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Historical Traveler Reviews Best Florida Resort Lauderdale by the Sea
Best place to stay at Lauderdale by the sea
My girlfriend and I stayed at the Best Florida Resort from July 28th
through August 2nd 2005, and absolutely loved it! If you like a small
resort, this is definitely a place for you. The owner's we met had to be
some of the friendliest people that we met during our stay in Florida.
They were very helpful and full of ideas of things to do and places to
see. There were restauarants and stores all within walking distance
which really made it nice. The beach is just a short stroll from the
resort. The room was clean and nicely decorated. My favorite feature of the
resort had to be the pool area. You were surrounded by palm trees, tiki
huts, and felt like your own private paradise. The maid service was
excellent and if it weren't for a couple of early mornings, I would have
never met her. So no need to worry about someone banging on your door
when you stay here. The next time we make it back to Lauderdale we will
definitely stay again.
Better than most of the 4 star hotels I have been to
If you are ever in the Fort Lauderdale area, this is the place to stay. The owners thought of it all. The decor and furnishings in the rooms are truly unique, not the usual hotel room furniture. The attention to detail including the bedsheets, towels...everything was fantastic. The gardens around the pool made one feel as if you were on tropical island. I have been all over the world and this place is one of the best.
This has my highest recommendation. The name is correct, it is the Best Florida Resort.
Best deal in Lauderdale-by-the-sea !!!!!
We spent 10 nights in the Best Florida Resort and we can only confirm that all the previously made positve comments are 100% correct.
The overall state of the accomodations, as well as the entire resort facilities, the perfect location (e.g. supermarket, beach, restaurants), extremely competent & friendly owners couple - go out of their way for clients all the time - and, last but not least, a very effective and reliable maid service (Grace), made our stay a memorable one.
Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful
Best Florida Resort is, by far, the nicest and most attractive place that we've stayed. Rooms are done tastefully and are very clean, quiet and the perfect get-away! The kitchen area is fully furnished with all necessary cutlery, pots, dishes, etc. The outdoor area is absolutely beautiful. The owners take great pride in their property and we give them an A++++. Hope to get back there again.
Best florida resort review
I thought the accomadations were excellent and the staff would bend over backwards to help you in any way. The owner even went as far as to take me deep sea fishing a couple of times. The over all look of the grounds were excellent with a very tropical setting and some sunny areas to sun bath as well. The room was very clean and newly painted. The maid service was excellent and was there to accomadate me . Everything was close , pier, shopping , lounges, etc. and only needed a rental car for long out of town trips. The pool was very clean and well kept as was everything.
The room had cable tv, micowave, and frige and all looked new. Thank you for a relaxing time and a great vacation!
In a word Perfect
I stayed here from 4/10 to 4/13 this place is gorgeous, don't let the price fool you, every nice thing said about this place is true. The rooms are roomy with all the comforts of home, the decor inside the room as well as outside the room (walk ways and pools areas) is Perfect, I don't have one single complaint. The owners are more than helpful and are full of suggestions on what to do and where to go. This place is as neat and clean as they come. I had made prior reservations at The Clarion Resort, which I didn't know until I reached ft lauderdale is located right next door. I am so glad I canceled my reservations with them and stayed here! If you pick this hotel, you made a smart decision, good luck booking a room, they often have no vacancies. I was told they get a lot of repeat business, I see why!
Absolutely Enchanting/Fabulous Location
My husband and I recently spent some truly memorable days at the Florida Best Resort in Lauderdale-by-the-sea, owned by Bozena & Tomasz Jurczak. We were so delighted and enchanted with our accomodations that we immediately sent them the following letter of appreciation, which I will share with you:
Friday, 25 March 2005
Dear Mrs. Jurczak,
We want to thank you for the opportunity to stay at your resort. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea.
Most especially we liked the delightful atmosphere you have created at your resort for your guests, both outdoors as well as indoors.
Your artistic flair is apparent in every detail - the unique purple/black neon sign, bamboo entance gate, tropical patio and garden, the elegant motif in each guest room, the brightly colored fish and frogs that form the backdrop to the pool area.
It is all done so tastefully. You have done so much in a relatively small area. It is easy to forget one is so close to Ocean Drive as the trees form an environmentally friendly and effective barrier.
Our accomodations were absolutely fantastic; comfortable, aesthetically appealing, clean, centrally located, safe and very reasonably priced. It was relaxing to sip evening cocktails in the patio amidst the tropical plants, totem poles, elaborate wooden chime/gong, etc. Refreshing and relaxing.
I want to extend our appreciation to your housekeeper, Ewa,
who did a thorough job at keeping our room in perfect order and clean (without the smell of strong chemical solvents.).
Please thank her for us.
Our stay at your resort contributed to the overall memorable and remarkable vacation we had in Florida.
Once again thank you!
Grateful Vacationers
Your Own Little Piece Of Paradise
My husband and I recently returned from a months vacation in Florida. The Best Florida Resort is a wonderful place to stay. The tropical garden around the pool area is beautiful, especially at night. The rooms are immaculate and the location can't be beat. You're within walking distance to everything Lauderdale-By-The-Sea has to offer. The owners go out of their way to make you welcome and take great pride in the tropical paradise that they have created. We will be back next year.
Great place to stay!!!!
