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February is Dental Health Month – schedule a trip to your veterinarian
Did you know an adult cat has 30 teeth to keep clean?
By the age of three, 7 in 10 cats already show signs of dental disease, and it may be our fault. (American Veterinary Dental Society)
Dog food and treats are designed so the act of crunching and chewing helps clean the plaque and yuckies off teeth. Cat food does not share in that design. The kibble is relatively small, making it easier for cats to swallow rather than crunch.
When it comes right down to it, most of us don't brush our pet's teeth. So plaque builds up and combines with pieces of food. If not removed, plaque can mineralize in about four days and form tarter or calculus. From there, gingivitis and periodontal disease can develop, leading to things worse than feline bad breath.
"Pet owners don't realize the importance of dental health," says Dr. Melinda Barkley, Medical Director at the Cat Adoption Team. "Every week, just over 10 percent of the cats who are surrendered to our shelter have some sort of dental issue."
In fact, 85 percent of pets have periodontal disease by age four according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Not to be apocalyptic, but neglecting your pet's dental health may put Fido or Fluffy at risk for diabetes, stroke, or even kidney disease. Bad teeth can abscess, causing bacteria to enter the blood and in turn cause an infection of the heart or other organ. All from a dirty mouth!
We go to the dentist twice a year for more than the free tooth brush. Dentist can be the key to preventing some pretty awful issues with our overall health. The same is true with your pet's veterinary. Prevention is the key.
So when your vet suggests the need for a dental cleaning, ask questions and schedule the appointment. It could be the key to your pet's long, healthy life.
For more information about pet dental health, go to www.petdental.com.
View how-to-videos for cleaning your cat's teeth as well as other other grate information about pet dental health.
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New take on "University Hymn"
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Glen Tuomaala, Husky Sports Band director and arranger of "University March."
ST. CLOUD, Minn. - St. Cloud State University's most cherished musical tradition has a new twist.
Husky Sports Band is debuting a march arrangement of "University Hymn," the stately melody played at key campus events and heard on the campus carillon.
The band performed the song Feb. 6-7 at women's and men's basketball games in Halenbeck Hall.
The 1:26 arrangement is the work of Glen Tuomaala, Husky Sports band director. Eric Palmer, the band's percussion arranger and instructor, wrote the percussion parts. Palmer, a local printing company executive, is in his third season as a volunteer with the band.
The hymn was written in the 1950s by the late Amy Dale and the late Harvey Waugh, faculty members.
- Hear the Husky Sports Band perform "University March"
- View the "University March" sheet music (PDF)
- Learn more about the band in a photo slide show
- Listen to audio clips and view videos at the band web site and You Tube page
- Browse the Husky Sports Band rehearsal and performance schedule (PDF)
Tuomaala took liberties with the hymn in order to convert it to the march form, including a new key signature and time signature. The march is in the key of B-flat and 2/4 time. Fans of "University Hymn" will note slight changes to the rhythm of the melody line, but not the notes, Tuomaala said.
Husky Sports Band performs at campus and community events, most notably Husky football and basketball games and community parades. Known also by its marketing moniker, "The Pride of SCSU," the band is led at performances by drum major David Kiel, a junior film studies major from Milaca, Minn. The band is open to students, faculty and staff.
Tuomaala also serves as marketing coordinator for the Department of Music and director of the 121-year-old St. Cloud Municipal Band. He holds bachelor's degrees in horn performance and music education from Bowling Green State University and a master's degree in music education from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
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- FEWS NET Somalia Food Security Outlook Update, November 2016
- WHO AWD/Cholera Sitrep for Somalia, EPI Week 47, Week ending 27th November 2016
- WHO Somalia Epidemiological Bulletin week 45 Vol 1 Issue 45 (7th -13th November 2016)
Appeals & Funding
- Humanitarian Needs Overview 2017
- Update Call for Aid - Drought & El Niño July-September 2016
- Humanitarian Response Plan 2016
- 2016-2018 Humanitarian Strategy
- UNHCR Somalia Situation Supplementary Appeal Jul-Dec 2016
- Humanitarian Action for Children 2016
- UNHCR: Yemen Situation Emergency Response (Jan-Dec 2016) Supplementary Appeal 2016
- FAO Rapid Results Drought Response Plan - Somaliland and Puntland
- WHO Humanitarian Response Plan 2016
- Common Humanitarian Fund (CHF) in 2016 PDF XLS
Useful Links
- OCHA Somalia
- UNHCR Somalia displacement portal
- FSNAU (FAO Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit Somalia)
- SWALIM (Somalia Water and Land Information Management)
- New Deal Somalia
- UNSOM (UN Assistance Mission in Somalia)
- IOM Humanitarian Compendium
- Food Security Cluster: Somalia
- Logistics Cluster: Somalia
This report was written in cooperation with the UN Agencies in Somalia
Transitional government relocates to Jowhar, Central Somalia
On 26 July, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, President of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) for Somalia arrived in Jowhar, 90km north of Mogadishu, to establish the temporary seat of his administration. The President has chosen Jowhar as an interim location due to ongoing insecurity in Mogadishu. On his arrival, the President was met by hundreds of residents and members of his government including Prime Minister Ali Gedi, various Ministers and Members of Parliament.
Overall, areas with increased nutrition concern have encountered persistent insecurity, with resultant population displacement; recurrent natural disasters and hindrance to humanitarian assistance delivery. On the contrary, areas with good humanitarian access coupled by general improvement in food security indicators, stable health situation, relatively more diversified diets, and relative civil security had improvement in the nutrition situation, e.g. Nugaal valley, Sool plateau, and most parts of NE Somalia.
Duduble Canal inaugurated - first development project in the south for 20 years
80-year old Mumin Abdi's simsim farm is about 50 metres from the River Shabelle, but he can't access the river water because the canal that used to carry the water to his farm has silted up.
NAIROBI, Jul 30, 2005 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Defying strong opposition from his Mogadishu-based ministers, Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed has settled in the town of Jowhar, serving as the war-torn Horn of Africa country's temporary capital.
Yusuf early this week arrived in Jowhar, some 90 km north of Mogadishu, to launch the establishment of the first presidential office on Somali soil for more than a decade.
