text:
The most wonderful time of the year
On this Christmas Eve, we'd like to take a brief moment to extend a wish of peace and goodwill to all readers of The Daily Mining Gazette and mininggazette.com.
Regardless of your personal beliefs, there is little argument that something magical happens this time of year.
We seem to be a little more patient with each other … a bit friendlier … and certainly more willing to help those in need. And generally without thought.
The money we've thrown in kettles or other containers, or the gifts we've purchased for children who are only known by descriptions on a paper ornament hung on a local gviing tree, are certainly not about tax donations or a "Hats Off" letter on this page. At this time of the year we seem to give only because somebody needs us to give. It's as simple as that.
Now, if only we could take that feeling through the entire year.
Not only do we find ourselves giving a bit more at this time of the year, we also seem to appreciate what we have all the more.
In particular, the health and safety of our family and friends. At Christmas time, kisses from a child, hugs from family and handshakes from friends seem to have greater meaning.
On behalf of the entire staff of the Daily Mining Gazette, may the peace and joy that is so abundant during this special time, stay with you and yours throughout the entire year.
Merry Christmas.


text:
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Whose the Mother?
3 comments:
Something (Rorouce) A ButtlerReplyDelete
Florence A ButtlerReplyDelete
old style "r", the rest is pretty clear.
I will add to that "how I did it" which seems to be in the spirit of this site.ReplyDelete
Generally, in a case like this, I start with last letter and work backwards.
In the case of handwriting I try to write the letter myself to see if it "makes sense"
Then I look for other instances of the letter to get an idea of the range or variation the writer has when writing that particular letter.
I also look at similar letter, particularly capitals, to see if there are any special embellishments the writer uses for different letters.
So the e, c, n and e were fairly easy. The r is a classic "old style" r and an e precedes that. The next letter seems to me to be a fairly straight forward l which gives us lorence as all but the first letter.
At item 7 you can see that the writer did a capital F in two moves with "Francis". You can follow the moves in item 3 "Farmer".
A capital letter similar to a capital F is T. The only difference between the "T's" in 2 and 16 and the "F" in 3 is the cross back across the upright on the F in 3.
This all points to an "F". One last question is what else could it be and a the sample has examples of many other capitals. Going through these and the rest of the alphabet really only leaves "F" as the most probable.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Topic: Rails Forum Sponsors Rails Rumble Competition
Rails Forum is proud to announce sponsorship of the upcoming Rails Rumble competition. Rails Rumble is similar to Rails Day, which we sponsored last year.
The concept is simple: Rails programming teams of up to 4 people will compete over 48 hours to create a RoR application from scratch. Judging will be done via a peer-ranking system by the Rails community.
Rails Rumble will take place on September 8-9 and registration will Monday, August 27th at 2pm EST. For more information, check out the rules.
This forum has donated a Nintendo Wii, which is included in the Second Place prize package. There are a ton of awesome prizes up for grabs, including an iPhone (or Apple TV), iPods, books, hosting, and of course, the Wii. 8 prize packages will be awarded to winning teams.
Be sure to check it out and register ASAP. It will be a lot of fun, I promise!
Rails Forum - Rails Jobs


text:
BATON ROUGE -- Eight former LSU outfielders were selected by fans for the All-Alex Box Stadium "Omaha Era" Team. The fans' choices were announced during Friday's night's game between the Tigers and Mississippi State in Alex Box Stadium.
Fans also voted online to select infielders, catchers and pitchers for the squad. The names of the catchers and infielders will be revealed during Saturday's LSU-Mississippi State game, and the pitchers will be announced during the series finale on Sunday.
The "Omaha Era" team is composed of former Tigers who played at LSU from 1984 to the present. The selection of the squad coincides with LSU's final season in 70-year-old Alex Box Stadium. Sunday's contest will be the last regular-season game in the venerable facility.
Following are the outfielders selected by the fans for the "Omaha Era" team:
Outfielders (8 players)
Lyle Mouton, OF * Lafayette, La. (1990-91)
Armando Rios, OF * Carolina, Puerto Rico (1991-93)
Albert Belle, OF * Shreveport, La. (1985-87)
Chad Cooley, OF * Lake Charles, La. (1993-96)
Jeremy Witten, OF * Louisville, Ky. (1997-2000)
J.C. Holt, OF * Sieper, La. (2002-04)
Ryan Patterson, OF * Rowlett, Texas (2003-05)
Jon Zeringue, OF * Thibodaux, La. (2002-04)


text:
Alright, for those of you who dig mixing songs on various mix tapes and playing with order and sequence, i put together something that i thought was pretty cool.
I combined the Solo Years 1970-1971 and pulled all the phenomenal tracks from Plastic ono Band, All Things Must Pass, McCartney, Ram, Imagine, and the various Ringo singles and decent songs and created a double CD (really 2 79 minute CD's) called "All Things Must PAss" the forgotten August 1, 1971 BEatles' early 70's Album.
So, if you have a CD recorder, think about the greatness...
In the Cd, i put together "a conflict" run of songs. To determine and really understand why critics would call it "Intensely personal"
Three Legs - Paul from Ram
Wah-wah - George
God - John
Too Many People - Paul
Early 1970 - Ringo B-side of It don't come easy
Dear Boy - Paul
How do you sleep - John
Dear Friend - Paul
Isn't it a pity _ george
Every Night - Paul
My Sweet Lord - George
Look at me - John
Isolation - John
Maybe i'm Amazed - John
All things must pass - George
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Paul
And many more..
I'm thinking of putting something similiar for 1973, and 1980 althought you must admit the quality of the great song diminishes over the time period.


text:
Skip to Main Content
Sign in or Register | Help | Contact Us
Anyone else working on, or thinking about starting to work on, the application annotation (aka the 'critical essay')? I don't mean the personal essay, and I'm not so worried about that one, because I have an idea already of what I'll write for that. I think most of the schools I'm applying to require this essay. I thought I was going to be on top of everything and have a rought draft, or at least a pre-rough draft by this point, but I don't. Actually, I'm still deciding what short story I'm going to focus on, and then I'll have to decide what element I'll focus on. Previously, I'd been thinking of doing 'the scheme of things' by d'ambrosio, but decided not to do it when I remembered/realized he's at Warren Wilson, one of the schools I'm applying to. I really wouldn't want to write about a short story that's written by someone associated with the school...
Then I'm thinking, besides the fact that I should chose a story I love and which interests me, should it be contemporary or should I go with something older, something O Henry, something, I don't know. Should it be well-known, like in a Best American Short Stories, or should I chose something lesser-known? The last few questions I'm mostly posing to myself, no need to reply to that part unless you want to. Just brainstorming, and would like responses from others brainstorming as well!


text:
New lease makes a lot of sense for city,YMCA
The city and the YMCA of Marquette County seem on track to work out a lease extension which we think would benefit both parties.
The YMCA needs the city of Marquette to extend its current lease by five years in order to smooth the way for a big expansion – a nearly $3 million project.
The expansion would be funded through a long-term low-interest loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development agency, but before it releases the money, the USDA requires applicants to hold a lease on the property for five years beyond the life of the loan. That would require a 10-year extension from the city, pushing the Y's lease to 2052.
The project will allow the organization to increase its physical size by 68 percent – doubling its current wellness center, creating a new health innovations suite and adding two new gyms.
It's an important project for an organization that does excellent work to improve the area's health and fitness.
We're encouraged that city commissioners backed the expansion project during their meeting Monday. But we're also pleased they want to take the occasion of reopening the lease to clarify some parts of the lease. That's probably a good idea.
Some commissioners want city staff to work with the YMCA to nail down specifics: which party is responsible for heating and cooling maintenance, parking lot repairs upkeep and snow removal.
They're not trivial questions. They are questions of potential future financial liability, and it's wise for city officials to address them now, before they become points of contention.
Under the city's new charter, the city commission must discuss a prospective lease agreement in two separate meetings before approving it. Commissioners voted unanimously Monday to move the lease to a second reading on June 24. In the meantime, city staff have been directed to hash out details of the lease.
There should be plenty of time to come up with a lease that is fair to both sides and allows the YMCA project to move forward.


text:
Still no sign of e0y2e3, but I enjoyed this thread last year and will start it up again.
I've quit fantasy football and baseball already, but as the reigning 3 time champ in my 12 team 9 category H2H league, I felt compelled to come back to defend my titles.
PG Jason Kidd
SG Ben Gordon
SF Kevin Durant
PF Paul Millsap
C Al Jefferson
C Marc Gasol
G Gilbert Arenas
F Carl Landry
U Raymond Felton
U Beno Udrih
Bench: Thaddeus Young, Josh Childress, Marreese Speights
Not really all that happy with my team. The Big Al/Millsap combo picks was a big fuckup IMO, I'd love to trade one of em. Other than KD (#1 overall pick), there's really no one on my team that will get me excited. I've already put in waiver claims dropping Speights for Augustin, Daye, McRoberts, and DeRozan, but as the last guy on the wire I may get shut out of all of em. Very unsexy team.


