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Before Quinnipiac: Pitched and played first base at Salem High School in New Hampshire…During her junior season, Gubellini led Salem with a .456 batting average, 21 RBI and three home runs including a grand slam…She also was a stout pitcher as she accumulated a 11-1 record throwing a total of 87 innings with 116 strikeouts and 0.48 earned run average…Didn't tamper off during her senior season as Gubellini finished with a 15-1 record with 11 shutouts and two no-hitters and had a 0.61 ERA...Gubellini recorded 149 strikeouts in 109 innings and also batted .493 with 23 RBI and .545 on base percentage…While at Salem, Gubellini was a three-time Eagle Tribune All-Star, Manchester Union Leader All-Star, named New Hampshire's Division I MVP for 2012 and received New Hampshire All-State honors in 2011 and 2012…She was in the running for the ESPNHS Player of the Year for New Hampshire…She was named the co-captain for the 2012 squad…She also played for the Central Mass Rapids travel team and was a member of the volleyball and winter track teams at Salem…Nicole was inducted into the National Technical Honor Society and is a member of Future Business Leaders of America…Was heavily involved in various church activities and volunteers with youth softball programs.
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Winger firmly focused
Bakary Sako today repeated his vow to continue to give his all for Wolves and insisted he is not considering any interest from other clubs.
Also vehemently rubbishing suggestions he had "gone on strike" after Wolves called off negotiations over a move to Nottingham Forest, the winger is hoping to be involved again tomorrow against Coventry to build on his matchwinning impact in his last outing against Sheffield United.
Whilst echoing the words of the Molineux hierarchy and Head Coach Kenny Jackett that every player has his price, the affable 25-year-old insists all he is focusing on at the present time is building on both his and Wolves' impressive start to the season.
"I spoke to the gaffer in pre-season and he said that if a Premier League or a top Championship club came in for me and a deal was agreed I would be able to speak with them," said Sako.
"But I have never been on strike or anything like that.
"I heard a lot of things like 'Sako doesn't want to play' for Wolves' but that is rubbish.
"I have always done my best for this club and I love this club and the fans and everyone who works for the club.
"I didn't play the last league game because I was ill again and then the gaffer said I needed to rest and could come back again on Monday.
"For me now I'm not thinking about any interest from other clubs.
"I just want to get on with my football and play again and if the clubs agree anything and want to speak to me then that is different.
"It is normal in football that players have a price and even managers – other clubs can come in for them.
"But I am certainly not saying I want to leave and I have never said that even when there has been interest.
"I have never said I want to go and play for a big club or a top club – Wolves are a big club – and when I play I just do my best to try and help us do well.
"If something else happens then that is up to other people but I am not asking people to come and get me – I just want to do my best for Wolves as I always have done."
Sako acknowledged that the recurring interest from Nottingham Forest did cause him a degree of uncertainty, but nothing too major, and has now shrugged it off along hopefully with the illness which saw him ruled out of the win at Colchester.
"Maybe it did (affect me) a little bit," he says.
"They came in once and things didn't happen and I was very happy to stay and went out and found myself a new house.
"And then they came back again and it did affect me a little bit which is probably normal in the situation.
"But when I am playing and I am wearing the Wolves badge I am going to do my best for this club and help get this club back promoted.
"Nobody knows what happens in football in the future but I am committed to doing my best for the club unless I am told otherwise.
"I've still got a little bit of the illness left but I should be available for Saturday and then it's whether the gaffer puts me into the team.
"The team did well against Colchester but I am available if needed."
Tomorrow's game is the first of two home fixtures in four days and three home games out of four with which Wolves will need to pick up points to keep pace with Sky Bet League One front runners Leyton Orient and Peterborough.
And for Sako he is hoping there is more to come after his assist and spectacular strike in the last league home game against Sheffield United.
"I really enjoyed scoring that goal and it's one of my best but not the best – I scored some like this when I was in France," he adds.
"At the time when I hit the shot I didn't really think it was a great goal but when I saw the replay and everyone was saying 'what a goal' I was very pleased with it!
"I was pleased with my contribution with an assist and a goal – this is my job and what I try to do.
"We have two home games now and if we want to get promoted we have to be picking up points in games like these.
"We've had a great start and need to try and get some more points to keep up with the teams at the top."
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(Feb. 3, 2006)--Home PC users should be sure their anti-virus software is activated and up-to-date because of a new computer virus. The virus, MyWife or CME-24, is slated to attack PCs on which it is installed on the third of each month. The first date when the virus could attack is Friday, Feb. 3.
UTSA-owned PCs are protected by anti-virus software and will not be affected by the new MyWife virus.
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
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Instead of merely directing the user to Web sites or delivering pop-up ads, the virus will corrupt files on infected PCs. Document files (i.e. doc, pdf, xls) will be overwritten, rendering them useless.
The virus is sent as an attachment, and any user who opens the attachment unleashes the virus on the PC, which then sends copies of the virus to e-mail addresses found on the PC.
How can you prevent infection on your home PC? If you are protecting your PC with an anti-virus software program, make sure you have the software set up to receive automatic updates.
UTSA students, faculty or staff members who do not have anti-virus software installed on their home PCs are eligible to download a free copy of McAfee anti-virus software. The software is only for PCs running Windows 2000 or Windows XP (Home or Professional edition).
For more information on the software download: http://www.utsa.edu/infotech/download.htm
Microsoft security advisory: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/904420.mspx
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When you get a part of your stomach removed and a piece of plexiglass put in so you can still see when you have your head shoved up your ass. It also comes equipped with windshield wipers for really bad cases.
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Hi, I have a removal to of bees in the main trunk of a tree. Cutting the tree down isn't an option therefore I am going to try a force them out. I have no beego or bee quick and no access to either at this time, based on my research I have read where essential oils specifically tee tree, almond and orange oils can be used as repellant. My questions are, has anybody used them before, how effective and fast do they work and can anyone suggest an alternative.
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Why are Menlo Park/Atherton residents so apathetic?
Original post made by curious, Menlo Park: other, on Jul 28, 2007
Meanwhile, our neighbors to the south have a much livelier board on which they discuss topics ranging from local politics and school issues to movies and national news. Just today, there have been dozens of posts made on 14 different topics.