The president flew from his personal stronghold in the northern region of Puntland to the town of Jowhar, where he believes his personal safety and popularity …
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NAIROBI, July 29 (AFP) - The United Nations said on Friday it would propose an action plan to leaders of rival factions in the Somali government in a bid to bridge gaps that have scuppered efforts to restore stability in the shattered African nation.
The Federation's mission is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity. It is the world's largest humanitarian organization and its millions of volunteers are active in over 181 countries.
[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations]
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Update of Seasonal Outlooks at Four-Months Lead:
November 2005 - January 2006 Forecast: Southern Africa;
There is a slight tilt in the odds favoring below normal rainfall locally over northern Mozambique. There is a slight tilt in the odds favoring above average rainfall over northwestern Angola.
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NAIROBI, 26 Jul 2005 (IRIN) - Dozens of people were feared dead and many more injured in clashes that broke out on Friday and continued over the weekend in the town of Boru-Hache, also known as El-Waaq, in southwestern Somalia's Gedo region, sources said.
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JOWHAR, Somalia, July 26 (AFP) - Somalia's Transitional President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed arrived Tuesday in the central town of Jowhar, which he insists will host the federal government as the Horn of Africa nation emerges from 14 years of anarchy.
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NAIROBI, July 26 (Reuters) - Pirates who seized a ship loaded with food destined for hungry Somalis are now interested in its cargo of rice instead of the ransom they earlier demanded, the vessel's shipping agent said on Tuesday.
Seaborne Somalia militiamen hijacked the MV Semlow last month as it steamed toward the northern port of Bossaso carrying 850 tonnes of rice donated by Japan and Germany to the U.N.'s World Food Programme.
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Weapon-related injuries remain a source of great concern to the ICRC.
NAIROBI, July 25 (Reuters) - A leader of Somali militia who hijacked a vessel chartered by the U.N.
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- Alfalfa is the fifth glyphosate-tolerant crop commercialized in the U.S.; however, it has become perhaps the most scrutinized and debated of all genetically engineered crops grown.
Major alfalfa issues swirl around:
- Seed production isolation/possible cross pollination of Roundup Ready alfalfa with conventional varieties.
- Availability of conventional varieties in the future.
- The capability to guarantee GE-free alfalfa for organic dairies.
- The impact of RR alfalfa on export markets opposed to GE crops.
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"As long as we have customers that demand zero tolerance of GE contamination, we as an industry must ensure we can produce their demands, because if we can't someone else will," he said.
"A coexistence strategy for alfalfa hay and seed growers and the industry as a whole may be the single most important issue we are facing right now."
Zero contamination of alfalfa hay and seed "must be possible or we are going down a very scary road." The Imperial Valley economy "would take a major hit as we currently ship approximately 30 to 40 percent of our hay and an even greater percentage of our alfalfa seed to GE sensitive markets."
Pasco, Wash., hay grower Chep Gaunt is not sure zero tolerance is possible.
"I don't know if it is possible to have zero GE alfalfa," he said. Specific seed production zones are critical to reduce contamination. However, he believes GE sensitive hay should be subject to a threshold number, like 3 percent.
"This number should be a USDA standard for the United States. With an exact published standard, all producers would be cognizant of what they can expect and what their customers can expect."
Gaunt does not grow RR alfalfa, but does produce GE sweet corn. He is a major hay exporter and his customers demand GE-free hay in their contract.
Washington state exports 25 percent to 30 percent of its hay production and losing that market to GE contamination would be devastating to farmers in the state, he said.
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Each year the YWCA celebrates 100 Good Men. Last year we were pleased to see several of our OBRFW supporters in the celebration lineup!
Some of the Nominees at 100 Good Men 2013
You can nominate and sponsor a Good Man! Who do you know who models healthy relationships and exemplifies the YWCA mission to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, and dignity for all? Nominations are due by July 14.
This year the event will again be held at Parkview Field with the celebration happening during a TinCaps game – on July 23. Each nominee receives a ticket to the game and is celebrated on the field at the game. But there is a twist this year. To recognize the YWCA's 120th anniversary, they will celebrate 120 Good Men!
To nominate one or more Good Men, simply fill out the simple nomination form – you can do it online or send in a paper version – and donate $25 to the YWCA (a great cause in the first place!). Find the form and all the information you need at www.ywca.org/120GoodMen.


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Amarillo -- Just before 11 this morning, Amarillo Police responded to a road construction accident in the 8700 block of S Western on a Public Accident.
A private contractor was working on road construction when the accident occurred.
The unnamed 23-year-old employee was raking loose asphalt near a roller when another employee gets back into the roller to continue smoothing out the asphalt.
The driver of the machine could not see the employee standing nearby and put the machine in gear and proceed to move forward.
The roller ran over the mans foot knocking him down and continued for several more feet.
The drivereventually stopped the machine.
The injured employee was stabilized and transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. He did suffer multiple internal injuries and broken bones.
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Bird's Custard
With the last entry on the TGBD menu - the Sunday Roast - now thoroughly digested, I thought it only natural that we turn our attention to this heavenly pudding-related substance. Indeed, I have fond memories of this stuff from the simple but ever-so-tasty dish of bananas and custard to steamed puddings and crumbles where custard features as the perfect accompaniment. Oh and by the way, when I say custard I mean that lusciously thick yellow stuff made from Bird's powdered product. I say this because powder-made custard has a unique consistency and taste that over the years I, like so many others, have come to identify as custard. Consequently, on the odd occasion that so-called traditional custard has passed my lips I have found the taste and, particularly, the consistency rather odd.
The classic Bird's red, yellow and blue colour scheme makes for a relatively colourful display. Also, just to the left of the brand name, we see the little blue and yellow bird graphic still features. Words like "original", "traditional" homemade" pepper the front of the packaging to reinforce the brand's history and place in the kitchen. Overall, it is not as flashy as other packaging but, being simple in presentation, its core message is unconfused and thus communicated well.
When a jug of custard is presented to you, you will first notice a bright yellow skin covering the surface. Growing up, this skin was much sought after and my mother, with surgeon-like precision, would have to divide it so everyone had equal helpings. Taste-wise, custard is fabulously warming, thick and sweet with the skin's almost rubber-like texture contrasting beautifully with the runnier stuff below. Due to the accompanying pudding usually being quite sweet, I tend to put a tad less sugar in my custard than the one described on the back of the Bird's packaging. Moreover, for an extra depth of flavour, I often add a few drops of vanilla extract.
