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COZY ROOM in the Heart of London | SOHO
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- 鍵つきの部屋
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|Macclesfield street, W1D 6AU London, イギリス
Having holidays in Central London for money far below the Hotel prices is now possible. We have a medium spacious double bedroom to offer in a 2 bed flat located right in the centre of the centre of this great city. Have your own space to relax and rest after a hard day of sightseeing and be back in the middle of the action the next day. The room is a good size for 2 persons and has double bed in it. We also have a basic kitchen (equipped with kettle and microwave only). Access to washing machine can be provided if you are staying for 7 days or more.The living space and WC is shared with a very respectable and friendly lady.
The Neighbourhood:
Staying here will affect you in terms of having no public transport cost at all. You are located right in the middle of the most vibrant and liveliest area in London, the West End. Almost everything is within minutes walking distance. Mayfair and Soho for clubbing and going out, Covent Garden, Regent Street and Oxford Street for shopping, linked to the usual sights: Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and the London Eye. For museum lovers: The British Museum, The National Gallery, Somerset house are all just nearby. There are also countless restaurants, musicals, and theatres surrounding us!
Getting around:
The closest tube stations are Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus. Both are about 5mins walk away as we are squeezed right in the middle. There are also various bus lines and an unlimited flow of licensed taxis on Shaftesbury Avenue (1min walk), going to any other part of the city to which you desire. Public transport in this area is very convenient.
Other Things to Note:
Central London is a busy place and there are people everywhere. So expect some noise. Ear plugs recommended if you are a light-sleeper. Also, the flat is on the 3rd floor of a walk-up building and the flat itself isn't that big. So if you are looking for 5-star luxury and space, you have come to the wrong listing. But if all this doesn't really bother you and you mainly want the convenience to stay in the middle of all the happenings, you are more than welcome. The location is perfect for out-and-about travellers.
Please Note: Make sure you are ok with the check-in time which is 1500hrs same as most hotels in London. Check-out time is 1300hrs latest. Towels provided upon request. If you want total privacy, please consider our other listing which is the same location. :)
Hope to see you soon in London, feel free to contact and book at all times!
ハウスルールYou are not charged for the cleaning to keep the price down, so please look after the flat during your stay. It doesn't mean that you have to do the cleaning yourself/selves. Oh no... Just don't be too messy. Like staying at a friends house. I'm sure you get the idea. :)
Please do not stand/jump on the bed. We had a few broken like this.
Nobody should stay in the flat except those people agreed with the flat owners in advance.
Guests should not introduce strangers to the building.
Please respect other residents in the building by limiting noise when you come and go up the communal staircase.
Please do not smoke in the flat.
Please do not play loud music or otherwise make loud noise.
Please report any breakages before you leave.
Please do not bring animals to the flat.
Please have a great time staying in our wonderful city!
Oh, ONE more:
Please make yourself/selves at home!
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Allen was very professional and the rental felt very organized and official. My fiance and I felt safe and well supported by Allen's introduction to his apartment and city. We shared the bathroom and kitchen area with a sweet woman who made us breakfast two days in a row! The apartment is essentially yours because the other woman lives in a separate unit. She will just sporadically, quietly come in to use the bathroom/kitchen. Great location! The bed is old, however, so keep that in mind.
Allen was the perfect host!, the location couldn't be better and the room great. We had a great time in london and we hope to come back soon!
Habitación recomendable solo para una persona, que viaje solo, y no le importe el ruido por la noche, y compartir cocina y baño. Ya que esto no viene en la oferta, pero debería. En cuanto a la ubicación está muy bien situado, muy céntrico.
Prefect. Midden in het hart van Londen.
Wij hebben een super weekend gehad.
Druk en rumoerig maar gezellig.
Geef wel even door hoe laat je voor de deur staat zodat de gastheer daar dan ook kan zijn.
Perfekt beliggenhed . Jeg vil kalde det i Chinatown.Soho ligger ikke der. Værelset er meget småt. Der er mega meget støj fra gaden. Skraldebilen står lige foran lejligheden ca en halv time kl 0400 om natten. Unge mennesker med et godt sovehjerte kan bo her. Vi andre må finde andre steder. Der bor en ca 40 årig dame som man deler bad med, men det er ikke noget problem. Der trænger til en ordentlig gang rengøring og maling
A nice little apartment located above a cafe in china town!
We arrived Saturday afternoon with a plan to use the apartment as a place to crash after experiencing the London night-life, and found that it was perfect for just that!
Located in the middle of Soho (above one of my personal favourite cafes in china town no less!) The apartment is quite small, quite high up and quite noisy (although that's expected considering the location), equipped with a mini fridge and a microwave, bathroom with a shower and a bedroom this apartment is all you need if you want to stay in the middle of London with two people!
However we wanted to stay with three. The posting does mention a sofa bed, however we ended up not using it, squeezing three people onto the double bed instead. Simply due to the fact that the sofa bed was uncomfortable, and once pulled out you can no longer open the door! Without the sofa bed the room is a fine size, just don't visit with two other people unless you're fine sharing the bed with them!
The heating worked, although we didn't find we needed it, and while it was slightly noisy it never stopped us from sleeping (although we are quite heavy sleepers) The host is lovely and all together the place worked well for us!