There's a lot going on in this city. Why aren't more people talking about the hot topics du jour? Don't tell me it's because we're lazier or stupider than those other guys. If there's another forum where the locals hang out, can someone please post the link?
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a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Jul 28, 2007 at 4:39 pm
I think there have been more recent postings on some topics, but the topics don't seem to be listed in order of the most recent posting but rather in the order of the original posting.
Maybe another reason is that PA is much bigger than our city, and it's an election year there.
a resident of Menlo Park: University Heights
on Jul 28, 2007 at 7:33 pm
I've been wondering the same thing myself. It seems that the only time a discussion takes off is if it's the sort of issue that allows people to be self-righteous and to savage other people. Depressing ... I'd like to see discussions not only on local topics (civil discussions, that is) but on books and film and other areas of the arts and culture. But the few times someone has posted on any of those topics, the thread dies a quick death. Aren't people here interested in anything other than the quotidian? Sometimes the world of Menlo Park and environs seems very small. Suffocatingly small.
a resident of Menlo Park: Park Forest
on Aug 2, 2007 at 6:22 pm
People seem to leap from apathetic to apoplectic. Threaten to plant a tree in front of their house if they hate trees, or remove one if they love trees, and you will see the apathy disappear and be replaced by apoplexy. In short, people respond if they perceive that they will be affected personally. Those of us who live near, say, a new high-density housing development really give a damn about what happens. We are not apathetic. Everybody else could care less, since it doesn't affect them personally. So they believe. The fact is, that what happens in Menlo Park affects everyone in Menlo Park. Taxes go up. Developers build. Populations grow. Traffic increases. Public services deteriorate. The quality of life changes, but not for the better.
Bottom line: Most of us live our lives as if we were the legendary frogs who, when placed in warm water, sit there until they slowly boil to death.
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Has Miley turned lesbian now? Yes, she can help the pics being exposed. That's what she made them for, isn't it. And…..yes, she can do what she wants…that's exactly what's she's doing. With all her $$$$ she doesn't need to bare it, does she? She's been too anxious to bare her body to the public….that sounds like a problem to me, being the immature child that she is.
Posted at 7:48 PM on June 24, 2012
It's not surprising that you don't check your facts, but those personal photos were not from her Twitter. They were leaked from her Myspace. So, it's not her fault that these pictures came out.
Is it seriously so bad to be proud of your body? Miley is and she can do whatever the hell she wants. Worry about your own life instead of somebody else's that you clearly have no idea about.
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I'm seriously starting to lose faith in miley. when she first started revealing her body, i thought it was because she felt insecure about herself. i think one of the reasons liam proposed to her was so that she would stop feeling insecure about herself. but her behaviour is getting worse. she is engaged now and needs to start acting like a wife………..she is bringing herself down and she doesn't seem to notice…or care.
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I used to judge celebrity's on how revealing they dressed to but then I realized none of us are any better than them? Sometimes it's fun to wear something sexy & that makes you feel good about yourself. Why is it anyone's business? You wouldn't say it about some random person at a club so why does it matter if she does it?
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I don't get why people keep saying "if she wasn't a celebrity" because the bottom line is, SHE IS. I've witnessed firsthand little girls who look up to Miley and celebs like her and think that being hot and overly sexy is cool b/c she does it. That's just sad. I don't know her personally, but I do know she affects many young girls behavior and mindset in a negative way. And c'mon she's gotta be aware of that. As for those saying every teenage girl does this, first of all that's not true and second of all, not every teenage girl is in the spotlight. There are plenty of teenage girls and young women who are celebs and DON'T take trashy pictures. She's NOT the only young, hormonal teen (if she still fits in the "teen" category anyway) in hollywood! She just doesn't display as much maturity, self-control, or common sense as some of the others.
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Contains spoilers -- do not read unless you've seen House Of Cards Season 1, Episode 2
I recently re-watched Schindler's List, Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning 1993 movie, and was taken aback by how masterfully the director managed the black-and-white filming process. Angles, shadow and bright beams of white are every bit as important as dialogue.
Taking in Episode 2 of this Netflix series, I realized the same can be said for House Of Cards. As we move on in the storyline (and as with any great puzzle or mystery), things are getting deeper and more complicated. There are increasing numbers of people involved, each with their own secrets and agendas. Pulling the strings in the middle of it all is our beloved Frank, who wheels and deals in the shadows of the iconic stone buildings he so lauds. His face is often completely blackened into anonymity: if you didn't know Spacey's distinct voice, Frank would be just another blank spot, a shadow roaming in the dark spaces of politics. He is one of the rare men in Washington who chose power over money, and he isn't afraid to wield it.
In Episode 2, Frank is in control of everything and everyone. At the beginning of the episode he receives a cryptic visit from law partner Remy Danton (Mahershala Ali), who has something to do with natural gas. We don't learn too much on this, but I'm betting that we can count on good ol' Remy popping up in a serious way in the future. Gas lobbyists are major players in the political sphere, so we can assume that this is a build-up for later.
In other news, Frank manages to take down Donald Blythe with barely a bat of an eyelash. Seriously, getting dressed in his suit for the day might have been harder. He even manages to get power bestowed upon him by Blythe -- which is truly manipulation at its finest. But he doesn't stop there.
He discovers a 1978 anti-Israeli newspaper op-ed about Israel and Palestine, written when proposed Secretary of State Michael Kern was editor-in-chief. Of course, without having Kern in his back pocket, what use does Frank have for him in office? He texts and meets up with Zoe to get her to publish an article about it, and when she does, the resulting shitstorm gets Kern booted out (as an anti-Semite, no less) and Frank's puppet Catherine Durant in as Secretary of State.
There's a whole sub-plot here with Peter Russo finding out key information to bring down Kern, but it's mostly a distraction to show us that he has a propensity to be reckless, and could possibly be a liability for Frank down the road. He can also roll an amazing joint, apparently. Peter's relationship with office assistant Christina is even more distracting, and is the weakest part of the show. No Spacey involvement, no care.
Equally uninteresting is Zoe moving quickly up the ranks at her newspaper (from Metro desk to CNN appearances), having to deal with jealous coworkers and a boss growing increasingly uneasy at her mysterious sources and killer stories. Besides the fact that I don't buy such rapid progression for a minute, Zoe's arrogance is tiresome. I do like how House Of Cards shows the texting between its characters on-screen, though -- that's a cool element that other shows could benefit from using.