Have you considered...?
Custard made from powder uses a good amount of milk providing the body with a host of vitamins and minerals. Traditional custard recipes have the added benefit of using eggs which provide: high quality protein; selenium; a range of B-vitamins; and vitamins A and D. Moreover, it has a prominent taste so one doesn't need to drench their pudding in the stuff - unless you are greedy like me of course!
History (as per the Wikipedia entry)
Bird's Custard (a brand name) is the original version of what is known generically as custard powder. It is a cornflour-based powder which thickens to form a custard-like sauce when mixed with milk and heated to a sufficient temperature. Bird's Custard was first formulated and first cooked by Alfred Bird in 1837, because his wife was allergic to eggs, the key ingredient used to thicken traditional custard.
After he discovered his custard was popular, Bird formed Alfred Bird and Sons Ltd. in Birmingham. By 1843, the company was also making the newly invented baking powder and, by 1844, was promoting custard powder nationally. By 1895, the company was producing Blancmange powder, jelly powder, and egg substitute. In World War I, Bird's Custard was supplied to the British armed forces.
The company was one of the early users of promotional items and colourful advertising campaigns. The famous 'three bird' logo, however, was relatively late in arriving, only introduced in 1929.
World War II saw rationing and serious production limits. Shortly after the war, Bird's was purchased by the General Foods Corporation, which was itself taken over by Philip Morris in the 1980s and merged into Kraft Foods. Although the Bird's Custard product remains, the company itself is now just a brand. In late 2004, Kraft sold Bird's Custard and some other Kraft brands to Premier Foods, who are the current owners.
The original custard factory has long ceased to exist, but the larger factory Bird's opened in Gibb Street remains (production was relocated to Banbury in 1964, along with the factory gates, featuring the company logo), and has been adapted as the Custard Factory arts centre.
In 1981, a dust explosion occurred at the Banbury factory when corn starch powder mixed with air, forming an explosive mixture.
In some regions, such as some parts of the United Kingdom, the popularity of this type of dessert is such that it is simply known as "custard." In such cases, general usage of the word may be more likely to refer to the "Bird's" custard rather than to the traditional egg-based variety.
In recent years, "instant" versions (containing powdered milk and sugar and requiring only hot water) and ready-made custard in tins and cartons have also become popular.
A food and drink survey carried out in 2000 found 99% of customers recognised the brand, which accounts for 45% of the custard consumed in the UK. Bird's Custard is also exported to several countries around the world, including the United States, where it is popular among several ethnic groups. Many ethnic and specialty stores across the United States sell the product. In Canada, Bird's Custard can often be found in many popular grocery supermarkets.
In addition to the Bird's brand, generic cornflour-based custards are widely available.
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...sorry it's a bit late! Hi! I've been cosplaying since 1998! I moved to the UK from the US in 2003. I have yet to cosplay over here but may for LF&CC this year. I was contimplating for London Expo however the show is too far for just a day trip (where a costume is involved). :S
I am slowly uploading my completed costumes so please give me lots of feedback as I am going to try making some new ones. I am also open to suggestions on who I could cosplay as - I'm sometimes stuck for ideas and a little behind in what's out there so if you think I can fit a certain character, please let me know!!
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Hey welcome to the site!
You'll see for yourself but I can tell you everyone's real nice here. I gotta ask they definitely doing London Film and Comic Con this year? Looks like it's missing off the events list on this site.
Anyway I should point out I think threads asking for suggestions for what to cosplay as are frowned upon abit (I did the same thing too ^_^ but hey your new so sure you'll get away with it!)
...That being said I saw your profile picture and couldn't help thinking Ryoko off Tenchi Muyo
To be honest though I think a lot of the time people are better off just doing characters they like...besides judging from the bravery factor and level of skill needed for making those FFX-2 costumes I bet you could pull off most characters pretty well.
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Thanks for letting me know about the 'asking for suggestions' thing. I know some people are protective of their costumes and who they want to cosplay as - believe you me, I've dealt with quite competitive people before. I just want to make pretty costumes that I fit well in. As I am a little 'behind on times' I may miss series or characters that I would usually have chosen.
I really like this site and am glad I stumbled across it. I also really hope LF&CC is happening this year!! It was so much fun last year!
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I also really hope LF&CC is happening this year!! It was so much fun last year!
The website says it's running on 17 and 18 July, so you're all set.
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Ohh yeah no problem!
I think it was more because the forum suddenly got flooded with multiple threads from people asking the same question.
...and don't worry about it if you think you've missed out on newer series. I gotta admit there was quite a few shows I hadn't heard of when they were mentioned on here but I've since found out more about them and ended up really some of them! ^_^
So yeah just keep checking in now and again (For me this is like the next thing on my list after my Facebook lol)
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Vanier's keeper Nathalie Monpetit slides to grab the ball before Taylor Kell of the Central Cyclones during Moose Jaw high school girls soccer league action on Tuesday afternoon at Sunningdale Field. Times-Herald photo by Katie Brickman
With a strong wind gusting across the field, both Central and Vanier had their opportunities to score.
It was the Vanier Spirits that scored on a couple close plays to defeat the Central Cyclones 2-1 in high school girls soccer action on Tuesday afternoon at Sunningdale Field.
"It was pretty good," said veteran Amy Piche of the Sprits. "Our communication was good and we were pushing the net. We were trying to crash the net and trying to get our passes together. The wind didn't affect us too much, we just had to make sure to keep the ball low and to the corners."
The Cyclones were the first on the board after Taylor Kell scored on a broken play early in the second half. Nikki Armstrong hit the crossbar and Vanier's keeper Nathalie Monpetit stopped Lindsay Fish in close before the two collided into each other in the goal crease.
Central's head coach Darcy Dorais felt his team dominated much of the match and played well despite the wind.
"Their keeper definitely kept them in the game. I thought we dominated, but she made some fantastic stops and that was the difference in the game," he stated. "The wind was going across, so it was the same for both teams. It didn't really hurt us, but is definitely a factor."
Vanier's Amanda Miller had a great shot in close, but was stopped by Central's keeper. Jenna Coates would tie the game for Vanier in the second half on a good two-on-one play. The Spirits got good inside pressure on Central's defenders and Coates was able to score again in close to give Vanier the lead and victory.