text:
Over on the Tivoli Storage Blog, there is an exchange over the concept of a "Storage Hypervisor". This started with fellow IBMer Ron Riffe's blog post [Enabling Private IT for Storage Cloud -- Part I], with a promise to provide parts 2 and 3 in the next few weeks. Here's an excerpt:
Then another IBM blogger, Richard Vining, continued this meme with his post [VMware Data Protection with a Storage Hypervisor]. There are [different meanings for the word "protect"], but Richard's usage relates to protecting against unexpected loss. Here's an excerpt:
"Storage resources are virtualized. Do you remember back when applications ran on machines that really were physical servers (all that "physical" stuff that kept everything in one place and slowed all your processes down)? Most folks are rapidly putting those days behind them.
In August, Gartner published a paper [Use Heterogeneous Storage Virtualization as a Bridge to the Cloud] that observed "Heterogeneous storage virtualization devices can consolidate a diverse storage infrastructure around a common access, management and provisioning point, and offer a bridge from traditional storage infrastructures to a private cloud storage environment" (there's that "cloud" language). So, if I'm going to use a storage hypervisor as a first step toward cloud enabling my private storage environment, what differences should I expect? (good question, we get that one all the time!)
The basic idea behind hypervisors (server or storage) is that they allow you to gather up physical resources into a pool, and then consume virtual slices of that pool until it's all gone (this is how you get the really high utilization). The kicker comes from being able to non-disruptively move those slices around. In the case of a storage hypervisor, you can move a slice (or virtual volume) from tier to tier, from vendor to vendor, and now, from site to site all while the applications are online and accessing the data. This opens up all kinds of use cases that have been described as "cloud". One of the coolest is inter-site application migration.
A good storage hypervisor helps you be smart.
Application owners come to you for storage capacity because you're responsible for the storage at your company. In the old days, if they requested 500GB of capacity, you allocated 500GB off of some tier-1 physical array – and there it sat. But then you discovered storage hypervisors! Now you tell that application owner he has 500GB of capacity… What he really has is a 500GB virtual volume that is thin provisioned, compressed, and backed by lower-tier disks. When he has a few data blocks that get really hot, the storage hypervisor dynamically moves just those blocks to higher tier storage like SSD's. His virtual disk can be accessed anywhere across vendors, tiers and even datacenters. And in the background you have changed the vendor storage he is actually sitting on twice because you found a better supplier. But he doesn't know any of this because he only sees the 500GB virtual volume you gave him. It's 'in the cloud'."
"Let's start with a quick walk down memory lane. Do you remember what your data protection environment looked like before virtualization? There was a server with an operating system and an application… and that thing had a backup agent on it to capture backup copies and send them someplace (most likely over an IP network) for safe keeping. It worked, but it took a lot of time to deploy and maintain all the agents, a lot of bandwidth to transmit the data, and a lot of disk or tapes to store it all. The topic of data protection has modernized quite a bit since then.
Fast forward to today. Modernization has come from three different sources – the server hypervisor, the storage hypervisor and the unified recovery manager. The end result is a data protection environment that captures all the data it needs in one coordinated snapshot action, efficiently stores those snapshots, and provides for recovery of just about any slice of data you could want. It's quite the beautiful thing."
At this point, you might scratch your head and ask "Does this Storage Hypervisor exist, or is this just a theoretical exercise?" The answer of course is "Yes, it does exist!" Just like VMware offers vSphere and vCenter, IBM offers block-level disk virtualization through the SAN Volume Controller(SVC) and Storwize V7000 products, with a full management support from Tivoli Storage Productivity Center Standard Edition.
SVC has supported every release of VMware since the 2.5 version. IBM is the leading reseller of VMware, so it makes sense for IBM and VMware development to collaborate and make sure all the products run smoothly together. SVC presents volumes that can be formatted for VMFS file system to hold your VMDK files, accessible via FCP protocol. IBM and VMware have some key synergies:
- Management integration with Tivoli Storage Productivity Center and VMware vCenter plug-in
- VAAI support: Hardware-assisted locking, hardware-assisted zeroing, and hardware-assisted copying. Some of the competitors, like EMC VPLEX, don't have this!
- Space-efficient FlashCopy. Let's say you need 250 VM images, all running a particular level of Windows. A boot volume of 20GB each would consume 5000GB (5 TB) of capacity. Instead, create a Golden Master volume. Then, take 249 copies with space-efficient FlashCopy, which only consumes space for the modified portions of the new volumes. For each copy, make the necessary changes like unique hostname and IP address, changing only a few blocks of data each. The end result? 250 unique VM boot volumes in less than 25GB of space, a 200:1 reduction!
- Support for VMware's Site Recovery Manager using SVC's Metro Mirror or Global Mirror features for remote-distance replication.
- Data center federation. SVC allows you to seamlessly do vMotion from one datacenter to another using its "stretched cluster" capability. Basically, SVC makes a single image of the volume available to both locations, and stores two physical copies, one in each location. You can lose either datacenter and still have uninterrupted access to your data. VMware's HA or Fault Tolerance features can kick in, same as usual.
But unlike tools that work only with VMware, IBM's storage hypervisor works with a variety of server virtualization technologies, including Microsoft Hyper-V, Xen, OracleVM, Linux KVM, PowerVM, z/VM and PR/SM. This is important, as a recent poll on the Hot Aisle blog indicates that [44 percent run 2 or more server hypervisors]!
For a set of best practices combining VMware with SVC, check out this IBM Redpaper titled [VMware Proof of Practice and Performance Guidelines on the SAN Volume Controller].
Join the conversation! The virtual dialogue on this topic will continue in a [live group chat] this Friday, September 23, 2011 from 12 noon to 1pm EDT. Join me and about 20 other top storage bloggers, key industry analysts and IBM Storage subject matter experts to discuss storage hypervisors and get questions answered about improving your private storage environment.
technorati tags: IBM, Ron Riffe, Richard Vining, Storage Hypervisor, Cloud, Heterogeneous, Virtualization, SVC, Tivoli Storage, Productivity Center, TPC, VMware, vSphere, vCenter, ESX, Unified Recovery, Data Protection, EMC, VPLEX


text:
Printable View
O.k. gotta get my 2 cents in on this one, althought the thread is old. Got me a 96 Deville VIN Y in October of 2008 from Cadillac of Sioux Falls (SD). Had 38,947, now she's got a tick over 65. Always kept the oil within range (at the "halfway" mark), and I do change it nearly on the dot at 3,000. I'm a 21 year old with a lead foot, so the WOTs are no issue. Doesn't burn a drop of oil, doesn't leak, and she runs like a top (save the aging plugs). The 4.9 is a decent motor, and it's a whole different ball game compard to the N*, but it just doesn't offer the performance, economy, and enjoyment :sneaky: that the ol' N* does. Is the N* flawed? Probably not. IMHO, it's more of a negligence issue on the part of the less-than-enthusiastic owners out there. Sure, it's not the hottest thing out there, but it will shame 95% of the stuff out there. Besides, who says you can't tune the PCM or engineer some new direct injection heads? :D
Trouble with DI heads on a Northstar is the central spark plug location surrounded by 4 valves - and up top, cams and valve springs/retainers around the plug well.
Talk to AJ or Lynden Wester about tweaking the PCM on that early OBD-II engine.
Darn it, I forgot about that :banghead: I will be doing the PCM tuning though. :D
DO NOT expect any miracles - or even close - on a VIN Y drivetrain tune. The single best "performance" mod - and it will get you maybe 2 - 3 hp - is a custom bent cat-back exhaust system. $$$$.$$
I came into this thread late, and have not taken the time (because I don't have that much time) to read all the posts.
But I have read the first few and some others.
I thought I'd add this insight, or maybe I should call it my own experience with oil consumption.
First, I have a '95 VIN9 in a STS that has 227K miles on it. It uses about a half quart of oil between changes at around 4000 miles.
Second, I have a '98 VIN9 in a STS that has 200 K miles on it. It's the car I just did head gaskets on.
We (wife and I) got that car with about 95K miles on it back in 2002. It burned about a quart of oil in 800 to 900 miles.
But as time has gone on, the consumption continued to drop to the point where it now burns about a quart in 2500 or so miles. To me, a guy who's used to cars from the '60s and 70's where typical consumption was a quart in 1000 miles, or less, this is just fine.
At least it has gotten better, not worse.
Is adding a quart of oil every few weeks that big of a deal? At least knowing you need to check the oil will get one to open the hood and look around for any unknown maintenance issues that might be coming up, like antifreeze leaking, worn belts, etc. A contientious car owner will check things under the hood at least every week or so, won't he? Perfect time to check the oil and add if needed.
It'll burn less if you don't top it right to the top of the dip stick markings.
Mark D.
I had an independent mechanic tell me he hated the Northstar engine then my wife went out and bought a used DTS with one in it. At the time it had 40K so I changed oil using Amsoil Signature 5-30 and the 25K filter because I'm getting old and changing oil isn't as much fun any more. We're now at 68K and I add a quart every 4K. No big deal since I always felt that no oil consumption meant inadequate lubrication. The comment about "it has 32 valves for god's sake" made me smile.


text:
Gorgeous 3 bdrm Log Cabin near Nashville, Indiana in beautiful Brown County. Includes 6-person Hot Tub, 2 Fireplaces, Romantic Master suite Jacuzzi & see-thru Fireplace, Pool Table & outdoor Fire-pit. Private, Romantic & Secluded surrounded by woods.
riverfront hotel downtown madison. American owned only 26 units ,wifi,remodeled, cozy, cable tv, wII game, outdoor pool, boat parking , full bar/lolunge
1901 Mansion located in heart of Indy's premiere historic district. 7 antique-filled rooms feature fireplaces, jacuzzis, kitchens etc. Convenient to airport and convention center.
The Rosemont Inn is a beautiful antique filled 1881 brick mansion on the banks of the Ohio River in historic Switzerland County Indiana south of Cincinnati Ohio and north of Louisville Kentucky. Come relax with us and restore your balance.
2-story farm house on 2 1/2 acres. Accommodations include: 3 room guest cottage w/whirlpool tub and fireplace, room with queen bed/private bath/fireplace, room with 2 double beds/private bath/fireplace. Hot tub/spa located in gazebo. Prices=$75-$125
You've found a simple pleasure. Quiet, secluded and romantic setting surrounded by nature. Once you're here, you won't want to leave.
In northern Indiana, in the heart of Amish Country, this hotel is a 10-minute walk from the Shipshewana Auction and Flea Market.
West Baden Springs Hotel is a secluded haven of luxury, grace and natural beauty. Experience the rich history and remarkable design with gold leafing and
This Embassy Suites Hotel in Indianapolis is located less than one mile from the city's center, is connected via a skywalk to the Circle Center Mall, and
Value Place offers affordable weekly stays for fully furnished studios with a full kitchen.
Find the perfect accommodations for vacations, romantic weekends and adventurous getaways. Find the right accommodations for your travels, from budget to luxury!


text:
The Piper men's basketball game will be looking to make it two in a row this afternoon when they travel up Snelling Ave. to face Bethel. Game time at Robertson Center is 3:00 p.m. You can watch the game (or just check out stats) online by clicking on this link.
Wednesday's 89-83 win over Concordia edged Hamline over the .500 mark in MIAC play at 4-3. They stand 6-6 overall. The Royals are 2-5 in conference play and have a 6-6 overall mark.
The Pipers return home Monday night to face St. Mary's at Hutton Arena.


