurley, a first-grader at Meadow Lane Elementary School, performs to the "Hula Hoop Song" during the talent show at the Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair Wednesday evening. She placed second for grades K-2 in the solo novelty act category.
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Caleb Gray and Michaela Gray, siblings from Eastern Wayne Elementary School, perform "If You Wanna be a Star" during the talent show. The duo performed in the vocal category and won second place for grades K-2.
There was an impressive pool of talent among the elementary school set at the Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair Wednesday night -- from the typical singers and dancers to martial arts demonstrators and hula hoopers. Amanda Sarvis stood in the...
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How can I set up a tour?
To request a tour, complete the form here and submit it via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or fax at 512-260-2464. Please note that even with a tour scheduled, personnel may be out of the station to respond to an emergency incident.
May I have a birthday party at a fire station?
No, parties may not be held at the station. You may schedule a tour during the party by following the instructions above, but we do not allow decorations or food to be brought into the station.
How can I reach the Fire Marshal's Office?
The Fire Marshal's Office may be reached at 512-401-5200. The Fire Marshal's Office can answer questions concerning the fire code, plan reviews, scheduling inspections, and general fire safety issues.
Is it allowed to burn a pile of brush?
There is no open burning allowed in the City, except for areas zoned rural/agriculture. The areas zoned rural/agricultural and areas in the City's extra-territorial jurisdiction must apply for a burn permit and can call 512-401-5200 to get information on the permit requirements.
What is Cedar Park's ISO Rating?
Currently the City of Cedar Park is listed as an ISO Class 1 inside of the city limits of Cedar Park and an ISO Class 3 outside of the city limits of Cedar Park. Click here for the ISO Class 1 document to submit to your insurance carrier.
Where can I go to dispose of used oil or other hazardous household wastes?
Motor oil can be disposed of at most parts stores and lube businesses, which may charge a fee for this service. Williamson County Recycling Center can also dispose motor oil or other hazardous household wastes. For further information contact 512-864-3240 or visit their website.
How do I dispose of a fire extinguisher?
You would first discharge all the pressure of the fire extinguisher by turning it upside down and pulling the trigger outside in an open area -- away from children, pets, and cars. This would discharge the pressure in the fire extinguisher without discharging the chemicals. Once discharged of the pressure, you can dispose the fire extinguisher in your normal household trash.
Do you install infant car seats?
No, please contact the SafeRiders for their closest location. More information can be found on their website.
Are fireworks illegal in Cedar Park?
Fireworks are illegal in Cedar Park. It is illegal to possess or use fireworks in The City of Cedar Park, or within 5,000 feet of the City limits. Fines associated with owning, using and/or disposing of fireworks in Cedar Park can be up to $2,000 plus court costs.
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In Craftsy's first-ever Block of the Month, Amy Gibson brings you 10 specific quilting techniques - appliqué, string quilting, paper piecing and more.
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Campus Life
USF has more than 100 co-curricular opportunities, clubs and organizations and student activities on campus. It's easy to get involved, and if you don't find the organization or activity you're looking for, our dynamic student development staff will help you get one started.
Co-curricular Opportunities
USF offers undergraduates several co-curricular opportunities, allowing you to further enrich your academic experiences with advanced coursework and opportunities to apply classroom learning to real-world situations, as well as our Fine Arts performance opportunities. Below are just a few of the many co-curricular opportunities at USF.
Get up, get out and get involved! At USF this isn't difficult, as academic and leadership groups abound. If you want to start your own, our dynamic staff in the Student Development Office will help you. Below are just a few of the many clubs & organizations at USF.
- Association of Cougar Education Students (ACES)
- USF Olympics
- Entrepreneurial Investment Club
- Exercise Science Club
- Honor Societies
At USF we believe in having fun! You can always find crazy social fun like winter Olympics, monster golf, Pac Man competitions and speed dating, just to name a few. Below are just a few of the many Activities at USF.
- Academy Awards Party in Grand Island
- Blanket Making
- Broomball Tournament
- Cougars Got Talent!
- Dodge Ball Tournament
- Festivus Party
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- Gotcha! Tournament
Residence Life
USF offers a variety of residence halls, A.K.A. dorms, designed to help you feel right at home. No matter what your style, you'll love the sense of community and the convenience of living on campus. The first step to living on campus is to complete a housing application.
