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New Year's Eve in New York at Gramercy Park Hotel
November 27, 2007
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
What could be better than celebrating the beginning of 2008 at New York's hippest hotel? Ian Schrager's Gramercy Park Hotel-- described in rapturous superlatives by guests and magazines alike-- has been turning heads since its opening in 2006. For a limited time, the hotel is offering a Special New Year's Eve Offer. Enjoy unique luxury accommodations, dinner for two at Wakiya, champagne and truffles, and guaranteed access to The Rose Bar, one of the most happening hotspots in Manhattan. All for just $975.
Four Seasons Comes to St. Louis
The latest from Four Seasons is set to debut in the historic gateway to the west. Now accepting reservations for March 1, 2008, Four Seasons St. Louis is banking on attracting a business traveler clientele with its extensive business services. That's not to say that leisure travelers won't also be thrilled by the amenities on offer. In true Four Seasons fashion, the new hotel is brimming with thoughtful add-ons like hypo-allergenic bedding and iPod docking stations. (You can even get a PlayStation, laptop, or printer on request.) Rising from the downtown riverscape of the business hub of the Midwest, the new hotel is just steps from the Laclede's Landing entertainment district. Check out the city's museums, galleries, and dynamic nightlife, and then escape into Four Seasons tranquility. 200 spacious guest rooms and suites offer memorable city views, overlooking the Gateway Arch and the Mississippi. They are contemporary and comfortable, with well-defined work areas with multi-line cordless telephones and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Dine at Cielo, the signature restaurant, and check out the magnificent views from the eighth floor. There's also a well-equipped Fitness Center (all cardio equipment have individual LCD touch-screen TVs and headphones), large outdoor pool with views of the Mississippi, and luxurious spa.
Sailing Week in Antigua and a Blissful Stay at Carlisle Bay
Think ahead to a Caribbean getaway this spring. The place to be in April is the island of Antigua, when the most prestigious yacht regatta in the Caribbean (and one of the most famous in the world) lures racers and revelers to its tropical shores. The Stanford Antigua Sailing Week starts on the last Sunday of the month (April 27, 2008) and runs through Saturday, May 3. Sailors and spectators from all corners of the globe converge to watch the 200 yachts go head to head in five challenging days of racing in some of the best sailing conditions found on the globe. The island's best luxury lodgings are found at Carlisle Bay, that cool contemporary hideaway that exudes chic sophistication in every detail. The setting is stunning on the unspoiled beaches on the island's south coast, and the amenities even more so: state-of-the-art gym, exceptional spa, enormous ocean-facing suites, recreational facilities galore, the new Cool Kids Club, and the only private screening room in the Caribbean for nightly movie showings.
Rooms for $18 at Fairmont Chateau Whistler
Now there's another reason to check out Whistler's gargantuan runs blanketed with ample inches of confectioner's sugar. Whistler Blackcomb boasts the best snow and sheer vertical drop for North America's skiers, and now you can enjoy it while soaking up the luxury at The Fairmont Chateau Whistler. (Sublime spa, heated pool with underwater music, what's not to love?) The luxury resort is celebrating its 18th birthday with $18 room rates, so when you book the 18 Candles Package, you pay $180 for a double room the first night and get the second night for only 18 bucks. Two-night minimum stay required, valid through November 30, 2007.
Kristiania Lech: Ski Butlers and In-Room Massages in the Austrian Alps
Steal away to the Alps this winter for an epic skiing experience with Kristiania Lech, one of the most elegant resorts in Austria. Snow enthusiasts seek out Lech for the plethora of superb ski runs, unlimited winter activities, and impossibly picturesque scenery. Nestled above this charming village is a unique luxury hotel that fuses the best alpine traditions with modern technology and a contemporary perspective. The pride of Othmar Schneider, 1952 Olympic Slalom Champion, Kristiania Lech boasts designer guest rooms, a superb art collection, children's program, cooking school, health club, and excellent personalized service. The skiing is world-famous, and there's a ski butler on standby to help ensure that guests have the best skiing experience possible. And there's plenty of off-piste pleasure in Lech. Retire to the comfort of the hotel after a day on the slopes and sample the range of fine Schnapps, Austrian Malts and ports at the convivial bar before enjoying a delicious traditional meal paired with local wines.
Kristiania Lech has designed an irresistible package with a six-day ski pass to help beat the post-Christmas blues. Valid from January 12-February 1, 2008, the January Ski Escape includes accommodations for two with guaranteed room upgrade upon check-in, a complimentary bottle of Austrian white wine and fruit tray, a six-day ski pass, daily breakfast and five-course gourmet dinner, one 30-minute massage and private return airport transfer (Zürich, Innsbruck, Friedrichshafen). Priced at EUR 460 per room, per night, based on double occupancy, minimum 7 nights stay.
Holiday Delights at The Peninsula Tokyo
In September, The Peninsula opened its doors on Harumi-dori and Naka-dori Avenues in Tokyo's business district of Marunouchi. A dose of high-octane glamour awaits. The facilities are extensive. There's a spa, fitness room, ballrooms, even a wedding chapel and Japanese ceremony room. And lucky guests are the first in the world to sample the exclusive new luxury skin care line, Davi, which will soon be rolled out in all Peninsula hotels. This collection of in-room bath amenities was designed by Robert Mondavi's grandson, and takes its cue from the vineyard.
What's on at Tokyo's hottest new hotel? The holiday season is full of tempting delights, including decadent set menus from December 21- December 25, 2006 at all three fine dining restaurants. At The Lobby, enjoy a four-course dinner featuring dishes like goose liver flan and braised morels with Madeira wine sauce and roast Japanese beef with chestnut and winter truffle. (10,500 yen per person.) Hei Fung Terrace is even more extravagant with a drool-worthy menu: lobster and mango salad, premier shark's fin and crabmeat served with a clear broth, braised whole Yoshihama abalone and foie gras with gold foil oyster sauce, steamed fish fillet with black mushrooms and Yuunan ham, steamed turnip rings filled with assorted fungus served with fired glutinous rice and double-boiled superior bird's nest in papaya. (16,800 - 48,800 yen per person) Or reserve a table at Peter and enjoy the city's bright lights from the 24th floor while savoring a seven-course dinner. Peter also promises a fabulous New Year's Eve celebration with a seven-course dinner paired with wine and a live band and DJ.
The Umstead Hotel and Spa: North Carolina's Finest
The opening of the The Umstead Hotel and Spa caused quite the stir last year. One of the finest hotels in the Mid-Atlantic region, The Umstead was recently awarded the prestigious AAA Five-Diamond award for 2008, one of only eight new hotels on the list. Pretty impressive for a hotel that's barely a year old. (The list of accolades isn't short; the hotel is a member of Leading Hotels of the World and was listed on the Hot List.) You can find sumptuous luxury just six minutes from RDU International Airport in N.C.'s Triangle area. The Umstead has become a destination in and of itself. Play golf at Prestonwood Country Club, indulge at the full-service spa, and chow down in style at the award-winning Herons restaurant, where you can catch live music nightly. Guests rave about the afternoon tea: Villeroy & Boch China and silver tea service featuring dainty tea sandwiches with southern flair (like Mini Buttermilk-Chive Biscuits with Johnston County Country Ham and Jalapeno-Strawberry Preserves).
Unbelievably Low Rates at Four Seasons George V, Paris with Five Star Alliance
Hurry! Now's your chance to score a lavish room at one of the poshest hotels in the world. Four Seasons George V, the Parisian palace hotel that exudes luxury in every detail, is available for as little as EUR 310 a night for select dates, including January 5- January 7, 2008; January 25-27, 2008; April 16-April 25, 2008. Browse dates and rates at Five Star Alliance, the leading site for luxury hotel reservations. This is a steal, as regular rates are more than double!
Book New Year's Eve in Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay, Get Free Airline Tix
How about an over-the-top New Year's Eve, Vegas-style? This year Mandalay Bay will be going off. Celebrate the arrival of 2008 at Dreams, the ultimate New Year's Eve party. The New Year's Eve Dreams Weekend includes three nights in Mandalay Bay's fabulously remodeled rooms, tickets to Dreams, including a four-course meal, gift for the occasion, and a commemorative photo, and two FREE airline tickets for a future Mandalay Bay weekend. Available December 29-31, 2007; priced at $1,795.
Plus, Mandalay Bay is currently running a sweepstakes where you can actually win this decadent New Year's experience! Check it out.
Cedar House Sport Hotel: Outdoor Adventure in Lake Tahoe, California
Luxury in Truckee, CA? You bettcha. The Cedar House Sport Hotel fuses hip European style and high-adrenaline adventure. Right out the back door, there's backcountry skiing galore (or hit the slopes at Alpine Meadows just 15 minutes away). High-end accommodations means designer leather platform beds, luxurious European linens and pillow-top mattresses, spa bath amenities, flat screen TVs, and high speed Internet. The 42 rooms and suites have a contemporary design with an organic edge. Indeed, the hotel is devoted to environmentally friendly practices and a green design: sod roof, natural building materials, radiant floor heating. The Cedar House Sport Hotel partners up with local mountain guide companies to create the perfect outdoor adventures. After a day of snowshoeing, skiing, or dog sledding, chill out in the lobby bar by the roaring fire. Or relax in the outdoor hot tub. Within weeks of its opening last summer 2006, the hotel hosted teams of pro-cyclists and the Canadian Olympic Nordic ski team-- who easily sniffed out the area's hottest new hotel.
PS. Cedar House is dog-friendly. Fido is welcomed with special treats and a dog bed.


