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With the S2, Schuberth presents the newest addition to our line of premium lightweight, aerodynamic and aeroacoustic motorcycle helmets. This innovative, all-around helmet with integrated sun visor will appeal to sport, touring, and cruising riders alike.
The advanced ventilation system and integrated sun visor ensure comfort in any temperature day or night. The distinctive full circumference rim spoiler and molded back spoiler reduce drag and wind noise at higher speeds for a smooth ride. Setting the S2 in a class of its own is the integrated antenna which optimizes reception for the optional Schuberth Rider Communication System.
Outer shell
-The outer shell of the S2 comes in two helmet shell sizes for optimum fit, combining an aerodynamically optimal shape with excellent protection. It is manufactured using Schuberth's proprietary compression molding process resulting in exceptional stability and a light weight.
-Shell material: S.T.R.O.N.G. fiber
-Helmet shell technology from SCHUBERTH results in low weight
-Pre-woven glass fiber material is compressed with a special resin in a high pressure heated vacuum mold to form the helmet shell which is exceptionally sturdy.
Inner shell
-The protective layer of special EPS foam is injection molded into a single multi-density piece to ensure optimal shock absorption. This complex segmentation guarantees enhanced force absorption and distribution to maximize safety.
-Made of specially optimized EPS foam
-Complex multizone foaming allows optimal shock absorption
Comfort Liner
-The special inner lining of the S2 was developed according to the innovative Comfort Fit concept to ensure that the helmet fits comfortably and securely in all situations.
-The combination of carefully selected COOLMAX® and Thermocool® materials and the additional use of Interpower® coatings also make the inner lining a highly-effective moisture wicking and cooling system
-COOLMAX® lining, completely removable and washable (hand wash, 80°F)
-Optimized fit
-Variable for effective ventilation
-Adjustable for summer/winter conditions
-Removable comfort cheek pads and crown liner
Fastener system
-Precise setting of the chinstrap length through adjustment on both sides.
-Micro-lock ratchet lock
Reflective Materials
-The silver-colored appliqués of reflective material on the neck collar of every SCHUBERTH helmet ensure that the motorcyclist can be seen better, especially in twilight or at night.
-Improved visibility = Enhanced safety
-Enhancement of the passive safety
-Early recognition by other road users
Face Shield
-Injection molded for optimal clarity.
-Patented "turbulators" break up windflow to eliminate noise.
-Pinlock ® visor included, eliminates fog through the sealed double-lens technology
-"City position" for maximum ventilation in slow traffic situations
Face Shield Mechanism
-The EasyChange mechanism makes removing and replacing the face shield extremely quick and simple.
-No tools required
High-performance aerodynamics
-The S2 is specially designed for a sport touring riding position to remain stable in the air flow. The special shape of the helmet shell and the full circumference spoiler along the rim of the helmet ensure enhanced down force. The S2 creates practically no upward lift, even at higher speeds. In addition, the S2 also offers high directional stability. The buffeting is also significantly reduced on naked bikes.
-Perfected aerodynamics
-Upward lift = 0!
-Directionally stable
-No oscillating
-No buffeting
Aeroacoustics of the S2
-A quiet helmet means active safety for the motorcyclist: this permits the rider to concentrate on riding – particularly at higher speeds.
-Many hours in the Schuberth acoustic wind tunnel have ensured that the S2 is exceptionally quiet. The comprehensive acoustics package with optimized helmet shell, wind deflector and ergonomic shape of the neck padding make the S2 – at 85 dBA – one of the quietest helmets of all.
-Aero-acoustics optimization for a helmet quiet
-Installation of a wind deflector enables the aeroacoustics and consequently the noise level to be improved still further.
-Only 85dB(A) at 60 mph (with naked bikes)
Innovative ventilation system
-The S2 is equipped with an innovative Air Extraction System. The combination of multipath channels in the EPS foam liner and the head, chin and mouth ventilation ensure that fresh air is distributed efficiently throughout the entire head area. The fresh air which enters via the forehead ventilation is conducted through the inner shell's air channels well beyond the back of the head to the rear of the helmet. The low pressure prevailing at the rear of the helmet creates a siphon effect causing the interior air to be pulled in and extracted constantly through the air outlets and the special mesh fabric in the neck padding
-Head ventilation input (adjustable in multiple stages)
-Chin vent for targeted distribution of the incoming air in the helmet
-The S2's powerful ventilation system
-Chin vent
-Variable pad system
-Face shield vent
-Adjustable top vent
-Active Air Extraction System
-EPS shell with ventilation channels
O2 ventilation
-In cold weather a helmet is sometimes sealed closed by hoods, scarves or neckerchiefs locking out the fresh air supply.
-The concentration of carbon dioxide inside the helmet is a key safety criterion for preventing symptoms of fatigue and the thinning of breathable air.
-No negative effects on health need be feared as long as the CO2 concentration remains below 3.5 %.
-The maximum level of CO2 concentration at the workplace is 0.5 %
-Even when the neck zone is sealed off by hoods, scarves or neckerchiefs, this helmet guarantees that the CO2 concentration remains below the 0.5% limit as from a speed of approx. 30 km/h.
-In cases where the helmet is completely sealed off by hoods, scarves or neckerchiefs, the face shield ought to be opened (city-travel position) for safety reasons when idling, for example at traffic lights, or travelling slowly.
-The S2 is by default equipped to accommodate the Schuberth SRC-System™ S2. To guarantee ideal radio reception for you, the S2 is already equipped with two integrated antennas to boost reception and a Bluetooth® connection
-Optimum reception quality at all times.
-Bluetooth® antenna for wireless mobile, navigation and intercom connections to other SRC-System™ owners
-The Anti-Roll-Off System (A.R.O.S.) especially developed and patented by SCHUBERTH is provided as a safety feature in every SCHUBERTH motorcycle helmet. It ensures that provided the chinstrap is closed and correctly adjusted: the helmet cannot pivot off the head from behind the risk of contact between the chin section of the helmet and the chin or throat of the rider is minimised due to the small angle of tilt and the consequences of the helmet coming into contact with the chest as the result of an accident are reduced.
