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The specially selected words used to write this book may, on the surface, appear to be the rambling and joyous praises of someone who is very spiritually rooted. However, I am daily becoming a Christian and a faithful believer in God as I attempt to stand up for Christ Jesus when it appears as if one stands alone against countless many. More conversely, one should try to view the content contained herein carefully to see if there is a hidden meaning or message for you, and you, as well as you. I suggest that there are hidden messages and non-explicitly stated explanations to many of the journal entries contained herein. So, I also suggest that one simply take this text as a seed to be planted such that something good and of excellent as well as exceptional value then subsequently grows, in you.
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Great Duplex with View to the River
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Floor No.3
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|Rua das Trinas, 1200 Lisbon, Portekiz
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For this, it is 6, Twin or double room and a sofa bed in the lounge. Each floor has been built in this area of research if the lapa santos to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Epure in a modern style , with furniture from 50 to 60 years. Each apartment consists of a lounge, kitchen, bathroom , and a bedroom. This apartment is a duplex with a typology like the other apartments but benefits from another floor that sleeps two people in a room with a bathroom and a balcony facing the River Tejo. Bathroom all marble estremoz. Well equipped kitchen with plenty of storage. Everything is white, a very pure lines and noble materials.
You 'll be ready in a very privileged area of Lisbon and away from any noise. Windows double glazing, in a quiet street. This area is one of the embassies and is very protected , restaurants, at the bottom of the street, and the magnificent museum of ancient art a few meters . This area is also reputed to have resisted the earthquake of 1755. Breathtaking view of the floor. Santos soirees are very lively and a few steps from your apartment.
Regarding transport, the bus you throw and the famous tram 28 to 100 METRES. Indeed it crosses from one end all the other al historic area. The nearest metro is rato, and you 're right next to the train station that goes to Cascais, cais of sodre. You also have the tram that takes you to Belem. You will find this home to your taste because of the calm and beauty environment in fact the buildings are maintained and challenged state. The night is very fashionable to Santos. The housing is completely new and extremely good quality. The decoration is done with taste and personality and finally the breathtaking view of the floor you will not be able to resist this haven of peace and refinement.
Ev kurallarıBe kind enough to check that the door of the building is always closed down and the trash.
Never leave the keys in the lock starting.
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|TRY 21 misafir başına/ekstra gece
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I have really enjoyed the days i spent in lisbon and one of the reasons is the place i rented... from the flat you can go walking to a lot of places and you have everything you need there... i didnt met richard but he answeed all my questions very fast using this web... if i ever travel back to lisbon and im sure i will i would try to stay in the same place... so thank you richard for being a part of my trip and thank you for beong so nice with me
This apartment is in the historical center of Lisbon, near the places such as Bairro Alto, Alfama, Castelo.
There are a lot of interesting places at walking distance such as restaurants, bars and cultural activities, and the transportation are nearby (Metro or train).
The apartment in itself offers all the required comfort and has a spacious kitchen in which it's very pleasant to cook local foods.
Richard is a very comprehensive owner and it was a pleasure to talk and arrange our stay with him.
We spend 4 comfortable nights at Richards appartment. Although we never met him, communication was fast and easy.
+ great flat for a couple of 2 people (more would be too many in my eyes)
+ very central (within walking distance to cais do sodre)
+ good price/value
+ well-equipped kitchen (no oven though)
+ 2 electric heaters help during cold season
+ cosy and warm athmosphere
+ wifi works well
+ great view from kitchen window, sunlight shining through the living room window
- tall people may bump their heads on low ceiling
- some installations might need repairing (toilet seat lose, shower hose sprays, bed squeaks, bedroom window blind doesn't open anymore)
- many stairs to climb
All in all a good temporary home away from home!
The apartment was super nice, just like the picture. Richard was a great host and let us leave the luggage in the apartment before the official check in. The city was really beatiful and the apartment location is perfect for an unforgettable Lisbon experience.
Lovely, cosy flat in the heart of Lisboa. (View to the water inclusive)
Perfect to stay with two people for longer, with 3 (witch we where) fine for a couple of days!
We got he key by a lovely old woman from the neighborhood, it worked out fine!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Great apartment in a great area, full of Lisbon life! Lovely park close with a great view, Barro Alto just a small walk away. The apartment had everything you need and even though it was top floor still had plenty of space. No problems at all and Richard was very communicative and welcoming too.
I was staying in this flat with 3 friends for 5 nights and it was great, perfectly situated so everything was really close and there are lot of nice bars around but in the street itself it is really quiet. We only saw Richard the first day but that was because we organized ourselves, if we had needed anything we could have contacted him, he was very nice and helpful.
It was the great pleasure to be in this bright and comfortable apartment.
We have arrived very late but Richard has organised everything perfectly.
It was the great pleasure to be in this bright and comfortable apartment.
We have arrived very late but Richard has organised everything perfectly.
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The Jacob Hamblin Collection contains primarily correspondence to and about Jacob Hamblin. Two of Hamblin's journals, as well as photographs and ephemera, complete the library's holdings. The collection provides information about Hamblin's missions to the Indians, early settlement in southern Utah, Hamblin family history, and Hamblin himself. Uncatalogued material at the end of the collection includes a diary fragment, family biographical sketches, and photographs. The collection consists of photostats or, in the case of the photographs, copy prints, and reproduction of these materials is prohibited because the location of the originals is unknown.
Jacob Hamblin was born on April 2, 1819 in Salem, Ohio. In 1850, after his conversion to Mormonism, he travelled west to Salt Lake City, Utah to join fellow members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in establishing the Mormon community. At this time, the Mormons were under the leadership of Brigham Young (1801-1877), who encouraged the settlement of the Intermountain West. Jacob Hamblin was called upon by Young to aid in the colonization of southern Utah and the exploration of the Southwest. Today, Hamblin is best known as a peacemaker and a missionary, especially to the Hopi and Navajo tribes. His years of work not only helped to establish Young's policy of coexistence between the Mormons and Indians, but also earned Hamblin a place in Mormon history as the apostle to the Lamanites. After a long and productive life, he died in Pleasanton, New Mexico on August 31, 1886.
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Fact Sheet Series 2004 - Adult Basic and Literacy Education
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The Workforce Investment Act, among a variety of other legislation, requires a means for measuring the effectiveness of adult education programs. The Office of Vocational and Adult Education established the National Reporting System for Adult Education (NRS) for exactly that purpose.
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AOL Forms Strategic Alliance with Nielsen Catalina Solutions to Offer New Loyalty Marketing Program
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At AOL, we often hear our customers describe their struggle to connect online and offline marketing efforts. Indeed, this is one of the greatest challenges facing marketers today. To help our customers overcome this challenge, we have formed a strategic alliance with Nielsen Catalina Solutions to provide consumer packaged goods (CPG) manufacturers with trusted offline household shopper data that is scalable for the digital market.
Through our alliance with Nielsen Catalina Solutions, AOL has unveiled a new product – ShopperLoyalty – which allows our CPG customers to deliver more relevant online advertising based on the types of products consumers buy in brick-and-mortar stores. The process is eloquent in its approach. First, using the offline shopper loyalty data, Nielsen Catalina Solutions creates a model to find the best prospects for the advertiser's specific marketing objectives. Next, AOL's partner, Experian, scores the model to the AOL eAddressable universe to identify purchase propensity at the household level. AOL then selects the top households, based on the model scores, that best meet the advertiser's marketing objectives. AOL is then able to leverage these models to create the most valuable advertising for our clients. The result: Marketers will now be able to reach selected audiences more effectively through online advertising in a privacy-sensitive manner.
The program will also enable brands to understand how well online ad campaigns are driving actual consumer buying behavior across a nationwide cross-section of participating retailers, creating a streamlined process and yielding significantly more sales for our partners.
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On behalf of top battleframe manufacturers Astrek and Omnidyne-M, we've been granted permission to officially host our first Battleframe Weekend! Starting on February 8th, we welcome all ARES Operators to join us in celebrating the speed and maneuverability specialist, the Omnidyne-M Tigerclaw. Hands-on testing is crucial for Accord research, so during this weekend only, the Tigerclaw frame will be unlocked and available for all players to try.
Check out the Tigerclaw's updated Missile Shot and Disruption abilities, and show the Chosen who's boss. Join us off-game as well for Tigerclaw-themed content all weekend long. Don't forget to mark your calendar because we have even more battleframe specific events planned for upcoming weekends!
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My son is getting married in January and his fiance loves the sparkle and bling of a winter wedding and this fits the bill
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This purse is very pretty and came in just a couple of days. I have only used it once but I had no problems with the clasp or beads coming off. It is a little smaller than I thought it would be but it held my phone ,lipstick, keys and credit card case with no problem. It is very sparkley and the clasp gives it that vintage look. It is nice to have the long or short chain or no chain at all. It was the perfect accent for my dress.
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I wanted some sparkle for my daughters wedding, this bag is perfect to carry lipstick, Kleenex, glasses etc.


