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Excellent Apartment in Copacabana
Size23 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Towels
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Elevator in building
- Kitchen
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|Prado Junior, 20011040 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Excellent apartment, high floor, 24-hour residential concierge, 10 minutes walk from the subway station, 15 minutes from Sugar Loaf. Several 24-hour services around the area, banks, restaurants, supermarket, pizzeria, pharmacy, coffee shops, newsstands, laundromats, etc
1 block from the apartment there is a street which has supermarket. Bakery, deli, pharmacy, all 24 hours which means that there is always movement in the street near the apartment, not getting desert, off which is a big help when you want to buy something or eat anytime you want.
House rules*Maximum 2 persons!
*Security deposit R$300 check in. This money is returned if everything is ok in the apartment.
*Electricity charged as checking the clock at check in and check out. Staying in the middle is not charged (only one way, the guest do not forget the air conditioning on when leave the apartment).
*Time to check in from 7 to 10pm. And check out 07 of the 11am.
Check out between 11am to 10pm a 1/2 day will be charged.
*Any stain, makeup, suntan lotion, oil, etc. .. towels, pillow cases and sheets will be charged.
*Loss Key R$ 70.
(Having checked out very late at night just leave the keys inside the apartment and slam the door).
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Great location in Rio. One block away from the beach. Close to all the sights. Good restaurants nearby Luciana very friendly and helpful
Had great time
In a word - Fantastic! This apartment is perfect for those wanting to be close to Copacabana beach whilst also enjoying the local bars and restaurants. The apartment is small but more than adequate for a weeks stay in Rio. It has everything you need, its clean and furnished in a rather modern style. Lucinana couldn't have been more helpful. She was a wonderful host! Always ready to answer my questions, offer advice on bus routes, restaurants, taxi prices and other things. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this apartment to someone wanting a great base from which to explore Rio.
we had a great stay at lucianas appartment. The location was perfect, a block from copacabana and restaurants, supermarkets and shops right on your doorstep. Luciana was an exceptional host and welcomed us with everything we needed. We had an issue with the shower not heating up but Luciana fixed it as soon as poissible and was very concerned about the situation. The appartment had everything you need and is small but cosy and very new and clean.
Thanks for making our visit to Copacabana such a great experience Luciana
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The Leopards hire Rodney Byrd, an alum and fixture at the school for years.
By DAVID MURPHY
Published January 31, 2007
BROOKSVILLE - Over the past two months, Brent Gaustad has looked at close to 60 applications. He has spoken on the phone with men who have won state titles in Idaho, Alabama and Florida. He has interviewed people who have coached all over the state and country.
But as the search for the next head football coach at Hernando High ticked on, it became increasingly clear to the athletic director that the right man for the job was already on campus.
"It's going to make the transition really easy," Gaustad said.
Hernando officially introduced school fixture Rodney Byrd as its head coach Tuesday afternoon. A man who has worn nearly every hat there is to wear at the school - athletic director, assistant football coach, head girls basketball coach, physical education teacher - will finally don the one he has long coveted.
Byrd was selected over two others - Port St. Joe coach John Palmer and Suwannee coach Bobby Bennett - and informed of the decision Tuesday morning. He replaces Matt Smith, who was fired in December after compiling a 7-23 regular-season record, including a 2-8 mark in 2006, in his three seasons as coach.
Byrd, 46, was born and raised in Brooksville and played three seasons of football for Hernando before moving on to Eastern Kentucky, where he played safety and won a Division I-AA national championship.
He was an assistant coach at Hernando from 1985-2000 and 2002-05. Last year, he led a Leopards junior varsity team that had won just one game in the previous two seasons to a 4-4 record.
Byrd was a finalist for the head coaching job in Pasco this month. He was also a finalist for the Hernando job in 2004, when Smith was hired. Gaustad said Byrd's interview separated him from the other candidates.
"He really shined," he said.
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There are national indoor track leaders around Rochester, according to website
When Greece Olympia senior Desmond Mobley launched himself into a long jump pit at The College at Brockport last weekend, he set the Section V indoor track record at 24 feet-1 inch.
Mobley also produced his second performance of the season that is among the top 10 in the nation, according to a leaderboard compiled by MileSplit.com.
Only Andre Jefferson, who competes with John Tyler in Tyler, Texas at 24-11 has a long jump further than Mobley's best during the Trent Jackson Memorial Invitational inside Brockport's Special Events Recreation Center.
Mobley and Le Roy junior Rubin Owens also are sixth on the MileSplit.com boys high jump leaderboard at 6-8.
Penfield senior Katie Lembo ran what is the third-fastest 1,500 on Jan. 5 at 4:40.71. Here are more performances in the section that are top 10 on the milesplit.com national leaderboards:
• Keith Pease (Greece Athena senior): 4:16.94 on Jan. 5. (8th in the nation).
• Chauncey Scissum Rush-Henrietta senior): 47-1 triple jump on Jan. 5. (9th).
• Brian Smith (Greece Athena senior): 34.63, 300-meter dash on Jan. 19. (7th).
• Smith (Athena): 6.44, 55-meter dash on Jan. 19.
• Georgia Tuttle (Irondequoit): 4:45.13, 1,500 on Dec. 21. (7th).
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Twenty years ago – 1993
David Goerlitz, the former "Winston man", has appeared at several locations in Chautauqua County this week with a strong anti-smoking message. His stops included the Campus Center at Fredonia State, Dunkirk High and Middle schools, Silver Creek and Cassadaga Valley high schools and Cassadaga Job Corps. He is sponsored by the American Cancer Society. A former 3 1/2 pack per day smoker, Mr. Goerlitz suffered a stroke that left him with partial paralysis of his left side and no taste of food. He said that nicotine is as addictive as heroin and that tobacco kills.
Thirty years ago – 1983
Calendar Girl for the month of March is Julie Lapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Boltz of Walker Road, Portland. A senior at Brocton Central School, she is a member of the National Honor Society, co-recipient of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, and winner of a scholarship from the Pennsylvania Society of Engineers. Julie was also selected as a member of the McDonald's All-American Band. She hopes to further her education at Cornell University.
Forty years ago – 1973
Judge John T. Curtin of the Federal Court in Buffalo has ordered the Dunkirk Board of Education to make free lunches available to all schools and to students who meet income requirements.
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Roadrunners to tee off fall campaign at The "Mo"Morial
SAN ANTONIO — The UTSA women's golf team will tee off its 2013 fall campaign at The "Mo" Morial this Monday-Wednesday, Sept. 9-11, at Traditions Club (par 72, 6,206 yards) in Bryan, Texas.
The field features East Carolina, Elon, Florida State, Kentucky, Redlands CC, Rollins, Texas A&M, UCF, UTPA, UTSA and Virginia. The teams will play 18 holes each day with tee times beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday and 8 a.m. on the final day.
The "Mo"Morial is named after former Texas A&M women's golfer Monica Welsh, a four-year letterwinner for the Aggies from 1978-82 who tragically died in an automobile accident in 1992.
The last time UTSA competed in the event was in 2011 when the Roadrunners placed 11th overall. Paola Valerio led the way with 30th-place showing (79-71-84—234).
