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Though it's a cost-effective sanitary and storm sewer rehabilitation method, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) is an in-ground manufacturing process that must be monitored for quality.
Unfortunately, not everyone knows what's necessary to ensure an installation provides a full 50 years of service life. The consulting engineer doesn't check the contractor's design calculations. The owner doesn't test material samples collected from the jobsite. The inspector doesn't know what to look for or understand the implications when reviewing wet-out, installation, and material testing results.
The most important parameters for bending strength and long-term performance are flexural strength, flexural modulus, and long-term creep, all of which can be measured in a materials testing lab. Conversely, a liner may meet strength parameters, but pinholes may develop because material was mishandled during installation.
When the contractor submits post-construction closed-circuit television (CCTV) tapes that show a pristine liner, everyone thinks they've solved all their problems.
Not necessarily. In 2004 we launched a $16 million bond-funded capital improvement program to renovate our wastewater treatment plant, setting aside about half for sanitary collection and conveyance system upgrades. Since then we've installed 65,000 lineal feet. We prefer curing-in-place because it's less expensive than full replacement and eliminates the disruption and inconvenience caused by excavation.
We also know that all installations will have some leakage. Cured-in-place pipe consists of felt impregnated with a resin. The felt tube is sown together from flat sheets, so the tube has a seam where failures can occur. Root intrusion from private laterals becomes noticeable after one to two years, as do areas where the resin has washed out.
But that's to be expected. Here are my recommendations for the best return on investment:
Develop performance-based specifications. A prescriptive specification works well only when the finished product has a limited number of defects.
For example, in one instance a colleague's installation displayed blistering, peeling, and cut liners; leaks; numerous pinholes; bulges; discoloration; overcut laterals; and over-grouted lateral connections. He questioned the quality and compatibility of the resins and felt, as well as the wet-out procedures.
The contractor was confident he could demonstrate that the specification had been met because he'd installed the pipe according to prescription. He couldn't show the quality of the materials and manufacturing processes because he hadn't been required to test samples during installation.
After 2½ years of testing and additional consulting, the department had to excavate portions of the lined pipe to run materials samples. The 90- to 120-day project schedule was blown out of the water, and the associated costs weren't recovered.
A solid performance-based specification:
We tailored a free template from the National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) to develop our performance specifications.
Of course, enforcing these requirements is not without costs.
Thoroughly reviewing contractor submittals requires consultant time. A battery of thickness, bending strength, and flex modulus tests runs about $200/ sample. Long-term performance and chemical resistivity tests are $5,000 to $6,000 each.
Follow strict inspection procedures. Without adequate field documentation of the installation, the cause of defects becomes harder to determine. Inspectors must know what to look for and what to document and, ideally, be certified.
In addition, require CCTV inspections during the post-construction bonding period. My colleagues think this is a waste of money, but every one I've done has shown defects. The dollar value of having the contractor address them has always exceeded the cost of the inspection.
Lean on the experts. NASSCO's inspector-certification program should be required for government employees as well as consultants.
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Im just getting ready for this spring to start beekeeping. Im wondering how many mediums a 3lbs package of bees will fill. I will be using foundationless frames. Need some advice please.
Im just getting ready for this spring to start beekeeping. Im wondering how many mediums a 3lbs package of bees will fill. I will be using foundationless frames. Need some advice please.
I would still go with just one box at a time. Just keep an eye on them and add another box once they get 70 to 80% drawn out. I think most people over winter with three mediums.
A three pound package will fit in a five frame medium nuc box (with frames of Honey Super Cell)...
Trying to think inside the box...
I would start with 2, one will be a bit crowded and need a second fairly quick. Start with 2 and your good for probably 4 months.
Medium nuc or 8 frame or 10 frame?
One box for 8 or 10. Like john said add another when 70 -80% full.
I've viewed probably 50-60 package installations and this way seems to be the most common set up.
Last edited by Mr.Beeman; 02-07-2013 at 05:35 PM.
3 pounds will just fill a five frame medium nuc box with no drawn comb. It will HALF fill one medium ten frame box. I would install them in one box. If you have a nuc and no drawn comb, I would install them in the nuc box, but I wouldn't go buy one just for that purpose...
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Believe it or not all 3 lb packages are not equal, some are closer to 4. A true 3 can be tough with no comb. If you are starting without foundation and without any drawn comb, small space is much safer. How cold will it be at night when you install ? If 30's or lower I would not hesitate to throw on an insulated top with feed hole. When they have comb it is like you sleeping with a blanket compared to sleeping without. Overkill is a misnomer when getting them started on bare frames in the spring.
Early spring on bare frames in a cold state; one box max and a nuc is better if you have it.
I use one and then check often. If you have a good flow and good bees, they could be ready for a second one in two weeks.
I have two packages coming this spring. I have 8-frame deeps for them. I have drawn comb with uncapped honey and pollen in the freezer.
For each box, I had planned on 4 drawn and 4 undrawn comb. I am thinking that they will build comb for eggs on the undrawn frames. I heard the term "honey bound" last year and I don't want to start with that situation. Am I on the right track, or should I just put all drawn frames with honey in each box?
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I think you'll be ok there slow, since the queen will lay up to 1000 eggs in a single day. She should fill up those drawn combs rather quickly.
How many Warre boxes for a three pound package?
> Am I on the right track, or should I just put all drawn frames with honey in each box?
If you have enough to give them drawn frames, give them drawn frames. Drawn combs belong in hives where the bees can use them and protect them.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
Drawn comb will give a package a big head start, but don't put more in that they can use (four or five is a good number) with the rest foundation or empty frames.