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Hey, a console launched last week! I know, right? A real, honest-to-god new console, something we haven't had since 2006. In console years, that was like a hundred years ago. Undoubtedly, you are all dying to know how well this new console, otherwise known as Nintendo's Wii U, did at retail its opening week. The answer is...
400,000! At least, that's the number Nintendo is touting in its hardware sales round-up for the last week. According to a statement released to CNET, that number has left the Wii U "essentially sold out of retail." That would seem to jive with personal accounts from various Internet users, who have often reported seeing one or two consoles at most available at stores.
That 400,000 number is down from the 600,000 sold by the original Wii in its launch week. As many may remember, the Wii was almost completely sold out of retail for long periods following its launch, and continued to sell out shipments for weeks afterward. Incidentally, Nintendo reports that it sold 300,000 original Wii units last week.
Between Wiis and handheld systems, Nintendo pulled out a total of 1.2 million hardware units sold last week, which is certainly a tidy number. While the Wii U's near sellout is a positive sign for the hardware maker, it'll be interesting to see how the console does as it becomes more readily available in stores. Would also be curious to see how software attach rates are sussing out.
For purely anecdotal research, a question: Did you grab a Wii U this past week? And if so, what games did you grab with it?


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Just wanted to pass on another milestone for our growing project. EH-Net passed the 2000 member mark. Many thanks to all members. Not to be mushy, but it's for all of you that I do this.
I find it very rewarding to give back and contribute to the IT community at large. And as you become members and give back via EH-Net, I feel it is my obligation to reward your efforts.
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Film & Discussion: Freedom Riders
"Freedom Riders is the powerful harrowing and ultimately inspirational story of six months in 1961 that changed America forever. From May until November 1961, more than 400 Black and white Americans risked their lives—and many endured savage beatings and imprisonment—for simply traveling together on buses and trains as they journeyed through the Deep South. Deliberately violating Jim Crow laws, the Freedom Riders met with bitter racism and mob violence along the way, sorely testing their belief in nonviolent activism
From award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson (Wounded Knee, Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple, The Murder of Emmett Till) Freedom Riders features testimony from a fascinating cast of central characters: the Riders themselves, state and federal government officials, and journalists who witnessed the Rides firsthand."
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The opposite of the Easter Bunny who steals easter egg presents from their own kids without telling them.
"I'm afraid Aunty Mavis forgot to get you an easter egg this year little billy", said the easter mummy, "but anyway you've still got 3 more to eat and we dont want you getting sick - right?"
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Here's a link to the author/designer's blog and site, where you can find more info about the FWSPC and the original FWS. Plus, of course, how to order the book direct from Laurie.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Here's a link to the author/designer's blog and site, where you can find more info about the FWSPC and the original FWS. Plus, of course, how to order the book direct from Laurie.
Sew many ideas ... just sew little time!!
Ok Everyone, This thread is for questions, answers, photos of fabric chosen for the project....members here curious about the project wanting to join.....
This is not the thread for any blocks already done...Please don't misunderstand me....You have to remember that if the blocks start popping up..down the road they'll be asking which thread do I post my photos in?? We really need to keep it simple. No tutorials on the blocks. We will have our own instruction/discussion page starting JANUARY 3, 2012. Please forgive my scream.
We are all excited about this new journey and there will be alot of questions and that's why this thread has started one month before the actual start of The FWSPC.
Keep up your enthusiasm. Honchey
I am one of those that couldn't wait and started two months ago with the Yahoo Group. It has helped me so much to see some of the photos that a few other's have posted, but not too many have. I am watching this thread and hope it will be a bit more active. This is a fun quilt being that each block has an accompanying "history" of a child and their pony. I'm am still not sure what I will do with my finished blocks, but I sure am enjoying doing each one up to now. I have kept to one a week, but think I can more. Have this site bookmarked.... Thanks, Honchey
Anne (Honchey), thank you for undertaking this task. It's gonna be a long journey! As I mentioned on the "other" thread, I'm already discouraged after looking at Block 1. Set-in seams are going to kill me!
"I keep my end tables full of needlework and quilting so I don't have to dust them." ~ Author Unknown but I agree!
Got my book yesterday. I love it. I am going to cowboy up and quit whining about the first block and all those dang blasted Y seams. Probably not right away,tho.
Seriously,this is going to fun.
After my journey with you all on the FWSQ, I am ready to saddle up the "pony" and ride the trail in good company again. Its making me feel a bit old; it has me looking for my first parade picture on my pony some 63 years ago. Wow!! how time can fly. Yes, I have other projects going, and finishing my FWQ slashing so I can get it basted on a long arm across the road from my house. Then I can hand quilt the blocks or sew it on my machine. What a wonderful idea I found on the QB that was an answer to the question I did not ask.
Yes, the FWQ had me going in circles and was a challenge; but with the help of QB members doing it at the same time, the journey was fun and I learned many new things. "Y" seams are a challenge, but who really wants the same old, same old thing that you already know? I am collecting fabric in a box, thinking about the whole plan, and love, love, love the Pony Quilt book. Love the stories, love how she had done her patterns and Yes, I would recommend it for the stories alone. The patterns are an extra bonus. And I am ready to hear about her next book...
I was also a bit discouraged with block 1 but yesterday I found myself wanting to put my ufo's aside and work on something different so I dug out my fabric and made my first Pony Club block (just a test block reaaaaalllllly) and that first block went together like a dream. I was really impressed with how well it turned out. I used freezer paper templates and cut very carefully and within an hour it was finished.
I also had my book spiral bound along with my Farmers Wife book and that has made it easier to study the blocks.
Now back to those dang ufo's
That sounds like a great idea. A new Staples has opened near my residence and I got a $20.00 coupon good this coming Monday only. I'll have to check it out to see if it's good on binding (might as well make this trek as easy as possible!). Thanks for the idea, since I don't really need any other "office" supplies.
"I keep my end tables full of needlework and quilting so I don't have to dust them." ~ Author Unknown but I agree!
Hi JeanieG so happy to see that you are joining in on this fun project, I always enjoyed reading your comments and words of encouragement.