text:
Cart is empty
A stay-dry pad that does just that--keeps you feeling dry. Power-dry lined pads keeps you feeling dry. Hidden inner microfiber terry layers provides maximum absorbency. Breathable laminated polyester backing prevents leakage.
Powerdry fabric is certified by Oeko-Tex Standard 100, which is a European ecological certification process that tests fabrics for over 100 harmful substances.
Wash your Pink Daisy pads prior to first use. Snap pads around your underwear so the tag side faces down.
Change pad every 2-6 hours or as needed. When you are away from home, place the used pads in a Mini Bag until you return home. Then wash per care instructions. Avoid washing the pads in public facilities. Pink Daisy pads are meant for personal use only, and should not be shared with others.
For one cycle, we recommend between 6-12 small/medium pads and 1-3 large pads, depending on how heavy your flow is and how long your periods normally last.
Small pads for light days measure 8" long x 3" wide.
Medium pads for regular/heavy days measure 10.5" long x 3.5" wide.
Large pads for overnight and heavy flow measure 13" long x 3.5" wide.
Fabric Content:
Waterproof layer: 100% polyester laminate
Hidden layer: 100% polyester
Stay-dry top layer: 100% polyester
Made in the USA
Wash your Pink Daisy pads prior to first use.
General wash & care: Rinse or soak in cold water. Hand or machine wash cold or warm cycle. Line dry or tumble dry.
Do not use fabric softener. It will coat the pads and make them water repellent and reduce their absorbency. Be aware that if you use dryer sheets in your dryer for other laundry this can coat your dryer and transfer to your pads.
Do not use bleach. This will cause the fabric's fibers to break down. It will also cause the waterproof layer of the pad to de-laminate.
Stains. Should staining occur, try laying your pads out in the sun, or use an oxygen-based bleach.
Our layaway offers you the opportunity to get the products you need on a payment plan. Many of our products will save you money, but we understand that getting your initial stash can be hard when you are short on cash. Our layaway plan allows you to spread the cost out over 3 months.
Select the items you need, then use the voucher code "LAYAWAY" when you checkout. You'll only be charged 25% of the cost of your order. I will set your items aside until they are paid for.
You will then be responsible for paying 25% each month for the next 3 months. If you do not finish paying for your order within 90 days you can apply any amount you have paid as store credit or you will receive a refund of current paid amount less a 25% restocking fee.
If you cancel your order there will be a 25% restocking fee.
You can make payments on your layaway items with PayPal by putting "Layaway" and your name in the subject of the payment. The email address for Paypal is email@example.com. You can also pay with check or credit card. Please call us at 1-877-536-0850 for more information.
Certain items are dropshipped (cosleeper, etc.) from the manufacturer. These items are not actually ordered until the payment is made in full. In rare cases a manufacturer may change or discontinue a product during the payment period. If this happens and the product or a reasonable substitute (such as a different color) is not available then a refund will be issued.
My account


text:
Via Kafir Girl, I noticed that a new meme has sprung up ex nihilo. My little ego is sensitive enough that, even though we haven't been tagged yet, I ASSUME we will be soon enough. May as well go ahead and save time by responding now. Unfortunately, my answers are likely to be extremely boring, as you're about to find out.
Can You Remember The Day That You Officially Became An Atheist?
Erm, yeah, I suppose that would be September 9, 1974, when I was born.
However, I wasn't a thoughtful atheist until I got challenged around the age of six. I remember chatting with a school friend in Alabama, who couldn't really wrap his mind around the concept — "Who created the universe, then?" I didn't have an answer. I asked my dad the physicist, "Do we believe The Nothing created the universe?" He was delighted to give me a kid-level rundown of what we know about cosmology, and I started thinking about the implications of my non-belief after that.
Do you remember the day you officially became an agnostic?
Not as dumb a question as you might think in my case. The concept of an agnostic-atheist wasn't really a notion in my mind until after some long discussions with fellow ACA members. However, until college I possessed some of the arrogant certainty of youth. Ironically, while theists warn their kids about the faith-destroying influence of academia, having to write and defend arguments in early classes really made me take the question of "What if you're wrong?" seriously for the first time.
I tried some experimental prayer. As George Carlin pointed out, it works about 50% of the time. Unless, of course, you pray for something really specific and unlikely, and then it doesn't work at all. Nevertheless, I still don't outright dismiss the question "What if you're wrong," and still keep an eye out for the possibility that additional evidence might pop up. My dad thinks this is too soft a position. It's one of our few serious disagreements.
Did anger towards God or religion help cause you to be an atheist or agnostic?
Of course not, don't be ridiculous.
Here is a good one: Were you agnostic towards ghosts, even after you became an atheist?
I can't remember ever really taking the idea of ghosts seriously. Interestingly, this is a position that is apt to get me called "closed minded" even by some people who you think would know better.
Do you want to be wrong?
I'll be blunt: I'm not down with this whole "dying" thing. There's a song that used to play on the radio often, about only having a hundred years to live. It was very wistful and I had to turn it off when it started, because it depressed the hell out of me. As Woody Allen said, "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it through not dying."
Other than that, no. Reality pwns religion.
I'm going to take the lazy way of forwarding this meme, because I don't frequent many atheist blogs that aren't already famous enough to have somebody else forward it. However, Martin, Matt, Tracie, Don, and Jen can all add their answers in if they want to.
Besides that, I offer one fairly new atheist blog that nobody's ever seen before: Tommy Holland, you're it. (The name is a pseudonym. "Tommy" was a convert several years ago, I knew him when he was nominally Christian.)


text:
Tin Star Ranch - Settler's Cabin
The Settler's Cabin is also a Fachwerk cabin that is a two story cabin that has sleeping accommodations both upstairs and downstairs. The cabin also offers a limestone rock wood burning fireplace in the living room. Located downstairs is a private bedroom with a queen-size bed and a large whirlpool tub that is framed in limestone rock and has a waterfall found on the wall. In the Settler's Cabin they also offer an antique harvest table that has four unique chairs made of hides and horns.
- Located near the Pioneer Cabin & Homestead Cabin
- Wrap around porch with seating
- Living Room with wood burning fireplace
- 2 Bedrooms - 1 Queen-size bed downstairs / 1 Full-size bed & 1 Twin-size bed upstairs
- 2 Bathrooms - 1 downstairs with Large Whirlpool tub and stand – alone shower / 1 upstairs with shower only
- No Breakfast Provided
- Coffee & Tea Bar
- Small Kitchen with a 2 burner cook top
- Microwave
- Small refrigerator upstairs & downstairs
- Dish TV
- Gas BBQ grill
Rates & Restrictions
- Rates starting at $169.00 per night 1 to 4 guests
- $25.00 each additional person per night
- 2 nights required at ALL times
- $30.00 per pet per night
- Children Welcome
- Pets Welcome (Pet Rules)
- No Smoking
- Maximum Occupancy – 5
Book all of Tin Star Ranch to sleep - 23 guests
Frontier, Homestead, Pioneer, Settlers, & Ranch House


text: Our Destinations Madagascar, or Republic of Madagascar (older name Malagasy Republic), is an island nation in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa. The main island, also called Madagascar, is the fourth-largest island in the world, and is home to 5% of the world's plant and animal species, of which more than 80% are endemic to Madagascar. They include the lemur infraorder of primates, the carnivorous fossa, three bird families and six baobab species. Antananarivo is situated in the center of the island length-wise, and 145 km (90 miles) away from the eastern coast. The city occupies a commanding position, being built on the summit and slopes of a long and narrow rocky ridge, which extends north and south for about 4 km (2 mi) and rising at its highest point to about 200 m (660 ft) above the extensive rice plain to the west, although the town is at about 1,275 m (4,183 ft) above sea level. It is Madagascar's largest city and is its administrative, communications, and economic center. The city is located 215 km (134 mi) west-southwest of Toamasina, the principal seaport of the island, with which it is connected by railway, and for about 100 km (62 mi) along the coastal lagoons, a service of small steamers.


text:
About the Authors: Andrew Griffin serves as Environment, Science, Technology, and Health Officer and Dan Holtrop as Assistant Public Affairs Officer at U.S. Consulate Guangzhou in China.
On April 17, 2010, U.S. Consulate Guangzhou hosted a Green Volunteers Forum that connected 50 college students from Sun Yat-Sen University with their peers at the University of California (UC) Santa Cruz to exchange views via video conference on volunteerism and the critical role volunteers play in environmental protection efforts. The forum was preceded in Guangzhou by a non-governmental organization (NGO) discussion focused on practical ways students can get involved as volunteers. The students from UC Santa Cruz carried out a water monitoring volunteer project ahead of the forum and then shared with their counterparts in Guangzhou best practices on the organization of volunteer activities and advice on forming student groups. Fulbright Scholar and Vermont Law School professor Jason Czarnezki spoke during the forum to students in both locations about different ways individuals can make a positive difference for the environment with only simple adjustments to our daily habits.


text:
After giving birth to puppies, female dogs must be carefully monitored, especially during the first few weeks following delivery. New canine mothers are susceptible to eclampsia, which is a potentially life-threatening medical condition caused by a drop in blood calcium levels that occurs in dogs nursing young puppies.
Clinical signs of eclampsia in dogs include tremors, weakness and a form of paralysis that will cause a dog to become very stiff and will prevent the dog from standing or walking. Dog seizures may also occur in severe cases.
VCA Animal Hospitals states that eclampsia is an emergency medical condition and any dog suffering from this illness must be taken to a veterinary hospital immediately. Treat the severity of eclampsia as you would a heart attack or stroke - the dog needs help right away. Most dogs with eclampsia require intravenous injections of calcium in order for their clinical signs to resolve. Many dogs will require other medications and some may even need anti-seizure medication.
In order to prevent eclampsia, adding an excess of calcium to a dog's diet is not recommended, as this can cause other issues. However, ensure that the dog has a proper diet with the correct balance of vitamins and minerals by feeding a diet formulated for pregnancy and nursing. If a dog has experienced eclampsia, they may require a source of oral calcium until their puppies are weaned and it is usually best to wean the new puppies as soon as possible to reduce the burden on the mother.


