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Follow one year in an Amish community with three heartwarming tales of old friends and new beginnings. "A Place of His Own" is one novella from this collection.
When Josiah left Paradise the first time, he didn't even say good-bye. Now he's back, ten years later, and he's changed. Why is he so distant and bitter? Where is the boy who used to be Amanda's best friend? Amanda is learning that there are things even a capable Amish girl can't fix. But can she stand there and watch him walk away . . . again?
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Kathleen Fuller is the author of several bestselling novels, including A Man of His Word and Treasuring Emma, as well as a middle-grade Amish series, the Mysteries of Middlefield. Visit her online at www.kathleenfuller.com, Twitter: @TheKatJam, and Facebook: Kathleen Fuller.
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Making a Difference: To Serve
Since beginning my nursing career 5 ½ years ago, I have been amazed by the wonderful and dedicated people I have met throughout my journey. I consider myself very fortunate to work at UPMC Hamot in the 2nd Floor ICU serving trauma, neurological and surgical patients, alongside some outstanding individuals. Over the past several years I have expanded my nursing role by becoming engaged in several committees. I currently serve on a few unit-based committees, but the one I'd like to speak of is the house wide Shared Leadership Committee which I am co-chairing this year, along with Rachael Larner, chairwoman.
The Practice Environment Council (PEC) serves in many ways. Our main focus is to improve the workplace through recognition and safety of our staff, as well as serve the public. These members include nurses from all areas throughout the organization. I would like to recognize all of these nurses for always going above and beyond and making UPMC Hamot the best place to work. Members include: Valerie Earls, Janet Rice, Patrick Pontzer, Chris Ritchie, Maggi Stoica, Heather Sanders, Terry Chylinski, Kristen Rowles, Kathleen Becker, Linda Caputo, Diane Best, Amy Beckman, Melissa Fuhrman, Tara Durfee and Janelle Rzodkiewicz. I would also like to mention Lynn Durst who served as chairwoman throughout 2012 and did a phenomenal job. Lastly, I'd especially like to acknowledge Robin Pearson, UPMC Hamot's Magnet Project Coordinator, who helps us in anyway needed and is an exceptional resource in providing us avenues to achieve our goals. Each of the mentioned individuals deserves thanks, as well as administration and unit management that have been supportive of our work and provided the means possible to achieve our goals.
We are divided into several subcommittees -- each of which work on various assigned projects throughout the year. The entire committee joins their efforts with various other projects and giving feedback or suggestions to one another. This allows us to be exceptionally creative and to offer the best way to serve our hospital family and the public.
In the past year, the committee has developed the 25 Plus Club which is inclusive of all nurses who have greater than 25 years of experience and are currently employed through UPMC Hamot. These members provide our facility with a vast amount of skilled experience, and recognizing them is very important to us. UPMC Hamot employs more than 270 nurses with more than 25 years of service, which is an extraordinary number. These members work within the hospital setting, as well as outlying services such as home health and physician's offices. Many of these members have spent their entire careers working for Hamot. Some even possess more than 50 years of nursing service, which is simply outstanding.
In August of 2012, the PEC hosted the annual celebration honoring these outstanding individuals. On this day, we also distributed pull badges for all the members to proudly identify them as having greater than 25 years of service. We have incorporated biographies written to feature various members throughout the year that are published in UPMC Hamot's Nursing Reflections. A large banner was designed and those attending had the opportunity to sign it, as they will at each celebration. This banner will be displayed so that all staff and visitors may reflect upon it. We are currently developing other ways of promoting this group of nurses and will implement them throughout the upcoming year, as well as planning our second annual celebration next September.
This same subcommittee has also taken on the task of creating our Nursing Week Celebration. We are incorporating new ideas to recognize all nursing staff that provides exceptional care for their patients throughout the year. We have events planned throughout the week of May 6th. These events will be hosted by our committee, as well as the other Shared Leadership Committees at UPMC Hamot. The other committees are the Nursing Education and Research Council (NERC), Professional Accountability Council (PAC), Patient Safety and Quality Council (PS&Q) and Nursing Informatics (NIC). Each will host a day during the week to allow them to make this week a success. On Friday, May 10th, we will have our annual professional awards ceremony, which honors exceptional nurses through nomination, along with the announcement of scholarship recipients. We have also arranged for an exciting surprise on that day.
Besides the mentioned celebrations, this subcommittee assisted with developing an order set to reduce 30-day readmission for patients. The 30-day readmission project was then assigned as a Senior Leadership project where two of our committee members completed the groundwork needed to have this order set utilized. Through their hard work and dedication, this was approved and is now utilized for our discharged patients, assuring they receive the best care to prepare them for discharge, and prevent the need for readmission if possible.
Another subcommittee has worked diligently on implementing Safe Patient Handling. This will allow for lower injury rates to staff, as well as provide safer handling of our patients. They have done research to discover the best practices utilized at other facilities so we can design the best program for UPMC Hamot. A few members traveled to Tampa General in Florida to be educated on Lift Team use in an established program. Several others have traveled to UPMC St. Margaret's, UPMC East, UPMC Passevant and the Erie Veteran's Administration. They conducted a Vendor Fair in October of 2012 which featured a large variety of safety equipment available to allow for staff feedback. The Safe Patient Handling Project also presented information on safe patient handling at Nursing M&M's and the UPMC Hamot job fair. This group completed a policy and algorithm which is currently being examined for implementation and are setting up training to be completed by Safety Coaches. These safety coaches will be assigned nurses and patient care technicians from every unit, as well as Physical Therapy and transport. Together, they work at the goal of providing the best patient care available, while decreasing the rate of injury to staff.
