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The City and Borough of Juneau Assembly approved a $316,853,900 operating budget for the municipality's 2013 fiscal year Monday night.
This number excludes funds for the Juneau School District, but does include additional funds for a high school auditorium manager and $85 million in account transfers.
Juneau property owners can expect a total mill levy of 10.55 in 2012, the same mill rate as in 2011. The Assembly passed the mill rate without objection.
The Assembly also introduced several ordinances that totaled over $1 million in funds appropriated to various city and borough services.
City Manager Kim Kiefer recommended the Assembly take up Ordinance 2011-11AL to appropriate $260,000 in additional funds to the Juneau International Airport operating budget for 2012. The additional funds offset "unanticipated increased costs due to snow removal, fuel price increases, unexpected repairs and increases in both rates and usage for electricity," Kiefer said in her written recommendation to the Assembly. The airport's revenues were also below what was anticipated, Kiefer said.
Unanticipated costs associated with snow removal also prompted the city to introduce an ordinance that would appropriate an additional $250,000 for the city's street department budget. Funding would come from the Roaded Service Area fund balance.
The city and borough fleet maintenance department was also hard hit by the winter snows as additional maintenance was needed due to the heavy use of snow removal equipment. The department is requesting $100,000 in additional funds.
Bartlett Regional Hospital experienced unanticipated costs associated with recruitment and transitioning contract employees to Bartlett employees. The hospital's bad debt expenses were also higher than anticipated. City ordinance 2011-11AN would appropriate an additional $600,000 to the hospital's operating budget from the Bartlett Regional Hospital fund balance.
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A lot of people think they know what abundance is: having a lot of money, material possessions, fame, or some sort of power. However, I am not sure that is what abundance is. I have had a little of each of those things, but I can't say I felt abundant in those moments. In fact, those were stress inducers and some situations were actually nightmaric! So then, what is abundance…really?
I have come to believe that abundance is actually in your heart, in the richness of life, in the love you are able to share with others. My idea of an abundant life is one that has lots of laughter in it, excitement, adventure, and amazing people who intrigue me and keep me entertained. What is exceptionally abundant to me is those moments when I witness someone "awakening" and lighting up in consciousness to true awareness of who they really are. When they become able to now live in the now moment as divine being rather than just another struggling human, that is the most precious thing to me.
Abundance is not money. Money can create a lot of headaches for you. I'm not saying that we shouldn't have enough money to take care of ourselves and be comfortable, but masses of wealth is not abundance. In fact, hoarding wealth is a statement about how much you believe in scarcity, saving it for a rainy day when you think the universe will stop flowing and sending you what you need. It's also a burden, for then you don't know who just likes you because you have money, or wants some of your money, or hopes to sell you something to get your money. Someone might even marry you for your money with the full intention of divorcing you! There are lots of ways having masses of wealth can become a nightmare. Abundance is not a lot of material possessions either, which you will have to insure, worry about theft or damage, and so on. Neither is fame or power a form of abundance. Just look at all the craziness that goes with that! [Read more…]


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this happened last year too… it's like they've got extra petals… nearly all my daylilies originated from like a handful of plants years and years ago, the other side of the house (south) didn't have any flowers like this though… these are northwest facing and there's a bunch more flowers almost ready to bloom.
I haven't done anything to the daylilies, they're showing heat problems (yellowed/burnt leaves) but I haven't separated any or moved any, but the other side is just as congested with daylilies.
a better view of the extra leaves….
the hanging pot above them has pansies and gernaniums in it. From this angle, the daylilies look like they're almost 2 flowers, one on top of the other, so instead of 4 or 5 leaves they've got like 8 or 10.


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I'm sorry, I watched it three times and I could not make out the words "obstructionist rethuglikkkans" anywhere. Is this the radio edit? 😉


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Please fill out the form to the right to view this recorded webinar and download the slides>>Recorded on Thursday October 4, 2012 What employers should and shouldn't do to monitor and control their employees' work-related social media use, and what employers should and shouldn't do to effectively use social media in connection with their own labor and employment practices. Presented by:
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Dealers and how some operate
This is a story about what some dealers will try to do to you .
An old friend called me last night he has a daughter out east 700 mile from him . (she is 43 years old) He was telling me she just traded cars so I ask what she had and what she bought. She traded a 2006 Wrangler with 43,000 miles one owner and bought a 2011 Wrangler.
This dealer gave her $5,000 in trade ( it was a sahara) with both tops . It had never been in an any kind of collision and it,s now on the dealers web site . (at three times that price)
It makes you feel like a butt kick,en is in order
I'm not defending dealers, but blame the daughter, not the dealer.
yep dealers rape you on tradein on jeeps. or any car. we went to trade th Bf's gt mustang with an add on or three and they wanted to just give him 9k for it. they retail for 17-18. crazy we passed. there was an issue or two with the TJ anyway. they thought I didnt know anything ha ha ha
Yeah, no offence or anything but she could have done a little research.
And I'm not married :D
I work for a dealer, and hearing stories like that make me sick. I take offense when people badmouth dealers in general but after hearing stories like that it's not hard to wonder why...
No one deserves to be treated like she was stupid or not .