text:
Green ends, long blonde hair with bangs.
Nicki Minaj is wearing a very long wig for this look. The hair is straight with added colour at the ends. On the forehead, a thick fringe is styled right across.Nicki's haircut is very long.The hair colouring is blonde with green highlights at the ends.
Photos: retna.com


text:
The agendas posted below represent the preliminary Board Meeting agendas that are available one week prior to a scheduled meeting. Final agendas are distributed at the Board Meeting. Unless otherwise noted all meetings are held at 30 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43215, on the 29th Floor.
30 East Broad Street, Suite 2481Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 466-2752 Fax: (614) 466-2219 Toll Free (877) 275-4219 E-mail : email@example.com
Upcoming Meeting Dates
Who to Ask About What
Board Members & Staff
Annual Reports


text: LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE CURRICULAR GUIDE Heating, AC & Refrigeration Associate in Applied Science Degree Curriculum Code: 0161 (Effective Fall 2000 - Summer 2005) Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration technicians (HVAC/R) work on systems that control temperature, humidity and air quality of enclosed spaces. They are required to design, install, service and maintain the various types of equipment used to control human comfort, preservation of food products, critical medical supplies, and computer and mechanical processes in residential, commercial, industrial and institutional environments. HVAC/R technicians must have a strong mechanical aptitude, be self-motivated, willing to accept challenges, and have a structured approach to problem solving. They should also have good communication skills, the ability to work well with people and understand all aspects of the construction trades. HVAC/R technicians are employed by HVAC/R contractors, hospitals, schools, manufacturers, housing and apartment complexes, restaurants, food stores, municipalities and government organizations. PREREQUISITES Students should see the "Course Descriptions" section of this catalog or the Course Schedule for course prerequisite information. Basic skills assessment and advising information may be found on page 8 of this catalog. GENERAL EDUCATION General education is an important part of this program and includes a mathematics competency requirement. To fulfill the mathematics competency requirement, students may need to complete specific course work in mathematics. For information on how to fulfill all general education requirements, see page 23. INFORMATION Contact the Technology Careers Department, Gannon Vocational-Technical Center, Room 136, telephone number (517) 483-1336. REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 50 CREDITS CODE TITLE CREDIT HOURS HVAC 100 Fundamentals of HVAC 3 HVAC 105 Sheet Metal Fabrication/Instal 2 HVAC 110 Applied Electricity I 2 HVAC 111 Applied Electricity II 2 HVAC 120 Heating I 4 HVAC 130 Air Conditioning I 4 HVAC 201 Mechanical Code 4 HVAC 211 Schematics 3 HVAC 220 Heating II 4 HVAC 221 Introduction to Hydronics 3 HVAC 230 Air Conditioning II 4 HVAC 231 Heat Pump 4 HVAC 240 Refrigeration I 4 HVAC 241 Refrigeration II 4 HVAC 250 Pneumatic Control 3 LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS TOTAL: 19 CREDITS Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below. CHOICE 1: General Education Core Areas 12 Credits (See the "GENERAL EDUCATION" section above) Writing Core Area 3 Speech Communication Core Area 3 Science/Technology Core Area 3 Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area 3 Mathematics Competency (See page 23 for information on how to fulfill this requirement. Course work may be needed.) CHOICE 2: Technical Related 7-8 Credits BLDT 103 Structural Blueprint Reading 4 BLDT 121 Residential Framing 4 BLDT 281 International Code 3 CNCP 101 PC Applications for Technology 3 COOP 210 Cooperative Education (Tech) 3 WELD 100 Combination Welding 4 MINIMUM TOTAL 69 SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE Students should see course descriptions to find out when departments plan to offer courses. Students who for any reason are unable to follow the course sequence suggested below (for example, those who are part-time, have transferred in courses from another school, or have prerequisites to fulfill) should contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments. I II III IV HVAC 100 HVAC 111 HVAC 220 HVAC 201 HVAC 105 HVAC 120 HVAC 230 HVAC 221 HVAC 110 HVAC 130 HVAC 240 HVAC 231 Lim.Ch. HVAC 211 Lim.Ch. HVAC 241 Lim.Ch. Lim.Ch. Lim.Ch. HVAC 250 Lim.Ch.


text:
Debates of March 25th, 2009
House of Commons Hansard #33 of the 40th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was benefits.
- Question Period
- Kidney Health Month
- The Environment
- Gospel Celebration Choir
- 2010 Vancouver-Whistler Olympic Games
- CP Rail Overpass Cleanup
- National Anti-Drug Strategy
- Women's Action Network
- La Station Cheese Factory
- Justice
- Greek Independence Day
- Employment Insurance
- Broadcasting
- Justice
- National Film Board of Canada
- Poverty
- Marie-Philip Poulin
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Employment Insurance
- Gun Registry
- Employment Insurance
- Forestry Industry
- Employment Insurance
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Foreign Affairs
- International Trade
- Justice
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Agriculture
- Taxation
- Canada Elections Act
- Public Safety
- Justice
- Campaign Advertising
- Health
- Government Response to Petitions
- Tropical Tuna Commission
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Canada Labour Code
- Employment Insurance Act
- War Veterans Allowance Act
- Canada--EFTA Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act
- Afghanistan
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Country of Origin Labelling Act
- Fish Labelling Act
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Points of Order
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992
- Environmental Enforcement Act
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992
- Environmental Enforcement Act
- Canadian Forces Superannuation Act
Canada Elections Act
Oral Questions
March 25th, 2009 / 3 p.m.
Joe Preston Elgin—Middlesex—London, ON
Mr. Speaker, today media outlets reported on the Canada Elections Act.
Can the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister inform the House of the details?
Canada Elections Act
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister and to the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Mr. Speaker, donation limits exist in Canada to protect the political interests of the broad middle class so that never again will the powerful, wealthy elite own politicians, as they did under the previous Liberal government.
However, the Liberal leader is now holding a royal fundraiser where he is encouraging his members to funnel donations through his non-existent Liberal leadership campaign and bust through donation limits.
I am filing a complaint with Elections Canada to protect the political interests of the people who work hard, pay their taxes and play by the rules, not just limousine Liberals.
Public Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Anita Neville Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, the Red River is rising rapidly in Manitoba and even more rapidly south of the border.
Flood preparations are under way in Manitoba. The river will reach its highest levels since the flood of 1997. At that time, the federal government provided a full-scale response.
Can the government advise the House and Manitobans what it is prepared to do in this potential emergency?
Public Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, I have met with Minister Ashton of Manitoba to discuss this matter already. He is of course taking a close interest in it, as are we.
The good news is that since 1997 a lot of good work has been done to improve the flood-proofing situation in Manitoba.
We will continue to work together with the province to monitor the situation and assess what support will be needed. We are hoping it will not come to that, but we are keeping a close eye on it.
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Réal Ménard Hochelaga, QC
Mr. Speaker, we are pleased to see that the government has adopted the Bloc Québécois recommendation, made in June 2007, to abolish the practice of two-for-one jail credit. Another practice condemned by the Bloc Québécois is the conditional release of inmates who have served only one-sixth of their sentence.
Does the government also intend to put an end to that practice, which plays a role in discrediting the administration of justice?
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Niagara Falls
Rob Nicholson Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased that the Bloc is endorsing our position. I hope that when we introduce the legislation, those members will be the first ones on their feet to say they want to make it unanimous to get this matter before the House of Commons, get it passed, and get it over to the Senate.
That is exactly what this country needs, and the hon. member's constituents will thank him for it.
Campaign Advertising
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Bill Siksay Burnaby—Douglas, BC
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Prime Minister.
Given the serious allegations made regarding campaign spending in the riding of Saanich—Gulf Islands, does the Prime Minister agree that the Minister of State for Sport should do the right thing and step aside from his ministerial responsibilities until the matter is fully resolved?
Campaign Advertising
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Prince George—Peace River
Jay Hill Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, the hon. member can try to redraft the question any which way he wants, but as you ruled yesterday, this is an issue that is more applicable to Elections Canada than to the government. It has nothing to do with government business.
My colleague, the minister, has had nothing to do with the third party advertising. Therefore, the hon. member should ask his question of Elections Canada or of the third parties themselves.
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Larry Miller Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canadians are concerned about where medical marijuana can be used, about the potential health effects it can have on those exposed to it when it is smoked in public.
Will the Minister of Health instruct her officials to examine this issue and provide further legislation?
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Leona Aglukkaq Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, I am concerned about the issue of smoking medical marijuana in public places. That is why I have instructed my officials to examine the issue and develop some options.
I agree with the hon. member that further regulation is required. Canadians can have confidence that we are taking action on this issue.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre
Tom Lukiwski Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8) I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the government's response to five petitions.
Tropical Tuna Commission
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Lawrence Cannon Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, with leave of the House and pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I would like to present, in both official languages, the treaty known as the Convention between the United States of America and the Republic of Costa Rica for the Establishment of an Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, signed at Washington, May 31, 1949.
Mr. Speaker, with leave of the House and pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I would like to present, in both official languages, the treaty known as the Convention for the Strengthening of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission established by the 1949 Convention between the United States of America and the Republic of Costa Rica, signed at Washington on November 14, 2003.
Interparliamentary Delegations
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Leon Benoit Vegreville—Wainwright, AB
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 34(1) I am pleased to present to the House, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association respecting its participation in the visit to Rome, Italy, by the Mediterranean Special Group, July 4 and 5, 2008.
Pursuant to Standing Order 34(1) I also have the honour to present to the House, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association respecting its participation in the 68th Rose-Roth Seminar held in Baku, Azerbaijan, March 6 to 8, 2008.
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
3:10 p.m.
Bruce Stanton Simcoe North, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour of presenting, in both official languages, the first report of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development.
This is in relation to Bill C-5, An Act to amend the Indian Oil and Gas Act.
Status of Women
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
3:10 p.m.
Hedy Fry Vancouver Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 108(2) I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the third report of the Standing Committee on Status of Women in relation to pay equity.
Pursuant to Standing Order 109, the committee requests that the government table a comprehensive response to the report within 45 days of the presentation of the report in the House, even though Standing Order 109 provides for a period of 120 days.