In her own separate storyline, Claire is a hardass, firing most of the employees from her non-profit company, Clear Water Initiative (CWI). If Wright weren't playing Claire, I think this plotline would definitely suffer, but with her in the role it works somehow. It's enjoyable (and somewhat terrifying) to see her completely dismantle the company she formed, and then fire 59-year-old devotee Evelyn. Crushing stuff coming from the steel-jawed Wright, and it absolutely left me wanting more. Frank and Claire are like two rock pillars, strong and unbreakable -- at least for now.
At the end of the episode we're left with numerous shots of talking heads in the media, spouting "news" that Frank literally crafted from the ground-up. Accurate and very scary, it certainly made me wonder how much of what goes on in reality is actually fabricated information, built to keep the maw of the shadowy underbelly fed.
Best Frank quote: "When the tit's that big, everyone gets in line."
You can stream House Of Cards at any time on Netflix.
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"The Bachelor," ABC Status: Renewed Why: While ratings may have dropped, "The Bachelor" will likely see another season on ABC as tabloids and viewers still care about the comings and goings of contestants.
"Body of Proof," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC is keen on this Dana Delany drama, but the ratings for the show's third season couldn't save it.
"Castle," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Strong ratings and a dedicated viewership keep "Castle" on the schedule.
"Dancing With the Stars," ABC Status: Likely to be renewed Why: The series is hurting in the ratings ... by "DWTS" standards. It's still a strong player for ABC, but the new season hasn't premiered yet.
"Don't Trust The B---- In Apt. 23," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC pulled the low-rated comedy from it schedule and the stars took to Twitter to announce the cancellation.
"Family Tools," ABC Status: Canceled Why: This ABC comedy had a May 1 premiere date and that was the first of many bad signs.
"Grey's Anatomy," ABC Status: Renewed Why: America still loves McDreamy and the goings on at Seattle Grace Grey Sloan Memorial.
"Happy Endings," ABC Status: Canceled Why: Always the bubble show, never the surefire renewal hit. "Happy Endings" has suffered from many ratings ailments, including bad scheduling (it moved to Friday night) and lack of promo. But this ahmahzing show has some serious fans that are determined to keep it around on another network (a la "Cougar Town.")
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"The Middle," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Now in its fourth season, "The Middle" is still pulling in more than 8 million viewers an episode as the anchor of ABC's Wednesday comedies.
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"Partners," CBS Status: Canceled Why: Low ratings and unfavorable reviews led to the early demise of this CBS comedy.
"Person of Interest," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The series has developed a nice-sized audience, bigger than its first season.
"Rules of Engagement," CBS Status: Canceled Why: This comedy has been on the bubble since it premiered ... yet it made it to Season 7. It's finally time to say goodbye.
"Survivor," CBS Status: Renewed Why: A strong player for the last 13 years, "Survivor" will be back. But due to its most recent premiere ratings, we might not see it during the fall season, though a midseason or summer return -- with some new gimmick -- is definitely in the cards for the reality series.
"Two and a Half Men," CBS Status: Renewed Why: CBS always wanted another season of this bawdy hit, it was just a matter of getting its stars to sign back on. Though Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher will be back for a Season 11, the "half" man Angus T. Jones remains up in the air.
"Undercover Boss," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The show is enjoying life in syndication and its Season 4 numbers are better than most of its third season.
"Unforgettable," CBS Status: Uncanceled Why: CBS canceled the Poppy Montgomery drama last season ... and then revived it! Season 2 premieres Sunday, July 28.
"Vegas," CBS Status: Canceled Why: Despite star power, the series wasn't a breakout hit in the ratings. CBS previously canceled "Unforgettable" (then uncanceled it) last season when it was doing about the same as "Vegas."
"1600 Penn," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Despite NBC's heavy promotion and early touting, "1600 Penn" failed to find an audience. An early February 2013 episode had 2.6 million viewers and a 1.1 rating.
"30 Rock," NBC Status: Ended Why: Tina Fey's sitcom bid farewell to viewers after a shortened Season 7 in late January.
"Celebrity Apprentice," NBC Status: Renewed Why: NBC tried regular "Apprentice" again and it was a flop, so back to celebrities it went! The new season, which saw the return of previous contestants, has been impressing in the ratings.
"America's Got Talent," NBC Status: Returning summer 2013 Why: "America's Got Talent" will return -- so will Howie Mandel and Howard Stern -- but Sharon Osbourne will not be back as a judge for the summer 2013 season.
"Betty White's Off Their Rockers," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Although the utility player performed serviceably in the ratings, it failed to show growth on DVR and came back soft, earning a mere 0.8 rating in the demo before it was axed.
"The Biggest Loser," NBC Status: Renewed Why: NBC doesn't have a lot going for it right now and the numbers for "The Biggest Loser" have kept it around for another year.
"Chicago Fire," NBC Status: Renewed Why: "Chicago Fire" has bounced around the ratings since its premiere, netting between 5 million and more than 8 million viewers for some episodes. But NBC already ordered a spinoff about the Chicago Police Department, so the renewal made sense.
"Community," NBC Status: Renewed Why: Another perpetual bubble show, "Community" has not had an easy go of it this season. After a planned move to Fridays was postponed in October, the show remained off the schedule until February. Its premiere did well by NBC standards -- 3.9 million viewers and a 1.9 rating -- but it's loyal fans did not return for Episode 2. Despite the shaky ratings, NBC decided to give "Community" yet another chance.
"Deception," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Low ratings and poor reviews spelled the end of for this drama.
"Do No Harm," NBC Status: Canceled Why: The medical drama did indeed do harm to the Peacock network and was pulled after two episodes.
"Fashion Star," NBC Status: Canceled Why: A complete non-entity in the ratings that failed to catch on with viewers or critics.
"Go On," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Thanks to the Olympics, "Go On" had a hearty debut on NBC. But since then, the ratings for the Matthew Perry sitcom continued to decline.
"Grimm," NBC Status: Renewed Why: At about 5 million viewers, "Grimm" is one of NBC's highest-rated shows. And it's been on on Friday nights. Its ratings did grant "Grimm" a new Tuesday night timeslot after "Ready for Love" got the axe.