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Jaclyn Pedowicz, who received a degree in English, hugs her grandmother, Bea, from Floral Park, following the Harpur College morning ceremony at the Events Center on May 22.
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Graduates learn about the power of mentoring
May 23, 2011Tweet
"Dear Graduate: FYI UR R DONE & GRADUATED. OMG. NOW GOI, GBTW, YOYO. VCDA, HAK & BTW – DLTBBB."
This text message was spoken by honorary-degree recipient Owen Pell '80 as an example of how Binghamton University and other schools could communicate to graduates instead of holding Commencement ceremonies.
"For those of you not versed in text messaging," Pell said, "or who are over the age of 25, what I just said was: 'Dear Graduate: For your information you are done and graduated. Oh my God. Now, get over it, get back to work, you're on your own. Vaya con dios amigo, hugs and kisses, and, by the way, don't let the bedbugs bite.'
"Sound and precise advice," he added. "But we don't do that."
Commencement ceremonies, Pell told students, instead show the importance of mentoring.
"This ceremony marks the beginning of your becoming great mentors for this University," the lawyer and philanthropist said.
Pell's lesson was just one of many the Class of 2011 received during four ceremonies held May 21-22 in the Events Center. The weekend saw more than 3,200 degrees conferred and featured the largest Graduate School ceremony in school history and a Harpur College afternoon ceremony that saw nearly every Events Center seat filled.
Students also heard from President C. Peter Magrath; honorary-degree recipients Terence Keane, MA '76, PhD '79, a scholar/researcher and clinician; David Orr, an environmental leader and educator/writer; University Medal recipient William Chen, a landmark researcher instrumental in establishing the relationship between the University and IBM-Endicott; and student speakers Nicole Rouhana, Sharif Khalil, Yann Ilboudo and Nathan Satin.
"As a student, professor and executive officer, I have been a part of eight universities, all of them outstanding," Magrath said. "I can say without hesitation that Binghamton University, which I've had the honor of serving twice, matches all of them and exceeds some in its quality, students, faculty, staff and everybody who works here.
"Those of you graduating today are graduating from an A+ university – and I consider myself a tough grader," said Magrath, who also had parents and family stand up for a rousing ovation from the crowd.
Speaking to students at the Harpur College morning ceremony, Pell weaved text messaging, Eminem and The Wizard of Oz together in a 13-minute address about the power of mentoring. Pell, who has achieved national and international prominence as part of the U.S. delegation to the Holocaust Era Assets Conference, noted that Amazon.com has nearly 2,000 titles on the important topic.
"Each of you can dramatically alter your chances of success by finding good mentors and by being good mentees," Pell said. "Whether you realize it or not, Binghamton has taught you about mentoring and what it means to be a good mentee."
Mentoring is about someone challenging the mentee in order to raise him or her to a higher level of skill or maturity, Pell said. It isn't always pleasant and it does not guarantee success. It is "a dance" between two people and the mentee must demonstrate that he or she is eager to work and ask questions.
"It is only by not being afraid to ask questions that you show that you are not afraid to be wrong or to speak up," Pell said.
Pell also emphasized face-to-face communication in mentoring.
"Any meaningful relationship has to move beyond e-mails or text messages," he said. "Perhaps more than any generation, this will be a huge challenge for you, who have grown used to speaking with your thumbs or in shorthanded bursts of 140 characters or less."
Pell used two pop-culture examples – 72 years apart – to show the timelessness of mentoring. In Eminem's 2011 hit song I Need a Doctor, the rapper is trying to communicate with a mentor, producer/rapper Dr. Dre: "Can't make a decision, you keep questioning yourself/second guessing and it's almost like you're begging for my help./Like I'm your leader. You're supposed to be my mentor./I can endure no more I demand you remember you are."
"The song shows that mentoring is a conversation and also a moment like graduation day," Pell said. "When the mentee is grown up enough to act like the mentor."
Pell then went back to 1939 and the classic film The Wizard of Oz, in which Dorothy and her three friends search for a wizard who can help the teen return to her Kansas home.
"When they finally get to Oz and meet the wizard, he does what any good mentor would do," Pell said. "He does not give them what they want but demands that they earn it by killing a wicked witch – who has already been trying to kill Dorothy and her friends. He also insults all of them for good measure. Tough love."
When Dorothy and her friends destroy the witch and return to the wizard, they see he is an ordinary man. The wizard points out to the brain-seeking scarecrow that he is "aiming low" and rewards him with a diploma.
"In that final act of mentoring, the wizard closed an important circle by recognizing and celebrating what the scarecrow had already: the brains he had to help Dorothy," Pell said. "That is really what we do here. More than just celebrating your brains and academic achievement, we are celebrating the relationship that all of us on this stage hope has been built with all of you."
Binghamton University has offered knowledge, experience and lessons, Pell said, and the mentees are now ready to become mentors in the world.
"This ceremony celebrates and recognizes the moment when you moved beyond the University and when we sent you off to do great and wonderful things," he said. "By showing the world that a Binghamton graduate is special – and capable of special things – you will give back to the University."
In other Commencement highlights:
• Senior Class Council President Cory Jankow announced that the Class of 2011's gift to the University will be a pavilion near the entrance of the Nature Preserve.
• Orr told students that their "great work" is to "bring order to the chaos." His advice included finding worthy heroes; having physical, intellectual and moral courage; taking everyone with you when you succeed; seeing the big picture; and learning to laugh.
He also reminded students of the things they learned in kindergarten: clean up your messes, share your cookies and hold hands when crossing the street.
"As you grow into adulthood, your messes get bigger, the cookies get bigger and sharing gets harder, and the dangers grow more real and serious."
• Chen stressed that the research being conducted at Binghamton University will be crucial in the growth of electronic packaging and devices such as smart phones and tablets.
The Class of 2011 will be part of advancing technology, he said, thanks to creativity and design skills.
"With great faculty and students, you are a vital part of the supply chain of knowledge," he said.
• Keane discussed the importance of the book A Sense of Where You Are on his life. Written by John McPhee, the 1965 book profiles Princeton University basketball star (and future New York Knick and U.S. senator) Bill Bradley.
The book is still a "powerful metaphor for an academic and scientific career" now, Keane said.
"Understand what the goal is, assembling a group with similar goals and complementary skills, knowing the strengths of your academic team, relying upon team members to do the things in which they are expert, providing leadership when needed, and letting others lead when it's their time will yield academic success, personal satisfaction and the excitement of discovery throughout the course of your career."