text:
Well said...tooo much of this going on. Work or starve!Yeah, everyone, vote democrat, OBAMA FOR PRES!!!! I don't want to lose my food stamps and my free cell phone!! I don't work, but he's letting me stay in my house I don't pay for, and I'm doing fine. I don't have to worry about the cost of anything, because you do!! yeah you, the ones who work to pay for everything I have. Distribution of wealth!!! I love it! Now , if you would excuse me, I have to go buy a nnew set of 26 inch rims for my escalade so I can look good at the club tonight. Beer is high, good thing It's the first of the month. Your, oh sorry, now it's my, money will be here. Bye now, it is time for the free transportation to bring my kids home from the free daycare. LIFE IS GOOD!!!!!
Who do you support for Attorney General in Texas in 2010?
Posted in the Lone Star Forum
401 - 420 of 733 Comments Last updated Jan 11, 2016
United States
#502 Sep 30, 2012
#503 Sep 30, 2012
we need better runners usa will go into a depression
#504 Sep 30, 2012
less extreme
#506 Jan 27, 2013
#507 Jan 28, 2013
#509 Jan 28, 2013
#511 Feb 4, 2013
#515 Feb 8, 2013
somebody who will get tough on these criminals!
#516 Feb 8, 2013
It's a shame how these criminals now a days are. Some poor little teenage girl can't play in a park in Chicago with her friends with out being shot and killed. They will never get these guns out of the hands of the unstable.
#517 Feb 8, 2013
#519 Feb 11, 2013
we need change, not the same old
#522 Feb 15, 2013
anyone but greg abbott
#523 Feb 15, 2013
pendejo, who said you could post on here. next time check with me before you post anything idiot or i'll make you cry.
#524 Feb 15, 2013
It's about time
#525 Feb 16, 2013
I hate to change the subject but does anyone know anything about the skinny chick that works at the Laundromat? She is 40ish, weighs about 80 pounds. Is she on dope or is she sick or just nice and little. I like the skinny chicks but don't want to get involved with something Ajax may not wash off.
#526 Feb 16, 2013
What a stupid question to ask as you sound like a scewball that roams around laundromats am I right? I will complete your question probly in a matter you don,t like. First of all its none of your business who is who and what is wrong with some-one. I don,t think her husband would like some strange and duranged individial asking about there wife unless of course is she is not married. Another thing to add you werdo there are hundereds of these laundromats around the city and you don,t even metion which one. Yes this is rather odd of one to bring up a question like this so something tells me you either some desperate person that is single just wanting to use a person for fast sex are a werdo are some sex offender who knows right? I really hate to say this but questions like that indicate something may be wrong as i have never seen a question like this on a topix forum. yeaaa i will be sure to warn all the laundromats that we have people that need to be watched that roam around them. I have a feeling i,am going to get a screaming reply from you but i sadly think there is something wrong with you. Join a dating service our go to a topless bar are go find you a woman you can live with and be happy with and that lives a great life. Its not all about looks goofball its what is in the heart. Another thing stick to the subject on this forum.
#527 Feb 16, 2013
Mr big money i have more money then you ever thought of. You say you could make some-one cry? I bet you can,t make me cry. why don,t you werdos roll with the flow on this forum are take youselfs to another forum.
#528 Feb 16, 2013
And who said you could post on here? They call me big bad john not big money. I say its time for you to leave the forum right? Before you try to step on anybodys toes out here there is always a big bad john around.. yeaaaa now shut up pal.
#529 Feb 16, 2013
You just confirmed what I always thought about you arrogant Texan's. Nothing here but steers and queers.
#530 Feb 16, 2013
Get off the forum my man it will be easyer on you to do so, that way you won,t get tons of replies from me.
Tell me when this thread is updated:Subscribe Now Add to my Tracker
Add your comments below
Lone Star Discussions
|Last By
|Who do you support for State Board of Education... (Oct '10)
|Counterfeit Money in Daingerfield
|Oct '16
|Liepman Restaurants/ DBA Dairy Queen (May '12)
|Sep '16
|Texas State Medical Board disciplines ETX doctor (Jan '13)
|Aug '16
|Former Daingerfield High student set to go on t... (Apr '14)
|Aug '16
|Patrick Hill
|Dangerfield High School Grad convicted of Medic...
|Aug '16
|Patrick Hill
|Texas man sentenced to probation in brutal rape... (Sep '15)
|Sep '15
|Audi 5000
Find what you want!
Search Lone Star Forum Now
Copyright © 2017 Topix LLC


text:
테라스와 무료 인터넷 와이파이 네르 아파트. 700m 해변. (1A)
숙박 가능인원3
침실 수1
면적35 m²
Floor No.
- 발코니/테라스
- 인터넷
- 부엌
- 세탁기 / 건조기
- 수건
- 가족 / 아이들과 친근함
Accommodation summary
|San Miguel, 29780 Nerja, 스페인
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
It's a new building with 8 modern apartments, all in one room. Apartments in the Centre of Nerja, just a few minutes from the beaches that bathe the Paseo Balcón de Europa in Nerja. The apartment is distributed on two floors of a building with no elevator, terrace. All apartments have kitchen, bathroom, living room with TV and a bedroom with two normal beds fully equipped. On the top floor there is a terrace, you can sunbathe in the summer months.
New apartment with modern design, is equipped with everything you need for your holiday, for several days short stays or longer stays, weeks, fortnights, months or for long term rentals for periods of one year. Special offers to students.
You can reach the apartment from Nerja bus stop. Is 1 minute only 200 metres from the bus station (walk). 100 And 200 metres from the apartments, cafes, supermarkets, taxi rank, bus station and free public parking are to park the vehicle.
The apartment has fully equipped kitchen with microwave, fridge, plate electrical and kitchen utensils. Room with shower. In the apartment towels are left for all occupants, they also leave bedding. Living room / dining room with TV 21 '' (Spanish channels), remote control, sofa, dining table and chairs. " One bedroom. All beds are delivered fully equipped with sheets and blankets. Iron and small table Ironing Board. You may request additional apartment cleaning. Or change of linens and extra towels. Or you can use the washing machines for free.
Location and environment. It is located in calle San Miguel de Nerja, no. 22, in the Centre of Nerja. 1 minute from the bus station and taxi rank Nerja. To arrive by car, enter the address of the parking more next "Street to Chillar Nerja" where you can find parking a few meters and free. Close by are: Mercadona supermarket 50 meters. Cafés, bakeries, bakery, butchers, shoe shops, sports shops, clothing stores and banks along the street. 3.5 Km by car are the caves of Nerja, in the N - 340.
There are free public parking 100 metres from the apartment and municipal parking 1 minute drive.
A 5-minute walk from the Balcon de Europa. You can visit some beaches of Nerja on foot, as well as 10 to 15 minutes walk: beach of Burriana, Calahonda Beach, Beach Lounge, Carabeo Beach, beach la Torrecilla. 20 Minutes by car are the Larios Centre commercial, Torre del Mar (Vélez - Málaga)
Activities and entertainment: restaurants, cafes and bars, nightlife, water sports, skiing, tennis, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, panoramic views, walks in nature, hiking, nature park. In Nerja and Frigiliana. See the list of places to visit in Nerja.
Aspects to take into account
* The apartment has a terrace for sunbathing (at the top of the building). The terrace is published and is available to all tenants.
* There are two washers on the terrace for the public use of the comforts of the apartments. And several clotheslines (ropes) tend to dry the clothes...
* We have some apartments that have air conditioning optional and application of €6 / day. (For stays consult).
* In these apartments pets are not allowed.
* When making the reservation you can indicate your preference of choosing an apartment on the first or second floor, with a double bed, two single beds or apartments overlooking the main street. (Subject to availability and prices may vary)
* Possibility to add an extra bed on request. You can notify it before your arrival and we will confirm prices.
Special offers for students.
Surface: 35m 2
Distance to the beach: 700m
Rooms: 1
Capacity: 2 people
숙소규정Air Conditioning and Heating optional from 6 € / day. Check from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.. In some cases you can collect the keys before. On Sundays we have the office closed, but no problem, you will be advised where to collect the keys the day of arrival.
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|69831821 ₩
|2 명 이상시 가격
|1317383 ₩ 1박당/
|Check-in before
|환불 규정
Nice and clean apartment. Well located but a bit noicy from the traffic. The kitchen equipment needs to be upgraded
We hebben eeñ fantastische vakantie gehad. Een leuke accommodatie vlak bij het centrum met vele restaurants en terrasjes. Zeker een aanraader.
이 호스트의 또 다른 숙소후기
Very clean appartment. The street outside is at bit busy and noisy. Nice terrace and very helpful staff. Close to a free parking.
The stay was very good. The place is perfect for people who love freedom - own cooking and laundry facilities, nice, spacious bathroom The flat is extremely clean and fresh, the roof tarace massive and very sunny, good to relax. The location is very good - the big store opposite, the beach about 15 minutes away, the bus stop just round the corner. The manager - Miguel is very friendly, flexible and co-operative, responds quickly to your needs.
We will definitely come back.
Thank you Miguel - we lived staying in the villa in the hills above nerja
The location was beautiful and tranquil - the locals were so friendly and helpful
We will be in touch if and when we return
Fond regards - Sunshine, Ned & Indiana
We really had à nice time in Nerja. The appartment was muy bien!
Thank you for such a good care!
The apartment had everything we needed, a double bed, a small kitchen and a t.v. and a nice roof to enjoy the sun. All the windows are opening on a small inner court however, so there is no outside view to speak of. A bonus is the free parking in the neighbourhood, a big supermarket in front of the appartment. It is a nice 10 minute walk to the beach.
We were warmly welcomed and our permanence was very comfortable.
The apartment was nicely decorated, well equipped and the service was excellent.
It was great to be able to walk to the beaches and to be at the same time very close to shops and to free parking.
Highly recommended.
Very nice and functional apartment. Good location, close to the beach and a large supermarket. Very good contact with Miguel, which, if necessary, is to contact us. Apartment, which is worth recommending to stay in Nerja - very clean, fragrant, with the most important items. A fair price for such a comfortable apartment. I highly recommend!
- 확인된 숙소의 품질
- 모든 호스트는 전화로 입증되었습니다.


text:
Welcome to the TTOC
We are the TT Owners Club, one of the largest single model car clubs in the world. Formed in 2003 we now have nearly 1000 members across the globe who share our passion for the Audi TT. For the last 11 years we have retained the Audi Driver Gold Award for Club Events and in 2011 we were also presented with the Michelin Special Award for the Audi Club providing the most for it's members which we are extremely proud of.
Join The Club
To join the Club you simply need to purchase a membership from the Club Shop.
You can find the Club Shop by the link at the top of every page or by using the link below:
Club membership starts from £25 for the first year including our bi-annual Club magazine, absouTTe, and reduced entry prices for major shows the Club attends.
Join The Discussion
TTOC Members Area - exclusive and dedicated support for all TTOC Members, for Club and event discussion along with Dr AbsoluTTe to answer your questions. Here you can also access online versions of our Club magazine, absoluTTe.
Once you have purchased your Club Membership you then need to complete the registration on the Members Forum before you can log on. This will require your Club membership number which will be sent usually within 24 hours of completing your membership purchase.