Another subcommittee of the PEC is responsible for implementing the Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses. Daisy is an acronym for Diseases Attacking the Immune System. This award came about by the Daisy Foundation in memory of J. Patrick Barnes who died in November of 1999. Patrick battled Hodgkin lymphoma twice and later suffered an auto immune disease which took his life. His parents and wife wanted to recognize exceptional nurses like those that they reported were there through their darkest hours. This award is nationally renowned and is spreading throughout the world. There are more than 1,300 facilities utilizing the Daisy Award. This is a turnkey program that offers flexibility allowing a hospital to tailor it to its own unique cultures and values.
There are nomination forms throughout the facility allowing anyone to nominate an exceptional nurse. All nominees receive a single daisy pin and a recognition letter with a copy of their nomination. Nurses nominated multiple times receive a multi-nomination pin that has several daisies on it. From the collected forms, which are blinded allowing for no preferential treatment, the subcommittee selects the nomination they feel has the deepest meaning and whose nominee displays the characteristics deserving of a Daisy honoree. UPMC Hamot currently honors 12 recipients a year for this award.
This subcommittee is also developing a tool, along with Janet Parks, to improve the student nurse experience with the hopes of these students becoming future nurses at UPMC Hamot. Tip sheets have been developed for nursing instructors, tips for a successful clinical experience by the student nurse and tips for a successful experience with the nursing student for those nurses who work with the student. This program will allow for better communication between nursing students that utilized UPMC Hamot for their clinical rotations and the nursing staff at UPMC Hamot, creating the most successful experience possible.
The implementation of these programs has been very successful, as has all of the work the PEC does. We strive to improve recruitment and retention by making UPMC Hamot nurses know that their hard work and dedication does not go unrecognized. We want them to know that they all matter, as do all employees of UPMC Hamot.
As for public service, the PEC conducted a food drive for the Second Harvest Food Bank in December 2012. We made displays to place throughout the hospital and asked employees to donate for the Holiday Season. We had an incredible response and it allowed for a large food donation to those most in need. Giving back to our community made for a better holiday season for all members of the PEC.
Concluding, I feel the members of the PEC show dedication beyond many others I've ever met. They are kind, compassionate, creative, caring, concerned and genuine. These nurses take our profession to a whole new level through demonstrating that our work is not just a career. While we meet for 8 hours a month to perform a large amount of our work, we all volunteer many hours outside the hospital to allow for the success of the PEC. These members show the desire to make a difference in other's lives through creativity, commitment and hard work. I wish to thank each one of them and allow them to know that it is honestly an honor to be working beside each of them. They possess heart that I've never seen within a group of nurses before. They all make a difference every day and represent UPMC Hamot's mission: To serve.


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Phoenix Jones wears a mask and a superhero costume when patrolling the streets of Seattle, but does not have Superman's shield of invulnerability. Jones witnessed a fight in Lynwood, Washington and intervened, holding one of the two men in a headlock. When the other man drew a gun, Jones released his hold, and the man he was holding kicked him in the face, breaking Jones' nose. The superhero says the injury is just part of the job, but Seattle police want him to stop... READ ON
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An unidentified drunk driver crashed his vehicle in San Pedro, California early Sunday morning. The car hit the curb and launched into the air, coming to rest five feet above ground, with its front and rear ends embedded in two adjacent houses! The driver and a passenger, both under 21, were unhurt. The driver was arrested and police are investigating to determine how fast the car was going when it launched into the air. A couple were sleeping upstairs in one home and woke to find... READ ON
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Cannabis Infused Drinks Causing Seizures?
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Dilmer Funes Lovos, a 32 year old man, is facing charges for inducing the consumption of a controlled substance by fraudulent means. This is a pretty rare charge and the circumstances of this situation are pretty odd. Lovos allegedly gave two of his coworkers a small amount of Dixie Elixir, a medical marijuana drink. The two men ingrested the drink, with some extremely unsettling consequences.
One of the men who had some of this drink went in to a seizure and was vomiting while the other man experienced similar issues. While being given any drug without knowing can be a terrifying situation, one doesn't usually suspect cannabis when such a severe reaction occurs. The man who experienced the worst of the symptoms had never ingested marijuana before and would have never taken a sip from his drink if he had known it contained cannabis.
Cannabis is used to prevent seizures, so it's very strange that this one particular man had one. While it is unfortunate that he suffered such a bad reaction, one has to question if there were other substances involved or at least other factors. It's also common knowledge that eating marijuana has different effects than smoking it, it's still highly suspicious that such a bad reaction occurred, although the possibility of an allergy does exist.
Lovos has been ordered to pay for both men's medical bills, which total out to around $3,000. He is also required to do 100 hours of community service. Lovos' attorney said that he didn't mean for anyone to get hurt. And usually, with cannabis, not many people do. Hopefully, everything works out for all of these men and an incident like this never happens again.
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BROOKFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - Medical marijuana is now legal in Massachusetts. Which means patients are allowed to drive with some marijuana in their system legally, but how much before they're considered impaired?
Massachusetts doesn't have a breathalyzer type device to determine how high someone is behind the wheel. The 22News I-Team went to the State Police barracks in Brookfield to see what steps police are taking to keep our roads safe from drivers under the influence of marijuana.
"If you're asking if there will be limit like there is with blood alcohol, I don't know. It's up to the legislature. Right now there is no limit on the books, it's whether or not a person is impaired when they are driving," said State Police Trooper Matthew Simpson.