Things to know:
- On-site resident directors and student resident assistants
- ID-card security access 24/7
- On-site security team 24/7
- Wi-Fi capability
- Computer labs
- Common laundry, cooking areas and lounges
Burgess Hall is an all-male residence hall located near the Cleveland Center and Stewart Center.
Grand Island Hall is an all-female residence hall with a large central lounge.
Kroske Hall is where men occupy rooms on the first floor and women live on the second and third floors.
Bill & Marian Sullivan Faith & Living Center is our newest and largest residence hall for second, third and fourth-year students.
Collier Baker Hall offers apartment-style suites for both men and women. Each apartment is equipped for four students and is complete with a kitchenette and bathroom with shower.
Patterson Hall features one and two-bedroom apartment-style living units.


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Hewlett-Packard released a newversatile laptop with 15.6-inch on Intel platform Huron River with adedicated graphics card AMD DirectX 11, good storage space, a niceamount of RAM, Sandy Bridge processor Core i3 and HDMI, the HPPavilion g6-1245sf.
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Featured Golf News
Ferry Point Course in the Bronx Finally Completed; to Open in 2015
After years of controversy and cost overruns, construction on the long-awaited golf course at Ferry Point Park in the Bronx, N.Y., is complete. Work on the Jack Nicklaus-designed layout was finished October 16, with various dignitaries on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Among those in attendance were Nicklaus, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and developer Donald Trump, who took over for the plagued project and saw it to fruition.
The 18-hole, links-style course occupies 192 acres of a former landfill and is situated at the foot of the Whitestone Bridge near the East River. It offers open views of the Manhattan skyline.
All told, over $100 million were spent on site remediation, legal and environmental problems and assorted other issues. All of the start-and-stop steps needed to complete the course will be worth it, according to golf's "Golden Bear."
"I think Ferry Point will be a tremendous experience," Nicklaus said in a release. "I've been asked to create something that is world-class, a source of pride for New York City, and if they wanted to hold a national or international event, a course that will be a strong golf course from the back tees."
Trump took over the project in 2011 after the original developer pulled out. The Big Apple magnate, whose Trump Golf group boasts an impressive list of courses, including the much-heralded and recently opened Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeen, Scotland, brought the Ferry Point project to completion. Like all his other facilities, this one will have a similar name: Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point.
"Had they not chosen me, it would have been 15 years before it opened," Trump told the Wall Street Journal. "I broke their [behinds], you have no idea. I sent the roughest guys there. I sent construction guys that eat nails."
From the tips the new course will extend nearly 7,400 yards and is certainly capable of holding big-time tournaments. The executive director of the USGA, Mike Davis, has made two visits. Both Trump and Nicklaus hope the venue lands a future U.S. Open.
"We want to see the golf course open," Davis told the WSJ. "It's certainly worth (the USGA) continuing to look at it seriously, but it's so early in the process and so few people have seen it."
The public layout will open for play in spring 2015. Green fees are yet to be established, but they may be upwards of three times that of the city's other municipally-owned courses. Trump plans to spend $10 million on a 12,000-square-foot clubhouse next to the course.
The course will greet its first golfers next spring with youth instruction programs run through the City Parks Foundation.
Nicklaus tipped his cap to the efforts of "The Donald."
"Donald Trump has a deep-rooted love for New York City and he deserves a great deal of credit for getting Ferry Point to the finish line," Nicklaus told Denis Slattery of the New York Daily News.
"If you are going to have a golf course that has the ability to host a high-profile national or international event, you have to have some spice in it."
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The International Festival of Glass is a comprehensive programme of events, exhibitions and masterclasses across May and June 2015. The IFG features the world renowned British Glass Biennale, the UK's major exhibition of contemporary glass; and plays host to thousands of glass enthusiasts and families who visit the Stourbridge Glass Quarter for the four day Public Festival.
The programme for the 2015 International Festival of Glass is currently being planned. Visitors can expect lectures, have a go sessions, demonstrations, evening entertainment, exhibitions, heritage walks and more.