"Guys With Kids," NBC Status: Canceled Why: The show started out OK in the ratings department, but it has continued to slide as Season 1 marches on. However, NBC gave "Whitney" a second season order, so the network could bring back this low-rated comedy should their development slate fall apart.
"Law & Order: SVU," NBC Status: Renewed Why: Still a player on NBC, the only "Law & Order" won't say goodbye without a proper farewell season. With Mariska Hargitay still on board, the show was a lock to return.
"The New Normal," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Despite having Ryan Murphy as its co-creator, the show didn't do as well as his other series and had been losing viewers pretty steadily since its premiere.
"The Office," NBC Status: Ending Why: NBC renewed the series for a ninth and final season in May 2012.
"Parenthood," NBC Status: Renewed Why: Though it's been a perennial bubble show, "Parenthood" hit new heights in Season 4, both creatively and in viewer attention due to Kristina's (Monica Potter) cancer storyline. The show performed better than "Smash" in the Tuesdays at 10 p.m. EST slot and continues to be a favorite amongst critics.
"Parks and Recreation," NBC Status: Renewed Why: "Parks and Recreation" will be back next year. NBC lost "30 Rock" and "The Office" this year, and out of its beloved Thursday comedies, "Parks and Rec" was likely to return, given its star power and critical darling status.
"Revolution," NBC Status: Renewed Why: "Revolution" was basically NBC's only hit out of the crop of new shows for the 2012-2013 ... so it was a no-brainer for the network to renew it.
"Save Me," NBC Status: Canceled Why: This Anne Heche comedy failed to convert many viewers into believers and was an afterthought on NBC's schedule, not even making it onto the midseason schedule and being burned off in May.
"Smash," NBC Status: Canceled Why: After a very low-rated Season 2 premiere, "Smash" continued to decline, flatlining by the end of the season after a move to Saturdays.
"Up All Night," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Christina Applegate announced she would not return to the comedy once NBC brings it back as a multi-camera sitcom amidst creative changes. Her character may be recast, but considering NBC has reduced the episode order to just one episode, "Up All Night" is as good as dead.
"The Voice," NBC Status: Likely to be renewed Why: The shining spot in NBC's disastrous season, "The Voice" shows no signs of slowing down and returns in Fall 2013 with CeeLo Green and Christina Aguilera back in their spinning chairs.
"Whitney," NBC Status: Canceled Why: Not the lowest-rated NBC comedy -- surprise! -- "Whitney could really go either way, depending on NBC's comedy development slate.
"90210," The CW Status: Canceled Why: Somehow, "90210" escaped cancellation last season only to fall to series low numbers. The CW has decided to end the revival at the end of its current fifth season.
"America's Next Top Model," The CW Status: Renewed Why: The CW renewed "America's Next Top Model" for a twentieth cycle, which features male and female contestants.
"Arrow," The CW Status: Renewed Why: One of the few broadcast success stories of the 2012-2013 season, "Arrow" received an early pickup alongside "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural."
"Beauty and the Beast," The CW Status: Renewed Why: The show premiered to an OK audience in October and has seemed to settle around 1.5 million viewers, but its low 18-49 rating doesn't scream "Renew me!" However, the show won the 2013 People's Choice Award for favorite new TV drama, so there are fans out there.
"The Carrie Diaries," The CW Status: Renewed Why: Early critical acclaim and the "Sex and the City" hook made this a show to watch ... unfortunately, it failed to grab an "Arrow"-sized audience. It could go either way for young Carrie Bradshaw.
"Cult," The CW Status: Canceled Why: "Cult" made its debut on Tuesday, Feb. 19 and the less than 1 million viewers it garnered then had only shrunk in size since. The CW moved "Cult" to Fridays and though other CW series flourished in the usually deadly timeslot, "Cult" failed.
"Emily Owens, M.D.," The CW Status: Canceled Why: The low-rated medial dramedy starring Mamie Gummer failed to click with audiences. The CW took it off life-support earlier this season.
"Gossip Girl," The CW Status: Ended Why: The Upper East Side elite bid farewell after six seasons in December 2012.
"Hart of Dixie," The CW Status: Renewed Why: "Hart of Dixie" is basically pulling in the same numbers it did last year, which are not great, but not terrible either.
"Nikita," The CW Status: Renewed Why: "Nikita" found somewhat steady footing in the ratings last year, and was renewed for a six-episode final season.
"Oh Sit!," The CW Status: Returning spring 2013 Why: The CW's musical-chairs-inspired reality show returns for a second season on Monday, April 15.
"Supernatural," The CW Status: Renewed Why: The CW handed out early renewals for "Supernatural," "The Vampire Diaries" and "Arrow." Thank goodness for that move to Wednesdays!
"The Vampire Diaries," The CW Status: Renewed Why: The CW handed out early renewals to "The Vampire Diaries," "Supernatural" and "Arrow" for the 2013-2014 season.
"American Dad," Fox Status: Renewed through Season 11 Why: The series does better than "The Cleveland Show" in the ratings, but not as well as its lead-in. Season 10 premieres Sept. 29, 2013. After the conclusion of Season 10, "American Dad" will move to TBS for Season 11, and will begin airing on the cable network in late 2014.
"American Idol," Fox Status: Renewed Why: The ratings are down, but not terrible, and the last judging panel generated a ton of headlines (although few of them were favorable). Keith Urban and Jennifer Lopez will be joined by Harry Connick Jr. as next season's judges.
"Ben and Kate," Fox Status: Canceled Why: The low-rated comedy had a mixed bag of critical acclaim and panning, which certainly didn't help it find an audience. Fox shut down production on the series.
"Bob's Burgers," Fox Status: Renewed Why: The quirky cartoon has found its voice and viewers. Fox ordered a fourth season in October 2012.
"Bones," Fox Status: Renewed Why: Fox handed out an early renewal this popular procedural.
"The Cleveland Show," Fox Status: Canceled Why: "The Cleveland Show" has shed viewers over the years on Fox, and it seems its time has finally run out -- although Fox has previously resurrected "Family Guy" after canceling it on several occasions, so there's a slim chance it could return at some point.
"Family Guy," Fox Status: Renewed through Season 13 Why: "Family Guy" is still a force on Fox's Sunday nights and will continue to be a staple for the network through the 2013-2014 season.
