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Hostel Vermont Puerto Varas
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Hostel Facilities & Policies
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- Free Breakfast
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Our property has wooden floors and noise is carried away very easy
specially at night, that is why we want to honour and respect our guests sleep and quiet time at night closing common areas and kitchen at 11pm at night.
Our property has 3 levels and there are is no elevator.
There are 3 bathrooms (one is each level) that can be shared among guests.
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Taxes included
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There are security lockers in the shared dorms
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By Bus and/or walking:
If you arrive by bus (Cruz del Sur, Pullman, Tur Bus, etc) just look for San Francisco st. and keep on walking until you find the police station at the corner of San Francisco st. and Portales st. The hostel is located on a staired walking street called Pasaje Ricke that continues when San Francisco st. ends.
By taxi:
Ask the taxi driver to drop you off at the corner of San Francisco Street and Portales and from there you will see a staired walking street called Pasaje Ricke. The Hostel is on the left.
If you have lots of luggage we recommend you to get off right in front of the Sernageonemin office (La paz wit Pasaje Ricke) The Hostel is on the right side.
By car:
Look for the corner of san Francisco St and Portales St. From here keep on driving up the hill on Estación Street and take a right on La Paz. Keep on driving and almost at the end of the road on the right side there is an entrance to a short dirt road. The hostel is at the end of the dirt road on the left.
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Hostal Vermont Puerto Varas is just a few steps from donwtown and two block from the Lake.
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Tiger Woods had an answer for everything.
When he missed the cut at the U.S. Open for the first time in a major - his first tournament after his father died of cancer - some questioned whether he could rekindle his desire to dominate. He never finished worse than second in stroke play the rest of the season.
Phil Mickelson emerged as a serious threat to Woods' domain by winning his second straight major at the Masters and nearly making it three in a row at the U.S. Open. Woods responded by winning the next two majors without breaking a sweat.
And there remained skepticism about his latest swing change, put to rest by a year that ranked among Woods' best ever on the PGA Tour. He won eight times in 15 starts - six in a row to close out his season and two more majors to reach 12 for his career.
About the only thing he couldn't answer was how he was voted Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year.
Woods won the award over San Diego Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson, with Roger Federer, the world's top-ranked tennis player, a distant third. The 31-year-old Woods won for the fourth time in his career, tying the record set by Lance Armstrong, who won the past four years.
While pleased to hear he had won the award, Woods was perplexed it did not go to his good friend Federer. Woods was in Federer's box at Flushing Meadows when the Swiss star captured the U.S. Open.
"What he's done in tennis, I think, is far greater than what I've done in golf," Woods said. "He's lost what ... five matches in three years? That's pretty good."
Federer actually has lost a few more than that, but not many. His record in 2006 was 92-5, including 12 singles titles.
Woods received 260 points from sports editors around the country. Tomlinson, who already has set an NFL record of 31 touchdowns with one regular-season game left, was second with 230 points. Federer, who won three Grand Slam titles and lost in the final at the French Open, had 110 points.
Rounding out the top five were Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade (40 points) and St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols (20 points).
Woods won at least eight PGA Tour events for the third time in his career and became the first player in history to capture multiple majors in consecutive seasons.
"Any time you're over 50 percent winning in our sports, it's probably a good year," Woods said. "I know how hard it is. I know what it takes to get to that point. I hate to say it, but people in the media and fans don't understand how hard it is. Players do. The things players have said to me over the years, that means a lot."
What made this year different from others was the magnitude of his loss.
After winning his first two tournaments of the year, the Buick Invitational and the Dubai Desert Classic on the European Tour, Woods' progress slowed as his father's health deteriorated. Earl Woods, the father, architect and driving force behind his son as a person and a player, died May 3.
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KIMBALL -- Chuck Jepson is always in search of his next big project.
"When we go into an area, we say this is going to change the skyline for 50 years," he said.
Jepson, of Fort Pierre, is behind the construction of a $32 million grain-loading facility known as Liberty Grain located between Kimball and White Lake. The project is just one of several such facilities being developed in South Dakota. Once constructed, the facility will take in grain from farmers and load it on 110-car shuttle trains, mostly bound for West Coast ports.
As construction continues to progress, Jepson spends most of his workdays seeking other opportunities to build similar facilities.
"You just have to have a little bit of vision and a little bit of courage," he said. "The decision to build them is easy. The building is the hard part."