Some people just don,t think about some things . This lady is the head of the music department of a very well through of school and makes big bucks . I guess some things don,t mater
Banger it sucks what happened to your friends daughter, but we all learn eventually, and most of us learn the hard way..... That's just life. Yes, the dealer robbed her, but unless he threatened her in some way, she had every option to decline the offer he made.... :(
not that i think the best of dealers but would any1 else not try to get the best deal possible? if i was buying a car and i thought i could get it for a low ball offer i would try too
well first off the Sahara package wasn't even offered in 2006 so that might be part of it, but the other thing some dealers will rip people off on Wrangler because they know they can turn around and make 3 to 4 X the money on it without having to spend alot on it.
Wow, they ripped her head off. I'm a dealer in Oregon and can honestly say I offer people what their car is worth. A lot of dealers do try to low ball you on your car. I would really blame her for not taking someone with her that knows cars a little.
what's her take on it?
I've bought cars without haggling before... I HATE haggling, and with used lots, I've almost always paid the price painted in the window with no muss, no fuss...
I'm aware that I might save a few hundred bucks if I go find an oil spot under it and complain about the lack of tire tread and other such tomfoolery, but I'll pay the extra to not have to go through the whole stupid process of it...
Point being, maybe she's OK with the deal she got because she didn't have to act like a cheap retard to get it... (no offense to any pro hagglers... I got nothing against people who haggle, just the act of haggling itself)
Too bad she didn't consult her dad before she bought. There must be more to the story.
Did not even look at a NADA or KBB book? Even basic internet searches would give a ballpark figure for trade-in.
It's not a ridiculously common thing, but there are some folks who just don't care that much about money...
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Many years ago when I was pregnant with my son, I decided to have a home birth without drugs, assisted by a midwife. My hope was to be as wakeful and present as possible during the birth, and while I knew the pain would be intense, I trusted that my meditation and yoga practices would help me to "go with the flow."
When labor began I was rested and ready. Knowing that resisting the pain of contractions only made them worse, I relaxed with them, breathing, making sounds without inhibition, letting go as my body's intelligence took over. Like any animal, I was unthinkingly immersed, instinctively responding to the drama unfolding through me, riding the … Read more »


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I = imread('3.jpg'); i = im2bw(I); m = max(max(i)); [r c] = find(i == m); fid = fopen('lalit.txt','wt'); for j=1:length(r) fprintf(fid,'%f %f\n',r(j),c(j)); end fclose(fid); Now i want to do for m = 1:length(r) z(m) = round((r(m) + c(m))/2); end z=z';
Now i want to save this z as third column in the same text file, but without modifying r and c.
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The only way you should seriously consider for modifying data in text files is to read in the file and write the modified version to another file, possibly followed by renaming the new file to the old name. Modifying a text file "in place" is tricky and often not possible anyhow.
clear all; clc; I = imread('1.jpg'); i = im2bw(I); imshow(i); m = max(max(i)); [r c] = find(i == m); a = r; fid = fopen('lalit.txt','wt'); for j=1:length(r) fprintf(fid,'%f %f\n',r(j),c(j)); end fclose(fid);
data = textread('lalit.txt'); a = unique(data); for i=a', maxVal = max(data(a==i,2)); minVal = min(data(a==i,2)); z(i,:) = round((maxVal + minVal)/2); end
fid = fopen('lalit1.txt','wt'); for j=1:length(z) fprintf(fid,'%f\n',z(j)); end fclose(fid);
Thank you.. I got it.. it doesn't matter for me whethere i write data to same file or another file..
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The anatomy of 54 pairs of lumbosacral nerve roots was described in nine fresh adult cadaver specimens, with particular attention given to the fixation of the nerve roots to surrounding skeletal and ligamentous structures in the lumbar spine. Dural ligaments were identified fixing the dura and nerve roots at their exit from the main dural sac to the posterior longitudinal ligament and vertebral body periosteum proximal to the intervertebral disc. Distal fixation occurs at the intervertebral foramen where the epineural sheath of the spinal nerve is attached. The overall arrangement is one which tends to hold the exiting nerve root anteriorly in the spinal canal.
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For the past 120 years, Fiesta San Antonio has honored the memory of heroes from the battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto. In recent years, Fiesta has grown also to honor San Antonio's diverse cultures. Now, with more than 100 authentic events, Fiesta is the ideal time to experience the warmth, beauty and story of San Antonio.
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Evans Elray Whitaker
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Died October 19,1981 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Tx.
Married December 1, 1918 to Opal Trawick in Nacogdoches Co., Tx
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Born August 24, 1872 in Nacogdoches Co., Tx
Died May 14, 1945 in Nacogdoches Co., Tx.
Married September 28, 1893 to Louella Bawcom in
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Koze Teppan Grill – El Paso, TexasJul 20
To some, the thought of ordering seafood in a land locked city like El Paso may sound asinine. However, when your insatiable craving for sushi borders on maniacal, you begin to make concessions. Thus I began my quest around El Paso for a halfway decent imitation of the fresh sushi rolls (I didn't even entertain the thought of finding reasonable sashimi) that I've grown accustom to growing up on the seafood rich East Coast. Just when my search seemed futile and scarce giblets of gray, tendon laced backfin tuna seemed as good as it was going to get, I met a respectable offering of the rolls I pined for at Koze Teppan Grill on North Mesa. While the rolls at Koze may not have the heft and value of those back in New York City and are filled with previously frozen fish (expecting fresh fish in El Paso would just be greedy?), they satisfied my sushi craving and keep me regularly coming back for more. My favorites include a simple tuna and avocado roll and the Koze Special Roll, filled with tuna, salmon, crab, avocado, asparagus (I typically ask to hold the asparagus) and cream cheese, deep-fried and served with spicy mayo and eel sauce.