I personally prefer to use at least one sheet of foundation in a hive for a swarm or a package (and a drawn comb if you have it), keeps the wild comb building down.
Since the number of bees won't increase for at least three weeks with a package (or swarm for that matter), a nuc box will be fine, but you will need to be ready to move them as soon as they have the comb drawn and filled, or you will be losing out on comb production as the brood emerges. With a package, you don't want to delay buildup, at least not here, as you will run the change of missing too much of the spring flow and end up feeding all summer and fall.
4 or 5 frames?
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play rehearsal is off to a slow start. on the other hand, singers is in full swing. we have an extra rehearsal this weekend to get ready for TWO concerts next weekend. it's a bit easier because about a third of our music is christmas carols which most people have some knowledge of.
i decided that i think i'm going to ask my mom to get me an apple-corer-slicer-peeler for christmas. it would make my life so much easier and i'd eat a ton more apples.
my christmas tree is up at home!! we also got our special ornaments...we have FOUR this year. the first one is a little fireplace with four stockings hanging off and we have our names on the stockings. the second one i got for my mom. it's a "beach bum" lady and it says her name on towel. the third is just a simple glass ornament that says "i (mickey mouse symbol) NY". the last one (you can guess who picked this one out) is CINDERELLA!! [=
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Hope the Iggles don't get a good HC....
"Once a Giant, ALWAYS, a Giant."
I hope Andy Reid gets the best season of his coaching career in 2013 while philly goes 4-12... the tears of unfathomable sadness would be so yummy and sweet.
Also, wouldn't it be hilarious if Kevin Kolb was named Arizona's starter?
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
I could see Kevin Kolb become the QB that Cardinal fans hoped he would turn into. Andy Reid had Kolb playing well in Philly.
What if Ken Wisenhunt or Lovie Smith went to Philly though? Yikes!
I think Wisenhunt goes to Buffalo. Just a hunch I have.
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Great scenario for Kolb. Reid is a QB guru, and has worked with Kolb.
I'm not saying Kolb was a world-beater for Philly, but he was adequate under Andy's tutelage. They need to patch up that OL a bit, though.
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Guests love these little chicken bites that get some zip from curry. The savory snacks work well for any occasion, big or small. —Judy Slotter, Alpharetta, Georgia
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- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
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- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
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- 3 tablespoons finely chopped green onion
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- In a large bowl, beat the first five ingredients until well blended. Stir in the chicken, onion and celery.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Former Colorado Springs police officer Joshua Carrier will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after a jury convicted him of molesting 19 boys.
The jury announced mostly guilty verdicts on Friday afternoon at the El Paso County Courthouse. Among the convictions were 34 counts of sexual assault on a child. He was found not guilty of 10 charges.
Carrier didn't show much emotion as he learned his fate. Some family members of the victims were in tears.
"I can't wait to see the relief on that boy's face when I get home," said one man.
"I get to tell him he doesn't have to worry about coming to court again," said a victim's mother.
When Carrier was a volunteer wrestling coach at Horace Mann Middle School, he had wrestlers strip naked and then performed what he called "skin checks" by touching and examining the boys' genitals. Jurors could see exactly what happened in some instances because Carrier taped what he was doing with a web camera.
The sex assault charges came to light after police were tipped off that Carrier was buying child pornography. Parents started talking to their kids and found out what Carrier was doing.
This was the second trial for the case. In April, a jury convicted Carrier on 21 counts for child pornography, acquitted him on some charges and were unable to reach a verdict on most of the 207 counts in the case.
"It was awful, some of the kids were tearful at the thought of having to do it again," said prosecutor Amy Fitch.
Fitch and prosecutor Jennifer Viehman said they were thrilled with the jury's decision.
"It just represents for these children that they were heard, that they were believed," she said. "That the person who did this to them isn't going to get away with it."
Carrier's defense attorneys said their client maintains his innocence.
"He is supported by his family. He feels deeply saddened for them and for everyone involved in this," said lawyer Josh Tolini. "No matter how you look at this, it's a tragic situation."
Tolini said the guilty verdicts will be appealed immediately after Carrier is sentenced on February 22nd at 9 a.m. Carrier will remain in custody without bond.
School District 11 issued the following statement on Friday afternoon:
School District 11 has learned that Officer Joshua Carrier, a former volunteer and school resource officer at Mann Middle School, has been convicted of multiple sexual offenses relating to children. We deeply regret the harm to our students and our school community resulting from Officer Carrier's conduct as a person in a position of trust. The safety, security, and social emotional well-being of our students remain top priorities in the District.


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Here is a pic of the kit that will be part of the first place prize.
It was donated by our member notime. I'd like to thank him for his generosity.
PS notime has some other kits tucked away that he may be listing for sale soon. I've seen the list, He has some very desirable kits. Not just Romy Gs, but some kits that you don't see available very often anymore.
So far I think Tammy should get the prize.
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The difference is personal preference. DAO would require a diliberate cycling of the trigger each time one wanted the gun to go bang. Less likihood of ND/AD by some peoples assessment. I personally prefer to keep my options as open as I can and prefer DA/SA mostly because I'm not a fn of the "cocked and locked" thing. Open options for me is also streamlining and an extra step to drop the safety just doesn't fit my definition.
Neither one is any better than the other in most regards. It's just a feature. Do you like/want it in the handgun you are choosing? Why do you want it? Are you comfortable using your firearm with a particular action? Some people, for whatever reason, want the heavy 10-ish pound pull for every shot. I practice DA shots when I go to the range as I figure I may not always get an opportunity to cock the hammer before taking my shot. However, I personally like having my follow-up shots sent down range with a 4-ish pound pull.