The Best Florida Resort offers rooms that are well decorated and well maintained. The owners are very proud of their resort and it was kept very clean at all times. Another plus is that it is very well situated (within walking distance of the beach, stores & restaurants). We definitely recommend this resort to an adult clientele!
Peaceful, relaxing and well maintained
The Best Florida Resort is a very affordable hotel with great amenities. The tropical plants and trees that line the front of the hotel block out traffic, which gives you a secluded feeling as you lounge by the pool. The pool area is nicely decorated with a polynesian style. Outside the rooms and around the pool, you're surrounded by a tropical garden.
The rooms are all very clean and recently remodeled. My husband and I stayed in a one bedroom that included a fridge (not a mini-fridge) that we could put plenty of groceries in. There was also a toaster, coffee maker and dishes and glassware. Our friends stayed in a small studio apartment that had a living room and kitchenette that came with pots and pans, dishes, utensils, salt and pepper and all the extra stuff you need to use for cooking and having meals. A supermarket is located less than a block away which is really convenient.
Best of all, the beach is less than a minute walk away! The beach was clean and not crowded.
I highly recommend the Best Florida Resort for people who appreciate cleanliness and enjoy a peaceful, quiet and relaxing atmosphere. The owners of Best Florida Resort really value their property and emphasizes that their guests also have the same respect.
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... to catch to our hotel in Kissimmee. We hopped on the bus and navigated our way to our Hotel "Royal Parc Suites", and the bus dropped us off right outside the hotel, winning! So we head in, check in and get told that its free beer and wine from 5-6pm and we had 15minutes left. So if we wanted free alcohol, we could grab some on the way to our room. This was certainly a nice welcoming given our long day spent on buses and trains. ...
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Today had a very long swim in the pool and a great relax. We played with a water ball that we purchased from the resort and some blow up water toys. We had lunch at the Front Porch Cafe just around the corner from where we are staying. We looked along the beach at stalls where people were selling jewellery ...
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As our treat for walking so many miles, we ended up in the Cove Bar for a chocolate martini. The bar staff wanted to know if this would be a regular drink, we said no that tomorrow would be an expresso martini. He then gave some suggestions on others that we may like to try. Sounds like they will keep us in martinis for a while.
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BARRE TOWN The committal and graveside service to honor the life of Patricia B. Jensen, of Balsam Drive, was held Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013, at 11 a.m. in the Berlin Corner Cemetery. She died Oct. 15, 2013, at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin, having been admitted from the Woodridge Nursing Home, where she had been a resident since 2009.
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Alumni memberships to the Markin Family Student Recreation Center are now available. The cost for a one-year alumni membership is $500 that includes a Bradley University ID. Please see in our frequently asked questions that additional membership options are now available, as well as, locker rental.
To be eligible for alumni membership to the Markin Center, you must be classified as a Bradley alumnus or alumna; the spouse of an alumnus or alumna with an active membership; you must be a donor to the University within the last year or do so prior to obtaining membership; and must agree to and sign documentation detailing policies, procedures and expectations of alumni pass holders. Violations will result in forfeiture of pass with no refund.
Membership to this facility is a privilege we are pleased to have the ability to offer Bradley alumni. Our ability to offer this service is dependent on the support of generous donors to the University. Given the increased interest in alumni memberships we must begin to enforce the policy that membership is dependent on being a donor to the University. You can choose any area of the University to Make a Gift and support of any level is greatly appreciated. Whether your gift is big or small, your involvement is appreciated by our Bradley family and students. You can make your gift at give2.bradley.edu.
If you are interested in applying for membership to the Markin Center, please complete the on-line application. Applications will also be accepted by mail at Bradley University, Alumni Relations, 1501 W. Bradley Avenue, Peoria IL 61625.
Answers to the most frequently asked questions are as follows:
What does the alumni membership provide?
As an alumni member, you have access during building hours – there are no restrictions to any activity areas providing availability. Members are eligible to purchase group fitness passes and personal training sessions.
Are there any restrictions?
Alumni may not participate in intramurals or reserve spaces with the exception of the racquetball courts which have a reservation policy.
May I bring guests to the Markin Center?
Alumni members must follow the Markin Center guest-pass policy that allows members to sponsor one guest per day at a fee of $5.00. The alumni pass is an individual pass, not a family membership.
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A one-year, $50 parking pass is available for swipe-card access to the Main Street Parking Deck. Parking is not available anywhere else on campus, and the fee is non-refundable.
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Alumni members can purchase half-lockers, when available, according to the following fee schedule:
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Co. certifies preliminary 2012 budget that includes tax increase
WILLMAR -- The Kandiyohi County Commissioners gave preliminary approval Tuesday to a 2.6 percent increase in taxes and a general fund budget of $59 million for 2012.
Final action won't be taken until mid-December, but under state law, the proposed tax levy can only decrease -- it cannot be increased.
County Administrator Larry Kleindl said 2.1 percent of the proposed tax increase was because of "cuts and shifts" in state funding that affects the county budget.
Most county department budgets were kept at the same funding level as this year, but state aids and credits to Kandiyohi County were reduced a total of $605,997 for 2012, resulting in the majority of the levy increase, said Kleindl.
The county kept expenditures tight and is using reserve funds to make up for part of the state funding cuts to keep taxes from increasing even more, he said. Without local budget cuts and the use of reserves, the county levy would have increased about 9 percent.