"The Following," Fox Status: Renewed Why: Despite its decreasing ratings, the Fox drama's numbers and an established star -- Kevin Bacon -- mean "The Following" is as good as renewed. The real challenge is for creator Kevin Williamson and Co. to make a compelling second season while wrapping up the first.
"Fringe," Fox Status: Ended Why: Fox gave "Fringe" a Season 5 so the show could wrap up its plots, giving fans the opportunity to say goodbye.
"Glee," Fox Status:Renewed through Season 6 Why: "Glee" makes Fox a ton of a money. The series is likely to end after Season 6.
"The Goodwin Games," Fox Status: Canceled Why: Fox scheduled the comedy's seven-episode run in May, where it predictably failed to find a foothold.
"The Mindy Project," Fox Status: Renewed Why: Fox's comedy night has struggled this season, especially newcomer "The Mindy Project." Mindy Kaling is somebody Fox will probably want to keep around, but the show's survival depends on Fox's comedy development slate.
"The Mob Doctor," Fox Status: Canceled Why: Fox pulled the plug on mob/medical drama earlier this season after low ratings. However, the show got to finish off its entire first season.
"New Girl," Fox Status: Renewed Why: "New Girl" is the anchor of Fox's comedy Tuesdays, but it's seen a dip in ratings in its second season. Still, Fox is very keen on the adorkable series.
"Raising Hope," Fox Status: Renewed Why: "Raising Hope" is doing better than some of Fox's other comedies in the ratings department, but that doesn't make it a lock for renewal.
"The Simpsons," Fox Status: Renewed Why: Fox renewed "The Simpsons" for Season 24 and 25 in 2011. Its future after the upcoming 2013-2014 season is up in the air.
"So You Think You Can Dance," Fox Status: Too soon to tell Why: The dance competition returned for Season 10 during the summer of 2013.
"Touch," Fox Status: Canceled Why: Fox moved "Touch" to midseason and to Fridays. It went downhill from there. A recent episode pulled in 3.6 million viewers and a 0.9 rating in the 18-49 demographic. Look on the bright side, now Kiefer Sutherland can film the "24" movie!
"The X Factor," Fox Status: Renewed Why: Fox gave "The X Factor" a Season 3, but it will look very different when it returns. L.A. Reid and Britney Spears will be gone so Paulina Rubio and Kelly Rowland will join Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato.
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There are numerous ways to embed flash content into your SilverStripe Website. A commonly used and very flexible method to embed flash is provided by the SWFObject script. In this snippet I'll show you how to create a custom FlashPage that will contain flash content, embedded using SWFObject.Continue reading...
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Most of my customers don't want to add meta info manually, so I add an onBeforeWrite() function to update the Meta Description field and count the keyword density of the content with a separate function and add these keywords to the Meta Keywords fields when a page is saved.
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Hello, I am wondering if you could take a photo of my geat uncle's resting place. Charles F Walters, Section A Lot 205 , b 1902 d 1927. I am not sure if other Walters are in area. There is a find a grave set up but the creator is no longer active and I am not sure how to request to take it over.
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I am NOT sure my uncle is indeed buried in Woodmere and I did not add the cemetery photo but don't know how his page says I am not allowing it? Odd. If there was a way to prove he was buried there that would be wonderful as his Mother is supposed to be there as well but I have no one that can help me with this. His mother was Clara Emma Susewitz Bastien. Thank you.
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Hi, It is Woodmere. If you go in May, maybe you could get the photo then. I would appreciate it very much.
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Hello Gamma,
I wonder if it would be possible for you to take a photo of my sister's grave site and send it to me? She died before I was born and I have never been to her grave. We moved from the area before I got the chance. Her name is Shirley Mae Howard.
b. 28 Jan 1928. d. 05 Feb 1928 and was buried 06 Feb 1928. She is in Section 6 Block 8 Grave 6239.
I would appreciate it so much.
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I noticed that you added Woodmere Cemetery to Freddy austin's memorial---do you have specific knowledge that he was buried ther? The Austin Family plot is in Southfield Cemetery. He died in an institution and we are not sure where he was buried or cremated--any confirmation would be welcome. Thank You He was my uncle. Bob in Boise, Idaho
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Myelofibrosis is a serious bone marrow disorder that disrupts your body's normal production of blood cells. The result is extensive scarring in your bone marrow, leading to severe anemia, weakness, fatigue, and often, an enlarged spleen and liver.
Myelofibrosis is an uncommon type of chronic leukemia — a cancer that affects the blood-forming tissues in the body. Myelofibrosis belongs to a group of diseases called myeloproliferative disorders.
Many people with myelofibrosis get progressively worse, and some may eventually develop a more serious form of leukemia. Yet it's also possible to have myelofibrosis and live symptom-free for years. Treatment for myelofibrosis, which focuses on relieving symptoms, can involve a variety of options.
Myelofibrosis usually develops slowly. In its very early stages, many people don't experience signs or symptoms. But as disruption of normal blood cell production increases, signs and symptoms may include:
Make an appointment with your doctor if you have any persistent signs and symptoms that worry you.
If your primary doctor suspects that you have myelofibrosis — often based on an enlarged spleen and abnormal blood tests — you're likely to be referred to a doctor who specializes in blood disorders (hematologist).
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be well-prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important in case time runs out. For myelofibrosis, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask additional questions during your appointment.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow more time to cover other points you want to address. Your doctor may ask:
Tests and procedures used to diagnose myelofibrosis include:
Bone marrow examination. Bone marrow biopsy and aspiration can confirm a diagnosis of myelofibrosis.
In a bone marrow biopsy, a needle is used to draw a sample of hardened bone marrow from your hipbone. During the same procedure, another type of needle may be used to withdraw a sample of the liquid portion of your bone marrow. The samples are studied in a laboratory to determine the numbers and types of cells found.
If you aren't experiencing symptoms and don't show signs of anemia, an enlarged spleen or other complications, treatment usually isn't necessary. Instead, your doctor is likely to monitor your health closely through regular checkups and exams, watching for any signs of disease progression. Some people remain symptom-free for years.
Researchers are working to develop medications that target the JAK2 gene mutation that's thought to be responsible for myelofibrosis.