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Spring Hill College to honor first Fannie E. Motley Scholarship recipient
MOBILE — Spring Hill College will honor its first Fannie E. Motley
Scholarship recipient on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Jasmine R.
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honored at a reception at 4 p.m.
The scholarship was named in honor of Fannie Ernestine Motley, the first African-American student to graduate from Spring Hill College in 1956. She was one of the first African-American students to enroll at Spring Hill College in 1954. After graduating with honors in history and English, Motley taught second grade in the Mobile County school system at A.F. Owens School. She then moved to Cincinnati with her husband, Rev. D.L. Motley Sr. and continued teaching for 24 years. In addition to teaching in Cincinnati, she earned her master's degree in counseling from Xavier University.
The Fannie E. Motley Scholarship at Spring Hill College is designed for "well-rounded individuals who will be involved in campus activities and who have the ability to enhance diversity on campus through the celebration of their own unique heritage."
As stated in her scholarship letter, Williams explains, "I feel that I will not only enhance, but grasp the diversity of Spring Hill's campus because I have spent my entire life in very diverse environments." Williams received several honors and awards while in high school. As a writer her poetry was published in several publications, and she was voted Homecoming Queen, Junior Sweetheart and Who's Who Best Personality.
Scholarship recipients are selected upon several criteria, including underrepresented qualities of leadership and concern for ethics and justice, involvement in campus activities, ability to enhance the diversity on campus through familiarity with and appreciation for their own cultural heritage, and the need for financial assistance to attend Spring Hill.


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Oil was hovering around $87 a barrel again Tuesday, its highest price level in 18 months.
The price of oil has been climbing steadily since early February.
"We think that the oil price increase is only of temporary nature, since it is driven by liquidity rather than by fundamental factors," said a report on commodities from Commerzbank in Frankfurt. "The recent increase in correlation between oil prices and equity markets, which has now reached unprecedentedly high levels underscores our view."
Crude traded in a range between $69 and $84 for about nine months before it broke out last week and started moving higher, as investors believe the economy is beginning to expand again.
"We have a general sense that the economy is improving, and investors are now able to see a possible outlook for greater driving demand," consultancy Cameron Hanover said in a report. "There may be a lull as we await this week's supply and demand statistics."
Now some analysts think oil can keep going higher possibly well over $100 again.
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One of the easiest and most enjoyable outings from San Miguel is to spend a good part of the day at one of the local hot springs, where the warm thermal waters are ideal for soaking your bones. There are numerous hotels and mini-resorts with geothermal pools all around the area, but the best and easiest to reach are clustered around ten minutes' drive northwest of town on the road to Dolores Hidalgo. The Santuario de Atotonilco and enigmatic Cañada de la Virgen are equally enticing cultural attractions, while the intriguing half-deserted settlement of Mineral de Pozos and historic towns of Dolores Hidalgo and San José Iturbide make easy and absorbing excursions.
Dolores Hidalgo
Fifty kilometres or so from both Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende, DOLORES HIDALGO is as ancient and as historically rich as either of its southern neighbours. This was Father Hidalgo's parish, and it was from the church in the main plaza here that the historic Grito de la Independencia ("Cry of Independence") was first issued in 1810. The town celebrates the event annually with the Fiestas de Septiembre, ten days of cultural and sporting events, music and fireworks, culminating with the Grito around dawn on the sixteenth.
Perhaps because of its less spectacular location or maybe because there is no university or major language school, Dolores hasn't seen a fraction of the tourist development that has overtaken other places in the Bajío (despite becoming yet another Pueblo Mágico in 2002). It's a good bet, though, for a one-night stopover, and if you can't find accommodation in Guanajuato or San Miguel, this is certainly the place to head; you'll get a better room here for appreciably less. True, there is less to see, but it's an elegant little town and thoroughly Mexican.


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This time of year, everyone's got New Year's resolutions, and Louisiana's congressional representatives are no exceptions. In addition to eating better and exercising more, several of the politicians representing the state in Washington are vowing to do a better job of working together. Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu and Republican Rep. Rodney Alexander, who already have a track record of working across partisan lines as members of their respective Appropriations Committees, this week announced plans to hold regular delegation strategy sessions to talk about Louisiana issues.