-The helmet also has Reflective areas which improve visibility in the dark and thus contribute to your safety.
Weight, standard and size
-Lightweight at only 1,565 grams (small shell)
-Ultra quiet at only 85 dba at 60 mph
-Available in sizes XS - XXXL (52/53cm - 64/65cm)
-The S2 is certified with both the DOT FMVSS 218 and ECE-R 22.05 motorcycle helmet safety ratings. These certifications guarantee conformity to defined safety standards in respect of impact absorption, penetration resistance, lateral rigidity, retention system
Service Plan
-Schuberth is offering a special 3 year Service Plan on new S2 helmets purchased in North America. After registering (http://www.schuberth.com/en/products/motorcycle/mobility-program.html), the customer receives a certificate that can be redeemed for a non-safety related helmet inspection and adjustment within 3 years of purchase date. Just present your original purchase receipt and certificate for this free service. This service does not include any parts necessary, and all safety-related issues must be referred to Schuberth NA.
Mobility Program
-Schuberth's highest priority is the safety of our helmets user. We believe our customers should always wear the optimum helmet, and not purchase a "cheap" replacement if their Schuberth is damaged or ruined as a result of a motorcycle accident. The Schuberth Mobility Program is a free program that offers customers the opportunity to replace their helmet with the same model for one-third of the current retail price within one year of the accident. Requirements are proof of pre-registration (online), drivers license with valid motorcycle endorsement, the police accident report, and original purchase receipt. This program applies to all S2 helmets purchased in North America for 3 years after purchase date.
-Schuberth offers a 7 year manufacturers warranty from date of manufacture, with a 5 year warranty from the date of purchase on the S2 helmet, whichever comes first. Please note that this applies only to helmets manufactured to meet the DOT standard and purchased in North America.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (93 votes).
In short: Good Fun Race. Start and finish need more thought.In full: A good fun race for me. Easy to get parked (about 1/2 mile away in a multi storey) followed by a short walk in to the start area. The start needs more organisation, I took 13 minutes to cross the start line. I had hoped to use one of the pacers but they were well gone by the time I crossed the start line. Also, there were quite simply not enough toilets for 6000+ runners and their supporters. The finish was also crowded, taking 20 minutes to get through the tent, T-shirt in hand. I think this was partly caused by them running out of T-shirts in certain sizes, so people were hanging around longer than normal trying to find the right size. The run itself was lovely, Nice run through the parks, then a nice fast drop from 7-10 miles, then flat along the front for the final 3. Really enjoyed it. Will probably give it another bash next year. Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Excellent event: mixture of city, parkland and promenade.In full: 5th Liverpool Half Marathon and enjoyed this one most of all.Support was good - and became fantastic at the end.No problems with toilets at the start : yes, there were queues, but my advice would be to have a look around - some queues were huge, and some others quite short. I left the baggage bus at about 9:00, found a short queue and was in the starting pen at 9:15.I would suggest that the entrance to the pens needs some re-thinking - it was very congested just to get in and took some manouvering to get through the crowd - once inside though was able to move to the correct start point with no problem.Drinks stations good, although don't see the point of the 12.5 mile one.Bring on the Marathon!Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Nice run, terrible organisationIn full: This was my first half having previously done plenty of 10k's. The course was enjoyable, a couple of miles of dull roads then 6 or 7 of nice parkland a a finish on the front - quite pleasant.The whole day was spoiled by poor organization. There were not enough loos at the start and the start was a complete scrum, you hard to just force your way in - rubbish. Support was OK during the race and I enjoyed the run though the marshal that suggested that the 12m mark was "just round the corner" didn't help seeing as it was half a mile further on.What I didn't enjoy was having to queue for at least half an hour for my t-shirt and goody back, the last thing in the world I wanted after an exhausting 13 miles was to be crammed in between two barriers for 30 mins.It was a real shame and though it didn't really take the shine off the day as I was as pleased as punch to have completed a half it added unnecessary hassle and was pretty annoying. Not sure if I'll do it again, at the minute I'm leaning towards no.Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Very good shame about the toiletsIn full: Good race yesterday, great atmosphere the only issue was the queue for the toilets before race start however this was a minor complaint as the rest of the day was perfect and I even got a PBThanks Liverpool see you next yearSteveDate of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Sort the start out please In full: Overall not a bad event good course with the exception of the start which is far to narrow for the amount of people participating. Took me 10mins to cross start line! Drinks stations didn't seem to be able to cope with the amount of runners although I did get a drink at all. Some of the support around the course was minimal to say the least however was brilliant at start and finish. Would have appreciated a the collection of the "goody bag" taking less then 20minutes, good job it wasn't cold and raining because for what was in it wasn't worth the wait. Big city runs have moved on from cheap cotton t-shirts. Would I do it again yes but not every year if it clashed with Wilmslow.Date of review: March 27, 2011
Date of review: March 27, 2011
In short: Quick, busy, well-supported race through city and parks.In full: The plus points - loads of runners, great cameraderie, a great route (especially through Sefton Park), no real hills, and a good flat last few miles. Plenty of support, well-placed around the route to gee you up.Downsides? Very congested in places, especially along the prom near the end - runners were bunching up to avoid walkers, and probably cost me a pb. The finish was pure congestion, just ran across the line and joined the back of a queue for the goddy bag etc. Overall a great experience.Date of review: March 27, 2011
In short: My new favourite raceIn full: This is the second time I've completed this race and both times I've set a PB! This is an excellent course and very fast. Anyone who enjoys the Half Marathon distance or is thinking of stepping up to 13.1 should do this race, well organised, not over crowded like some events but a very good atmosphere and also an excellent chance of a PB, what more do you want? A medal? you get one of those too!Date of review: March 27, 2011
In short: Extremely poor start...In full: 3rd year doing this one, loved it and a new PB. If they going to up the numbers by a further 2000 they really do need a better/bigger start and also more toilets. Q'd 30mins for toilet then couldn't get anywhere near the start, really wanted to run with 7m/m pacer guys but sadly no chance of getting anywhere near. Please please please sort the start out or reduce the numbers. I have to say tho this is the best supported half marathons I've ever done, never far away from the cheering crowds. Thank you!Date of review: March 27, 2011
In short: Room for improvementIn full: As usual with this event the start and finish area need sorting out. The start area is worse than the Great North being over crowded and people just pushing in to get a better position. As for the finish area considering the size of the car park having to wait nearly 15 minutes to get my goody bag is too much spread the collection area out.As for the goody bag the less said the better for the amount paid it isn't good value.The crowds around the start/finish area were good as they were in the parks but this run could be a lot better.Date of review: March 27, 2011
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Smashing Daily #7: Wheels, Print And Bingo
Editor's Note: This post is the seventh in the new Smashing Daily series on Smashing Magazine, where we highlight items to help you stay on the top of what's going on in the Web industry. Vasilis van Gemert will carefully pick the most interesting discussions, tools, techniques and articles that have been published recently and present them in a nice compact overview.