The large amount of capital needed to build and maintain these facilities can be hard to come by in rural areas.
"When you start looking at $20 million to $30 million projects, it becomes extremely difficult," he said.
Much of the money for Jepson's future projects will come directly from the profits made from facilities already in operation. He also works with BankWest, of Pierre, and Gavilon, a multinational commodity management firm based in Omaha, Neb.
"There is a lot of cash out there right now looking for a home, but it has to be a good project," he said.
Gavilon also provides Jepson with access to buyers overseas -- mainly in the Pacific Rim -- and facilitates the transportation of grain and other commodities once they leave the facility.
"It's very difficult to do business in China," he said. "Gavilon is kind of a go-between on that end of it."
Jepson said the driving force behind the growth of the grain-loading facilities in South Dakota has been the emergence of a middle class in countries such as China and India, and a resulting growth in demand for corn, which forms the basis of sweeteners, starch and alcohol as well as feed for livestock. That means big business for little, agricultural places like Kimball, population 703.
"We have a direct link to China out of Kimball," he said. "We're looking at some golden years coming up. Hopefully, it takes some of the peaks and valleys out of agriculture for the producer."
'Stars are all aligning'
Jepson estimated each of his facilities could have as much as a $300 million economic impact each year.
Because the facilities would only be needed for grain loading several months out of the year, Jepson said he would like to open them to other businesses as well.
"If somebody has a business idea and they need first-class rail infrastructure, all they need to do is pick up the phone and call and we'll work with them," he said.
He said these larger facilities are able to fully load a 110-car shuttle train with grain in about eight hours.
"We're able to do in eight hours what used to take three weeks," Jepson said. "They can bring us a train and we can have it loaded and going to the West Coast in 24 hours."
He added that the state's farmers will benefit from higher grain prices because of the capabilities of these new facilities.
"It's all about efficiency and speed," he said.
The Liberty Grain facility will have an upright storage capacity of about 2.2 million bushels of grain and will include three dumping pits that will handle about 60,000 bushels of grain per hour. The site will also feature a fertilizer plant capable of handling 40,000 tons of fertilizer.
Jepson said Liberty Grain's fertilizer plant will be the largest in the state.
"We should be able to bring in 80 to 100 train cars of fertilizer, which should keep the cost down in the marketplace," he said.
Liberty Grain is scheduled to open for business in October.
There are several other multimillion-dollar grain-loading facilities in the planning stages in the area by other companies -- Dakota Mill and Grain has floated a plan to build near Kimball, on the other side of town from Jepson's plant; Dakota Plains Ag Center hopes to build at Napa Junction, northwest of Yankton; and Harrold Terminal LLC has purchased land options near Miller for a facility estimated to cost more than $20 million.
Central Farmers Cooperative, based in Marion, began construction in June on a $23 million grain-loading facility near Lyons. The facility will be the first of its kind in Minnehaha County.
Jepson started Harrold Terminal in Harrold -- the same company now planning to build a facility near Miller without Jepson -- as his first grain elevator after working for three different fertilizer and chemical companies outside South Dakota.
Originally from Tea, Jepson graduated from the University of Sioux Falls in 1979 before beginning his agribusiness career.
He was appointed to the state Value Added Finance Authority board by Gov. Dennis Daugaard in July. The board provides financial assistance to the state's farmers and ranchers. It also administers a direct loan program for small agricultural processing businesses.
When Jepson began work in Harrold, he said he quickly realized if his elevator was going to compete, he needed to get into the export business.
"We knew right away it was going to work," Jepson said. "You could just tell right away farmers wanted to grow corn. It was obviously the most profitable crop they could grow."
In the Harrold area, farmers were transporting their crop more than 70 miles for export and more than 100 miles to the nearest ethanol plant before Jepson opened his grain elevator.
"The cost of transporting it was so high they weren't getting the economic benefit," he said. "By building these shuttle-loaders, we're bringing the economic benefit to the farmers."
Despite a lingering uncertainty in the national economy, Jepson said he is not worried about investing in the South Dakota agriculture industry. Commodity prices have been at historic highs, which is another factor driving development.
"The stars are all aligning in South Dakota right now," he said. "Now what we need is the infrastructure, and that's where we feel we can come in."