"We just have to work on staying together and being more relaxed with the ball," said Piche. "We had some nerves as we are starting without some of our seniors as they graduated."
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NEW YORK — The 18-year-old who triggered the prosecution of Jerry Sandusky for sexually abusing him and nine other boys told ABC News that the former Penn State coach once chased him down with his car as he tried to flee.
Aaron Fisher, known throughout the case as Victim 1, has revealed his identity since testifying against Sandusky at his June trial. Sandusky, 68, was convicted of 45 counts of child sex abuse and sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Fisher was 11 when he met Sandusky through the former coach's charity, The Second Mile, in 2005 or 2006. After a year of box seats at Penn State football games and weekend trips with Sandusky, he was sexually abused in Sandusky's basement.
The attacks continued for years, with Sandusky misusing his position as a volunteer coach to pull the boy out of class. Fisher's attempts to flee were met with a tightened leash.
"He once followed my bus home from school," Fisher told ABC in the 20/20 interview broadcast last night. "I took off running but he drove on the opposite side of the street, into oncoming traffic to catch up with me. I ran up an alley and he went to my house and parked out front."
On Thursday, attorneys for Sandusky filed court motions arguing that he should get a new trial. The lawyers argued that the trial judge violated Sandusky's due process by not giving his defense team more time to prepare for the trial.
In another development, Penn State trustees plan to meet on Oct. 26 to consider whether to give a board subcommittee the authority to approve possible settlements to lawsuits connected to the Sandusky scandal. University lawyer Kenneth Feinberg and his firm have reached out to begin settlement talks with at least 20 men accusing Sandusky of abuse.
Fisher revealed his identity in interviews before the Oct. 23 publication of his book Silent No More: Victim 1's Fight for Justice Against Jerry Sandusky, published by Random House.
"A victim means people feel sympathy for you. I don't want that. I would rather be somebody that did something good," Fisher told ABC.
When he was 15, Fisher told his mother, Dawn Daniels, and the school's principal, Karen Probst, that Sandusky was sexually abusing him.
"Aaron was melting down in the office," Daniels said. "I immediately told them we need to call the police."
But Probst advised her to go home and think over their next steps.
"They said that Jerry has a heart of gold and that he wouldn't do those type of things," Daniels said.
Instead, Daniels told Probst that she would be calling Clinton County Children and Youth Services. School officials, legally mandated to make such reports, called too.
Probst did not return calls from Reuters.
It took three years, two grand juries and a lengthy search for more victims before Sandusky was arrested in November 2011. The delay in prosecuting Sandusky drove Fisher to contemplate suicide, he said.
Information from The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Associated Press was included in this story.


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Yes, Sheila Verke walked in AZ Lottery HQ in Phoenix earlier today to claim her prize. According to AZ Central, she was accompanied by friends and financial advisers as she she accepted a lump sum of jackpot check of $49.9 million.
A regular Lottery player, Verke says she always plays the same numbers, which represent her son's birthday. As for the next plan for the third-largest lottery winner in Arizona history? According to FOX 10, Verke will continue to live in Fort Mohave, but when the weather warms up, she'll purchase an RV home and tour the country starting with her home state of Montana.


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Uhmm and can someone also explain to me what the dark side theme is... Im thinking star wars lol. It was highest voted on the other poll though so I felt obligated to put it on here
Please also not if a latin phrase has a majority vote it will go on the back of whatever design is chosen, and the just techpb vote has to outnumber ALL of the latin phrases votes combined because otherwise their is a mojaority that would like to have latin over nothing at all and it simply needs to be decided which one.
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*Update as of 12/17/10*
I have made the decision to move this project along, and thus I have deleted the "Designs" and "Latin Phrasing" portions of this poll. There has been a majority for the Black Digi Camo color scheme and Forutne Favors the Bold latin phrase options for a while now. So, that is what I have chosen to take and push forward as of now. I have added in "Add-ons" to the poll, and I suspect that this will be the last stage of voting. If you have a problem with me pushing forward on this please leave a comment below and if a majority of users wish me to cancel this I will and leave it up to you guys. Please note, however, even if we do decide on a jersey setup I will not be presenting this to Raza until I have confirmation from TechPB Mike on how he feels about us doing this. So realize, this is not a done deal however I hope it will progress into a jersey for us pump players.
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A look back at the best cinematics and cutscenes in gaming history. From Final Fantasy to Halo and Red Dead Redemption, we count down the 15 best that made up cry, jump for joy, and get hyped up like never before.
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There are good drunk and bad drunk. Though it's obvious that there's more bad drunks. Look at these top eight characters as they get loaded with liquor. Don't worry, these virtual characters can't die from intoxication.
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It is plain to see something is rotten in Denmark, as the old saying goes.
A group of six postal employees, some from Albuquerque, stood in various places in the lobby of the Gidding Street Post Office on July 16 and offered little or no information about the planned closing except "It's losing too much money." They didn't know the top floor is rented to the district attorney's office.
If they do indeed close the Gidding Street office I think the following will happen:
Since the office on 21st Street is smaller, we will have to remodel to make room for the 1,000 boxes from Gidding Street. Or, since we are renting the building on 21st, we will have to build a new building.
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Welcome Catholic Moms! › Forums › General Topics › any advice with this situation would really be appreciated › Reply To: any advice with this situation would really be appreciated
Chicago is a little bit pricey because its such a major hub. You might want to try a smaller city in the midwest like Cleveland, Ohio. We live outside of cleveland and compared to where we used to live in the DC suburbs, its EXTREMELY cheap here. Some friends of ours just bought a nice house in a nice neighborhood for 110,000 dollars, to give you an idea. It wasn't a huge brand new house, but like I said in good shape if a bit old in a good neighborhood with a good school system. And cleveland has lots of educational opportunities – the community colleges are great, and there is a private university in Berea (a suburb) called Baldwin Wallace College that has programs for moms seeking their degree. Other universities have similar programs, you just have to check around and do some emailing. There's Kent state, Cleveland state, Akron U (wouldn't live in downtown akron though), Case Western (very pricey but there's lots of scholarships available), and the community college (cuyahoga community college) is exceptional as well and the credits transfer well to other schools.
Also, your parish priest may be able to get into contact with parish priests wherever you're looking to relocate to and they can organize some help for you while you get on your feet.