Given the current economic situation, Kleindl said he knew a 9 percent levy increase "was not going to happen."
Even though the county levy is increasing 2.6 percent, it's relatively low compared to most years.
A 17-year history of the county's budget shows the average levy increase of about 6 percent. The highest years were in 2000 when the levy increased 12.8 percent and in 2001 when it increased 14.9 percent.
The lowest increases were recorded in 2004 and 2010 when the county levy increased 1.7 percent each of those years.
The proposed $59 million budget increased $564,600 from 2011, and includes a $1.1 million expansion of the sanitary landfill. Reserves are being used to help fund that expense. Kleindl said the county will "borrow" money from itself with the promise to pay it back over the next three years.
An expensive project to complete mandated upgrades on elevators in county buildings was also revamped and spread out over three years. Breaking the job into small projects will cost the county about half as much, said Kleindl.
Some departments, such as the county attorney's office, saw an increase in their budget because they are taking over programs, like Circle Sentencing, that had been funded by other departments.
Overall, the county budget is "flat and consistent," said Kleindl, who praised the department heads for trimming their budgets while yet meeting demands of their duties.
The county's gross proposed levy for 2012 is $29,689,700, an increase of $773,200 over 2011.
Kandiyohi County will get $1,553,282 in state county program aid, which will reduce the net levy to $28,136,418.
The County Board of Commissioners also accepted proposed levy requests of $121,232 from the Housing and Redevelopment Authority and $455,000 from the Kandiyohi County and City of Willmar Economic Development Commission.
Following a public hearing Tuesday, the commissioners agreed to allow treated effluent from a proposed sanitary sewer treatment system in Roseland Township to be discharged into County Ditch 8.
The county will not charge an outlet fee but set benefits of $4,200 for the 23.5 acres of land the Roseland sewer district purchased.
The action is contingent upon final permit approval from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
When completed, sewage from the 54 homes in Roseland, located in southern Kandiyohi County, will be pumped to two treatment ponds. Treated water will then be discharged into County Ditch 8.
Currently, untreated sewage is discharged into County Ditch 18A, which flows into County Ditch 8, which flows into Hawk Creek and eventually the Minnesota River.
The MPCA first informed Roseland that it was out of compliance in 2004. Efforts have been under way since then to obtain funds and permits to upgrade the system.
The project is estimated to cost $2 million.
In other action:
* The commissioners approved a "Safe and Sober" grant of $18,400 from the state Department of Public Safety. The grant is lower than in the past because crashes and serious injury crashes in the county have decreased, said County Sheriff Dan Hartog.
* Nicholas Brown, from The Nature Conservancy, gave a presentation about efforts in the region to expand and preserve prairie land. The nonprofit organization does pay assessable property taxes on land in purchases, and the land is open to the public for hunting and other uses. Some of the land is also used for agriculture, including grazing.


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Calcutta, Oct 21, 2010 (Washington Bangla Radio) Gulliver's Travels (2010) Hollywood Thriller movie directed by Rob Letterman has a release date of Dec 22, 2010. The film stars Jack Black, Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, Billy Connolly, Amanda Peet and others.
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The release date of the film is Nov 26, 2010.
Phans Gaye Re Obama stars Rajat Kapoor, Neha Dhupia and Amole Gupte in lead roles.
'Phans Gaye Re Obama' is
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USA. The film traces the journey of Om
Shashtri, an American citizen of Indian origin, who loses all his wealth
overnight to the global recession & has been asked to vacate his home by
the bank unless he pays up $100,000 (mortgaged amount) within 30 days.
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Tropico 4: Modern Times Cheats
New update?
HuskyPeter posted on Jul 27, 2013 2:45:50 AM - Report post
I just tried to play tropico 4 modern times, after buying the pirate skin. And now the trainer doesnt work. It says #activated# in main menu but when in game and oressing numpad 1... nothing happens. And then after a few seconds the game crash.
can someone please look into this.
Ive tried running as admin, reinstall game, verify cache andredownloading the trainer and tried to run it with the steam blocking tool. but nothing eorks,
HuskyPeter posted on Jul 27, 2013 9:37:48 AM - Report post
Please help. i know now that its not a new update. but i can activate the trainer but when ingame pressing 1 ... nothing happens. no sound, no money. Can this be from that tiny expansionpack with the pirates? and if so... can i request a trainer for it. please help.