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text: I have some lumber laying around and I'm thinking of making a few nuc stands. Stands of parallel rails, long enough to hold 4 or 5 nucs, raised off the ground 24-30 inches in order to keep them at a workable height. I just realized that if I set these rails apart about 18.25 inches the nuc stands could do double duty as frame racks when not in use. I'm finding the need for a frame rack as I'm sorting and grading my combs of brood comb.


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From the times of early exploration, the Arctic has excited the European imagination. Inspired by its land and people, artists have rendered the Arctic as a desolate region of austere and sublime beauty where stolid icebergs float in empty grey seas, and barren mountains rise imperiously from icy waters. Photography added exponentially to this cultural cache of imagery. Explorers, whalers, artists, ethnologists and geologists used the medium to express their many different visions and experiences. Documentary photographers confirmed beliefs in sovereignty over what was termed terra nullius: the erroneous idea that the north was empty and could be occupied by Europeans. Pictorialist photographers indulged in romantic ideas of a primal land unsullied by industry, its people untouched by the nefarious influences of civilization. Often these two modes of photography mingled. Imagery was disseminated in diverse ways, through government reports, personal albums, books, magazines and lantern slide shows.
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(Aug. 28, 2007)--During the first two weeks of classes, the highest number of vehicles will be on campus as students and new faculty members acclimate to the university. But, several parking and shuttle options are available to help reduce parking stress -- and many are free. With all options, it's important to allow at least an extra 30 minutes in order to get to class on time.
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The best advice for student permit parking is to avoid entering the 1604 Campus from Loop 1604. Only students who have garage or resident parking permits should drive onto the north side of campus, because commuter permit parking in this area is limited to lot 12 and the Tobin Lab lot.
From the south side of campus from UTSA Boulevard, student permit parking is available in lots 10 and 11 adjacent to Universiy Oaks apartments, lot 5 south of the Convocation Center and adjacent to the Recreation and Wellness Center, and lot 8 south of the Arts Building. UTSA's free south campus shuttle goes in a continuous cycle between lot 11 and lot 8 with several stops. Also many students park near the free UTSA apartment shuttle route and ride to campus from there.
Additionally, student permit parking is available in lot 13 on Valero Way. The lot 13 shuttle runs every seven minutes to the Arts Building -- only one building from the center of the 1604 Campus. Parking office employees monitoring lot 13 throughout the day report greatly increased use of the lot but spaces are still available, particularly in the north end.
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I just saw that someone is actually freezing their old comb rather than trying to keep it aerated and dry. Does this work? If so this would solve a lot of problems for us this year. Thanks for any info you can give me.
I just saw that someone is actually freezing their old comb rather than trying to keep it aerated and dry. Does this work? If so this would solve a lot of problems for us this year. Thanks for any info you can give me.
If you have the freezer space it works. It is a good idea to seal it in plastic before you put it in the freezer, this way when you take it out of the freezer and let it get to room temp before opening it won't get all wet with condensation. I have no problem freezing even full frames of honey as long as I seal them up and let them thaw a day or 2 before taking them out of the plastic. I have a big freezer that can fit almost 100 med frames loose or 5 supers with the frames in them, but wish I still wish I had more freezer space. It is a great way to keep your comb away from critters and bugs.
Thanks, we have the space! I would prefer this in terms of protecting the comb from wax moths! Thanks, thanks, thanks! Did I say thanks?
When putting combs of honey into a freezer, wouldn't it still granulate? I put two buckets of honey I extracted that was a little high in moisture content into my freezer last fall and when I pulled it out this spring it looked like perfectly creamed honey
I have four deeps full of capped honey that I don't want to extract plus a couple of boxes with frames full of pollen. It would be great to just be able to store it somehow so I could just drop in frames next spring but I am worried the honey will granulate in the frames and the pollen will go mouldy. I am actually thinking of just throwing the boxes of honey on some hives even though they probably don't need it.
Well we don't have any honey, we got robbed this season, but I don't want the comb to go to waste.
maybe you should just extract it?
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Sorry, I guess I could have have been more articulate.
During the summer whenever my hives looked crowded I would pull 2 or 3 frames of capped honey and drop in frames of foundation in the brood area to give them room (sort of checkerboarding). I managed to save up about 6 deeps worth and this fall I would drop frames in any hives that I thought were light (rather than feed syrup).
Turns out a lot of my hives are doing OK so I ended up with the left over deeps with capped honey. I do not extract deeps, only medium supers. I have no way of knowing if the deeps have been in contact with meds as they are all I use in brood chambers. I have seen too many frames of honey collected in deeps swapped out with frames from brood chambers because of brood in the honey super frames. This happens even though there may have been meds in those brood chamber frames.
The hassle of running two seperate size boxes is worth the peace of mind it gives me knowing that I can't make that mistake.
This is just my personal choice, I am not saying one way is right or wrong, and yes it would be nice to not use any meds but for now that is not a realistic option.
What do you mean by "I have no way of knowing if the deeps have been in contact with meds as they are all I use in brood chambers"
Are you worried about having honey stored in a frame which has been used for brood?
Sorry if I am not making myself clear, again this just my personal observation.
I have watched honey crops being pulled and when a frame with brood is found (if the queen had moved up) they will simply swap it out with a frame of capped honey from the brood chamber. I also know that there had been treatment going on in the brood chamber prior to the honey supers having been put on. It stands to reason those brood chamber frames may have been in contact with the treatment.