Perhaps the best part of naming Koze my go to for sushi in the Sun City was the discovery of how much else they had to offer. In an impressive utilization of space, Koze transforms a relatively small strip mall storefront into an enjoyable getaway for a nice meal, whether for traditional hibachi at one of their efficiently placed grills or to sample their full menu. Koze's cuisine fuses Asian influences with steakhouse offerings, putting out some of the best steak I have enjoyed in El Paso to date. To start the meal, I am a big fan of their traditional Korean style Kalbi (marinated barbecue beef short rib) and their Ahi appetizer, a surprisingly pleasant combination of raw tuna, goat cheese and shaved apple slices. Besides a few satisfying sushi rolls, for your main course you cannot go wrong with the boldly flavored grilled lemon and butter shrimp or one of their well prepared steaks. Or of course, if you have the time, indulge in the hibachi grill, complete with chef showmanship and the protein of your choice cooked while you watch – go for the filet mignon or shrimp and you'll be pleased you did. While my friends and I still debate the proper pronunciation of "Koze," we surely can agree that it is one of our favorite places to dine in El Paso.
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Provides primary nursing services for patients; including SMSC Community members and their families, SMSC employees and their families, and Native Americans living in Scott County, in a clinic setting. Also provide health and wellness education for individual patients and groups as requested. Also provides comprehensive home care services to patients and families with chronic disease and disabilities, as assigned.
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Metal Gear Solid 5 Reportedly Revealed At San Diego Comic-Con
UPDATE: In case the images and the rampant skepticism didn't give it away, Konami all but confirmed on its UK Twitter feed (via Kotaku) that these images are fakes. ORIGINAL POST: First, the punchline: Hideo Kojima reportedly revealed Metal Gear Solid 5 in behind closed doors sessions at San Diego Comic-Con 2012. What we know is that Kojima was...
Metal Gear Solid 5 Confirmed -- Solid Snake Is Back With The Fox Engine
Hideo Kojima has confirmed that Metal Gear Solid 5 is in the works and that it will be built using the Fox Engine. The developer told French magazine IG that he's working on the game and that Solid Snake is in it. According to Eurogamer.fr, "MGS5 will be more of an infiltration game, with characters who can interact, as seen in Deus Ex:...
Metal Gear Solid 5 Announced; Hideo Kojima Developing
Metal Gear Solid 5 has been announced and the legendary Hideo Kojima will be developing the next installment. We currently don't have any details surrounding the next MGS game, but it's probably safe to assume that it'll be coming to a PlayStation (we're not sure if that means PlayStation 3 or 4 though), as the first details of the game are...
Metal Gear Solid And Risk Come Together At Last
Risk: Metal Gear Solid. It's officially a thing. Konami has partnered with Hasbro and USAOPOLY to release a new themed version of Risk based on Hideo Kojima's enduringly popular stealth/action game series. A press release confirms that pre-sales will launch on USAOPOLY's website on October 3, with the board game priced at $50. In addition to...
Hideo Kojima To Attend In-Store Signing Events In New York And Los Angeles
Hardcore Metal Gear Solid fans in New York City and Los Angeles, mark your calendars. Legendary developer Hideo Kojima will be on hand in a few weeks to personally sign copies of his upcoming PlayStation Portable exclusive Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Kojima will be making the two stops during his promotional world tour for the game. Read...
Hideo Kojima Wagering Career On His Next Project?
Legendary developer Hideo Kojima has created some of the most acclaimed games of all time, but if things don't go well, his next project could be his last. Japanese gaming watchdog AndriaSang (via Gamasutra) noticed yesterday that Kojima had posted several teases on Twitter about his next project. The first rather striking message...
Hideo Kojima Already Mulling Next Project, Will Include "Mechs"
Metal Gear designer Hideo Kojima is restless, it seems. With the finish line for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker in sight (the game's out in early June), Kojima is already beginning to sketch out his next project and started giving out the first details through an unlikely source: Twitter. "I'm pondering over the next project's...
Hideo Kojima Joins Twitter, But You Won't Be Able To Read It
Japan's game makers are getting on the Twitter bandwagon. The head of Square Enix, Yoichi Wada, recently outed himself. The latest to join the club is Metal Gear Solid designer Hideo Kojima. You can read and follow his Twitter account right here. The issue with both Twitter accounts, however, is the language barrier. Both Wada and Kojima are...
Solid Snake + Christmas = Merry Gear Solid 2: The Ghosts Of Christmas Past
Thank you, IndieGames.com, for noticing Merry Gear Solid 2: The Ghosts of Christmas Past. Merry Gear Solid 2 is the sequel to indie developer (I'm on an indie kick today, apparently) Arthur Lee's Merry Gear Solid: Secret Santa, which he describes as a "top down stealth action game that plays like a simplified version of Hideo...
Nugget From The Net: Metal Gear Solid Spoof
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E3 2009 Sony Press Conference Video: Hideo Kojima Talks Metal Gear Peace Walker
This is the big one, folks: The next Metal Gear Solid game: Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Although it's for the PSP, Hideo Kojima assured the adoring throngs at E3 2009's Sony press conference that this is not a spin-off or a side game -- it's the real thing, baby. Check out just how real it is in the clip below in which Kojima himself spells...