I hope that helps a little. As far as your decision, just pray about it. Maybe a novena. EWTN has a great list of novenas: http://www.ewtn.com/Devotionals/prayers/novena.htm
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been a while, I'd wait for someone to confirm my answers or tell me I'm full of it. Anyway...
a) Inverse of f switch x and y values. so you get a curve in the same quadrant with it curving up toward x = infinity. So evaluating x=1 is like finding x where y=1 on the original graph. Which is 0.
(f^-1 o g)(1) => Well g(1) = 2, and f^-1(2) = 1 (remember its like finding x where y=2 in f).
(g o f )(1) => f(1)=2, g(2) = 2^2 + 1 = 5
c) The graph will start at (-3,0), curve down through points (-2,-1) & (-1,-3), ad end at point (0,-7).
To explain...
1st) The f(x+3) is like moving the x-axis 3 to the right. Which has the effect of moving your graph 3 to the left. Making the domain [-3,0] instead of [0,3].
2nd) The f(x+3) is subtracted from something so basically whatever y value comes out of it is made negative. This has the effect of flipping the graph about the x-axis. So at this point it curves down from (-3,-1) to (0,-8). So the range at this point is [-1,-8]
3rd) The previous step was subtracted from 1, so we add 1 to all the y values which moves the graph up 1. So the final range is [-0,-7]
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Arctocephalus tropicalus, the Subantarctic Fur Seal, can be found on islands near the South Pole just north of the Antarctic Convergence. These include the islands of Amsterdam, Crozet, Grough, Marion, Prince Edward, St. Paul, and Tristan (King, 1983).
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For those looking to save money, Moanalua is a lower-cost area of Honolulu and more reasonably priced than the surrounding Airport neighborhood. Shopping in Moanalua doesn't require an excursion as there are malls immediately within the neighborhood. If you need to expand your search beyond Moanalua, a few suitable alternatives not too far away are Airport and Halawa Ahupuaa.
Eating, Drinking and Recreation Near the Apartments for Rent
We provide ratings and reviews of apartments in the Moanalua area, so interested renters can easily find the answers to all their questions related to the local rental market. Searching for somewhere that offers an impressive selection of restaurants? Moanalua's Koaha Pl. is one of the busiest (and tastiest) streets in town. With our easy-to-use apartment finder tool, skip the search and head straight to what matters most.
Residents in the Moanalua area enjoy being close to a variety of restaurants for a night out or celebration. Some of those are Halawa Korean Bbq and Ariel Enterprises Inc. When your appetite can only be satisfied by the familiar, head over to Moanalua on Koaha Pl. for a chain restaurant like Domino's Pizza.
With Fort Street Fitness in the middle of the neighborhood, Moanalua makes it easy to stay on top of your health. As for other forms of recreation, take in some fresh air at Honolulu City Moanalua Park.
Check out the Yelp page for a more comprehensive list of places to dine, drink, and play in Moanalua.
Moanalua residents can shop multiple grocery stores to fill up kitchen staples. Some options include G & C Mini Mart on Fort Shafter and located on Iwaena St. is Sun Apparel.
Taking care of everyday shopping needs is simple enough, as the apartment rentals in Moanalua are conveniently located next to shopping centers and malls, including Kahala Mall Shopping Ctr, which is right in the neighborhood.
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The schools near the apartments in Moanalua are Christian Academy, Governor Sanford B Dole Middle School and Kalihi Elementary School. As school district boundaries are not necessarily congruent with county lines, it's important to confer with local school district authorities to confirm that the apartments for rent you are most interested in are also served by the schools you prefer.
The student teacher ratios at the nearby schools of Governor Sanford B Dole Middle School and Kalihi Elementary School are both low. At Governor Sanford B Dole Middle School it's 15-to-1 and at Kalihi Elementary School it's 13-to-1.
The only district in the neighborhood, Hawaii Public district has a total enrollment of 182,800 students and 11,400 teachers, for a student teacher ratio of 16-to-1. There are 70 high schools, 59 middle schools and 210 elementary schools in the district.
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When making budgetary considerations, it's important to note that the cost of living is higher than in Airport. The average household spends $70.7K/year in total expenditures, compared to Airport's $38.4K/year.
Moanalua and neighboring Airport vary by average household size, along with the percentage of households that have children. In Moanalua, there are 3 people per household and in Airport there are 4 people per household. 34% of households in Moanalua have children whereas 48% of households in Airport have children. Median age is approximately 20 for residents living in both neighborhoods.
At $99.0K, the average income level in Moanalua is significantly higher than that of Airport's, which stands at $40.9K.


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St. Paul: 22, "O great is the depth"
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|Mendelssohn, Felix Bartholdy (1809-1847), German
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|O great is the depth of the riches of wisdom
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First Annual European Jazz Jamboree in Berlin
Not so for the inaugural year of the European Jazz Jamboree, a compelling new festival in Berlin organized by Jazzwerkstatt Records (see label profile). Label owner Ulli Blobel, once a concert promoter in 1980s East Germany, put together a festival that illuminates a fascinating cross-section of the modern European jazz scene.
The European Jazz Jamboree took place in various venues around Berlin from Sept. 18th-24th; this correspondent was able to catch only the middle three days, with no disrespect to German reedplayer Gebhard Ullmann, who played both the day before arrival (The Clarinet Trio with Jorgen Kupke and Michael Thieke) and the two days after departure (Ullmann's Ta Lam 11 Plays Charles Mingus).
The first stop was Jazzwerkstatt's new retail shop in the Charlottenburg section of Berlin for a solo set by acoustic guitarist Uwe Kropinski, who proved a hard musician to classify with forays into classical technique, avant-garde musings, folk-like thematic material and even vocalizing and percussive effects. Next up was a trip to the beautiful Kammermusiksaal der Berliner Philharmonie, an architecturally stunning, if not necessarily good for jazz, room. There, a double bill was presented that was certainly strange and sadly not well-attended: The Parco Della Musica Jazz Orchestra led by Maurizio Giammarco and vocalists Georgie Fame and Uschi Bruning backed by the Alan Skidmore Quartet.