'Positive momentum'
Jack Davis, economics field specialist at the South Dakota State University Extension's regional office in Mitchell, said new grain-loading facilities capable of loading trains should help increase grain prices in South Dakota even higher.
He said the newer facilities could add as much as 20 cents per bushel of grain over older facilities only capable of loading trucks.
Davis said advances in farming technology allowing farmers to grow corn farther west than ever before have created the need for more of these types of facilities in South Dakota.
His only concern is the risk of overbuilding, which could result in these facilities not taking in what they need to survive if crop production declines.
"If normal weather patterns hold, I would say corn will continue to be king here for a while," Davis said.
Jepson is overtly optimistic about his work, but also recognizes the risk involved if the agriculture market hits a downturn.
"It would be a huge risk," he said of a market decline. "When you look at it, that is the risk and reward of the market that you take."
The benefits of these new grain-loading facilities could reach beyond their investors and local farmers.
Bruce Lindholm, the rail program manager for the state Department of Transportation, said the additional revenue generated by the buildup of these facilities could allow South Dakota's rail companies to fund repairs and improvements to their rail lines. The east-west line that will serve Liberty Grain is being upgraded now, thanks in large part to a $16 million federal grant.
"As the traffic increases, there will have to be solutions to some of the congestion issues," Lindholm said.
He added that traffic congestion on the rail lines has already become a problem at a few rail junctions in the state.
Jepson traced the start of modern rail development in South Dakota back to the early 1980s when the state purchased more than 1,300 miles of rail line after the lines were abandoned by the bankrupt Milwaukee Road rail company.
The purchase of the rail line was spearheaded by the late Bill Janklow, who was governor of South Dakota at the time.
"If (Janklow) hadn't saved the railroad, we wouldn't be doing this," Jepson said. "If we didn't have the base rail we do, we wouldn't have the opportunity to get the benefit we are now."
According to Lindholm, if the state had not purchased Milwaukee Road's rail line, it would have been abandoned.
The 189-mile stretch of railroad that runs past the Liberty Grain facility is still owned by the state and is operated by the Dakota Southern railway.
Standing in the way of even greater agricultural development is South Dakota's low unemployment rate -- 4.2 percent in December, seasonally adjusted, according to the state Department of Labor and Regulation. That makes workers harder to come by than in other parts of the country as a whole, which has an unemployment rate of 8.5 percent.
The search for suitable employees has been a hindrance to Jepson and other developers looking for the skilled workers needed to build and staff new grain-loading facilities.
"The employee thing is getting to be pretty tough," Jepson said. "I know a lot of people in the industry and they're having a tough time."
He said the skill-set required of workers at these modern facilities is not just manual labor, but can be quite sophisticated both logistically and technologically.
"We have employees who are handling contracting and origination from growers, and are merchandising to China," Jepson said. "There are jobs if you have the skill."
Jepson said he hopes the workforce initiative proposed by Gov. Daugaard in his State of the State speech earlier this month will bring more skilled agricultural workers to South Dakota and encourage more residents to get training in the industry.
"I would rather have them from South Dakota," he said. "If they've never worked here, it can be a tough transition."
In spite of the challenges faced when building such large and complex facilities in rural areas of South Dakota, Jepson is positive the results will speak for themselves.
"It's just good," he said. "I think you get some positive momentum going in these areas."


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Bearfort Ridge/Quail Trail Loop from Warwick Turnpike
This loop hike traverses the Bearfort Ridge, with its unusual puddingstone conglomerate rock and pitch pines growing out of bedrock, passes through a rhododendron tunnel, and comes out on the shore of Surprise Lake.
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Take I-287 to Exit 57 and continue on Skyline Drive to its western end at Greenwood Lake Turnpike in Ringwood. Turn right and proceed for 8.4 miles to a Y intersection with Union Valley Road. Take the right fork and continue ahead for 0.3 mile on Warwick Turnpike. Just past a short concrete bridge, there is a turnout on the right side of the road. Park here. (This turnout is a short distance east of the intersection of Warwick Turnpike with White Road.)