The first of these medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration is ruxolitinib (Jakafi). Ruxolitinib and the other medications being developed and tested in clinical trials have been helpful in decreasing enlarged spleens and reducing symptoms associated with myelofibrosis.
It's not yet clear whether these medications can help people with myelofibrosis live longer. But preliminary indications from clinical trials show promise.
Ruxolitinib works by stopping the action of all JAK-related genes in the body, including those found in both healthy and diseased cells. Because healthy cells are affected, side effects may occur, such as bleeding, infection, bruising, dizziness and headaches.
If myelofibrosis is causing severe anemia, you may consider treatment, such as:
If an enlarged spleen is causing complications, your doctor may recommend treatment. Your options may include:
Surgical removal of the spleen (splenectomy). If the size of your spleen becomes so large that it causes you pain and begins to cause harmful complications — and if you don't respond to other forms of therapy — you may benefit from having your spleen surgically removed.
Risks include infection, excessive bleeding and blood clot formation leading to stroke or pulmonary embolism. After the procedure, some people experience liver enlargement and an abnormal increase in platelet count.
Allogeneic stem cell transplantation — stem cell transplantation from a suitable donor — is the only treatment that has the potential to cure myelofibrosis. But it also has a high risk of life-threatening side effects.
Most people with myelofibrosis, because of age, stability of the disease or other health problems, don't qualify for this treatment.
Prior to a stem cell transplant, also called a bone marrow transplant, you receive very high doses of chemotherapy or radiation therapy to destroy your diseased bone marrow. Then you receive infusions of stem cells from a compatible donor.
After the procedure, there's a risk that the new stem cells will react against your body's healthy tissues, causing potentially fatal damage (graft-versus-host disease). Other risks include organ or blood vessel damage, cataracts, and the development of a different cancer later on.
Doctors are studying a reduced-intensity transplant, also called a nonmyeloablative transplant or minitransplant. Reduced-intensity transplants use lower doses of pre-transplant chemotherapy and radiation. Although reduced-intensity transplantation has side effects, doctors hope that it will one day be a safer option for older adults.
Living with myelofibrosis may involve coping with pain, discomfort, uncertainty and the side effects of long-term treatments. The following steps may help ease the challenge and make you feel more comfortable and in charge of your health:
Get support. Take this opportunity to lean on family and friends. It can be tough to talk about your diagnosis, and you'll likely get a range of reactions when you share the news. But talking about your diagnosis and passing along information about your condition can help. So can the offers of help that often result.
You may also benefit from joining a support group, either in your community or on the Internet. A support group of people with the same or a similar diagnosis, such as a myeloproliferative disorder or another rare disease, can be a source of useful information, practical tips and encouragement.
Explore ways to cope with the disease. If you have myelofibrosis, you may face frequent blood work and medical appointments and regular bone marrow exams. Some days, you may feel sick even if you don't look sick. And some days, you may just be sick of being sick.
Try to find some activities that help, whether it's yoga, exercise, social outings or adopting a more flexible work schedule. Talk to a counselor, therapist or oncology social worker if you need help dealing with the emotional challenges of this disease.


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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 386, May 9, 2008
- Little Alaska Weather Symposium, May 12-13
- Faculty Camp Applications Due May 21
- Cray User Group (CUG) News
- MPI Task Affinity on Midnight, Default Setting Change, May 18
- Quick Tip
Little Alaska Weather Symposium, May 12-13
You are invited to attend the 2008 Little Alaska Weather Symposium. The Symposium provides a forum for the exchange of operational and research information related to weather in the Alaska environment. Participation from academic, research, government, military and private sectors is encouraged. Primary areas of focus are:
- Operational forecasting and observational sources in Alaska
- Polar aspects of weather
- Air Quality and Chemistry Transport Modeling
This event takes place in the Elvey Auditorium on the UAF campus. More information including a link to the agenda are available at:
Faculty Camp Applications Due May 21
ARSC's annual three-week HPC Faculty Camp will occur: Aug. 4 - 22.
Faculty Camp is an excellent opportunity for ARSC users to learn how to manage large volumes of data, run longer simulations and visualize data in 3-D, while receiving plenty of one-on-one attention on individual projects from ARSC specialists.
Applications are due May 21. For registration and more information, see:
Cray User Group (CUG) News
The CUG 2008 meeting concluded today in Helsinki.
We're happy to report that Liam Forbes, of ARSC, was elected to the CUG Board as a Director-at-Large.
CUG 2009 will be May 4-7, 2009 in Atlanta, and hosted by ORNL. For more on CUG, see:
MPI Task Affinity on Midnight, Default Setting Change, May 18
On May 18th, task affinity will be enabled by default for MPI jobs on midnight. Task affinity ties each MPI task to a particular processor. In many cases this decreases variability in the run time of applications and/or reduces run time overall. You can experiment with and take advantage of the task affinity settings immediately by adding "-aff" to your mpirun command.
Explicitly enable task affinity with "-aff", e.g.:
mpirun -np 32 -aff ./a.out
Since the task affinity settings are designed for code running one task per core, hybrid codes (e.g. codes using MPI and OpenMP together) will likely see a significant decrease in performance with task affinity enabled. If you happen to be running a hybrid code, you can experiment now with task affinity, as shown above. After May 18th, when it becomes the default, you can disable it with the "-noaff" flag.
Explicitly disable task affinity with "-noaff", e.g.:
mpirun -np 8 -noaff OMP_NUM_THREADS=4 ./a.out
There are methods to enable task affinity for hybrid codes, however these settings are not currently included in the mpirun command. If you are running a hybrid code and would like assistance developing an MPI parameter file for your code, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance.
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Life is not fair for Chris Martin. He has been a trouper for New Zealand cricket and deserves better treatment than he is currently getting.
Leaving Martin out of this test was unfair and disrespectful. Given Martin is a test specialist nowadays and often goes into a series a little underdone, the Black Caps selectors should know he tends to hit his straps in the second and third test - if we were good enough to warrant one.
Martin improved steadily during the first test and turned in the most respectable figures by the end of his only bowling innings. He only got the one innings to bowl in because he was let down by his batsmen. Yet on the back of all this, he became the only genuine unforced change to the side.