The 19-piece Italian ensemble was making its first Berlin appearance and seemed tentative at the onset. The material was written by various members of the group and ran the gamut from spunky grooves to shades of Mingus to Continental Latin. The textural arrangements never exceeded 10 minutes but included nice solo turns, especially from the leader's various saxophones. Towards the end of the set, the Orchestra became looser with energetic contributions from drummer Pietro Iodice. The set that followed began with English saxophonist Alan Skidmore's quartet playing an instrumental version of Coltrane's "Mr. P.C." as a warmup. Skidmore has left behind his avant-garde playing from the '60s to devote himself to the work and style of Coltrane but has an appealingly bluesy rasp along with a strong young rhythm section. When Fame became involved, it was to the detriment of Skidmore, who could have easily carried an entire set himself, though he used his solo spaces to good advantage. Fame is an older British rhythm and blues singer who is hard to take for long periods. There was much posturing, and the collaboration frankly felt anachronistic, particularly Fame's exhortational chanting of Skidmore's name.
Soon, it became apparent that It was necessary for your correspondent to leave the show early for a longish S-Bahn ride to Schlot Jazzclub for the eagerly anticipated Clarinet Total. Schlot is a cozy little venue that seems to discourage walk-in traffic by being located down several dark alleys off a main street. There clarinetist Theo Jorgensmann played a lengthy set in duo with bassist Hagen Stuedemann, before inviting several guests, clarinetists of all stripesWolfgang Schmidtke, Rudi Mahall, Michel Pilz, Ernst Deuker, along with drummer Michael Grienerfor some impromptu collaborations.
Jorgensmann and Stuedemann began their performance with two long improvisations (both over 20 minutes), the first slow and mysterious with Jorgensmann swirling around both musically and physically on his clarinet. The second was more minimalist, relying on arco bass and heavy clarinet overtones, a slightly-too-long exploration of extended technique. An apocalyptic seven-minute solo clarinet piece was next, followed by a solo exposition by Stuedemann and then a final duo. Jorgensmann and Stuedemann then ceded the stage to the clarinet quartet, which played a 20-minute improvisation that featured less melodic and motific development than chaotic examination of the low register in solo, duo and full group configurations. Jorgensmann and Stuedemann then returned with drummer Griener in tow for a 12-minute finale. As the rest of the band left the stage, elder statesman Pilz, possibly the first jazz musician to play solely bass clarinet, led the rhythm section for a dark-toned encore.


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TheFeed has The Price is Right on the brain today. Not only is it one of our favorite hours of daily television, but it has a special place in our hearts for just being that awesome.
Although for awhile we thought that Bob Barker was a robot and wasn't getting any older, he was aging this whole time!! Finally, after 50 years in television, 35 of those on The Price is Right, Barker is watching the last person pass the showcase with the car and get the one with the stupid dining set.
The last episode of TPIR, which was taped yesterday, will run on June 15th in its regular daytime slot and will also replay in the evening.
It has not yet been confirmed if, as part of his last hurah, Bob made any women reach into his "Magic Pocket" (remember that little gem?) and/or had to spin the wheel for an elderly woman who was not tall enough to reach it.
Gosh darn it, that show was so cool. It was hard enough when Rodd Roddy died, who knows what it'll be like now that Bob's gone.
"Have your pets spayed and neutered...good bye everybody!" We're gonna miss you, you crazy old bast&#d!
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Project Greenspace is an ambitious initiative by the City of Atlanta to create an integrated green infrastructure system that connects people to parks and recreational facilities; streetscapes, plazas, and other "green" elements of the urban fabric; and greenways and environmentally sensitive lands. Projected to nearly double its 2000 population by 2030 as new residents drawn by in-town living move into the City, Atlanta's challenge is to create an attractive urban environment that promotes environmental quality, community health, and sustainable economic development. WRT assisted the City in developing the vision, framework, and strategies to grow, manage, and build capacity for a comprehensive, citywide green infrastructure system.


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It wasn't until five years ago that Mohawk, the nation's top area rug manufacturer in 2000, branched out its offerings to include imported hand-tufted, gun-tufted synthetic and wool area rugs from China and India.
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Since then, Mohawk's area rug import business has grown from 2 percent to 10 percent-about $60 million-of the entire division, "which sounds like a small percentage but is actually a pretty healthy business in itself," Moyer said.
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Attention, writers! On August 23rd, from 9-1, we'll host a fantastic line-up of speakers at our library's first Local Author Workshop. Join us for a day of immersion in the world of publishing, marketing and promotion.
The program is diverse, looking both at traditional publishing platforms as well as ways authors can forge their own paths to success via self-publishing, and everything in between. Each event at the Local Author Workshop will offer a chance for attending authors to ask questions, and at the conclusion of the day, leave armed with information and resources to help get their work in front of readers.
Successfully placing work in regional publications can help you build your resume and establish your name as a writer. Kevin Rabas is an award-winning poet and an experienced editor who will explain the intricacies of regional publication. Rabas manages and co-edits Flint Hills Review, a national literary magazine with a regional focus, and serves as manuscript editor for Woodley Press at Washburn University, which is dedicated to publishing books by and about Kansas and Kansans.
Rabas has been honored with a Langston Hughes Award, the Victor Contoski Poetry Award, the Jerome Johanning Playwriting Award, and the Salina New Voice Award. He's also been nominated for four pushcart awards, and his second collection, Lisa's Flying Electric Piano, was a Kansas Notable Book and a Nelson Poetry Book Award winner. We're so honored to have him speak from his experience as a writer and editor for our event!
Check out our post on Kevin Rabas's third collection of poetry, Sonny Kenner's Red Guitar, to learn more about Kevin's work and to read an original interview with the poet.
We'll be featuring our speakers in blog posts throughout the week. Watch for a post on New York Times bestselling author Harriet Lerner up next. Check out the event blog for full speaker bios and program descriptions.
Sign in begins at 8:30 in the library's Marvin Auditorium. Call 580-4540 or send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com to register, or just show up at our library's Marvin Auditorium on August 23 ready to learn and be inspired. Free coffee and breakfast will be available while supplies last, and speakers will be on hand with books for purchase and signing from 12:45-2 p.m. Tell everyone you know on facebook and real life, this event is too good to be missed!


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When Mount Zion Baptist Church, Huntsville, met to dedicate its new sanctuary March 30, the crowd was already spilling out of the pews and into chairs placed in the aisles.
"We typically have two morning worship services, but for the dedication we wanted everyone together," said Ron Madison, pastor of the Madison Baptist Association church.