In this edition of The Smashing Daily, you will find an answer to the question of why reinventing the wheel is a good thing, why you should make a mobile friendly website first, how to make that website, how to serve a print style sheet and you'll get an excellent lesson in out-of-the-box thinking and innovation. Doesn't that sound interesting? There's much more in here, so hope you'll like it!
"Web First for Mobile1"
Steve Souders argues that you should first optimize your website for mobile. When you're done you can then start thinking about a native app. He came to this conclusion after seeing a few talks on Mobilism2. You should read this article.
"In defense of reinventing wheels4"
A few weeks ago I needed a little script to enable simple left and right swipe gestures on touch devices. People sent me links to amazing libraries that emulate all the possible gestures out there—but I didn't want all possible gestures, I just needed one. This is a common issue and Lea Verou explains it in detail. You should definitely read it.
"Content Everywhere with Lyza Gardner5"
I have to admit that I haven't listened to this podcast (to be honest, I never listen to any podcasts, not even my own, it's just not my thing… I'd rather read) but looking at the Show Notes and Links is enough to link to it. It's a show by Jen Simmons and Lyza Danger Gardner about a lot of great stuff that's happening right now with content on the (mobile) Web. You should probably listen to it (and definitely click throught the links).
"5 years later: print CSS still sucks6"
You might think that linking to a separate print style sheet would be a good idea from a performance point of view. Stoyan Stefanov did a little bit of research and yes, you guessed right, linking to a separate print style sheet is very bad for performance. This doesn't mean you shouldn't create a print style sheet (you just shouldn't link to it separately).
"Mobile First Design: Why It's Great and Why It Sucks7"
More and more designers start looking at websites from a mobile-first perspective and there are many good reasons to do so. Joshua Johnson explores these reasons and he looks at the cons to this approach (which are mostly personal issues, like the fact that he isn't used to working this way). A good article which clearly shows that we have to rethink our workflows.
"Augmented Paper9"
Here's an interesting article in which Matt Gemmell tries to
quantify what constitutes an enticing interface. He looks at iOs, Android and Window Phone (which he describes as
finding yourself living inside an infographic) and looks at different apps on iOs. A very interesting read that explores the many different approaches to interfaces.
"First thing you should do to optimize your desktop website for mobile11"
Jason Grigsby argues that the most important thing you can do if you want to optimize your website for mobile is to focus on performance first. Once performance is good you can then start focusing on things like mediaqueries (but only then).
"TTMMHTM: Cardboard arcade, the power of music, Book tank, Book about Ada and inventing on principles12"
Do you need more to read? Here's the ever inspiring Things That Made Me Happy This Morning by Christian Heilmann, with some beautiful, amazing and fantastic links.
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"Dr. Reggie Watts on innovation and out of the box thinking13"
Definitely: Dr. Reggie Watts is the new Emperor of Marketing Mullshit Bingo. In this presentation he
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- 1 http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2012/05/16/web-first-for-mobile/
- 2 http://mobilism.nl/2012
- 3 http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2012/05/16/web-first-for-mobile/
- 4 http://lea.verou.me/2012/04/in-defense-of-reinventing-wheels/
- 5 http://5by5.tv/webahead/20
- 6 http://www.phpied.com/5-years-later-print-css-still-sucks/
- 7 http://designshack.net/articles/css/mobilefirst/
- 8 http://designshack.net/articles/css/mobilefirst/
- 9 http://mattgemmell.com/2012/04/13/augmented-paper/
- 10 http://mattgemmell.com/2012/04/13/augmented-paper/
- 11 http://blog.cloudfour.com/first-thing-you-should-do-to-optimize-your-desktop-site-for-mobile/
- 12 http://christianheilmann.com/2012/04/11/ttmmhtm-cardboard-arcade-the-power-of-music-book-tank-book-about-ada-and-inventing-on-principles/
- 13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej_BHc1UaDA&feature=related
- 14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej_BHc1UaDA&feature=related
- 15 www.smashingmagazine.com/the-smashing-daily-archive/
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Friday, March 6, 2009
Young Rapper Shoot
Last week I worked on a shoot for a young up and coming rapper. He recently was signed to a record deal and was working on getting promotional pictures together. We took some basic studio shots which will later be used for his album and media package.
The client was only 19 years old and in the middle of a huge breakout. His complexion is on the light end so his pitted scars and acne were very easy to see. I worked my magic with his skin and it looks smooth like butter.
Here's What I Used:
-MAC oil control lotion
-Monistat Primer
-cinema secrets foundation
-graftobian powder
Check out the pics! Photos courtesy of MMFotography
Any big plans this weekend? I'm off to see the Watch Men tonight with my crew, hope it's good! I also have another bridal consultation this weekend, stay tuned for pics!
Till next time, Ciao bellas!
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12 comments:
- Askmewhats said...
awww..that's great !imagine if he gets super famous then you go.. I DID HIS MAKE UP!!! :D Congrats Ren Ren!