The DLC is called "pirates heaven". i hope its not too much work
The DLC is called "pirates heaven". i hope its not too much work
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Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
5th Edition
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Section I: Basis of Disease Pathogenesis
A. Genetics
1 Major histocompatibility complex class II
Michelle M.A. Fernando and Timothy J. Vyse
2 Genetic susceptibility and class III complement genes
John P. Atkinson, Peter M. Schneider and C. Yung Yu
3 Constitutive genes and lupus
Betty P. Tsao and Yun Deng
4 Genetics of lupus in mice
Dwight H. Kono and Argyrios N. Theofilopoulos
B. Cellular Pathogenesis
5 Tolerance and autoimmunity
Shiv Pillai and Kendra N. Taylor
6 Dendritic cells in SLE
Gerlinde Obermoser, Karolina Palucka, Hideki Ueno, Jacques Banchereau, and Virginia Pascual
7 T cells and systemic lupus erthematosus
Jose C. Crispin and George C. Tsokos
8 B-lymphocyte biology in SLE
Mark J. Mamula
9 Polymorhonuclear and endothelial cells
Robert Clancy
10 Mechanisms and consequences of mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress in T cells of patients with SLE
Andras Perl
11 Cell cycle regulation and systemic lupus erythematosus
Dimitrios Balomenos
12 The role of reactive nitrogen and oxygen intermediates in systemic lupus erythematosus
Ahmad K. Mashmoushi, Gary S. Gilkeson and Jim C. Oates
C. Humoral Pathogenesis
13 Origins of antinuclear antibodies
Westley H. Reeves, Yuan Xu, Haoyang Zhuang, Yi Li and Lijun Yang
14 Anti-DNA antibodies: Structure, regulation and pathogenicity
Cynthia Aranow, Dun Zhou and Betty Diamond
15 Extractable nuclear antigens and SLE: specificity and role in disease pathogenesis
Mary Keogan, Grainne Kearns and Caroline A. Jefferies
16 Antihistone and antispliceosomal antibodies
Minoru Satoh, Marvin J. Fritzler, and Edward K.L. Chan
17 Toll-like receptors in SLE
Terry K. Means
18 Interferon-alpha in systemic lupus erythematosus
Mary K. Crow
"The first edition was published in 1987, and revisions every five or six years have kept this reference up to date. An earlier edition was cited in Brandon-Hill, but, surprisingly, this work is absent from the Medical Library Association's Master Guide.... Like its predecessors, this reference aims for comprehensiveness, and this fifth edition incorporates an abundance of new terms and concepts, key opinions from researchers and clinicians, and, for the first time, '...ways to approach, examine and quantify clinical facts from lupus patients.' Chapters are organized in sections on the basis of disease pathogenesis (e.g. genetics, cellular pathogenesis, humoral pathogenesis, environmental aspects, mechanisms of tissue injury); clinical aspects; anti-phospholipid syndrome; and treatment. Editor Robert G. Lahita (New Jersey Medical School, and Newark Beth Israel Medical Center) is joined for this edition by three associate editors: George Tsokos (Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center); Jill P. Buyon (NYU Medical Center); and Takao Koike (Hokkaido U. School of Medicine, Japan)."--SciTech Book News


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The air purifier market is getting competitive and the appearance of it is changing, starting from Balmuda or Muji.
We approached different perspective of air purifier, focusing on the essence, not following their path of the new appearance.
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We visited Naoshima and it was first time for everyone. We walked, listend and felt everything in the island, and got lost of time. The 3 days in Naoshima was inspiring with the stunning nature.
Tokyo Design Week 2015
We visited Tokyo for Tokyo Design Week as annual event for BDCI workshop. We had quality time to have a look at the G-Mark Exhibition held in Midtown Tokyo, as Fumie Shibata was one of the judge of the award, and also vice-chairman of Japan Good Design Award.
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BDCI is having a fresh start in a new place. BDCI is located near Gyeongbok palace of Joseon Dynasty which has a long historical background of Korean artists from the era and King Sejong who created Korean alphabet called 'Hangul'. It was essential to allow for flexible and dynamic interactions of space, as the working … Read More
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As BDCI is involved with both product design and branding, regular meeting with Osmosis took part of our routine when we visit Hong Kong. But when we gathered in Hong Kong, this time, we had a certain purpose, which is to open new design mock-up of the second project with Osmosis, and designed by Fumie … Read More


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By Silla Brush and Bridget Johnson - 10/04/09 02:06 PM EDT
Senate Democrats and Republicans on Sunday called for Congress to debate new economic sanctions on Iran amid new reports that the country has the necessary information to design and produce a workable nuclear bomb.
In a confidential analysis, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) concluded that Iran has the necessary research, but does not indicate how far along Iran is in building an actual weapon, according to The New York Times.
"We need to bring a real sense of urgency to this issue," said Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Ind.). "The clock is running. We need to have tough sanctions.
"Having this dialogue is good but what's important is holding them to what they do, not what they say," Bayh said.
Sen. Bob CaseyBob CaseyDems to GOP: Help us fix ObamaCare Enough bickering, time to stay focused on important issues: Pennsylvania holds keys in Clinton-Trump tilt MORE (D-Pa.) said that "every possible option" should be on the table with regard to sanctions. Casey emphasized legislation that is intended to move pension fund assets out of companies that do business with Iran.
"We should at least give the president all of he tools he needs to impose sanctions," Casey said. "We cannot allow talking and negotiation to replace strong action."
Sen. Lindsey GrahamLindsey GrahamObama nominates ambassador to Cuba Funding bill rejected as shutdown nears Shutdown risk grows over Flint MORE (R-S.C.) said that the Senate should hold an "Iran week" to hold votes on sanctions bills.
Democrats and Republicans said they were hoping to tailor the sanctions so as not to target the Iranian public and apply maximum pressure on the regime.
Graham said that if sanctions fail and a military route is necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, the United States -- not Israel -- should lead the effort. Graham said that such an attack should not only target nuclear facilities.
"We should destroy their ability to make conventional war," Graham said. "That would be the last resort."