What: The "Mo"Morial
Where: Traditions Club (par 72/6206 yards) • Bryan, Texas
When: Monday, Sept. 9 — Wednesday, Sept. 11
Teams: East Carolina, Elon, Florida State, Kentucky, Redlands CC, Rollins, Texas A&M, UCF, UTPA, UTSA and Virginia.
Live Stats: golfstat.com
UTSA Lineup
Fabiola Arriaga, Sr. (Torreon, Mexico)
· Recorded five top-10 finishes last season
· 2012 Southland Conference Player of the Year
· Two-time first-team all-conference selection
· Set a program record with a 74.81 stroke average last season
Chelsea Bretcher, Sr. (Austin, Texas)
· Posted a 77.84 stroke average last season
· Carded a six-over 73-75-74—222 to tie for 26th at the 2012 Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate
· Tied for 39th with an eight-over-par 76-76-72—224 at the 2012 Alamo Invitational
Taylor Newlin, Sr. (Frisco, Texas)
· Third on the team last season with a 76.03 stroke average
· Two-time second-team all-conference selection
· Has played in all 30 tournaments the last three seasons
· Named to WGCA All-American Scholar Team
Aimee Pontee, Fr. (Guernsey, U.K.)
· Three-time Island Championships champion (2001-13)
· Four-time Guernsey Girls Club winner (2009-12)
· Advanced to round of 32 at 2012 British Girls Championship
Brogan Townend, So. (Blackburn, England)
· Recorded a 77.61 stroke average last season
· Shot a season-best 220, which included a round of 68, at The Alamo Invitational (Oct. 28-30)
· Tied for 18th at the Seminole Match-Up (Feb. 15-17) for her best finish of the season
· A member of the English National Team
· Two-time runner-up at the Northern Women's Championship
2013 Season Preview
Head coach Carrie Parnaby returns for her sixth season leading the Roadrunners. She recently sat down with goUTSA.com to give a season preview on her team.
What's your general assessment of your team heading into the season?
"We have three seniors and I'm excited about their leadership and the quality of the golf that they've been playing since they've gotten back to school. I'm looking for some great play out of them. I'm really excited about the underclassmen. The transition with our two freshmen has been awesome. Aimee Ponte qualified for our top five for the first tournament, so she's stepped right in and done a great job. The team chemistry has also been really good, which is one of my top priorities. I'm really excited to see how they perform at this first tournament. Our schedule is the toughest we've ever had, especially in the fall, but we are looking forward to the challenge."
What is your approach to the fall season?
"The fall season is a chance for the freshmen to see what college golf is all about. They've come in pretty prepared, but getting them comfortable is important. It's also a chance for our team to mesh. You want your team to start off well, because your play in the fall certainly affects your ranking. That's really important to us and that's how you get into postseason. Our goal is to always maintain a top-50 ranking. The girls have higher goals of being ranked in the top 25 and making it to nationals, but we've got to play well every week throughout the year and not just the spring. The fall season is very important."
What did it mean to your program to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Regional last season?
"It meant a lot to us. The previous year, I think we would have also received one, but we won conference to qualify. Obviously, that is a goal of ours every year, but to get the at-large bid and that type of recognition shows that we are a top program. It was exciting and the girls are very proud to have been the first team in any sport to accomplish that here at UTSA. Anytime you do something for the first time it's always special."
What will the move to Conference USA be like for your program?
"The Southland had some very good programs and the WAC was a very good golf conference last year with three or four teams ranked in the top 50 most of the year. The biggest difference moving into Conference USA will be the number of teams competing. The top four or five teams should be very good. Tulane finished in the top 10 at nationals last year and they are preseason top 25, so they will be a force. East Carolina and Tulsa also will have very good teams. I expect us to be in that mix and there's no reason why we can't be competitive."
What have your three seniors meant to the program during their time at UTSA?
"Fabiola has improved incredibly during the time she has been here. At one time last fall she was ranked in the top 25 individuals in the nation and we've never had anyone ranked that high. She is a really excellent on-course leader and is a very confident and mentally tough player. It's been great to have her in our program. I'm really excited about Chelsea, because she's been playing really well since she's been back on campus this semester. She has a great personality and is fun to be around, and those types of players are always great to have on your team. Taylor is steady. She's our rock. She's incredible with her academics and I'm really impressed with how hard she works at her game. All three have grown so much in so many different ways since they were freshmen."


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'Dallas' Season 3 DVD boasts some tasty deleted scenes, but no other extras
UPDATED: Well, what can I say? I was tired when I got the DVD set, and I somehow misread the insert and thought deleted scenes were only on the third DVD. A kind Twitter follower pointed out my mistake, and indeed, there are scenes on all three DVDs. My final analysis remains the same, however: Too much Emma, not enough Judith.
The DVD of the third and final season of TNT's reboot of Dallas went on sale Tuesday (Warner Home Video, $39.98). It features the 15 episodes from the third season, which ended with a cliffhanger that saw Christopher Ewing (Jesse Metcalfe) most likely killed in a car explosion, as well as 30 deleted scenes (nearly 50 minutes total).
The series' cancellation launched a flurry of fan frenzy in trying to save it (indeed, I'm still getting daily emails from people wanting me to help bring back the series), but the network and stars have been extremely clear on this: It's over. It's done. It's not coming back.
So fans will have to content themselves with those deleted scenes, some of which are quite excellent. I'm particularly fond of the first one, which has a setting I'd begged for — the beautiful gardens at the Nasher Sculpture Center. Museum Tower was getting so much airtime on the show, as the residence for some of the Ewings, that I thought it only fair that its architectural arch-rival, the Nasher, get equal time. Too bad it never got broadcast. That scene shows Ann (Brenda Strong) and Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) talking about whether Ann was being too hard on Bobby (Patrick Duffy) for his nefarious framing of Cliff Barnes (Ken Kercheval) for the murder of J.R. Ewing (the late Larry Hagman). Sue Ellen comes down on the side of being relentlessly hard on Bobby. "It's like Cliff. It's like J.R.," she points out of his activities. Bad role models, indeed.
Other scenes showcase all the major cast members, with way too much of Emma (Emma Bell), whose exclusion, let's face it, would have been no great loss, and only a few scenes featuring the fabulously evil Judith Ryland (Judith Light), which is a very great loss. Lots of Linda Gray, whose acting is always a fine thing to behold, and Josh Henderson (who played John Ross), who is a fine thing to behold, period. Dallas' own actor-artist Kevin Page, who was so wonderful as Bum, gets a couple of nice moments, and we get to see Bobby actually doing something one would do on a ranch, shoeing a horse. Yes, you get to see the underside of horse's hoof — exciting! So very Dallas! Well, at least, so very Dallas!
No word on when or if a boxed set of the entire three-season run might be released, but if so, here's what I'd like for it to include to make it really special: 1) a flask of J.R. Ewing Private Reserve bourbon, 2) a horseshoe with "Dallas" engraved on it, 3) a bust of John Ross (just because he's so cute), and 4) a mini J.R. Ewing tombstone paperweight (yeah, I'm a little bit Goth). Also, if they wanted to really go all out, they could do men's and women's versions, with the men's having a J.R. Ewing belt buckle and the women's a version of that infamous green corset that both Emma and Pamela (Julie Gonzalo) wore in bed with John Ross. It'd be available in various sizes, of course; not all of us are a size 0.