- March 6, 2009 at 9:38 AM
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- March 6, 2009 at 9:48 AM
- A. Rose said...
His skin looks great! You're right about the "smooth like butter" part. Haha.
I can't wait to see Watchmen either!!
- March 6, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Product Junkie Diva said...
Not an acne scar in sight! Fabulous job.
Enjoy your weekend.
- March 6, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- Miss Yaya said...
great job - spotless
- March 6, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- Ethereal Prey said...
w00t watchmen! damn girl you're a busy girl! You know me, i'm just gonna go get my drink on!
- March 6, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Couture Carrie said...
So fab! You have the most fun job, RR!
ANTM was awesome - really interesting crop of gals, and I love that they are living on the Upper East Side in nyc!
- March 6, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- FuN and MakeUp said...
awesome job!!! r u a photographer tooo? good luck wit the bridal thing =) cant wait to see pix <333
- March 6, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- 梅子 said...
this looks like it should be in magazine its extremely proffesional.
hope the movie is good!
- March 6, 2009 at 6:47 PM
- Girl with Curl said...
You can't even tell that he's breaking out.
I'm supposed to see Watchmen this weekend too.
- March 6, 2009 at 11:49 PM
- avicdens said...
awesome. photo finish job.. :) cant wait for the bridal consultation. love the before and after.. have a good one
- March 7, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- valiohh said...
wow! you did a hell of a good job!
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Hotel and restaurant in town. A river runs round the estate and the majestic buildings dating back to the 18th century and then meanders between the trees of a magnificent wood. The grounds exude tranquillity and serenity. A Quinta da Auga is a natural, romantic escape within the World Heritage city of Santiago de Compostela, which welcomes the pilgrims at the final destination on the St James Way pilgrimage route, with an amazing historical town centre. The hotel's restaurant offers regional delights, seafood and meat dishes. Enjoy a wide range of cultural, oenological and sailing activities in the vicinity. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in the country. The magnificent vineyards of the Abadía Retuerta estate extend along the banks of the Duero to the east of Valladolid. A superb, elegantly restored, 12th century abbey, set in a stunning landscape, welcomes its visitors. This cultural treasure of Spain, the soul of this region, has been converted into a hotel with all due respect paid to its 1,000 years of history. Every architectural detail has been immaculately preserved. The monks' cells are now guestrooms, the chapter house is the lounge bar, and the refectory is now a sumptuous restaurant dining room under a vaulted ceiling in the purest of Gothic styles. A splendid estate with a unique character. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in a park. With a lake and a botanical garden, the grounds of this 12th century Cistercian abbey are marked by a long tradition of humility, peace and hospitality and exude tranquillity. Magnificently restored by the Cummings family, the subtle architecture of the exterior of the Abbaye de la Bussière contrasts with the spectacular interior design, which incorporates ancient frescoes discovered during the renovation of the building. Antique furniture and silken fabrics create an ambiance of subtle sophistication and pure elegance. Dine in a cathedral-like setting and enjoy a wine list that offers the very best of Burgundy. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant on a golf course. Over the years, Addison has established itself as one of the finest culinary experiences in California. Chef William Bradley's artisanal approach to cooking, based on an admiration for French cuisine, draws inspiration from the seasons. Ever attentive to the purity of the flavors, he enhances his ingredients by drawing on their inherent properties. The wine collection, with some 36,000 bottles under the enlightened management of sommelier Elizabeth Huettinger, includes twenty special cuvées crafted with winemakers from across the globe. The wine and food pairings are in perfect harmony with the refined, elegant service. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in town. Agli Amici, which was thus named in the 1960s when it was a meeting place for a group of friends from the village, is a wonderful family adventure, which started in 1887 as a café-tobacconist. At present it is run by siblings: Michela ensures that the tradition of hospitality lives on and promotes wines from small producers and forgotten vineyards. In the kitchen, Emanuele reinvents traditional dishes and gives pride of place to the produce of this region which boasts both mountains and the sea – sea bass, sea urchins, pork, vegetables –, whilst wild herbs gathered in the surrounding area add an original finishing touch to meticulously produced dishes. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in town. Located in the heart of Recoleta, Buenos Aires' most elegant residential neighborhood, Algodon Mansion is just a stroll away from the city's main shopping boulevards, known for their stylish boutiques, cafés and galleries. This gem of a hotel is fashioned in a Belle Époque 1912 landmark, and its spacious suites offer superior amenities with 24-hour butler service. The restaurant's Mendocino cuisine derives from Algodon's vineyard estate, and distinctively complements its estate-grown, handcrafted wines. The hotel's wine bar offers a chic, intimate atmosphere, and a rooftop open-air lounge offers a sophisticated ambiance ideal for a romantic nightcap at day's end. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in the country. You have to go back to 1815 to find the first Vivalda at the helm of this typical Italian restaurant whose reputation has been handed down from generation to generation for more than 200 years. Chef Gian Piero Vivalda is heir to this tradition. His cuisine, which is deeply rooted in the Piedmont region, draws on the very best of local ingredients: game and vegetables and herbs from the cottage garden, for traditional recipes such as foie gras with Madernassa pears and ravioli with ceps and white Alba truffles during the season, to which he gives a modern twist. The sense of family and the authentic ambiance of this historic property add to its charm. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in the country. Chef Gaetano Trovato trained with the very best chefs in Europe and has returned to his native Tuscany to prepare cuisine using organic produce, imbuing the authentic flavours of the Crete Senesi with a contemporary spirit. "Territory and Quest" and "Contemporary Moments" are two seasonal menu suggestions. The menu features fresh pasta of the day, milk-fed veal raised in the hills of Siena, as well as langoustines, prawns and fish from the Tyrrhenian coast; a feast for the eyes and the palate. Expert sommelier Giovanni Trovato will guide you through a wine list featuring 600 vintages from Tuscany and further afield. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in town. Founded 20 years ago in Lima, Astrid&Gastón has recently moved to a beautiful 300 years old house in the centre of San Isidro district. Managed by Chef Diego Muñoz, it epitomizes Gastón Acurio and Astrid Gutsche's dream of sharing their contemporary take on Peruvian cuisine with the entire world. Astrid&Gastón's cuisine draws its inspiration from the traditions and the biodiversity of Peru, and yet never breaks its links with the world around it, responding first and foremost to the challenges posed by the future and by our environment.The tasting menu is a journey throughout Peru's different environment in five parts: a living experience with a hint of magic and sensitivity. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant and hotel in town. Located inside the walled town of Cáceres with its extraordinary Almohad, Gothic, Renaissance and colonial buildings, Atrio boasts sublime architecture by Emilio Tuñón Álvarez and Luis Moreno Mansilla, masters of modern design. In the heart of the old stone buildings of this medieval town, Chefs José Polo and Toño Pérez prepare cuisine with unique, authentic flavours in a heavenly, extremely contemporary setting. Truffles, pasta and mushrooms, razor clams with cured Iberian ham, pig's trotters, oyster and other gourmet creations are in complete harmony with the splendid building. ... Learn moreless


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Careful what you cut
Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake schools are about to go through more budget cuts, as are schools across the country. We agree expenses do need to be cut to have a balanced budget; however, it needs to be done with careful thought and with the least amount of effect on the students and their learning experience.