Everything was working out perfect - nice little flat in the centre of London!!!
The title doesn't lie, the flat is located in the heart of London and it's very convenient ! Very close from the tube and you can reach most of the places by foot.
Maybe some people will think it's small but for my girlfriend and me it was perfect because we were here to discover the city and not staying inside all day long.
The only thing i'd say would be that it's really cold inside in winter but don't worry there is a heater in the bedroom. There is also a lot of noise in the street during the night but with a pair of earplugs everything is fine !
Allen was a great host very easy to understand as english isn't my mother tongue. I couldn't find the appartment when we arrived and he came in the street to help me in less than 2 minutes ! He is friendly and very professional.
I hope you'll have a great stay in his appartment ! Enjoy !
One more information if you get lost like me. The door for the appartment is next to the chinatown gate and it's inside the orange door ;-)
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In Livermore, the collection locations are:
• Casse Croute Bakery, 50 S. Livermore Ave., near First Street
• Pacific Coast Seed, 533 Hawthorne Place, Livermore
Donations must be made by Dec. 14. The Rotary Club will distribute the coats on Saturday, Dec. 15. For more information, send an email to email@example.com.
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a resident of Ironwood
on Nov 27, 2012 at 9:48 am
Has anyone ever driven by Walnut Grove Elementary School and noticed at different times of the year the many coats, backpacks, etc. hanging on a fence within the school grounds. I am told these are items that are left by the children and never claimed. By the end of the school year there must be hundreds. Unfortunately I have seen them hanging on the fence during rainy days also. It tells me that when a child forgets his coat or whatever, his parents do not make him or her return to find it. It must be easier to just replace it with a new one, and many people cannot afford to do that. Perhaps the school can work with some area shelters that could find good use from these.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 13, 2014 at 11:13 pm
I want to participate in the coat drive but confused about the cut off and delivery date of the coats. See the dates above. Is it too late
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I forgot to ask my third question of the day... I moved several frames of capped brood, to open up one of my stronger colonies, into an empty box. I was going to put a queen in with them, but I forgot. It has been 2 days now.... should I let them requeen themselves? I didn't see any queen cells yet.... If I managed to get a queen on a frame of bees- could I direct release her (with her frame of bees) into this nuc? How long do they have to bee queenless before they will be more willing to accept new queen on frame of bees? I don't have any of the queen cages, so I am kind of stuck.
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The series welcomes world leaders, authors and activists to share their insights with the Greater Boston community
Thursday, March 21, 2013
The series features an impressive line up of activists, authors and world leaders, as the series celebrates its third season.
Opening with best-selling author Bill Bryson on October 2, the series will also feature former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou; former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates; Apple computers co-founder Steve Wozniak; former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins; Ambassador and former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr.; and preeminent American historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin.
"We look forward to Lesley University's engagement with these seven speakers and the Greater Boston community on a diverse range of contemporary issues," said Lesley University President Joseph Moore. "The public response to this speaker series demonstrates a genuine interest in lifelong learning and an appreciation for the historical role of public forums within a participatory democracy. Presenting this series is another manifestation of Lesley's mission of education and service."
Bill Bryson, Wednesday, October 2, 2013 – Bill Bryson is the New York Times Best-Selling Author of "A Walk in the Woods" and "A Short History of Nearly Everything." A beloved and prolific writer, Bryson has chronicled his travels around the world for nearly three decades, from hiking the Appalachian Trail to his experience of moving from England back to the United States. His writing honors include the Aventis Award and TIME's All-TIME 100 Best Nonfiction Books, and he is a recipient of an honorary Order of the British Empire for his contribution to literature. Bryson's latest book, titled "Next Summer," is scheduled for release in Fall 2013. Read a Professor's Prologue by Lesley Professor Mary Dockray-Miller here. Read coverage of Bryson's lecture here.
George Papandreou, Wednesday, October 16, 2013 – As Prime Minister of Greece from 2009 to 2011, George Papandreou led the government during the country's deepest crisis in post-war history, and was named one of Foreign Policy magazine's "Top 100 Global Thinkers" in 2010 for "making the best of Greece's worst year." From 1999 to 2004, he served as Greece's Foreign Minister, leading diplomatic bridge-building, championing human rights at home and abroad, and deploying "Green Diplomacy" for environmental protection measures. Most recently, he was a Fall 2012 Visiting Fellow at Harvard's Institute of Politics. Read a Professors' Prologue by Bryan Brophy-Baermann and Nancy Heims here. Read coverage of Papandreou's lecture here.
Robert Gates, Wednesday, November 13, 2013 – Robert Gates served as Secretary of Defense under President Bush and President Obama, and worked nearly 27 years in the CIA, during which he spent nine years at the National Security Council serving four presidents of both political parties. In 2011, on Gates' last day in office, President Obama awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, America's highest civilian honor. He has also been awarded the National Security Medal, the Presidential Citizens Medal, the National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal (three times), and the CIA's highest award, the Distinguished Intelligence Medal (three times). He is the author of "From the Shadows: The Ultimate Insiders Story of Five Presidents and How They Won the Cold War," and now serves as Chancellor of the College of William and Mary. Read a Professor's Prologue by former Dean Mary Coleman here. Read coverage of Gates's lecture here.