Trooper Simpson is a drug recognition expert. He said, "There's a program, it's an international program where we have 17 troopers trained in and we're planning to train an additional 20 in the next ten months or so in response to medical marijuana."
The State Police are already amping up their efforts in response to the medical marijuana dispensaries. Attorney Richard Evans told the I-Team he expects that marijuana could be completely legalized and taxed in Massachusetts in the new few years.
"We often hear that we should slow down in reforming the marijuana laws because there's not a so called breathalyzer test for marijuana, I think that's a bogus argument I think that's just an excuse not to do anything," said Evans.
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Fitch Ratings Affirms Bulgarian Energy Holding at 'BB+'
Fitch Ratings has affirmed the Bulgarian Energy Holding's long-term foreign currency issuer default rating (IDR) and long-term local currency IDR at 'BB+' with a stable outlook.
According to a statement of the Agency, BEH's EUR 500 M bond has been affirmed at foreign currency senior unsecured rating 'BB+'.
According to Fitch Ratings, the ratings reflect the dominant position of BEH and its 100%-owned subsidiaries (BEH group) in the country's electricity and gas markets, and its strong links with the Bulgarian state (BBB-/Stable), mainly evidenced by state guarantees for about 30% of the group's debt and strong operational and strategic ties.
The ratings also incorporate the weakness of the Bulgarian regulatory framework despite some recent improvements in relation to BEH, corporate governance limitations and the group's large capex plan for 2013-2017 that will likely increase its financial leverage.
The key rating drivers are BEH's dominant marketing position, its strong links with the state, and the weakness of the regulatory regime.
According to Fitch Ratings, the share of state-guaranteed debt decreased in 2013 to 30% from about 50% as all new debt raised in 2013, in particular the EUR 500 M bond, was without state guarantees.
The agency reminds that state plans to guarantee a new EUR 80 M loan related to the gas interconnection project between Bulgaria and Greece.
The group's liquidity is sufficient following the EUR 500 M five-year bond issue in November 2013, according to the statement.
At end-2013 BEH group had cash of BGN 510 M versus short term debt of BGN 161 M, according to Fitch Ratings.
According to the agency, BEH has also diversified its cash and cash equivalents with several local and international banks, a development which reduces the concentration risk highlighted by Fitch in the past.
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Discrimination of Volatiles of Refined and Whole Wheat Bread Containing Red and White Wheat Bran Using an Electronic Nose
Version of Record online: 19 NOV 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1750-3841.2012.02952.x
© 2012 Institute of Food Technologists®
Journal of Food Science
Volume 77, Issue 11, pages S399–S406, November 2012
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Sapirstein, H. D., Siddhu, S. and Aliani, M. (2012), Discrimination of Volatiles of Refined and Whole Wheat Bread Containing Red and White Wheat Bran Using an Electronic Nose. Journal of Food Science, 77: S399–S406. doi: 10.1111/j.1750-3841.2012.02952.x
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NEED MUSIC?Aye! It'll totally help with putting music on my iPod and in general nao~ -goes to listen to those two songs you gave me a few days ago-
Mebbe. It'll have to be on a day when I feel like being on my laptop with iPods connected the whole day, as I don't know if the sound will stay once we disconnect the iPods. Think I might stick with Manga for a while longer.
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NEED MUSIC?Yay for Tara!! /o/.
Now maybe you can watch anime :33
Posted April 2nd, 2010 at 7:01 AM by ソラ
NEED MUSIC?\o/
Yay for temporarily fixing sound.
Posted April 2nd, 2010 at 6:58 AM by Eucliffe
RWAAAAAAARLook good, Rossu-Pie! I'll prolly toss in Toxic then, since it'll soon be learning Nasty Plot, and I went with what both you and LeSabre suggested and have Conan Dark Pulse. c: I don't know about having a flying type. Skarmory did look like a good choice while I was looking at Pokemon, but I don't think Skarmory can learn any Ground Attacks, which is a major part of why I'm looking for a sixth Pokemon, so I can wipe out Electric Pokemon easier. Miltank with Earthquake seems like the best idea so far.
I would have two dark types if I got Murkrow. D: That and I already have a Honchkrow on my Pearl team. c: Will agree that I luffles it. <3
Posted March 26th, 2010 at 3:11 PM by Ash
RWAAAAAAARGet a Murkrow.
Best flying-type out there, omg <3
Posted March 26th, 2010 at 12:33 PM by BeachBoy
RWAAAAAAARSixth Pokemon - Should probably be a Flying type, if you ask me :3 But don't go with Pidgeot--too overrated. A Skarmory would be a good choice, and I believe it's exclusive to SS. Maybe. I forgot. But I know it's in SS, since I looked it up.
As for moveset, it would be best with Sp. Atks. (geez, it looks more like an Attacker to me like Feraligatr :/). And thankfully, its Lax nature raises Defense and lowers Sp. Def. rather than lowering Sp. Atk., so there's nothing to worry about there.
Nasty Plot
Dark Pulse
Toxic (I'd say Will-o-Wisp, but Flamethrower already has a chance of burning the foe)
Not the best with movesets, honestly.
Posted March 26th, 2010 at 11:49 AM by Eucliffe
RWAAAAAAARHn... Miltank sounds good and Whitney had shown several times that Miltank can be quite good. It'll give me an advantage to Ghosts as well. Defintiely considering it. |3
And I always have Red (Espeon) to counter Fighting types. -snugs Red-
Posted March 25th, 2010 at 7:29 PM by Ash
RWAAAAAAARNormal could work, because at least you'd only have two weak to Fighting. Two weak to a type is fine, three or more isn't a good idea.