text:
As we head into the end of the year, Moneyshow's Tom Aspray reviews the year's top performing sectors and looks at the current technical readings to spot the best sectors for new investing.
Last week's action in the Dow Industrials and S&P 500 was positive but as I noted in Friday's Week Ahead market review even higher prices and very strong readings from the market internals are needed to signal upward acceleration.
The importance of sector selection was emphasized last week because while the Spyder Trust (SPY) gained just 0.2%, the Select Sector SPDR Financial (XLF) was up an impressive 1.7%. On the downside the Select Sector SPDR Materials (XLB) dropped 1.8% for the week.
So far in 2012, two of the sectors are up over 20% with the Select Sector SPDR Financial (XLF) gaining 23.2% and was closely followed by the Select Sector SPDR Consumer Discretionary (XLY), which is up 21.5%. Both have sharply outpaced the 12.8% gain in the Spyder Trust (SPY).
The 4th quarter drop of 6.7% has cut into the performance of the Select Sector SPDR Technology (XLK) as it is now up just 13% for the year. At the September highs, XLK was up 23%.
Using the multiple time frame relative performance analysis, one can identify those outperforming sectors as well as which sectors have the best potential as we head into 2013.
Chart Analysis: Last week's nice gain by the Select Sector SPDR Financial (XLF) was helped by the upside breakout in Bank of America (BAC), which is over a 5% holding in XLF.
- The weekly chart shows that the downtrend from the 2011 high, line a, is now at $16.37 with the September high at $16.44.
- The 2010 and 2011 highs in the $17.20 area represent the next major resistance.
- The relative performance or RS analysis has turned up from its WMA and the uptrend is line c.
- This reaffirms the breakthrough major resistance, line b, and the completion of a significant bottom.
- The weekly OBV just barely violated its uptrend, line d, on the recent correction.
- The OBV did confirm the recent highs.
- The November correction stopped in between the 38.2% and 50% Fibonacci support levels.
- There is minor support now in the $16.60-80 area.
The Select Sector SPDR Consumer Discretionary (XLY) peaked in September at $48.01 and then dropped to a low of $44.66. This was a classical Fibonacci retracement as the correction held just below the 50% support at $44.72.
- The 127.2% Fibonacci retracement target and the upper trend line are in the $49-$49.20 area.
- The daily relative performance turned higher in early November as XLY was still declining.
- This indicated that XLY was not falling as fast as the S&P 500, which was a sign of strength.
- The daily OBV tested good support in November, line i, and has moved back above its WMA.
- The weekly RS line (not shown) is acting stronger than prices while the OBV is lagging.
- There is initial support now in the $46.50-$46.80 area with more important at $45.69.
NEXT PAGE: Two Sectors Showing Strength


text:
The distance between these two cities is around 0Kms, and can be reached in approximately .Kesineni Travels is one of the major bus operators that runs buses between Kadiri and Thiruvananthapuram and they have 0 buses along this route. You have buses starting from , till . The lowest fare for these buses starts from Rs.0, and the maximum fare is around Rs.0.
Book your tickets for different buses like from redBus.in now!
Thiruvananthapuram, erstwhile Trivandrum, is the capital city of Kerala in South India. Located at the western coastlines, along the extreme south of the Indian mainland, this city is known as the abode of Lord Ananthapadmanabha. The father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi had described Thiruvananthapuram as the 'Evergreen city of India.' Tiruvananthapuram is the seat of the state government and it is the largest and most populated city of the state. Since the city is the centre of governance, not many industries can be found here. The IT sector is the major contributor to the revenue here. Apart from this, Thiruvananthapuram is an academic hub and several educational and scientific institutions like the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) are found here. Tiruvananthapuram enjoys great connectivity by means of road, rail and air. A good network of road connects the city to other parts of the region. Bus services are also in plenty.


text:
Business & Government
Fleet Tracking
Retail Loss Prevention
Law Enforcement
Employee Monitoring
Local Partners
Dealers & Integrators
Private GPS License
0 items
Your shopping cart is empty.
My Account
Order Status
GPS Tracking
MORzA Video
MORzA Home Security
Tech Support
Customer Service
Order Tracking
Activate GPS Device
Update Subscription Billing
Knowledge Base
How to Videos
Email Support
Shipping Policy
(800) 654-7966
GPS Trackers
Hidden Cameras
Security Cameras
Counter Surveillance
Alarm Systems
New Arrivals
Business & Government
Home Automation
Employee Monitoring
Spy Gear
Electronic Locks
Child Safety
Audio Surveillance
Elder Care/Special Needs
Emergency Survival Gear
Scopes & Optics
Self Defense
GPS Trackers
Shop by Need
Best GPS Trackers
Personal Tracking
Vehicle Tracking
Vehicle Tracking for Business
Asset Tracking
Fleet Tracking
GPS for Business
Shop by Type
Real Time GPS Trackers
GPS Data Loggers
Accessories - GPS
How to Choose a GPS Tracker
How Does GPS Tracking Work?
GPS Tracking Laws Explained
Your GPS Tracker and Cellular Service
Benefits of Asset Tracking
GPS Trackers & Teen Driving
GPS Tracking Apps vs GPS Trackers
GPS Trackers For Kids
Hidden Cameras
Most Popular
Best Hidden Cameras
Custom Covert Cameras for Business
Nanny Cams
Internet Hidden Cameras
Camscura Hidden Cams
WiFi Hidden Cams by SleuthGear
Zone Shield WiFi Hidden Cameras
Xtreme Life WiFi Hidden Cameras
Shop For:
Indoor Cameras
Outdoor Cameras
Bodyworn Cameras
Hidden Camera Loss Prevention Kits
Accessories - Hidden Cameras
Top Learning
How to Choose a Hidden Camera
How to Make a Hidden Camera
Hidden Camera Reviews
How Smoke Detector Cameras Work
Wireless Connection Types
Security Cameras
Most Popular
Best Security Cameras
MORzA Video Monitoring
Multi-Camera Kits
Pro CCTV
IP Cameras
Shop For:
Home Security Cameras
Business Surveillance
Car Cameras
Accessories - Video Surveillance
How to Choose a Video Camera
Internet Cameras Explained
CCTV Systems Primer
CCTV vs. IP Cameras
Counter Surveillance
Best Counter Surveillance
Camera Detectors
Bug Detectors
Cell Phone Detectors
GPS Detectors
Audio Jammers
Home Counter Surveillance
Business Counter Surveillance
Government Counter Surveillance
About Wiretaps and Bugs
Counter Surveillance Explained
Choosing Counter Surveillance
Alarm Systems
Most Popular
Home Security Systems
Home Automation
Business Alarms
Alarms for Apartments
Choosing Home Security Systems
How Wireless Alarms Work
What If Your Alarm Sounds?
DIY v. Monitored Home Security Systems
New Arrivals
The Latest and Greatest in Security & Surveillance
Our Best Deals of the Season on Customer Favorites
Security Cameras
See All Video Surveillance
Toshiba IK1000 Starlight Night Vision IP Security Camera
Toshiba IK1000 Starlight Night Vision IP Security Camera
Monitor Your Business Day and Night with This Professional, Full-Color Camera
Use this intelligent, adaptive surveillance camera to record high-quality video in even the toughest conditions.
Read Reviews
Write Review
High 420 TVL Resolution
Automatic White Balance and Backlight Compensation
Automatic Temperature Control
Toshiba IK1000 Starlight Night Vision IP Security Camera
Item: IK1000
Out of Stock
Discontinued - Call for Alternative
The Intelligent Day and Night Vision Security Camera
The Toshiba Starlight offers you the finest in professional surveillance. With up to 420 TVL resolution and an unbelievable .00025 lux rating, you're assured high-quality color video in even the lowest light conditions. What sets this night vision security camera apart from the competition is its intelligent, maintenance-free design. Its patented Peltier cooling method keeps the temperature of the CCD constant so you never have to worry about overheating. Adaptive recursive noise reduction, backlight compensation, and automatic white balance ensure that your video will always be crisp and clear regardless of color or light variance. All of these features and more come in a compact 2.28 x 2.3 x 5.24" space-saving package.
Perfect For Monitoring:
Power Plants
Government Facilities
Image Sensor 1/2" CCD
Active Pixels 658 x 496 Pixel
Effective Picture Elements 319 k Pixel
Video Output Signal VBS (NTSC:BNC), Y/C
Lens Mount C Mount (Lens Not Included With Camera)
Sync System Internal
Resolution 420 TVL (NTSC OUT)
Minimum Illumination 0.001 Lux (F1.2 CMG x 1000, AGC 12 dB, White 50%)
0.00025 Lux (F1.2 CMG x 1000, AGC 12 dB, White 10%)
0.000004 Lux (256 x long term exposure*, AGC Off, White 10%)
S/N Ratio 50 dB
White Balance ATW/One Push WB/MANUAL
Iris Control IRIS Control
Shutter Manual (OFF, 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000)
Gain OFF, 0 dB to 18 dB (1 dB Step Selectable)
Backlight Compensation 7-Mode Selectable, 16 Area Photometry
Frame Rate 30 Frames Per Second
Camera Control RS-232C (Dsub-9p)
Power Supply 12 V DC
Power Consumption At 77 °F: 6 watts, At 104 °F: 12 watts
Operating Temperature 14 °F to 113 °F
Humidity 90% Maximum
Weight 15.8 oz (450 g)
Dimensions 2.28 x 2.3 x 5.24" (5.8 x 5.8 x 13.3 cm)
Emission Standard FCC Class A
Toshiba IK1000 Starlight Night Vision IP Security Camera
In the Box
Sign-up now for exclusive discounts and news
Connect with us:
About Us
Our Mission
Our Guarantee
Media Relations
NYC Showroom
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Customer Service
Customer Service
Order Status
Contact Us
En Espanol
Shipping Info
Site Map
Product Support
Tech Support
Knowledge Base
How to Videos
GPS Login
Fleet Tracking
BrickHouse Blog
BrickHouse Security Reviews
Like Us on Facebook
Follow Us on Twitter
Affiliate Programs
Call us to inquire about volume pricing discounts 800-654-7966


text:
Ravens or Niners? Christians face a 'Super' dilemma
(RNS) A new survey shows that more than a quarter of Americans think God will help decide the winner of Sunday's Super Bowl. But that doesn't help the Almighty's football-loving followers, especially Christians who may need divine wisdom to separate the saints from the sinners in the matchup between the Ravens and the 49ers.