On "Meet the Press," U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice would not comment on the report in the Times, saying "our whole approach is predicated on an urgent need" to keep Iran from obtaining a nuclear capability.
"We're in a period of intense negotiations now," Rice said, referring to the talks between Iran, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and Germany in Switzerland last week. She echoed President Barack ObamaBarack ObamaWebb: After the debate Why not Gary Johnson? Donald Trump, the Russian candidate MORE's assessment that the talks were a "constructive," but "only a beginning."
Host David Gregory pressed Rice on what the deadlines for Iran were now, considering that the adminstration had previously indicated the Islamic Republic had until September's G-20 meeting to make progress on coming clean with its nuclear program, which Iran claims is solely for peaceful energy purposes.
Rice refused to set a deadline while stressing that Iran's compliance in the near future would indicate a "degree of seriousness not seen before."
"We're not interested in talking for talking's sake," Rice said, noting that Iran will have to meet a "very finite" period of deadlines in October if it wasnts to come back to the negotiating table in a month.
That includes an Oct. 25 visit to the Qom reactor by the IAEA, which was announced Sunday by agency chief Mohammed ElBaradei.
"It is important for us to have comprehensive cooperation over the Qom site. We had dialogue, we had talks on clarification of the facility in Qom, which is a pilot enrichment plant," ElBaradei said at a news conference in Tehran.


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Integrates with Outlook, Outlook Express, and Eudora mail clients. Protects any POP3 account, and protects Hotmail and Yahoo! accounts directly. Whitelist and blacklist support. Well-integrated with Norton Internet Security 2005 suite.
Does not support IMAP or Exchange accounts; can't process an existing mail folder; AutoBlock features can cause false positives; user interface can seem slow at times.
Bottom Line
Norton AntiSpam 2005 works hard to separate spam from valid mailso hard that it sometimes seems a bit sluggish. Its accuracy is very good, approaching that of MailFrontier Desktop 4.0 (our Editor's Choice for filter-based antispam). It integrates well with Norton Internet Security 2005 (our Editors' Choice among such suites), and as a standalone app offers ad and pop-up blocking.
Norton AntiSpam 2005 starts with a set of standard rules to identify spam and then refines them, learning just how you define spam. It can import your address books into its whitelist, along with people you send e-mail to and senders of messages you rescue from the spam folder. A whitelisted sender will never be blocked. If you mark a message as spam it can blacklist the sender, and you can also add addresses and domains manually. NAS doesn't handle IMAP or Exchange accounts, but it integrates with Outlook, Outlook Express, or Eudora, and can filter mail for any POP3 account. It will also filter Hotmail and Yahoo! accounts directly.
This version introduces AutoBlock: non-context blocking for specific types of spam. For example, it blocks phishing scams by detecting Web forms or visible URLs that don't match the actual link. On Symantec's advice, we disabled AutoBlock in our testing to avoid false positives, left the filter level set to Medium, and blocked all languages except English. Before testing, we filtered three weeks of backed-up messages and manually corrected those that were misfiled. The training was effective: It halved NAS's error rates. We were lucky to have mail waiting on the server, as NAS can't process messages that have already been downloaded. We turned off the blacklist and whitelist features and let NAS filter e-mail for a week. The results were good: Just 2 percent of valid mail was marked as spam, and 7 percent of spam reached the inbox.
Users can define word-based spam rules, but we feel that training the filtering engine is more effective. You can set it to block all mail from senders not on the whitelist; however, in the absence of any challenge/response system, you'll have to carefully check your spam folder for valid mail from new or changed e-mail accounts. NAS does integrate nicely with Norton Internet Security 2005, our Editors' Choice among security suites, and includes ad blocking and pop-up blocking as bonus features. And unlike SpamNet, it offers a full local help system.
Norton AntiSpam 2005 works hard to separate spam from valid mailso hard that it at times seems a bit sluggish. It's quite accurate, approaching (but not quite equaling) MailFrontier Desktop 4.0 (the best we've found among filter-based antispam tools). Still, NAS should prove good enough for most users, especially when used as part of the comprehensive Norton Internet Security 2005 suite.
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Aiken will join 42,000 other cities all over the country today to celebrate the National Day of Prayer.
Aikens National Day of Prayer will include two different events hosted by a local organizing committee, and everyone is invited to attend.
The first will be a noon hour of prayer in front of the Municipal Building, located at 214 Park Ave. The second event will be held later tonight at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center, located at 1700 Whiskey Road. The event will run from 6:45 to 8:15 p.m.
Committee member Roger Rollins said its important for Aiken residents and communities around the country to unite for the national event.
Its important that our nation continue praying for our nation, he said. We should come together, at least once a year, to pray for each other, our leadership and many other issues.
Derrek Asberry is a beat reporter with the Aiken Standard. He joined the paper in June. He is originally from Vidalia, Ga., and a graduate of Georgia Southern University. Follow him on Twitter @DerrekAsberry.


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Resources about Veterans and Veterans Day
101 Ways to Thank a Vet - MilitaryAvenue.com
Some creative ways to demonstrate your thankfulness towards our Veterans.
Church resources - Hyper Pixels Media
Hyper Pixels Media
exists to bring glory to God and to assist the local church by equipping it with creative media resources. Visit this link to view their Veterans Day resources.