From the parking turnout, walk east on Warwick Turnpike, going back over the concrete road bridge. Just east of the bridge, you'll see three white blazes that mark the start of the Bearfort Ridge Trail. This will be your route for the first half of the hike. Follow the white blazes uphill through rhododendrons and hemlocks. In about 500 feet, the trail joins a woods road that comes in from the right. Just beyond, follow the white blazes as the trail turns left, leaving the road. (The orange-blazed Quail Trail, which continues ahead along the road, will be your return route.) The white-blazed trail continues to ascend on a wide footpath. After crossing a stream, it levels off through mountain laurel. A little over half a mile from the start, the trail descends briefly to cross a wider stream and continues through a rhododendron grove. At the end of the rhododendrons, a blue-blazed trail which leads to Warwick Turnpike goes off to the left. Continue ahead on the white-blazed trail.
The Bearfort Ridge Trail now begins a steady, rather steep climb. About a mile from the start, it passes a large, lichen-covered outcrop to the right. It continues to climb until it reaches the crest of the ridge, marked by pitch pines. Here, a large conglomerate rock outcrop to the left offers an expansive view to the south.
After taking in the view and resting from the steep climb, continue ahead, following the Bearfort Ridge Trail north along the puddingstone conglomerate ridge, through pitch pines. You'll make a brief but steep climb, and -- after crossing an open rock outcrop with several glacial erratics -- the vegetation will change to hemlocks and laurels. The trail continues at an elevation of about 1,300 feet, having climbed about 600 feet from the trailhead. After about half a mile of walking along the ridge, the trail crosses another open rock outcrop with a row of large glacial erratics, passes more pitch pines, and descends to cross a wet area.
The trail continues to wind through a hemlock forest, passing a limited viewpoint through the trees to the right. About two miles from the start, it comes out on a rock ledge overlooking a swamp to the west. Here, a narrow wedge of the bedrock has split away from the main ledge, forming a deep crevice. This is a good place to take a break.
When you're ready to continue, proceed north along the trail, which climbs to a rock outcrop with a huge boulder. It continues along a whaleback rock, through pitch pines, and reaches a limited viewpoint to the east. The trail now descends steadily, through hemlocks and laurels. After crossing a stream amid jumbled rocks at the base of the descent, the trail climbs to a rock outcrop studded with pitch pines, which offers a limited east-facing view when there are no leaves on the trees.
The trail continues across more rock outcrops, with limited views both to the west and to the east. It then descends gently and levels off. Finally, it climbs to another outcrop -- marked by several cedar trees -- with a panoramic view. Sterling Forest and the Wyanokies can be seen to the east, and if there are no leaves on the trees, you may be able to see Surprise Lake to the north. An arm of the Monksville Reservoir is visible ahead, and on a clear day you can see the tops of New York City skyscrapers in the distance. You've now gone three miles from the start of the hike.
The white-blazed Bearfort Ridge Trail ends here, at a junction with the yellow-blazed Ernest Walter Trail. Turn right and follow the yellow-blazed trail as it heads downhill through a rocky area and soon crosses a stream. The trail continues through a dense rhododendron grove, with the thick rhododendrons forming a canopy over the trail in places. About half a mile from the end of the Bearfort Ridge Trail, you'll notice an orange-blazed trail coming in from the right. Continue ahead on the yellow trail for about 100 feet to an open area which overlooks Surprise Pond - a pristine, spring-fed lake. This is another good spot to take a break.
Now retrace your steps along the yellow trail, but when you come to the junction of the orange trail, bear left and follow the orange blazes. You're now on the Quail Trail, a woods road that will lead you back to the start of the hike. Follow the orange blazes as they climb gently for a short distance and then begin a steady descent. In three-quarters of a mile, you'll cross a stream on rocks. This crossing can be a little tricky if the water is high. After a short level stretch, the trail crosses another stream and then climbs briefly, soon resuming its descent.
In another mile, the trail crosses a third stream, after which the descent steepens. A third of a mile beyond, be sure to bear right, as another woods road goes off to the left. A short distance ahead, the orange-blazed trail ends at a junction with the white-blazed trail. Continue ahead along the road and then bear right, following the white blazes downhill and back to the trailhead.
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Great Hike, 2 easy add on Viewpoints!
On October 16th, 2016 thomaspinnick says:
Great Hike! After the initial ascent I found it a moderate hike. I would suggest when you get to the intersection of the Bearfort (white) & Earnest Walter (yellow) trails to hang a left on the Earnest Walter (yellow) trail and head to the West Pond viewpoint. After making the left in .2 miles you will come to a tree were the yellow trail will turn to the left but you will see a painted yellow arrow pointing to the right. Turn right and follow this trail a short distance to an amazing viewpoint! For another easy viewpoint when you get to the intersection of the Earnest Walter (yellow) & Quail (orange) trails you can walk about .3 miles past Suprise Lake on the Earnest Walter (yellow) trail and climb a small rock outcropping to anohter great view point. Amazing hike, will defintely be back!