text:
Atletico: Star duo will stay
Atletico Madrid sporting director Jose Luis Perez Caminero insists Diego Costa and Koke will not be departing for England this month.
- Related Content
Brazilian-born striker Costa, currently the top scorer in La Liga, signed a new long-term deal in August - but his form this season has meant clubs are continuing to look at him.
Reports in England have claimed that Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are all contemplating paying his buy-out clause of 38million euros, which currently equates to over £31million.
"The player has a clause of 38 millions euros and the big clubs in England know this," he is quoted by Marca.
"Diego Costa has matured and is smart when it comes to decision making.
"Right now, Costa does not think of leaving, he is hooked on Atletico. He has re-signed a deal that is important, I am confident he will continue with us."
Recent weeks have also suggested that United are preparing a move for their midfield starlet Koke.
But again, Caminero is confident that the 21-year-old, who like Costa is contracted to the club until 2018, has no intentions of leaving the Vicente Calderon.
"I'm not surprised with this subject," Caminero responded, when asked about United's interest.
"He is a player who has improved considerably. It has also made it into the Spain squad and that puts you in the spotlight and opens more eyes.
"Koke will be with us for many years. I am convinced," he concluded.
New Sky Bet customers: Free £30 matched bet


text:
Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (435 votes).
In short: New course promised for next yearIn full: Let's not abuse the word 'dull' in favour of 'snoozing' for the scenery and course. Yet it remains a favourite on the calendar and rightly so: the organization and fun of the event make it much more than just worthwhile, and I strongly recomend the event.Date of review: December 15, 2005
In short: Very enjoyableIn full: An excellent event, including fun runs etc meant that there was a lot of people in the park watching. Course was good, keeping on country roads and starting/finishing in the park. Exceptions being the stretches on Redbourn and Hemel roads which are both busy, with some very stupid drivers (I saw somequite dangerous manoueveres). Very good mix of standards.Date of review: November 7, 2005
In short: Good freiendly feel to the race , with some great support.In full: Nice race ,that was well organised so that PB chasers and Fun Runners all had a good run. Course was a bit bland during the last 4 miles, but the support at the finish was marvellous.Date of review: September 27, 2005
In short: Dont bother entering on the dayIn full: I entered this on the day (for the princely sum of £14!!) but this meant no official timing because the chips were not given out to those who entered on the day - which explains why there is only 1400 people listed as finishing when there were 1700 starting.Date of review: June 22, 2005
In short: Leafy route with good atmosphere. Traffic a little hairy at times.Date of review: June 18, 2005
In short: This event will grow and grow!In full: Highly recommended - the organisation is as good as you will find in any of the "top" half marathons but without the huge number of entrants making it impossible to run in the early stages. In fact, the broad start in the park means you get into your running stride almost immediately and even starting fairly near the back I was over the start line in less than 1 minute.The first half of the course is great - very pretty. Nothing you could seriously call a hill, but lots of gentle ups and downs to make the running interesting. The second half is a lot duller - flat and mainly along main roads - but quick. Finish is great, with hordes of spectators cheering everyone on.Marshalling was flawless, and they have obviously taken to heart previous criticism of the water stations - I've never seen so many in a 1/2! Really enjoyed my day.Date of review: June 18, 2005
In short: A well organised event. Marshalls were helpful as were regular water stations. Route along the A road for the last few miles was a bit dull. Would have been useful to have some distance markers for last 800m/400m.In full: The only thing that annoyed me about this event was Westminster Lodge charging runners to use the toilet. I would not have minded paying if I knew this money was going to charity. Next year perhaps they could consider not charging or donating the funds to the nominated charities.Date of review: June 16, 2005
In short: Great atmosphere at start and finish as the park is perfect for spectators. Miles 10-12 a bit tough due to stretch of 'A' road and the hot/sunny weather. Marshals on course were very helpful. Use of chip timing this year was an added bonus.In full: The 25th anniversary next year should be even better with course changes promised in order to take in central St Albans.Date of review: June 16, 2005
In short: My first - and I'll be going back!In full: My first half and I loved it - Redbourn Road is a bit boring but other than that an enjoyable course. Pulled off a much better time than I was expecting. Do it next year!Date of review: June 14, 2005
In short: Great parking if you go early. The only problem is, if you don't finish very early, you have to wait a longtime in the car park. More marshalls there would have been good!Date of review: June 14, 2005
Visit the official Runner's World page
Follow Runner's World on Twitter
Click here
Other Natmag-Rodale Sites
Run For Charity
Injury Clinics
About Runner's World


text:
University Hospital rechts der Isar der TU München
Munich, Germany
Laparoscopic or open surgery sleeve gastroplasty for weight loss (program ID: 177591)
Helmut Friess
Department of Surgery
Specialized in: general surgery, visceral surgery and transplant surgery
- 1982 Abitur
- 1982 - 1988 Medical School, University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany
Scientific curriculum:
- 1990 Dissertation: The role of gastrointestinal hormones in the adaptation of the pancreas following gastrectomy (PD Dr. M.W. Büchler), University of Ulm, Germany
- 1998 Habilitation: Growth factors and growth factor receptors in pancreatic cancer (Prof. Dr. M. W. Büchler), University of Bern, Switzerland
- 2003 Professor of pancreatic surgery and molecular pancreatic research, University of Heidelberg, Germany
- 2007 Chairman of the Department of Surgery, Technische Universität München, Munich, Germany
Professional curriculum:
- 1988 - 1991 Internship, University of Ulm, Department of General Surgery (Chairman: Prof. Dr. H. G. Beger)
- 1991 - 1992 Postdoctoral researcher, University of Ulm, Department of General Surgery (Chairman: Prof. Dr. H. G. Beger)
- 1992 - 1993 Postdoctoral researcher, University of California, Irvine, USA, Departments of Medicine and Biological Chemistry (Prof. Dr. M. Korc)
- 1993 - 1996 Resident, University of Bern, Inselspital, Department of General Surgery (Chairman: Prof. Dr. M. W. Büchler)
- 1996 - 2001 Attending Surgeon, University of Bern, Inselspital, Department of General Surgery (Chairman: Prof. Dr. M. W. Büchler)
- 2001 - 2007 Vice Chairman, University of Heidelberg, Department of General Surgery (Chairman: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. M. W. Büchler)
- 2007.7 - now Chairman, Department of Surgery, Technische Universität München, Munich, Germany
- 1994 Assistant Editor of the Journal Digestive Surgery
- 1997 Editorial Board of the International Journal of Pancreatology
- 1998 Doctor honoris causa, Medical Faculty, Northern Hospital, Shenyang, China
- 1998 Scientific Committee, European Pancreatic Club
- 1998 External examiner, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
- 1999 Doctor honoris causa, Railway Medical College, Nanjing, China
- 1999 External Reviewer: Oncology-Molecular Biology-Pathogenesis, Surgical Forum, German Surgical Society.
- 1999 Editorial Bord of the Journal of the Pancreas
- 1999 Visiting Professor, Nanjing Railway Medical College, Nanjing, China
- 2000 Member of the Publication Committee of the Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract
- 2000 Fellow ad eundem, Royal College of Surgeons of England
- 2000 Visiting Professor, Southeast University Nanjing, China
- 2000 Visiting Professor, Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
- 2001 Editorial Board of Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery
- 2002 Editorial Board; Molecular Cancer
- 2003 Council at large of the International Hepato-Pancreatobiliary- Biliary Association (IHPBA)
- 2003 Honorary Professor, R.E. Kavetsky Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiobiology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
- 2003 Member of the General Assembly, United European Gastroenterology Federation (UEGF)
- 2005 Secretary, European Digestive Surgery (EDS)
- 2005 Councillor for Clinical Sciences, European Pancreatic Club (EPC)
- 2005 Secretary Elect, European Pancreatic Club (EPC)
- 2005 Honorary Member, Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences, Bucharest, Romania
- 2007 Editor Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery
- 2009 Annali Italiani di Chirurgia
- 2010 Co-Editor, Editorial Board, Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery
- 2011 President, Association of Bavarian Surgeons (VBC)
The Department of Surgery at the university hospital Klinikum rechts der Isar under the direction of Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Helmut Friess, in collaboration with other health services, provides a comprehensive range of services. The only exception is the cardiovascular surgery. The chief physician of this Department is Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Helmut Friess.
All main diagnostic facilities of the university hospital Klinikum rechts der Isar are of course available to the customer around the clock. These have state-of-the-art equipment such as X-ray including computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance tomography (MRT) and positron emission tomography (PET).
Visceral Surgery: The core competence of Visceral Surgery at the university hospital Klinikum rechts der Isar lies in the treatment of cancer diseases of stomach and breast level organs. These include lung and the entire digestive system including esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver and gall bladder. The diseases of the following organs are also treated in this department: kidney and spleen as well as endocrine organs such as thyroid and parathyroid or pancreas.
Interdisciplinary cooperation at the Center for Tumor Therapy: A central factor here is the close interdisciplinary cooperation with other medical specialties, in particular with internal medical oncologists and radiotherapists.
General Surgery and Transplant Surgery: The general surgery is mainly performed on an outpatient and hospital-replacing or short-term inpatient basis. A minimally invasive procedure with the aid of an endoscope (keyhole surgery) is preferred, which leads to least possible surgical strain for the patient and due to a tiny incision through the skin and tissues resulting in less pain and faster post - operation recovery.
Program includes:
- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
- physical examination
- review of medical records
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- biochemical analysis of blood
- TSH-basal, fT3, fT4
- indicators of inflammation
- indicators blood coagulation
- ultrasound
- preoperative care
- laparoscopic or open surgery sleeve gastroplasty
- consultation on nutrition
- symptomatic treatment
- control examinations
- the cost of essential medicines and materials
- nursing services
- full hospital accommodation in 2 bed shared room
- explanation of future recommendations
About hospital
Accommodation in hospital
- Munich, Germany
2127.00More chevron_right
2153.00More chevron_right
10959.00More chevron_right
8288.00More chevron_right
10825.00More chevron_right
14988.00More chevron_right
14146.00More chevron_right
14370.00More chevron_right
8195.00More chevron_right
14518.00More chevron_right
9584.00More chevron_right
Total amount:
Program [Description]
Laparoscopic or open surgery sleeve gastroplasty for weight loss
- Hospital: University Hospital rechts der Isar der TU München
- Department: Department of Surgery
- Head physician: Prof. Dr. med. Helmut Friess
- Type:
- access_time Duration
- date_range
- Transfer
- Visa support
- Interpreter 3 hours
- Interpreter 10 hours
- Translation of medical documents 4 pages
- Insurance in case of extra expenses for the treatment of foreign patients


text:
The father of the Somali-born teen who survived a 5-hour flight from California to Hawaii in the wheel well of a Boeing 767 says his son was struggling with life in his American high school and longed to return to Africa.
The boy, 15, scaled a fence at Mineta San Jose International Airport early Sunday and spent more than six hours on the tarmac and in the wheel compartment before Hawaiian Airlines Flight 45 left for Maui, the FBI says. He apparently passed out, surviving the thin air and subzero temperatures of flight at more than 30,000 feet.
Officials at Santa Clara High School say the youth moved from Africa about four years ago and had attended their school for a month.
"He did not receive education when he was in Africa," Abdilahi Yusuf Abdi, who identified the stowaway as his son Yahya Abdi, told Voice of America. "Since we came here he had learning challenges at school. He was not good at math and science and I think he had a lot of education problems bothering him."
The teen said he climbed into the closest plane to the airport fence, hoping it was destined for Africa, Hawaii News Now reported. He was found, disoriented, on the Maui airport grounds about an hour after the plane landed.
"He was always talking about going back to Africa, where his grandparents still live," the boy's father told Voice of America. "We want to go back, but due to the current living conditions we can't go back."
Abdi said he was "shocked" when Maui police called to say they were holding his son. He said police tried to explain what happened, but he didn't understand.
"I got confused, and asked them to call the San Jose Police Department which later explained to me how things happened," he said.
Abdi said police said his son would be returned to California after medical officials are confident he is healthy.
"When I watched the analysis about the extraordinary and dangerous trip of my son on local TVs (I realized) Allah had saved him," Abdi told VOA. "I thanked God and I was very happy."