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Composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein
Bernstein tribute: Fiesta Under the Stars, April 24
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(April 17, 2009)--The UTSA Department of Music will host the 24th annual "Fiesta Under the Stars: A Bernstein Tribute" from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Friday, April 24 in the University Center Ballroom (1.106) on the Main Campus.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The fundraising dinner benefiting music scholarships is an official Fiesta event and features UTSA Department of Music faculty and students performing pieces from musicals such as "Candide," "West Side Story" and others from the works of the late composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein.
The concert will include performances of "Overture to Candide," "Profanation from Symphony No. 2," "Make Our Garden Grow," "Glitter and be Gay," and "I Feel Pretty" and "Tonight" from "West Side Story."
Scheduled performers include UTSA music faculty members Linda Poetschke, Kasandra Keeling and John Nix, and the UTSA Orchestra, UTSA Wind Ensemble, UTSA Women's Choir, UTSA Mariachi Ensemble, UTSA Guitar Quartet, UTSA Flute Ensemble, UTSA Steel Drum Ensemble and UTSA Jazz Ensemble.
Admission is $125 for special dinner seating and performances, a silent auction and an invitation to a 5:30 p.m. pre-event VIP reception hosted by UTSA President Ricardo Romo. Admission is $65 for reserved dinner seating, musical performances and silent auction.
"Fiesta Under the Stars" is sponsored by Alamo Music Center and Gambrinus Co."
For more information or to purchase tickets, call (210) 458-4357 or visit the "Fiesta Under the Stars" Web site.


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Retaking a course
Students may retake a course by registering for the course and paying tuition for that course again. While all grades remain on the transcript, the student only receives credit once for the course. Only the highest grade is calculated into the cumulative and major grade point average. Students should consult a staff adviser before retaking a course, as financial aid and/or scholarship awards could be affected.


text: Since I noticed the comparision between Kwan and Kim I think a far more interesting one is Sotnikova vs Lipnitskaya. Both have an Olympic gold. Sotnikova's is an individual gold which would usually mean more. However Lipnitskaya single handedly won her teams gold, her margin of points won over the inferior Osmond was more than their margin of victory. Meanwhile Sotnikova's gold is so filled with massive controversy and strong belief of collusion and fixing, it devalues it somewhat. Then when you consider Julia has Sotnikova well beat in other areas- European Champion, grand prix results, World silver, I would probably go with Lipnitskaya.


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Most are easily preventable . . . and can be very expensive if they aren't.
The specific list of most common dairy violations varies from state to state, but not by much, says Blane Adams, a loss control specialist with Winton Ireland Strom & Green insurance agency in Turlock, Calif. He adds that every state does have two things in common:
1. Most violations are easily preventable.
2. All can bring steep fines some reaching into five figures if they're found during an OSHA inspection.
Here is Adams' list (in order) of the most common dairy violations in California, based upon actual inspection reports from CAL-OSHA:
1. Not having a written and active Injury Illness Prevention Program that workers are aware of, trained for, and kept informed about.
2. Not having a written and active Heat Illness Prevention Program that workers are aware of, trained for, and kept informed about.
3. Not having employee washing and toilet facilities that are in good working order.
4. Open electrical boxes and circuit breakers, missing wire insulation, or circuits not properly labeled.
5. Not having adequate sanitary and accessible first aid supplies.
6. Not immediately (within eight hours) reporting any serious worker injury or death to the district OSHA office.
7. Failing to provide hazardous materials training and protection devices to employees or not maintaining material safety data sheet (MSDS) binders.
8. Failing to have and display a copy of the Permit to Operate Air Compressor sheet at each permanent and portable pressurized vessel on the farm.
9. Not having a written and active Control of Hazardous Energy Program that workers are aware of, trained for, and kept informed about.
10. Failing to operate and maintain equipment safety. Typical violations include not having PTO guards, rollover protective structures, or seat belts; jumping off equipment; and having extra riders on equipment.


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Cosy Apartment near Anton Martin
Size30 m²
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Pets allowed
- Smoking allowed
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Air conditioning
Accommodation summary
|Calle de la Torrecilla del Leal, 28012 Madrid, Spain
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|Property ID
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|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Set in centrally located development, this well-proportioned apartment offers ample interior space and modern decor with the benefit of a secure entrance. It is wonderfully arranged in a sought-after development and offers bright, modern interiors and high-quality fixtures throughout.
The apartment is completely renovated with brand new appliances, a fully equipped kitchen with open access from the living room with TV, DVD and ADSL internet connection.
House rulesNo parties allowed.
Late check in 10pm-9am incurs a 20€ additional fee.
Baby cot available on request for 20€.
ID photocopy required on arrival.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 76 ZAR per guest/night extra
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The stay was great, but there are a couple of things that are not well explained in the announcement, the apartment is in the neighborhood of Lavapies, because although the address set number 0, and Anton Martin, when I got there and called the hostess me He said it was number 25, which is the neighborhood of Lavapies. All studio windows overlook courtyards, which is not something that puts on the ad. And bring a photocopy of ID to sign the contract as came to nothing, I gave my arrival but no contract or anything signed, which suggests that the host does not declare VAT from rent, which could be illegal, although I can not guarantee anything or accuse anyone.
La estancia fue fenomenal, pero hay un par de cosas que no están bien explicadas en el anuncio, el apartamento es en el barrio de Lavapies, porque aunque la dirección ponga número 0, y Antón Martín, cuando llegué allí y llamé a la anfitriona me dijo que era el número 25, lo cual es pleno barrio de Lavapiés. Todas las ventanas del estudio dan a patios de luces, que es algo que tampoco pone en el anuncio. Y lo de llevar la fotocopia del DNI para firmar el contrato pues se quedó en nada, yo la entregué a mi llegada pero no se firmó contrato ni nada parecido, lo cual hace pensar que el anfitrión no declara el IVA del alquiler, lo cual podría ser ilegal, aunque no puedo asegurar nada ni acusar a nadie.
Clean, comfortable and well decorated studio. Very near the central part of the city.
Estudio limpio, comfortable y bien decorado. Muy cerca de la parte céntrica de la ciudad.
Excellent! The owner changed our apartment, since the one in Anton Martin had a problem with water tube. They informed us the the before and gave us another house in Barrio Latinas (Calle Mediodia Grande) at the same rate: it was bigger, blackberries near to city center, very comfortable, well appointed, clean and new. Owner very kind and willing. We hope to come back soon!
Beautiful experience! The apartment had a water problem, so they sent us to another larger and restructured in Calle Mediodia Grande (Barrio Latinas), at no extra charge. Indeed, they were advised of the change by e-mail the day before and we were not even charged 20 euro supplement for arrivals after 22, to apologize for the inconvenience. Kind and helpful. The apartment was clean, comfortable, close to the center and well equipped with all. We hope to return.
Excellent! The owner changed our apartment, since the one in Anton Martin had a problem with water tube. They informed us the the before and gave us another house in Barrio Latinas (Calle Mediodia Grande) at the same rate: it was bigger, more near to city center, very comfortable, well appointed, clean and new. Owner very kind and willing. We hope to come back soon!
Esperienza bellissima! L'appartamento aveva avuto un problema idrico, per cui ci hanno mandato in un altro più grande e ristrutturato a nuovo in Calle Mediodia Grande (Barrio Latinas), senza alcun sovrapprezzo. Anzi, ci hanno avvisato del cambio il giorno prima via mail e non ci hanno nemmeno fatto pagare 20 euro di supplemento per l'arrivo dopo le 22, per scusarsi del disguido. Gentilissimi e disponibili. L'appartamento era pulitissimo, comodo, vicinissimo al centro e ben fornito di tutto. Speriamo di tornare.
a very nice and homely flat with a great location, slightly noisy because of the proximity of the neighbours but other than that perfect for a short stay.
This apartment is lovely, good size for two people, and right I. The centre of Madrid without all the noise of the city! It's so conscientious situated close to anton Martin station that getting anywhere is so easy! Loved it, would return in a second! X
Very well located. Very well equipped. Phenomenal.
Muy bien ubicado. Muy bien equipado. Fenomenal.
There was a problem with the apartament we had booked so martha lucia gave us the possibility of staying in another near the original one. It was quite a nice apartement, small but quite comfortable, in a very good location, pretty much silent. The bedroom was a little bit too small, a little bit claustrophobic but it didn't matter much. The kitchen and the bath were both modern and in very good conditions. There was some confusions about our arrival as martha lucia wasn't in town at the moment. we received various mails with contrasting instructions and when we arrived it was a little diffucult to understand the man that spoke only spanish but we managed to understand each other and we had a pleasant stay. Near the apartement there are a lot of pubs, and bars, that are all pretty good, especially the tavern right across the street. I do recommend it for coples, especiallyfor smoking ones.
Great stay in Madrid!
Super séjour à Madrid !
Apartment small but very well located, quiet and close to everything.
Apartamento pequeño pero muy bien ubicado, tranquilo y cerca de todo.
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Drinks to Travel For

