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Join Jake and the Never Land Pirates on a swashbuckling adventure with the Who Shook Hook? Game.
Sneaky Captain Hook has stolen all the treasure! Help Jake and his crew take it back while he sleeps in his hammock.
Use the sword, fishing pole or shovel to grab the loot, but be careful – don't send Hook tumbling into the water! The player who collects the most treasure wins.
This fun game is great for two or more players aged four and up, and includes:
- Game board
- Spinner
- 4 movers
- 2 palm trees
- Hammock
- 4 rubber bands
- Captain Hook figure
- 3 barrels
- 3 Tiki heads
- 3 money bags
- 3 treasure chests
- Leaf tweezers
- Fishing pole
- Shovel
- Sword
- Rules
Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Great first time game I brought this for my two young kids ages 3+4 to start learning to play family games It has been a bit they play with this so nicely, it's easy to learn, and great fun for all the family,and once you get the hang of putting captain hook in the middle of his hammock it's so easy to start too 10/10 from me x 09 January 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Amazing value for money I purchased a pirate board game, the game matched the description to the specification given and I couldn't find it cheaper anywhere else, excellent value for money. Unfortunately the store didn't have the game in store, however after ordering it online it only took 3 days to arrive. Excellent service, thank you. 10 January 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Clairem2015 Best purchase ever Going to have so much fun with this game. Real quick delivery and great product. Thank you 22 December 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by beaniesmummy lovely family game LOVE this game!! We have had hours of fun with this while at the same time improving hand eye co-ordination and teaching about balance forrour little one. I marked it down by 1 star for the fact that it can be a little tedious when setting it up if the pieces won't balance and the game can be over in 1 turn. Other than that it is keeping us suitably entertained on rainy afternoons 15 February 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Casdrake Frustrating. I brought this for my 5 & 7 yr olds, a very disappointing game. Whilst setting the game up all the things fall off the hammock. Consequently played a couple of time over Xmas and hasn't been asked for a again. 14 February 2014
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Legion baseball prologue: For love of the game
Bill Grubb is a self-proclaimed "baseball nut."
The Brilliant resident is a fanatic of the national pastime and a supporter of Buckeye Local athletics.
That's why he's wants to see the Panthers improve on the diamond. Grubb has a vision that will aid the team in the near future and, hopefully, long beyond.
He wants to start a summer league team for the Buckeye Local school district.
"I'd like to see the boys improve," Grubb said. "This will only help the athletes of Buckeye Local get better at baseball and allow them to play together for much of the year.
"We play teams whose kids play summer ball together. They get that advantage. I think we'd get an advantage, too, if all of our kids play together in the summer."
He has the support.
He has the funding.
He has the excitement.
He just needs the approval.
Grubb plans to attend this Monday's school board meeting and present a proposal to the board members. He's asking for the permission to use the baseball park – Bill Mazeroski Field – which could potentially host this developing team.
"I've talked to the superintendent (Mark Miller), I've talked to the athletic director (Sam Jones) and I've talked to some other leaders and parents," Grubb said. "Everybody is on board."
Welden Trucking, located in Mingo Junction, is looking to be the title sponsor, while Steel Valley Tank and Trucking in Brilliant has already fronted some money. The Town House Bar & Grille is also on board.
Retired Navy SEAL Frank Hoagland has offered to support a raffle of a Glock pistol, which could raise as much as $2,000.
Grubb even has support from the Pittsburgh Pirates. The team's charity organization has a "Fields for Kids" program, which provides financial support to improve youth baseball and softball facilities throughout Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and North-Central West Virginia.
In 2010, the St. Clairsville Jr. Sports Complex recieved this aid from the Bucs.
Grubb said Pirates Charities will match grants for up to $5,000.
"The support is definitely there," Grubb said.
A handful of current Buckeye Local players do play summer ball, albeit, in another town.
"None of them will have to travel too far if this works," Grubb said. "I know the kids will jump on it, especially if we can get the field which is right in the middle of the school district.
"They wont have to go to (Steubenville) Post 33, St. Clairsville or Cadiz. Playing together is the best way for them to get better."
Grubb, himself, only played Little League ball. His stepson, though, was a standout Big Red pitcher.
Ralph Burke played for Steubenville in the early 2000s and still ranks No. 8 in career strikeouts with 99. He earned a partial scholarship to play for Allegany College in Maryland before attempting to walk-on at Ohio University.
An ankle injury forced him to call it quits.
Burke, though, did play summer ball.
And some Buckeye Local kids did when the area last had a summer team – 16 years ago.
"It would just be a way for the kids to get more consistent and be even more prepared for the high school season," Grubb said. "The earliest it can be established is next summer. Once it gets in place, the current underclassmen can be leaders to the younger kids coming up all year."
Building this team is currently a dream, maybe after Monday it can be a goal.
Years down the road, there just may be a few more baseball nuts – like Grubb – wandering through the sandlots of southern Jefferson County.
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MACKINAC ISLAND - Chuck Cable's 35-foot yacht Time was looking good. The Sandusky sloop was the first boat in its class to complete the Port Huron to Mackinac Race at 1:34.13 p.m. yesterday. And it was 90 minutes before the next boat in the performance handicap racing fleet division Class H crossed the finish line.
Although Time owed time to some other boats under the handicap system, the clock finally ran out on her competitors and she had won her class.
GUS who, skippered by Jim Bourgault of Grosse Ile, took second place.
Cable, a previous class winner, said the 253-mile sailing contest was "the same thing this year as last year. It blew like gangbusters 45 minutes before the finish.
"The wind sort of peaked about 25 miles out. We reefed the main and almost changed from a No. 1 genny to a (smaller) No. 2."
Although the wind dropped several times, Cable kept the boat moving well throughout the race.
"It was really good luck, although we like to think it's skill," he joked. "But actually, my crew are all tremendous racers."
Time's closest competitor was Dandelion, a former North Cape Yacht Club boat now owned by Tom Jacobs of Buchanan, Mich.
"We called it `The Weed,'" Cable said. "When we changed sails, they changed sails; when we went right, they went right. We traded positions going up the course until it got dark and we couldn't see them."
Time carried a spinnaker most of the way to the NGS turning buoy, five miles off Southampton, Ont., at 4:43 a.m. Sunday, approximately six hours earlier than last year. She rounded five minutes behind Dandelion, but then caught up again.
Jerry Frabutt's new J-33 Jazzy, in PHRF Class F, was another Lake Erie boat that did well. With only one boat in her class still racing, Jazzy was holding down third place.
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Empty Netter Assists - 04-24-13
-Shelly Anderson's recap from last night's game. Brooks Orpik left the game in the first period due to a "lower-body" injury.
-The Olean (N.Y.) Times Herald. "It was nice to definitely get a break. I thought we didn't get a break all game from the way we were playing. … I looked on the replay and it was close. It could've gone either way." - Sabres forward Steve Ott on his game-winning goal which was reviewed for a potential high stick.
-The Buffalo News' recap. "It's always nice to win. It does feel a little bit empty, but it's nice to win." - Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller (above, stopping Beau Bennett).
-The Associated Press' recap. ''We gave up a few too many chances but at the same time we could have still found a way to get a better result.'' - Jarome Iginla.
-Mike Lange's goal calls.
-Brenden Morrow didn't have much luck here defending Buffalo's Thomas Vanek:
-Morrow didn't have much luck in the Buffalo crease either:
-Welcome back Evgeni Malkin:
-Dan Bylsma speaks:
-Matt Niskanen speaks:
-Jarome Iginla speaks:
-Sidney Crosby ... Still has a broken jaw.
-"I think the rivalry with the fans is bigger with Hershey it seems like, but within our room, there's a big rivalry here. A lot of pride. I'm sure they feel the same way." - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins defenseman Alex Grant on facing the Binghamton Senators in the first round of the AHL playoffs.