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Relentless Carberry ploughs on
Michael Carberry hit his third century in four innings on a day of high scoring for both Hampshire and Warwickshire in the LV= County Championship match at the Rose Bowl.
Hampshire opener Carberry was unbeaten with 183 not out at the close as his team trailed Warwickshire's first-innings total by 175 with one day remaining.
Warwickshire batted on at the start of the third day with eighth-wicket pair Jonathan Trott and Chris Woakes taking their partnership to 222 before their captain Ian Westwood declared.
At that stage Warwickshire were 484 for seven, having recovered from the perils of 90 for five.
Trott spent seven and a half hours compiling his 184 not out while Woakes, coming at number nine, finished with a career-best 131.
Woakes' previous best score was a modest 62 and he should have gone before reaching his century, but on 98 he was put down at mid-wicket by Imran Tahir off James Tomlinson.
Reserve wicket keeper Tom Burrows was also guilty of a missed catch as Warwickshire reached maximum batting points.
On an easy-paced pitch Hampshire's openers Carberry and Jimmy Adams found batting just as straightforward and gave no chances on their way to making 261 together before they were parted.
Carberry raced to his century off 116 balls with 16 fours and a six off Woakes and Adams seemed destined to follow him to three figures.
But after making 90, Adams drove Westwood's part-time spin to mid-wicket where Trott clutched the low catch.
Michael Lumb joined Carberry to take the Hampshire score to 309 for one at the close with Carberry having so far faced 243 balls and having added 10 more boundaries to his collection.
Like Trott's 184, Carberry's total was his best of the season leaving the match destined to end in stalemate.
Such was the blandness of the Rose Bowl wicket that three entire sessions went by without a wicket falling.
Warwickshire's seventh-wicket fell at 262, three overs before tea on the previous day.
It was another 118 overs before the next wicket fell when Adams misjudged his drive and by the close there had been no more chances as both sides made the most of the gentle conditions.
Westwood used seven bowlers in a bid to break Hampshire's grip but Carberry was unmoved.