In the immortal words of Jimmy Buffett, "It's only half past twelve, but I don't care. It's five o'clock somewhere."

If we could choose to do anything for the rest of our lives, it would be to travel the world, taking in the culture, food and, most importantly, the booze at local watering holes. Yes, we just finished marathoning our PVRed episodes of Anthony Bourdain's now defunct No Reservations and have been plotting out the next five or so years to ensure that we will have our own travel show.
Unfortunately, like every pizzeria in New York, almost every bar around the world touts itself as the best place to get whatever liquor wets the locals' whistles, which makes really immersing yourself into a given nation's drink of choice rather difficult. Fortunately, we've found the bars that'll let you absorb the history, the ambiance, and the very best liquor from around the world.
England – Gin
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Clearly the most notorious drink is not the be-all and end-all of wherever you're visiting. You wouldn't go to Canada and assume everyone is glugging down Canadian whiskey; Canadians are probably jammed in some sports bar with a liter of beer and the hockey game on full volume.
Same goes for England; just substitute "hockey" with "football."
If you're traveling to England and you really want to enjoy a classic gin & tonic instead of watching a fighting match with an Addicks, there are a few places of note you can stop into, but we really enjoy the City of London Distillery. Patrons can choose between distillery tours of small-batch artisan gin, a class and in-depth tour with the Master Distiller. Or, if you want to go straight for the gin, go to their C.O.L.D. bar which has over 175 gin products on their menu. It would be safe to call the City of London Distillery a certified gin joint.
Lima, Peru – Pisco
Lima has become the secret hipster hangout for South America, and, like our own hipsters, Peru's younger generation is reinventing the pisco cocktail. You won't have any trouble finding a pisco sour on the menu. If you want the real deal, head to Brujas De Cachiche, one of the first bars in town to pick up on the trend and reintroduce the grape brandy to their cocktail menu, and they show no signs of stopping. You'll find new drinks daily on their menu and the bartenders are more than happy to test out your own twist on how this brandy should be served.
France - Champagne
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While we usually steer clear of hotel bars while traveling, in France, the hotel bar is an inevitability. Le Dokhan's Bar, the City of Light's first champagne bar, may sound intimidating, however, it is anything but. Run by the best sommeliers in France, Le Dokhan's Bar selects three champagnes a week to spotlight on their menu and offers more than 60 champagnes by the bottle and five by the glass. They also have a great degustation menu that can be paired with either caviar or chocolate.
Located a mere five minutes away from a postcard-perfect view of the Eiffel Tower, you're going to want to remember this spot if you're traveling with a lover.
Tokyo - Japanese Whiskey
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If it's Japanese whiskey you want, you'll find your pleasure at the Zoetrope, in Tokyo's Shinjuku district. If you have no knowledge of the liquor, the Zoetrope's a great starting point, and if you're an aficionado, this place is heaven on earth.
With over 300 bottles behind the bar ranging from well-known labels like Suntory to single-cask offerings you've never even heard of, this dimly-lit little hole-in-the-wall might just be the world's best location to hunker down for a few hours. Be warned that this isn't the type of joint where you can talk the barkeep's ear off; the staff's more interested in watching the silent film projections on the wall. But if the owner is around, ask to see his replica of Masataka Taketsuru's diary from Scotland or the functional zoetrope they keep under the bar.
Edinburgh - Scotch Whisky
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While all of Edinburgh is pretty much a fully functional pub, make sure to stumble into the newly opened pub The Black Cat at least once during your trip. Unlike other places on our list, The Black Cat doesn't really scream whisky bar, but it's fully stocked with around 200 hand-selected Scottish whiskies as well as some great local brews and ciders. It's located on Rose Street, which is a pub crawl magnet for tourists, so it may be tricky to land a table. But there's nothing wrong with a stiff drink at the bar while you wait.