To make things simpler for me I run different size boxes and do not extract deeps. When I am pulling honey boxes (6 3/4), if a queen has come up into my honey supers I cannot simply swap frames. I have to find the queen, put her in the brood chamber and then put on a queen excluder, let those frames hatch out and then let them backfill with honey. Not conveniant by any means but my risk of contamination is reduced greatly (I am not saying completely because bees have been known to move honey around).
The hard and fast rule for me is no honey supers go on until one month after any treatment (haven't treated in spring for some time now) and they are pulled before any treatment is put on in the fall.
No method is perfect but I figure if I can reduce any risk, why not?
Hope this makes sense.
My 2 cents on worrying about meds being in contact with comb. Don't Treat the bees with anything. Period... Refer to Dee& Ed Lusby in POV in this forum.
Then you could use all deeps and interchange frames any which way you choose to.
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With all the new stresses on bees I don't think it is pratical to say you would never use any medication or treatments. I think not doing any treatments at all is irresponsible and not good IPM. You should be selective about treatments and make sure you evaluate all the risks. I would be very upset if a beek near my hives let his hives become sick or loaded down with mites, which in turn hurt my hives. That being said I am extremely careful about what I place into my hives.
eqnox - my sentiments exactly
willrich68 - I had hoped not to have this enter the treatment/no treatment debate, please read the last line of post # 8. I admire those that are able to do so and I strive not to use anything at all until it becomes an act of certain loss or survival. If devastating losses for several years (seems to be conventional wisdom among those who do) are the road to treatment free is something I would have to endure, it would probably take me out of the picture.
I have heard others on this forum say that they take their bottled honey, put it in the freezer and take it out as they need it. They were saying this prevented the honey from crystlizing, but I have yet to try this. I have about 100 bottles of fall honey I need to reliquify and I was hoping this was true so I don't have keep soaking jars in hot water to be able to sell them.
My apologizes Perry Bee. Happy Beeking!!!
No need to apologize. I understand where you are coming from and the rationale.
Maybe at some point what I could try is going cold-turkey one small yard at a time and see where it takes me.
That's the beauty of this forum, it opens up dialogue and everyone benefits.
I totally understand not wanting to lose any hives. It was hard when a new package I bought this spring absconded. I guess I had it easy. I was given 2 hives, that's how I got started,that had not been treated in over a year. I was also tight for money so the easiest thing for my then 2 hives was no treatments. I got up to 9 but am back down to 6 going into winter.
I wish you the best at all of your bee endeavors.
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I recently extracted two mediums from one hive, put them back up for the bees to clean 'em up and I've just removed one today. My freezer question: I have a freezer I've adapted to my home brewing/fermentation needs and I'd ideally like to continue to keep it at about 35 degrees. If this will be cold enough to protect the drawn comb I'll keep it in there, too, with my chilled homebrew. If I need to take it below freezing, I will, but I'll need, then, to augment my freezer capacity. Will 35 degrees be cold enough to protect the comb?
Freezing the comb helps to prevent and kill wax moths and other things from getting into the comb. If there isn't wax moth eggs or other insects on the comb you should be okay. Be aware that 35 deg won't kill wax moths and it will require a hard freeze to kill them, but if they aren't there now you should be okay.
Thanks, eqnox. I haven't yet seen any sign of wax moths, so I'll take my chances.


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Leaving your guests with wedding favor gifts is a wonderful way of thanking them for sharing your big day with you. Wedding favors provide your guests with a memento that they can keep forever and think back on the joyous occasion. The most important thing to keep in mind when choosing elegant wedding favors is to not fall in the candy-covered almonds wrapped in twill trap. Venture off and find the gift that reflects who you and your fiancé are.
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Our modern apartment is located on the 3rd floor (elevator) of a quiet residential building in the centre of Vienna. The 35 m², fully furnished sunny city apartment overlooking a green, leafy courtyard can accommodate up to 3 guests and is laid out as follows: entrance hall, fully equipped kitchen, large living/sleeping room, an enclose kitchen and dining area and a bathroom with a shower, washing machine and a WC. Final cleaning, towels and linen are all included.
The bedroom/living room: has a double bed with reading table, a single sofa (which could also be used as a bed for 1 person), TV with cable TV, working area with internet access.
The kitchen: is fully equipped including electric oven, 4 ring stove, refrigerator and freezing compartment, coffee making machine, microwave, toaster, cutlery, cooking utensils and all necessary table ware and kitchen ware. There is also a dining table for four.
Bathroom: has a bathtub, wash basin, WC, washing machine, hair dryer and towels..
Amenities: TV, Cable TV, Full Kitchen, unlimited wireless Internet, all utilities, ironing board, hair dryer, towels provided
Our newly renovated apartment is located on a small residential street, Siebenbrunnegasse, in the 5th district bordering the 1st, and is within walking distance from the famous Viennese Opera, the museums, the Sacher Hotel and the very centre of Vienna. Within walking distance of the apartment you will find supermarkets, restaurants, bars and bakeries. The famous shopping street Mariahilferstrasse and the Naschmarkt are only a 10 minute walk away.
The next underground station (U4 Pilgramgasse) is only a 5 minute walk away and takes you to the St Stephans Church in only 3 stations.
The next bus stop is also only a 2 minute walk away from the apartment(13A).
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Everything was perfect. Convenient location in proximity to metro and within walking distance (10 minutes) to the shopping mile Mariahilfer Str, friendly landlord, modern, clean, well equipped kitchen, TV, Wi-Fi. Value ok, recommended!