Kojima's Countdown Clock: Ticking. My Interest: Flagging.
This is the sixth article we've posted about the Kojima countdown clock (One, Two, Three, Four, Five). Today's story: Along with numerous letters, numbers and character art, there's now a link to another page which features a picture of a mask. See? There it is above. Here's my expert analysis of all this hype: I don't give a crap. Yes, there's...
Next 'Metal Gear' To Involve Big Boss, Raiden?
The teases for the highly anticipated announcement from Kojima Productions regarding the next Metal Gear franchise continue this evening, with the countdown website revealing a scary lookin' Big Boss. Rumors on this series of tubes we call the Internets purport the latest issue of Famitsu, said to have the first details on the next Metal Gear,...
Next Issue Of Famitsu Rumored To Feature Cover Story On New 'Metal Gear'
I feel your pain Metal Gear fans. I really do. The fact that you have been forced to stare at yet another countdown meter for the next four days or so is unfortunate and downright cruel. However, if Gamespot has it right, details about what that cryptic timer is protecting might soon be revealed. Apparently, the next issue of Japanese gaming...
GDC 09: 'Metal Gear Solid'... Raiden?
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text: Now, most historians, Mormon or not, who work with the sources, accept as fact Joseph Smith's career as village magician. Too many of his closest friends and family admitted as much, and some of Joseph's own revelations support the contention.B. H. Roberts, Mormon historian, Treasure‑seeking Then and Now, Sunstone, v. 11, September 1987, p. 5The only thing the Prophet believed in was astrology. This is a fact generally known to old 'Nauvoo Mormons.'B. H. Roberts, Mormon Portraits, 1886, p. 19It may be admitted that some of [Smith's ancestors] believed in fortune telling, in warlocks and witches... Indeed it is scarcely conceivable how one could live in New England in those years and not have shared in such beliefs. To be credulous in such things was to be normal people.B. H. Roberts, Mormon Historian, A Comprehensive History of the Church, 6 vols., 1930, v. 1, pp. 26‑27In the revelation to Oliver Cowdery in May 1829 ... the gift which the Lord says he has in his hand meant a stick which was like Aaron's Rod. It is said Bro. Phineas Young got it from him [Cowdery] and gave it to President Young who had it with him when he arrived in this [Salt Lake] valley and that it was with that stick that he pointed out where the Temple should be built.B. H. Roberts, Anthon H. Lund Journal, under July 5, 1901; quoted in Quinn, BYU Studies, Fall 1978, v. 18, p. 82There were other Anti‑Christs among the Nephites, but they were more military leaders than religious innovators... they are all of one breed and brand; so nearly alike that one mind is the author of them, and that a young and underdeveloped, but piously inclined mind. The evidence I sorrowfully submit, points to Joseph Smith as their creator. It is difficult to believe that they are a product of history, that they came upon the scene separated by long periods of time, and among a race which was the ancestral race of the red man of America.B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, by B.H. Roberts, p. 271Mr. Greeley was disappointed in the lack of abolition sentiment in Salt Lake City. B. H. Roberts, History of the Church 4:533One other subject remains to be considered in this division... viz. ‑ was Joseph Smith possessed of a sufficiently vivid and creative imagination as to produce such a work as the Book of Mormon from such materials as have been indicated in the proceeding chapters... That such power of imagination would have to be of a high order is conceded; that Joseph Smith possessed such a gift of mind there can be no question....B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, by B.H. Roberts, p. 243, 250In light of this evidence, there can be no doubt as to the possession of a vividly strong, creative imagination by Joseph Smith, the Prophet, an imagination, it could with reason be urged, which, given the suggestions that are found in the 'common knowledge' of accepted American antiquities of the times, supplemented by such a work as Ethan Smith's View of the Hebrews [published in Palmyra in 1825], it would make it possible for him to create a book such as the Book of Mormon is.B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, by B.H. Roberts, p. 243, 250If from all that has gone before in Part 1, the view be taken that the Book of Mormon is merely of human origin... if it be assumed that he is the author of it, then it could be said there is much internal evidence in the book itself to sustain such a view.B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, by B.H. Roberts, p. 251In the first place there is a certain lack of perspective in the things the book relates as history that points quite clearly to an underdeveloped mind as their origin. The narrative proceeds in characteristic disregard of conditions necessary to its reasonableness, as if it were a tale told by a child, with utter disregard for consistency.B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, by B.H. Roberts, p. 251We see that the prevailing mode of land transport in the New World was by human carrier. The wheel was unknown in pre‑Columbian times.B. H. Roberts, B. H. Roberts, Studies of the Book of Mormon, Second Edition, 1992, pg. 99We are informed that the Lord God made every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb before it grew on our planet. As vegetation was created or made to grow upon some older earth, and made to grow, so likewise man and his helpmate were brought from some other world to our own, to people it with their children. *** . . . instead of being molded as a brick we are brought forth by the natural laws of procreation: so also was Adam and his wife in some other world.B. H. Roberts, Elder B. H. Roberts, in an article printed in The Contributor Vol. 10:265 (1889)What are angels? They are intelligences of the human species. Many of them are offsprings of Adam and Eve. That is they are men, who have, like Enoch or Elijah, been translated; or, like Jesus Christ, been raised from the dead; consequently they possess a material body of flesh and bones, can eat, drink, walk, converse, reason, love, fight, wrestle, sing, or play on musical instruments. They can go or come on