Nonetheless, a crowded scene is not unusual for the congregation. In the past four years, the 153-year-old church has doubled its worship attendance, outgrowing its 425-seat sanctuary and moving to its family life center in August 2006.
The new 1,000-seat sanctuary — filled to capacity for the dedication — was part of the first phase of a three-phase building program. Also included in the first phase were a commons area, a partial basement for choir rehearsal and a two-story preschool and children's education facility with a children's worship area.
"The vision of our people is to reach our community, and when you do that, people keep coming," Madison said. "We had to grow to be able to care for the people the Lord was sending."
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Admin Alert: One Year Out--Preparing for Your Next Power IBM i Upgrade
Published: August 25, 2010
by Joe Hertvik
Recently I wrote several articles about some IBM i upgrades my shop performed this year. Such is the way of things in i shops that I'm already planning for another set of upgrades next year, in July 2011. If you're in the same situation where new Power i boxes are just over the horizon, here's some tips to help you plan your upgrade.
Your BP and You
Before you do anything else on your upgrade, first evaluate your business partner (BP). This is a moot point for many people but you should ask yourself if you're happy with your business partner's service. IBM generally considers a business partner to own all hardware upgrades, maintenance, service, etc., for its Power i machines for three years or the life of the machine's lease. This makes it difficult, but not impossible, to change business partners during that time. And if you're not happy with the service you've been getting from your business partner, the perfect time to evaluate their service and look for changes is now before you hand them a big check for another machine.
Evaluating your business partner is a fairly subjective issue, but here are some of things I've evaluated BPs on in the past.
Even if it's only a formality, take a few minutes to consider your situation and whether you would come out ahead by trying to change BPs for the next box. Many people stay with the same business partner year after year out of inertia. The perfect time to evaluate your BP is a year out, before you start looking at a new buy or lease situation that will lock the BP into servicing your company for another three years. For more information, see this article on selecting a business partner.
Don't Forget the Budget
For my 2010 installs, I budgeted for the equipment in June of 2009. For the July 2011 upgrades, the budget was due in August. Here are some of the items that you may have to budget for a year in advance.
Extended Maintenance
Many Power i customers generally buy hardware and software maintenance for three years, but what happens if your lease is for 42 months? That means that you'll have to purchase additional maintenance for another six months until the old equipment goes away.
The problem is that some maintenance companies (including IBM) will sell you a one-year service contract even if you only need six months worth of maintenance. If that's your situation, try to either buy a short-term contract or determine what your options are for canceling the maintenance if the covered machined is no longer in service. Some companies will let you cancel maintenance on a machine that has been sold or returned to the leasing company. However, there may not be an option for canceling maintenance if your machine has only been upgraded and that serial number is still in service. Talk with your maintenance provider to see what can be done if you elect to replace your old machine with brand new hardware, complete with its own serial number. You don't want your hardware maintenance situation to affect your upgrade options.
Third-Party Software Vendors
You will want to budget for how much you'll need to spend to transfer current third-party software licenses to a new machine. This is dependent on the contract you signed with each provider, but you may want to start pricing this out now. There are at least a few third-party vendors who will charge a hefty premium when you transfer their software to new more powerful hardware with more CPUs.
What Kind of Performance Will You Need In the Next Three Years?
As good i/OS administrators, we should have a good handle on how well our machine is performing with the current workload. However, what kind of increased traffic can we expect to handle in the next one to three years? Is the company growing at 10 to 20 percent a year, or is it shrinking by 40 percent in a bad economy? At T-minus one year, you may want to hire someone or ask your business partner to perform a workload analysis on your current machine and have them scale current performance to calculate how much capacity you will need in the next three to four years.
For some upgrades I've worked on, we tried to budget performance to handle 15 to 20 percent growth per year, but your numbers and situations may call for drastically more or drastically less power than that number. If your company is willing to share those numbers, you may want to retrieve any long-term sales forecasts that are available to create some performance metrics to scale with the new hardware and software.
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EGUISHEIM, France - Until the wooden gates suddenly swung open, every single half-timbered house evoked the feel of a fairytale, every one of the narrow streets a touch of early Disney.
Alsace is astonishingly pretty - sloping vineyards tucked in between the Rhine River and the Vosges Mountains broken by village spires and huddled, pastel-painted homes.
Lulled by the allure, we were, suddenly, snapped awake when a tractor rumbled out of those gates in this vintners' village, dragging an ugly collection of plastic bins, from screaming yellow to fluorescent green, and all smeared with grape residue.
Inside the mansion, huge piles of brown mush had just yielded the juice of the region's famed vines and an old man was already spraying the premises to keep the cellars clinically clean.
If You Go
Getting There: From one of the Paris airports, you can choose a short plane ride to Strasbourg or Mulhouse to start at either end of the wine route, some 280 miles from the capital.
Lodging: In such a hospitable region, try for the smaller hotels along the road. Most inns are impeccably clean and the staff is friendly.
Dining: Tough to go wrong in a region which caters to lovers of food, wine and beer from morning till late at night. Since wine is such an important part of gastronomy, we made sure to dine within walking distance of our hotel.
It seemed those quaint houses didn't hide the retired Hansel and Gretel after all.
There was a real working world there and the scent of it all was overpowering - the fermenting wine must spreading its pungent aroma. During a four-day swing through the Alsace, our noses turned out to be as good a guide as our eyes in a region long renowned for indulging all the senses.
We would swirl a glass of golden Gewurztraminer and realize wine smelling could actually match tasting in pleasure. At another time we would go by the Helmstetter boulangerie in downtown Colmar and catch a whiff of the famed, freshly baked loaves.
Then, with not a restaurant in sight, a scent of choucroute - sauerkraut - and duck could have us helplessly sniffing the air again.
So imagine the horror when we came to Munster, home to one of the world's most pungent cheeses, and found them pre-wrapped for tourists "sous vide - sans odeur" (packed airtight - odorless).
Tourists are a palpable presence in this region hugging the German border. But you don't need to wander too far off the beaten track to feel more like an explorer than a tourist.
The beaten track is the famous "La Route des Vins d'Alsace" - the Alsace wine route - a 105-mile stretch from Thann close to the Swiss border to Marlenheim in the north.
We took it in mid-October, deciding to sidestep the ancient streets and great cathedral of Strasbourg and follow the long and winding wine trail.