Steve Wozniak, Wednesday, January 15, 2014 – Called one of "Silicon Valley's most creative engineers," Steve Wozniak single-handedly invented the early Apple computers, helping to shape the personal computer revolution. He co-founded Apple Computer Inc. with Steve Jobs in 1976 and led its research and development. A Silicon Valley icon and philanthropist for more than thirty years, Wozniak was awarded the National Medal of Technology by the President of the United States in 1985, and was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame in 2000. He authored a New York Times bestselling autobiography, "iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon," and serves as Chief Scientist for Fusion-IO. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Robert McGrath here. Read coverage of Wozniak's lecture here.
Billy Collins, Wednesday, February 26, 2014 – A Guggenheim fellow whose last three collections of poems have broken sales records for poetry, Billy Collins served as Poet Laureate of the United States from 2001 to 2003. His work has appeared in publications including The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and The American Scholar, and he has appeared on National Public Radio. He has published eight collections of poetry and edited two anthologies. Collins has received fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, and has been awarded the Oscar Blumenthal Prize, the Bess Hokin Prize, the Frederick Bock Prize, the Levinson Prize, and in 2004, he was the inaugural recipient of the Poetry Foundation's Mark Twain Prize for Humor in Poetry. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor Aaron Smith here. Read coverage of Collins' lecture here.
Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., Wednesday, April 2, 2014 - Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. has served four U.S. Presidents in critical roles around the world including Ambassador to Singapore, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Asia, U.S. Trade Ambassador and, most recently, U.S. Ambassador to China. Twice elected Governor of Utah, Huntsman brought about strong economic reforms in Utah, tripled the state's rainy day fund, and helped bring unemployment rates to historic lows. He currently serves on the board The U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, is a distinguished fellow at the Brookings Institution, and serves as a Trustee of the Reagan Presidential Foundation. Most recently, he was a candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor Michael Illuzzi here. Read coverage of Huntsman's lecture here.
Doris Kearns Goodwin, Wednesday, April 30, 2014 – World-renowned historian Doris Kearns Goodwin is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author who appears regularly on television and was an on-air consultant for PBS documentaries on Lyndon Johnson, the Kennedy Family, Franklin Roosevelt, and Ken Burns' "The History of Baseball." She launched her literary career in 1976 with her first book, "Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream," which became a New York Times bestseller. Her most recent work, a monumental history of Abraham Lincoln entitled "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln," was an immediate bestseller that director Steven Spielberg used as the basis for his 2012 major motion picture, "Lincoln," starring Daniel Day Lewis. She is currently working on a book about the progressive era on Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft and the golden age of journalism. Read a Professor's Prologue by Assistant Professor of History Ron Lamothe here. Read coverage of Kearns Goodwin's lecture here.
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Seismologists to study Trinidad-area earthquakes
7 temblors in January draw attention from USGS
TRINIDAD, Colo. - A research team from the U.S. Geological Survey hopes to have a study published soon that may explain a recent series of minor earthquakes in the Las Animas County area around Trinidad.
The area had three earthquakes Wednesday and four more this month. The strongest was a magnitude 3.6 on the Richter scale. There have been no reports of injury or damage from the quakes.
Justin Rubinstein of the USGS said five of the quakes were at least a magnitude of 2.5.
"This level of (seismic activity) is not out of the ordinary for the Trinidad area," he said. "That said, the level was much lower than it is now."
Rubinstein said the average number of quakes above magnitude 3 in the area has risen since August 2001 from once biannually to eight annually.
"The majority of (activity) appears to be related to industrial activities in the area -- specifically, the deep injection of large volumes of wastewater from oil and gas fields -- appears to be making earthquakes more likely," he said.
Rubinstein said the study includes research of the area dating back to 1970. He said the primary research is already finished and awaits publication.
Residents of Trinidad and Las Animas County have mixed emotions about the earthquake trend. Many say they never notice the temblors and aren't concerned, while others wonder if the trend could result in bigger earthquakes.
The area had a magnitude 5.3 quake in August, 2011, that damaged several buildings. Experts say it was the state's largest natural quake in more than a century.
"The mortar in some of the downtown brick buildings is more than 100 years old," said resident Terry Sears. "Some of them shifted during the last strong quake. It wouldn't take one much stronger than that to bring down some of those buildings."
Kim Chavez, the county's emergency manager, said a disaster plan is in place to handle a major quake.
"I just worry if we're going to have a huge one, and we're not going to know how to react to it," she said. "We can have every emergency plan available, but it's when it actually plays out, to see if it's going to work."
Trinidad resident Michelle Finch said she believes she knows what to do if she experiences a major quake, such as though more common in California.
"I'm going to take action," she said. "Get out of the way, take care of my family, take cover, do what I can."


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Saying goodbye to the icon was the most difficult we as South Africans had to do. We have been celebrationg his life from the day he was annouaannounced late but yesterday we had to face the reality that he wahe was rreally no more. I was touched by the speech comrade Ahmed Kathrada did I could help it but cry, and wgen the coffin was lowere into the grave I felt like my heart was being burried in there too. 27 years of injustice, abd the man came back and said kets all forgive and move on to building a better and beatiful SA…THERE'LL BE NON LIKE HIM! !! Tata, you ran a good race, we will always be greatful. Lala ngo xolpo qhawe le sizwe, mkhonto we sizwe. Ibuyile I africa!!!!