War alles perfekt. Verkehrsgünstige Lage in U-Bahnnähe und fußläufig (ca. 10 min) zur Shoppingmeile Mariahilfer Str., freundliche Vermieterin, moderne Einrichtung, sauber, gut eingerichtete Küchezeile, Fernseher, WLAN. Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ok, empfehlenswert!
Everything was great! Megan ochenprivetliva and caring. Perfect location cozy apartment.
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Tolle Wohnung, haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Klasse war das alles was man braucht vorhanden war. Kaffeemaschine, Toaster Mikrowelle. Einfach klasse
Very clean, bright and friendly three-star apartment in the 5th District, Margaret, has everything you need for self-powering, shops within 5 minutes walk. Center in 15 minutes by bus, metro or tram. From the airport via public transport and CAT in good half hour away, come back.
Sehr sauberes, helles und freundliches Drei-Sterne-Appartment im 5. Bezirk, Margareten, hat alles was man zum Selbstversorgen braucht, Läden in 5 Min. zu Fuß. Zentrum in 15 Min. per Bus, U-Bahn oder Tram erreichbar. Vom Flughafen über CAT und ÖPNV in guter halben Stunde erreichbar, kommen wieder.
Beautiful, comfortable and modern apartment is teaching. We have a nice time verbracht.Es was also very clean and pretty close to Schönbrunn.
Schön, bequeme und moderne eingerichte Wohnung. Wir haben eine schön Zeit verbracht.Es war auch sehr sauber und ziemlich nah von Schönbrunn.
Really enjoyed our stay! The apartment was very nice and clean and Megan was a wonderful host! Very helpful!!!
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Mit freundl.Grüßen aus München
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A grant of EPA funds was made available by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in October 1990 to selected southwest Missouri poultry producers representing each of the five major poultry processing companies. The purpose of the grant is to demonstrate the feasibility of composting dead birds in an environmentally sound manner. The grant is administered by Southwest Missouri Resource Conservation and Development, Inc., with technical assistance provided by the Natural Resources Conservation Service and educational activities provided by MU Extension.
Bill Harvill, of Stark City, Mo., representing Tyson Foods, agreed to participate in the demonstration project. Harvill's concerns about environmental considerations, economics of managing dead birds and future regulations pertaining to dead bird disposal were factors in his decision to participate in the demonstration project. This guide describes the composting project relating to Harvill's poultry operation.
The Harvill broiler operation consists of five buildings in which 6 flocks per year are grown to a market weight of 4 pounds. Table 1 outlines the characteristics of each building. Average mortality rate in these facilities is about 4 percent, with peak rates at 8 percent.
Table 1Building type and bird capacity in the Harvill operation
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Primary and secondary bins are 9 feet wide, 5 feet long and 4 feet high, with a capacity of 180 cubic feet in each bin. There are three primary bins and three secondary bins in the composter (Figure 1).
Figure 1Plan view of the Harvill composter.
Primary and secondary bins are accessed from either side of the composter, with a concrete slab work area in front of the bins on either side. A 9-by-11-foot area at one end of the composter provides storage for litter and straw.
The composter building is pole-type construction with an "umbrella" configuration (Figure 2). The roof of the composter provides a 5 foot overhang on either side to provide partial coverage of the concrete working area in front of the bins. The ends of the composter building above the bin walls are enclosed with corrugated metal for rain protection.
Figure 2Cross section of the Harvill composter.
Harvill estimates 30 to 45 minutes per day are spent layering dead birds and ingredients in the composter. He uses a tractor with an 8-foot wide bucket on a front-end transfer and load finished compost. Table 2 shows a laboratory analysis of the finished compost fertilizer value from the Harvill composter.
Table 2Analysis of litter and finished compost in the Harvill operation
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What was your greatest holiday?
My greatest holiday was a trip to Amsterdam and Rome with my bestest friend Justin. We were both single and carefree, and just went wild. I really took to Amsterdam because my father used to live there and he really made it out to be some sort of paradise, which it is. I'd love to live there one day. Also, the red-light district was pretty neat.
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What's the dumbest thing you've ever done when travelling?
I was upgraded to business class from France to Melbourne once, and my misses and I splurged on the free Veuve. I fell asleep and woke with a hangover. Dumb, aye? Also, I read all the Twilight books.
What will you always have in your hand luggage?
Floss. Contact lenses and glasses. Lip balm. Antipodes face moisturiser. Women products. Tissues. Books. Lollies.
Complete this sentence: I can't travel without ... Floss and my headphones.
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Christchurch, of course! I get to see my whanau.
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n. Biggest douche bag to ever walk the earth. This guy is so lame. Everything that he says and does is an embarrassment to his parents. Thank God they both took their lives years ago rather than raise this waste of life.
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Former Labour MP Chris Carter says he was lucky to escape possible death after a suicide car bomb exploded metres away from his Afghanistan home.
The blast detonated outside the Green Village compound where he lives in Kabul at 5pm on Friday local time (Saturday morning New Zealand time).
Mr Carter, who now works for the United Nations Development Programme, was preparing to leave the secure compound with two Australian friends when the bomb exploded just 25 metres in front of them.
The former politician said it was "a bit too close for comfort''.
If they hadn't been running a few minutes late they could have been hit by the blast, he said.
"If my Australian friend Jason had been on time we would have been five minutes earlier going out the gate as the bomb went off. I'm a lucky boy,'' he said.
Mr Carter was waiting in the carpark of the secure compound when he witnessed the explosion, and felt the force of the bomb on his face.
''....Just in front of us a US convoy had just gone past our compound and it was attacked by a suicide bomber in a vehicle laden with explosives,'' he told Newstalk ZB.