-Happy 40th birthday to former Penguins goaltender Peter Skudra (right). A free agent signing prior to the 1997-98 season, Skudra spent parts of three seasons with the Penguins. As a rookie in 1997-98, Skudra appeared in 17 games, went 6-4-3 with a 1.83 goal against average and .924 save percentage. The 1998-99 campaign was by far his best in the NHL as he set career highs in games played (37), wins (15-11-5) and shutouts (3) while sporting a 2.79 goals against average and .892 save percentage. During 1999-2000, Skudra was limited to 20 games, a 5-7-3 record at 3.12 goals against average, an .872 save percentage and one shutout. He appeared in one postseason game that spring and had a 3.00 goals against average and .909 save percentage. In the 2000 offseason, he joined the Bruins as a free agent. In 74 regular season games with the Penguins, he had a 26-22-11 record with a 2.65 goals against average, .894 save percentage and four shutouts.
-Happy 26th birthday to current Penguins all-star defenseman Kris Letang (right). A third-round pick in 2005, Letang has spent parts of the last six seasons with the Penguins. After scoring two goals in a seven-game "tryout" with the Penguins in 2006-07, Letang broke through to the NHL full-time in 2007-08 and recorded 17 points in 63 games. In 16 postseason games that spring, Letang recorded two assists and helped the club reach the Stanley Cup final. He followed that up in 2008-09 by playing in 74 games and scoring 23 points. In 23 postseason games that spring, he scored 13 points and earned a Stanley Cup ring. During 2009-10, Letang saw action in 73 games and recorded 27 points. He appeared in 13 postseason games that spring and recorded seven points. In 2010-11, Letang played in all 82 games and scored a career-high 50 points while being selected to an all-star game for the first time in his career. In seven postseason games that spring, he had four assists. Injuries limited Letang to 51 points in 2011-12 but he managed to record 42 points. In six postseason games last spring, he recorded five points. This season, Letang has appeared in 33 games and has 35 points. Letang has appeared in 383 career regular season games for the Penguins and has scored 206 points, 38th-most in franchise history. In 65 postseason games, he has scored 31 points 16th-most in franchise history.
-Happy 29th birthday to former Penguins minor league forward Brett Sterling. A free agent signing in 2010, Sterling's Penguins career amounted to seven games and five points. He joined the Blues as a free agent this past summer.
-After the Jump: The Islanders, Capitals, Blues and Sharks clinch playoff berths.
Atlantic Division
-Steve Mason made 39 saves for the Flyers in a 5-3 win against the Bruins. Captain Claude Giroux recorded two assists for Philadelphia.
-Ugly Goal of the Night: Flyers rookie Oliver Lauridsen was given credit for a goal after Boston captain Zdeno Chara played a puck into his own net:
-Check out this pass off a blocked shot by Giroux to set up Jakub Voracek for a breakaway goal:
-Check out this tricky little move in tight which led to a goal by Boston's David Krejci:
-Mason and the Flyers wore #BostonStrong ribbons on their jerseys:
-Former Penguin Steve Sullivan had a goal and an assist for the Devils in a 3-2 win against the Canadiens. Fire Ray Shero. Marek Zidlicky recorded two assists for New Jersey while teammate Martin Brodeur made 19 saves.
-Check out this little pass by New Jersey's Travis Zajac to set up Patrik Elias in the slot for a goal:
-Check out this deflection goal by Sullivan:
-Fire Ray Shero.
-Brodeur lost this puck:
-Montreal's Carey Price had a little more luck here:
-A good look at Price's lid:
-Montreal's David Desharnais > New Jersey's Ryan Carter:
-The Giontas - New Jersey's Stephen and Montreal's Brian - are brothers, short:
-Elias will not play for the Czech Republic in next month's IIHF World Championships.
-Despite losing to the Hurricanes last night, the Islanders clinched their first playoff berth since 2007.
-Thinking Out Loud: Having Islanders star John Tavares in the postseason is nothing but a good thing for the NHL overall.
-Flyers defenseman Kimmo Timonen is sidelined due to a compression fracture in his right foot.
-The Flyers recalled forwards Jason Akeson, Scott Laughton, Tye McGinn, defensemen Matt Konan and Andreas Lilja from Adirondack of the AHL.
Northeast Division
-"Everything in his life revolves around hockey." - Bruins coach Claude Julien on former Penguins captain/forward Jaromir Jagr.
-The "Jags," a Jagr fan club from Calgary, adopted a Boston incarnation of their hero into their group:
-Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid returned to the lineup after missing one game due to a "lower-body" injury. He was injured on a low check by Matt Cooke Saturday.
-Canadiens forward and former Penguin Colby Armstrong returned to the lineup after being sidelined since April 1 due to a knee injury.
-The Canadiens recalled goaltenders Robert Mayer, Dustin Tokarski, defensemen Nathan Beaulieu, Greg Pateryn, Jarred Tinordi and forwards Michaël Bournival, Louis Leblanc and Petteri Nokelainen from Hamilton of the AHL.
-Sabres forward Jochen Hecht was named Buffalo's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
-Who is Sabres goaltending coach Jim Corsi and how has he changed statistics in the NHL?
-Senators defenseman Andre Benoit was named Ottawa's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
Southeast Division
-Nicklas Backstrom, Jason Chimera, captain Alex Ovechkin and captain Mathieu Perreault each had a goal and an assist for the Capitals in a 5-3 win against the Jets. Braden Holtby made 24 saves in the victory which secured the Southeast Division and the third seed in the Eastern Conference. Nik Antropov led Winnipeg with a goal and an assist.
-Check out this "save" by Washington defenseman John Erskine:
-"The way we started there were a lot of doubters. Our fans were against us a little bit, the media was hard on us a little bit. But we came and did what we set out to do and it's a great feeling." - Capitals forward Matt Hendricks.
-Shootout goals by Riley Nash and Jeff Skinner gave the Hurricanes a 4-3 win against the Islanders. Former Penguin Jordan Staal had a goal and an assist for Carolina while teammate Dan Ellis made 36 saves. Fire Ray Shero. Former Penguins prospect Matt Moulson and Kyle Okposo each recorded two assists for New York. Fire Ray Shero, again.
-A goal by New York's John Tavares with 1:01 remaining in regulation forced overtime:
-Nash > New York's Evgeni Nabokov:
-Tomas Fleischmann had a goal and an assist for the Rangers in a 3-2 win against the Panthers. Jacob Markstrom made 36 saves in the victory.
-Rangers forward and former Penguin fought a much larger man in Panthers forward George Parros:
Central Division
-Andy McDonald and Penguins athletic trainer Chris Stewart each had a goal and an assist for the Blues in a 3-1 win against the Avalanche. Former Penguin Jordan Leopold recorded two assists for St. Louis while teammate Brian Elliott made 17 saves. Fire Ray Shero. St. Louis clinched a playoff berth.
-Check out this deflection goal by Stewart:
-Check out this re-direction goal by St. Louis' Patrik Berglund:
-Stewart being popular:
-"It's good I guess. It'll be fun to play the games." - Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester on finally reaching the postseason after 762 career regular season games.
-Pekka Rinne made 15 saves for the Predators in a 4-3 win against the Flames. Captain Shea Weber recorded two assists for Nashville. Roman Cervenka had two goals for Calgary.
-With forwards Mike Fisher (hand), Patric Hornqvist ("lower body"),Taylor Beck ("lower body") and Brandon Yip ("lower body") all injured, the Predators recalled forwards Daniel Bang, Kevin Henderson and Austin Watson from Milwaukee of the AHL under emergency conditions.
-The Blue Jackets signed forward Matt Calvert to a two-year contract extension worth a total of $1.975 million. In the final year of an entry-level contract, Calvert's new deal will have a salary cap hit of $987,500.
-EN Says: Calvert has found a role in Columbus as an energy player. Despite a lack of size (5-foot-11, 188 pounds), he's not afraid to to the cage and get dirty. He's contributed a little offense this season (16 points) and can kill some penalties. This is a fair contract.
-"I haven't been around that long, but he's the best coach I've had in the NHL. He's demanding. He sets the bar, and you have to reach it, exceed it. If you're a checker, you better check. If you're a goal-scorer, you better score goals. But there's a lot of what he does that makes it feel like a family in here, like we're all in this together. And that carries out onto the ice." - Blue Jackets defenseman Jack Johnson on head coach Todd Richards (right). Richards is a former head coach with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
-St. Louis recalled defenseman Jani Hakanpaa from Peoria of the AHL.