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Receive unique offers and information on specialist programs, workshops, free webinars and more.
As your clients age, their needs and abilities change. Find ways to connect with them personally through workouts that take their age and fitness level into account. Develop an awareness of stereotypes of mid-life and older adults, and how to work toward building healthy habits. This course will help you with effective communication, leadership, and motivation techniques to use for this special population.
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Because this is the population I generally work with, I found it very informative and useful for working with this group.
Important information to know when working with older adults. You cannot use cookie cutter training programs!
Crucial info for Personal Trainers training the older generation.
ACE RESPONSE: Than you Adly for your feedback! We are glad you enjoyed the course and found it educational.
Common sense, useful for trainers new to working with older adults.
Great information to serve a growing population!
The material is written in an easy-to-read style and covered more topics than I had expected. I particularly appreciated the situational examples as reinforcement to the theory.
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I have a great interest in this area. I have been around in some form or another the older adults since the age of 19. I enjoy my time with them and would like to someday work specifically with them. Great course work. Eleanora Reeves ACE Certified Personal Trainer
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The content is good and well written, however as with previous comments my only annoyance is with the layout of the words, paragraphs would have made reading, digesting, and taking notes far easier.
Unable to open course material to study, other test were fine this one would not open.
insightful and thorough, beneficial to anyone working with older clients
It was pretty boring and common sense information. If your completely new to older adult then this will be helpful. However, if you currently work with older adults then I would not recommend this.
This course was very redundant.
The material was informative and especially appreciated now that I am part of the target population. I wish I had taken a course like this years ago when I was just starting out, healthy and young. I dread taking classes from the young instructors these days because I don't think they are sensitive to the needs of the older/midlife students. Thanks for offering this. My only suggestion would be to present the material in an easier to read format. Scrolling down the columns and back up again was difficult and distracting.
Very informative with good examples.
easy to follow instructions, nice certificate print out...so convenient! I will do this again.
Quick and easy to comprehend... for .10 cecs everybody should take it.
It was effective at allowing the student to understand the way the older adult thinks, and to build empathy when working with them is crucial.
Not bad, easy CEC's. Very little new information though.
excellent class, good information
The course introduces a lot of helpful strategies and concepts that can be used to better motivate older adults. Some of the things that are discussed seem like common sense, some are already introduced in the ACE Personal Trainer Certification, but overall I think it is a very good course that doesn't take very long and that offers a lot of useful material on motivating clients.
Slow read at times but wonderful reminder of where the focus should be when working with clients.
Seemed overly long and repeated the same concepts over and over agian. Otherwise most of this is common sense and it is good to be reminded of it.
This course was very comprehensive in the issues that older adults face regarding exercise.
I thought it was very short but covered the most critical components.
Really enjoyed material..great addition to my fitness library..current material a plus..
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A group of twelve women in the Sudan were sitting in a cafe enjoying a pleasant evening when the door burst open and they were confronted by the public order police whose job in life is to enforce Sharia law. The women were accused of the heinous crime of wearing trousers in public and ten were immediately flogged by the brave men who make certain trousers are only worn by those of the male sex. The ten women who were flogged were given summary trials, beaten and forced to pay a $150 fine. But, Lubna Hussein, a journalist, decided to challenge the law. "I didn't do anything wrong" and she decided to speak out for the thousands of girls who have been flogged for years because they wore trousers in public.
I am certain some cleric will point to a sentence in the Koran in order to support the right to beat the hell out of women who wear trousers. Why is it when the issue is violation of a sentence in the Koran clerics are quick to enforce the idea. For some reason, these clerics are not interested in the enforcement of passages in the Koran which call for mercy and love. Perhaps, if we had a public security force to enforce love and gentleness, the Sudan would be a safer and more prosperous place.
I wonder, is there anything in the Koran which says men can not wear dresses?


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[quote user="Bleu"][quote user="mjg407"]Lindsay Lohan is hot and she has big boobs, so I'm naturally inclined to trust her, but she needs to shut the hell up for a while. People magazine says:

Asked by TV's Access Hollywood late Tuesday if there was anything the actress, 21, wanted "to get out there" about the charges against her, Lohan responded:
"Yes. I am innocent ... did not do drugs they're not mine."
Amid reports from police that they had received a 911 call from the mother of Lohan's former personal assistant, saying that Lohan was chasing her in an SUV, Lohan also said in her email, "I was almost hit by my assistant Tarin's mom."
Police found Lohan and the woman in a "heated debate" in the parking lot of Santa Monica's Civic Auditorium at about 1:30 a.m., according to Santa Monica police Lt. Alex Padilla.
Lohan concluded her brief message with, "I appreciate everyone giving me my privacy."
What does that even mean? "I'm innocent"? Of what? Sorcery? Because you sure as hell were driving drunk with cocaine in your pocket.[/quote]
Damn MJG is that all it takes to get your trust, LOL! Nice!
[/quote]Hey Bleu....hahaha...

Can you introduce me to the Obama Girls...lol


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Shawnee, OK Consultation
The Department of Education participated in a consultation with regional Tribal Leaders in Shawnee, OK on April 19, 2010. This consultation was hosted by the Citizen Potawatomi Nation at FireLake Grand Casino.