I know, I'm dreaming. But tell us: If you could choose one item to include in the three-season boxed set, what would it be? Let us know in comments!
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Klinik Belair
Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Treatment of liver metastases with percutaneous embolization (coiling) (program ID: 56033)
Claudia de Rossi
Department of Internal Medicine
Specialized in: internal medicine
Nov 2015 Fachärztin Allgemeine innere Medizin Praxiszentrum am Bahnhof, Schaffhausen
Jan 2014 - Okt Gründung der Praxis Dr. med. Claudia de Rossi
Nov 2009 - Dez 2013 Angestellte Ärztin in der Praxis Dr. med. Pia de Rossi
Nov 2009 - Okt 2011 Ärztin in der Klinik für Geriatrie, Bethanien-Krankenhaus, Heidelberg
Nov 2008 - Okt 2009 Teilnahme am ärztlichen Bereitschaftsdienst in Hessen, Notdienstzentrale Rüsselsheim
Apr 2008 - Okt 2009 Weiterbildungsassistentin in der Praxis Dres. med. Oster und Heyse, Hofheim
Jun 2005 - Apr 2008 Assistenzärztin in der ll. Medizinischen Klinik (Kardiologie), GPR-Klinikum Rüsselsheim
Jul 2004 - Mai 2005 Assistenzärztin in der Abteilung für Thoraxchirurgie, Dr.-Horst-Schmidt-Kliniken, Wiesbaden
Dez 2002 - Jun 2004 Ärztin im Praktikum (AIP) in der Abteilung für Viszeral- und Gefässchirurgie, Krankenhaus Salem, Heidelberg
A Therapist, a specialist in internal medicine, has very broad medical knowledge about diseases suffered by adolescents, adults and older people. In addition, the therapist may offer a complete physical examination, which will help to identify disease at an early stage.
Complete physical examination is carried out using the most modern equipment and a high level of quality control. The therapist knows all common methods of examinations (e.g., blood and urine tests, x-ray) and can recommend exactly the method that is necessary in every individual case. Based on the results, the therapist selects the appropriate method of treatment. If the patient suffers from any chronic illness, the therapist can visit him at home, even for a long time. The therapist may also perform minor surgeries, such as stitching tissues under local anesthesia. For special treatment, the internal medicine physician will refer his patients to specialized doctors with the appropriate level of knowledge.
In many cases, specific knowledge of the specialist of internal medicine is the basis for further training in various fields, such as cardiology, rheumatology or gastroenterology.
Program includes:
- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
- review of medical records
- physical examination
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- general urine analysis
- biochemical analysis of blood
- TSH-basal, fT3, fT4
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- inflammation indicators (CRP, ESR)
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- abdominal ultrasound
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- preoperative care
- percutaneous embolization (coiling)
- symptomatic treatment
- cost of essential medicines
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (95 votes).
In short: Good route, well organised only thing that disappointed me was the cheap looking medal.Date of review: December 3, 2012
In short: The second year of this marathon and apart from the A20 a great course.In full: Marathons and main roads don't normally go together very well (not for runners anyway) so when I first noticed the 'A20' in the title of the A20 Path 'n' Downs Marathon in Hollingbourne just outside Maidstone, Kent it didn't seem very appealing. But then neither did the Luton Marathon (with all due respect to people living in Luton) which was the only other marathon option for today. So to help me decide which one to go for I read all about the marathons on the relevant websites. In the end I opted for the Velocity Event's marathon as it mentioned running along quite undulating country lanes and over the downs as well as paths alongside the A20 – I thought the contrast would be interesting to say the least. I arrived at the race HQ in plenty of time for the 9.00am start and unlike most race HQ's, which can often be very shabby places, I was immediately impressed with this one as it was the 4 star Mercure Hotel – all very posh. The other good thing was that the start and finish was just on the other side of the A20 with a bag drop tent and even better a burger bar (for post marathon carb replenishment of course). - If you would like to read more then check out my full blog here at http://60in60at60.com/2012/11/18/m47-a20-path-n-downs/Date of review: November 23, 2012
In short: great day outIn full: Well worth the drive from Derbyshire, It was a sunny day the route was mainly on quite lanes which made for a realy enjoyable run, the bit on the A20 was not that bad as the traffic was not to bad , big thanks to all involved for making it a great race.Date of review: November 21, 2012
In short: Stunning viewsIn full: Great scenery, great pitstops with jaffa cakes, flat coke (very welcome in the 2nd half), sweets, friendly marshals and a grub van at the end.Hilly course on tarmac - some great downhill running! Decent medal at the end and the use of the hotel was a bonusNot too keen on runing along the A20 path but the rest of the roads are quiet and very scenic. And hey! You can always plug into your ipod along the A20 path... All in all a well-organised, well-marshalled event with a small, friendly field of like minded runners.Date of review: November 21, 2012
In short: The marathon was fun. Lovely route over the downs, quiet lanes were great. Running along the A20 not quite as nice, but we all knew the route. Friendly all the way around, runners and marshals. Well stocked feed stations. In full: Only small suggestion for improvement would be a bit more thought put into the medal, it was generic and you had to look hard to see if it was for the marathon.Thank you to all those who gave up their Sunday morning to put the race on.Date of review: November 19, 2012
In short: Tough course with a couple of long hills through pleasant scenery helped by lovely weather. Great location for HQ and the organisation couldn't be faulted, although no T-shirts seemed to be on offer.Date of review: November 19, 2012
In short: Hilly but PB potentialDate of review: November 19, 2012
In short: Excellent course, challenging and scenic, there were a couple of unmarked junctions late in race, but luckilly i had a previous entrant in front to follow. Will definately return.Date of review: November 19, 2012
In short: Well organised eventIn full: Lovely weather helped make this a great run around rural Kent lanes. Some tough hills to test you with some great downhills too! Very well organised, great marshalling and regular aid stations with gels, mars, jellybabies, coke, marshmallows, jaffa cakes - plenty to choose from! The burger van at the finish was doing good business and meant people were hanging around for a while to cheer other runners in which added to the very sociable atmosphere. Would definitely come back another year. The only thing I would say is that the medal wasn't anything special for the entry fee - personally I'd rather pay #30 and get a nice custom made medal than pay #25 and get a generic one - not really a criticism - more a suggestion! Please pass on my thanks and appreciation to all the volunteers involved - we couldn't do these races without you! Date of review: November 18, 2012
In full: What an awesome event the full marathon was !! Only decided on Friday to do it and am so happy I did. Very surprised at just how lovely the scenery was...just the bits by the road were abit grim but short lived. I loved it...i loved the extra bits at the water stations...marshmallows, choccie bars and coca cola !! That was a lovely extra special touch. Some gorgeous country lanes en route with very little traffic. A couple of monster hills but so what...what goes up must come down. A brilliant event and one to put in your diary for next year but also fab weather helped.Date of review: November 18, 2012
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Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) is one of 16 two-year colleges in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS).
BCTC was formed in 2005 by the consolidation of Lexington Community College and Central Kentucky Technical College. At BCTC, our goal is to prepare students for successful transfer to Kentucky four-year colleges or for immediate entrance into fulfilling careers.