-The Blues agreed to a three-year affiliation deal with the AHL's Chicago Wolves.
-''Winning it was an amazing experience; it lived up to what you dream of when you're a kid playing in Canada. But my name's not on it. I think that drives me more — to get the name on there.'' - Blackhawks forward Bryan Bickell. Despite being a member of the Blackhawk's Stanley Cup championship team in 2010, Bickell did not mett qualifications to have his name engraved on the Cup.
Northwest Division
-Niklas Backstrom made 22 saves for the Wild in a 2-1 win against the Kings. Minnesota snapped a two-game losing skid.
-Wild forward Jason Pominville left the game in the second period after being struck in the head by Kings captain/forward Dustin Brown:
-Defensive Play of the Night: Check out this forecheck by Los Angeles' Anze Koitar and Brad Richardson which led to a buzzer-beating goal by Jeff Carter at the end of hte second period:
-Save of the Night: Backstrom came up with this clutch save against Los Angeles' Slava Voynov with 11 seconds left in regulation:
-Happy times for Minnesota's Matt Cullen and Backstrom:
-Wild goaltender Josh Harding was named Minnesota's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
-Flames forward Steve Begin was named Calgary's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
Pacific Division
-Antti Niemi made 24 saves for the Sharks in a 3-2 comeback win against the Stars. The win secured a ninth consecutive playoff berth for San Jose, the second longest such streak in the NHL.
-Pass of the Night: Check out this feed from San Jose's Scott Gomez to set up Raffi Torres in front:
-Sharks forward James Sheppard was named San Jose's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
-Coyotes captain Shane Doan was named Phoenix's nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
(Photos: Sabres/Penguins-Gene Puskar/Associated Press; Skudra-Ian Tomlinson/Allsport/Getty Images; Letang-Bruce Bennett/Getty Images; Flyers/Bruins-Drew Hallowell/Getty Images; Canadiens/Devils-Bruce Bennett/Getty Images and Rich Schultz/Associaed Press; Islanders/Hurricanes-Gerry Broome/Associated Press; Avalanche/Blues-Chris Lee/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/Associated Press; Richards-Christian Petersen/Getty Images; Kings/Wild-Ann Heisenfelt/Associated Press)


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What's the final gear ratio for Opel Kadett GSI 16V. It's BY '89
What's the final gear ratio for Opel Kadett GSI 16V. It's BY '89
3.55 or 3.42
There are 2 different gear ratios??? I didn't know that. Does it have any connection with rim radius?
As I know, there are three tyre types: 1) 195/50-15 2) 185/60-14 - both in Germany-Opel 3) and 185/65-14 in GB-Vauxhall . Can you tell me which goes where?
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We are talking about the gearbox final drive ratio here ?
The F20 came with 2 variations, 3.55 was the most common.
The Red switch on the Digital Dash is for swapping between those tyre sizes, I never figured out why Vauxhall put on two different tyres that were so close.
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I thought that because of the different tyre profile 65 vs 60. there was different gear ratio. If you calculate combination 65 and lower gear ratio VS 60 and higher gear ratio, you will see that it gives the same speed.
Anyway thanks probably 3.42 in Switzerland .


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2008 Mercedes-Benz GL-Class SUV GL450 4dr SUV AWD (4.7L 8cyl 7A)
Trust me when I say all European luxury SUV's have these kinds of issues.My previous car was a Range Rover HSE and a V8 Tuareg before that.Both had multiple air suspension issues, engine oil leaks, sensor failures, steering column replacements, etc...Friends with X5's don't fair well either.My RR even needed a drive shaft replacement.Fact of life unfortunately, if you want the luxury and style of the Euro SUV's the price you pay is well beyond the window sticker.The key is to enjoying the vehicle is pick the brand with a nearby dealership that treats you well and expect to spend your free time there:) - I tried the Lexus route for a year, just too bland and predictable.
Styling, quality of materials, performance, comfort.
Build quality seems great given the fit and finish, so it seems the major issues are with the EU suppliers of system components and the over-engineered systems.
Most of the EU cars source from Bosch and other EU parts companies for control systems, sensors, etc... hence the same issues across all brands.
I wish the EU makers would maintain focus on design and quality whilst reducing the engineering complexity to improve reliability.
My spouse & I both own SUVs. He drives a Lexus GX470 and I the GL450. The GL450 is a competent vehicle with ample cargo capacity for transporting our large dogs & medical equip. However, I have had to make numerous trips to the dealership to remedy electronic and suspension issues. I do feel very safe inside the vehicle. However, I must admit that my husband's Lexus seems to handle the snow better than my GL and his vehicle has been completely problem free. I have trepidations regarding the cost of maintaining and repairing this vehicle once the warranty expires. The Navigation system and bluetooth integration are vastly inferior to the Lexus.
Ride, cargo space, acceleration, handling are all good. Not as smooth a ride as the Lexus GX470, but still good.
Gas mileage poor. Electronic system of inferior quality. Navigation system archaic (takes 2-3 times longer to input address then with a Lexus system). Side mirrors too small. Seats too firm. For this price I should not expect frequent visits to the repair shop. Study Lexus electronics and improve
I haven't been as satisfied with this Mercedes purchase. I've had the car in the shop over 18 times since I bought it for various annoyances including the pump that raises the vehicle on difficult terrain, the hatch latch, the motion/obstacle sensor system, etc. The leather interior stains easily, even from picking up color from clothing. And the customer service at Mercedes Benz could care less so I'll be moving on to something else after I get a few kids off to college.
Finally a vehicle for folks over 6'3" tall.I am 6'8" tall and this is the only vehicle that even came close to comfortable all things considered. No sedan was even close. Great mileage and is the fastest vehicle 0-60 that I or any of my friends have ever seen. 20K miles so far. Tires are still good.Only problem was a fuel sensor to replace. We are leasing this one. Plan to buy a 2010 with P2 package. The gas version leaves the diesel version in the dust {respectfully]Power lift gate is great for wife.
HK sound, handles great on the BR parkway. Great mileage for weight and HP. Rear camera comes in handy. Heated seats are great on cold days. Very quiet. Only difference between 30- 120mph is things go by faster. Highway patrol can't touch this.
More up to date Nav, who needs a cd player with sat radio. Wish options were more a la carte. Can't understand why front brake dust is terrible, but rear ones stay clean. Keyless go will be on our next one. Thanks MB. No American suv even comes close to the Gl. I have been a Ford man till now.
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Great performance, acceleration, handling etc. Considering its weight and size mileage is suprisingly good. usually 18MPG+ on the highway driving at 70+ MPH. ------------------------------------ - It has been fixed now but the rear hatch would sometimes open without any input from the remote.
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Yesterday, the House voted on whether or not to override Governor Bruce Rauner's veto on House Bill 1229.The bill would allow for bargaining unions to seek arbitration.
State Representatives Don Moffitt and Norine Hammond both voted "present", which essentially counts as a "no" vote. The bill failed in the House 68-34, with 71 votes needed to pass.
Moffitt tells WGIL that he listened to both sides and swayed towards "no" because of financial concerns for the state.
"My vote was based on budget," says Moffitt. "Do I want people to make better wages? Of course, if we have the money. I think there's a place for some arbitration, but right now to change it while negotiations are going on, is an extremely unusual situation."
Moffitt says passing this bill would have only lasted through Rauner's term, and could be reintroduced in four years.
Hammond says she heard both sides from her constituents, but decided to vote "present" also. Hammond says one of the issues she had was the part where unions seeking arbitration would have to give up their right to strike.
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We are writing today to let you know that Southern Tier Pediatrics is making a move from our current offices in Elmira and Horseheads to our new location at 3344 Chambers Rd, Suite 200, in Horseheads, New York.
The decision to move is being driven by the need to provide more consistent services as well as modern and accessible facilities for our patients. Facing an aging building in Elmira, with limited accessibility and quality of exam rooms, we have had to make the difficult decision to close our Elmira office and move to the new building. The new Horseheads office is a larger state-of-the-art facility that will house all of the pediatricians from Elmira and Horseheads. The new offices are centrally located amongst other medical services and shopping, and will be easily reached through public transit.