Church resources - SermonSpice
is the original source for sermon illustration videos, worship backgrounds, and church countdowns. Offers a variety of Veterans Day resources for your church service.
Coloring page for Veterans Day
FAQ about Veterans Day
Flag education (VFW)
We're your one-stop shop for all things flag-related. From flag etiquette and history to a large stock of "Old Glory" itself available at the VFW Store. Look no further for all things red, white and blue!
National Veterans Day Poster and Essay Contest (Paralyzed Veterans of America)
Children across the country can express their thanks to our nation's millions of veterans by entering the
Paralyzed Veterans of America (Paralyzed Veterans)
annual National Veterans Day Poster and Essay Contest.
The competition is open to students in grades 1–8. The poster contest is open to students in grades 1–4, and the essay contest is open to students in grades 5–8. Entries must be received by late September.
Origins of Veterans Day (Gettysburg Flag Works)
Explains the origins and history of Veterans Day.
Parade listing for Veterans Day (VetFriends)
U.S. Veterans Day Parade Directory
Teacher resources - 2015 Veterans Day poster
Teacher resources - Classroom victory garden
The goal of
The Classroom Victory Garden Project
is to teach elementary students about the role of community in WWII through interdisciplinary curriculum designed to connect the past and the present. Millions of Americans grew Victory Gardens in their backyards - and on rooftops and in windowboxes - during WWII to supplement their wartime rations and help spur victory. That can-do spirit can offer your young students an age-appropriate entree into the lessons and history of WWII
Teacher resources - Social Studies for Kids - The United States at War
Learn more about the war and conflicts of the United States. (Does not include more recent conflicts.)
Teacher resources - Take a Veteran to School Day
Take a Veteran to School Day
is a national program developed by
to link veterans with students. Schools and communities invite veterans of all backgrounds to share their stories and receive thanks for their years of service. Teachers, register your
Take a Vet to School Day
event today and we'll send you 30 free Take a Veteran to School Day wristbands while supplies last. Click here to register!
Launched in 2007, thousands of schools nationwide have participated in
Take a Veteran to School Day.
From single class visits to all-school assemblies, these events provide a way for students to learn more about the history of Veterans Day and about the experiences of veterans from all backgrounds and walks of life. Inviting veterans to share their stories connects generations while helping our young people learn about the past. View and download the resources on this site to get started organizing your event!
Teacher resources - Veterans Day 2015 teacher guide (VA)
Teacher resources - Veterans History Project
Stories from the
Veterans History Project,
from World War I up to and including the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Teacher resources - Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) in the Classroom
strives to thank our nation's educators year-round by arming them with helpful resources and visits to local classrooms. Loving America and all it stands for is what we do best. Let us help you educate our future leaders.
Teacher resources - Wreaths Across America resources
Along with recognizing the sacrifices of the past and present,
Wreaths Across America™
counts educating our children as one of the chief missions of our campaign. Without that connection to the future, we will fail to remember that freedom isn't free.
Site includes middle school downloadable curriculum,
Daisy Dog
and the
Parade of Purpose
coloring book.
Teacher resources - Kids Thank A Vet (activities, songs, clip art)
Classroom activities which coincide with the
Students Thank a Veteran
program can be adjusted to all grade levels. Many of these suggested activities can be done in a class period or extended throughout the school year.
Teacher resources - Pinterest
Over 100 links to Veterans Day resources on our Pinterest board.
Teacher resources - TeacherVision
cross-curricular Veterans Day lessons, printables, and resources helps students understand the contributions veterans have made to the country. There are Veterans Day worksheets to honor heroes, facts about flags, pop-up art books to make, literature guides, patriotic songs, historical references, and many more fun and educational activities for your students of all grade levels.
Teacher resources - The Teacher's Corner
The Veterans Day pages will provide you with great activities and lessons to help you and your students honor our country's heroes. Ideas within the Veteran's Day pages include: scavenger hunts, lesson plans, printable worksheets, and Internet resources.
Teacher resources - The Teacher's Guide
Veterans Day resources for the classroom.
Veterans Day community celebrations
Locate a Veterans Day activity near you, or register your event.
A teacher asks for advice about Veterans Day
October, 2011 -
Operation We Are Here
received this e-mail from a teacher:
"I am a teacher at a high school on Long Island, New York. We would like to do something special for this coming Veterans Day. We were thinking of some kind of collection of items that we could send to the military overseas. Do you think this is a good idea? Or is there something better that you need for us to do? We would start it now, and them we plan on having a school assembly honoring our Veterans just before Veterans Day."
In response to her request, I asked
Facebook members for their advice. Their response is listed below, and I think it provides excellent insight and direction for this teacher and others. The needs of our deployed military personnel are well-supplied by many non-profit organizations. However, there are many needs and opportunities for service to:
- home front families
- wounded warriors and their families
- loved ones of the fallen
- veterans, especially the older generation who did not receive the support that
compares to our current generation of veterans
Here is what they said:
If your school is near a VA Hospital, your students could
visit veterans in the hospital
. Visitors are always valued by hospitalized veterans.
The majority of military supporters people from corporations, to non-profits, to individuals organize untold numbers of efforts to send things to the troops.
Consider instead finding families back home to help or bless
with a cheer up. Maybe a home cooked meal, a restaurant gift certificate, babysitting, or painting/redecorating a room.