And really, they have plenty of incentive to live up to the unity talk.
Louisiana Republicans bucked national trends by picking up two seats in the House, but the Democrats are still in charge, both of Congress and, in less than two weeks, of the White House. All those GOP members have made it clear they want to bring home a share of that giant stimulus bill President-elect Obama wants to sign ASAP. Getting it will hinge on working with members of the other party and presenting a united front.
But there are also reasons to think this is yet another resolution that could wind up in the trash heap.
On the Senate side, it's a question of personalities. Despite periodic attempts at detente, Democrat Mary Landrieu and Republican David Vitter have never really liked or trusted one another enough to function as a cohesive team. Washington veterans couldn't help but notice Tuesday that Landrieu was the only newly elected or re-elected senator who didn't invite her in-state colleague to escort her to be sworn in. Instead, she chose Maryland's Barbara Mikulski, a Democrat, and New Mexico Republican Pete Domenici.
On the House side, rivalries between members could develop too, for more practical reasons.
Louisiana is expected to lose one of its seven congressional districts after the 2010 census, which means some member will lose a safe seat when the state Legislature draws new boundaries.
No matter how well he performs in office, nobody would label new 2nd District U.S. Rep. Anh "Joseph" Cao safe, given that he's a Republican in an overwhelmingly Democratic district and was elected under most unusual circumstances. But due to the state's large black population and the demands of the federal Voting Rights Act, the majority African-American district he represents should survive in some form, even if it ends up taking in both New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
That means Steve Scalise's 1st District should remain intact too, because it takes in the largely white, conservative areas that border the 2nd.
That leaves the remaining five congressmen to divvy up what will be four seats.
Alexander, as the senior member of the delegation and the one with the most lucrative committee assignment for the state, should be safe in his northeast Louisiana district.
Charlie Melancon, the lone remaining Democrat and a leader of the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition, will probably get to keep his southeast Louisiana district too, unless he decides to challenge Vitter before then.
Charles Boustany can claim a niche too, although it's unclear whether his new seat on Ways and Means will be enough to protect his southwest Louisiana district. Most vulnerable, perhaps, are newcomers John Fleming of northwest Louisiana and Bill Cassidy, whose Baton Rouge-area district would be easy to divide among several others.
None of this will happen until 2011, but the jockeying is already starting. Maybe it won't interfere with the new cooperation initiative. On the other hand, it can be hard to stand together when, in the end, not everyone will be left standing.
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Stephanie Grace is a staff writer. She may be reached at 504.826.3383 or at email@example.com.


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I would also like to know how large of a population could be supported on paleo. I'd be interested in anyone that had better knowledge on the subject.
On NPR's website, there is a science blog, which I often enjoy quite a bit. Today's contribution was titled: The Paleo-Diet: Not the Way to a Healthy Future. Written by anthropologist Barbara J. King, it addresses the global sustainability of paleo eating and the lack of scientific foundation for de Vany's and Cordain's tenets.
The Paleo-Diet: Not The Way To A Healthy Future : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture : NPR
Notably, she made no mention of Mark Sisson or the very adaptable approach he recommends. She points out that human populations adapted to available resources depending on where they were. PB is consistent with that, it would seem, as there is an enormous variety of choices available from which to make our appropriate regional, seasonal and personal selections.
She also seems to think that all advocates of a paleo approach think that everyone on the planet should be eating this way (she cites the population of 7 billion). Mark explicitly states that this is not a recommended approach where animal protein is hard to come by and caloric resources are largely plant-derived. And he explicitly states that, given a choice, free-range and grass-fed are preferable to grain-fattened anything (one of King's objections is the need for more grain-fed animals raised in factory farms).
I'm curious to see what rebuttals you more experienced Grokkers would offer Ms. King, if you could chat with her and set her straight, at least as far as the PB approach goes. She makes a variety of points, but I see flaws in many of them. How about you?
I would also like to know how large of a population could be supported on paleo. I'd be interested in anyone that had better knowledge on the subject.
I saw that pop up on my facebook page and commented wondering if NPR was underwritten by Monstanto today. So far I've got 8 "likes".