"It destroyed one of the American vehicles, destroyed a civilian car that was just behind them, and if we'd been just five minutes earlier we would have been the ones behind them.
"They weren't aiming for the UN, they were aiming for the Americans, but we would have been hit by the bomb.''
Mr Carter said the whole experience had felt surreal, and seeing it unfold had felt like he was watching a movie.
"I guess that's a distinctive human way of coping with a very dramatic and dangerous situation like that,'' he said.
He said he was hit by a rush of air pressure from the blast.
"I had my face slightly turned to the explosion, so the right hand side of my head - particularly my ear - feels very blocked at the moment,'' he told Radio New Zealand.
Mr Carter said he and others affected by the bomb would be getting their ears examined by American specialists at a hospital tomorrow.
Six members of a local family driving past were killed and four US soldiers in the convoy were seriously injured, Radio NZ reported.
However, Mr Carter, who has worked in Afghanistan for two years in his role helping to build local government in the war-torn country, said he doesn't "dwell on the dangers of the job''.


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Well, in one sense its good to be rid of Tauscher; but her replacement will likely be another left-wing loon - perhaps even further left than she. My bigger concern is that one of Tauscher's state priorities will be to get rid of nuclear weapons. Since the genie has been out of the bottle for over 60 years, the likely outcome of that would be negotiating away our super-power status. Of course, that has been an objective of the socialists for some time. At any rate, let's hope the Tauscher replacement is another Pelosi lap-dog like we have in McNerny.
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Our current republican local representation stinks to put it mildly. We need folks to run that stand up on principles and engage the democrats in debate challenging and exposing their empty promises. Democrats are no longer for the people, they are for themselves and left of center agendas which are bad for all of us...We need leadership in the republican party lovally to take the election by storm by being aggressive and connecting with the voters on important issues...it's nonsense it takes 3x to win, that is old politics and is ineffective now.


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(Aug. 12, 2009)--The Transportation Services division of UTSA Business Auxiliary Services pilot program providing shuttle service between University Heights and the UTSA Main Campus ends Wednesday, Aug. 12. The pilot program allowed collection of information about the need for shuttle service between the two locations.
The trial period began March 3 and was expanded to two full days per week on June 16. Ridership consistently averaged less than one passenger per operating hour.
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The Garfield YMCA will host a comedy night and tricky tray at 6 p.m. Feb. 13 at Royal Manor, 454 Midland Ave., Garfield, including a buffet dinner, beer, wine and soda. Tricky tray prizes include New York Rangers tickets, Disney park hopper passes, a golfing package and a $500 cash prize. $65. Tables of 10 may be reserved. 973-772-7450.
Pascack Valley Meals on Wheels will hold a fundraiser from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Feb. 14 at Lou's Tavern, 74 Broadway, Hillsdale, with live music, dessert and raffles and giveaways. $10. 201-666-2103 or pvmealsonwheels.org.
American Legion Post 170 will hold a pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon Feb. 16 at 33 W. Passaic St., Rochelle Park. $4 includes pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee and tea. There will also be a representative from the Bergen County Clerk's Office available to issue photo ID cards to veterans, senior citizens and exempt firemen from 9 a.m. to noon. A current driver's license and a DD214 or Military ID for active or retired personnel is required. A driver's license is sufficient for seniors. Bob Salvini, firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Ridgefield Park Elks Lodge 1506 will hold an all-you-can-eat breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon February 16 at 30 Spruce Ave., including eggs, pancakes, French toast, bacon, sausage, pastries, juices, coffee and tea. All proceeds benefit Elks charities. $10 adults; $5 children. Scott Graef, 201-641-9666.
Community Blood Services is seeking blood donors. All blood types are needed; especially type-O negative. Donors can go to the Paramus Center, 970 Linwood Avenue West, the Montvale Center, 102 Chestnut Ridge Ave., the Lincoln Park Center, 63 Beaverbrook Road, or a mobile blood drive. 201-251-3703 or communitybloodservices.com.
The Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges annual community support campaign is now in progress. Money raised will be utilized to fund programs at all branches. Those interested in donating can visit metroymcas.org/give.
Community Blood Services is performing a variety of heart screenings to donors during February at any of its donor centers or mobile blood drives in New Jersey. Heart Health Month is designed to raise awareness of the importance of diet, fitness and regular health screenings for a healthy heart. 201-251-3703 or communitybloodservices.com.
St. John the Baptist R.C. Church is offering a program, "How to Read Music," from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 6:30 to 7 p.m. Thursdays at 69 Valley St., Hillsdale. The program is open to all ages and levels and will instruct the basics of music theory in a light-hearted environment. Free. email@example.com or stjohnhillsdale.com.
The Mental Health Association in Passaic County will hold a workshop, "Setting Goals and Making Changes: Part Two Continuum," 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 10 to help participants appreciate the distinction between commitments and goals, face the fear of change and begin to move toward creating the life they want to live.
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The Valley Hospital Center for Family Education will hold a newborn care program for expectant parents and grandparents from 7 to 10 p.m. Feb. 13, Feb. 22 and Feb. 27, at the Dorothy B. Kraft Center, 15 Essex Road, Paramus. $50. Also offered is "Baby ER" from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 18, $20. Registration required. 201-291-6151 or valleyhealth.com/familyeducation.
The hospital will also hold a seminar, "To Supplement or Not to Supplement," from 10 to 11 a.m. Feb. 18 at the Dorothy B. Kraft Center. Health professionals will discuss the pros and cons of taking supplements like calcium, vitamin D, magnesium and protein, and the impact they have on the body. 800-825-5391 or valleyhealth.com/events.