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Best Vermont Drives (Second Edition) offers a new approach to touring the Green Mountain State. The authors have divided Vermont into 14 drives ranging from 60 to 140 miles in length and encompassing virtually all of the state's scenic highlights, historical touchstones, and recreational opportunities. Each drive is followed by comprehensive listings of lodgings, restaurants, attractions and shops.
Best Vermont Drives makes touring an adventure. Alive with people, places, folklore and facts, this unique guidebook will be a welcome companion on excursions into everyone's favorite corner of New England.
288 pages, 15 maps. Also available in this series: Best New Hampshire Drives: 14 Tours in the Granite State.
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We've driven and enjoyed every mile of these Vermont drives, and feel that they are a thorough representation of the best our state has to offer.About the Author:
Kay and Bill Scheller are longtime Vermont residents and experienced travel writers. Their bylines have appeared in major national publications, and they have been frequent contributors to many leading guidebook series.
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Marjoram and thyme come through nicely in this old-fashioned soup that tastes just like Grandma used to make. You can modify the recipe to include vegetables your family enjoys. My kids love carrots, so I always toss in extra. —Coleen Martin, Brookfield, Wisconsin
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- 1/2 cup finely chopped carrot
- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 6 cups chicken broth
- 1-1/2 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/4 cups uncooked medium egg noodles
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- Saute the carrot, celery and onion in butter in a Dutch oven until tender. Stir in the broth, chicken and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat. Add noodles; cook for 10 minutes or until noodles are tender. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Chunky Chicken Noodle Soup in Quick Cooking September/October 1998, p60
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Reviewed Jan. 16, 2016
"Delicious, inexpensive, comfort food. Very tasty! Perfect for a cold day!"
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2014
"Agree with several other reviewers that this is a bit salty. Otherwise, delicious, and very comforting on a cold day"
Reviewed May. 2, 2014
"My family loved it!!!"
Reviewed Apr. 23, 2014
"The best recipe for chicken noodle soup I have ever used. The only thing I do different is leave out the salt. There is enough seasoning with all the other herbs that we never notice the missing salt! I also make it in double and triple batches and freeze it for later.. I give it away and it's always well liked. Delicious."
Reviewed Apr. 8, 2014
"We really enjoyed this soup!"
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2014
"Next time I will omit salt and maybe add 1 - 2 cups more water. It is a bit salty. I cooked my chicken with some garlic as well."


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In spite of the fact that I live for speed approximately 22.5 hours out of the day, I'm probably the happiest when I can finally relax with a healthy selection of reading material to choose from. Nearly all of my reading is done just before I crash out. And you'll always find a pile of car magazines next to my bed. Forget the classics, I'm all about fixating on the latest models, gear, tips and tricks, and on some days, that's what I look forward to most.
This brings me to my latest dilemma—deciding on which print and online media to consume. There are tons of custom car magazines out there targeted to the import tuner enthusiast. Take, for example, the list of media sponsors on Formula D's website. There are about 40 print, online, and radio media outlets linked there, each one just as interesting as the next. It's a great selection, and overwhelming at the same time. I could spend days reading them and checking out all the unique cars, but I can't.
Some of my favorite custom car magazines include Import Tuner, DS Sport, LoweredLifestyle.com and MotorMavens.com, in part for their photography and countless project car profiles. These media outlets are a great way to stay up to date on the latest news too. Recently, I found out that Walter Wilkerson's Formula Drift car, truck and trailer were stolen and last spotted in Carson, California, and that driver Ryan Tuerck now has his own show on YouTube called The Ultimate Game of Drift.
Most online media is heavy on video content, making it even harder for me to tear myself away from my tablet. Then again, it is winter, and what better way to spend a chill winter's night than inside, cozying up to a car magazine or two, or eight.
I'm always on the lookout for new online sources geared to import tuners or drifting, so let me know what some of your favorites are. Because let's face it, when it comes to this stuff, there's no such thing as too much reading material, or too many cars.
Editor's note: As you study up on the latest and greatest developments in the automotive world, be sure to read all about the latest and greatest deals at Advance Auto Parts.


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UTSA President Ricardo Romo
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Romo named UT Austin distinguished alumnus
(Oct. 17, 2008)--The Texas Exes have announced the 2008 University of Texas at Austin Distinguished Alumnus Award recipients including UTSA President Ricardo Romo. The six alumni who will be given the Distinguished Alumnus Award are being recognized for distinguishing themselves professionally and through service to the university.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The award recipients are:
- Ricardo Romo, B.S. '67, San Antonio, is president of The University of Texas at San Antonio. Since Romo became president in 1999, UTSA's enrollment has grown nearly 50 percent, and the university has added numerous programs and facilities to enhance student life. From 1980 to 1999, Romo was a professor of history and an administrator at the University of Texas at Austin.
- Linnet Frazier Deily, B.A. '67, Houston, has been a deputy U.S. trade representative and U.S. ambassador to the World Trade Organization (2001-05), vice chairman of Charles Schwab Corp., on the advisory council to the Federal Reserve Bank's board of governors and a University of Texas regent.
- Salam Fayyad, Ph.D. '86, Jerusalem, is prime minister of the Palestinian National Authority and a former representative to the International Monetary Fund. Fayyad is widely respected in international circles and seen by analysts as one of the best hopes for peace between Palestine and Israel.
- Marcia Gay Harden, B.A. '80, New York, is an Academy Award-winning actor. She won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "Pollock" (2000) and was nominated in the same category for "Mystic River" (2003). She also has numerous Broadway and television credits.
- Tom Hicks, B.B.A. '68, Dallas, is chairman and CEO of Hicks Holdings LLC and owns the Dallas Stars hockey club, the Texas Rangers baseball club and the Liverpool football club. He is a philanthropist and former University of Texas regent.
- W.A. "Tex" Moncrief Jr., B.S. '42, Fort Worth, is an oil and gas producer and rancher. He is president of the Wm. A. and Elizabeth B. Moncrief Foundation, and he, as well as the foundation, contributes to many educational, health, civic and cultural organizations. He also is a former University of Texas regent.
The recipients will be honored at a presentation in Austin on Friday, Oct. 17. Created in 1958 by the Texas Exes, the award annually recognizes up to six alumni of the University of Texas at Austin. Recipients are chosen by a special Texas Exes committee from nominations submitted by alumni and other members of the university community. The Distinguished Alumnus Award is the highest alumni award of The University of Texas at Austin.
For more information, contact Erin Huddleston, Texas Exes, at (512) 471-3805.