foreign missions, in heaven, earth, or hell; and they can travel space, and visit the different worlds, with all the ease and alacrity with which God and Christ do the same, being possessed of similar organizations, powers and attributes in a degree.B. H. Roberts, B.H. Roberts, LDS Church Historian, Mormon Doctrine of Deity, p. 256Accepting this statement of Joseph Smith relative to our planet in its present state being created or formed from the fragments of a planet which previously existed, one may readily understand how the supposed differences between scientists and believers in revelation have arisen. Scientists have been talking of the earth's strata that were formed in a previously existing planet; they have considered the fossilized flora and fauna imbedded in those strata.... If scientists shall claim that the fossilized remains in the different strata of the earth's crust reveal the fact that in the earlier periods of the earth's existence only the simpler forms of vegetation and animal life are to be found, both forms of life becoming more complex and of a higher type as the earth becomes older, until it is crowned with the presence of man — all that may be allowed. But that this gradation of animal life owes its existence to the processes of evolution is denied.... The claims of evolution as explained by the philosophers [not scientists] of the Darwin school, are contrary to all experience so far as man's knowledge extends.B. H. Roberts, LDS Historian B.H. Roberts, The Gospel and Man's Relationship to Deity, pp. 281‑282© 2011


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We present in this paper some new and efficient algorithms for segmentation, recognition and tracing analysis of cell phases for high‐content screening. The conceptual frameworks are based on the morphological structures of cells where a series of morphological structural points are established. Furthermore, we address the issue of touching cells and then propose morphological techniques for cell separation, reconstruction and tracing analysis. The new segmentation method can resolve the question of over‐segmentation. The tracing analysis of cell phases is based on cell shape, geometrical features and difference information of corresponding neighbor frames. Experiment results test the efficiency of the new method.
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Texas A&M is preparing a proposal for a Agribusiness Incubator in another City. I the City could make 100 vacant lots available for 5 years of urban agriculture, we could have an one Incubator too. 0
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A bicycle freeway similar to the SA River renovations, but to east and west SA. 0
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People love to sight see while going to shop or eat. I know you have vendors but why not have dancing or drumming to attract additional attention to passer buyers! 1
12:13pm Sep 15, 2011
Where? On weekends, allow artists a spot outside a business location to showcase (demo) their craft!
By Brenda McFarlane
Install permanent benches or chairs 0
6:11pm Sep 08, 2011
Where? Northeast area of Hemisfair Park at convention center
Convert downtown's historic and obsolete office buildings into residential towers with city subsidized parking. 0
11:12pm Aug 30, 2011
Where? Milam Building
By Charlie Fulton
Public Art for a city full of visual artists, mosaics, etc. -- idea from Japan 1
10:25am Aug 25, 2011
Where? all of downtown
By Cathy Brillson Leonard
Reform legislation that restricts pedicab hours and zone / Incentivize the pedicab industry 0
5:34pm Aug 22, 2011
Where? Downtown streets
By Laura Muraida
Create more shade structures around bus stops, and possibly fans at high traffic bus stops. 1
5:23pm Aug 22, 2011
Where? Main corridors leading to downtown
By Laura Muraida
Fountains/Sprinklers especially for children and youth to play in and get wet 0
12:31am Aug 19, 2011
Where? downtown and downtown area
becuase it is HOT for half the year, downtown and/or hemisfair needs some kind of water fountain/sprinkler especially for children on a concrete pad ( similar to the one Austin has ). 0
12:25am Aug 19, 2011
Where? Travis Park, Hemisfair Park, Riverwalk, St. Pauls Square, Market Square, San Fernando Cathedral
easy access - make walk paths, bike paths to make it easy to get downtown. Also, create a train station dwntwn that has trains to/fro san marcos, austin, new bran etc. Make SA a hub! 1
6:49pm Aug 18, 2011
Where? All of Downtown SA
create a synergy that will bring downtown pedestrian traffic to the area.Southtown is experiencing about a 75% vacancy. 0
3:35pm Aug 18, 2011
Where? South Alamo corridor / Southtown
By Juan Gutierrez
Create a mixed use development with a grocery store 0
1:21pm Aug 18, 2011
Where? Downtown
Connect museums and parks via bicycle and pedestrian paths. 0
11:07am Aug 17, 2011
Where? Museum District
By Malik SAT
Some way to get from Highway 46 to downtown without driving a car. We used to take the train from Albany into NYC a couple of times a month. Because we could. 0
12:26pm Aug 16, 2011
Where? Downtown San Antonio
By Kate Hayward
Bikepaths up thru the city along the Rail lines & creekbeds (beautiful areas) out to the 1604 quarry area. They are flood zones, so it would have to be maybe Bermuda 419 drought tolerant no-mow grass. 1
11:44pm Aug 15, 2011
Where? the greenways along the railways and streambeds crossing dezavala wurzbach, dreamland, 410 and going downtown hooking up to the "Reach"
By Marilyn Taylor
make it part of the code that all new and/or remodels should include solar power upgrades ( ie. solar panels, water heaters , etc.) 1
5:52pm Aug 15, 2011
Where? all new construction and/or remodels
By martin de la rosa
Create a pop-up Innovation Lab, led by an experienced design strategist, in existing spaces for 1-day sessions to give the community the tools they need to make their ideas into reality. 13
7:28pm Aug 13, 2011
Where? All of Downtown San Antonio, Southtown, Museum Reach - North
By Beverly Ingle
1. A higher percentage of our city budget for arts funding.2. Full service grocery store that offers organic produce and whole, healthy food. A Central Mkt, Whole Foods, or Trader Joe's ... 0
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After a big week of Champions League and Europa League draws, we fix our attention back on the English Premier League this week for another week of football.