When classes such as music and art, and activities such as sports, are the first to be cut, it is putting emphasis that the only important jobs in the future are in academic-related areas. Is math so much more important than music, or science than physical education? It's a question we need to ask ourselves right now.
Apple's success was due as much to its innovative design and marketing as its computer technology. As a nation, we need to encourage a balance of innovation and creativity as well as critical thinking and problem solving. When one is canceled out, it affects a student, possibly directing him or her into something that might not be the right fit, thus resulting in failure.
Focus should be on weighing what gives our children's education the best value and what takes our attention away from their education. Testimonials from students and families need to be heard before the board and administration make decisions on the budget.
That's why you should get involved. Tupper Lakers need to attend school board meetings and budget workshops in the upcoming months and speak up, telling board members and administrators of their priorities.
We urge residents of the Saranac Lake Central School District to attend the "Listening Tour" this coming Tuesday night, Feb. 19, at 6:30 at the Harrietstown Town Hall. Students will be on hand to explain and show you what and why certain classes are important to them.
After all, it is all about the students and their future.
The Saranac Lake district is also taking input on its budget via a confidential survey at www.surveymonkey.com/s/DP8BV2T. It's short with just a few questions, which get right to the point: What should be kept, what cut, what efficiencies could be gained? We at the Enterprise filled one out, suggesting that all district-level services – administration, busing, purchasing, etc. – be the first priority for consolidation or sharing with other districts. We also suggested, contrary to what the governor and the president said in their recent speeches, that universal pre-kindergarten might be an area to seriously reconsider; it's a case of government competing with private preschool providers clamoring to offer essentially the same service.
As we go through this difficult process, let's not make it about protecting our selfish interests but about doing what's best to develop a well-rounded workforce that will make the world a better place.


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Nvidia Corp. will bundle red-blue 3D glasses with its graphics cards, the company said during Computex Taipei trade-show. The move will help the firm to promote its GeForce 3D Vision technology among inexperienced consumers not wishing to invest into high-end glasses and displays. However, the quality of stereoscopic 3D experience of red-blue glasses is rather low.
Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision technology requires monitor with 120Hz refresh rate, a special transmitter, shutter glasses as well as Nvidia GeForce graphics processing unit. Thanks to special enhancements from the driver, almost any video game can be enhanced with stereoscopic 3D effect, providing more immersive gameplay and entertainment. However, the display, glasses and transmitter cost over $500 and far not every gamer can afford such technology.
Meanwhile, red-blue glasses made of cardboard cost less than a dollar and are compatible with any display. By providing them for free with every graphics card, Nvidia will be able to show off the benefits of fully-fledged GeForce 3D Vision to gamers in budget. It should be noted, however, that red-blue 3D glasses-based experience is very poor and will hardly attract a lot of new customers to Nvidia GeForce in general.
Nvidia did not indicate when exactly its GeForce products are set to get 3D glasses.
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Monkey Boiled Alive at SNBL
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I wish I could say that the title of this entry were anything other than a simple statement of fact. But according to shocking allegations made by a former animal technician at Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories (SNBL), the recent boiling of a live female macaque monkey—who was evidently placed inside a giant rack washer inside her wire cage and killed during the 180 degree, 20-minute cycle—was just one in a long list of egregious animal welfare violations at the animal-testing facility.
The whistleblower, whose employment was terminated shortly after she complained about these apparent violations, told reporters that SNBL's reaction to her inquiry about the incident with the macaque was to complain about the additional paperwork that it was generating.
"When I inquired about it," she told a Kiro TV reporter who investigated her allegations, "the reply I got back was 'Oh, dear.' Think of the paperwork. That just upset me to my soul because no animal in there should die because of somebody's mistake or negligence or lack of compassion. "
Last week, PETA sent the whistleblower a $1,000 check and a basket of groceries to thank her for standing up for the animals abused in this lab despite the fact that her decision to do so likely led to her firing. As PETA President Ingrid Newkirk puts it, "Her 'reward' for revealing SNBL's callous and vicious treatment of monkeys was unemployment. But in our book and that of all primates, she's a hero."
The USDA is currently investigating this incident, so there's a chance that the lab will be held accountable for this horrific negligence, but there isn't much hope that those responsible will be charged with cruelty to animals. As the Seattle television station which has been covering this story pointed out, although causing unnecessary suffering or death to an animal is illegal in the state, there's an exemption for this on the books in cases where the cruelty is connected with "any properly conducted scientific experiments."
As horrific as this story is, it would never even have come to light in the first place had it not been for the whistleblower's willingness to speak out, and we are extremely grateful to her for her bravery. You can watch investigative footage of this lab here, and for more information about what you can do to help animals suffering in laboratories, click here.