The Parkinson's Support Group of North Jersey will meet from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 15 in the private dining room at Mountainside Hospital, 1 Bay Ave., Montclair. The meeting, "Get Ready For What Might Face You," will cover people, places and things everyone should know concerning Parkinsons and where they can find them. Refreshments served. Tom McKay, 973-694-2759 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Presbyterian Church at Tenafly will hold two adult seminars on pressure and adolescents at 55 Magnolia Ave. "Anxiety and Faith: A Spiritual Crisis" will be at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 16 and explore how high pressure environments create anxiety in children and youth. "Managing Anxiety in an Anxious World: Tips and Strategies for You and Your Child" will be at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 23 with guest speaker Dr. Sandra Pimental discussing anxiety and behavioral issues in children and adolescents. 201-561-0111 or pcat.ws.
The Wayne YMCA will host an open house for its White Pines Day Camp from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 16 at 1 Pike Drive. The camp offers summer programs including play school for ages 2 through 5, traditional day camp for ages 5 through 13, performing arts specialty camp for ages 5 through 13, summer sports academy for ages 6 through 14, swim tech camp for ages 8 and up and a counselor-in-training program for ages 14 and 15. 973-595-0100 or wayneymca.org.
There will also be a President's Day vacation camp for children from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 17 and Feb. 18 at 1 Pike Drive. Before- and after-care available. $55 members; $70 non-members. 973-595-0100 ext. 280 or email@example.com.
The Hermitage celebrates New Jersey's 350th anniversary with an exhibition, "Footprints: 350 Years at The Hermitage," from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 16 at 335 North Franklin Turnpike, Ho-Ho-Kus. Free with light refreshments available. The historic home is open for tours during the opening at $7 per person. The exhibition may be viewed through September. 201-445-8311, ext. 101 or thehermitage.org.
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The Passaic County Board of Freeholders and Passaic County Department of Planning and Economic Development will hold a free business seminar, "Marketing Techniques and Social Networking - How to Connect with your Customers," from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Feb. 19 at William Paterson University, 1600 Valley Road, Wayne. Speakers will discuss social media and marketing techniques including leveraging online video. Registration required. 973-569-4720 or email@example.com.
The Columbiettes of St. John's Council 1345 will hold its meeting at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 61 Armour Place, Dumont. Members are asked to bring a scratch-off lottery ticket for the upcoming tricky tray. Light refreshments served. email@example.com.
The Wayne YMCA is hosting an open house for kindergarten enrichment from 2 to 2:30 p.m. and full day kindergarten from 2:30 to 3 p.m. Feb. 19 at 1 Pike Drive. Parents will meet the teachers and learn about the curriculum for both programs. Free. Alison Dorfman, 973-595-0100, ext. 247.
The Department of Human Services' Division of Disability Services received a $10,000 grant from the Kessler Foundation Special Initiatives Program to construct mobility ramps and widen doorways at food pantries.
The American Red Cross received donations of 26 pints of blood from NVE Bank employees at its recent blood drive.
The Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center is seeking pregnant women to volunteer for free ultrasounds to provide nurses with ultrasound training. Volunteers between six and 24 weeks are needed through March. Appointments required and are available for two locations: 503 Lafayette Ave., Hawthorne, 973-238-9045, and 809 Main St., Hackensack, 201-501-8876.
The Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative is seeking licensed registered nurses to volunteer for four-hour shifts from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, or 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday. Jeanne Patrican 201-739-0940, email@example.com or bvmi.org.


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10 great Buenos Aires restaurants
Buenos Aires has been known to captivate many a visitor, providing such ample entertainment that many find themselves stripped of the will to leave.
A large portion of the Argentine capital's ability to charm comes down to its outstanding cuisine -- here are 10 of its best eateries.
1. Café Dorrego
On the corner of Plaza Dorrego in the heart of San Telmo, this traditional café is full of character and old men sipping espressos -- like them, you'll appreciate the typical Argentine pick-me-up: coffee and medialunas ("half moons" or croissants).
Peanut shells litter the harlequin floor tiles, old gin bottles line the walls and well-worn tables are scarred with the signatures of bygone guests.
Best for people-watching on Sundays when the square springs to life with the hustle of 200 antiques stalls.
Defensa 1098, Humberto Primero, Plaza Dorrego, San Telmo; +54 911 43 61 01 41; daily 8 a.m.- 3 a.m.; budget
2. La Cabrera
So well known is La Cabrera for its "steak so tender you can cut it with a spoon" that even with a reservation you have to stand in line before being rewarded with a table.
Once inside, waiters in crisp white shirts and berets (known as "boinas") deliver enormous slabs of grilled meat on wooden boards.
For the Argentine steakhouse experience par excellence, nothing beats the Bife de Chorizo accompanied by a bottle of Malbec.
Hard-core eaters can take on the Volcan de Chocolate for dessert.
5099 Calle Cabrera, Palermo Viejo; +54 911 4831 7002; daily 12:30-4:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m.-1 a.m.; moderate to expensive; www.parrillalacabrera.com.ar
3. Astrid & Gastón
The global spread of Peruvian food is echoed in the growth of Astrid & Gaston -- first opened in Lima in 1994, it has now spread to Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Spain, Mexico and Argentina.
In a colonial townhouse, the red and gold paneling makes for a romantic setting.
The full experience includes pisco sours followed by the seven-course tasting menu, which ranges from Peruvian classics like ceviche and cuy (guinea pig), to seafood, soup, beef and, lastly, baked apple topped with dulce de leche.
