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Central Market Apartment with Wi-Fi
Size60 m²
Floor No.
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Balcony/terrace
- Washer/dryer
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Air conditioning
Accommodation summary
|Triador, 46001 Valencia, Spain
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|Property ID
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Bright and sleekly decorated, the apartment contains a double bedroom and a single bedroom. Start the day in a pleasant manner by preparing breakfast in the well-equipped kitchen, including a revitalising cup of coffee made using a Nespresso machine.
A magnificent cathedral with a rich history, Valencia Cathedral is just a 10-minute walk away. Also a 10-minute walk away is the Institut Valencià d'Art Modern, the first modern art centre to be created in Spain.
Situated on a quiet street in the historical centre of Valencia, the apartment is surrounded by shops, supermarkets and restaurants. Walk or cycle along the nearby Turia River where a pretty garden can be found.
House rulesPlease treat the apartment as you would your own home.
A €150 security deposit is required.
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|1316 €
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|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
This is a wonderfull appartment. The beds are good, the space is very nice, the kitchen is really great. Accept that the balcony is too small to sit on with a chair, there is really no single negative comment to say about this place. It is in de middle of the (old) towncentre, and it is a great start to discover the beautifull stuff in Valencia. We had a really great time.
Very nice, modern, clean and complete apartment. Juan waited for us and gave us the directions and highlights of the city. The kitchen was also very complete with kitchen equipment.
The location of the apartment was superb. Very near to the central market, ideal for visiting Valancia.
The host was very friendly. We received detailed information regarding apartment location, and things to do in Valencia. Also, several times we were in contact (both through Wimdu and Whatsapp) to communicate about arrival times and our flight number. This all resulted in the fact that Juan called our name as soon as we entered the street. Perfect timing!
The apartment was very tidy, very decent in size. Everything we needed was there. Our 2.5 year old boy slept in the provided baby bed.
All in all, we had a great time in Valencia, and this apartment was one of the key factors of that succes. Ideal for a small family who wants to visit Valencia!
Very nice, modern apartment in the historic center, five minutes from the Mercado Central. Enough space for three. Highly recommended. Juan, the owner is very nice and uncomplicated. The equipment corresponds to the description.
Sehr schönes, modernes Appartement in der Altstadt, fünf Minuten vom Mercado Central entfernt. Genug Platz für drei. Unbedingt empfehlenswert. Juan, der Besitzer ist total nett und unkompliziert. Die Ausstattung entspricht der Beschreibung.
Good and beautiful apartment in the center of Valencia. Recommended.
Goed en mooi appartement in het centrum van Valencia. Een aanrader.
Juan Antonio is a very friendly host, who immediately gives you all sorts of information about Valencia. It is a lovely apartment at 5 min. Walk from the real center of Valencia. Connection from the airport is also excellent, you take subway 3 or 5 you in approximately 15 min. Brings to station Angel Guimera, where after approx. 5 min. Walk to the apartment. We could directly involve the apartment and also the day of departure, the key can only deliver in the evening as there were no new guests, we found this a great advantage.
We recommend the apartment definitely !!!!
Juan Antonio is een zeer vriendelijke gastheer, die je meteen allerlei informatie geeft over Valencia. Het is een prachtig appartement op 5 min. lopen van het echte centrum van Valencia. Verbinding vanaf het vliegveld is ook uitstekend, je neemt metro 3 of 5 die je in ong 15 min. naar station Angel Guimera brengt, waar na het ong. 5 min. lopen is naar het appartement. Wij konden direct het appartement betrekken en hebben ook de dag van vertrek de sleutel pas in de avond in mogen leveren, omdat er geen nieuwe gasten waren, dit vonden we een groot voordeel.
Wij bevelen het appartement zeker aan !!!!
This apartment is a must, tastefully decorated, good internet via wifi, fully equipped. The location is very central, close to the Central Market Hall and all to visit within walking distance. You live among the Spaniards, occasional noise from neighbors, but not distracting to us. Juan is very warm and gives you lots of tips for lunch and dinner, which is very rewarding. In short, do not hesitate to book this apartment if you want 3 people to Valencia with max.
Dit appartement is een aanrader, smaakvol ingericht, goed internet via wifi, van alle gemakken voorzien. de ligging is zeer centraal, dicht bij de centrale markthal en alles op loopafstand te bezichtigen. Je woont tussen de Spanjaarden, af en toe wat geluiden van buren, maar voor ons niet storend. Juan is zeer hartelijk en geeft je allerlei tips voor lunch en diner, die zeer de moeite waard zijn. Kortom, twijfel niet en boek dit appartement als je met max 3 personen naar Valencia wil.