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I don't know about you, but I'm getting pretty antsy over the progress being made in mind-to-mind communication.
Scientists have found ways for one person to get into another person's head and control what he does. For example, Rakesh Rao, a professor at the University of Washington in Seattle, sat in front of a computer screen and imagined himself playing a computer game. The game involved shooting objects with a cannon, so Rao's brain sent out a command: "Fire cannon!"
Across the campus, Andrea Stocco sat in front of a similar computer screen. When Rao's brain sent the signal to fire the cannon, Stocco's finger went to the space bar, which was the trigger that fired the cannon.
Both men were wearing special headgear. Rao's cap picked up the signal from his brain and transmitted it to Stocco's cap, which relayed it to Stocco's brain.
That doesn't sound too dramatic when you consider what goes on between my wife and me, regardless of what we're wearing on our heads. She can be in another state, but when I'm winding up activities in the bathroom I can hear her say, "Hang up the towel and put down the seat." And I automatically comply.
Or say we're walking down a sidewalk and a cute young lass wiggles by, wearing an outfit that is skimpy at the neckline and the hemline. I pick up her instant signal, "Eyes straight ahead," and my eyes remain locked in the "forward" position. I should note, though, that I haven't found a way to send messages the other way. I can think, "Put down that iPad and come on to bed," but she continues her game of "Words with Friends" until she runs out of letters or until the last NCIS rerun has come to an end.
Speechless communication can be a godsend for two people who are hard of hearing. We have learned to read each other's thoughts, and that saves wear and tear on hearing aids. We don't need closed captions to understand each other.
So far, I haven't been able to horn in on her computer games. There seems to be a rational explanation for this. Rao says the system works only on simple brain signals, not on thoughts, and cannot be used on anyone unknowingly.
A woman's brain patterns are anything but simple, and in my case, Miss Peggy knows what I'm thinking before I do, so any thought I might try to sneak into her brain gets zapped before it leaves my head.
But rats are different. The nerds at Duke University were able to capture the thoughts of a rat in Brazil and transmit them over the Internet to a rat in the United States. The rat in the U.S. mimicked the actions of the rat in Brazil. That's all we need: computer-literate rats.
I've tried to transmit messages to the rats in Washington, instructing them to raise the debt ceiling before it affects my Social Security benefits. The message was obscured by static.
On the other hand, a monkey at Duke, in Durham, N.C., sent a brain wave to a robot in Japan and was able to control the robot's arm movement. That suggests that we need to send the U.S. Congress to Japan and install robots in its place. Even if the robots respond only to the brain waves of a monkey, they should do a better job than the present crop of legislators. (Ancillary question: Did the monkey think in Japanese, or did the robot understand English?)
I can see where voiceless communication can get us into trouble.
Let's say a young man in Florida is following another young man who is wearing a hoodie and walking home from a convenience store. The young man fires a pistol and kills the young man in the hoodie. Hauled into court, he pleads, "Wayne LaPierre got into my brain and made me do it." In turn, the NRA gets into the jury's mind and instructs: "Find him not guilty; it was self-defense."
Or suppose some thug catches Donald Trump strolling down a dark street and mugs him for a million dollars. Hauled into court, the thug pleads, "President Obama got into my brain and made me take the money to be spread around among the homeless."
How would a jury know whom to believe?
Suppose, again, that the Tea Party representatives in the House vote to go all the way with Obamacare and remove the debt ceiling entirely. I can hear them explaining to their outraged constituencies: "Nancy Pelosi hijacked my brain and made me vote her way."
Not everybody believes the Duke researchers have achieved a breakthrough in mind-to-mind communication, despite convincing evidence that ordinary housewives have had the technique nailed for years.
They note that the men haven't published the results of their experiments in a reputable scientific publication.
A spokesman for Duke explained that the researchers are in a race against researchers in other places, so they didn't have time to stop to write an article.
I'll make them an offer: For a portion of the Nobel Prize they'll win for this breakthrough, I'll sit here at my desk and use my thoughts to dictate an article for the scientific publication of their choice.
Of course, they could just as easily spread the word by transmitting their own brain waves to some scientific journal. They'd have to keep it simple, but then that has always been the key to good writing.
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- May 5th Bill Ward, heavy metal drummer (Black Sabbath), born in Birmingham, England
- May 5th Frank Esier-Smith, rocker
- May 7th Peter Wingfield, Wales, rocker/actor (Methos-Highlander)
- May 11th Shigeru Izumiya, Japanese folk musician
- May 12th Steve Winwood, England, musician (A Higher Love, Roll with it)
- May 15th Brian Eno, Woodbridge England, rock keyboardist/singer (On Land)
- May 18th Joe Bonsall, country singer (Oak Ridge Boys-Elvira), born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- May 19th Grace Jones, Jamacian singer/actress (Vamp, A View to a Kill), born in Spanish Town, St. Catherine
- May 19th Tom Scott, LA, saxophonist/bandleader (Pat Sajak Show)
- May 21st Leo Sayer, [Gerard], England, singer (When I Need Love)
- May 25th Klaus Meine, German musician (Scorpions)
- May 26th Stevie [Stephanie] Nicks, American singer songwriter (Fleetwood Mac, Bella Donna), born in Phoenix, Arizona
- May 27th Pete Sears, bassist (Jefferson Starship)
- May 28th Ray Laidlaw, British rock drummer (Jack the Lad)
- May 29th Linda Esther Gray, opera singer
- May 29th Michael Berkley, composer/broadcaster
- May 31st John Bonham, drummer (Led Zeppelin-Stairway to Heaven), born in Redditch, England
- Jun 5th Gail Davies, Broken Bow Ok, country singer (Blue Heartache)
- Jun 5th Frank Estersmith, Australia, rocker (Air Supply)
- Jun 6th Richard Sinclair, English musician (Caravan)
- Jun 9th Nathaniel Rosen, Altadena Ca, cellist (Tchaikovsky-gold-1978)
- Jun 11th Skip Alan, [Alan Skipper], drummer (Them, Pretty Things)
- Jun 12th Barry Bailey, Doraville Ga, rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section)
- Jun 18th Éva Marton, Hungarian operatic soprano
- Jun 19th Nick Drake, rocker (Back to Fruit Tree)
- Jun 19th Phylicia Rashad, American actress and singer (The Cosby Show, One Life to Live), born in Houston, Texas
- Jun 19th Dervin Gordon, rocker
- Jun 20th Nigel Morris, rocker (Isotope)
- Jun 22nd Todd Rundgren, Upper Darby PA, singer/guitarist (Hello it's Me)
- Jun 23rd Myles Goodwyn, rock guitarist/vocalist (April Wine), born in Montreal, Quebec
- Jun 23rd Nigel Osborne, composer
- Jun 24th Patrick Moraz, Morges, Switzerland, progressive rock keyboard player (Yes, The Moody Blues)
- Jun 27th Camile Baudoin, American musician
- Jun 29th Bill Kirchen, singer/guitarist (Commander Cody & His Lost Planet)
- Jun 29th Ian Paice, British hard rock drummer(White Snake, Deep Purple)
- Jun 29th Loncoln Gordon, rocker
- Jul 2nd Gene McFadden, American songwriter (d. 2006)
- Jul 3rd Peter Ruzicka, composer
- Jul 4th Jeremy Spencer, rock guitarist (Fleetwood Mac-Oh Well)
- Jul 7th Larry "Rhino" Reinhardt, rock guitarist (Iron Butterfly) (d. 2012)
- Jul 8th Raffi, children's singer (Baby Beluga)
- Jul 12th Walter Egan, rock vocalist (Not Shy, Fundamental Roll), born in NYC, New York
- Jul 14th Tommy Matola, rock manager/CEO (CBS records)
- Jul 15th Alicia Bridges, American singer
- Jul 16th Pinchas Zukerman, Tel Aviv Israel, violinist/violist (Leventritt 1967)
- Jul 16th Rubén Blades, Panamanian singer and actor
- Jul 17th Brian Glascock, rock drummer (Motels-Only the Lonely)
- Jul 17th Luc Bondy, Swiss theatre and opera director, born in Zurich Switzerland (d. 2015)
- Jul 17th Phillip Harris, rocker
- Jul 17th Ron Asheton, guitarist and song writer (Iggy Pop), born in Washington, D.C. (d. 2009).
- Jul 18th Cesar Zuiderwijk, Dutch rock drummer (Golden Earring, Radar Love)
- Jul 18th Phil Harris, rocker (Ace)
- Jul 19th Keith Godchaux, rock keyboardist (Grateful Dead)
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Jul 21st Cat Stevens [Steven Demetre Georgiou; Yusaf Islam], rock vocalist (Peace Train), born in London, England
- Jul 25th Steve Goodman, singer/songwriter (Somebody Elses Trouble), born in Chicago, Illinois
- Jul 27th Henny Vrienten, Dutch bassist/singer (Doe Maar)
- Jul 28th Gerald Casale, american musician and director (founding member of Devo)
- Jul 31st Leaveil Degree, rocker (Whispers)
- Aug 2nd Robert P Holdstock, UK, sci-fi author (Ghost Dance, Labyrinth)
- Aug 2nd Andy Fairweather Low, British guitarist
- Aug 10th Patti Austin, soul singer/actress (Real Me)
- Aug 12th Ron Mael, [J Ronald Day], Culver City Ca, rock keyboardist (Sparks)
- Aug 13th Cliff Fish, English rocker (Paper Lace)
- Aug 13th Kathleen Battle, Portsmouth Ohio, soprano (Shephard-Tannhäuser)
- Aug 13th Tony Santini, rocker (Sha Na Na)
- Aug 14th Terry Adams, American musician (NRBQ)
- Aug 15th Patsy Gallant, Canadian pop singer
- Aug 15th Charles Thomas "Tom" Johnston, American guitarist and vocalist (The Doobie Brothers), born in Visalia, California
- Aug 16th Barry Hay, singer/fluitist/saxophonist/guitarist (Golden Earring)
- Aug 17th Rod MacDonald, American musician
- Aug 19th Susan Jacks (Susan Pesklevits) Saskatoon Canada, singer and songwriter
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Aug 20th Robert Plant, English rock vocalist (Led Zeppelin-Whole Lotta Love), born in West Bromwich, England
- Aug 23rd Ernst Jansz, Dutch keyboardist/singer (Doe Maar)
- Aug 24th Jean-Michel Jarre, French musician
- Aug 27th Pavlos Sidiropoulos, Greek musician (d. 1990)
- Aug 28th Daniel Seraphine, rock drummer (Chicago-If You Leave Me Now), born in Chicago, Illinois
- Aug 31st Rudolf Schenker, German guitarist (Scorpions)
- Sep 3rd Don Brewer, American rock drummer (Grand Funk Railroad), born in Flint, Michigan
- Sep 4th Samuel Hui, Hong Kong singer
- Sep 6th Claydes Charles Smith, guitarist (Kool & The Gang), born in Jersey City, New Jersey (d. 2016)
- Sep 11th John Martyn, British musician, born in New Maldon, Surrey (d. 2009)
- Sep 12th Luis Lima, Argentinian tenor
- Sep 14th Fred "Sonic" Smith, guitarist
- Sep 16th Kenney Jones, English rock drummer/vocalist (Small Faces, The Who), born in London, England
- Sep 16th Ron Blair, American rock bassist (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers), born in San Diego, California
- Sep 19th Mihai Timofti, Director, actor, musician from Moldova-Chisinau
- Sep 22nd Jim Byrnes, American actor and musician
- Sep 24th Heinz Chur, German composer
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Sep 26th Olivia Newton-John, singer (Lets Get Physical), born in Cambridge, England
- Sep 27th Barbara Dickson, singer
- Sep 29th Mark Farner, Mich, guitar/vocalist (Grand Funk Railroad-Locomotion)
- Sep 29th Mike Pinera, rock guitarist (Iron Butterfly)
- Sep 29th Theo Jörgensmann, German jazz clarinetist
- Oct 1st Cub Koda, rocker (Brownsville Station)
- Oct 1st Ellen McIlwaine, blues singer (Honky Tonky Angel), born in Nashville, Tennessee
- Oct 2nd Chris LeDoux, Biloxi Miss, country singer (Ridin' for a Fall)
- Oct 5th Delroy George Wilson, singer
- Oct 5th Lucius Ross, US pop guitarist (Funkadelic-One Nation Under a Groove)
- Oct 5th Tawl Ross, American musician (P Funk)
- Oct 6th Glenn Branca, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, avant-garde composer and guitarist
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Miami-Dade Transit's 7th Avenue Transit Village is a mixed-use development project located in the heart of Liberty City, one of Miami-Dade's oldest and most celebrated communities.
This multi-modal hub will provide economic growth and community redevelopment opportunities for in District 3. Miami-Dade Transit's 7th Avenue Transit Village, located on the southeast corner of 7th Avenue and 62nd Street, will to ultimately enhance current transportation services, revitalize the area and provide immediate access to I-95. The project includes a multi-level parking garage and a transit hub, which is now being served by four MDT bus routes - NW 7th Avenue MAX (277), Liberty City Connection (46), 62, and 77.
The entire project, which is being constructed by Atlantic Pacific communities on property owned by Miami-Dade Transit, consists of two phases. Phase I of the project was completed in the fall of 2015, while phase II is scheduled to start in the spring of 2016. To date, 76 units of affordable housing have been completed, under phase I, and 100 units are expected to be completed under phase II.
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City of Crowley to co-sponsor Easter parade
The Crowley City Council had one of their busier meetings Tuesday night as an Easter parade, the purchase of new police vehicles and planning for the music series Greetings from Levy Park were discussed.
Greetings from Levy Park is a four-part music series which is free to the public. The event is the brainchild of Crowley businessmen Kyle Gordon, Keefer Kelbaugh and Crowley Chamber of Commerce CEO Amy Thibodeaux. The first installment of the series is on Thursday, March 22.
Tuesday night the city council stated that there would be road closures in the four directions around Levy Park. The only cars that will be allowed on the streets will be those who live in the blocked off area who will be given special passes.
Thibodeaux, who was in attendance, was asked about how those running the event would enforce the sale of alcohol to minors. She assured the council that IDs will be checked and that there would be officers on hand to oversee the operations.
"I'm also concerned with people bringing in their own beer," said Crowley Mayor Greg Jones.
Crowley Chief of Police K.P. Gibson told Jones that the officers would enforce all the laws regarding alcohol consumption.
"I just want to thank you Amy, as well as Keeffer and Kyle for all the hard work you've put in," said Alderman Lyle Fogleman.
Likewise, Thibodeaux thanked the council.
The city also agreed to co-sponsor an Easter parade which will be held on Saturday, April 12.
"This is not a Mardi Gras at Easter parade," said Jones. "This is for kids."
The parade will start on Third St. (near Frosto's) and will roll down to Ave. J around the park.
"It's only for five blocks," said Jones. "We're going to see how this works out."
The city is also going to pursue the sale of a fleet of new police cars in a way that would save money for citizens.
The city's fleet of cars is aging and last year the city spent approximately $95,000 on repairs. With the new deal the city is eyeing, the city could buy the cars and possibly have them under warranty for the next two years.
"For example, say we spent $500,000 on the cars and could save $200,000 on repairs over the next two years," said Chief Gibson. "This would be very effective cost saving measure."
Also, the council agreed to award a beer/liquor permit to Jose Chavez who runs El Paso Mexican Restaurant on Oddfellows Rd.
There will be much more on the council meeting in the Thursday edition of the Crowley Post-Signal.