The event, which was moderated by Citizen Potawatomi Nation Vice President Linda Capps and Department of Education General Counsel Charles P. Rose, included sixty-two participants. Among them were Department officials Jenelle Leonard, Acting Director of the Office of Indian Education; Kevin Jennings, Assistant Deputy Secretary for Safe and Drug-Free Schools; and Jim Shelton, Assistant Deputy Secretary for Innovation and Improvement. The Department of the Interior was also in attendance, represented by Tracie Stevens, Policy Advisor to the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs.
Tribal Leaders began the meeting by asserting their desire to be involved at all stages of the policymaking process. In particular, some expressed concern that the Department of Education had almost completely developed its plan for the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act prior to the consultation.
Other Tribal Officials commented that education policies should not be designed as "one-size-fits-all" solutions to problems. They stated that the needs of students and schools in isolated, rural areas are very different from the needs of students and schools in large, metropolitan areas. Therefore, they concluded, it makes little sense to adopt identical policies for both types of area. These officials were particularly worried that competitive grant programs may place small school districts with minimal resources at a disadvantage because it is so expensive to hire professional grant application writers.
Tribal sovereignty over education policy was also an important subject of discussion. According to the Tribal Leaders, state educational agencies (SEAs) frequently neglect to consult tribes before making policy decisions or distributing funding. Tribal Officials suggested that better coordination with SEAs might help to solve this problem, although many requested that Tribal education agencies be given the authority to administer funding directly.
The consultation included two breakout sessions after the main discussion. One, led by Kevin Jennings, focused on safety within schools, while the other, led by Jim Shelton, focused on innovation. These sessions elicited many comments and ideas about topics such as training educators to be more culturally sensitive, recruiting American Indians and Alaska Natives to become teachers, increasing the curricular focus on American Indian and Alaska Native language and culture, and exploring new distance learning options for rural communities.


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Located within 2 miles (3 km) of Coca-Cola Park, Scottish Inns & Suites, Allentown is within 3 miles (5 km) of Bethlehem Golf Club. This 53-room motel has 2 restaurants along with conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. It's near the airport and also close to America on Wheels Museum and Colonial Industrial Quarter.
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First Lutheran to host Lenten services
Lenten services are being held Wednesdays through March 20 at First Lutheran Church in Pine River. The theme is "You Shall Be My Witnesses."
• Wednesday, March 6, look at the leaders and "Witness the decisions made."
• Wednesday, March 13, "Witness to the weight of the Cross."
• Wednesday, March 20, "Witness together" in the final actions of our Lord.
First Lutheran is located at 309 N. Second St. in Pine River. For more information, contact the church office at 218-587-2316.
Soup suppers will be served at 5:30 p.m. With services from 6:15-7 p.m.


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Raekwon "Back Stabbers (Remix)"
TBT #17 takes it back to the 70s as the Chef rhymes fast over The O'Jays "Back Stabbers". In fact, it's not often that Raekwon raps this fast lately. On top of that, you may recognize the melody of the original in Elijah Blake's single last year with Common: "X.O.X." That drove me crazy until I realized the connection. Alas, good vibes to kick off your morning below.
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Health services hosts diabetes health fairs
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Nov. 8, 2005)--UTSA Student Health Services will host Diabetes Mini Health Fairs from 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, Nov. 9 at the 1604 Campus University Center second floor atrium and from 10 a.m. to noon, Thursday, Nov. 10 at the Downtown Campus Frio Street Building commons. The events are free and open to UTSA students, faculty and staff.
During each health fair, the Christus Santa Rosa Hospital Lifecycles Program will offer free blood glucose and blood pressure screenings in a mobile unit outside the University Center and in the Frio Street Building commons. It is recommended to fast 12 hours before a blood glucose screening.
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
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Vendors at the health fairs include American Diabetes Association, Costco Wholesale, Fit City, UTSA Campus Recreation, UTSA Student Health Services, UTSA Pre-Med Society, MTM Bodyworks, SAM Clinical Research, South Texas Dental, Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas Diabetes Institute and Eye Masters.
For more information, contact UTSA Student Health Services at (210) 458-4142.
Why participate in the Diabetes Health Fair?
- 20.8 million Americans have diabetes. 14.6 million have been diagnosed, while 6.2 million are unaware that they have diabetes.
- Among diabetics, the risk for stroke is two to four times higher and the risk of death from stroke is 2.8 times higher.
- Diabetes is the fifth-deadliest disease in the United States.
- Type 1 diabetes results from the body's failure to produce insulin, the hormone that "unlocks" the cells of the body, allowing glucose to enter and fuel them.
- Type 2 diabetes results from insulin resistance (a condition in which the body fails to properly use insulin), combined with relative insulin deficiency. Most Americans who are diagnosed with diabetes have Type 2 diabetes.
- Having diabetes increases your risk for many serious complications. Some complications include heart disease, blindness (retinopathy), nerve damage (neuropathy) and kidney damage (nephropathy).
- Often diabetes goes undiagnosed because many of its symptoms seem harmless. Recent studies indicate that the early detection of diabetes symptoms and treatment can decrease the chance of developing the complications of diabetes. Common symptoms include frequent urination, excessive thirst, extreme hunger, unusual weight loss, increased fatigue, irritability and blurry vision.