I'm excited to see what Neil Wagner can do and understand that Trent Boult and Doug Bracewell are the future but, regardless of what they do in this test, based on what I saw from Martin in the last test, he would have been a safe option. However, "safe" does not appear to be what the management is interested in.
Martin is a reliable, even-headed character who does not take his duty for New Zealand lightly nor for granted - traits that right now should serve as an on-field remainder to many.
Martin has provided consistency and success for 12 years. He has sat in a dressing-room and watched others who've achieved far less than him become rich off the game. He has not been rewarded as he should for his excellence.
Anyone with a knowledge of his game would have shown him the respect he's earned and worked the bowling unit for this test around him rather than giving him the "thanks but no thanks" omission.
Yes, I understand re-building is required to move our test game out of the doldrums but every good construction needs some solid foundations.
Sure, Martin's career is waning but, based on what I've seen, retirement is more appropriate to this stalwart of our test attacks than dumping.
Just one more point to ponder. Chris Martin has no aptitude for batting whatsoever. He simply can't bat and no matter how hard he tries, he will forever be useless. However, do you ever see him back off to leg and swing wildly? No, you don't.
He tries his best to stay in line as best he can and tries not to give it away, knowing all along it is a lost cause. Every time he walks to the middle he pretty much risks his life such is his inability to protect himself. Yet never does he take the soft option.
Just a bit of respect, please, for a guy who's exhibited all the traits we fans and critics have been asking for in this team for the last five years.


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Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is the latest addition to the Lego DC Universe. I loved the first Lego Batman game so I was super excited to see that Lego was once again on good terms with the Bat and his friends.
One of the charms of the previous Lego games was the way the characters communicated with grunts and groans, verses words. The subtitles on the screen and their body language were enough to keep you informed on the story and added a little extra humor to game. Unlike in the previous game, this time the characters communicate with actual words instead of sounds and body language. This is a pretty big change for Lego and even though it's a little weird, it's not a bad change.
The story revolves around the usual Batman villains but with a surprise twist; Lex Luthor teams up with the Joker in an effort to create a mind controlling gas and brain wash the citizens into voting him for President of the United States. Since you can't have Lex with out Superman, the man of steel eventually shows up to help out the capped crusader.
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If you are some pipply dweeb making this crap while typing nonsense from your moms basement, I hope your zip cream runs out and your balls never drop.
well as usual i was right jk but not really. adam shefter reported its just swelling that arose bc of the ankle rehab, and that the giants want him to rest to get the ankle as healthy as possible and that he will return for SF.
Appreciate the try TucknRolle but I can gladly say u were wrong. And to the other poster who listed 1-4 what "it could be", u forgot to list what it actually was, minor swelling.
and u told me u didnt armchair surgeon it tucknrolle lol, u cannot tell by TV what happened unless u can see the bone sticking out or its blatant...even then people always mistake high ankle sprains for broken ankles by what they see on TV when it happens...
just saying, ralph v. is as high a source any of us could possibly have, and what he reported turned out to be true, thank god
If we lose, I'm blaming Nicks. This is unacceptable Mr. Nicks.
I think you aren't hurt, you just said that if the replacement refs don't come back, you're not playing.
At best, someone is yanking your chain......
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pokadiva thanks for helping judy with the clue i've missed her on the board hoping for her speedy recovery
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pokadiva thanks for helping judy with the clue i've missed her on the board hoping for her speedy recovery
Sorry to hear of Judy's being down in the back. Been there, done that, and it is no fun. Prayers for a speedy recovery.
OK, I'm trying again with fabric array. If I don't get started this weekend, I'll be too far behind to catch up. What about these choices? A is lighter than B, and C is darker than D. B & C go well together as they both have blue, plus leaves go with flowers. E complements A&B, and F actually goes with all of them since most of the colours are in it. E and F also have good contrast. I could switch out C for one of the Alts, but then won't have anything for F that contrasts well.
I am lousy at matching fabrics, but since I already have these, can't exactly go down to the quilt shop and ask them for help as none of these were purchased there.
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Yea ! I will get to clue 2&3 today at my mini sew retreat this weekend.
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I really like Alt#1 in place of "F" anf those are great fabrics.........go with your A,B,C,D now, you can make final decision for E&F next week or the week after......have fun........if there is voting I vote for Alt#1 for "F"...LOL, no secret ballot here...(laughing)
Thank you both. I missed the post on the directional fabric, but I really don't like that one anyway. So here is my final choices. (I know I only have to worry about A-B, C-D right now, but DO NOT want to buy more fabric to match them).
Perfect! Sunlite's switch is the one I was going to recommend. The first F didn't have the same feel as the other fabrics.
Yay, the train is moving now! Off to cut.
Well wishes to those having bad days, I hear ya.
Welcome to those just checking in at the last station stop I made chocolate chip oatmeal cookies.
Everything important in my life, like naps, I learned from my dog.
Going to try to keep up and finally pulled fabrics from my stash. I don't keep a lot of yardage (usually only buy 1 yard when I buy) so trying to shop from what I have.
Here's what I came up with....I love this print and purchased the gold and silver with it. So was trying to find 3 other fabrics to go with....
fellow riders, please let me know what you think. If something is too far off, I'll have to wait till I can get to the quilt shop next week.
Oh, and the A - F are laid out as Judy's.
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
A Record of Fiscal Recklessness Undermines Rhetoric of Fiscal Responsibility
While President Obama has recently professed a newfound – and vague – desire to cut government spending, it's useful to recall what the President has actually done since taking office in 2009. The President signed into law a massive spending spree that plunged us deeper into debt, and failed to deliver on its promise to create jobs.
During the daily deficit talks the President has been hosting at the White House, the President has yet to offer any real spending reductions that would result in meaningful changes to our nation's fiscal path. Until the President publicly offers a detailed spending reduction plan, all we can judge him on is his record. And that record is disappointing.
Table 1 details both defense and non-defense discretionary spending, excluding emergencies. The table breaks spending into base budget increases and stimulus spending on top. Democrats' appropriation bills increased non-defense discretionary spending by nearly 25 percent – an 84 percent increase when you include the stimulus. The Republican House took the lead in bringing an end to this out-of-control spending and reduced non-defense discretionary spending by 7 percent.