The new facilities are currently being renovated, including infrastructure and technology upgrades, and will be open for business in June. The current Horseheads office will be closed on Friday, June 10, 2016 to allow for the move to the new location. There will be walk-in hours available in the Elmira office from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on June 10th, or you may call for an appointment. The Elmira office will be moving to the new Chambers Rd location on Friday, June 24th. Weekend and evening appointments will resume at the new Chambers Road location on Saturday, June 25th.
As you already know, Southern Tier Pediatrics provides comprehensive pediatric care including well-child visits and sick visits for infants to adolescents, urgent care, immunizations, travel medicine, lactation counseling services, as well as a physician who specializes in diabetes and endocrine disorders. Providers will now be located under one roof which will help with continuity of care for children with your primary care physician and nurse practitioners.
Southern Tier Pediatrics will continue to serve current patients from Elmira and Horseheads at the new location.
We feel that the benefits for our families from this move are enormous. We recognize that the connection between our patients and our doctors is of utmost importance and consistency in services can make a big difference in the health of the children and the families who are trusting us with their care.
The new office features easy highway access and ample covered parking so that sick patients do not have to be out in the poor weather. The location also provides easy access to the amenities and shopping in the area. Southern Tier Pediatrics will be working with Chemung County Transit to provide route information, schedules, connectivity through the website, and will work with patients on affordable transit options.
We hope that you will join with us as we grow and as we strive to better serve your needs and those of your children. We also hope that you can join us to celebrate the grand opening of the new facility with a ribbon cutting and open house celebrating 30 years for the office on July 30th from 1 to 4pm. We will have food, games, and fun for the whole family.
If you should have any questions during this time, please do not hesitate to call us at (607) 734-2264.
Dr. Amy White
PS: Don't forget, it's time to schedule your camp and sports physicals, as well as back to school immunizations and check-ups!
Welcome to Southern Tier Pediatrics, your experienced and caring pediatricians and pediatric nurse practitioners, with two convenient offices (Horseheads and Corning) in the Southern Tier of New York! If you're looking for accessible pediatric care, a child-friendly environment, and a responsive team of pediatric providers, then look no further. We love kids, and our goal is to have a positive impact in the lives of children by providing exceptional health care and compassionate service to the families we serve.
As specialists trained in pediatric and adolescent care, we offer a full range of care including prenatal visits for expecting parents, well-child check-ups, immunizations and sick appointments. We also offer travel clinic services (for overseas travel advice) and have a physician on staff who specializes in pediatric diabetes / endocrine care. Our main office in Horsehads which is open 7 days per week, 363 days per year offers extraordinary access for whenever your child requires sick care. Limited "walk in" visits for simple sick call are also available.
Our caring team is committed to providing quality service in a comfortable, safe office setting where children and parents can feel at ease. We also set aside time to equip parents with the tools and resources necessary for the development of healthy children from birth through adolescence.
We invite you to take a few moments to browse our website and familiarize yourself with our practice. We hope that it will serve as a valuable resource for you. You'll find all ofthe helpful information you need about our practice including provider bios, service details, directions to our offices and new patient forms.
Southern Tier Pediatrics looks forward to walking alongside you as you guide your child along a path of optimal health and wellness. We can assure you that you'll feel confident in our ability to not only meet, but exceed all of your expectations. For questions or to schedule a visit, contact our office today!
We appreciate the opportunity to provide your child with Pediatric healthcare services. All providers in this practice operate as a team member. Our Physicians & Nures Practitioners have been trained as professionals and we are proud of our providers and staff..
Southern Tier Pediatrics strives to give your child better access to quality health care. A group practice of physicians and nurse practitioners dedicated to the provision of pediatric care and wellness services, the practice specializes in all aspects of pediatric care including infant, child and adolescent medicine.


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Application of Geomatics for Mapping Land and Natural Resource Use and Rights: A Case Study of IFAD Programmes in East and Southern Africa
This Synthesis Report is a synopsis of the outcomes of the regional assessment reports, which were based on studies and subsequent consultations in five regions of Africa. These reports show that some land related issues are common to all regions in the continent while others are region specific. Issues common to the whole continent are those related to: state sovereignty over land; legal pluralism; gender biases in access to land; land tenure security; and land and conflicts. A snapshot of region-specific issues shows that: migration and regional integration challenges are currently more prominent in West Africa; Island States seem to focus more on environmental issues and impacts of climate change on land; Southern Africa gives specific interest to unequal distribution of land; Central Africa focuses on the issue of land and natural resources including forests and on land rights for indigenous people; in Eastern Africa, countries have been scrambling for a long time to attract foreign private investment into sectors like tourism and mining, with effects on the customary based land rights of local communities, including pastoral communities; and in Northern Africa there are specific concerns regarding land fragmentation and water rights.
The regional assessments and consultations also identified some important emerging issues that need to be addressed by land policies in the continent. These are issues such as land markets and foreign direct investments (including the way they relate to biofuels); land and climate change; land, demography and urban development; and the new scramble for African land.
Experiences of land policy formulation and implementation are diverse. Regions and even specific countries within each region are at different stages of this process. While land reforms have been on going for many years in North Africa most other regions (Southern, Western and Eastern Africa) are just going through reforms and are at different stages. In Central Africa, no significant land reform has been undertaken for a very long time.
The African Union Commission (AUC) and African Heads of State and Government are committed to providing a conducive environment for economic growth, poverty reduction and equitable sustainable development. In this context, the quality of governance of land and natural resources is an important factor. Accordingly, better performance of land policies and institutions is required to deliver development goals. Land reforms must equitably address the needs of all land users, including smallholder farmers, the private sector, the urban poor and slum dwellers. This is especially because land is no longer readily available and there are rising pressures and tensions stemming from competition for this valuable resource.
Land policy needs to secure the rights of all land users and serve the multiple goals of equity, poverty reduction, income growth, economic efficiency and sustainable environmental management.
Given the importance of land to economic and social development and to ensuring peace and security, the majority of African governments have embarked on land policy and institutional reforms to address land issues in the context of national development. The key issues that need to be addressed in this context are: securing land rights to improve livelihoods and facilitate economic development; the centrality of urban land delivery and urban land development; natural resource access and sustaining common property resources; property rights and environmental sustainability; equitable land distribution and restoring alienated land; land and gender issues; and land and conflict.
To facilitate land policy formulation and implementation within the framework of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) and in line with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the consortium of AUC, the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the African Development Bank (AfDB) in collaboration with regional economic communities have initiated a process of developing a framework and guidelines for land policy in Africa. The framework and guidelines are vital tools aimed at complementary national and regional processes for land policy formulation productivity and securing livelihood.
The framework and guidelines will be useful in supporting regional and national land policy formulation and implementation processes through affording opportunities for peer learning. The framework and guidelines will also provide guidance on benchmarks and indicators for tracking progress achieved in land reform.
The process of developing the framework and guidelines includes regional assessments and consultations. The regional assessments aim to raise land policy issues that highlight specificities in existing initiatives and lessons that will enrich the framework and guidelines. The assessments will also help to identify challenges, knowledge, institutional and resource gaps as well as ongoing initiatives. This will assist in mapping out a strategy for capacity building and lesson-sharing activities vital to the implementation of the framework in the medium to long term.
By using long-term panel data sets of rural households in the Philippines, Thailand, Bangladesh, and India and cross-sectional data sets in Kenya, Uganda, and Ethiopia, the roles of labor markets in long-term poverty reduction in Asia is compared with the current situation in East Africa. The study finds that the reliance on agricultural labor markets alone will not reduce poverty to a significant extent, in view of the declining share of agricultural wage income in Asia and its negligibly low level in East Africa. An increased non-farm income is a decisive factor in reducing rural poverty, as it has reduced the income gaps between the land-rich and land-poor households, between the educated and uneducated workers, and between less and more favorable agricultural areas. Labor markets are clearly segmented in accordance with the schooling levels, which critically affect occupational choice and non-farm income of rural labor force.