- On average, Hispanic/Latino Americans are 1.5 times more likely to have diabetes than non-Hispanic whites of similar age. Mexican Americans, the largest Hispanic/Latino subgroup, are more than twice as likely to have diabetes than non-Hispanic whites of similar age.


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Two genetic studies seeking to determine how people first migrated to North and South America yield different results.
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Mental agility in women deteriorates at twice the rate of that in men, according to a study of people with mild cognitive impairment.
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In some pathogenic bacteria, certain antibiotic resistance–associated mutations may also confer an unexpected growth advantage.
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Analyzing the acoustical qualities of screams and other sounds, researchers pinpoint why people find screams—and emergency vehicle sirens—frightening.
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Thoughts on Cheats and Walkthroughs
Posted on 5th May 2010 at 10:33 by Joe Martin with 78 comments
Outside of the review process, I honestly don't usually see a big problem with cheating in games as a whole as long as it exists within certain parameters. In my opinion for example, you should never just sit down and cheat straight away – you should try and play the game properly first because you need a proper sense of risk to feel the reward. At the same time though, if you reach a point in a game where the fun is being bled out of it then why wouldn't you use an exploit to get around it?
There's always going to be a fraction of gamers that disagree with that last point and who think that games should be incredibly challenging, but I've had the enjoyment sucked out of far too many titles that way to possibly agree with them. Some of my absolute favourite games have been almost totally ruined by moments of excessive difficulty. I'll confess that the last boss in Beyond Good and Evil sent me scrabbling for a cheat list after the eighth try and, when it turned out there wasn't one, I was very put off. The game was saved from my hatred purely by the fact that I knew it was the last boss and that I wouldn't have to repeat the experience. If the game had threatened to go on beyond that point or if the experience up to that point hadn't been so brilliant then I'm pretty sure I would have just thrown it away. I've done it with other games.


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If the mood of diners when they leave a restaurant is an indication of their level of satisfaction, then Louis Gusmin, manager of Cocina Real, feels pretty confident his staff is doing a good job: "People leave here really happy."
Tucked away in a strip mall on Bluemound Road, just west of Brookfield Road, you could easily drive by Cocina Real without seeing it. But for the past 10 years, many patrons have discovered and returned to Cocina Real for their American-style or "Tex-Mex" Mexican food.
Formerly known as Mi Cocina, the restaurant is going through a name change - but the name is officially Cocina Real, which means "real kitchen" in Spanish.
The Cocina Real menu is quite large and has a variety of options sure to please almost anyone. Some of the more popular dishes include the six types of fajitas ($12.49 to $15.95), steak tacos known as Tacos Vaqueros ($9.95) and enchiladas prepared seven ways ($6.99 to $12.99).
Also featured are Cocina Real margaritas, which are offered in many flavors, sizes and prices.
"We have the best margaritas in town," Gusmin says.
Gusmin doesn't mince words when he describes Cocina Real: "We have the best Mexican food in the area. We make it fresh all day with fresh products. Cocina Real is a very good place to come and eat. We are here for 10 years already, so the food must be good."
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NAME: Cocina Real Mexican Restaurant
ADDRESS: 19035 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield
WEBSITE: CocinaReal.com
FARE: Mexican
HOURS: 11 a.m. to 10 pm. Monday through Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. Sunday
PRICE RANGE: $6.49 to $15.95 (approximate)
RESERVATIONS: yes
HANDICAP ACCESS: yes
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"Grab a Bite" is an informal look at the food scene in the Wauwatosa, Brookfield and Elm Grove area by freelance writer Karen Waldkirch. Whether you're looking for a place for a date night or a casual spot for lunch, Waldkirch will be out and about scouting eateries for you. If you have a suggestion for a column, e-mail her at email@example.com.
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Pulaski Technical College will host its annual Halloween on the Hill party from 3-4:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31, on the Main Campus.
The event provides a safe place for Pulaski Tech students, staff and faculty to bring their costumed children for an afternoon of trick-or-treating on campus.
Children with their parents or guardians can check in at the Information Desk on the first floor of the Campus Center to register and receive their trick-or-treat bag and map of candy stops.
Other activities include Radio Disney, spin art and kid-friendly carnival games on the campus promenade.
For more information, contact Michelle Anderson, director of Student Life and Leadership, at 501-812-2750.
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Minter plays the run real well but in coverage he has issues. He turns his hips way to much in his zone drops
This. What he does, he does EXTREMELY well. His hips are pretty bad though. Even when pursuing a ball carrier to the outside I've seen him struggle to adjust once the ball carrier turns up field. He's got incredible instincts though and that helps him get involved in a lot of plays and get where he needs to be quickly. He hits hard and doesn't get timid in traffic.. he could be that physical presence I'd like in the middle, but I still have concerns in regards to other aspects of his game.
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Going through this tedious very stressful process has opened my naive eyes to the system of government assistance. Aren't government assistance programs meant to help reduce the daily stresses instead of creating more? How can these individuals and families work through the system to get what they need without high stress and time away from work and family?


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This twist on a classic latke is baked in a muffin tin, avoiding lots of oil for frying. One caveat: There's no standard size for the tins sold in kitchen stores. You'll need a pan with muffin cups that hold about 1/2 cup water. Serve with Pear Cranberry Sauce.