Not quite 6 miles, but great hike nonetheless
On January 5th, 2016 Ed Zachary says:
I hiked this loop for the first time today. The trails were well marked for the most part with a few spots on the Quail Trail missing markers due to downed trees. My Garmin indicated the total loop was 5.6 miles, including the short trail to and from the parking turnoff on Warwick Tpk to the official trailhead(s) of the Bearfort Ridge Trail and Quail Trail.
GPS Mileage Difference
On January 6th, 2016 Jeremy Apgar says:
Glad you enjoyed the hike, and I hope you were able to stay warm out there!
The mileage of this particular hike is about 5.85 miles based on our accurate GIS-based track of the route. A straight-line measurement of the trails is about 5.45 miles, but an additional 0.4 mile is added when elevation and fine trail wiggles are accounted for. So the mileage is almost halfway between the stated mileage here and your GPS mileage.
Often, GPS readings can be fairly reliable, but there can be times where they are not quite correct due to a variety of potential errors. A GPS distance can sometimes differ based on the type of device, the collection interval on the device, or even within different apps in a smartphone device. Other errors can also creep in, such as poor GPS statellite configurations and GPS wandering if you are stationary for a while. In this case, however, it appears that your Garmin mileage was actually fairly close to actual.
If you are interested, here are some other statistics about this hike:
--Minimum elevation: 700 ft
--Maximum elevation: 1375 ft
--Total elevation gain/loss: 1400 ft
~Jeremy, TC Cartographer
Thanks for the response,
On January 7th, 2016 Ed Zachary says:
Thanks for the response, Jeremy. I use a Garmin Edge 500. I've been using it for several years for bike rides and hikes. It has been fairly accurate with regards to distance traveled, altitude, speed, etc. Just to compare, here is more of the data I recorded on this hike: --Minimum elevation (at the lower parking turnout on Warwick Tpk by White Rd): 577 ft --Maximum elevation: 1371 ft --Total elevation gain/loss: 1327 ft I did take a short break for lunch along the Bearfort Ridge Trail but I shut my Garmin off when I was stationary. I did the whole thing in a moving time of 2:17:44. The cold weather sure helped me keep a movin'.
Excellent hike - and public transit available!
On April 17th, 2013 sjriley says:
I took the 197 NJ bus from the Port Authority Building in NYC and got off after West Milford (about 1.5 hours). The bus travels along Union valley road and getting off at the White Road intersection (not an actual stop, you jsut have to ask) puts you a two minute walk from the trail head. At the fork where White Road takes off from Union Valley Road, keep left. Walk along the road until it joins another - Warwick Turnpike. Turn right on Warwick Turnpike, and the trail head is maybe 100 feet down, on your left. On the way back, I walked to West Milford, but this is a long hike on pavement. On Saturday afternoon, a NY bound bus went by every two hours. The trail was beautiful - great views - and these directions were very helpful. It's possible to explore a lot more loops in this area and I plan on heading back once the trees are budding!
Bearfort Trail - July 2011
On July 16th, 2011 sph001 says:
This is a brutal yet beautiful trail - I lost count on the number of rock scambles. When you view my photos ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/sph001/sets/72157627082919637/show/ ) you will see some of the scrambles. BUT don't let this stop you from trying this trail... I recommend taking the yellow trail past Surprise Lake to the blue State Line Trail - magnificent views of GreenwoodLake. I was going to complete the yellow circle from there (touching the Appalachian) - but it was too warm and I was beated by all the scrambles... I doubled back and then walked the Orange trail to the car. That is an easy route back. My trip (see last photo) was 7 miles. Great hike! Also - there appears to be a parking area just before you reach the trail after leaving 511 and entering Warwick TP - and then another right over the bridge just past the trail.