This paper investigates the reasons for
the low application of external fertilizers on farms in
Kenya and Uganda. The analysis uses a large panel of
household data with rich soil fertility data at the plot
level. The authors control for maize seed selection and
household effects by using a fixed-effects semi-parametric
endogenous switching model. The results suggest that Kenyan
maize farmers have applied inorganic fertilizer at the
optimal level, corresponding to the high nitrogen-maize
relative price, in one of the two survey years and also
responded to the price change over time. In Uganda, even the
low application of inorganic fertilizer is not profitable
because of its high relative price. The authors conclude
that policies that reduce the relative price of fertilizer
could be effective in both countries, while the efficacy of
policies based on improving farmers' knowledge about
fertilizer use will be limited as long as the relative price
of fertilizer remains high.
Integration in the East African
Community offers significant opportunities not only to
expand trade among member states, but more importantly to
scale up regional production to take advantage of much
larger global market opportunities. Special economic zones
are a potentially valuable instrument to facilitate the
integration of regional value chains in support of this
scaling up. They also have the potential to deliver powerful
demonstration effects on the benefits of integration and to
help entrench the integration process. This paper discusses
the proposal for developing an "economic integration
zone" in the East African Community. The benefits of
such a zone could be substantial, as would be the practical
challenges to implementation -- in particular the political
economy challenges. However, a number of institutional and
commercial solutions exist to address these challenges.
Sound infrastructure is critical for
growth in East Africa. During 1995-2005, improvements in
infrastructure boosted growth by one percentage point per
year, due largely to wider access to information and
communication technologies (ICTs). Although power
infrastructure sapped growth in other regions of Africa, it
contributed 0.2 percentage points per year growth in East
Africa. If East Africa's infrastructure could be
improved to the level of the strongest performing country in
Africa (Mauritius), regional growth performance would be
boosted by some six percentage points, with power making the
strongest contribution. East Africa's infrastructure
ranks behind that of southern and western Africa across a
range of indicators, though in terms of access to improved
sources of water and sanitation and Internet density, it is
comparable with or superior to the subcontinent s leader,
southern Africa. By contrast, density of fixed-line
telephones, power generation capacity, and access to
electricity remain extremely low, though utility performance
is improving through regional power trades. The road network
is relatively good, although with some lengths of
poor-quality or unpaved roads. Surface transport is
challenged by border crossings, port delays, slow travel,
limited railways, and trade logistics, but the region has a
relatively mature and competitive trucking industry. Air
transport benefits from a strong hub-and-spoke structure but
has made little progress toward market liberalization. Of
the seven countries in the region, four are landlocked, two
have populations of fewer than 10 million people, and two
have an annual gross domestic product of less than $10
billion. The difficult economic geography of East Africa
makes a regional approach to infrastructure development
necessary to achieve further improvement.
The East African Community has long
recognized that regional economic integration can yield
significant welfare gains to its member states. To that
end, the community has been making steady progress towards
the removal of tariffs and quantitative restrictions to
trade. Moreover, in recent years, there has been an
increasing recognition that: (a) even greater welfare gains
could be realized through deeper forms of regional
integration which entail harmonization of legal, regulatory
and institutional frameworks; and (b) reforms that reduce
cross-border transaction costs and improve the performance
of "backbone" infrastructure services are arguably
even more important for the creation of an open, unified
regional economic space than trade policy reforms narrowly
defined. Disparities of regulatory treatment across borders
can introduce distortions that hinder both cross-border
trade and the aggregate flows of investment on a regional
basis. Regulatory harmonization and infrastructure
regionalization could make a significant contribution to the
region's economic development by promoting a more
efficient utilization of its human and physical resources,
enhancing connectivity, reducing the costs of trade, and
facilitating the integration of the continent with the
global economy.


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Does anyone know where I can find a list online of 500-1000 most common spanish words or phrases, along with their meanings? I searched a bit and found quite a few that had 50 or a 100 approximately, but I want more. I have a Spanish to English dictionary, but I want to print out a quick reference sheet. The list can be words or phrases, it doesnt matter too much.
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The "Playground of Power," the Byron Dragway hosted the 10th annual Spring Nationals competition. There were races of all sorts and vehicles, including super stock, pro stock, wise guys and dragsters.
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UNESCO Supports 'Worlds of Culture' Exhibition at the Borobudur Museum from 6 November 2013 – 6 January 2014
The opening ceremony of the 'Worlds of Culture' Exhibition was held on 6 November 2013 at the Borobudur Museum, Central Java, Indonesia. The exhibition is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office with technical and financial assistance from UNESCO Office Jakarta, and kindly supported by the Borobudur Conservation Office (BCO) of the Ministry of Education and Culture and PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko.
The exhibition focuses on ten (ten) projects in Southeast Asia that have been funded by the German Federal Foreign Office with a special focus on the conservation of the Borobudur Temple undertaken by Indonesian and German experts with coordination by UNESCO as well as the preservation and digitization of ancient manuscripts of the Yogyakarta Kraton The 'Worlds of Culture' exhibition will continue until the 6th of January 2014 and is open for public.
The exhibition opening was attended by around 70 guests including the Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Dr. Thorsten Hutter; the Head of Borobudur Conservation Office, Mr. Marsis Sutopo; President Director of PT Taman Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko, Mr. Purnomo Siswoprasetjo; the Head of Culture Unit, UNESCO Office Jakarta, Mr. Masanori Nagaoka; the Head of Magelang Regency Tourism Office, Mr. Dian Setia Dharma and the Head of Borobudur Sub-district, Mr. Nanda Cahyadi Pribadi.
The ceremony was opened with a speech from Dr. Thorsten Hutter, in which he introduced the Cultural Preservation Programmes of the German Federal Foreign Office in South East Asia, including the Borobudur Temple in Indonesia. At the end of his speech he conveyed that the German government is very pleased to support efforts to conserve the Borobudur Temple for the next year. The speech was followed by remarks from Mr. Purnomo Siswoprasetjo who thanked the German Government for their continued support in the preservation of the Borobudur Temple.
Mr. Masanori Nagaoka also delivered remarks on behalf of UNESCO expressing his appreciation for the German experts for their efforts during the missions since 2011, the German Government for their generous financial support, and the Borobudur Conservation Office for their dedication in the preservation of the Temple. Mr. Magaoka outlined that the current work being completed by the BCO and international experts with UNESCO's coordination aims to help ensure the long-term conservation of the Borobudur Temple Compounds World Heritage site.
The exhibition was officially opened by Mr. Marsis Sutopo together with Prof. Dr. Hans Leisen from the Cologne University of Applied Science, Cologne Institute of Conservation Sciences Germany, after they both delivered an insight into the joint project they have been doing together for conserving the Borobudur Temple.
To download the Press Release of the Exhibition of World of Culture, please follow this link.
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Our Adventure
Favorite thing: Our Tam flight from Rio was 40 minutes late so we had no time to check into our Foz B&B before heading to Paraguay.....
As promised our driver was patiently waiting when we arrived at the airport and we were happy he spoke good English. He explained there was a van waiting with some others to take us across the bridge to the border town.
As it turns out we are the only English speaking in our group.We hoped for the best when we headed across the Friendship Bridge with no Visa.
The van ,as promised,headed right across stopping at neither border check. I didn't see anyone else stopping either. Whew!!
We really enjoyed our afternoon in Ciudad del Este. It would have been such a shame to miss out when we were so close.
I am however ,concerned about not get an exit stamp when we leave Brazil...so as we are sitting in the van at the end of the day waiting for the others I'm hoping for the best.
We wait almost an hour past our planned return time for the other shopppers to return . We saw people with huge TV's , computers ...everything. I'm surprised as the prices really didn't seem that cheap to me.
Also no problem...once again we drive right across the borders!!Related to:
- Women's Travel
- Singles
- Budget Travel
Favorite thing: Members of the indigenous people of Paraguay are known as the Guaraní. Although they would refer to themselves as Abá, the early European missionaries placed the name Guaraní on those that chose to become "civilized". Today, it is estimated that the two primary ethnicities of Paraguay are European decent and the Guaraní.