I'm all for the population decreasing. I think the argument certainly holds water when you consider the population boom due to agriculture. All these people are about to make the planet go out of orbit if they keep fattening up and reproducing like its their right or something. No more than two kids per household if that, and ration the food, mass suicides are encouraged as well.
I would be very interested in finding out more about sustainable food production myself. We've come a long way since Frances Moore Lappé's Diet for a Small Planet (pretty strictly vegetarian). With the local and slow food movements, there is some pressure to put agriculture back on a sustainable footing (it is definitely not there now).
There is a lot of talk about reducing the impacts of agriculture on climate change, with one major target being the production of grains to fatten livestock. But that assumes that all animals intended for human consumption must be raised in confinement on largely grain-based diets. That is certainly what I learned back in the late 70s in my livestock nutrition classes at Purdue, but we are talking about the birth-place of Big Ag! Their focus was the most pounds produced for the least money. Period. Fortunately, in the intervening 30+ years, we have learned the advantages of other rearing methods.
I have often contemplated raising free-range chickens and rabbits as my home meat and egg producers. I may do that when I retire, but at the moment I'm not looking to add complications to my life.
Rather Darwinian thinking, iniQuity.
I think that the problem is one of distribution, not production. That is, policy and politics are the problem, not biology.
It's an overpopulation issue, not a paleo dieting issue. I look forward to listening to the story and commenting.
I agree with iniQuity. There are too many people, period. I feel like Agent Smith from "The Matrix", but seriously, enough is enough. This world can only support so many people.
And no, I don't plan on ever having any kids.
I think sustainability freaks are just as much "blind fanatics" as we are, except they're worse because they're self-righteous. The assumption that we believe 7 billion people can eat and live like this is flat-out insulting.
Does anyone know of a Paleo guru who claims the diet is sustainable? I know Mark doesn't.


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STAR-CCM+ includes a human thermo-physiological model called Thermal Comfort Model (TCM) that accounts for thermal inertia, blood circulation, heat exchange (convection, conduction, radiation), vapor exchange (perspiration, breathing) and computer body temperatures and vapor loss/gain. Simulations can either be steady or transient.
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YouTube Marketing Tip #3 – Being Consistent
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The Challenge is Over! – Day 30
May 29, 2012 by admin
Day 30 is here which means the 30-day Video SEO Challenge is over! Here's a quick video to let you know how excited we are about what happened with the Challenge!
Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and support throughout these past 30 days – you are all awesome!
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Eye Patterns and Reading Thoughts – Day 25
May 22, 2012 by admin
Learn how to tell if your kids are lying to you and/or how to know what others are thinking just by looking at their eyes! I thought it would be fun to wrap up my 30-Day Video SEO Challenge with a mini-course on NLP (neuro-linguistic programming).
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Reflections on Cycling and Business by Keynote Speaker Bart Miller – Day 24
May 21, 2012 by admin
As I am approaching the last week of my 30-Day Video SEO Challenge…I pause to reflect a moment on what cycling (206 miles in one day across 3 states) has taught me and how to apply it to business. Hope you like it! Please subscribe to me channel if you do…thanks!
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Adventures in Chicago – Day 23
May 18, 2012 by admin
Day 23! Adventures in Chicago…Cobe and I sure had a great time. While walking the streets of Chicago we met this gentleman and decided to catch him on film…little did we know that this man is homeless.
How does this tie in to video and business? You never know when you are going to catch some great moments on film, so be sure to keep your eyes and ears open and be aware of what's going on around you! Enjoy!
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YouTube Dude – Colt Whitmore (Day 18)
May 13, 2012 by admin
Today I was totally stoked to be a part of the Colt Whitmore show! Colt Whitmore has quite a following, with 30,000 viewers tuning in every Sunday to watch his live show all about his life in Idaho! You're going to love meeting him and hearing what he has to say!
I am also sure you're wondering what my final, 30-Day Video SEO Challenge week will be about so I'm going to tell you! THIS WEEK I will be talking with some more heavy hitters from YouTube (example: Orabrush, Threadless, Shira Lazar) that are going to knock your socks off with some incredible insights into the power of YouTube and video!