All 20 teams will be out to prove their worth from last week—either continuing their good form or rectifying the mistakes that saw them drop points—with fascinating races developing at the top of the table, around the third and fourth positions, as well as for the relegation battle.
With the Christmas and New Year festivities approaching and winter transfer window also, teams will know the importance of stringing together some important matches now so that they are in a good position to challenge later on in the season.
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There are two things that I love: summer and Breaking Bad. Sadly, one has come to an end and the other is on the way out. But that doesn't mean it has to be over. Tote bags are the perfect summer accessory - they're useful, simple, customisable and great for starter crafters. A bit of embroidery is an easy way to turn a basic bag into something awesome and unique.
Got an Crafternoon idea for Rachel to tackle? Love this concept as much as us? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
The great thing about embroidery is that you can stitch almost anything onto almost anything. For my Breaking Bad design I drew a picture based on the photo above (click here for my design), but you don't have to limit yourself at all.
Why not try a Ryan Gosling "Hey Girl"? How about an American Hustle reference? Perhaps a Tweet from your favourite rapper? Or maybe something of your own creation? The world is your obscure-pop-culture-referencing oyster.
All up, the materials cost around $25 from Spotlight, however if you're not into doing everything from scratch you can always update an old tote bag, or buy a new plain one from AS colour.
Things you will need:
• A design
• Unbleached calico fabric (240cm) - $5 for 50cm
• Water soluble stabilizer (50cm) - $2.70 for 30cm
• Embroidery thread - $1.58 each
• Embroidery hoop (25cm) - $5.99
• Embroidery needles - $3.49
• Cream cotton thread - $3.29
• Fabric scissors
• Measuring tape
• Sewing machine
• Pins
• Iron
• Pencil & fabric chalk
Step 1 - Cut it out
Fold the fabric in half selvedge to selvedge, mark 40cm x 88cm and cut. Separate the two pieces - one piece will be the lining of the bag. Fold each of the pieces in half and press with an iron, this crease will be the bottom of the bag. Also, make sure to cut a strip of fabric approximately 10cm x 88cm for the strap of the bag (or wider depending on your width preference).
Step 2 - Draw it up
Draw or trace your design onto the water soluble stabilizer and, with the fold of the fabric at the bottom, pin your design onto the top layer of fabric. Leave at least 15cm between the top of the bag and the design it will be folded over later.
Step #3 - Stitch it on
Place the embroidery hoop around your design - only put the top layer through the hoop - and get to work stitching your design using a simple back stitch.
For my Breaking Bad dudes I've used three strands of embroidery thread for the details and six for the outlines. The more strands you use, the bolder your embroidery will be.
Once your design is complete, run the fabric under water and gently rub to remove water soluble stabilizer. Once it has all dissolved away, let the fabric air dry and gently iron.
Step 4 - Sew it up
Now we're up to the part where we actually make the tote bag. Fold fabric piece in half so the back of your embroidery design is facing out. Pin along the sides, making sure the width of the bag is the same all the way down (the width of my bag is 33cm works well), with an extra cm or so on either side as a seam allowance on either side.
Sew down both edges - not along the top though. Cut the corners of your 1cm seams on a diagonal and iron seams flat. This makes the corners of the bag less bulky. Repeat with lining fabric.
Step 5 - Put it together
Fit lining inside the embroidered fabric (your embroidery work will need to be facing right side out now) so that the seams of both pieces are lined up and faced together. If you like, you can slip a few sneaky pins into the bottom corners and along the sides of the bag to keep the lining in the right place.
Pin and sew the lining and outer fabric together around the mouth of the tote bag so the fabric is sitting flush. Keep in mind that you want to the length of the bag to be approx. 41cm from bottom to where you sew. Create a crease along the stitch line by ironing the seam toward the inside of the bag then fold back out flat. If you need to, trim the seam so that it is no more than 2cm.
Step 6 - Making the strap
Fold the strip of fabric used for the strap in half lengthways, iron flat and unfold. Then fold the outside edges of the fabric into the centre crease and iron again. Finally fold the two edges together and pin to keep them straight, and then sew a straight line 3mm from the edge down both sides of the strap.
Step 7 - Attaching the strap
Keeping up? Okay, here is the potentially tricky part...
Pin the strap ends to the top edge on the outside of the bag, so that each end is centered against the side seams. Sew the strap to the bag, following the already existing stitch line/crease we made earlier.
Turn your bag inside out and fold then sew the 'rim' down approx. 2.5cm, so that the raw edge of the strap ends are now covered and press. Throw a few pins in and iron to keep everything in place and sew across the strap and all the way around the bag 3mm from the bottom fold.
Then finally turn your bag right side out again and fold your strap up so it is hanging outside the bag and sew a line 3mm from the top of the back through your strap and...