And Miltank can learn Earthquake.
Posted March 25th, 2010 at 7:27 PM by Elite Overlord LeSabre™
RWAAAAAAARIDK if can get a good moveset for Smeargle. xD -sucks at predicting people's moves-
I'll check. c: And alrighty then. I'll see 'bout that as well.
I already have Ampharos on my team. I was thinking on having a Normal Pokemon on my team (Smeargle. XD). Though it would put me down for another fighting indeed. If it helps, here's the team below:
Bellossom; Feraligatr; Houndoom; Ampharos; and Espeon
I was thinking something that doesn't put down many more weaknesses, and can get a ground move (for electric types). Johto preferably as well. XD Normal was an idea, and Heracross popped up as a decent idea as well. Has cons, but some pros as well.
Posted March 25th, 2010 at 7:24 PM by Ash
RWAAAAAAARDark Pulse in place of Faint Attack/Crunch if you still have the TM...
Perhaps a status move like Roar, Attract, or Will-O-Wisp for the fourth moveslot? SolarBeam is pretty useless without Sunny Day, and Thunder Fang wouldn't work so well with it being a Special Attacker.
As for a sixth Pokemon... Normal and Electric only have one type weakness, assuming you don't already have those types on your team. Problem is, Houndoom is weak to both Ground and Fighting, so either way, you'll have at least two Pokemon that share the same weakness...
Posted March 25th, 2010 at 7:15 PM by Elite Overlord LeSabre™
Posted March 25th, 2010 at 6:53 PM by Schwann
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!it is. xD Poor Denryuu though. He can't breed with Amphy.
Alrighty then. I already have a Sun Strone ready; I just need to get you to level 53 so you can learn Petal Dance. XD; I'll be sure to tell you if I get a Leaf Stone, though~
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 2:24 PM by Ash
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!Daaaaw <3 That's sweet.
Oh, and if you get your hands on a Leaf Stone somehow, trade me please.
/I have a couple Sun Stones if you want them
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 2:15 PM by Lucy
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!@ Rossu-Pie: Oh! I already did that. xD When I spoke to my Ampharos after going up to where Amphy was, he was all 'Denryuu looks interested in Amphy' after a '♥' icon. XD; -also calls up Ethan. Ethan is the only person she calls really.-
@Lady Gaga: Thanks~ And I guess so? XD;
@LeSabre: XD; I usually don't level grind unless I really have to (like now for the League), or when I actually feel like it. So I realized I'm underleveled, but I've managed to beat the Kimono Girls, so yay? XD;
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 1:56 PM by Ash
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!If it were me, my levels would be a bit higher, but then again I'm a level-grinder till the day I die XD
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 12:19 PM by Elite Overlord LeSabre™
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!Nice team you got there :3
Am I the only one who doesnt name their pokemon? D:
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 11:43 AM by Lady Gaga
Yay! HGSS Blog Teim~!Geez, you're further than I am ._.
Then again, I have been on here more than I've been playing my DS, plus I just got some more PSP games /self-control, I do not have
By the way, when you get the chance, can you go to the lighthouse and talk to Denryuu? I wanna know what it does. /actually calls up Ethan just to see what Pokemon will do something neat in what areas
Posted March 18th, 2010 at 11:40 AM by Lucy
AND LIFE IS BRILLIANT AGAINI don't know if my sound is staying; it wasn't working this morning when I went to turn off my laptop.
I want to watch Fairy Tail especially after noticing the Seiyuu of Happy., but I wanna wait and see weather it'll stick for a good while, or not before watching any anime, just as a precaution.
Posted March 12th, 2010 at 11:21 AM by Ash
AND LIFE IS BRILLIANT AGAINYou go watch Fairy Tail now, y/y?
Joking aside (though you can go watch it if you want :P), that's awesome :D
Posted March 12th, 2010 at 5:21 AM by Lucy
AND LIFE IS BRILLIANT AGAINthat's great, Tara :3
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Florence Official's Efforts to Yank Certification from Two Former Police Detectives Fails
Walt "Hondo" Hunter and Jarris Varnrobinson
Two former detectives fired from the Florence Police Department received good news from the officials at the Arizona Peace Officers Standards and Training.
AZ POST, the body that certifies police officers to carry a badge and a gun, informed both police officers in February that the state board is not taking any punitive action against their police certification and "the matter is closed."
Walt "Hondo" Hunter and Jarris Varnrobinson have been fighting to clear their name since being terminated in December 2012. They were fired, in part, for blowing the whistle on a lieutenant they believed was compromising criminal investigations by returning evidence in those cases.
See also: -Florence Exposed: A three-part investigative series exposing how the FPD's culture of political favoritism undermined criminal investigations and compromised public safety
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Police Chief Dan Hughes, with the help of Lieutenant Terry Tryon (the same lieutenant who the detectives accused of wrongdoing), collected various allegations against the two cops and forwarded them to the town manager.
(Hughes is the former Surprise Police Chief who left his job after a majority of his officers cast a vote of no confidence in him.)
While the detectives were appealing their termination and disputing the allegations, Hughes sent notices to POST informing its board that the two had been fired and checked a box stating they had violated POST rules.
After reviewing the case, the board determined there wasn't actually anything in the complaints that called for yanking the cops' certification.
But it isn't over for the pair.