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Tax time can be stressful, especially if the person you turn to for help with your taxes doesn't do the job you expected. Each year during tax season, my office hears from consumers about tax preparers who do poor work, file documents without consumers' approval, and charge unreasonably high fees.
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Classification is undertaken so that players can be assigned a Sport Class (which groups players together in tournaments to compete against each other). During the classification process, the player is allocated a Sport Class Status (which indicates when players should be evaluated and how their Sport Class may be challenged). The Classification Regulations provide a framework within which the process of classification takes place.
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Canadians are proud of their country's tradition of providing protection for those in need. Bill C-31, the Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act, however, contradicts this tradition.
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3 Ways to Drink Your Candy Canes (and Other Holiday Cocktails)
LAS VEGAS ( TheStreet) -- 'Tis the season for merry spirits, and mixologists across the country have handcrafted cocktail menus featuring all sorts of holiday delights. Drawing inspiration from winter fruits, sweets and seasonal icons, these libations incorporate innovative techniques and ingredients and are sure to delight. TravelsinTaste brings you these from around the country.
If you're looking for cocktails with a flair, it's best to start in Las Vegas. With its distinctive design and special effects technology, Tabu has sparked a nightlife trend capturing worldwide attention -- and the drinks are just as enticing. Their White Mint-tini is a minty cocktail that will keep guests warm this blustery season. The chilled drink consists of Frangelico, Rumplemintz and cream, strained into a martini glass and garnished with a dash of cinnamon.
The Venetian and The Palazzo , meanwhile, offer a specialty cocktail: the Gondolier Blanco. This "Winter in Venice"-inspired cocktail features white chocolate liqueur, white creme de menthe, white creme de cocoa, white chocolate syrup and cream, shaken and strained into a candy cane-rimmed martini glass.
If you'd like to celebrate the chill, the place to be is the Minus5 Ice Bar at Monte Carlo. Its Terry Fator's Darth Fator Christmas cocktail features a delightful blend of Skyy Vodka, Dark Creme de Cacoa and Gaetano hazelnut liqueur served in the famous Minus5 ice glasses.
Would you prefer to stay inside and savor a snowflake? Hyde Bellagio 's Snowflake is a delicate and pure drink that packs an icy bite thanks to a splash of liquid nitrogen. Served in a glass "frosted" by freshly fallen coconut "snowflakes" and sweetened with Malibu rum, the cocktail is as delicious to sip as it is to admire. If you'd prefer something of a different color, tart and seasonal pomegranate juice gives the Ponce di Granada its rich holiday color, while lychee liquor adds a sweet twist. The star of the cocktail is Le Grand Saint Sparkling Vodka, an effervescent liquor also known as the champagne of vodkas.
Candy canes and Grinches are making the rounds this holiday season. The Vanderbilt Grace in Newport, R.I., has its own twist on the candy cane with its Candy Cane Martini -- an alcoholic version of the iconic holiday candy. This concoction includes Skyy Vodka, peppermint schnapps, White Chocolate Godiva with a splash of milk. It is shaken and served on the rocks, or straight up. Meanwhile their Scrooge-Driver is a tasty combination of Stoli Blueberi, orange juice and pineapple juice, which is served on the rocks. Grinch got your tongue? Their Grinch's Stolen Spritzer combines Stoli Pomegranik, Triple Sec and green apple puree with a splash of pineapple juice. It is shaken well and finished with Dooryard Apple Cider. How's that for apple inspiration?


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In short: Great event, maybe add more water.In full: My second go at this great run, I trained for a time around 5hrs and was on course for this until I got to the drink station around 18 miles and discovered that they had no water left. They did have Lucozade Elite but as I had just taken an Isogel with caffine, I thought better of it.The weather was a lot warmer than last year and in order not to dehydrate even more than I was already I was forced to walk/jog until I had managed to get water at a later water station.Great event, well put together, well done Chris and Andy.Date of review: October 8, 2013
In short: Nice race, traffic issuesIn full: Arrived early and tried to join the carpark queue from a side street, thought better of it and found some free carparking elsewhere.Lack of information around the start area, didn't even know the race had started until people started moving.Hilly and well marshalled course, just missed out on a PB so I'll be back I am sure.Date of review: March 17, 2013
In short: A great way to deserve a christmas pudding.In full: A great event well marshalled and friendly. School canteen open to serve hot food and drink before and after the event.A long slow hill on pavement, even though some could do with a repair job.Overall a good event.Date of review: December 10, 2012
In short: Second time out and Second time getting a PB, don't know how with the hill.In full: A great event, improve first few miles this year with a wide road section rather than the narrow cycle paths of last year.Ran this event 1st in 2011 and got a Half PB, having knocked out a new pb at Birmingham Half 4 weeks ago, I wasn't expecting to get another so soon. Nearly 26 mins quicker than last year.Great event I will be back next year.Date of review: November 20, 2012
In short: A nice run out in town.In full: Overall a good race, being a slower runner and choosing my starting place towards the back of the field.A little congested in places but did not cause to many hold ups and a quick request to come through was met with a gap opening up.Well marshalled and great support from the crowd and other runners.Looks like my chip did not record correctly as my gun time matches my chip time and is about 4 mins off my own garmin time.Date of review: April 15, 2012
In short: Shame my recorded time was 30 mins quicker than my GarminIn full: Having done this race for the last 2 years I was well up for doing it in 2012. Usual issues as previous years, cars and pedestrians trying to use the same gate into carpark leading to queues to get in. Marshalls were great around the course all in all a great race, until you got through the finish.I recorded a time of 1:17 on my Garmin, there was a facility to check your time before leaving, tap in your number and the time was displayed, Mine said I had completed it in 0:47:20.Goodie bags at this event have always been good with a medal, T-shirt and other bits and pieces. Not this year they had not got enough and asked people to write down their name, not sure if I should hold my breath and wait to see what happens.Bottled water had ran out by the time I finished and had to make do with a cup. The Bananas on offer looked like they had been thrown away by a shop at the end of the day.But I will be back.Date of review: March 11, 2012
In short: Great Orme, Great Run and a PB what more could you ask for.In full: A great event overall, my few grumbles would be water stations were not as advertised, the type of container the water was in and the quantity of it was difficult to manage, and finally the sand on the bike path maybe could have been removed.Looking back at it I have no idea how I managed a PB. This was my 3rd Half Marathon in 6 weeks and the 3rd PB knocking 13 minutes off my Royal Parks Half time set 6 weeks ago, that being a relatively flat course in comparison to Conwy.Date of review: November 21, 2011
In short: Great first event, well managed,In full: A very well managed event, the two things that would make it better as others have mentioned more toilets and bins around the start area.Date of review: September 4, 2011
In short: Good Crowd, loads of supportIn full: Very nice start towards the back.(i know my place)Friendly crowd. I had driven the course a few weeks ago but seemed a lot harder by legs. Felt like I was running up hill constantly. Loads of support through the villages. Fantastic finish in the park.Thanks to all those who gave their time for this race.Date of review: April 26, 2010
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Submerged wood inhabiting macoinvertebrates of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, Texas: Assemblage analyses, comparisons to the benthic fauna, and a study of Cyrnellus fraternus (Trichoptera: Polycentropodidae)
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Description: Taxonomic composition and spatio-temporal variability of macroinvertebrates inhabiting snags were examined from an 8-km segment of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. Seventy-seven macroinvertebrate taxa were collected from submerged wood during the study. Assemblages were highly variable spatially and temporally, especially among seasons. An ordination of species and environment did not find snag taxa to have striking correlations with many of the selected environmental variables, although there were some trends in flow-mediated species distributions. There were significant seasonal differences in the abundances of some taxa, particularly among the Chironomidae (Diptera). The Tribe Orthocladiini was numerically abundant during the winter, while the Tribes Chironomini and Tanytarsini dominated the summer and autumn. Additionally, this study included a secondary production and microdistribution analysis of a population of the caddisfly Cyrnellus fraternus. Distributions of C. fraternus were restricted to snags, the most stable substratum for retreat building and for resisting periodic high waters. Larvae were not found in the soft sand and mud benthic habitats near submerged wood. The insects were multivoltine with a minimum of three generations per year. Pupae were collected July through September and adults emerged from May through October. The population overwintered as larvae. Estimated annual production was 1,015.4 ...