Voila! You totes just made a rad as Breaking Bag - ready to take to the beach, that shady back-room deal, or your Breaking Bad marathon.
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Alstroemeria or Peruvian Lily
Alstroemeria, is also sometimes known by its other name, the Peruvian Lily. It has brightly colored, smaller blooms that are often two-tone in color. It's freckled petals often grows in clusters of 3 to 5.
They can be purchased through an online website that I recommend at Fifty Flowers where they offer Wedding flowers at wholesale prices. Huge selection, free shipping.
They are available year round in the colors of white, yellow, orange, pink, red, lavender, purple and flecked. This flower gives off no scent.
They will last up to 10 days if properly conditioned by cutting the stem with a sharp knife on a slant preferably under water, then placed in a bucket or other container with water mixed with a commercial flower food.
Availability of the peruvian lily bloom is year round and with each stem averaging 3 to 5 blooms, they are sure to add exotic flair to your bouquet or arrangement.
This flower's meaning is wealth, prosperity, fortune or friendship.
You can choose to have a whole bouquet of these beautiful blooms or just use them in a mixed bouquet.
Whether you choose them for your bridal bouquet or for your bridesmaid's bouquets, they will sure to be stunning.
They are also a really nice choice for a centerpiece for your wedding reception and with the color choices available, you'll be sure to find something to match your colors.
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This is a charming 3 bedroom villa in rural surroundings. The villa has a great deal of character with an ensuite bedroom upstairs accessed by an outside staircase with its own sunbathing terrace. Downstairs there are two more bedrooms and another bathroom and a living room which runs out to the pool and the large terrace through the French windows.
The villa has been recently refurbished. We've included every kind of convenience for a relaxed stay - a private pool surrounded by lemon orchards, air conditioning in every room, beach towels, well equiped kitchen, T.V. DVD, washing machine, barbeque and open fire. We welcome pets - actually you might find chickens 'free ranging' in the orchard uninvited! If they lay eggs there you can eat them! We've also got a resident owl and storks come to visit frequently (beware honeymooners!)
My sister and I, and our husbands and 5 children stayed at this house for 10 days. We had a wonderful time. The kids, aged between 2 years old and 11, found something for each of them - toys, pool, garden, tv (well sometimes you just need it!). We adults enjoyed the restaurants in Gocek, the amazing 12 island boat trip and barbequing in the garden, watching shooting stars late into the night. A superb holiday in a wonderful spot - thoroughly recommend this place.
We were there for two weeks and had a great time. The property is situated 6km out of Dalyan in a rural setting. We didn't hire a car but there was no problem getting into Dalyan. You can get the Dolmus from outside Ley Ley restaurant (stick your arm out to request it to stop). They arrive every 15 mins (fare 2-3 TL). For supermarket shopping get a taxi back(34 TL from Migros). The property is simply but nicely furnished. It had everything we needed. The air-con is very effective! The pool is fantastic and the house is surrounded by fruit trees (hence the name). The owner very kindly organised a taxi transfer from Dalaman airport (30 mins drive) for us on arrival. We would certainly go back.
The Lemon House is every bit as lovely as the photos and description lead you to expect. Even our earlier than anticipated arrival didn't worry Serpil who turned up with fresh bread, wine and water to greet us.
We'd spent 10 busy days with friends in Kalkan before coming here, so thoroughly enjoyed just being on our own with the pool, the 15 chickens (variously named Kiev, Marengo, Coronation, Korma and so on) and the citrus grove. We barely used the interior of the house during the day, apart from some simple food preparation in the little kitchen. How useful to have tea, coffee, milk, sugar, oil, herbs & spices on hand! Apart from 24 hours without hot water, everything worked fine, including the wi-fi which let us keep an eye on the business back home.
Fatma cooked a delicious meal for us one evening, adding tasty little extras to our choices. LeyLey was slighty disappointing on our first evening; the food was average and the place was packed as they were having a Turkish Dancing evening, complete with a svelte belly dancer gyrating with bulky white tourists. Dalyan's White Lotus was pleasant as was the small Crab & Fish Restaurant in one of the back streets, and The Hidden Garden for our last lunch was excellent.
We walked to Caunos one morning, after getting rowed across the river by a large lady whose cafe-owning sister greeted us on the other side and directed us to the now paved road to the must see site. We visited the Saturday market in what's usually Dalyan's main car park, husband Gwyn got a shave which he highly recommends, and then headed off to Itzuzu Beach. Finally we had a lovely drive round Köycegiz lake to the Sultaniye mud baths and thermal springs - wonderfully deserted as the first boats from Dalyan had yet to arrive. Köycegiz is a lovely holiday resort town for Turks at the head of the lake, very beautiful and peaceful.
The Lemon House is a great base from which to explore the area, and a charming spot to come back to at the end of a hot, dusty day. Our thanks to Alison, Serpil and Fatma for your hospitality.
We stayed at The Lemon House in May 2014 with our 3 little girls (5,3 and 1). It was perfect for us. The girls loved the clean, sparkling pool, running around (and chasing the chickens) in the orange/lemon grove surrounding the house, and having lots of lovely meals on the patio. We drove to the beach at Itzuzu which was very quiet and lovely for swimming, and also walked up to the rock tombs and Kaunos which they loved. We did take a boat trip from Dalyan to the beach on our last day and although the boat trip is pretty, I would not recommend the beach there as it is full of people, day trips etc. Overall a wonderful holiday and house which I have recommended to all my friends already.