During our travels to Ciudad del Este, we met this Guaraní woman who was selling arts and crafts on the side of the road. It is amazing that the art of selling can stretch across multiple language barriers, as I spoke zero Guaraní and she spoke zero English. A transaction however was made based on hand signals!Add to your Trip Planner
Border Crossing - Foz do Iguacu to Ciudad del Este
Favorite thing: If you are planning to cross the border from Brazil into Ciudad del Este, here is the information that I was able to pick up from our driver. For US citizens there is a visa requirement to enter Paraguay. However, if you are only going on a day trip to Ciudad del Este, you can most likely avoid this by taking public transportation and not asking to get your passport stamped. The bridge between the two countries allows for steady flow without interruption, and it is on your own honus to stop in and "migrate" if you are coming into the country for an extended period of time. No one will stop you, but you should stop if you are going on deeper into Paraguay.
Coming the opposite way is even more important. If you are leaving Paraguay for Brazil, and you fail to stop and check into Brazil, you can be assigned a hefty fine. For Americans in particular, you will be assessed a $100USD visa fee, plus a $85USD departure tax if you do not have the proper entry paperwork. Again though, if you are just making a day trip from Paraguay into the Foz do Iguacu region, you most likely will not even be checked.Related to:
- Road Trip
the Mission Ruins..
Favorite thing: the Mission Ruins..south from Ciudad del Este, through Encarnation.
this site could not be completed by the Jesuits who had set up other Missions in Paraguay, Argentina and Brasil.
those reduciones= missions, in the early 17th century, with its main incentiv to educate and convert the native Indians. for the spanish and portugues conquerer the trend was to capture the natives and kill them or as the
Bandeirantes from Sao Paulo / Brazil capturing the people for slavery.
It's a real Eyeopener, what white people done to native people
Fondest memory: just deeply touched and quite rattledRelated to:
- Architecture
- Arts and Culture
- Historical Travel
the famous Bottle Tree
Favorite thing: never seen anything quite like it. the tree that stores water, the camel in the floral world
for the botanical friend out there
Brachychitron Rupestris
look it up, very interesting read
Fondest memory: the Bottle Tree, its name comes from the bottle shaped stem's, can grow over 20m high and 4m in diagram and
withstands even extreme conditions by the moddy Gran ChacoRelated to:
- National/State Park
- Jungle and Rain Forest
- Adventure Travel
Ruinas de Trinidad
Favorite thing: the ruins of the Jesuit Mission, 2 of them are situated near Encarnacion. the Buildings are an excellent work of western Architecture, but with the stigma of taken advantage of native people, who where promised salvation and education. the Jesuits meant well, but could not stop slavery in those days. Bandeirantes coming from Brazil captured the Natives for forced labour. western diseases done the rest. not resistand to the flu or small pox they Indians surcumed fast.
one get's a different perpective seeing the place and thinking of western culture,some projects have gone horrible wrong
more information on my Sao Migel page through the link below
Fondest memory: I like the native people in ParaguayRelated to:
- Adventure Travel
- Jungle and Rain Forest
- National/State Park
Asuncion Map
Favorite thing: This is a map of Asuncion that may become handy. I put it here just because I had no idea where to put it.
The map shows only a section of Zona Centro (Downtown). For a larger and more detailed map try these links
http://www.uninet.com.py/paraguay/mapaasu_3.htmlAdd to your Trip Planner
BUY BUY BUY!!! Be carefull...
Favorite thing: BUY BUY BUY!!!
Be carefull with the stores tough!
I personally recommend theses ones: La Petisquera, Monalisa, Casa China, Via Brasil and Americana.
The stores hours are from 8:00 am to 4:00pm (sometimes earlier). On sundays most of them r closed. Saturday is the fullest day, where people from all over brazil go there to shop!
Fondest memory: Shopping there is so guuddddd!!! :)Add to your Trip Planner
Itaip? Hydroelectric Power Plant
Favorite thing: Visit the Itaip? Hydroelectric Power Plant. The project is the world's largest hydroelectric project, developed by Brazil and Paraguay jointly, and it began in 1974. It is located in the River Paran?, along the frontier between Brazil and Paraguay. The Visitor Centre (on the Brazilian side) provides a video show
and a guided tour. Buses from Foz do Igua?u on the Brazilian side or Ciudad del Este in Paraguay via the Friendship Bridge between the countries.
http://uninet.com.pyAdd to your Trip Planner
Finally I am a millionaire!?!!?!?
Fondest memory: The currency in Paraguay is called the Guarani and the denominations can can get quite large. These are the most valuable bills at 100 000 each. 100 000 as of 2003 was roughly worth around $22 Canadian. It was nice to finally be a millionaire in a country!!! I now have to work on becoming a millionaire with a slightly more valuable currency!Add to your Trip Planner
Favorite thing: If you want to experience something truly Paraguayan, every year on December 8th there a a massive Pilgramage to this church in the city of Caacupe. The cobblestone plaza of the church can accommodate
300 000 people. This church is viewed as the most important in all of Paraguay.Add to your Trip Planner
The Wonderful Land, Dreams and nature
Favorite thing: All the nature arround, this could be the perfect place to hide, if you are thinking about, some time out for meditacion, fresh air, and something new.
When, Antoine De Saint-Exupery who wrote the little prince came to paraguay he wonder about the marvelous work of the ants and their "Tacuru" and the red land, and all the green is such beautiful portrait. Something else that nobody cant forget would be the paraguayan Harp, loved all arround the world, and the guaranias, those beutiful songs about love; Lago Ypacarai is a must see, and also Asuncion with its buildings that can be modern but also from colonial time, and Ciudad Del Este, a Duty Free, where you can buy almost everything for a good price, there is also the Itapu Dam , one of the marvelous things of the modern world, not to forget, Monday Fall, and Bertoni's Museum, the Chaco.
Also Ruinas Jesuiticas, Trinidad, Paraguari,Lago Ypoa.
if you want to buy something
* ciudad del este :
Casa china
La petisquera
shopping del sol (this is a mall, you will also find free internet, and foof court)
Mariscal Lopez Shopping (another mall)
Mall Excelsior (also a mall)
Calle palma( here you will find lots of stores, it's the most traditional street of asuncion)
Unicentro(on calle palma , you will find clothes, perfumes, make up, sometimes cheaper than in the mall, not all of them!)
Mariscal Lopez is another street that has good restaurants and stuff
Brasilia ( you may find some night activity)
España(also some things to do)
Fondest memory: nature, animals, riversRelated to:
- Adventure Travel
- Eco-Tourism
- Backpacking
Stay at the Ambassador hotel...
Favorite thing: Stay at the Ambassador hotel down by the waterfront. It's a definite South American low-life dive but it's a hoot. I wouldn't send a 60 year old investment banker there on a business trip but among 'packers it is famous. There are excellent local restaurants close at hand, street vendors and the redlight district is only a block away.
Fondest memory: The food and the people. Paraguay is the absolute land of being left alone. If anyone wants to go somewhere and be another person for a while then Paraguay is the place.
They have a manioca pan bread made with cheese that is just to DIE for good.Add to your Trip Planner
Drink cold mate (terrere) in...
Favorite thing: Drink cold mate (terrere) in la plaza uruguaya in downtown Asuncion; Visit a rural area and enjoy the Paraguayan hospitality; visit the foz de yguazu on the Paraguayan, Argentinian, Brazilian tri-border!
Fondest memory: Riding on a cattle round-up with Kai Mendez in my Peace Corps site, Calle Primero de Marzo!! Yee HawAdd to your Trip Planner
You have to visit Iguazu...
Favorite thing: You have to visit Iguazu Falls. Technically between Brazil and Argentina, the falls are just a short 15-20 min ride across the Paraguayan border. The sight of 275 different falls is a breathtaking experience. You can also rent a chopper and view the falls from the air. However, if yor physical condition is not horrible, you should walk the road to the bottom of the 'Garganta del Diablo' ('Devil's Throat'). And bring dry clothes!! The mist from the falls will soak you to the bone!!! (which could be a blessing if the temperatures are up). You could stay at very nice hotels by the falls either on the brazillian or argentinian side. I heard they charge around $150-200 a night.