Both are pursuing legal action against the town.
Although the allegations against them were nearly identical, and found to be largely untrue or without merit, the hearing officer ordered that Hunter be reinstated but upheld Varnrobinson's termination.
Varnrobinson is now working for his old boss, Chief Robert Ingulli, at the Kearney Police Department.
Hunter and Varnrobinson are still waiting to hear from the Pinal County Attorney's Office, which is reviewing evidence in their case to determine whether they will be placed on the Law Enforcement Integrity Database. Also known as the Brady List, it's made up of police officers who've marred their integrity and is reviewed by prosecutors in criminal cases before asking police officers to testify.
We can't help but wonder whether Hughes' effort to get Hunter placed on the Brady List is his way of creating another opportunity to fire the guy -- again.
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Trying to keep their ponzi schemes going. TMS is not economic. Devon sold their acreage for nothing to GDP. Tells you something, no?
GDP's newest well, the Blades, was from Devon acreage, and the IP was almost 50% more than Devon was ever able to accomplished.
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Strongest Typhon In The World Slams The Philippines: Typhon Haiyan Kills At Least 3
In a deadly blow from Mother Nature, a super typhoon by the name of Haiyan slammed the Philippines. With the chaos of all the destruction at least 3 people have been confirmed as dead. In addition over 1 million people have fled for their lives on Friday.
The typhoon is a category-5 with super force that was able to lash the region with 170 mph wind force and waves that reached 19 feet high. 7 people have been injured in addition to the dead, and it is feared that the death toll may climb.
Homes and businesses were destroyed and power lines were severed, as heavy rainfall continued in the region. The Philippines is no stranger to typhoons as they are hit on average by 20 every year. Typhoon Haiyan however has measured to be the worst of its kind this year in the world.
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Blazing Souls Accelate
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The latest installment in the Spectral Souls series has arrived for iOS.
Get ready for another exciting adventure in the Tactical RPG world of Neverland!
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* A brand-new, full-scale 100-hour Japanese Tactical RPG for iOS
* Beautiful 3D and 2D High-Res Graphics
* A Revampled, Enhanced Battle System with awesome special Chain-Skills, Break and Overkill
* Over 50 outstanding music tracks
* Higher level of freedom: non-linear gameplay allows you to explore the world at your will, and progress through the story in any order you desire
* More than 80 Playable Characters
* Exploration mode allows you to modify the battle-field with various actions such as and Carry, Climb, Push, and Destroy
* Thousands of Enemies to Battle Against
* Create over 200 special items and skills with a unique Synthesis System
* Over 900 Cool Attack Skills and Animations
* Capture monsters and have them fight as members of your party
* Gorgeous, Cut-Scene Videos.
* AirPlay enabled.
* MFi controller support
This game is simply a must have for all Tactical RPG fans, and especially for fans of the "Spectral Souls" universe.
Several decades have passed since the end of the Seven years' war, and peace has finally begun to take hold throughout the war-weary world.
It is in this time of relative tranquility that Zelos, who makes his living as an independent contractor,
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after being involved in a freak accident.
Almost as soon as it fell into his hands, Zelos was besieged by a number of mysterious beings intent on taking the power of the elemental for their own.
As Zelos is forced to fight for his life, the mistery surrounding his birth, as well as his past, slowly emerges into the light.
What secrets still wait to be discovered as he comes to the end of his struggle for survival?
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Good Value, Excellent Location
Just come back from a 4 night break at the Hotel Massenet. The first thing to comment on is the location of the hotel. It's literally 30 seconds off the Promenade d'Anglais and about 20 seconds off the pedestrianised street where there are many restaurants and shops. It's also very quiet as it's tucked in behind some apartments. It's about 10 minutes walk to the Old Town, 15 minutes walk to the railway station and 20 minutes drive from the airport. We booked an airport transfer service in advance via the Easy Jet website, which dropped us off and picked us up right at the hotel door.
The room was a decent size and had quite a cosy feel with a big bed. The bathroom looked brand new and had a nice shower, hairdryer and large mirror. There's no full length mirror in the room but there is one in reception if you want to check your appearance before you leave the hotel! The rooms are equipped with a free safe and fridge...and very good at keeping beer cold! It's the same as many European hotels though in that there are no tea/coffee making facilities in the room. However, we took a travel kettle with us which was great, especially as we could keep milk fresh in the fridge.
Previous reviews were right about the breakfast. A basket is on each table and contains a croissant, bread roll and pain au chocolat each. You've got a choice of butter, honey, jams and soft cheese to go with them, as well as any amount of orange juice, teas, coffee, cappucino and hot chocolate. I was disappointed in the lack of choice for breakfast, however what I got was what I would have eaten anyway so I've got no reason for complaint.
Overall, this was an excellent choice of hotel because of the location and value for money. You could tell the hotel has been recently renovated and although the rooms weren't anything flash they were nice. If we'd wanted luxury we'd have paid a lot more money for a hotel on the Promenade. I would definitely stay here again on another trip to Nice, as a lot of other 3* hotels in the area didn't look anywhere near as good as Massenet.
Excellent Hotel
We stayed at the Massenet which is in excellent position in Nice, close to all ameneties but in a quiet part of the town in June.
We found the hotel to be of excellent value, spotlessly clean and were pleasantly surprised at the size of the bedroom and bathroom.
The staff were particularly helpful and I would recommend this hotel if you like to be close to the town centre but enjoy a quieter situation.