The Lemon House is a secluded cottage situated within a beautiful orchard. At the time of our stay (early July) the fruit wasn't quite ripe enough to eat but we did manage to find sufficient lemons and limes for our gin and tonics each evening and it was fun being able to pick them fresh from the trees.
The house is small and simple but really lovely and we found it just big enough for the five of us. However, we tended to spend most of our time outside which has ample space and is so peaceful and idyllic. Surprisingly we didn't seem to be bothered by mozzies either, although we didn't take any risks and sprayed on the repellant each night.
The maid, Fatima, kept the pool clean daily and cooked us a delicious authentic Turkish meal one night - definitely recommended.
The owners were very helpful and gave us some sound advice on various aspects of our holiday to help us get the most out of it.
We went into Dalyan a few times for shopping and restaurants. This is a really friendly, buzzing town with a super atmosphere. If you don't have a car, there are plenty of taxi services or restaurant owners willing to pick you up and drop you back after your meal.
A car is definitely recommended, however, if you want to properly see this part of Turkey. We hired a car for the whole ten days and drove all over the place. We found everyone to be very friendly and helpful wherever we went and there was plenty to do and see and some truly memorable experiences to be had. Our absolute highlight was the private boat trip arranged by one of the owners, Serpil, with her friend Captain Sedat and his son. They gave us the most wonderful time and could not have been more hospitable.
We definitely plan to return to this delightful part of Turkey and to this lovely, quirky little house.
This property is exactly as it looks on the website. It is very charming indeed. The outdoor areas were particularly attractive and we spent most of our week eating outdoors, sitting around the pool, and picking oranges to make juice. It was totally idyllic. The end of the garden is quite rough - full of orange and lemon trees, and only overlooked by one house. The pool has a very efficient cleaning system - Fatma, the cleaning lady comes every day and there is a hose and pump system used , so there are never dead bugs floating around in it, which we usually find in pools. The pool isn't fenced in any way, and is quite deep, so care must be taken with children. There was always shade to be found if needed, and the views from the roof terrace were lovely.
It is our second time to Dalyan and won't be our last. We liked to be out of the resort a few km, and felt immersed in nature (cats, dogs, frogs and chickens to name a few of the regulars!) but Dalyan is a super place, especially for families with kids. There is a very friendly feel about it and such a huge choice of restaurants and shops that you can easily eat somewhere different every meal, every day (although you always find your favourites! ) It's really cheap too . The beach is stunning and the countryside is beautiful. Driving in Turkey is not for the faint hearted, and later in the year, the bugs are a nuisance, but in April we weren't bothered at all. It's an amazing place and a smashing little villa.
The Lemon House, some 5 km from Dalyan, is situated in a small Turkish village amongst citrus and pomegranate orchards. A tranquil environment conducive to a relaxing holiday. The house is well maintained, having a comfortable living room, a small, but well equipped kitchen, 2 spacious bedrooms and a shower room on the ground floor. Upstairs there is another spacious bedroom and a shower room. This section is self-contained and accessed by an outside staircase. There were 2 couples in our group and this layout worked well for us. Around the beautiful swimming pool is a patio with sun beds, table and chairs and parasols. On many occasions we simply wanted to sit on the patio and watch the local chickens approaching through the citrus orchard to drink from the swimming pool.
The pool and house are serviced daily by Fatma, a lady who lives in the village.She does an excellent job, is dependable and very friendly, although her English is very limited. She is an excellent cook and will prepare meals from a menu with 24hrs notice.
We needed a rental car to get around with ease, although the local bus service into Dalyan is very good. The car company recommended by the owners was excellent and inexpensive. There are many interesting, historic and picturesque places to visit within easy driving distance, although the road surfaces can be very rough and potholed (very exciting driving).
The nearest restaurant is a 10min walk away (2 mins in the car). The Ley Ley restaurant is also a stork sanctuary. Wonderful food served in lovely surroundings with Turkish entertainment on 2 nights per week. The pitta bread cooked fresh in a wood burning oven is amazing. Dalyan is full of restaurants - too many to choose from. However, there are 2 we would highly recommend - The Hidden Garden and the Four Seasons both served us amazing food. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. One restaurant to avoid is Saki where we paid high prices for poor quality cold food. For a lunch or afternoon tea experience we recommend The Dalyan Iz art gallery and garden cafe. The cakes are to die for!
We will have fond memories of our stay in The Lemon House for a long time to come. We would love to return one day. Perhaps the memory of picking a ripe pomegranate from the tree, squeezing out the juice and sipping it while lazing on a sun lounger next to the pool will be the incentive to take us back sooner than later.
The property is outside Dalyan in a little village called Kemaliye - right by the Stork sanctuary restaurant. It is 20 minutes to Iztuzu Beach - home of the famous Loggerhead Turtles. A wonderfully remote and secluded place and yet only a 5 minute drive to the shops and restaurants. The short transfer from Dalaman airport takes less than 30 minutes so you can be drinking Gin and Tonic by the pool while the rest of the crowds are still on the road to Marmaris or Fethiye. If you want tranquility and village life then this is the most wonderful spot and the most quaint house.
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200 security deposit to be paid cash on arrival and returned on departure.
Soft drinks, beer and water can be ordered in advance and paid locally