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why is it like this! how can there do this to them! its just money to these people.
Hey Confused. Watch the video AH – that makes it so. There's a special place in hell for you.
What is wrong with people? This is so sick and sad… What can we do to stop this madness??
Well after looking this company up on the internet I am not surprised that anything relating to the Far East has to have some sort of bad stigma attached to the ways of how they treat their animals….this company is Japanese ….but given all the shocking abuse towards dogs and cats in Korea and China…this is just a continuation of who these people really are ..Respect for any animal was never taught to these inbreds…they dont have compassion for any animal at the best of times…I see it from all the causes I have joined…Their products should be boycotted in the western countries and immigration should stop them from coming into our countries and killing all our little fur babies…bless that poor little monkey what an awful death…hope karma comes round for those people…
Please tell me what you get out of broiling a animal a live what is that proving .I will tell you nothing.I guess your pay check and you your self sleep pretty good at night .If i knew you i would spit in your face What goes around comes around,what does your family think or do you hide that from the cruel things you do wish i could put a black cruse on all of you
what the heck ! this is so cruel and inhumane ! how could anybody do this to such an innocent and special animal !
i googled this terrible company and the website says:
Environment:Blue skies, blue oceans, beautiful earth…
Let us preserve this wonderful earth for ever.
Life: Invaluable life…
Let us always keep our respect for life.
People: The treasure of a society is people.
Let us value our spirit, which makes us humane.
they are the exact opposite of this !have respect for life ? they have no
respect ! what lies ! makes me sick


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http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10046 ... on-waiters
14 games in and Mike Brown has zero control over another locker room. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I heard that. Also, the Knicks/Sixers/Bulls are complete morons if they give us Shumpert, Turner, or Deng for him. I suppose the Knicks could be that dumb, that would be a great save of a shaky draft pick.
Ugh, this could be a core of Valanciunas/Thompson, Barnes/Drummond(or MKG/Beal if they were willing to write a check), Oladipo and Kyrie plus our veterans. What a hatchet job of some plum picks, even in down years for the draft.


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Forums filled with generic Chinese folk.
Haha teadoff you don't like the CZ style of brewing eh? I suppose its a fairly acquired taste. With tea you can always brew lighter as you wish.
Brewing leftover gongfu tgy as we speak...9g to 90ml. I think perhaps it was not enough (slightly).


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MoneyShow's Jim Jubak has set his sights on 3 types of stocks-those riding current trends, those creating their own trends, and a few hated names with potentially big payouts.
My ten best stocks for 2013? The stocks part is simple. It's the 2013 part that's hard.
As in 2012, macroeconomic trends will drive the financial markets in 2013. In 2012, the year and the markets were defined by fear: that China's economy would slow to a hard landing; that the US economy would stall or the US government would let the country default on its debts; or that in the Eurozone, Greece, Spain, or Italy would fall into financial chaos.
When those worries moved to the top of investors' minds, financial markets fell. When those worries receded, financial markets rallied.
Two things should worry you as we head into 2013. First, investors, Wall Street, and economists sound relatively optimistic as 2012 ends and 2013 begins.
Consider a story I spotted just as I was writing this piece: Corporate earnings in China will climb by 10% in 2013, according to Russell Investments, and Goldman Sachs has raised its economic forecast for China for 2013.
Why is this a worry? Because some stocks and some markets are starting the year discounting a hunk of good news, and that lays the foundation for disappointment.
Second, it's likely that the narrative for 2013, like that for 2012, isn't going to unroll in a straight line. We're likely to be disappointed to learn by the end of 2013 that the Eurozone "solution" for Greece doesn't work, and that the US economy just can't seem to build up enough speed to generate gobs of jobs. We may get giddy, though, when we learn that China's growth has reaccelerated and the auto industry is back.
So what do you do? I think you divide your ten best stocks for 2013 into three parts:
- First, stocks that will ride currently discernible trends, if those trends behave as expected.
- Second, stocks of companies that are creating their own trends and could dance to their own tunes no matter what news the year brings.
- Third, a few risky bets that could pay off big, because the expectations are so low going into 2013.
Shall we begin? Click through the following pages for a look at the ten best stocks, grouped within these three focus areas.


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Hammond Power Solutions Enters Oversold Territory
In trading on Thursday, shares of Hammond Power Solutions Inc. (HPS-A.TO"> HPS-A.TO) entered into oversold territory, hitting an RSI reading of 28.9, after changing hands as low as $8.80 per share. By comparison, the current RSI reading of the S&P/TSX Composite Index is 47.7. A bullish investor could look at HPS.A's 28.9 RSI reading today as a sign that the recent heavy selling is in the process of exhausting itself, and begin to look for entry point opportunities on the buy side. The chart below shows the one year performance of HPS.A shares:
Click here to find out which 9 other oversold Canadian stocks you need to know about »
Looking at the chart above, HPS.A's low point in its 52 week range is $8.12 per share, with $11.49 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $9.00.


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Ron Guth: Of all the War-Time Nickel, the 1945-S is the most difficult to locate with Full Steps (FS), both in overall rarity and in the availability of Gem specimens. The most common grade for the FS version is MS-66. As of February 2011, only four have been certified by PCGS at the MS-67FS level, with none finer.
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Composition FOR KOXYLAREthambutol(600 mg)
food interaction for KOXYLAR
alcohol interaction for KOXYLAR
pregnancy interaction for KOXYLAR
lactation interaction for KOXYLAR
medicine interaction for KOXYLAR
Animal studies have shown adverse effects on the foetus, however, there are limited human studies. The benefits from use in pregnant women may be acceptable despite the risk. Please consult your doctor.
How it works
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Expert advice FOR KOXYLAR
- If you have kidney problems.
- If you have liver problems.
- If you have gout (pain, swelling, redness and stiffness in joints due to accumulation of uric acid).