Fondest memory: Well, first of all, my girlfriend, duh!! More seriously, the very best thing about the country is the easy, slow pace of living. If you need to find a place just to relax and take it reeeeally easy, this is the place for you. Even the excitement of nightlife ghostly pales to Europe or North America but you could definitively have fun there. A big plus is the exchange rate. You could have dinner for two at a local above average restaurant, dancing at a local club and a couple of drinks for about $25. Or pitchers of local beer (which is wonderful since there's a big german mennonite minority and, of course, your occassional hidden Nazi. And they know about beer!!!)Add to your Trip Planner
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My first Wedding cake.
It was a set of three (14" choclate and two 11" fruit cakes) decorated with a white drape and handmade red sugarpaste roses.
The Bride and Groom had a 3 platform stand they planned to use to display them with the large cake in the centre above a fountain.
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That cool iPhone case in the video
I've gotten enough inquires via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere that I figured I'd post on the topic quickly. That amazing case on the iPhone seen in my Foursquare install-setup video tutorials was made by an industrial engineer in Portland, Ore., named Ryan Glasgow. I first learned about his work from a post on the gadget blog Gizmodo, which said they were going to wait for a titanium version
But I wanted the stainless steel model as soon as I saw it. The case came about a week and a half after ordering, and according to the shipping e-mail sent at the time, I was among the first to buy one. I had the chance to talk to Ryan shortly after the case arrived -- not because there was anything wrong with the case but because I couldn't figure how to open it! Ryan graciously walked me through the process over the phone, and he's since posted instructions on his Web site showing how to get it open. As you can tell from the images on his site, the case is very smartly designed in addition to looking slick. He's since added several new colors in anodized aluminum, and I might just pick up the matte black model next.
If you have any questions about the case, e-mail Ryan.
Most people who've handled my case note that it feels heavy to them., but it's only about 3 ounces. The gives easy access to all the phone's controls, I can talk with the lid down, and the phone in its case has fit fine in every dock-type charger I've had in and out of the house so far, which include the iDapt charger and the Griffin PowerDock.
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Boston Red Sox: Owner John Henry Backs Bobby ValentineAugust 15, 2012 – 10:21 pm by Ryan Phillips
Over the past few days a huge uproar has engulfed the Boston Red Sox, after a report on Yahoo! Sports claimed several of the team's players had complained about manager Bobby Valentine to the team's owners. Jeff Passan's report said players blasted Valentine to owners John Henry and Larry Lucchino in a heated meeting after a text message was sent by a group of frustrated players.
Now Henry has vehemently denied that report and has publicly backed his team's manager. He also wrote an email to media outlets that confirmed the meeting took place but denied that anyone took the position that Valentine should be replaced.
Passan's report claimed Adrian Gonzalez and Dustin Pedroia had led the push to oust Valentine. On Tuesday night, Pedroia denied that, claiming that the team's struggling is the fault of the players. Gonzalez agreed with that sentiment on Wednesday.
Gonzalez had the following to say about the incident and the Yahoo! article:
"The source is inaccurate. He says that I was animated and one of the most vocal guys in the meeting and that's false. If somebody's going to try to be an unnamed source, they better be right with what they say, because this is putting our integrity and everyone about us out there and that's not fair."
Henry claims he called the meeting and it was similar to the occasional roundtable meetings he has hosted during his tenure as the team's owner.
The Red Sox are currently 57-61 after a 5-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night. To any outside observers the problem with the team is obvious: bad contracts given to unreliable players.
I love Adrian Gonzalez, but I don't believe he's worth $20 million a season. He can be one of the best hitters in baseball, but he's never been the kind of guy who can step up when needed and be a leader.
Meanwhile, a huge chunk of the team's payroll is also being given to Carl Crawford who hasn't done anything since signing a seven-year, $142 million contract with the team. Former ace Josh Beckett is now wildly inconsistent, and Jacoby Ellsbury (.270, one home run, 11 RBI) and Pedroia (.280, nine home runs, 43 RBI) are having down years as well. Both Ellsbury and Pedroia have struggled with injuries but neither guy has gotten it going when healthy.
There is far more wrong with the Boston Red Sox than just Bobby Valentine. The team has gotten away from building with the kind of scrappy players it won championships with in 2004 and 2007. Instead, the Sox have signed big-name, big-contract guys and the results are what we've seen on the field this year.


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A Long Night of Being Gay in Strapped
A dream odyssey of gay self-definition that's as laborious as it is hollow, Strapped follows a nameless hustler (Ben Bonenfant) through random eroticized encounters with a variety of johns in a mysterious apartment building. Traveling down a succession of rabbit (and other) holes over the course of one rainy night, his is a purely representational journey, with Bonenfant's self-described "agent of desire" screwing, for cash, strange men whose assorted carnal appetites and similarly divergent comfort levels with their sexuality are supposed to help clarify his own confused identity. Alas, for all of writer/director Joseph Graham's orgasmic close-ups, this nomadic Abercrombie & Fitch–looking protagonist remains throughout a listless cipher. Moreover, his randy dalliances with a tentative Russian soldier, a flamboyantly miserable cokehead, a burly older gent, and a sweet romantic (among others) are dramatically inert and rife with forced pathos and explicit smuttiness, making Strapped a pretentious parade of homosexual archetypes. That impression merely mounts as the action crawls toward a climactic confrontation between fear and love, flight and fight, and is ultimately cemented by strained shout-outs to My Own Private Idaho, Foucault, and Querelle—all accentuating the second-rateness of this investigation of the interior.
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why do you like Tide enough to Like-like Tide?
Is there a way to disable Facebook telling me what my friends liked and other places they commented? [more inside]
Modern US culture RSS feed
I'm getting into rss feeds. I just added one from moreintelligentlife.com. Now I would like to add something with edgy, current U.S. culture articles. Arts, literature, science topics are welcome, but nothing political. Needs to have rss feed, or I will never remember to look at them. Any suggestions?
What do I migrate to?
It seems Yahoo finally agreed with me and is EOL'ing pipes.yahoo.com. Is there a comparable service I can migrate to? [more inside]
I can haz RSS reader, please?
So, after the demise of Google Reader I switched to InoReader, which is great (yay!). Unfortunately though, it's recently been blocked by the webfilter at work (boo!), so I'm looking for alternatives. [more inside]
I'd like to show my friend all the tweets I am following on Twitter
I set up a Twitter account and I am only following people in alternative medicine like Dr. Andrew Weil. Let's call it User: "Health News" Now I would like to share all these tweets with a friend who likes alternative medicine but she will not be able to see them unless she logs into that account. Is that right? Or is there some way I can let anyone see all the tweets that user Health News sees? [more inside]
Can I mirror iPhone camera output - without the controls?
Hi - in a pinch, I need to use my iPhone to feed live video to a projector. I have a VGA adapter, so I can mirror my camera, but I can't feed "clean" video without all the on-screen camera controls, etc. I feel like the answer is easy, but I'm flummoxed. Is there an app or way to get just plain camera output without the controls? thanks!
Multi-Platform RSS/Newsreader to Replace Feedly
I'm not fond of Feedly's insistence that you log in using a Google account. Searching for an RSS reader to replace it. [more inside]
How to create a feed for feed-less websites
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Following a few select social media accounts?
I need to monitoring a few social media accounts (on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) for a short period of time. Is there a service I can use that will give me a feed of just these select accounts, without giving me a feed of all the accounts I follow/am friends with? [more inside]
What's the quickest, cheapest, most impressive meal you've ever cooked?
I'm cooking a meal for 4 tomorrow. Snowflakes about the eaters inside but this tin reads: What should I feed us for dinner? [more inside]
Tell me what you know about the livestock feed called Chop
I live in a central Pennsylvania village that's almost 200 years old called Linden Hall. It was in the cellar of a home in our village that one of my neighbors found a bunch of old feed bags from the mill that used to be powered by the creek that runs through here. One of those feed bags looked like this. It uses this term "Chop." So we began to wonder why, if Chop was a type of feed, why did it had a protein and fat content label? And why are there horses on the bag? Was this actually livestock feed, or something else? [more inside]
New News Feed Release Date?