Really nice hotel
this is a really nice hotel in an excellent location. the hotel itself is really clean with huge rooms and bathrooms and the staff are really friendly. the hotel is situated halfway between the old and new town, just a street away from the beach with loads of restaurants and shops around it. am planning to go back to same hotel later this year.
Great hotel for even better prices!!
A hotel worthy of more than the 3 stars it has now. Rooms we stayed in looked brand new, well decorated and certainly didn't look cheap. Reception was helpful and friendly, parking under the hotel which is great cause you won't find a spot anywhere near the hotel. Step outside and turn right to see the boulevard of Nice and the sea! Again, worth at least 4 stars!
Very good value for money
This nice hotel is situated conveniently in a quiet street between the pedestrian area and the sea, only a ten minute walk from the Old Town. The rooms are spacious and well equipped with refrigerator, hairdryer and saftey deposit box (which is for free). Bathroom and toilet are separated and large. The room was clean and nice, staff was very friendly and helpful. If you can do without sewing kits, shower cap, trouser press and lots of brochures on luxurious shops and restaurants, this hotel offers a good standard for a reasonable price. The only thing one could mention is a rather poor choice for breakfast (croissants, rolls, butter, jam and packed cheese), which is offset by the moderate price you pay for staying at a quiet, well located and clean hotel.
Superb location in fantastic Nice.
Just returned from first visit to Nice. This hotel is just great value as regards to location, virtually perfect, as the sea front is only 50 meters one way and all the shops and eating places 50 meters in the other direction.
The hotel is small, very cosy and seems to have been renovated and updated very recently. Our room was spotless and even had a fridge and modern safety deposit box, free of charge. The staff were so friendly and very helpful in all matters. The only fault I could find is the breakfast.
Only tea,coffee and bread and jam on offer. I think if they supplied some cereal,( cornflakes ) it would help get you off to a better start in the morning. Apart from that this hotel is exellent value for money and I would definetly return and recommend to my family and friends.
Super inexpensive hotel on edge of old town
This is a lovely hotel(3 star) on the rue Massenet 1 minutes walk from the tourist info office.It's clean,fresh & everything works!2 things to note - there are no tea making facilities in the fairly large bedrooms(though there is a fridge) & no shower curtain in the newly refurbished bathroom(as yet, anyway)We were there on Valentine's weekend which was also the start of two weeks carnival;both the hotel & carnival are highly recommended.
Peace and quiet in the city centre
Only two minutes walk from the beautiful esplanade and right in the heart of the city, but tucked away in a peaceful location with absolutely no traffic noise. We stayed in this "little gem" of a hotel last month but only for 1 night as we were "in transit". Very clean and comfortable and great rates for Nice. Compact bathrooms and little kitchens but very poor breakfast for euro 8. Far better to have breakfast out or bring something in and make your tea/coffee in the little kitchen.
Great location, OK hotel
This hotel is 100m from the beach in a glorious climate. It should be so much better than it is.
The room was clean but lacked character, with no distinguishing features: it could have been anywhere. Breakfast was acceptable but make sure you get the tariff where it's included as €8 for a couple of croissants and vending-machine coffee is a bit steep.
At one point, I thought I got the distinct whiff of smelly drain in the room but I may have been wrong as it didn't happen again.
The location is excellent and this is definitely a budget hotel. With a little investment, this could be a superb budget hotel. As it is, it just about passes muster.
Very good standard
We stayed at this hotel in the room Type Classic for a few days and really liked it. It was a pleasant room made in warm colours with a little hall, clean bathroom, small additional room with a sink and fridge. It also had a safe, TV, balcony and individual air-conditioning. The hotel was right in the centre of Nice, about 100 metres to the beach and close to the street Rue de France with lots of cafes and restaurants. Very quiet but at the same time very central location. Little and cosy hotel.
There were two little crackes on the ceiling but we didn't really care as the room on the whole was very good for the money that it cost. One disadvantage: they don't change towels every day and if you want to have them changed you have to go with your used towels to the reception and ask them to change. They said it was care for the environment not to use too much washing powder. There was no hairdryer in the bathroom but they have them at the reception to hire for free. As well as the iron and ironing board. On the whole a very good hotel, excellent value for money.
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Once we were up and out of our hotel, we headed for Cannes. First thing we did was pick up our guide from yesterday: Corina. She took us to the tower that housed King Louis XIV's twin brother. Apparently, his brother was actually older than him, so to prevent his brother from inheriting the throne, the Sun King had him arrested and forced him to wear an iron mask. We continued to climb up a hill and were rewarded with a spectacular view of ...
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... to get ready for Monaco, dinner and casino.
It seems everyone put in a great effort of dressing up but at the same time you can tell people's choice is really limited, lots of them did some shopping on the day. Before dinner we visited a French perfumery. Factory sit on a hill in Ezy, interesting to see however I'm not interested to buy a unknown brand for $50 minimum. Night got chill, we arrived in ...
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September 27, Sarah Bishop Bushwhack
Sunday, September 27, 9:15 a.m.
This Sunday, meet at Mountain Lakes Park (201 Hawley Road, North Salem, New York 10560), when we race the Sarah Bishop Bushwhack. All that training and those course checks come down to this—a 10k trail race featuring a challenging course that includes the highest peak in Westchester—Bailey Mountain—and beautiful views of Lookout Point and Hemlock Lake. The weather this weekend should be beautiful and the conditions on Sunday, ideal. Registration closes at midnight on Thursday night but we'll hold a few places open if you want register on-site. Race day registration will be $45 and we ask that you have exact change. Also aim to be in the park by 8:45. The road will be blocked at 9:00 for the start of the race so if you're not there by then, well, you get the picture.