Frequently asked questions FOR KOXYLAR
Q. Does ethambutol cause blindness?
Optic neuritis (inflammation of nerve fibers that transmit visual information from your eye to the brain) is one of the side effects of ethambutol which causes several forms of eye defect. Although these conditions are reversible upon discontinuation of the drug, rare cases of irreversible blindness have also been reported. Please contact your doctor immediately if you notice any of these symptoms: decreased clearness of vision, loss of vision, disturbed vision due to blind spots, color blindness, visual field defect and eye pain
Q. Does ethambutol induce hyperuricemia/how does ethambutol induce hyperuricemia?
Yes. Increase in blood levels of uric acid is a side effect of ethambutol. It increases the retention of uric acid in the body by decreasing the excretion of urates (uric acid) by the kidneys
Q. How does ethambutol work in the body?
Ethambutol is an antibiotic effective against tuberculosis causing bacteria. It suppresses the growth of the bacteria by interfering with the formation of the outer protective covering (cell wall) of the bacteria, thereby weakening the bacteria
Q. What is ethambutol toxicity/How does ethambutol cause optic neuritis/how does ethambutol affect vision?
Ethambutol toxicity involves toxic effects on the eyes (optic neuritis/optic neuropathy) which are related to the dose and duration of ethambutol treatment. It causes optic neuritis (inflammation of nerve fibers in the eye) by interfering with important cellular activities (mitochondrial toxicity) in the nerve cells and inducing nerve damage (neuropathy) thereby affecting the transmission of visual information from the eye to brain. The symptoms of ethambutol induced optic neuritis include: decreased clearness of vision, loss of vision, disturbed vision due to blind spots, color blindness, visual field defect and eye pain
Q. What does ethambutol treat?
Ethambutol is an antibiotic effective against tuberculosis causing bacteria. It is used in the prevention, treatment and second time treatment of tuberculosis (a serious infection caused by bacteria that affects the lungs and in certain cases other parts of the body)
Q. Is ethambutol bacteriostatic or bactericidal?
Ethambutol is both a bacteriostatic and a bactericidal antibiotic. It suppresses the growth of bacteria (bacteriostatic) by interfering with the formation of the outer protective covering (cell wall) of the bacteria, thereby weakening it and causing cell death in certain cases (bactericidal)
Q. Is ethambutol hepatotoxic?
Liver toxicities are among the known side effects of ethambutol. Inflammation of liver (hepatitis), abnormal liver function causing yellowing of skin and eyes (jaundice), abnormal liver function tests (blood tests to assess health of liver) and very rarely liver failure have been noted in patients receiving multi drug (including ethambutol) treatment for tuberculosis. Please contact your doctor before taking ethambutol if you have any liver problems
Q. Is ethambutol toxicity reversible?
In most cases ethambutol toxicities are related to dose (depends upon the quantity of ethambutol you take) and duration of treatment and are reversible upon discontinuation. However, serious irreversible damage to eye and liver has been reported in rare cases
Q. Is ethambutol chemotherapy?
Ethambutol is an antibiotic used in the treatment of tuberculosis. Do not confuse it with chemotherapy or chemo drugs used for the treatment of cancer
Q. Ethambutol is effective against?
Ethambutol is effective against most tuberculosis causing bacteria belonging to Mycobacterium family (M. tuberculosis, M. avium complex, M. kansasii, M. marinum).


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Event: Glam doll Zarine Khan graced MMK college festival in Bandra.
Guest List: Zareen Khan
BAAHUBALI actress Tamannaah Bhatia, who looked utterly glamourous, spotted with mother at Mehboob Studios. Anupama Chopra was also spotted.
2.0 actress Amy Jackson was spotted at Mehboob Studios.
Sophie Choudry, Soha Ali Khan, Boney Kapoor spotted at Mumbai airport
Bollywood celebs Shah Rukh Khan, Zoya Akhtar, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Johnny Lever, Rahul Dholakia, Ritesh Sidhwani, HOney Irani and others at RAEES special screening.
Sexy Urvashi Rautela spotted at Mumbai airport and she posed for the shutterbugs.


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Deal of the Week: Chris Vognar's Screening Room series shows Kubrick's 'Dr. Strangelove'
You can't fight in the war room, but you're welcome to drop in on Dr. Strangelove on Nov. 1 at the Angelika for my Screening Room series. My favorite Stanley Kubrick film (I showed The Killing earlier this year as part of my film-noir series), it somehow manages to be both bone-dry and broad as a barn, especially when George C. Scott is on the screen. The triple performance from Peter Sellers doesn't hurt, either. It's the end of the world as we know it, and you'll feel fine. Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Angelika Film Center, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Dallas (at Mockingbird Station). Free. Reservations at dallasfilm.org (click on the Event Calendar tab). Seating is limited and first-come, first-served. – Chris Vognar


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Special presentations on a variety of wellness related topics are offered on the Hospital campus and at various community sites throughout the year. Topics are selected to provide a broad array of subjects including "hot topics" in the news and ways to manage specific health conditions. Lectures and special events offer the opportunity to meet our medical and allied health professional staff and learn about hospital services of interest to you.
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The J.M. Smucker Company named official sponsor of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams through 2016
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -The United States Olympic Committee today announced that The J.M. Smucker Company will be an official sponsor of the 2014 and 2016 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams in Sochi, Russia, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Four brands - Smucker's, Folgers, Jif, and Smucker's Uncrustables Sandwiches - will activate within the following product categories: packaged fruit and nut spreads, packaged ground or whole bean coffee, and packaged refrigerated/frozen hand-held sandwiches.
"We have always taken great pride in the athletes that strive to represent the United States in the Olympic Games and are truly honored to have this opportunity to help support their dreams," said Richard Smucker, Chief Executive Officer of The J.M. Smucker Company. "At Smucker our purpose is to help bring families together for memorable moments, and these gifted athletes do exactly the same thing for the entire country with their hard work, determination and, ultimately, unforgettable performances on the world stage."
Smucker's sponsorship of the USOC is effective immediately.