Lafinur 3222, Palermo Botanico; expensive; +54 911 4802 2991; Monday-Saturday 12.30 p.m.-3 p.m., 8.30 p.m. till late; www.astridygaston.com
4. Tô
Palermo is full of great restaurants, but Tô is one of the district's more extraordinary offerings in terms of both menu and modernity.
The futuristic decor is coupled with avant garde Frapenise (French meets Japanese) fusion food. As a concept it may sound odd, but in practice it makes complete sense to start a meal with sushi and finish with French desserts.
Costa Rica 6000, Palermo Hollywood; +54 911 4772 8569; moderate
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5. Godoy
Godoy is part of a new Buenos Aires trend known as an "After Office" -- a bar-cum-restaurant that turns into a club. There's a "no knives" theme, so bite-size delicacies come out on silver platters –- curried prawns and samosas followed by mango soup is a typical offering.
As night commences the lights lower, the music pumps up and the dance floor becomes the focal point.
Paraguay 4905, Palermo; moderate; +54 911 4116 1923; www.restaurantgodoy.com.ar
6. Dill & Drinks
For a little bit of this and a little bit of that, this trendy tapas bar is what you need before a night out.
The waiters have a punky edge, but their service is top-notch. The intimate bar makes is cozy and serves good classic cocktails -- white Russians, caipirinhas, Bellinis and an ominous concoction called The End made of Grand Marnier, Absinthe and lemon juice.
Portions are generous and beautifully presented.
San Martín 986 (entre Marcelo T. de Alvear y Paraguay); +54 911 4515 0675; Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-1:30 a.m., Friday 11 a.m.-3 a.m., Saturday 7:30 p.m.-midnight; moderate; dillanddrinks.com
7. Casa Saltshaker
Puerta cerrada ("closed door") restaurants are a hit in Buenos Aires. At Casa Saltshaker the concept is simple: guests book online and turn up at chef Dan Perlman's house for a five-course meal en famille.
The food is often inspired by global events –- for example, a hint of Asia on Chinese New Year.
Dan's motto is "Food and Conversation," making this a good option if you're traveling alone or fancy meeting new people.
Between Peña and Pacheco de Melo, Recoleta; +54 911 6132 4146; moderate; www.casasaltshaker.com
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8. Casa Coupage
Casa Coupage is another underground restaurant, but here the focus is wine tasting. There are separate dining tables, so it's more like being in a restaurant than someone's house.
Two sommeliers take center court guiding guests through the pairing of Argentine wines and food -– this is a good option for wine lovers.
Soler 5518, Palermo; moderate; +54 911 4777 9295; casacoupage.com
9. Faena Hotel
Philippe Stark's renovation of a red brick 1900s grain store into a slick city hotel includes no fewer than six restaurants and bars.
There's the all-white El Bistro with its macrobiotic menu (grains, vegetables, fish); El Mercado with its brick patio and traditional Argentine fare (steak and chips); and the seductive El Cabaret, where dinner is a warmup for the Rojo Tango show.
Martha Salotti 445, Puerto Madero; expensive; +54 911 4010 9000; www.faenahotelanduniverse.com
10. Elena, Four Seasons
Sundays at the Four Seasons are known as best of the bunch for brunch, and the experience at Elena -- the hotel's brand new restaurant -- lives up to its reputation.
It's hard to imagine more meat, cheese, pasta, sushi, pancakes, chocolate, sweeties and ice cream gracing one buffet -- it's like combining Whole Foods with Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
And it's not just for tourists. Sunday Brunch here is something of a right of passage for well-heeled Porteños.
Posadas 1086/88, Recoleta; +54 911 4321 1200; Sunday noon-4 p.m.; expensive; www.fourseasons.com/buenosaires
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UTSA debater named All-American, team places sixth
By Skip Eno
UTSA Director of Debate
(April 6, 2007)--Matt Reichle, a UTSA senior from Laredo, was named to the Cross Examination Debate Association (CEDA) All-American Debate Team at the organization's national championship tournament March 20-26 at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. He was one of 30 students honored among hundreds of debaters from across the nation.
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Additionally, Reichle and team partner Philip DiPiazza, a UTSA senior from Dumas, advanced to elimination rounds, where they defeated Binghamton University (New York) on a unanimous 3-0 decision. In the next round, Reichle and DiPiazza lost a tight decision (2-1) to a team from California State University, Fullerton. The UTSA debaters won preliminary rounds against Kansas City (Kansas) Community College, Arizona State University, University of Vermont, Michigan State University and University of Kansas. The team placed sixth at the tournament.
The CEDA Championship Tournament featured 368 debaters from 33 states. Reichle and DiPiazza ranked 36th in the field of 184 teams.
The arguing Roadrunners currently are in Dallas for the National Debate Tournament (NDT) competing among an elite field of 84 teams. Reichle and DiPiazza qualified for the NCAA-like national championship in March.
They have worked non-stop to prepare new arguments and cases for their national championship quest. Win or lose, the UTSA squad can get some rest, catch up with studies and look back happily on a successful season.


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An amazing sport that is very popular in Europe and is completely unknown in America. Teams perform routines that combine gymnastics, dance, acrobatics and stunting. Every 4 years teams from over 60 countries from all over the world come together to perform in the World Gymnaestrada, an event with even more participants than the Olympics.
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Hello to all,
I'm now getting into bee keeping; 50 years ago I watched more than helped my grandfather work his hives (20). Although way to young then to understand much about it, it was always in the back of my mind to start my own. I now have the location and area to start and have been studying and reading for last 6 months.
Currently have a nuc and 2 packages on their way next week.
Looking forward to learning more.