Hike here if you don't think New Jersey is beautiful
On July 29th, 2009 kleepet says:
This is a gorgeous loop hike, and pretty easy to follow. (Don't be intimidated by the length of the description--for some reason, it is copied twice.) [Note: The duplication has been removed -- the hike now appears only once! DC]
The views at the end of the Bearfort Ridge Trail have been described as the most beautiful in all of New Jersey. Some Bearfort Ridge Trail photos posted here.
At the very first viewpoint mentioned, on your left at the top of the ridge, note that the trail continues on to the right. We enjoyed the view and the rest as suggested, then continued "straight" from where we had left off...into the woods. The trail follows the ridge, which is to your right if you hadn't rested at the view, or behind you if you had.
Note also that the Quail Trail has some water crossings if there have been a lot of rain. Quail Trail water crossing photo here.
Jeremy Glick Trail
On January 22nd, 2009 Bearfort says:
Good description. It's a great hike whether you do it from Warwick Tpk, Jersey Ave or Longhouse Road. Note: a few years after 9-11, the old Quail Trail was renamed the "Jeremy Glick Trail" by the West Milford Town Council. Not sure if the new name is recognized yet by the TC, but the locals refer to it by its new name.
Thanks for your comments
On March 15th, 2009 Estelle says:
Thanks for your comments about the hike.
The trail is still Quail Trail on Trail Conference map and in the hiking books. The renaming by the Town Council is just that, a local name.


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|Malatya Province
Malatya ili
|Province of Turkey
Location of Malatya Province in Turkey
|Central East Anatolia
|• Electoral district
|• Total
|12,313 km2 (4,754 sq mi)
|Population (2010-12-31)[1]
|• Total
|• Density
|60/km2 (160/sq mi)
|Area code(s)
|Vehicle registration
Malatya Province (Turkish: Malatya ili) is a province of Turkey. It is part of a larger mountainous area. The capital of the province is Malatya (in Hittite: Milid or Maldi, meaning "city of honey"). Malatya is famous for its apricots. The area of Malatya province is 12,313 km². Malatya Province had a population of 853,658 according to the results of 2000 census, whereas in 2010 it had a population of 740,643. The provincial center, the city of Malatya, has a population of 426,381 (2010).Turks are majority in the province.[2]
Malatya is traversed by the northeasterly line of equal latitude and longitude.
Malatya province is divided into 14 districts (capital district in bold):
- Akçadağ
- Arapgir
- Arguvan
- Battalgazi
- Darende
- Doğanşehir
- Doğanyol
- Hekimhan
- Kale
- Kuluncak
- Malatya
- Pütürge
- Yazıhan
- Yeşilyurt
Local sites[edit]
- İnönü University (since 1975)
- Turgut Özal Medical Center (in İnönü University)
- Malatya Erhaç Airport (serving both public and military)
- Eskimalatya (old city centre, very historical place)
- ^ Turkish Statistical Institute, MS Excel document – Population of province/district centers and towns/villages and population growth rate by provinces
- ^ http://ahmetalgul.blogcu.com/malatya-nin-sosyal-kulturel-siyasal-ve-ekonomik-yapisi/9376466
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Malatya Province.
- (Turkish) Malatya governor's official website
- (Turkish) Malatya
- (Turkish) Malatya municipality's official website
- (English) Malatya weather forecast information
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Microsoft Office 365 and Office 2013 have some great new features, including a user interface that makes the venerable productivity suite very usable on tablets.
Microsoft, which announced Office 2013 Monday, also said it now will focus its development efforts on Office 365, the suite's cloud-based edition, which first launched a year ago.
It appears on first look that Microsoft has managed to make the software more powerful without subjecting experienced users to a whole new learning curve. Using Office 365 (streamed to a client from the Web) won't feel any different from using Office 2013 installed on that device. Here's a quick look at some of the most interesting new features in Microsoft Office 2013.
This is the jump-off point for an Office 365/Office 2013 Customer Preview installation.
Once you've signed in, you can download and install Office 2013 Customer Preview to a Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC or tablet.
If you'd like to check out Microsoft's Office 2013 Customer Preview, here's where you can download the software.
You can create a new Word document, Excel workbook, PowerPoint presentation, or OneNote notebook by creating the appropriate new file from within your SkyDrive account.
This is the opening dialog box for a locally installed copy of Word 2013.
Word 2013 has a much improved markup view.
The red vertical line in the left margin (marked by the red arrow) indicates that changes have been made to this document.
The word balloon in the right-hand column (marked by the green arrow) indicates that someone has entered a comment about this paragraph.