text:
Release date: 2/11/2014
Raleigh: North Carolina's price gouging law is in effect due to a state of emergency declared as a winter storm is expected to bring snow and ice to much of the state, Attorney General Roy Cooper said Tuesday.
"Many businesses work to help their communities when bad weather strikes, but if you spot anyone using this storm to make an unfair profit off of consumers, let us know about it," Cooper said.
Consumers can report potential price gouging to the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. Call 1-877-5-NO-SCAM toll-free within North Carolina or file a price gouging complaint at www.ncdoj.gov.
Price gouging—or charging too much in times of crisis—is against North Carolina law when a disaster, an emergency or an abnormal market disruption for critical goods and services is declared or proclaimed by the Governor. The law also applies to all levels of the supply chain from the manufacturer to the distributor to the retailer.
The state of emergency declared today applies to all of North Carolina and is in effect until rescinded.
Cooper has enforced North Carolina's price gouging law (NC General Statute 75-38) in the past to win thousands of dollars in refunds for consumers and penalties from violators.
Media contact: Noelle Talley (919) 716-6413


text:
Topic: What is a svn repository?
I'm slowly trying to get into subversion, but it's not easy :-). But understanding repository would help. When using svn is the Rails project directory (using RadRails) the same as a repository for that project? Or do I keep a project repository separate from that (maybe a stupid question)?


text:
Last week, ECAR, the EDUCASE Center for Applied Research, released their most recent study on undergraduate students and technology. Some of the findings were quite astounding--a majority of the students own over a dozen technology devices--and some were common sense, like the finding that technology is not being used strategically in the academic lives of students. The report is only 35 pages, and its worth taking some time to look through. Nonetheless, here are some of the more interesting tidbits.Students did not think their competency with core technology was sufficient and they wanted to learn more specialized technology skills. Read More »
Recently, I reached an intersection of a few marginally related things that made me think about how important books, information, and libraries are to the inspiration of culture, education, and technology. Read More »
eBooks have been the hot topic in libraryland for a few months now and with good reason. It seems like every other day there is some new revelation that makes us either jump for joy or groan in agony. While these conversations and revelations have been happening, there has been another revolution underfoot.The Pew, Internet, and American Life Project released a report last month on the usage of smartphones. We have known that smartphone ownership was increasing dramatically, and that use was up among minorities, and this report confirms the trends. Read More »
Libraries have always been about community. Whether the library serves an elite clientele or is open to all, a library is defined by its community. Librarians fill shelves and populate web pages based on the information needs and desires of their communities.
Serving a communities that now spend more and more of their lives online has shifted they way libraries, and everyone else in the world, serve their communities. As librarians, we have freely acknowledged and embraced the idea that our communities do not always walk through our physical doors and often do not live in our geographical area. We have been searching for ways to serve our expanding communities while utilizing the technology and limited funds we have available. Read More »
Lee Rainie has been directing the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project for the past 10 years. He was recently interviewed by Project Information Literacy about a new book he is writing about what he calls the "new social operating system." In the interview, Lee says some interesting things about the way information is used and created and the role librarians play in this new operating system. Read More »
Summer is almost upon us. For academic librarians, finals are over and the students are already gone. The lull between sessions is like music to your to-do list. If you are a school librarian, you are still shepherding the kids through their finals. Public librarians are gearing up for all the summer programs. Here in the south, the heat of summer is blazing and I am already looking forward to the Fall.
Summer is also the season when we take the time to conduct training for our staff, because for many libraries, summer is slower than other seasons (I know, public libraries, not for you!). For those of you planning some technology training for your staff, I have compiled a list of technology training tips to keep in mind.Choose a tool or process that is already being used in your library but not being used well--a process that could be made easier, or a service that could improve. Read More »
I love unconferences. I think that there is something beautiful about people getting together and challenging each other to make something better. For librarians, unconferences are a way to level the playing field among participants and allow everyone with a passion for libraries to raise their voices and ideas. Unconferences are largely unscripted and unpredictable. What is not to love? Read More »
I have a confession. I realize what I am about to admit will make me a curmudgeon to some, but so be it.
I dislike Facebook.
Hate is too strong a word because Facebook is good for finding people I have lost track of, but that is about the only thing for which I'm willing to give it credit. I would rather everything else that Facebook does elsewhere. My reasons for this dislike boil down to a mix of a dislike of user agreements as well as the lack of intellectual property rights, lack of privacy, and my general annoyance that very few people know or care about these issues with Facebook. Read More »
Anyone who works with teens, has a teen in the household, or pays attention to communication trends knows one thing for certain: young people do not use email. In a revealing discussion with four high school freshman about technology, communication, and education, the girls in this video say that they only use email to talk to " aunts, uncles, teachers, and older people." (quote is 2 minutes in) According to comScore's whitepaper, "The 2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review," email usage is down a whopping 59% among teens. Instead of email, teens are using text messages and facebook as their main methods of communication. Read More »
I was thinking about the verbal skills of my two-and-a-half year old and his peers last week and it made me realize something. There are two main reasons that people have trouble understanding little kids, articulation and context.
Most kids my son's age have an articulation problem. They either do not say the word correctly or they make up a nonsense word that stands in the place of an actual thing. My son has a context issue. His articulation is usually sound, but he randomly throws sentences into a conversation that have absolutely no bearing on either the situation at hand or the current conversation. As adults, we expect to hear certain things in relation to a situation or conversation, so when our expectations are not met, it all sounds like inarticulate babble, though the words are all correct. Of course, parents frequently know what the babble or the out of context conversation holds, though strangers usually do not. Read More »
See all contributors »
Posts (RSS)
Comments (RSS)
Follow us on Twitter


text:
Moderators: peeker643, swerb, yargs7
by idoctribefan » Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:21 pm
by pup » Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:42 am
by fundamentals » Wed Mar 18, 2009 1:12 pm
Pup wrote:I believe the Mentor/North Ridgeville game is tonight @ 6:00 on STO.Keep an eye out for Jaron Crowe, PG, Mentor.He lit up Brush last week and will look to do the same tonight. And he is my cousin.
by mistero » Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:51 pm
by pup » Thu Mar 19, 2009 7:38 am
mistero wrote:Just got back from the game. Mentor had Ridgeville on the ropes. Man, they slow the game down. HS basketball needs a shot clock.Ridgeville hung in there to battle back in the end. Go Rangers!Watch a bit of the Ed's game too. They have a 4'1 point guard. He sunk the first 3 points. Wild.Hey Mentor, with you 40,000 student body, where were you? Ridgeville fans had you 4-1. West side baby.
by fundamentals » Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:51 am
by pup » Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:17 am
fundamentals wrote:Mentor led most of the game, just couldn't hit some open shots. They ran a similar set against Brush in the district final, just not with same execution and conversion of opportunites.Great comeback by WGH in the other game.
by fundamentals » Tue Mar 24, 2009 9:17 am
by pup » Tue Mar 24, 2009 2:32 pm
fundamentals wrote:Solid takes Pup.If you think about it though, for two and a half quarters, Mentor dictated the game and led by eight. The N.R. kid hit a three and it just seemed after that, Mentor was looking to hang on. I was surprised that they weren't able to stop the N.R. run and pull out the win. I have seen the Cards play a number of games over the years and I can't ever question Coach K's decision. The guy does an outstanding job, year in and year out.I was really disappointed in them losing because I felt that Mentor's best chance to get to Cbus was there for the taking as they had played WGH real tough at Harding earlier in the year and that they could beat the Raiders.
Return to High School Sports
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
- Band
School of Music News
- December 12, 2016Happy Holidays from the KU School of Music
- December 9, 2016KU Jazz Ensemble I to perform at historic Gem Theater
- November 30, 2016KU Collegium Musicum to present holiday concert Dec. 8
- November 30, 2016KU University Band and Symphonic Band to perform Nov. 30
Report Your Post-Graduation Plans
The School of Music tracks post-graduation plans for both undergraduate and graduate students.
School of Music Events
Why KU
Music students present hundreds of public concerts every year
Students perform in KU choirs, concert bands, pep bands, ensembles, symphony orchestra, and jazz combos
The school owns one of the greatest jazz record collections in the world
KU Wind Ensemble performed the world premiere of the symphony "In the Shadow of No Towers" at Carnegie Hall
One of 34 U.S. public institutions in the prestigious Association of American Universities
Nearly $290 million in financial aid annually
44 nationally ranked graduate programs.
—U.S. News & World Report
—U.S. News & World Report
KU Today


text:
Jennifer Lopez InStyle September 2012 Issue
InStyle's September issue hits newsstands on Friday, August 17.
InStyle's September issue hits newsstands on Friday, August 17.
A blog about health, food, beauty, fitness, fashion, parenting and travel focused on how we, as individuals and as a society live our lives.
An up-to-the-minute blog covering celebrities, gossip and entertainment news.
Covering the latest news, opinions and analysis across the world of sports.
A blog about television, characters, programming, actors, and the business of the small screen.
A blog about movie news, movie stars, movie premieres and the business of the big screen.