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A "Living Classroom" that Impacts Local & Global Communities
Concordia University Portland offers an engaging, interdisciplinary program preparing students for careers with community development organizations, international non-profits, inter-governmental agencies, NGOs and educational institutions. The Master of Arts in International Development and Service (MA IDS) is a "living classroom" combining rigorous academic study with field research and volunteer service in the United States and in several overseas settings.
The program is designed for students who have already earned a baccalaureate degree and want to pursue a graduate degree that combines the rigor of scholarly study with meaningful service opportunity. Graduates develop intercultural competencies, gain international development experience and form a deeper understanding of how to navigate complex partnerships in and between global communities. Working across disciplines and looking through multiple cultural lenses, students generate innovative research, practices, and technologies to address development issues in ways that foster creative, long term and constructive social change. Areas of study into public health, peacebuilding, global nonprofit management, human rights, environmental sustainability, and migration studies.
The MA in International Development and Service covers four semesters. Two semesters are spent on the Concordia campus in Portland, OR, acquiring foundational skills and reflecting on field experiences. Two additional semesters are completed at two international partner sites where students receive practical field experience through applied learning. Current international site options include: Northern Ireland, Uganda, and Ecuador. This educational model constitutes an experiential and praxis-oriented approach to learning combining theory, practice and research using the world as a living classroom.
The MA IDS living classroom pushes students beyond mere cultural immersion. They are intentionally confronted with "development" complexities faced every day by nearly two-thirds of the world's population. In addition, field study includes working and researching within various organizations in the community through service-learning engagement.
The next MA IDS cohort begins in Spring 2017 (January).
Get your name on the list of join our "living classroom."
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Current International MA IDS Study Sites
MA IDS students select two international sites. Students spend one semester at each site (semester two and three). International sites are subject to change, depending on political conditions and travel restrictions. Additional international sites are added as opportunities and needs warrant.
Current international sites available to MA IDS students:
1. CORRYMEELA – NORTHERN IRELAND, UK: Corrymeela is a diverse community committed to the healing of social, religious and political divisions that exist in Northern Ireland and throughout the world. Founded in 1965, it is the oldest peace and reconciliation organization in Northern Ireland with a residential center located near Ballycastle in County Antrim. Using Northern Ireland as a case study, students will examine how communities can break down or flourish in the face of difference. Study will center on Community Development in Divided Societies.
2. MUSANA – UGANDA, EAST AFRICA: Musana Community Development Organization (MCDO) - The living classroom experience in Uganda will bring students directly into daily contact with residents in the Musana community. Students will live with Ugandan host families and work with organizations in Iganga to build applied skills and strengthen personal and professional intercultural competency. Experiences will include a wide range of site visits including public hospitals, government school classrooms, international development agencies, subsistence farms, and urban slums. Students will have an opportunity to connect with entrepreneurs who have pulled their families out of poverty through microloans and engage with empowered women who are breaking the cycle of patriarchal dependency.
3. USFQ – ECUADOR, SOUTH AMERICA: Concordia University has partnered with Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) in Cumbayá, Ecuador, to provide an international site pairing field research and environmental issues. USFQ is the only university in the world with campuses in the Galapagos Islands and the Yasuni Biosphere Reserve in the Ecuadorian Amazon. These locations are some of the most biodiverse areas on Earth. Using Ecuador as a case study, students will explore indigeneity, the environment and sustainable development with indigenous communities, civil society leaders, local politicians, scientists, and corporate energy administrators.


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If you aren't arachnophobic, think about this the next time you see a "pretty" spider web. Early in the morning, if there is enough moisture in the air, the gossamer webs may sag under the weight of thousands of dew droplets, but "spider silk" is extremely strong.
Webs are an amazing feat of engineering, determination, confidence and hope: choosing the right location; attaching those difficult "draglines" of the outer web; seeing the project to completion; hoping for a tasty meal.
Speaking of meals, we rarely see male spiders because they are often killed (and sometimes eaten) after mating. Canoodling is a risky business because females are often much larger than their male counterparts. Researchers, working at the National University of Singapore, discovered that male orb-weavers that gave their mates a "massage" after mating were 60 percent less likely to be killed and eaten.
Orb-Weaver web photographed by Victoria Rivas.
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Leda Hartman remembers her mother, Sonia Carlota Garcia de Barnes. After her mother's death in 2010, Leda carried her ashes home to Puerto Rico to place them under the flame-colored flowers of the Flamboyan tree her mother loved.
RadioNature is a year-long series that looks at how people of color connect with nature. Funding comes from the REI Foundation.
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is a print and broadcast writer, reporter and editor. She is a longtime contributor to nationally broadcast public radio programs. Her work has aired on Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Marketplace, Latino USA, Living on Earth, Studio 360, and The World and Voice of America.
Radio Nature is a year-long series that looks at how people of color connect with nature. Funding comes from the REI foundation.
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Liverpool are no quitters, blasts Pellegrino
Published 18/02/2009
Three-time title winner Mauricio Pellegrino believes Liverpool have the character to battle back and win the Barclays Premier League.
The club's first team coach dismisses the notion they are out of the race as almost a third of the fixtures have still to be played.
Yet when Liverpool line-up against Manchester City on Sunday they could be eight points adrift of Manchester United.
The leaders host their game in hand tonight against Fulham and then welcome Blackburn to Old Trafford on Saturday.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side are building up a head of steam but Pellegrino - who won La Liga with Valencia (twice) and Barcelona - is adamant the picture could change.
"Everyone in our squad has personality.
"We have shown in difficult moments this season that we have character," he said.
"We have a very good squad - all of them are very professional. I think the players are strong enough.
"They have to prove something in every single game but I am not worried about the pressure. For me, the best thing you can do in professional sport is fight for titles.
"I am sure we can get to the last two or three weeks and still have possibilities.
"In the end, the difference between first and second will be the small details.
"For me, the most important thing is to stay calm.
"We have to think about the next game, not the last game in May."
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Welcome to Manchester SIAM Student Chapter!
The University of Manchester SIAM Student Chapter encourages the promotion of applied mathematics and computational science to students, especially, but not limited to, graduate students. The Chapter was set up in December 2009, and is run by a committee of PhD and Master students at The University of Manchester, with help from our Faculty Advisors Nicholas J. Higham and David Silvester.
If you are a member of SIAM, you can join the Chapter now by filling the registration form. SIAM membership is free of charge for all the students of the University of Manchester, if you are not a SIAM member yet you can apply here.
You can also follow us on Twitter or join our Facebook group.
Annual General Meeting 2016
At 5:30PM on Thursday the 9th of June we will be hosting our Annual General Meeting of the Chapter. The agenda for the meeting will consist of a review of this year's activities including plans for next year's events. It is an opportunity for you to have a say in the future activities. Free drinks and pizza will be served. Places are limited, please register here.
Weijian Zhang wins SIAM Student Chapter Certificate of Recognition
We are pleased to announce that the Manchester SIAM Student Chapter president Weijian Zhang has been awarded the SIAM Student Chapter Certificate of Recognition, Congratulations! The award is to recognise Weijian's outstanding service and contribution to the chapter, and was presented at the closing of the 6th annual Manchester SIAM student Chapter conference.
Manchester SIAM Student Chapter Conference
We are pleased to announce the 6th Manchester SIAM Student Chapter Conference (MSSCC16). It will be held in Frank Adams 1, Alan Turing Building on 4th May 2016.
This annual conference is a one-day event for all interested or working in applied or industrial mathematics. The event is organised for undergraduates, postgraduates and staff of the University of Manchester.
Up-to-date information and registration can be found on the conference website.
Webmaster appointed
Jonathan Deakin will be the new webmaster for the rest of the academic year 2015/2016. Congratulations!
Manchester SIAM Student Chapter Blog
Vice president election
Mante Zemaityte will be the new vice president for the academic year 2015/2016. Congratulations!
Second Manchester SIAM Sabisu Challenge
The second Manchester SIAM Sabisu Challenge is approaching. The event is organised for undergraduate and postgraduate students from the University of Manchester, and will be on Wednesday, the 9th of December.