I saw that Facebook has created an updated version of the News Feed (see it at Facebook.com/newsfeed) that has larger pictures and less text. I really liked it, so I signed up for the waiting list. A month has passed and still no sign of the new design. Anyone know when the public release will be?
How add feeds to The Old Reader in firefox?
I'm supposed to use "http://theoldreader.com/feeds/subscribe?url=%s" in the firefox feed handler, but I'm unclear exactly HOW. I know that replacing the "%s" with the url I'm wanting to add works, but I don't know how to get firefox to replace the '%s' with the current url. Adding it as a bookmark doesn't appear to work. Thoughts?
Twitter Feeds In The Style Of ... ?
After reading @JennyHolzerMom and @AuthenticWmGibson, I'm interested in other twitter feeds "in the style of" famous people. Any suggestions? [more inside]
How to make friends and influence smart birds
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The Great Google Break Up: RSS Edition.
What is a good RSS alternative to Google Reader? [more inside]
Getting the Memes Out of My Facebook News Feed?
Is there a way one can prevent people sharing a Facebook page's photos on your newsfeed -- either using Facebook's native settings or a Firefox extension or Greasemonkey userscript? I'm trying to weed out the memes and sassy e-cards. Can I block the pages like I would a person? [more inside]
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RSS to email using Gmail (and w/out much tech knowledge) - is this possible? [more inside]
I'm trying to find a service that allows for customizable "widgets" for display on a large screen.
I'm trying to find a service that allows for customizable "widgets" for display on a large screen. [more inside]
How can I create my own website aggregator?
How can I make a sharable aggregate of interesting news and blog articles with a set URL? [more inside]
Can my facebook updates appear on my site?
Can my facebook updates appear on my site? [more inside]
Straight to readable text?
Is there an online RSS feed reader, with a Readability-like feature, that takes me straight to formatted text when I click on a news item? No extra clicks on readability or instapaper buttons please. [more inside]
Streaming from RSS Podcasts via Twitter
I want to promote a podcast by auto-posting to social media using the RSS feed. However, the links that post go to my website and not to the individual podcasts. What can I do to make this work? [more inside]
Is there a software that can capture real time video feed from another computers screen on your home network?
Is there software that can capture real time video feed from another computers screen on your home network? [more inside]
How to pitch a Twitter profile as a sitcom?
How do I pitch my comedy Twitter feed as a TV show? [more inside]
Magical feed services, how do they work?
How do services that create a full-text RSS feed when a site only offers partial feeds actually work? As example, fulltextrssfeed.com.
Interesting 'X of the day' feeds?
What interesting 'X of the day' RSS feeds do you read? [more inside]
Help me subscribe to the Dean!
Can you help me find the address of the rss feed for Robert Christgau's blog, Expert Witness? I've tried fiddling around with the url, but nothing seems to work. If there really is no feed, is there some 3rd party tool which I could use to make one? Thanks. [more inside]
Chicken feed
What kind of kitchen scraps can I feed to a rooster? [more inside]
How can I tell if a feed is no longer active in Google Reader?
Is there a way to locate any feeds in Google Reader that have not been updated in x days? [more inside]
Bloglines replacement that isn't GReader or Netvibes
Now that Bloglines is shutting down I need to find a new online feed reader for my secondary (entertainment) feeds. I already use Google Reader for work related feeds and like to keep my two streams uncrossed so I can avoid drifting off into entertainment land. What are the best other online feed readers? [more inside]
Live Bookmark feed failed to load.
My live bookmarks in Firefox have suddenly stopped updating automatically (instead it says, "Live Bookmark feed failed to load.") How can I start them back up? [more inside]
Alternatives to "RSS Graffiti?"
Does anyone know of a more dependable alternative to RSS Graffiti? It does all the right things, but also does some squirrelly things it shouldn't... [more inside]
How to get my iPhone to read a password protected RSS feed?
Anyone know of a way to read password protected RSS feeds on the iPhone or iPad? [more inside]
How exactly do web feeds work?
How do web feeds and news aggregators work? When a new blog post goes up does the aggregator automatically pick that up when it checks for updates to the feed or does each site's feed decide how often they update their feeds independent of how often the blog is updated? What is a good aggregator that lets me set how often to check feeds or even lets me check feeds manually?
How can I redirect iTunes to a new podcast RSS feed?
My website's podcast needs to change the RSS feed URL that iTunes picks up. How can I redirect iTunes to the new feed? I don't want to lose our current subscribers during the changeover.
Can I undo the tide of history?
Can anyone think of a way to hack in podcast XML from Youtube? [more inside]
Is bison or buffalo meat as good or better than beef?
Does bison or buffalo meat have the same drawbacks as beef? [more inside]
RSS Feed for commodity data
Is there a commodity futures/options price RSS feed? [more inside]
Satellite Feeds for Dummies
What equipment would I need to receive and record a satellite feed? [more inside]
I need email updates on my blackberry from a private authenticated rss feed.
I need to be notified on my blackberry of RSS events on a secure authenticated RSS feed. These notifications can be sms texts or preferably plain text emails. They could and should filter for keywords as the site doesn't as far as I can tell. I was thinking of using yahoo pipes but I have no idea how to start but I've heard its a good way to start. [more inside]
Can any RSS reader read private Blogger blogs?
How can I view private Blogger blogs in any RSS reader? [more inside]
How to trim a Feedburner feed?
Within the past couple of weeks, I've noticed that a lot of extra info is being displayed in the Firefox address bar when clicking through from my feed reader. How do I stop this from happening? [more inside]
How do I create a RSS feed for my Amazon Web Store?
I'm trying to figure out how to create a XML / RSS feed of my Amazon web store products so I can update to Google Merchant. There doesn't seem to be many functions / plug-ins offered by AWS and their help isn't very helpful. I've done a fair amount of searching and have come up empty handed. Would anyone have an idea how I might go about creating this feed?
I'd like to cause newspapers to lose revenuve faster...
Which quality newspapers and other news services provide full-text RSS feeds? I'm looking for a world, national, and also sources specific to California news and politics. Alternatively, what are some MacGyver-style ways to make a full-text RSS feed for my current favorites? [more inside]
What's a good alternative for Google Reader?
What's a good alternative for Google Reader? My employer just started blocking Google Reader (via Websense), saying that it's using up too much bandwidth. (Yeah, sounds funny to me, too.) I suspect there's some alternatives that aren't blocked, but I really love Google Reader and miss being able to jump into it at work. I appreciate any suggestions. [more inside]
Adios AvantGo, now what?
Adios AvantGo... miss ya. Anything similar out there for a Palm OS smartphone without data service? [more inside]
Who Snarks on the Adverts?
I have become addicted to a certain website (RSS feed actually) that makes snarky criticism about major advertising campaigns. Can you recommend other similar blogs? Everytime I google for keywords based on their domain I get (nonsurpirsingly) very spammy results. [more inside]
Feed me bites
How do I share images securely through an RSS feed? [more inside]
Faith and Fear in FeedDemon?
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We shared 40 hours a week, a screen, a product, client relations and a problem space. We raved about the joy and productivity of pairing is this post, and now we're on a quest to codify the tenets of pair design.
Rather than bulldozing your pair with your own ideas, take their ideas and build on them. Don't judge your pair's idea and toss it away. It's called "Yes, and…" It's when you say yes, and to every idea and build on it, like paving a highway for discovery and exploration.
Yes, and! It works in improv. It works in marriage. It works in pairing. True story, just witness the brilliant 'Yes, and' demonstration by Janice and Jason on making breakfast a la 'Yes, and'.
Here's how our culinary example of 'Yes, and' went:
Which partnership would you rather be in? The first one I think.
Okay fine, breakfast is one thing, but how do you say 'yes, and' to Lobster, 12pt font paragraph styles, really?
Timebox it. Give yourself a limited time commitment of YES. One of two amazing things will happen:
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