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You can find Colt at: www.youtube.com/user/coltwhitmore or you can tune into his live, interactive show on Sunday evenings (8 PM Pacific, 11 PM Eastern, and 9 PM Mountain Standard) at: www.stickam.com/coltwhitmore.
And…of course you can find me at www.youtube.com/user/bartallanmiller.
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How to Create Residual Income with Continuity Programs, Part 4 – Day 15
May 10, 2012 by admin
Hope you're all doing your homework for the "how to create residual income with continuity programs" mini-course! If you haven't been, go back and watch the previous videos and make sure you get that done! Remember: knowledge is potential power…APPLIED knowledge is power!
For Day 4 in the continuity (membership) program mini-course we're going to talk about the fun, creative process to putting your membership program together: logo and website creation. I am going to share with you some great places to go to get some professional looking work done at affordable prices.
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How to Create Residual Income with Continuity Programs, Part 3 – Day 14
May 9, 2012 by admin
Part 3 in the weeklong mini-series about how to create residual income with your own continuity (membership) website is all about choosing your membership's program's name and what things you need to watch out for before any design work begins.
Today's homework: choose your name!
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How to Create Residual Income with Continuity Programs, Part 2 – Day 13
May 8, 2012 by admin
Yesterday's video was the first in a week-long series packed with FREE content on how to start your own continuity (membership) program. We discussed what membership programs (both offline and online) are and the power they have for creating residual income.
Today is all about the first steps to take to create your membership program!
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Washington, Help Us Inaugurate UberTAXI
Just like with our black car service, open up your Uber app and you can easily request a DC taxi, pay with your credit card, and do it all with just the tap of a button. In a nutshell, UberTAXI offers the reliability and convenience you expect from Uber at a lower cost, so you can pick exactly what kind of ride you need, whenever you need it.
Thanks to the pro-innovation, pro-consumer legislation passed last month by the DC Council, we know that Uber is here to stay, which is why we are rolling out new transportation options like UberTAXI. But make no mistake: it's still an experiment, and we will continue to improve on UberTAXI as more people use it.
Ready to try UberTAXI? Please keep these things in mind:
- Supply will be limited at first. Many taxis don't fit Uber standards, so we are curating our supply pretty carefully.
- Black car will remain the default. To request a taxi instead of a black car, be sure to select TAXI in the Uber app, then request as usual.
- Once you get in the car, your driver will start the regular taxi meter. At the end of the trip, your driver will input the fare into their Uber iPhone, including all tolls and surcharges that would normally apply for a DC taxi ride. After the fare is entered into the app a $2 Uber booking fee will be added.
- Like any Uber ride, you don't need to pay the driver directly. All charges will go to your credit card on file.
- A 20% gratuity will be added to your fare. This will be done automatically and charged to your credit card, exactly like a black car Uber ride (and unlike any taxi ride you've ever taken here in the District!).
- At this time, TAXI will only be available for pick-ups in the District. If you are in Virginia or Maryland, stay tuned for updates about when UberTAXI will be available to you.
- Requesting via text message? Head to m.uber.com to request a taxi.
- Don't need a taxi? You can keep using all the same sedan and SUV options exactly as before.


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LAMBERTVILLE — Constance C. Schuster died on Monday, April 2, 2012, in the Hunterdon Medical Center, Raritan Township. She was 88.
Born in Grand Rapids, Mich., on Feb. 21, 1924, daughter of Charles R. and Hope Gove Cargill, she had formerly resided in Morrisville, Pa., Princeton, and Flemington, before moving to Lambertville in 2006.
A gemologist, she was a self-employed gem appraiser. She was also formerly Art Director for G. Fox Department Store, Hartford, Conn., and also for Macy's Department Stores. She and her husband operated an antique shop, Schuster's of Princeton, Inc., Princeton, 1959-1980. She also lectured on antiques.
Surviving are her husband of sixty-two years, Harold Schuster; a daughter, Liz Schuster of Holicong, Pa.; a son, Alexander Schuster of Naples, Fla.; and three grandchildren, Lauren Schuster, Nicole Schuster and Raphael Rosati; and a great-grandson, Nicholas Rosati.
Another daughter, Stephanie Schuster, died in 2005.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Holcombe-Fisher Funeral Home, 147 Main Street, Flemington.