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Yet another huge developer of video games has expressed concerns regarding high price of Sony PlayStation 3 video game console. According to an Electronic Arts executive, if Sony does not ensure that the price of its game console is on par with inexpensive Microsoft Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii, Sony may completely lose the battle in this generation of consoles.
"I'm really not sure what's going on with Sony. They've been such a great, great partner and PlayStation 2 being such a great machine that, God, I hope they get out of this and they figure it out and they are around for a long time. You know, I can't tell them what to do. I don't know their finances. [But] I love having the three major machines like that," said Glen Schofield, general manager of Redwood Shores, a studio that belongs to Electronic Arts and the developer of Dead Space title, in an interview with Gamesindustry.biz web-site.
Back in late November '07 the head of Activision said that in order to better compete against Nintendo Wii, the console that has outsold Microsoft Xbox 360 and has been consistently outselling Sony's PlayStation 3, Microsoft Corp. and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. would need to cut their pricing to $199 in the following 24 months. The world's largest software maker actually slashed Xbox 360 Arcade price to $199. Meanwhile, Sony's PS3 still costs $399, which is very high given current market environment.
Even though sales of PlayStation 3 video game console improved considerably in the first half of 2008 after Sony slashed its pricing by $100 to $399 and Blu-ray disc won the format war, they started to drop below year-over-year level in late 2008 as the economy crisis began to take its toll.
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Eldorado High School's football schedule took a bit of a shakeup this season.
It's been the norm for the better part of three years now that the Eagles open up with perennial rival Carmi-White County. That game has been highly regarded as a Super Bowl of sorts between the two schools.
Enter 2013 and Eldorado now opens its Week 1 march to the postseason with Sesser-Valier-Waltonville-Woodlawn, but don't judge the schedule to think this particular game has any less meaning.
It's been well documented that Eldorado head coach Brandon Hampton is 0-6 in his tenure against the Red Devils and after a Week 9 loss to Sesser-Valier-Waltonville-Woodlawn last season, this game has been circled on the schedule for some time now.
"Very rarely does it happen where the Week 9 opponent becomes the Week 1 opponent, but that's where we are at right now," Hampton said. "Sesser-Valier is a team in the last couple of years have found a way to win - and win late - against us. That loss a year ago really stung. We weren't able to get into the playoffs and our kids have thought about that game, that season for the better part of a year now."
To add fuel to the fire, the Eagles begin their journey on the road, which Hampton said presents another challenge all on its own.
"Sesser-Valier is a team that has been in the playoffs five years in a row," he said. "They are a program that has had a lot of recent success and it's not very long ago, they were undefeated and won a conference championship. They have a lot of good players, they've worked hard in the weight room. It'll be interesting when you play on the road."
To Hampton's credit, he counters with a ballclub that is truly senior-laden. Eldorado returns seven seniors on offense and nine seniors on defense.
Hampton is all too familiar with the makeup of his team, but admittedly the unknown is just seeing how his guys react when the football is kicked off.
"We do have some new guys in some new spots and we're anxious to see them play there," Hampton said. "Just like we have a new wrinkle or two in our offensive, defensive and kicking game package, you know Sesser does as well.
"Every coach in the state understands how important it is to get off to a good start Week 1.
You work so hard. You feel like you have worked from November, until now and then Friday night. There is such elation from being 1-0 as opposed to being 0-1 and not getting it done."
Hampton makes it a point of emphasis to preach "practice like you play" and in the early going, he's been impressed with how clean his guys have been in formations.
Page 2 of 2 - "We haven't put the ball on the ground, we've handled it in kicking situations," Hampton said. "Week 1 you just don't want to go out there and beat yourself. You don't want to drop kicks, punts and put the ball on the ground on offense. We're looking for an offensive identity where our team is smart and physical."
As for the Red Devils, Hampton doesn't expect much change from S-V-W-W, despite having some new players in key positions.
"Sesser is really strong offensively" Hampton added. "They give you a lot of different formations and they do a good job at taking advantage of what their people do. They'll move a tight end or a wing around, they don't just lineup the same way very often. It's a lot of window dressing, they run their base plays. They played us really well in the second half a year ago, so we anticipate that's what kind of look we'll get. But, they'll have a strong running game with a big fullback. They've been able to use weapons that a lot of teams in the conference don't have with big tight ends. They have new starting quarterback that likes to get out of the pocket and they've had a good offeseason. We expect to see them ready to go Week 1."
Hampton hopes his Eagles are ready to go too.
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Cranes return to refuge
October 20, 2006
Sandhill cranes are one of the many species that can be observed during the winter months at the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge, the oldest refuge in Texas.
There is a wildlife refuge a short journey away. The Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge is the oldest refuge in Texas and home to 250,000 sandhill cranes during the winter season.
And winter is the best time to visit, according to refuge manager Harold Beierman.
"We have the largest concentration of sandhill cranes," Beierman said.
Sandhill cranes began arriving at the refuge Oct. 12, according to a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service press release.
The 5,800-acre refuge was established as a wintering area for waterfowl. When the lakes are full, 600 acres of water are available for wildlife, according to the Web site.
"When the park was established in 1935 the water table was much higher and there were 700,000 ducks using the area. Since then farming practices have changed and the water table has changed so there are not as many ducks and the sandhill cranes became present," Beierman said. "They did a flip-flop."
There are other animals to observe when visiting the refuge, such as many species of ducks, mule deer, prairie dogs and some coyotes.
From Clovis take U.S. Highway 84 east to Muleshoe, then take Texas 214 south 20 miles to the refuge sign. Go west on a caliche road for 2.25 miles to refuge headquarters. The trip takes about two hours. From Portales, take highway 202 to Muleshoe.
There is no fee to visit the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge. Park staff ask that all visitors sign in at the park headquarters.
Camping and picnic facilities are available at the refuge as well as a one-mile nature trail located near the refuge headquarters. Paul's Lake, six miles northeast of the headquarters, also has a quarter-mile nature trail. There is a small visitors center at the refuge office with animal displays, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Web site.