If you ask service members how you can support them - 99% of the time they answer, "just take care of my family".
I would suggest the children put together packages/letters of appreciation to the kids/spouses of deployed, wounded and surviving service members. Various organizations can assist in disseminating the packages
Do something great for the
veterans in the VA hospital, as
these guys
never received the appreciation they deserve when they were off fight wars so many years ago, like our troops get now.
As a spouse/family of a deployed soldier, I like the idea of
doing something for the families. It would be nice to just know someone cares.
Are you close to a military base? There are
Family Readiness Groups (FRG's)
that support the families while the soldiers are deployed. If you are not near a base, then contact your
or your local
representative. These numbers are available online. You could also connect with a local news channel about what you want to do and send a "shout out" to military families that may live in your community. Thanks for wanting to help our military - God bless you!
If close to a
VA hospital or VA nursing home, go for a visit.
Something to show appreciation for the warriors of our past, the Vets. Maybe a coffee and donuts reception somewhere.
Have students who are connected in some way to the military write a short essay about that person (cousin, sibling, friend, grandparent) and then create a video collage of these essays to be shown at the Veterans Day assembly to
help the "military" become more personal to those who have no connection.
Remember, it's not just the neediness of the family members, but the
. Our family often gets ignored because we are so self sufficient and can take care of most of our needs with the extra pay they get while away. It doesn't change the feelings of being alone...
Check out this tool from
Operation: Military Kids
Iowa's Speak out for Military Kids
youth created
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to increase awareness about the deployment cycle. As players move through the game, it serves as a tool to get them thinking and talking about the impact of deployment on military kids and families. Players are encouraged to identify issues military kids face during deployment, to reflect on how they might act in similar situations and to discuss how their school, community or organization might develop a plan to support military kids and families experiencing deployment.
Veterans Day children's books and videos
If you check your local library, you will quickly learn that there are countless books about Veterans Day. Rather than creating an exhaustive list,
Operation We Are Here
has chosen to list a few of our favorites. Another website with a book lists for Veterans Day is
Klinger: A Story of Honor and Hope
Author: Betsy Beard,
Copyright @ 2010
This beautifully illustrated, full color, hardback children's book tells the story of a young horse dreaming of fame as a racehorse. But his life is disrupted when he must leave his parents and start a new life. Faced with difficulty and disappointment, Klinger's dream of significance seems unattainable. He then discovers that fame is not necessary, as he finds fulfillment in honoring fallen heroes and bringing comfort to their families. Based on a real horse that serves in the Caisson Platoon in Arlington National Cemetery, this work of fiction was written for the
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors
in honor of all of America's beloved fallen heroes.
Memorial Day/Veterans Day (Holidays for Children) - DVD
Grades K-4
Memorial Day and Veterans Day are special holidays in America that honor the people who have served in the U.S. armed forces and commemorate all the service men and women who have died to preserve our freedom. Join the kids at the community center as they discover the true meaning of these important days and learn about their history through songs, stories, crafts and interviews with veterans. A visit to Arlington National Cemetery and a local community parade show how people pay their respects and celebrate these holidays. Part of the
Holidays for Children Video Series.
A teacher's guide is included and is available online.
The Poppy Lady
Moina Belle Michael and her tribute to veterans
Learn more about the story behind this book - VIDEO
Download a professional CCSS Annotated Discussion and Activity Guide
Author: Barbara Walsh, Copyright @ 2012
Ages 7 and up
When American soldiers entered World War I, Moina Belle Michael, a schoolteacher from Georgia, knew she had to act. Some of the soldiers were her students and friends. Almost single-handedly, Moina worked to establish the red poppy as the symbol to honor and remember soldiers. And she devoted the rest of her life to making sure the symbol would last forever. Thanks to her hard work, that symbol remains strong today. Author Barbara Elizabeth Walsh and artist Layne Johnson worked with experts, primary documents, and Moina's great-nieces to better understand Moina's determination to honor the war veterans.
A portion of the book's proceeds will support the
National Military Family Association's Operation Purple®,
which benefits children of the U.S. military.
The Veterans Day Visitor (2nd Grade Friends)
Authors: Peter Catalanotto, Pamela Schembri, Copyright @ 2008
Ages 7-10
Emily's Pop-Pop is shocked when he hears that Emily and Vincetta Louise don't know what a veteran is. With Veterans Day coming up, he volunteers to talk to their class about the holiday and the people it honors. But Emily is worried. Pop-Pop sometimes falls asleep at the strangest times. What if he falls asleep in front of the whole class? Everyone would laugh!
Vinni and Emily come up with a plan. With so much to learn, they have to make sure that no one sleeps through this Veterans Day!
Veterans Day (Our Nation's Pride)
Author: Amanda Doering Tourville, Copyright @ 2008
Ages 6 and up
Our Nation's Pride
explores the buildings, celebrations, holidays, symbols, and icons that shape our national identity.
Veterans Day (American Celebrations)
Valuing the sacrifices of veterans
Author: Arlene Worsley, Copyright @ 2010
Ages 8 and up
Veterans Day is a time to honor the soldiers who have fought for the United States in war. From the first celebration after World War I to celebrations across the country today,
Veterans Day
provides an in-depth and informative overview of the holiday.