The vineyards were all gloriously golden and rust-colored. Groups of pickers were enjoying a "cassecroute" light meal in a mild midday sun. And traffic was manageable, with as many tractors transporting the harvest as air-conditioned buses taking elderly German and Belgian tourists to the next souvenir shop.
Spring is just as spectacular, with all the budding and blooming of the verdant hills, while summer is the peak tourist season with its dry microclimate and lots of ruins and castles to explore.
October, however, is dead-serious business in Alsace.
When strolling in the village of Itterswiller, we took a peek into one of the dimly-lit cellars and found Robert Kieffer gasping for air. The way he was breathing, he looked an old man in ill health, yet he beckoned us in off the road.
Once we went down those steps, we immediately understood his predicament.
He was standing amid hulking steel casks all releasing huge gastric bubbles. The grape juice was at its high point of fermentation - the magic point of winemaking - sucking the air out of the "cuvier" cellar.
"I just wanted to let you feel what it's like," Kieffer said, no longer looking like an old man.
He took us to one of the casks and poured a cloudy, yellowish liquid in a glass. After taking a sip himself, he shared the "vin nouveau" with us and we immediately understood why so many people along the way had been intent on trying the intoxicating juice in the local winstubs (the Alsatian word for wine bars).
Pride in the region comes freely after a turbulent history that has seen Alsace repeatedly pass from France to Germany. It switched hands four times between 1870 and 1945.
The history gave the region its distinct Franco-Teutonic flavor, a dialect all its own, and once-mighty fortifications now turned into enchanting ruins.
Some relics have an eerie beauty, like the "three castles" of Eguisheim in the south while others come straight out of a cloak-and-dagger movie.
Then there is Haut-Koenigsbourg - geographically high on a hilltop, stylistically totally over the top.
The massive castle was built on layers of successive ruins and what stands tall now is a neo-gothic structure barely a century old. Smile at the excess if you will, but know that kids' jaws will drop at the sight of it all, much as the imposing drawbridge once did.
The same fine line between quaintness and kitsch is walked in Riquewihr, the village which has come to symbolize heartwarming rural Alsace. The main drag, the Grand' Rue, is often filled to overflowing with tourists searching for everything from gaudy stone mugs to the fine wines of the Hugel house. But venture in the narrow side streets where the houses allow for just a peek at the golden vineyards beyond and you get drunk just with the view.
If you want to find a little bit less Alsatian excess than in Riquewihr, stop off at just about any of villages on the road winding through the vines. Nearby Hunawihr will do, or Ribeauville, or any other of a dozen beautiful hamlets.
Certainly make room for one exception - the full-bodied town of Colmar. It's considered the wine capital of Alsace and, with its 70,000 inhabitants, has wealth and luxury to prove its standing.
Like most towns and villages, it was a riot of geraniums, and the strangely clashing pink and purple facades added to the color.
Rain or shine, always leave time for food, plenty of time.
Alsace is reputed to have more Michelin star restaurants per square mile than anywhere else in the world.
Everybody knows their propensity for choucroute, the pickled cabbage usually served with pork, sausages, duck or even fish, but nothing prepared me for the version of the Ami Fritz hotel-restaurant in Ottrott.
It served a quail stuffed with foie gras and enveloped in bacon, served in a stew pot on top of three beds of different choucroute - a true revelation.
For four days, the lingering in vineyards and villages was as much to walk off calories in between meals as anything else, and often we would catch ourselves talking in anticipation of dinner, just an hour after lunch.
This attitude is strongly encouraged, starting from breakfast when special brioches and the almond-laced butter, raisin and egg Kougelhopf buns set the tone of the day.
Lunch is made for the many winstubs, often wood-paneled rooms in gingerbread houses where such specialties as Flammekueche - wafer-thin pizza-like pies of onions, pork, eggs and cheese - or the meat, potato and Riesling wine Baeckeoffe stew, reinforce the body and soul.
The many star-studded restaurants might cap a perfect day but are not a necessity.
Before our arrival in Eguisheim, we had built up big expectations and appetites for dinner at the Caveau d'Eguisheim, run by a promising chef, only to find out he was closed that night.
The tourist office said the village's second-best restaurant was also closed, leaving us with little hope.
Yet it was as if pope Saint Leo IX, an 11th-century Eguisheim native, was looking out for us.
We went straight for the "Pavillon Gourmand" and found a chef who had spent time with several three-star cooks during his apprenticeship. It had rubbed off.
We had a simply gorgeous meal based on the local river fish and Riesling wine.
Once and for all, the region's strength in depth reached the inner parts that warmed the traveler's soul.
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CLEVELAND — No injuries have been reported after a Frontier Airlines plane approaching the terminal at Cleveland's main airport struck the bridge that passengers use to board and exit aircraft.
A spokeswoman for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport says the incident occurred around 1 a.m. today as the flight from Denver approached the terminal. Passengers on the A319 Airbus disembarked using a stairway at the back of the plane.
The spokeswoman says she doesn't know how many people were on the flight. She says an A319 can carry 124 passengers.
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Overall - I would recommend Cavya.
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done good work on the website however Cavya clearly exceeded the expectation and has delivered an outstanding work.
Once you hit a road block in your visitors growth you need expertise to be able to think "out of the box".
I will recommend Cavya without any reservation.
After wasting thousands of dollars on running PPC campaign I was referred to Cavya. Working with Cavya s Google certified consultants I realized that PPC is an exact science where if you do not have the brilliant experts you can loose a fortune before you see any money.
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The first design from Cavya was end of my worries. They valued my time and understood my busy schedule and delivered a website that fits our medical practice.
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6/16/2010 at 4:23 PM
As you may have heard, we are currently conducting a private beta test of our translation tools. These tools are being used by Geni users to translate the Geni interface into languages other than English. We have a small, but very committed group of a few dozen testers that have been translating the site since for the last five days. The results so far have been fantastic - over 11,000 translations have been supplied for 15 languages!
We're so thrilled with the results that we'd like to expand the beta to more users - if you are interested in helping us translate Geni into your language, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please make sure to include the email address associated with your Geni account, or your profile id, and the language you are interested in translating.
If you're not interested in translating, but are eager to use Geni in your language of choice, we expect to make Geni available in the first group of translated languages in the coming weeks - stay tuned!
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