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Mushrooms of any type may be used in this elegant dish. Nutty-tasting, oven-roasted Brussels sprouts make a great side, as does quick-cooking barley or some brown rice.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 2
Prep Time 25 min
Total Time 25 min.
Step 1
Whisk flour, salt and pepper in a shallow dish. Dredge turkey in the flour mixture.
Step 2
Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a medium nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the turkey and cook until just beginning to color, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and cover with foil to keep warm.
Step 3
Increase heat to medium-high. Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and mushrooms; cook, stirring often, until softened, 2 to 4 minutes. Cover, reduce heat to low and cook, stirring occasionally, until the mushrooms are tender, 2 to 4 minutes.
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Increase heat to medium-high, add Marsala and broth; bring to a boil. Cook, stirring with a wooden spoon to scrape up any browned bits, until the sauce thickens slightly, 1 to 2 minutes. Reduce heat to medium-low, return the turkey to the pan. Cook, turning once, until the turkey is heated through, 1 to 2 minutes. Serve garnished with parsley.
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Help! Recipe from "The Big Cheese"
I would love to make my husband the goat cheese wrapped in pancetta that was shown in the Oliver's Twist 2 episode "The Big Cheese" for Valentine's Day. Can anyone post it? Thanks!
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Goat Cheese rounds, wrapped in Pancetta
4 small goat cheese rounds (about 8 oz. total weight)
1-2 Tablespoons minced chives
8 extra-thin slices of pancetta
1. Unroll the pancetta slices.
2. Press the chives on both sides sides of each cheese round.
3. Wrap two slices of the pancetta, in a crisscross fashion, around each goat cheese.May be prepared in advance up to 8 hours, cover and refrigerate.
4.Heat a non stick skillet over medium heat. Add the cheese and cook about 2 minutes on each side. The pancetta should be browned.
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Greensboro 1977
Never-before-seen live concert film clips of Led Zeppelin performing "The Song Remains the Same" in Greensboro, NC, May 31, 1977 (John Bonham's 29th birthday). Special thanks to "J.P." for the film.
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#1 Mon 12 Feb 07 3:39pm
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hi does anyone have the recipe for stuffed peppers please?...... thanks...
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Re: recipe
What do you want to stuff them with ? meat, fish, veggies, ...
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Creole Stuffed Peppers
3 large green bell peppers, seeded and halved lengthwise
3 tomatoes, peeled and coarsely chopped
6 slices bacon
1 teaspoon onion, chopped
1 cup cooked rice
1 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/2 to 3/4 cup hot water
Cut bacon into quarters, reserving 6 pieces to top the peppers. Fry remaining bacon with onion until crispy; add tomatoes to the mixture. Add the rice, salt, and pepper; blend well. Spoon mixture into pepper halves, topping each with the remaining 1/4 bacon slice.
Place in a baking dish; add water to the dish, and cover. Bake 15 minutes in a 350 degree oven.
Stuffed Red Bell Peppers
4 large red bell peppers
1 cup uncooked rice
1/2 cup finely chopped onion
2 tablespoon butter
3/4 cup water
8 ounces shredded mild Cheddar cheese
salt and pepper
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes or 2 tablespoons fresh chopped parsley
Cut peppers lengthwise into halves and remove seeds and membranes. Place peppers in a large saucepan of boiling water; cook for about 5 minutes. Drain, reserve liquid. Cook rice according to package directions. In a skillet, cook onions in butter.
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Add water and cheese; stir until melted and blended. Stir in rice; season with salt and pepper to taste. Add parsley. Fill pepper halves. Put on a rack in skillet or large kettle with about 1 1/2 cups of cooking liquid in the bottom of the pan. Cover and simmer for about 15 minutes
Stuffed Peppers with Ham and Rice
4 large green bell peppers
2 3/4 cups boiling water
1 cup uncooked long-grain rice
1 medium onion, finely chopped
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
8 ounces grated mild Cheddar cheese
1 cup diced cooked ham
2 tablespoons minced parsley
salt and pepper
Cut peppers into halves crosswise and remove seeds and white membrane. Cook peppers in 2 cups of boiling water for 4 minutes. Drain and reserve liquid. Cook rice until tender; drain. In a skillet, sauté onion in butter until onion is tender, about 4 to 5 minutes.
Add 3/4 cup water and shredded cheese. Stir until blended; add ham, rice, parsley, salt, and pepper. Fill pepper halves with rice and ham mixture; put on rack in skillet with about 1 1/2 cups of the pepper cooking liquid in the bottom. Cover and simmer over low heat for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Apartment share in NYC's trendy East Village
Size750 ft²
Floor No.5
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|East 13th Street, 10003 New York, United States
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
The apartment is roughly 750 square feet and includes a bedroom/office (the main bedroom where guests sleep), a converted bedroom, living room, eat-in kitchen and bathroom.
Note: This is a shared apartment listing. This is a converted two-bedroom apartment, which means there are two, separate, private sleeping areas. The main bedroom is the one that is available for guests. The second one is used by me.
The apartment is a 5th-floor walk-up and the following is included with the fee:
- High-speed Wifi throughout apartment
- Shared bathroom (includes bathtub and shower)
- Fully equipped, clean kitchen (microwave, toaster, oven, coffee machine)
-Gas, electric, heat and hot water
The large, fully-furnished main bedroom includes:
-A full-sized loft bed
-Large windows and a lot of sunlight (the room is 10 feet by 12 feet)
-Comfy chair
-Pub table and stools
-Dresser and closet
-High-speed Wifi and HDTV
-All bed sheets, pillows, blankets, towels included
About the Neighborhood - East Village
-There are many restaurants, shops, a playhouse, live music, and laundromats in the nearby vicinity.
-The apartment is easily accessible to the bus and subway. .Just over a block from the "L" train (located on 14th Street and 3rd Avenue) and a short walk to Union Square Park / Station where stops can be found for the 4, 5, 6, "L", "N", "R", "Q" and "W" trains.
About Me:
I am an active, clean and considerate guy working for a non-profit in sustainable agriculture/environmental field. I am easy-going, but drink only occasionally and do not smoke or use drugs. Please do not reply if these are activities of interest to you.
Given the closeness of space in New York, please send along a little information about your background, profession and interests during your stay.
Please note: If you submit a reservation request, then that indicates that you acknowledge having read the house rules and agree to abide by them during your stay.
Any other questions...feel free to ask me.
House rules1. Make sure to bring a copy of a valid US driver's license or your local passport so that you are able to confirm your identity.
2. You will be asked to complete a short form when you arrive that includes: your home address and emergency contact information.
3. Please be respectful of the neighbors.
4. Make sure all windows in the room are closed (and/or locked) when you go out.
5. No smoking, drugs or pets.
6. You are responsible for your own food and refreshments.
7. Clean up after yourself if you use the kitchen.
8. This is a shoes-free home. Please remove your shoes immediately upon entering.
9. Please use a door hook or towel rack to hang dirty and/or wet towels and clothes. Do NOT use the wood (i.e. chairs, loft bed, posts) or use the futon chair as your personal hamper.
10. Turn off TV, lights, fan etc. before you leave the apartment.
11. Please make sure to lock the apartment door as you come and go.
12. Please don't close the bathroom door when you're not in there.
Enjoy your stay!
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|Price for > 1 guests
|45 NZ$ per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|3 weeks
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Chris was a great host -- very accommodating. My flight arrived late, and he was very patient and helpful upon my arrival. The apartment is tiny but very clean and cozy. I spent very little time there, but would have been perfectly comfortable with kitchen and relaxing set-up had I needed it. The location is great. There is the expected city noise at night, but I slept well. The steps up the 5 flights are a bit steep... so if you have a lot of luggage and you're traveling alone - ask for assistance.
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If you are seeking a world-class educational experience within a vibrant, Christ-centered learning community, Cedarville is the place for you. Step up to the challenge of our arts, sciences, professional and graduate programs, and achieve more than you ever imagined. Be challenged and transformed by professors who are experts in their fields and invest their lives at Cedarville to mentor and guide students like you.
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John Calvin comments: "we desire to know more than is right, and more than God allows; whereas the principal point of wisdom is a well-regulated sobriety in obedience to God." Instead of fearing God in order to achieve true wisdom ...Read More
The Crafty Serpent
Though we cannot comprehend the depths of the wisdom of God (Rom. 11:33), the Lord does ordain evil without Himself ever being the author of it. All things serve the sovereign, good purposes of God almighty (Prov. 16:4); thus, even ...Read More
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How closely does your marriage approximate Adam and Eve's relationship in the garden? Do you try to meet your spouse's desire for shame-free intimacy on all levels? Or do you ignore his or her emotional and physical needs? Take time ...Read More
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While Adam's needs remained incomplete until Eve was created, we should not think single people are less complete than those who are married. While marital fellowship is highly desirable, the call to celibate singlehood is valid and must be respected. ...Read More
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In the end we find that the assumptions of chance and naturalistic evolution are not sufficient to save the phenomena, to explain reality. In addition to the many natural evidences that contradict such theories, we have also seen how illogical ...Read More
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BMS converting track to football field
BRISTOL, Tenn. - The dream of a Tennessee-Virginia Tech football game at Bristol Motor Speedway is becoming a reality after decades in the making.
Staff will have to move quickly to get the World's Fastest Half Mile ready for football for the game in September 2016.
Part of the conversion will be moving haulers out of the infield and using Astroturf to create a football field.
The area at BMS is already marked where the field would go. Heard Smith with Coo Astroturf said, "It's going to take some work to get the infield at BMS ready for football. First they have to remove the scoreboard and the large pole in the center. Then when it comes to the infield itself they have to make sure it's a flat playing field."
Right now the track is angled for drainage. Crews will have to fill it in with gravel to make it flat for a field, and they have to do it in a short amount of time -- from the August race to the September 10 football game. "This will be one of the biggest events we've ever put on, absolutely. Coordinating it in such a short period of time will be very difficult, but very exciting for our team," said Smith.
Many people are excited for the Battle at Bristol. Matt Bolas with the Bristol Convention and Visitors Bureau said, "Two weeks after the race to have another event like this, the world's largest college football game at the world's largest half-mile track, that's going to [be great] the economy. Hotels, camping, shopping, people going and exploring our town and our region will see what makes this place so special. So we're very excited for Bristol."
BMS General Manager Jerry Caldwell said he expects the game to have a bowl-like atmosphere and a record-breaking crowd.
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Cypress Tumbles 15% on Handset Corrections
Shares of chip maker Cypress Semiconductor (CY) are down $1.70, or almost 15%, at $9.64, after the company this morning announced before market open after the company cut its outlook for Q3, and forecast Q4 lower than analysts have been modeling, citing weakness in mobile computing and Asian markets.
Cypress cut its Q3 view to a range of $184 million to $187 million in revenue, gross margin, on a non-GAAP basis, of 53.5% to 54%, and EPS, excluding some costs, of 10 cents to 12 cents. That is below the forecast offered back on July 18th of $201 million to $207 million, 53.5%, and EPS of 17 cents to 18 cents. It's also below consensus for $202 million and 17 cents.
The company said revenue may be down 9% to 11% in Q4 from Q3's level, or $164 million to $170 million. That is below consensus for $203 million.
CFO Brad Buss cited weakness in mobile that may continue into Q4:
We are seeing greater than expected weakness in our mobile handset revenues, mainly within Asia, due to a customer push out of certain new handset programs to Q1, as well as order reductions at various end customers in China to balance inventory levels. Unfortunately this is resulting in a negative impact to Q3 revenue that was not anticipated in our original guidance. By geography, the weakness is mainly in Asia. By end market, the majority of the weakness is in mobile handsets and to a lesser degree in the PC market. Greater than 70% of our revenue traditionally has come from distributors and the final week of September is our largest week of the quarter, and, as such, our revised revenue estimates could vary significantly. Lead-times also continue to be near historical lows, reducing revenue visibility for Cypress and our distribution partners […] While it is very hard to forecast the fourth quarter at this time, we believe the following trends will impact the fourth quarter: first, continued weakness in TrueTouch®, specifically in mobile handsets, due to seasonal declines, customer program delays and end-of-life actions; second, the expected yearend inventory adjustments at certain end customers; and finally, slightly lower communications revenue impacting our Memory Products Division.
Analysts are cutting price targets today, pointing out the cut seems to have little do with the company's exposure to a weak PC market, and everything to do with shifts in the smartphone business.
Ian Ing with Lazard Capital Markets, reiterating a Buy recommendation, cuts his target to $13 from $16, writing that the com pay is "Sucking wind from non-AAPL smartphone fatigue."
The company simply has the wrong customers by not being in Apple's (AAPL) iPhone, he suggests:
We believe CY suffers from exposure to difficult and volatile end markets (China, Samsung, no AAPL), exacerbated by overly promotional management. Our belief is that "smartphone fatigue" often results in overly optimistic forecasting of OEM launches. Our checks with handset suppliers suggest that ongoing China inventory digestion is largely confined to China Mobile's TD handsets. In addition to Samsung, its NOK and BBRY exposure will likely continue to act as headwinds. Negative distribution company-specific? Given possible overshipment of new PSoC4 in June, we think the distribution commentary is less a read-through on overall industrial semiconductor demand. An environment of continued low visibility is not surprising, given that smaller customers see little need to replenish and order close to true end demand.
Ing suggests sticking with the company for "patient investors here, pending a telecom/networking recovery and adoption of the wearables market."
RBC Capital's Doug Freedman reiterates an Outperform rating, and cuts his price target to $12 from $14, writing that it's mostly about an inventory correction at Samsung Electronics (005930KS) in the company's handset portfolio:
On the handset side, we believe that the softness appears to be mostly a reflection of on-going inventory correction at Samsung, particularly on the low-to-mid tier SKU, where CY is mostly positioned via TrueTouch. Samsung's efforts in marketing higher-end Galaxy line-up is a near-term headwind. On the communications side, CY is being impacted by broader 3G weakness, as 4G base-stations do not use QDRs. On the PC side, DCD segment is being impacted on slowing sales for legacy USB 2.0 peripherals.
Other handset chip suppliers are holding up well today, with RF Micro Devices (RFMD) rising 6 cents, or 1%, to $5.85, Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) rising 16 cents, or 0.6%, to $26.02, although Semtech (SMTC) is down 12 cents, or 0.4%, at $31.53.