What Freedom Means to Me
A Flag Day story
Author: Heather French Henry, Copyright @ 2004
Claire and Robbie learn why we honor veterans on Veterans Day. Claire also learns responsibility after her neighbor rescues her puppy, Pepper.
What Is Veterans Day?
Author: Margot Parker, Copyright @ 1986
Ben explains to Amy why we celebrate Veterans Day each year.
Resources about Veterans and Veterans Day
Other helpful links:
Additional military educational resources for teachers and home school families (curriculum, lapbooks)
A listing of significant days and observances
Free Thank You cards to download and send to a veteran
Memorial Day resources
Veterans Day promotions, freebies and initiatives
Organizations that send cards to veterans
Scroll down the page for more information on:
101 Ways to Thank a Vet
Church resources
Coloring page for Veterans Day
FAQ about Veterans Day
Flag education
National Veterans Day Poster and Essay Contest (Paralyzed Veterans of America)
Origins of Veterans Day
Parade listing
Teacher resources:
2015 Veterans Day poster
Classroom victory garden
Veterans Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)
Veterans History Project - veteran stories
Wreaths Across America
Additional resource websites
The Concert for Valor - Washington, DC
Veterans Day community celebrations
A teacher asks for advice about planning for Veterans Day (and the military community responds)
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Hi everyone, my name is Tiana, I'm 19 (20 on November 5th) and I have a 2 year old son Jaxon and another little boy due in February. I live in Lincoln near East high school and I was wondering if there is anyone here due in February or with kids the same age as mine? I'm currently working full time at night and am a "full time" student at Scc. Dh works all day and I am bored!!!!
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Code Iowa
What is "Code Iowa?"
"Code Iowa" works in partnership with Code.org's "Hour of Code," which is an opportunity for every K-8 student to try coding for one hour during Computer Science Education Week. The national campaign comes after Code.org analyzed statistics that show by 2020, only 400,000 Computer Science graduates will be available to fill more than 1.4 million computing jobs in the nation (Code.org). That's a $500 billion opportunity up for grabs!
In its second year, 643,038 students tried the "Hour of Code" in Iowa during Computer Science Education Week with more than 83 million students involved around the world. Code.org believes introducing computer programming to students around the globe (even for an hour) will change the statistics to meet the demand of a society that is dependent on the innovation and economic growth that stems from computer science and coding.
The "Code Iowa" partnership—thanks to a $20,000 gift from Google—helps generate interest and participation from Iowa's teachers, school districts, parents and students with hopes of establishing a continued interest to incorporate computer science into school learning.
Plus, all of the programming is hosted for FREE on Code.org year-round and expands beyond just one hour of coding for those interested. Just trying might light the spark in the next Steve Jobs, Bill Gates or our own, Iowa-bred Ben Silbermann, co-founder of Pinterest.
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Think about these popular programs... Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Dropbox, Instagram, video games, banking apps, the Internet and the list goes on. That list exists only because someone, somewhere learned computer science. Unfortunately, it's not as accessible in Iowa:
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The STEM Council, Google, and Code.org helped award six Iowa schools for their participation in the "Hour of Code" and created Certified Code Iowa Partners, a resource of interested educators, schools and school districts in taking Computer Science beyond an hour in the classroom.
2014 Awardees
2015 Awardees
Certified Code Iowa Partners
All public or private K-12 schools and out-of-school organizations that participated in the "Hour of Code" in Iowa are "Certified Code Iowa Partners" and will receive a certificate in the mail to acknowledge them. If your school or organization participated in the "Hour of Code," please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with a mailing address to receive that certificate.
Those participating public or private school educators will also receive information about free K-5 Code.org workshops happening across Iowa this spring. Three workshops will be held centrally among the six STEM regions and a total of 60 "Certified Code Iowa Partner" teachers—20 teachers per workshop—will be eligible to receive travel and substitute pay stipends to attend the weekday workshops.
Workshops will be led by Dr. Ben Schafer, a Code.org-affiliate trainer and a computer science professor at the University of Northern Iowa, who Code.org recently recognized as second in the country for training 570 teachers—nearly 5.6% of all teachers in the country last year. If you are a public or private school educator who signed up to host an "Hour of Code" event in your school, please e-mail email@example.com for more information about the free workshops.
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- KGAN-TV: "Students learn in Hour of Code"
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- Check out this neat inforgraphic about the different careers and languages in coding
- Read up on ways to inspire more girls with computer science or learn more about why computer coding is vital to the future of the economy and how to get your child interested


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Willingness to pay and price elasticities of demand for energy-efficient appliances: Combining the hedonic approach and demand systems
This article proposes a combined approach for estimating willingness to pay for the attributes represented by energy efficiency labels and providing reliable price elasticities of demand (own and cross) for close substitutes (e.g. those with low energy efficiency and those with higher energy efficiency). This is done by using the results of the hedonic approach together with the Quantity Based Demand System (QBDS) model. The elasticity results obtained with the latter are then compared with those simulated using the Linear Almost Ideal Demand System (LA/AIDS). The methodology is applied to the dishwasher market in Spain: it is found that 15.6% of the final price is actually paid for the energy efficiency attribute. This accounts for about €80 of the average market price. The elasticity results confirm that energy efficient appliances are more price elastic than regular ones.
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