Roosevelt County has a smaller sister wildlife refuge called the Grulla National Wildlife Refuge, located near Arch, about 25 miles northwest of the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge. It has 3,239 acres with 2,000 acres being saline lake bed, according to the Web site.
Call (806) 946-3341 or visit the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Web site at southwest.fws.gov.
Wildlife viewing tips
— Dawn and dusk are the best times to see wildlife.
— Observe wildlife from the sidelines.
— Leave "abandoned" young animals alone. A parent is most likely close by waiting for you to leave.
— Do not offer snacks; our food can disrupt wildlife's digestive system.
— Cars make good observation blinds. Drive slowly, stopping to scan the area for hiding creatures.
— Use binoculars or a long lens for a closer look.
— Try sitting quietly in one location to let wildlife get used to your presence. Animals might reappear once they think you are gone.
— Have children observe quietly.
— Look for animal tracks, scat, feathers, abandoned nests.
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Angel Melaku better known as Lola Monroe looks amazing with her short naturally curly short pixie. We love how there is no order to how her hair falls but it just works so well flowing a little all over the place. To add to this already sexy hairstyle the way she points her fringe just looks amazing and really works well with the curls which we don't tend to see too often with short pixies or any bangs.


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Peanut Butter and Jelly Ice Cream Sandwiches
- For the Magical Peanut Butter Cookies:
- 1 cup peanut butter, creamy or crunchy
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Strawberry Ice-Cream:
- 1 cup whole milk
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 2 cups half-and-half
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups diced strawberries
- For assembly:
- 6 tablespoons strawberry preserves
- Peanut butter chips or chopped peanuts, optional
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a large baking sheet.
In a mixing bowl, combine the peanut butter, 1 cup sugar, the egg, and vanilla, and stir well with a spoon. Roll the dough into balls the size of walnuts. Place the balls on the prepared baking sheet. With a fork, dipped in sugar to prevent sticking, press a crisscross design on each cookie. Bake for 12 minutes, remove from the oven, and sprinkle the cookies with some of the remaining sugar. Cool slightly before removing from pan.
Strawberry Ice-Cream:
In a small bowl, whisk together the first 5 ingredients. Puree the strawberries in a food processor and add to cream mixture. Pour the mixture into an ice cream maker. After freezing in the ice cream maker, transfer to a container and place in the freezer, to freeze solid, for 6 hours before serving.
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Spread the strawberry preserves on a peanut butter cookie. Top with a small scoop of strawberry ice cream and cover with another cookie. Roll sides in peanut butter chips or peanuts, if desired.
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d) Unless otherwise expressly agreed the Company may effect delivery in one or more instalments. Where delivery is effected in instalments, each delivery shall be treated as a separate contract.
e) If delivery is required, charges in addition to the contract price will be made.
6. Risk
Risk in the goods shall pass on delivery.
7. Title in the goods
All goods are supplied to the Customer by the Company of the following terms:
(i) the goods shall remain the sole and absolute property of the Company as legal and equitable owner until such time as the Customer shall have paid to the Company the agreed price.
(ii) until such payment the Customer shall be in possession of the goods solely as bailee for the Company and in a fiduciary capacity and shall store the goods in such a way as to be identified as the property of the Company.
(iii) the Company reserves the immediate right of repossession of any goods to which it has retained title as aforesaid and thereafter to re-sell the same and for this purpose the Customer hereby grants an irrevocable right and licence to the Company's servants and agents to enter upon all or any of its premises with or without vehicles during normal business hours. This right shall continue to subsist not withstanding the termination of the contract for any reason and it without prejudice to any accrued rights of the Company there under or otherwise.
(iv) the Customer shall be at liberty and in the ordinary course of its business sell and deliver the goods to any third party as the Company's bailee and in a fiduciary capacity and provided that the entire proceeds of sale are held in a separate bank account for the Company and are not mingled with any other monies and shall at all times be identifiable as the Company's monies. The Customer agrees upon being so requested by the Company to assign to the Company all rights and claims which the Customer may have against its Customers arising from such sales until payment is made in full as aforesaid.
8. Third party rights
a) The Customer shall indemnify the Company against any and all liabilities, claims and costs incurred by or made against the Company as a direct or indirect result of the carrying out of any work required to be done on the goods in accordance with the requirements or specifications of the Customer involving any infringement or any right of any third party.
b) The Company shall have no liability to the Customer in the event of the goods infringing or being alleged to infringe the rights of any third party. In the event that the goods are or may be the subject of party rights the Company shall be obliged to transfer licence to the Customer only such title as the Company may have.
c) The Customer shall notify the Company forthwith of any claim made or action brought or threatened alleging infringement of any rights of any third party. The Company shall have control over and shall conduct any such proceedings in such a manner as it shall determine. The Customer shall provide all such reasonable assistance in connection therewith as the Company may request. The cost of any such proceedings shall be borne in such proportions as the parties shall determine.
9. Specifications and information
a) Unless expressly agreed in writing by the Company all descriptions, drawings, designs, specifications and particulars of weights and dimensions submitted by the Company are approximate only and the Company shall have no liability in respect of any deviation there from. The Company accepts no responsibility for any errors, omissions or other defects in any descriptions, drawings, designs or specifications not prepared by the Company and the Company shall be indemnified by the Customer against any and all expenses incurred by the Company arising there from.
b) All drawings, designs, specifications, manuals and information submitted by the Company are confidential and shall not be disclosed to any third party without the Company's prior written consent.
10. Liability
a) The Company shall not be liable to the Customers:
(i) for shortage in quantity delivered unless the Customer notifies the Company for shortage in quantity delivered within 24 hours of the receipt of the goods.
(ii) for damage or loss of the goods or any part thereof in transit (where the goods are carried by the Company's own transport or by a carrier on behalf of the Company) unless the Customer shall notify the Company in writing within 24 hours of receipt of the goods.
(iii) for defects in the goods caused by fair wear and tear, abnormal conditions of storage or use or act, neglect or default of the Customer or of any third party.
(iv) for other defects in goods supplied, unless notified to the Company within seven days of receipt of the goods, or where the defect would not be apparent on reasonable inspection within seven days of delivery.
(i) Where liability is accepted by the Company under paragraph a) the Company's only obligation shall be at its option to make good any shortage or non delivery and/or as appropriate to replace or repair any goods found to be damaged or defective and/or to refund the cost thereof to the Customer, and in no event shall the Company be under any liability whatsoever and howsoever arising for any loss of use or loss of profit, interruption of business or any other indirect, special or consequential losses of any type arising or alleged to obligations hereunder.
(ii) the Company's aggregate liability to the Customer hereunder or otherwise arising whether for negligence, breach of contract, misrepresentation or otherwise shall in no circumstances exceed the cost of the defective, damaged or undelivered goods which give rise to such liability as determined by net price invoiced Customer in respect of any occurrence or series of occurrences.
c) Subject to foregoing all conditions, warranties and representations, expressed or implied by statute or common law or otherwise in relation to the goods are hereby excluded and the Company shall be under no liability to the Customer for any loss, damage or injury, direct or indirect, resulting from defective material, faulty workmanship or otherwise howsoever arising and whether or not caused by the negligence of the Company, its employees or agents.
d) The Company's prices are determined on the basis of the limits of liability set out in this Condition. The Customer may by written notice to the Company request the Company to agree to a higher limit of liability provided insurance cover can be obtained therefore.