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Archive for Poetry&Prose
Mysteries About My Father
Naina discovers her late father's diaries and finds out about unknown events in his life that have had an impact on her life.
An excerpt from chapter 17 from Avikal's new book, 'When the Ocean Dissolves into the Drop: Osho, Love, Truth and me'.
Another Series of Dilemmas
An excerpt from Anugyan's book, 'Wrecking Ball'; to be published shortly.
Time Capsule Opened in Year 2215
Spirit fiction envisioned by Prem Geet: Dancing People on a Mad Planet.
Fuck It! The Mantra of Purification
An excerpt from Dayal's recently published ebook 'I Don't Give a Fuck!'.
The Meditation Technique of Contemplation
An excerpt from whosoever's latest book, 'Shivoham Shivoham'.
Magdalene Faces the Tribunal of Quantifiable Evidence and Measurable Outcomes
A poem from Prartho's new book, 'Elephant Raga'.
When Zorba Met Buddha
Leela was about to write an article on the qualities of balancing our Zorba and Buddha energies when the following emerged.
He Is Everything
A selection of poems by Lalla, translated by Jaishree Kak (1) and Coleman Barks (2), and one of her Vakhs (songs) presented with this video by Shakeel Ur Rahman.


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West Allis man is arrested in case of bodies found in suitcases
Authorities announced Wednesday afternoon that they had arrested Steven M. Zelich, 52, of West Allis in connection with the discovery of two women's bodies stuffed into suitcases earlier this month.
Authorities also announced that one of the bodies had been identified as Laura Simonson, 37, a Minnesota resident who had been missing since November.
The second victim remains unidentified. She was described by police as possibly Caucasian, between the ages of 15 and 35, between 5 feet 2 inches and 5-4 with long dark hair and crooked teeth. She had a quarter-size heart tattoo on her lower left abdomen.
Zelich lived in a West Allis apartment building at 8011 W. Lincoln Ave. On Wednesday, the block was taped off as deputies from the Walworth County Sheriff's Department searched the building. They were assisted by Town of Geneva police and West Allis police.
Felicia Sopa, 25, has lived in the building since February. She said officials had been moving in and out of the residence of a man she estimates to be in his 50s. Sopa last saw the man Wednesday around 8:30 a.m. when she left for work.
A friend staying with Sopa, Kelly Lopez, said workers dressed in white hazmat suits were putting objects from the apartment into brown paper lawn bags and carrying the bags to a crime scene vehicle parked outside. Lopez said officials tore down the door to the man's apartment Wednesday morning when nobody answered.
Earlier, Lopez said, investigators had been knocking on doors asking if residents "knew the guy across the way." The apartments in the building are single-bedroom units that cater largely to third-shift workers, Sopa said.
The death investigation is still ongoing, according to a news release from the Town of Geneva Police Department. The FBI in Minnesota, the FBI in Milwaukee, the Rochester, Minn. Police Department and the Farmington, Minn. Police Department are also involved in the investigation, the news release said.
The bodies were found in suitcases June 5 beside N. Como Road in Geneva.
Evidence, including DNA and environmental samples, is still being analyzed, Geneva Police Chief Steven Hurley said Tuesday. Hurley had said previously that investigators think the women were brought to the area from another location in what he called an "isolated incident."
"The Chief would like to assure the citizens of West Allis that there is no danger," Wednesday's news release said.


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NFL Network's Albert Breer reports Andre Ellington (knee) will play Sunday against the Eagles, barring a setback in pregame warm-ups.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports the odds are "slim" J.J. Watt (back) returns this season, but that there are "no long-term concerns."
Jimmy Garoppolo (shoulder) and Jacoby Brissett (thumb) both were at practice Thursday.
Lions OC Jim Bob Cooter said Golden Tate will see more targets moving forward.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Dez Bryant (knee) will not practice Thursday.
Sammy Watkins (foot) is not practicing Thursday.
Eric Decker (shoulder) did not practice Thursday.
Jets coach Todd Bowles said the team will "make sure" Brandon Marshall gets the ball.
Bucs coach Dirk Koetter said the team has "thrown too much" in the last two games.
Jaguars OC Greg Olson vowed to "get this run game fixed."
DetroitLions.com's Tim Twentyman expects Dwayne Washington to see "an uptick in carries" against the Bears.
Cowboys WR Brice Butler said he is "more confident" in the offense this season.


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August 28, 2014
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GI Dynamics names ex-ATS Medical chief Michael Dale to replace Stuart Randle as CEO
GI Dynamics (ASX:GID) said it's replacing Stuart Randle as CEO with Michael Dale, the former chief at ATS Medical until its 2010 acquisition by Medtronic (NYSE:MDT).
Randle will stay on as a member of the GI Dynamics board and act as a consultant during the transition, according to a press release.
"On behalf of the entire GI Dynamics organization, I want to thank Stu for his significant contributions to the company over the last decade," chairman Jack Meyer said in prepared remarks. "Stu was instrumental in securing the CE Mark for EndoBarrier, gaining Food & Drug Administration approval for initiating the pivotal clinical study for EndoBarrier in the United States and successfully completing critical financings, including the company's initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange. We appreciate Stu's leadership through these important milestones and his continued support during this CEO transition period."
Dale led ATS Medical as chairman, president & CEO from 2002 until Medtronic acquired it in 2010 for $370 million. He had the corner office at Most recently, Mr. Helical Solutions and also worked at Endocardial Solutions, Cyberonics (NSDQ:CYBX), St. Jude Medical (NYSE:STJ) and Edwards Lifesciences (NYSE:EW).
"Mike is an exceptional leader with an impressive track record in the medical device sector," Randle said in a statement. "Building GI Dynamics has been an incredible journey over the last 10 years, and we are fortunate to have a leader of Mike's caliber to drive the future success of the company. I look forward to making this a seamless transition for him and the rest of our organization."
"I am delighted and honored by the opportunity to lead GI Dynamics," Dale added. "When every stakeholder stands to benefit in meaningful ways from the application of a better solution to a significant problem, you have the basis for a great business. With the focus on better treatment of Type 2 diabetes and obesity, I believe GI Dynamics offers this potential. The growing body of clinical evidence in support of EndoBarrier is compelling and provides a strong foundation upon which to build. I look forward to working with the management team and the Board to develop the strategies required to fulfill our business purpose."