Saturday, September 26, 7:00 a.m.
If you're looking for a Saturday run, Kevin will be running at Sylvan Glen Park Preserve in Yorktown on Saturday at 7:00 a.m. Park at the lot at across from 2857 Grant Avenue, Mohegan Lake, NY, on the western entrance to the park. I've now posted the map of the course which winds through Sylvan Glen to Granite Knolls Park and back again. Don't worry if you miss this, we'll be running here very soon. See the map here ››
Hope to see you out there for this third annual Sarah Bishop Bushwhack.
And don't forget to register for the upcoming fall races:
Run The Farm, Sunday, October 25
Raven Rocks Run, Sunday, November 15


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April 19, 2007By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Chateau du Champ de Bataille: Jacques Garcia's Paradise in Normandy
The designer behind the glorious interiors of the Hotel Victor in South Beach, Hotel Costes and Hotel Fouquet's Barrière, the fabulous new palace on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, has big plans for his personal château. Jacques Garcia, the world-renowned interior designer, has decided to open his home, the regal Château du Champ de Bataille, to visitors with the debut of a new restaurant and glamorous 18-room hotel. Surrounded by expansive private gardens and the beautiful countryside of Normandy, the 17th century château was built by one of the principle architects of Versailles. Garcia has begun an elaborate restoration. As opulent as Garcia's other masterpieces, the public rooms have been completely restored in period style and filled with objets d'art. Garcia will unveil the boutique hotel-- a luxurious oasis within his magnificent château-- in 2008.
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Despite the fact that today, I received my specially engraved Moto X from Fort Worth, Texas, consumers will be unable to do the same come launch.
Instead, they will wait until their quality control standards reach a higher standard, as the initial crop of journalists and tech writers (like myself) proved to them that inscribing a personal message on everyone's new Moto X is a bit hard in reality than on paper. The feature will resume sometimes after launch.
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I recently bought my parents a Dolce Gusto machine, and since today has been hot and we've been to the coast, I decided to give the Nestea Iced Lemon pods a go this afternoon. The biggest surprise was the thick, creamy foam this develops on top. What's that all about? I guess it must be something to do with the way the machine works, but it was a little odd. Aside from that, this was an okay sweet lemon iced tea. I know it's sweetened, and I wouldn't normally do that, but it wasn't too overwhelming. The lemon flavour wasn't quite sharp or strong enough for my tastes, either, but it was also okay. The "black tea" in this is pretty nonexistent, even though the colour is right. It doesn't really come in to play as an element of the flavour. So all in all, while this is pleasant enough to sip on in hot weather, not to mention convenient because it can be prepared pretty much instantly, it's never going to be my favourite iced tea. It's okay, though, and I enjoyed it well enough,
A sample from VariaTEA. I didn't look at the description or notes on here before trying, so it took me a minute to work out what I was drinking. Then it struck me: candy banana! The banana in this isn't natural tasting — it's like a foam banana sweet — but it is very prominent. I could also taste milk chocolate, and the combination is a pretty good one. I don't always get along with rooibos, but I have no issues to report here. It stayed in the background, and it didn't boss the other flavours around or try and upstage them. That's all I ask of rooibos, really.
I gave 1.25tsp of this one four minutes in boiling water, and added a splash of milk. Reading through the description now, I can safely say I didn't get any coconut or walnut in my cup. Part of me is actually quite pleased about that — I have a feeling they might have been two flavours too many. As it is, I'm happy with this one. It was a tasty evening cup, and an unexpectedly pleasant follow up to 52 Teas Banana Pudding, which I drank just before. I must unconsciously have been in a banana mood!
Sipdown! Used the last of my bag of this as a cold brew. Today is my first day back at work this week after being in the Processfix workshop since Tuesday. I think I have about a thousand emails. And three days of interview paperwork to deal with. I'm counting myself lucky that I don't have a headache already. At least I have this to sip on to cheer me up (and I'm meeting a friend for lunch in a few minutes).
Strangely, this time I'm getting more flavour than I did previously, even though I didn't use anywhere near as much leaf. I wouldn't say I got vanilla or cherry, per se, but definitely cola. It's a nice enough cup to sip on throughout the day, but it's probably not something I'd ever restock. I like the idea of it, but the flavour just didn't live up to my expectations. It's tastes better hot, but I prefer to drink this cold. There's a confusion opinion for you! AT least it's Friday.
A sample from VariaTEA. I had my first cup of this last night, and have to admit to being slightly disappointed. I didn't get much in the way of pumpkin pie from this, and it wasn't even remotely spicy. I know it doesn't claim to be, but I've come to associate spice with pumpkin pie, and I felt kind of cheated. We could perhaps argue about the pumpkin. There is a sweetness that floats over the top of the rooibos, but it's so generic I really wouldn't want to define it as pumpkin. Not the vegetable anyway. Maybe it could faintly recall tinned, pre-sweetned pumpkin pie filling…but I don't think so. Not really. Let's say that if I hadn't read the label first and known this was supposed to be a pumpkin tea, I wouldn't have been able to guess. There's no pie, but I think you knew I was going to say that already.
All this being said, it's not an unpleasant rooibos blend. There's no woodiness, and it takes milk nicely. The sweet flavour makes it a little different from a plain rooibos, and it's not difficult to drink. I'll happily make up my second cup from the sample I received, and drink it too. It's just not pumpkin pie, and having expected that I now feel bereft. It scores low because it disappointed me, although I don't mind the flavour.