The red vertical line indicating a change turns gray when you click on it, and the change marks in the document are revealed.
If you prefer, you can read just the embedded comments (see the red arrow) without revealing all the edit changes.
Using the live layout and alignment guides in Word 2013, you can move images and video windows around the document and watch the text automatically reflow around the windows in real time as you move them.
Word 2013's new "read" mode enables you to collapse paragraphs after you've read them. Just click on the gray triangle in the left-hand margin. (See the result in the next slide.)
Click on the gray triangle in "read" mode, and the text beneath the heading will collapse into the header to make room for more text.
Click it a second time to explode it back out again.
You can open PDF documents in Word, edit them as Word documents, and then resave them as either a Word document or a PDF.
You can also embed a PDF file inside a Word file.
Open a PDF inside Word 2013, and Word's new PDF reflow tool will identify and convert all of the document's style elements--including tables, graphics, headers, footnotes, columns--so that you can edit them within Word 2013.
It's easy to embed video inside your Word document. You can even search the Web for videos without leaving Word--using Bing, of course.
Once you've found a video, simply paste the embed-HTML code into Word 2013, and the video will play from right within your document.
Word 2013's Read mode hides the menus you don't need and adds navigational tools such as these left and right arrows for flipping through pages.
Take an element of data that you've entered into one column, type it into a second column, and Excel will predict that you intend to do that for every value in that column (see next slide).
After predicting what data you intend to put in the second column (see previous slide), Excel will offer to automatically fill that column with the relevant values.
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Marxists and Muslims, United? Searching for ONE good Liberal.
What IS the Obama doctrine? Is there a stated goal at all? How can he be against "nation-building" and our "policing the world," and then justify turning around and creating no fly zones and launching missiles into sovereign nations?
The parallel tactics between the radical Islamists and Marxist-Leninists have long troubled me. Several factors in common begin with the basic demand (actually faithful belief) that the world will ultimately go their way and that the US is the only thing standing in their way. When you add that the "dog-eating" President holds the similar third world view–that the U.S. is in the way of progress for "developing nations"–it is easy to see why he is sympathetic with these revolutions. That obtuse notion that one can gain only by repressing others was popularized by Marx and is taught in all of our Universities. That it is wrong is of no consequence to the liars who operate on it. Nevertheless, it is chilling to see an American President evidently uniting in purpose with Marxists and radical Islamists against the interests of our nation.
United in being our enemy, there is little doubt that both Marxists and Islamists love the tactic of creating conflict. This is a Leninist tactic based on the Marxian belief that nature moves toward order and that any chaos will set the stage for a result that will be better than what preceded it. So stir up enough useful idiots and you can set the stage for a crisis that you can "use". This is what we are seeing today all over North Africa and what is now spreading to Pakistan and beyond.
It is truly stunning to see this administration embarrass themselves with their mind-boggling displays of tone deafness, utter incompetence and subsequent deadpan delivery of corrections devoid of any apologies. The "brilliant" Hilary Clinton addressed the World by effectively taking the first slash at free speech. She did this to the glee of, if not on behalf of the Islamists who want to kill American liberty. To even dignify the idiotically wrong intelligence that a video played any role was a fundamental betrayal of the American way. Her over the top rhetorical assault on speech that she referenced as "however hateful," was akin to blaming the victim for the rape. She was 100% wrong in reporting that the video was to blame. It is horrifying, and raises serious questions.
Are we to assume that Clinton, Obama and American intelligence rely on Libyan news reports about why an Embassy is attacked? Do we not have any intelligence on the ground? How about the beneficiaries of our military aid in support of their coups? Can these geniuses not get any intelligence from the leaders of these North African nations? How about some defense of our embassies? Obama's failure to extract any dividends from his unilateral investment of American military resources into that much nation-building is either a stunning showing of utter incompetence, or a stunning revelation of his sinister goals.
Despite Obama's apparently concerted effort to relieve Jimmy Carter from his record as the most pathetically incompetent President in all aspects of policy foreign and domestic, the "47%" appear to be ready to re-elect him. That is possibly the reason to most be afraid. Could we actually have reached the tipping point of Senator Phil Gramm's metaphor in that those "riding in the wagon" outnumber those "pulling the wagon"?