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Hunting and Trapping Seasons for Ohio Furbearers Opens November 10
Ohio hunters and trappers preparing to pursue furbearers will find good populations of these animals during the 2011-2012 season. The season begins for most furbearing species on November 10, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife.
"Food sources and habitat conditions for furbearers remain good this year across Ohio," said Division of Wildlife biologist Suzie Prange. "Fur takers can expect another good season for most species."
For the seventh year, 43 counties will be open for river otter trapping from December 26 to February 29. River otters were reintroduced into four Ohio watersheds between 1986 and 1993 and have increased their range in the state. They were removed from the state endangered species list in 2002. Full details of open counties, checking and permit requirements can be found in the Ohio River-Otter Trapping Regulations.
In most regions of Ohio, hunting and trapping seasons for fox, raccoon, opossum, skunk and weasel open November 10 and close January 31. The trapping season for mink and muskrat is open November 10 through February 29. Exceptions are Erie, Ottawa and Sandusky counties, and in Lucas County east of the Maumee River where raccoon, opossum, skunk, weasel, mink and muskrat trapping seasons will remain open through March 15,
Ohio's beaver-trapping season opens statewide December 26 and ends February 29.
There are no daily bag limits or restrictions on hours for hunting and trapping furbearers, with the exception of river otters, where bag limits are dependent on the county where the trapping occurs. Special hunting regulations for coyotes apply during the one-week, statewide deer-gun season, November 28-December 4, and the deer-gun weekend of December 17-18.
A fur-taker permit is required in addition to a valid Ohio hunting license to hunt or trap furbearing animals, except for coyotes, which may be hunted or trapped year round without a fur-taker permit. A special ODNR Division of Wildlife permit is required to trap beaver and otters on state public hunting areas.
Otters that are accidentally captured, either in excess of bag limits or in closed counties, must be released unharmed. Otters that cannot be released must be turned over to the Division of Wildlife.
Beaver trappers in particular are advised to watch for otter sign and modify set placements where necessary. The Ohio State Trappers Association and the Division of Wildlife have published a guide on how to recognize otter sign and use various otter avoidance techniques while trapping for beaver in areas closed to otter trapping. A copy of the publication and reports about observing otters in Ohio can be ordered by calling 1-800-WILDLIFE.
Ohio is among the nation's leading producers of raw furs. Currently, there are 70 licensed fur dealers and more than 11,000 licensed fur takers in the state.
Additional hunting information is contained in the 2011-2012 Ohio Hunting Regulations brochure, available where Ohio hunting licenses are sold, on the Internet at wildohio.com or by calling toll-free 1-800-WILDLIFE.
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Submitted by Retired2hunt on Sat, 2011-11-05 17:06.
Great for Ohio and their fur trappers. My older brother and I used to trap the Ohio season each year. We trapped the Cuyahoga River and the Erie Canal areas. We only had our traps stolen once which was not common for the area. Most of the catches were of red and grey fox, muskrat, and raccoon. Rarely did we catch an oppossum or a skunk. Great tradition and a very neat way to generate an income by selling the furs.


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|Bank 131 Jiggies in Showdown Town
To receive all 131 Jiggies you will need to do the following:
Jiggy Ratings: If you're having trouble on a mission, pause the game and select "View Leaderboards" under the second section, then find and select the mission name and hit Y to view one of the top 10 replays. Some of them will even have their blueprints there to download so you can use their same vehicle. If you don't have all the parts, fill in the missing sections with whatever you can. If you're missing something important like the weapons, try to return more crates in Showdown Town or complete more missions to either get bonuses from Mumbo or unlock more parts to buy from Humba.
T.T. Ratings: The most common challenges that people can't manage a T.T. on are either "Saucer of Peril Returns" or "Flower Shower Power" in the Terranium of Terror so aim to complete one of those and ignore the other. Again, watch replays and download blueprints if you're having trouble.
Jolly Dodger: He can be found either underneath Klungo's Arcade or somewhere on the beach to the left or right. You will need 375 notes total to buy all five of his Jiggies.
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Craftsman 500-Watt Tripod Light with Portable Stand
500-Watt Tripod Light with Portable Stand Adjusts Horizontally and Vertically as Needed The Craftsman 500-watt tripod light with portable stand is an excellent way to get the flexible light source you require for your projects. The single tripod light comes with a quick-release portable light stand that is great for small spaces or wide illumination. The set is sure to be put to immediate use as you can horizontally and vertically adjust the light immediately with ease. Get the light you want as you use the switch to move between Hi (500 watts), Low (250 watts) and Off. The 500-watt tripod light with portable stand is UL listed and comes with the 500-watt halogen bulb. The red stand is skid-resistant, so you don't worry about it falling or moving without your approval. Grip handles on the tripod stand are cool to the touch, making it easy to move it around as you please. The set even comes with a 10-foot cord with grounded plug, so you're all set to get to work! The stand height measures 40 inches, and it weighs 8 pounds.
- Craftsman 500-watt tripod light with portable stand is great for shining light in small spaces and for wide lighting situations
- Comes with a 500-watt halogen bulb
- Stand is 40 inches high and weighs 8 pounds, making it a cinch to move around
- Skid-resistant stand helps reduce falls
- Adjust light horizontally and vertically as you desire
- Switch for 2 light levels: Hi 500-watt/Low 250-watt
- UL listed
- Grip handles on tripod stand are cool to the touch so it is movable
- 10-foot cord with grounded plug is included
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The Jam is the Westside's weekly open stage improv show where anyone from the audience is invited to try their hand at improv comedy. Hosts Cole Stratton and Morgan Christensen draw names of participating audience members to jump on stage and do 2, 3, or 4 person improv scenes based on other audience members suggestions. Once all the names are drawn all performers are invited up to the stage for a free form montage. The Jam is a great opportunity to try improv for the first time, brush up on old skills, or just have a ton of fun on a Thursday night.


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SOEN was founded by industry leading audio engineers, designers and craftsmen brought together by their passions to create the world's finest audio products. Digital music and smart devices have liberated the personal entertainment. But SOEN founders felt the existing audio technologies were failing to provide good sound from smaller form factors. The design and quality of most incumbent products was also un-inspiring and clutter-some. Inspired by music and driven for perfection, the SOEN team embarked on a mission to enrich lives with superior technologies and best-in-class products. SOEN audio wizards have developed cutting-edge technologies that deliver stunning sound from amazingly small spaces. This miniaturization of high-performance enables the SOEN designers to create beautiful and intelligent products. With a magical synthesis of design and performance, SOEN products provide an unparalleled immersive experience.
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Ball So Hard
The last meeting between the Arizona Rattlers and the Chicago Rush proved true the old adage that football is a game of inches. On the game's final play, the Rush recovered a live ball in the end zone for an apparent game-winning touchdown. As it turned out, the ball had (just barely) scraped out of bounds before the Rush recovered. The Rattlers held onto possession and escaped with a six-point victory that punched their ticket to the Arena Bowl.
If the first two months of the 2012 Arena League season are any indication, then there should be another classic when the Rush visit the US Airways Center, 201 East Jefferson Street, for a rematch against the Rattlers. Both will bring top five offenses and top five defenses onto the field in a match between two of the AFL's best teams.
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Located in Santa Maria Novella, Casa Howard is adjacent to Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum and within a 10-minute walk of other popular attractions like Florence Baptistery. This 8-room guesthouse welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like free in-room WiFi and a rooftop terrace. Centrally located in Florence, the guesthouse is also a short walk from Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower and Ponte Vecchio.
Free continental breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning from 8 AM to 10 AM. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service.
All 8 soundproofed rooms feature coffee makers. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and satellite TV. In-room massages are available, and rooms also include hair dryers.
Property features
Guests of Casa Howard enjoy a rooftop terrace, free WiFi in public areas, and spa treatment rooms. If you drive, self parking is EUR 25 per day, or you can take advantage of the airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for EUR 36 per vehicle one way. A multilingual staff is on hand to assist with luggage storage and securing valuables. This luxury guesthouse also has a garden.
- Walking distance to Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum and Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower
- Free continental breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Rooftop terrace
Casa Howard18, Via della Scala Florence FI 50123
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This luxury guesthouse also offers a rooftop terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Airport transportation
- Free WiFi
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Garden
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproofed rooms
- In-room massage available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually decorated
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Spa Services
- Number of treatment rooms 1
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 8 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets stay free
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Pets allowed (no fees)
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 36 per vehicle (one way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 25 per day
- Late check-in fee: EUR 50 for check-in after midnight
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10.00 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20.00 per day
Hotel Name
- Casa Howard
- Casa Howard Florence
- Casa Howard House
- Casa Howard House Florence
- Casa Howard Guest Houses Hotel Florence
We should mention
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 2 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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VA center holds free 'Weight of the Nation' screening
The public is invited to a free screening of the HBO documentary "The Weight of the Nation" on Thursday at the Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 5000 W. National Ave.
The screening starts at 11:30 a.m. in the Matousek Auditorium. The movie focuses on the obesity epidemic in the United States and what people can take to lose weight. »Read Full Article
MSO, Swingle Singers enchant with rare 'Sinfonia'
One of the great joys of having a high-quality symphony orchestra in town is the opportunity to experience an enormous variety of music - live.
Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert presented a rare opportunity to hear Luciano Berio's "Sinfonia" for eight voices and orchestra. »Read Full Article(2)