Nutrition Profile:
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Serves 6
Prep Time 35 min
Total Time 90 min.
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a 12-cup muffin pan with cooking spray.
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Peel potatoes, then grate them through the large holes of a box grater into a large bowl. Squeeze in small batches between your hands over the sink to remove excess moisture. Then grate onion into the bowl through the same holes in the box grater.
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Stir in garlic, basil, egg substitute, cheese, oil, salt and pepper. Place a generous 1/2 cup of the potato mixture into each muffin cup, packing the mixture firmly.
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Bake the latkes until lightly browned and firm, 45 to 50 minutes. Cool in the pan on a wire rack for 10 minutes before unmolding.
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First Lutheran Church in Pine River celebrated Souper Bowl Sunday with a special project for the Pine River Area Food Shelf. The confirmation students built a goal post with 127 cans of soup. The soup and a $25 donation were presented to food shelf volunteer Mrs. Kline by: front, Chris Krecklau, Autumn Janovec, Nick Janovec and Avery Cunningham; back, Nathan Brasel, Tanner Aleckson, Shelby Adkins, Amy Wiese, Emma Mills and Brianna Blanchard.


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Bueno creo k no están bien. Informados eiza acaba de salir de una relación. Donde el.novio le puso el cuerno. Con. ninel eiza no es tan famosa en México se ah echo famosa por andar con Líam y si Mi ley se sera lo que quieran pero el que este libre de pecado tire la primera piedra Eiza aprovechó una situación. Y quien diga que no mient si mi ex se acostara con alguien al segundo día de cortar sea por lo k sea novio duel apoyemos a miley
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Both are pretty girls. They both are young and working on their careers. Yes Eiza had a nose job, so what..i don't understand how that effects anyone from living their lives. Both liam and miley are very young and are barely getting the hang of life. Like many of us, we make mistakes and can only learn from them. And really anyone that badmouths any of these girls don't gain anything, I doubt your perfect and I doubt you look perfect. How can you call anyone ugly when im sure we all have at least 1 insecurity about ourselves.
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Lets not lied to our selves, everybody has something we don't like about our body if we had the money of course we would not only do a nose job. That doesn't mean we are fake. If you want to take it that way what about mascara, fake lashes, make up in general, push up bras, heels, and all that good stuff that makes us feel better. You only criticize her nose job cause you have nothing else on her. What about all the scandals Miley has had since the beginning of her career. At the end who Liam ends up with is not keeping me up at night. Something good must be coming up for Miley and Liam was on the way.
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The title of this article is conjectural. Although it is based on canonical information, the actual name is conjecture and may be supplanted at any time by additional information released from canonical sources. If this occurs, please move this page to the appropriate title.
- "Bone of the father, unknowingly given, you will renew your son! Flesh of the servant, willingly sacrificed, you will revive your master. Blood of the enemy, forcibly taken, you will resurrect your foe."
- —Peter Pettigrew reciting the incantation for the potion's creation[src]
This potion is a Dark potion that restores a wizard whose body has become maimed and disfigured to their true and whole bodily form.
The potion requires a cauldron large enough for a grown man to sit in as well as three crucial ingredients: bone unknowingly taken from the Dark Wizard's father, flesh willingly sacrificed from one of his servants, and the blood forcibly extracted from one of his foes. The remainder of the ingredients, if any besides water are needed, remain unknown.
- "- it is an old piece of dark magic, the potion that revived me tonight -"
- —Lord Voldemort's description of the Regeneration Potion[src]
As Voldemort noted the potion to be "an old piece of dark magic", it can be inferred that it has been used in the past by other Dark Wizards who suffered bodily damage. Therefore, Voldemort most likely did not invent it.
Voldemort's rebirth
The use of Harry's blood in the potion, however, would come to be a mistake as it prevented Voldemort from killing Harry because the blood passed Lily Potter's protection to Voldemort and anchored Harry to the living world through him, ensuring the Dark Lord's defeat three years later. Voldemort believed, out of his lack of understanding love, that by using Harry's blood, it would allow him to bypass Lily's protection, when in fact it actually strengthened it.
Behind the scenes
- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, Peter Pettigrew used Harry's glasses and Riddle's cranial bone, most likely to avoid violence. Instead of using a knife, Peter Pettigrew simply takes his hand off. When Voldemort is returning he wears Harry's glasses. Voldemort is sucking a dummy as a baby and lies in a pram. When he rises from the cauldron he already has his cloak on.
- In the novel, the bone was no more than a trickle of dust raised from Riddle's grave, and Voldemort rises from the cauldron while ordering Wormtail to cloak him. In the film, an entire bone that was already dug up was deposited into the cauldron, which catches fire and melts as Voldemort's body regenerates in mid-air and the cauldron's fragments become a robe and wrap themselves around Voldemort's body.
- In the film, the first line of the spell is also changed from "Bone of the father, unknowingly given" to "unwillingly given".
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Mentioned only)
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
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Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
tripleWRECK wrote:
crXss wrote:
After watching this and having a good laugh, it brought be back to the days of U2 when it played a lot like Halo. Most of the guns and hit boxes were identical to Bungie's masterpiece and it's a shame they decided to make it like Infinity Ward's masterpiece MW2.