11. Packaging
The Customer shall meet the cost of any special packaging requested by the Customer or any packaging rendered necessary for delivery by any other means other than the Company's normal means of delivery.
12. Licences and consents
If any licence or consent of any government or other authority shall be required for the acquisition, carriage or use of the goods by the Customer the Customer shall obtain the same as its own expense and if necessary shall produce evidence of the same to the Company on demand. Failure to do so shall not entitle the Customer to withhold or delay payment of the price. Any additional expenses or charges incurred by the Company resulting from such failure shall be for the Customer's account.
13. Force majeure
a) The Company shall not be liable to the Customer for any loss or damage which may be suffered by the Customer as a direct or indirect result of the supply of goods by the Company being prevented, hindered, delayed or rendered uneconomic by reason of circumstances or events beyond the Company's reasonable control including but not limited to Act of God, war, riot, strike, lock-out, trade dispute or labour disturbance, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire flood storms, difficulty or increase expense in obtaining workman, materials or transport or other circumstances affecting the supply of the goods or raw materials therefore by the Company's normal source of supply or the manufacture of the goods by the Company's normal means, or the delivery of the goods by the Company's normal route or means of delivery.
b) If due to such circumstances or events, the Company has insufficient stocks to meet all its commitments, the Company may apportion available stocks between its customers at its sole discretion.
14. Insolvency and default
If the Customer makes any voluntary agreement with its creditors or becomes subject to an administration order or (being an individual or a firm) becomes bankrupt or (being a company) goes into liquidation (otherwise than for the purpose of amalgamation or reconstruction previously approved in writing by the Company, or an encumbrancer takes possession, or a receiver is appointed, of any of the property or assets of the Customer, or the Customer ceases, or threatens to cease to carry on business, or the Company apprehends that any of the aforementioned events is about to occur in relation to the Customer and notifies the Customer accordingly or if the Customer takes or suffers any similar or analogous action in consequences of debt or commits any breach of this or any other contract between the Company and the Customer, the Company may without prejudice to any of its other rights, stop any goods in transit and/or suspend further deliveries and/or to determine the rights of the Customer under Condition and/or by notice in writing to the Customer determine the Contract.
15. Waiver
Failure by the Company to exercise or enforce any rights hereunder shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any such right nor operate so as to bar the exercise or enforcement thereof at any time or times thereafter.
16. Notices
Any notice hereunder shall be deemed to have been duly given if delivered by hand or sent by prepaid post, email or facsimile to the party concerned at is last known address. Notices sent by first class post shall be deemed (in the absence of evidence of earlier receipt) to have been delivered forty-eight hours after despatch and in proving the fact of despatch it shall be sufficient to show that the envelope containing such notice was properly addressed, stamped and posted. Any notices sent by email or facsimile shall be deemed to have been delivered on the first working day following its despatch.
17. Governing law
The contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the Law of England and the parties hereby submit to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.
18. Cancellation
Cancellation or credit will only be accepted by prior written agreement and will be subject to a charge at the Company's discretion. All goods accepted by the Company for credit must be returned in saleable condition in the original packaging complete with all accessories, manuals etc. The risk in the goods will not revert from the Customer to the Company until the goods have been certified as safely received by the Company. The customer is strongly recommended to insure such goods in transit to the full value.
19. Defective goods
If the Goods are defective on delivery, and the defects arise from faulty materials or workmanship and are caused by fair wear and tear, abnormal conditions of use, transportation or any neglect or default of the Buyer or of any third party and is given written notice of the defects promptly upon discovery by the Buyer and at any date within 12 months after delivery. Then unless otherwise specified overleaf, DICOTA SCHWEIZ AG & DICOTA GmbH 's sole obligation shall be (at its option) to repair or replace the defective item.
20. Return of goods
a) In the unfortunate case where goods are received damaged, it is important that the Company be informed in WRITING immediately on receipt and all Company references must be enclosed, as per the Customer liability detailed in Clause 10 herein.
b) No goods will be accepted back without prior authority from the Company. Authority will be given to the Customer in the form of an RMA number, and where applicable, arrangements will be made by the Company for the return of the goods.
c) The Customer is required to, in a written report, state when the goods were received, where they were delivered to, a full description of the nature of the damage, describing all marks, dents, scratches etc and also the condition of the packaging. The Company will also need to know the parcel number where the Company has appointed its carrier. On receipt of a written report, the Company may, at its sole discretion, issue replacement goods, or arrange collection of the damaged goods. The damaged goods will be collected or arrangements made for their return at a later date.
d) If the goods delivered are incorrectly supplied or turn out to be faulty, the Company will require that the goods are returned for exchange in advance of replacement goods being issued. Issue of replacement goods is etc the sole discretion of the Company. It will not be possible to issue replacement items until the incorrect or faulty goods are returned for inspection and verification.
e) The Company shall not cover cost of return of goods. No reimbursement for costs for postage from overseas will be met.
f) When returning faulty goods ensure that the RMA number is clearly marked on the outside of the packaging and also inside with the goods. Also enclose a full and accurate fault report so that the Company may rectify the matter as swiftly as possible.
g) It is the responsibility of the Customer to ensure that when goods are returned that the packaging used to send them is adequate for the journey. The Company will not be held responsible for damaged goods returned without sufficient means to protect them.


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Ultra-rich eye cream targets dehydration lines. Help increase elasticity and smooth skin texture with phytonutrients and botanicals of Cucumber and Arnica, as vitamins C and E plus Grape Seed Extract shield the delicate eye area against further environmental damage.Learn More
Ultra-rich eye cream targets dehydration lines.Learn More
After cleansing, gently pat around the eye area, blending inward from the outer corner.
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Got a sample and broke out in hives all over my face. But mostly on my eyes. Hurts terribly and looks awful.
I have terribly dry skin - tight, itchy, flaky, you name it. It's especially bad around my eyes.I finally gave in to the fact if I wanted skin that looks and feels healthy, I needed to change what I was using. After reading many reviews, and testing products, I felt Dermalogica was the best fit for me. It took time for my skin to get used to it, so don't give up if you feel like your skin is worsening or not getting better. Give it a couple weeks before you decide.
I put a little over and under my eye. I saw noticeable difference quickly. The fine lines on my eye lids were greatly reduced, the skin on my eye lids are silkier & softer, and my eye makeup goes on smooth and even.
This cream is so moisturizing but it was too much for my skin- it gave me little pimples around my eyes. It is lightweight but doesn't really absorb. If your eyes are very dehydrated then it might work better. I already use a day eye cream so maybe it is just too much.
I didn't start using eye cream until 30 and I regret this as I noticed fine lines forming under my eyes in the last couple of years. Thankfully, intensive eye repair cream seems to keep things at bay ... doesn't fix the ones already there, but haven't noticed it getting worse! Just bought my second tube (the first one lasts for about 9 months with 2x use daily) so it comes out to just a couple of dollars per month. Not a bad investment!
I am happy with this product. It was a great add on to my everyday skin care regimen. Like other Dermalogica products, I find that the eye cream blends in nice and smooth and does not leave my skin feeling as though it can't breathe. The rich eye cream is soothing and revitalizing to the skin after removing eye makeup at night.