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Ticket exchange
A ticket exchange is a market where tickets are bought and sold.
Secondary market[edit]
Ticket exchanges allow people to advertise, trade, sell, and buy highly sought or otherwise unobtainable tickets online. Some ticket exchanges also provide a marketplace for individuals to list tickets to events they may no longer be able to attend. For example, an individual who purchased tickets to a football game may find that they can no longer attend the event and subsequently lists their tickets for sale on a ticket exchange. Another common example applies to season ticket holders who find it difficult to attend every game. Ticket exchanges allow these individuals to trade or sell their tickets with other fans or brokers wanting to attend these events. This gives the consumer an opportunity to recuperate the money spent to purchase the tickets, and in some instances the original purchaser may even turn a profit.
Those most likely to use the services of a Ticket Exchange are ticket brokers (commonly known as "scalpers") who use the exchange to list and sell tickets. Brokers may purchase tickets in bulk from a promoter or directly from the venue (box office) hoping that the tickets will sell at a premium (i.e. above face value) due to an increase in demand for highly sought or difficult to obtain tickets.[1]
Ticket exchange in air travel[edit]
There are online marketplaces where private persons can offer their transferable flight tickets for sale. For travellers without a travel insurance, it can be a good way to cover the costs for a flight cancellation due to medical, personal, or professional reasons.
Flights are transferable, if the name on the ticket can be changed. US-based airlines are very strict about changing names on flight tickets, even a small typing error might force a traveller to buy a completely new airline ticket. In UK and Ireland, the sale of flight tickets is strictly regulated by the Civil Aviation Authority (United Kingdom), and only agents authorized to Air Travel Organisers' Licensing are allowed to sell flight tickets. Even though several British airlines allow name changes, the customers are not allowed to resell their flights.[2] In other European countries, such as Germany, France, and Netherlands, the exchange of flight tickets by private persons is not prohibited.
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Labor turned on itself Monday, as the dispute over work rules at the Convention Center resulted in rival union leaders deriding one another.
John Dougherty, leader of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98, accused the Teamsters and Carpenters of failing the city and their members. William Hamilton, leader of Teamsters Local 107, called Dougherty "an embarrassment."
A spokesman for Local 8 of the Metropolitan Regional Council of Carpenters dismissed Dougherty as a union leader who crossed a picket line.
The remarkable display of bitterness was triggered when leaders of three of the four unions still employed at the Convention Center personally shepherded their members across a picket line early Monday as the facility reopened under new work rules.


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Inuvik (crater)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Inuvik is a crater located outside the perennial north polar cap on Mars.[1] The crater's diameter is 20.5 kilometres, and it lies at latitude 78.7°N, longitude 28.6°W. In 1988, the International Astronomical Union's Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature (IAU/WGPSN) named the crater after the town of Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada.
- ^ M. Thueson and H. Xie, "Water Ice Investigation in Crater of Residual Polar Region using THEMIS Data", Lunar and Planetary Science XXXVIII (2007)


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Live updates
FMB: House building 'stalling' over skills shortage
The chief executive of the Federation of Master Builders has said that George Osborne needs a "new generation of 'real' builders to make his vision for housing a reality".
We're already seeing housing developments starting to stall because the cost of hiring skilled tradespeople is threatening to make some sites simply unviable.
Unless we see a massive uplift in apprenticeship training in our industry, there won't be enough pairs of hands to deliver more housing on this scale.
Police chiefs 'delighted' budgets won't be cut
The National Police Chiefs' Council, which represents the UK's chief police officers, says it is 'delighted' following the Chancellor's announcement ruling out any cuts in police budgets in England and Wales.
We are delighted on behalf of the public with the announcement that #police #budgets will not be cut #spendingreview https://t.co/aLr3UT0uCT
Shadow Chancellor: Britons will feel 'betrayed' by Chancellor's Spending Review
Britons will feel "betrayed" as George Osborne failed on promises made five years ago, shadow chancellor John McDonnell said in response to the chancellor's Autumn Statement and Spending Review in the Commons.
"We were promised that by today the deficit would be eliminated and debts would be under control and falling dramatically. "People put their trust in that commitment." He added: "After five years the deficit has not been eliminated and this year it's predicted to be over £70 billion. "Instead of taking five years, it's going to take 10."
- ITV Report
Spending Review: ITV News editors give their verdict
ITV News' team of specialist editors give their verdict to the spending review announced by Chancellor George Osborne.Read the full story ›
'No compensating hit' for tax credit U-turn, sources say
Sources at the Department for Work and Pensions have told ITV News that despite George Osborne's U-turn on his controversial tax credit plan, there will be no "compensating hit" elsewhere in its budget.
The Chancellor is instead simply "forgoing the savings", they added.
DWP source says re tax credits "there's no compensating hit elsewhere. Chancellor's just forgoing the savings"
Poll: Chancellor scraps plans to cut tax credits
The Chancellor has announced that controversial plans to cut tax credits are to be scrapped altogether.
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No cuts to police budget 'at all', Osborne says
There will be no cuts to police budget 'at all', George Osborne announced.
Now is not the time for further police cuts.
Now is the time to back our police and give them the tools do the job.
I am today announcing there will be no cuts in the police budget at all.
There will be real terms protection for police funding. The police protect us, and we're going to protect the police.
Osborne: Foreign Office budget protected
The Foreign Office budget has been protected in real terms, George Osborne said.
London Help to Buy launched as Right to Buy extended
Tenants of five housing associations will be able to start applying to buy their own home as part of a pilot scheme extending Right to Buy from midnight, George Osborne announced.
A new scheme called London Help to Buy will also be launched, meaning Londoners with a five per cent deposit will be able to get an interest-free loan worth up to 40 per cent of the value of a newly-built home.
Public land suitable for 160,000 homes will be released, he added, to help stimulate the building industry as well as tackling the housing crisis.
Meanwhile, a three per cent higher Stamp Duty will be imposed on those buying second homes or buy-to-let properties from April next year.
That will raise almost a billion pounds by 2021, helping to fund some of the other changes, he said.
Old prison sell-off to fund nine new prisons
A sell-off of "old, Victorian" prisons will help fund the construction of nine new prisons, George Osborne has announced.
Old Victorian prisons in our cities that are not suitable for rehabilitating prisoners will be sold.
This will also bring long term savings and means we can spend over a billion pounds in this Parliament building nine new modern prisons.
Today, the transformation gets underway with the announcement the Justice Secretary has just made.
I can tell the House that Holloway Prison – the biggest women's jail in Western Europe – will close.
In the future, women prisoners will serve their sentences in more humane conditions better designed to keep them away from crime.