Anyways, if you haven't watched this Bungie vlog get on it! And then imagine, just imagine if this entire 1.05 and beyond nonsense is one gigantic April Fool's Joke by ND.... oh man they would have gotten us all.
P.S. - I think ND should quicken the delay time of the beatdowns in U2. We're seriously immobile for like 2 seconds after beating someone down, talk about unrealistic lol. Think about it @EvangM and @Arne.
It's been a long time, but I remember the solid 5 months that UC2 was fun. One of the best MP games I've ever played and I got tons of enjoyment out of it. The perfect blend of skill and pick-up-and-play.
Never call MW2 a masterpiece again, LOL.
If 1.05 and 1.06 were massive April Fool's jokes I'd probably laugh, and then have a heart attack. Gotten us all indeed.
Agreed on the melee's, meleeing someone is just asking to get shot during the lengthy animation.
igniteryan wrote:
This game never stopped being fun. I have played whenever I have some free time this week (a lot). Let me just say ... no matter how many times I get spawned killed or a weird glitch happens, it's still the best game on PS3 (in my opinion).
People who don't like the new updates need to realize that they're hear to stay and either suck it up and keep playing the "new" Uncharted or leave it be. Posting here over and over, telling people you no longer play but whining about the new updates in every thread is making post people look childish.
The game stopped being fun during 1.05, the biggest MP debacle I've ever witnessed. 1.06 wasn't much better. The current spawns are unforgivably bad. Unless you actually like dying, you won't have much fun at all.
In fact, the only enjoyment that comes from playing UC2 now is simply hanging out with friends. But I guess it's wrong to say the enjoyment is coming from UC2, because it's not. It's the company of your friends that is fun.
UC2 ever since Feb. 15th has been broken, the reasons for this are well known.
We will continue to post our reasons and complaints here as persistently as possible, change is needed badly and the sooner it comes, the better. If you don't like it, simply don't view topics that discuss the update(s).
The fact that you can somehow enjoy the game with the spawns is baffling, and puts you in the extreme minority of UC2 players.
Fixed. So few people respond in the forums for this game compared to the daily amount of players, we actually don't know if the majority like or dislike the changes.
Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
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lol, your gamer rage is hilarious, we have to play sometime again.
Hehe it makes it more fun for me, we'll definitely play more sometime.
BIGGamerer wrote:
Fixed. So few people respond in the forums for this game compared to the daily amount of players, we actually don't know if the majority like or dislike the changes.
You don't need every single UC2 player to come on here and confirm it, no one in their right mind can be ok with the spawns.
Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
crXss wrote:
tripleWRECK wrote:
Never call MW2 a masterpiece again, LOL.
What else should I call it? It's hard not to call a game that's sold more than 20 million with solid 9-10 reviews across the board... At this point it's better to call MW2 a masterpiece rather than Uncharted 2.
Just because it's sold a lot and gotten good reviews doesn't make it a masterpiece. They severely ruined their MP by making the entire focus on killstreak rewards, the sheer number and power of them have dissolved the whole game into camping (so people can attain said KS rewards).
That said, if you understand this ahead of time you can go into MW2 and still have a good time. Just be prepared for how it's gameplay paradigm has shifted.
I'd simply call MW2 "popular".
UC2 has much better reviews than MW2, and sold well too. UC2's story/campaign is vastly superior to MW2's convoluted, hole-filled, excuse for a story (that only lasts 6-8 hours mind you). That said, at least MW2's gameplay has remained the same since launch.
Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
Re: Remember when U2 was fun?
i still have loads of fun playing U2 i still think is a good game, but tweaks are needed.
Steel fisting is cheap now, FAL is slow, spawns.... well i dont understand, is it anyones fault that right when you spawn someone is in your area and kills you right away. I just dont see this game fixing the spawns completely, there will always be someone in your area of the map because the maps arent that large. Its just ridiculus when someone spawns right on you.
This game has ALWAYS had bad spawns, just not to the point of spawning right on each other. Ice cave has always been crap, same with fort, plaza i never really notice anything because i hardly go over to the hammer side. Village i hardly have a problem because i dont always run right into spawn areas.
I think having more health can solve the problem more then anything, if you get spawned bad u will still have a fighting chance to either kill the guy or run away.


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Author, sports journalist and commentator Frank Deford, hailed by GQ Magazine as "the world's greatest sportswriter," will be the featured speaker at the Harpur Forum annual dinner at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 10, in the Mandela Room of the Binghamton University Union.
Deford is well recognized in virtually every medium. He is the Senior Contributing Writer at Sports Illustrated, a commentator on NPR's Morning Edition and a regular commentator on HBO's RealSports.
Deford is also the author of 14 books, two of which—the novel, Everybody's All-American and Alex: The Life Of A Child, his memoir about his daughter who died of cystic fibrosis—have been made into movies. His latest screenplays, The Sister-In-Law, a comedy, is being produced by Lions Gate, and Four Minutes, about Roger Bannister and the four-minute mile, will soon air.
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The public portion of the council meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. at Willits City Hall where the official agenda is posted. The full meeting is televised live on Willits Community Television. A copy of the agenda and the supplemental information distributed to the council members are posted on the City of Willits web site at http://thecityofwillits.com/ by selecting the council agenda tab.
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