Works great on fine lines. Good for sensitive skin.
I really like this product. I use it in the evenings after I cleanse. It is really moisturizing and the hydration really helps the overall look and health of the skin around my eyes.
absorbs in the skin quickly. but for some reason it makes my eyes burn ... i dont know if it is because of the product it self or because i am sensitive
I love this product! I put it on my eye lid and under my eyes and crows feet and it doesn't irritate my eye at all. I noticed improvement in the amount of wrinkles and dark circles in less than two weeks. I am very satisfied with the results of this product.
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Q:Intensive Eye Repair vs Total Eye Care SPF: Hi team could you kindly advise the difference with the above mentioned products other than one has SPF and the other doesn't.
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Choose Clay as your Boston, MA Nissan dealer and see the difference that the Clay Way makes. Find us just outside the city on Washington Street in Newton – just 10 minutes from downtown Boston. Drop by today and see how Clay connects you with a new car faster than other Nissan dealers in MA.
We offer a huge selection of new and pre-owned Nissans for Massachusetts drivers in Greater Boston, so you never have to travel far from the city to find the right car. Plus, as a member of the Clay Family Dealerships, we can offer the level of professionalism, service, and competitive pricing that only New England's top dealer groups can deliver.
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Land of the Relentless Fun (46U)August 5, 2012 by Craig Fuller
Our travels in Wyoming took Dave Hirschman in the AOPA Sweepstakes Husky and me in my N24HU to Alpine, Wyoming. There, the residents of the Alpine Airpark (46U) warmly welcomed us to their community which claims 14 Huskys on the field. Located to the south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this majestic community sits at the southeast corner of the Palisades Reservoir.
The Reservoir provided a beautiful backdrop one morning for some photography…and we had a great photographer with us: George Kounis from Pilot Getaways.
During our visit, Dave and I were treated to some great meals and fantastic flying. We learned first hand that this is one airpark community that is committed to what they call "relentless fun!"
One evening, we had perfect conditions for a flight right over the top of the Snake River. We took two groups of four Huskys on about a 20-mile run down the river in a carefully briefed and perfectly coordinated flight. It was flying as Huskys were meant to fly and we were rewarded with remarkable scenery as the sun was low in the sky behind us.
These folks also just go out for early morning runs to find a cup of coffee at neighboring fields. Since we were enjoying our own coffee in a guest house just a few yards from the 5,850 foot runway, it was enjoyable to go out and watch our new friends departing.
While our purpose in traveling to this part of Wyoming was for a final round of service at Aviat Aircraft for the AOPA Sweepstakes Husky before the giveaway, this community sitting just north of Aviat's home in Afton was a real find and a perfect way for Dave and me to conclude what has been a wonderful year of flying the two yellow Huskys together across the country.
With about 200 hours on the Sweepstakes Husky, the aircraft has been carefully broken in for a new lucky owner. Dave has headed to what we in Washington, D.C., call an "undisclosed location" in the West to stage the aircraft for our October AOPA Aviation Summit. I've headed on to fly back to Frederick.
So, while the sun may be setting on this wonderful trip west, along the way we've made some great new friends and discovered a place to which we both agreed we must find a way to return.
We have also witnessed the pure enthusiasm of pilots of all ages for flying a type of aircraft that can take you to back country airports all across the country. We appreciate the positive response to our 2012 Sweepstakes aircraft and I personally look forward to handing the keys to one of our lucky members in the next few months.


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Turkey Breast with Gravy
- Turkey:
- 1 gallon water
- 1 cup kosher salt, plus more for seasoning
- 1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
- 1 (6 to 7) pound turkey breast, on the bone
- 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Gravy:
- 1 shallot, minced
- 4 cloves garlic, smashed
- 1 sprig rosemary, minced (about 1 tablespoon)
- 1 sprig thyme leaves, minced (about 1 teaspoon)
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 4 cups low-sodium chicken broth
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Heat the water, salt, and sugar in a large soup pot over high heat, stirring, until the salt and sugar has dissolved. Cool to room temperature then submerge the turkey breast in the brine. Refrigerate for 4 to 8 hours.
Remove the turkey from the brine and discard the brine. Pat the turkey breast dry and set aside. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Brush the turkey breast all over with the butter. Season generously all over with salt and pepper. Put the turkey breast side up in a roasting pan. Roast for 2 to 2 hours and 45 minutes or until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast registers 170 or 175 degrees F. Transfer the turkey to a cutting board and tent loosely with foil for 30 minutes. (The breast temperature will continue to rise to 180 degrees F as it rests.)
Pour any pan drippings into a degreasing cup or small bowl. Reserve 2 tablespoons of the fat discarding the rest and add the separated juices to the stock. Add the reserved fat to the roasting pan and place on a burner over medium-high heat. Add the shallot, garlic, rosemary, thyme, and bay leaf, season with salt and pepper. Cook until shallot is tender, about 3 minutes.
Meanwhile, make a paste with the butter and flour in a small bowl, set aside. Add the broth and scrape up any browned bits from the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon. Bring to a boil and whisk in the flour mixture. Boil until sauce thickens to make a gravy, about 4 to 5 minutes. Adjust seasoning, to taste. Remove and discard the garlic and bay leaf. Serve.
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(NBC News) Federal agents and army investigators are searching for answers after a soldier opened fire at Fort Hood Wednesday, killing three and injuring 16 before turning his gun on himself.
"He walked into one of unit buildings opened fires got in vehicle fired from vehicle got out walked into other building and opened fire again," confirmed Lt. General Mark Milley.
The suspect has been identified by military sources as 34-year-old Army Specialist Ivan Lopez.
Lopez was undergoing diagnostic testing for post traumatic stress disorder prior to the shooting.
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It takes a village
To the Journal editor:
The latest school shooting in Newton, Conn., has once again opened the national debate about gun control. Why do we choose this problem as the focus of our energy?
The cat is already out of the bag. We have exponentially more guns per capita than any other nation. Anyone can and will obtain the weapons needed to shoot any number of people regardless of the laws. The gun control debate simply drives the sale of even more weapons.
So, what are we missing here? A mother sacrificed her life to raise a son with some serious mental health problems.
This is only one of the hundreds of families caring for a potentially dangerous family member. I believe we continue to talk about the guns because the problem of poor mental health care makes us uncomfortable.
The only options such families have are to either abandon their suffering children, siblings, or parents to the street or to a prison system which offers enough punishment to destroy all hopes of a reasonable adaptation to society, but does not offer more than the most rudimentary forms of treatment.
We can and we must improve our assistance to such families. Yes, that means we would have to pay for mental health care with our tax dollars. Oh no, more taxes? Now we are uncomfortable! But wait! We might not have to increase taxes.
We could shift some of the funding for privatized punishment centers to mental health care for seriously ill citizens. That would require a shift from having a "war on" something to developing a program of care for someone. Perhaps we could think of it as an investment in safety and quality of life.
Most people with mental illness are not dangerous, but we do have people with needs for safe containment and focused treatment.
We need to stop pretending that families can and should solve these problems alone.
Dr. Mary Pelton Cooper
Clinical psychologist