I feel I should say I'm drinking the ML collection version of this tea today, rather than the Mighty Leaf. To all intents and purposes, though, I think they're the same. I certainly can't taste any discernable difference (unlike this morning's breakfast blend).
For that reason, I'll stick with what I've said all along. This is a pleasant, eminently palatable earl grey, not too heavy on the bergamot and with a nice robust base. I don't like all earl grey varieties, but this is one I'm happy to drink. I had a couple of cups in my eco mug today, and was pleased with both. I added milk, because that's what I do, and that added a pleasant creaminess which just took the edge off the slightly bitter bergamot. That's how to improve a process workshop, ladies and gentlemen.
I wasn't expecting this one to be so different from the Organic Breakfast that's sold under the "Mighty Leaf" range, rather than this one from the ML Collection. It is, though, and I could tell immediately. I don't think this one contains any darjeeling. it's much sweeter and maltier, and it doesn't have the metallic tang I associate with Mighty Leaf's darjeelings. On this point alone, it's a much more palatable breakfast tea for me. I feel it's a more robust blend, as well. It definitely accepts milk more readily without becoming ridiculously weak, and it has more body. By that, I think I mean the "darker" notes are more pronounced, and it potentially has a heavier mouthfeel. I did detect a hint of chocolate while sipping on this one, and that complemented the malty flavour wonderfully.
On the whole, this struck me as a very pleasant breakfast tea. There are a good few bags in my ML Collection Master Sampler, so I can enjoy some more cups of this one and firm up my opinion. For a first impression in less than ideal brewing circumstances (process workshop away from the office), though, I think it stood up pretty well.
I used to love this tea, back when I first had a Mighty Leaf Master Sampler. That was about two years ago now, though, and today I realised that my tastes have changed fundementally. Either that, or the tea has changed. I think it's safer to assume it's me.
I used to think it was delicate, juicy, and wonderfully melony. I've been in a Processfix workshop for the last two days (last one tomorrow), so I took a small supply of tea bags knowing that loose tea wouldn't be practical. This was one I pulled out this afternoon. I let my water cool first, added the bag, and gave it about two minutes. The liquor quickly turned a fairly deep yellow, so I was expecting at least some bitterness from the base. Fortunately it was smooth and relatively sweet tasting.
My problem with this tea is the flavouring. I got a lot of peach, but it was the kind of plasticy, artificial peach I can't get along with. Sometimes it even gives me a headache. There was no melon to be found. The flavouring didn't completely overpower the base, which was actually the nicest thing about this tea, although I would have preferred just white rather than a white/green blend. And some melon, obviously.
It's not that this is a bad tea…I just can't believe my recollection of it from two years ago was so vastly different to today's experience. Unfortunately, once I've finished the bags in my sampler box, it won't be one I come back to again.
I get the feeling I will have the same kind of experiences with tea. I can already tell my tastes are evolving and the green teas I used to adore just pale in comparison to the black and oolong teas I've been trying lately. Not that I don't like greens any longer, but I think my preferences are changing sides. I wonder if I will find that I no longer enjoy individual teas that I once loved.
I'm actually getting more from this today than I ever have before. I'm wondering whether it's because I'm at the bottom of the bag, and all of the chocolate, coconut and assorted flavourings have accumulated here? After the cup I'm drinking now, I literally have two more teaspoons of leaf left. If they're both as good as this, I'll go away from this blend happy!
It tastes just like chocolate sponge cake. I wouldn't say I'm getting "red velvet" cake particularly — certainly there's no cream cheese icing to be found here — but I'm happy enough with cake. Why have I never tasted it before?! It even smells like cake, and where I usually get a whole lot of rooibos and nothing else, today the rooibos is actually farily tame.
Strange and stranger. I'm not complaining, though. Chocolate cake tea is fine with me!
Enjoyed two delcious cups of this yesterday evening. It's so much "darker" in flavour than the other two Chinese blacks I've sipped down over the last couple of days. I'm not usually a fan of smoky or leathery teas, but I did enjoy this one. It will make a return to my cupboard before long, I'm sure :)


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A person (usually male) with alarming proficiency in all things jizz-related. Since this insult will usually be interpreted as considerably homophobic, you may want to avoid using it in the vicinity of furious flamingos. I find it to be more effective as an adjective, which also conveniently takes some emphasis off of the ever-so taboo gay bashing aspect. A perfect example of a jizzwizard candidate would be one of your poor (aka not rich) friends resorting to acting as a beer queer in order to satisfy his alcoholism. The act itself is not what deserves the ridicule, but the pathetic nature of his financial status. If we've learned anything from the wise Patrick Bateman, it's that poor people require considerable derision. (I hope people take that last tangent seriously.)
Jose Contreras: You cock worshipping jizzwizard! Stop touching my radio!
Bruce Lee: (stares a hole into Contreras' skull) Wow, homophobes are awesome.
Jose Contreras: ...I'm sorry, you can have my radio?
Bruce Lee: (stares a hole into Contreras' skull) Wow, homophobes are awesome.
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Another word for an asshole or dick
Caty is such a jizz wizard when she is a bitch to me.
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Where Harry Potter is the master of jizzing
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A universal word for someone being an asshole or acting like a dick.
why are you pissing on my shoe?! Stop being a jizz wizard
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A woman or man who knows all origins of male sperm, in all its glorious forms.
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Karen has contracted herpes, I think she got it from a Jizz Wizard.
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acronym for a hunk of burning love.
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