As House Republicans seek to make a serious down payment to avert our spending-driven debt crisis, the President remains committed to protecting the borrowing binge he has signed into law. The President has refused to put on the table the trillions of dollars in new spending from his health care law. The President has refused to revisit his high-speed rail boondoggles or the array of special interest "green energy" spending projects. After adding trillions of dollars in new spending since he first took office, the President's only specific policy demand is to raise taxes on American families to pay for Washington's profligacy.
The onslaught of new spending has primarily focused on special-interest spending for domestic government agencies. For example, the Administration promised more than $200 billion for clean energy investments with a campaign promise of 5 million "green collar" workers and energy independence. Campaigning is one thing – governance is another. Three years and billions of dollars later, monthly Labor Department employment reports continue to say nothing about this promised new energy workforce. Moreover, gasoline prices have more than doubled since the President took office, and the Administration's de facto moratorium on energy development in the Gulf increases our dependence on foreign energy supplies.
Table 2 details the massive increase in both the base budgets for major government agencies, as well as the added funding provided to each in the failed stimulus. Among the many egregious examples: The Environmental Protection Agency's budget increased by 36 percent in just two years. When the $7 billion the agency received in stimulus funding is included, the EPA enjoyed a two-year increase of 131 percent.
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The accomodation is located in the center of Reykjavik on the Seltjarnarnes peninsula, where the neighborhoods of Laugardalur, Vesturbær, Miðbær, Hlíðar and Háaleiti are. The Icelandic capital is the economic and political heart of the island and its coastal location on the South West offers a relatively mild weather (rarely under −15 °C), even though it is the world's most northerly capital! Well known for its weekend nightlife and bars, Reykjavik has many different sides, like the idyllic village, the cultural effervescence, the geothermal station and nature at its peak: ocean, mountains, volcanos, lagoons...
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Nice Appartment with a lot of space.
Everything available for a good stay:
- Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Big TV
- Good beds
and much more.
Supermarket around the corner and the city centre less than 10 minutes away.
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Fantastic accommodation in the heart of Reykjavik. Hosts very kind. I could not ask for better. I hope to see you soon. Alessandro and Eleonora.
We had a wonderful holiday in Iceland and our enjoyment was greatly enhanced by staying at Sigridur's fascinating cottage, cozy and full of character. It was clean comfortable and homely. Stokkseyri is a peaceful village by the sea and a good base to see and appreciate much of what southern Iceland has to offer. Sigridur welcomed us to tea at her Reykjavik home; she is a talented, warm and delightful person and it was a great pleasure to meet her.
Superb apartment. Quit and central
Nice room at a very good location in Reykjavik and very friendly landlords! Unfortunately, sometimes a bit dusty and basic as toilet paper, hair dryer and coffee maker was missing something us. Although a large flat screen TV's there - but plenty of useless with only 2 Icelandic channels which can be received. But plenty of clean towels available, high-speed Wi-Fi with very good reception. Overall a very good stay :)
Schönes Zimmer an sehr guter Lage in Reykjavik und sehr freundlichen Vermietern! Leider zum Teil etwas staubig und Grundlegendes wie Klopapier, Fön und Kaffeemaschine fehlten uns etwas. Zwar ist ein grosser Flat TV da - aber reichlich nutzlos mit nur 2 isländischen Sendern, die empfangen werden können. Dafür genügend saubere Hand- und Badetücher vorhanden, High Speed WLAN mit sehr gutem Empfang. Insgesamt ein sehr guter Aufenthalt :)
Thanks for a wonderful experience, lejlighenden was clean and well appointed, the hosts were very welcoming and friendly, and behjælpsomme.
The apartment is very central.
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Tak for en dejlig oplevelse , lejlighenden var ren og velindrettet , værterne var særdeles imødekommende og venlige , samt behjælpsomme .
Lejligheden ligger meget central.
Venligst Bjarne Juul Pedersen , Stoffalag 76 , Fo 100 Tórshavn.
We can really recommend "Kallis-Apartments". Unfortunately, our apartment hadn't got the 2 seperate sleeping-rooms which were offered in Widmu. However, this wasn't a problem for our family.
The reception was very warm and good organized. We even got a extra bed from Systa, because a friend of my daughter had to stay one night in our apartment, this was really spontaneous.
Furthermore, our apartment was roomy, clean and also the furnishing was very good.
Besides that, it is near the center of Reykjavik.
It was totally friendly, that Systa gave us a lot of information for nice trips, restaurants and grocery stores.
My family and I were really satisfied with our choice, therefore we have already recommended the adress to other people who are interested in such an apartment.
All in all it was a wonderful journey.
La situación estupenda, un apartamento muy bonito y la anfitriona muy atenta y amable.
Sehr freundliche Vermieter, und gut eingerichtete Wohnung mit Kochzeile.
Kommen gerne nochmal wieder.
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He was the leader of the Priory of Sion.
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Emerging Markets Evening Roundup: Chile's Inflation Rises; Suntech Rallies on Buffett Speculation
Brazil is restarting free trade talks with the European Union to offset its reliance on China. The Bovespa stock index rose 0.1% today.
Shares of Desarrolladora Homex, Mexico's biggest homebuilder, surged 4.2% after the government said it may increase the size of a loan-guarantee program. Mexico's IPC stock index rose 0.4%.
Chile's annual rate of inflation rose to 1.5% in March, up from 1.3% in February. The Santiago Stock Exchange IPSA Index gained 0.65%.
Colombia's annual inflation rate hit 1.91% in March, below forecasts for 1.99%.The Colombia COLCAP Index fell 0.7%.
Russia's Ministry of Finance wants a higher energy tax. Russia's Micex stock index rose 0.2%
Turkey's industrial production rose to 4.4% in February adjusted for the number of working days, above analyst forecasts for 2.4%, Bloomberg said. Turkey's Istanbul Stock Exchange National 100 Index rose 1.55%.
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China's solar stocks rallied after Trina Solar's (TSL) chairman said the company would be profitable during the second half of 2013 and reports circulated that Warren Buffett is interested in buying Suntech Power Holdings (STP), according to Bloomberg. Trina rose 7.6% to $3.8, while Suntech rose 15.7% to 48 cents.
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TheStreet Ratings reiterated its buy rating on Baidu (BIDU) for its "robust revenue growth," among other factors. Shares of Baidu rose 0.6% to $84.07.