Obama is buffered by the mainstream media, which protects him by refusing to question him on his failures. They prefer to viciously attack Romney on his words and not his policies. More troubling is that while Obama's polices signal disaster for America, where is the liberal defense of the things true "liberals" used to care about like free speech, or free religious expression? What about the right of a Coptic Christian whose homeland has been stolen by 7th Century religious zealots to create a cheesy video about his view of the man the radicals are following? Whatever happened to their "willingness to defend to the death" the right of people to speak their minds? Are there no honest liberals who will lead the criticism on this administration's witting or unwitting aid in the expansion of religious zealotry and destruction of free speech? Not one?
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State Trooper Gary Salvatore said Schneider confronted Vorhes for being intimate with another woman at the bar. The two men argued and then left The Cave that evening, the trooper said.
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"I am content to die for my beliefs
So cut off my head and make me a martyr!
The people will always remember it."
"No, they will forget."
A man who walks with God can walk anywhere
Hence I fear nothing
This is the second track in Immortal Technique's 2011 album, The Martyr. It was released on October 27th and had 200,000 downloads on its first day.
This song addresses issues such as the dysfunctional political system, corrupt corporations and the twisted messages which news networks brainwash us with; it is not for the faint of heart…
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The South Kitsap Fire and Rescue Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on Thursday night to approve the fire district's plan for an Emergency Medical Services levy next year.
If approved by voters, the plan would set in motion one of two options for the six-year levy, which would raise $11.9 million and add 24 firefighters to the district's ranks. One option would build a brand-new fire station in Manchester, while the second would remodel the existing one.
"Option 1 assumes we receive a SAFER grant (to help pay the salaries of the new staff members) and therefore have enough money to build a new facility," said SKFR Chief Wayne Senter, explaining that option 2 assumes that the district did not receive the grant and would therefore remodel the existing volunteer station in Manchester instead.
The district has identified a site in Manchester on Woods Road for a new station, and Senter said that borrowing $5 million at 5-percent interest would cover purchasing the property, constructing the new building and acquiring both a new tender and new EMS unit.
At the meeting Oct. 9, Manchester resident Don Rude urged the board to give careful consideration to the levy, particularly given the nation's current financial situation.
"I hope you commissioners can hold the tax base down, because things are going to get tough," Rude said. "Asking for a lot of money now is bad."
Rude also said he believed Woods Road was a "bad location" for a fire station, and that it would make much more sense to remodel the current volunteer station near Yukon Harbor on Southworth Drive, which the district plans to do if it does not receive the anticipated grant.
Chief Senter thanked Rude for his comments, and responded by saying that he and the board were "painfully aware of the economic situation, and our need to renew the levy couldn't have come at a worse time.
"We are very fearful, because if the levy does not pass, it will decimate the fire department," he continued. "If the money is not renewed, it goes away."
Commissioner Dusty Wiley, sitting in for board President Paul Golnik, said the location of the new fire station, if one is built, is not set in stone.
"It's something we're looking at, because it is the best location for getting to the north part of Manchester," Wiley said, describing the surrounding community as one that is not only getting older, but as "really at the end of the world, as far as South Kitsap is concerned."
Senter agreed that nothing is set in stone, and that the board would continue to welcome comments from the public as it determines the best plan of action.
"There is never a perfect solution when we try and move forward," he said. "But we are thoughtfully considering all the pluses and minuses, and your comments will help us do that."
Since the deadline for next year's SAFER grants has already passed, Senter said his district has already applied in anticipation of the levy passing, as it did for its last successful levy.
Both options for the new levy, planned for a vote next May, would add a total of 24 new firefighter/EMTs by 2013.
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Todd won the Democratic primary runoff last month (but only by 59 votes, which she's going to have to defend to the state Dem Party; the hearing was supposed to be yesterday but has been delayed until next week).
Anyway, it's important because there's no Republican challenger. If Todd's narrow win survives state party review, she'll be the first openly gay legislator in Bama history.
But the sticking point doesn't seem to be the gay thing. It seems to be the white thing.
Todd's would-be district is a majority-black area of Birmingham that includes the city's richest and poorest neighborhoods. Todd says she's worried that the racial politics of the region are going to prevent her from getting a fair hearing next week.
This all says something about Southern politics, but I'm not sure what. Is it progress that the campaign's not centering on the fact that Todd's gay? Or regress that it might be centering on her skin color?
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