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Information regarding the December 2016 commencement will be posted by mid-October. The ceremony will be held December 17, 2016 at 10am at the John W. Pope Convocation Center in Buies Creek, NC.
PLEASE NOTE: All official communication from our office will go to your official Campbell University issued email address. If you have not set this up or do not have it forwarded to the email account you check regularly, please contact the Help Desk for instructions on how to do so.
Please look for instructions on applying for December Graduation in mid-late September.
The first Application Received list will be posted by mid-October.
Please NOTE: This list is NOT in real time. It will be updated once a week or as needed. The names on this list DOES NOT mean that student is cleared for graduation. Any questions or concerns should be directed to the Registrar's Office.
Graduates may request one free DVD of one of our Spring 2016 undergraduate graduation ceremonies.
Click here to order your copy for the 9:00 am ceremony.
Click here to order your copy for the 3:00 pm ceremony.
GradImages™ has an exciting offer for your graduates. GradImages will be offering students a $5 discount on any photo order over $25 when they register their email address prior to graduation.
How GradImages works:
For direct inquires, please visit: http://gradimages.com/
Campbell University graduates are required to wear approved cap, gown and hood (if applicable) at the graduation exercise. The Official University gown includes two custom embroidered tabs with the University seal. In addition, a jumbo black and orange tassel with a medallion of the University's seal.
We have two convenient ways for you to place your order:
1. Pickup in Buies Creek – to pre order stop by the bookstore or call us at 910-893-1455
2. Ship to your location: please visit oakhalli.com/college/campbelluniversity/
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|The cost of your full academic regalia is as follows:
|Associate/Bachelor Degree - cap/gown/tassel: $70.98
|Master Degree - cap/gown/tassel: $72.98
Master Hood (required): $36.98
Master of Divinity Hood: $119.00
Doctorate: $52.98
|Extra Tassel (with graduation year): $7.98
|Extra Tassel (with Medallion): $7.98
|Extra Key Chain Tassel with Year: $4.98
Please note: The cap, gown and hood are yours to keep and differs from previous years gowns.
For more information, please contact the Main Campus Bookstore at 910-893-1455.
Announcements, Rings, and Diploma Frames
The Bookstore carries non-personalized graduation announcements and diploma frames.
Diploma Frames can also be ordered through our Bookstore website at www.campbell.bncollege.com
If you would like to order personalized announcements or class rings, contact Balfour at 1-866-Balfour (1-866-225-3687) or order online at www.balfour.com
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The Rose Bowl is played each January at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Since 1916 the Rose Bowl has treated millions of fans to some of the most exciting bowl games in college football. The game traditionally matches up one of the top teams from the Big Ten Conference with a peer from the Pac-12 Conference. Starting in 2014-15, the Rose Bowl will be part of the college football playoff system and will serve as a semi final game every 3rd season. The seasons that the Rose Bowl is not the site of one of the semifinal games, it will return to its traditional matchup between the Big Ten and Pac-12. The Rose Bowl is sponsored by Northwestern Mutual, and has been sponsored in the past by Vizio, AT&T, Sony, and Citi. Check out our Rose Bowl history page for more information on this historic bowl game. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Rose Bowl tickets.
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The 2016 Rose Bowl is set to kick off on January 1st, 2016, at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California. The 2016 Rose Bowl will feature a premier matchup between the PAC-12 Champion Stanford Cardinal vs the Iowa Hawkeyes. Iowa will be making its first trip to the Rose Bowl since 1991, and will look to win the Grandaddy of the All for the first time since 1959. The Hawkeyes enter the 2016 Rose Bowl coming off a 12-1 season, that saw them fall just seconds short of winning the Big Ten. Led by the gutsy play of quarterback C.J. Beathard, and a fantastic defensive front, Iowa grinds opponents down and takes over in the 2nd half. The PAC-12 Champion Stanford Cardinal return to the Rose Bowl for the 3rd time in 4 year, and will look for their 2nd victory since 2013. Led by the senior duo of Kevin Hogan and Christian McCaffrey, the Cardinal offensive attack powers over opponents, scoring under 30 points, only one time this season. The 2016 Rose Bowl looks to be an old school PAC-12 vs Big Ten matchup, decided by whichever team can control the line of scrimmage.
The Rose Bowl Stadium is in Pasadena, not far from all that the city of Los Angeles has to offer. The stadium is one of the last iconic bowl-style venues left in the country and produces great views from every seat. The capacity of the Rose Bowl is approximately 94,392, and that split into two "levels" though one look at the venue and it looks like just one big section all the way from the field to the last row. The home sideline is by sections 3-7, while visitors sideline is in front of sections 17-21.
TicketCity offers a large selection of Rose Bowl tickets which includes some of the lowest priced seats on the market. Rose Bowl ticket prices fluctuate based on demand for the games. Bigger matchups typically push demand higher & ticket prices. The opposite can happen if the Rose Bowl matchup is less intriguing. Marquee teams, like the Texas Longhorns, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan Wolverines, and other teams with large fan bases, can drive up Rose Bowl ticket prices. The Rose Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events in the country, so if you're looking for cheap tickets you may want to act early before the big push in December.
There are 28 sections at the Rose Bowl, with each section divided into a lower and upper portion. The rows in the lower section start lettered (in reverse order) and then move from rows 1-25. That means that row A and row 1 are right next to each other. On the ends of the field, row N is typically the 1st row closest to the field. The same holds true on West side of the stadium (Sections 17-19) and East side of the stadium (Sections 3-5). The low rows on the side of the field can often be obstructed by players on the field, in-fact for UCLA home games they tarp off the lowest rows on East Side and start at row B. The upper sections are generally numbered from row 29 to row 77 (49 rows) on the sides of the field, while the upper sections on the ends of the field are generally numbered from row 30 to row 77 (48 rows). Sections 1-8 and 15-22 contain seatbacks. The rows at the Rose Bowl can be a bit confusing, contact us at TicketCity if you need help determining how close to the field your seats are located.
Pasadena is close by, but lacks some of the attractions of other surrounding cities. Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood and Santa Monica are all within 30 minutes (no traffic) and provide a lot of cool options for lodging, dining and entertainment. Just keep in-mind that the L.A. traffic will likely require 1.5 hours to get to the stadium on gameday, so leave early. Check out our event guide to see more what what's around when it comes to lodging and stuff to go.
The Rose Bowl is true bowl stadium, which means it's wide compared to the modern stadiums that are built straight up in the air (e.g.- AT&T Cowboys Stadium in Dallas). The advantage of this wide setup is that fans often say there isn't a bad view in the house, or at least that the view is consistent as you get higher in rows. The one area to be careful is with the lowest rows on the side of the field, some of your view may get blocked out by the players on the sideline.
There are so many too choose from when it comes to the Rose Bowl, including three #1 vs. #2 games. Most recently #2 Texas won what some call the greatest college football game of all time when they beat USC 41-38. In 1969, #1 Ohio State beat USC 27-16. Both winning teams were voted national champions. Find more information on our notable Rose Bowls page.
Some of the best to ever play the game have starred in the Rose Bowl, including Dave Leggett, Jim Plunkett, Warren Moon and Keyshawn Johnson. Check out our past champions page for more info on past Rose Bowl games.
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'Airplane' co-creator's mother set her own course
When she reached a certain age, Louise Abrahams Yaffe did what a lot of people do. She joined AARP.
"She figured that's what people should do," said her daughter, Jane Butenhoff. But Yaffe was also the kind of person who got involved, and getting her AARP card marked her entry into a new frontier - working on behalf of seniors. »Read Full Article
Bel Canto, MSO join forces for powerful 'Requiem'
The Bel Canto Chorus joined forces with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra this weekend for a powerful performance of Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem" ("A German Requiem").
Performing Sunday at Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa, following an Oconomowoc Arts Center performance on Saturday, the combined ensembles were directed by Bel Canto music director Richard Hynson and joined by soprano Laura Strickling and baritone Gerard Sundberg. »Read Full Article
Rambling Cosby show delivers small rewards
A personal preface seems necessary before the review gets on to expressing profound disappointment with Bill Cosby's appearance at the Riverside Theater on Saturday night.
When this critic was a child, he got his first exposure to stand-up comedy through his aunt's collection of the classic records Cosby released throughout the 1960s. Later encounters with varied works - from the animated show "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" to many seasons of "The Cosby Show" - only strengthened a belief that Cosby inhaled experience and exhaled humor. »Read Full Article
MSO puts basilica's acoustics to effective use with strings program
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra wrapped up its three-concert Basilica Series this weekend with "Remembrance," a strings-only program.
Led by MSO assistant conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong and featuring MSO principal second violinist Jennifer Startt, the performance filled the Basilica of St. Josaphat with the sounds of Sergei Prokofiev, Mieczyslaw Weinberg and Vaughan Williams on Saturday night. »Read Full Article
Graduates get taken to school
Two older and wiser men - comedian Bill Cosby and Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig - gave their advice during ceremonies Sunday in Milwaukee on how college graduates should conduct their lives.
Cosby told Marquette University graduates to go into the world remembering the values they learned from the school's Jesuits - respect, integrity and a responsibility to serve others. »Read Full Article
Share your Kenny Chesney concert photos
Kenny Chesney played to a sold-out Miller Park last night. Were you at the concert, or out tailgating before? Send us your fan photos and we'll post them in our reader gallery. To submit, you can either use our online submission form or email your photos to firstname.lastname@example.com.
For complete coverage of yesterday's festivities, visit our special section. »Read Full Article
MSO lecture; Herb Fair; Family Kite Festival
Musical dreaming
Edward Elgar considered "The Dream of Gerontius" his best oratorio. Find out more about this piece Wednesday when Lee Erickson and Tim Benson, the director and assistant director of the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, discuss the work as part of the UWM Friends of the MSO lecture series. The oratorio closes the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's season on May 31 and June 1. The lecture is at 5 p.m. at UWM's Fine Arts Recital Hall, 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd. After the lecture, coffee and dessert will be served. A discount on tickets to the concert will be available. The lecture is free. »Read Full Article


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Rumors have been swirling about the 49ers discussing trades for CLE WR Josh Gordon. Although the Browns deny he's on the block, what would you be willing to trade for him?
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The Alex Smith contingency pick in the 2 round along with Kyle Williams.Full Comment »
3rd round pick and Lamichael James. Cleveland gets a rb they need and a pick, we dont have to cut anyone and get a quality wr. Trying to trade them ba...Full Comment »
Kap has to play better defense has to show up,special teams,running game GORE,better play calling . We need to focus on one game at a time not make ex...Full Comment »
The conditional pick from the Alex Smith trade should suffice. He does come with his own issues, but the 49ers are counting on two WRs coming off inj...Full Comment »
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