"We're proud to welcome The J.M. Smucker Company and its acclaimed lineup of brands to the U.S. Olympic family and to our steadfast roster of USOC sponsors - the team behind the team," said Scott Blackmun, Chief Executive Officer of the USOC. "This partnership provides America's athletes with valuable support and resources, affording them greater focus toward achieving their lifelong goal of representing the United States at the Olympic Games."
In addition to financial support, all Smucker participating brands will provide athletes and coaches at the U.S. Olympic Training Centers and additional team venues with a variety of delicious food products on a daily basis. The USOC has OTCs in Chula Vista, Calif., Colorado Springs, Colo., and Lake Placid, N.Y., and high performance training centers with nutrition services for U.S. athletes at every Olympic Games.
Smucker is already developing U.S. activation plans around the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. The Smucker's, Folgers, Jif and Smucker's Uncrustables brands will participate as associate sponsors of Team USA's Road to Sochi campaign.


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Too much meannessPosted Monday, August 6, 2012, at 3:10 PM
Talk about meanness, some of what we see on police reports is beyond ridiculous.
In the past week:
*A man attacked his wife because, he said, she had no food prepared or, she said, he didn't like what she'd prepared.
*A woman hid her boyfriend's beer to try to get him to stop drinking long enough to go to work. He knocked her to the ground -- apparently knocked her out, because she says she can't remember some of what happened -- then urinated on her and poured beer on her.
Note to heavy drinkers: The Southern stereotype of "redneck drunks" isn't anything to laugh at or be proud of, no matter how many country singers proclaim otherwise.
*A man who was refused entry to his girlfriend's house broke the door down, then came at her with a screwdriver after realizing she'd had a family member leave to call the police.
Too many people are out to hurt and get revenge on those from whom they feel like they aren't getting total respect. Sad.
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I know some of this probably occurred and we just did not hear about it years ago, but it seems to be so prevalent now that I can not help but think it is a reflection of our society mores, how we are not able to discipline our children and educators are not able to discipline our students.
Maybe also a lack of knowledge about the basic fabric of Roman culture and why many think they fell into ruin.
-- Posted by stevemills on Mon, Aug 6, 2012, at 3:50 PM
There is a local guy in BB that is always drunk...and when he's drinking, he's MEAN. (I have witnessed it when he came at me for telling him to leave)...and yet he drives all over (drunk) and ALWAYS gets away with it. (AND HE DOESN'T CARE!) I'm tired of people looking the other way...there's never a cop around (even though there's been plenty of bedford county cops out here recently), but I guarantee if it were me, I'd get pulled for having had a drink 4 hours ago. He's not going to kill himself (drinking/driving), he's going to kill someone I care about before he gets caught. :( (Sorry kinda off topic, but it really gets my goat!)
-- Posted by neighborhood mom on Tue, Aug 7, 2012, at 8:48 PM
neighborhood mom, I know how you feel. Our problem is not with drunks, but with kids in their cars and motorbikes speeding like they are on a race course. Our mailbox has been destroyed once this year (so far). Last year, it seemed like we were having to replace it every few months. I contacted the county and they stated they would try and patrol around. But I have yet to see any officers.
As for the topic at hand, people have been brought up thinking that it's never your fault, that it's someone else's. And that you have the right to get revenge on the person who wronged you instead of just moving on. But that is the society that we are living in. It seems as if all hope is lost in today's society. No one cares about talking things out. Everyone thinks that violence solves everything. And it is only going to get worse. Society is raising a generation of kids who have no responsibilities and are use to getting their way.
-- Posted by -Beth- on Tue, Aug 7, 2012, at 11:20 PM
The man takes a drink, then the drink takes a drink, finally the drink takes the man. The sad and tragic life of a hopeless, helpless drunk. Like a heartless tornado he/she tears through home and family, leaving nothing but ruin in their wake. The path of destruction is often so devastating, many are left with open wounds that can take a lifetime to heal...and some never do.
-- Posted by Tim Lokey on Wed, Aug 8, 2012, at 12:37 AM
Beth, we've dealt with that issue before also when we lived in a neighborhood...our problem was the "parents" of said children were the problem. THEY listed to scanners and when the cops were called on "their" wild kids driving like maniacs on the roads, they called them home and "hid" the dirt bikes. There's no "discipline" when the parents are encouraging them to break the law by allowing them to ride on the main roads. My job (as a parent) is to TEACH my children right and wrong, not turn my back when I know they are doing something wrong. THAT'S what's wrong with todays youth. Parents want to be their kids "friends"...be the "cool" parents...and there's no consequences anymore. Where's it going to end?!
-- Posted by neighborhood mom on Wed, Aug 8, 2012, at 7:30 AM
David, it seems that there is so much anger in society these days. People can't seem to have civil disagreements anymore. It is sad.
-- Posted by bbbluebird on Wed, Aug 8, 2012, at 9:36 AM
I am heart sick about the recent Woman who had her husband killed. Murder is not the answer, and was the wrong solution. I do however know some of the history here and there has been a long time problem of abuse, WHy she never got away from him I do not know. As is too often the case these things go on unchanged until one party either gets to brutal or the other reaches their last bit of ability to tolerate it any longer and somebody dies. Nobody wins....... My prayers go out to all the parties involved and for anyone in this situation Please leave or find help before it is to late. There are at least 4 families who will suffer their loses the rest of their lives because of this incident. If your abused call the police and seek help, if you find yourself to be an abuser get help, it is out there if you want it.
-- Posted by jstus on Tue, Aug 14, 2012, at 7:32 PM
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Minot Park Board
When: Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
Where: Room 204, Municipal Auditorium.
Agenda: This month's agenda will include the approval of bills and salaries, consideration of several approved alcohol permits and an addendum for bridge and trail repair, a request from the Parks Committee to move saved funds toward a new vehicle requisition, and to determine when to have the next planning meeting.
This meeting will be open to the public. Park Board commissioners are John Drady, Cliff Hovda, Connie Feist, Richard Sabol and Robert Petry.