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2012 Heart Support Group
|Asheville Cardiology Associates
|5 Vanderbilt Park Drive, Asheville, NC
|828-274-6000 ext. 319
|Feb 07, 2012
A FREE Heart Support Group provides people living with any type of cardiovascular disease, heart failure and any other other heart problems with education and an opportunity to interact with a community of people who face similar challenges. Family members and friends are welcome to attend.
- First Tuesdays of each month, 2 to 4 pm
- Asheville Cardiology Associates, 5 Vanderbilt Park Drive, Asheville
A monthly newsletter will be posted on the website to inform you of the speaker as well as heart healthy articles for your reading pleasure.
January 3
Integrative Medicine/Stress Management After the Holidays
Lordes Lorenz, RN - Mission Hospital
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Happy Heart Month! All you Need to Know About Heart Disease
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Depression and Heart Disease
Ronald Reback, Ph.D., Clinical Health Psychologist
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Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
Benjamin H. Trichon, MD - Asheville Cardiology Associates
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Can an Apple a Day Keep the Cardiologist Away?
Brain H. Asbill, MD - Asheville Cardiology Associates
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What Do Your Heart Medications Really Do For Your Heart?
Rebecca Grandy, PharmD - Mission Hospital
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Yoga and Other Exercise Stress Relievers
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Is Your Family At Risk for Heart Disease?
Jan Pattanayak, MD - Asheville Cardiology Associates
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