We were one a week in this apartment situated in a strategic area, close to downtown, to the central market and the Tube. The owner Juan is a very kind person and very helpful attentive to every detail, in fact everything in the apartment is studied in detail, linen (bed and towels), appliances, hair dryer and everything you need for a very comfortable stay!
Siamo stati una setimana in questo appartamento situato in zona strategica, vicino al centro, al mercato centrale e alla metropolitana. Il proprietario Juan è una persona gentilissima e molto disponibile attento ad ogni particolare, infatti nell'appartamento è tutto curato nei minimi dettagli, biancheria (letto ed asciugamani), elettrodomestici, phon e tutto quello di cui si necessita per un soggiorno molto confortevole!!
The house of Juan Antonio has loved it!
It has been fully restored and also to third, she was absolutely big enough. It is ideally located with respect to old and Mark Hall and the lack of sunshine did not miss us. In addition, the owner is very personable, accommodating and very concerned about his guests without being intrusive.
All the positive aspects left us over the ring bondage in the house, ignore the lack of a few practical items and the superficial cleanliness.
Die Wohnung von Juan Antonio hat uns sehr gut gefallen!
Sie ist hochwertig restauriert worden und auch zu Dritt war sie absolut gross genug. Sie ist bezüglich Altstadt und Markhalle optimal gelegen und die mangelnde Sonneneinstrahlung hat uns nicht gefehlt. Zudem ist der Vermieter äusserst sympathisch, entgegenkommend und sehr bemüht um seine Gäste, ohne aufdringlich zu sein.
All die positiven Aspekte liessen uns über die Ringhörigkeit im Haus, das Fehlen ein paar praktischer Gegenstände und die oberflächliche Sauberkeit hinwegsehen.
We had a great stay at Juan's apartment! Very clean, perfect location in between à metrostation with a direct line to the airport and the nightlife area. The apartment had a good bakery, metro and supermarket nearby. Juan gave us some good advices where to go in Valencia. And, with three girls, the big mirror in the bathroom was very welcome ;-) Good beds and wifi. We will definitly spread the word.
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STARLIX® (nateglinide) is an oral blood glucose-lowering drug of the glinide class. STARLIX, (-)-N-[(trans-4-isopropylcyclohexane)carbonyl]-D-phenylalanine, is structurally unrelated to the oral sulfonylurea insulin secretagogues.
The structural formula is as shown:
Nateglinide is a white powder with a molecular weight of 317.43. It is freely soluble in methanol, ethanol, and chloroform, soluble in ether, sparingly soluble in acetonitrile and octanol, and practically insoluble in water. STARLIX biconvex tablets contain 60 mg, or 120 mg, of nateglinide for oral administration.
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What was your greatest holiday?
I'd have to go with my honeymoon. We ticked off a few of our top 10; the Amalfi Coast, Rome, Hvar in Croatia, Capri and Aitutaki in the Cook Islands.
And the worst?
Well, there's been food poisoning, a stroppy friend who locked herself in her hotel room and wouldn't come out because she felt fat, and of course, lost luggage. They all make for some testing travel moments, but they're always outshone by the cool fun stuff that happened before or after.
If we bump into you on holiday, what are you most likely to be doing?
I would love to say I'd be in an art gallery, but truth be told I'd be pounding the streets shopping or beaching it up with a cocktail.
What's your dream destination?
It's somewhere I recently visited and it was truly heaven on earth - beautiful Bora Bora, French Polynesia.
What's the dumbest thing you've ever done when travelling?
In Madrid I managed to lose my passport at the airport in between customs and the gate. After being "that girl" with her bag emptied on the ground three times, I then proceeded to run around Madrid's massive airport trying to find it. After six information desks and three policemen casually pointing me in other directions, I finally found it. They held the flight 15 minutes for me, and as luck would have it my seat was right at the back of the plane - so it was a fairly long walk of shame.
What will you always have in your hand luggage?
Water, lip gloss, jojoba hydration mist, a good read and sunnies for when we land.
What's the best meal you've had when travelling?
It's from a sidewalk cafe on Melbourne's Chapel St called The Greek Deli. It was the most amazing vegetarian risotto - sounds boring, but it rocked my world.
What's the best thing you've brought back from a trip?
An engagement ring. I had a surprise proposal while visiting ... you guessed it, Paris.
Complete this sentence: I can't travel without ... my Canon camera.
Favourite airport to land at?
Bora Bora. The airport is actually on its own island, Motu Mute. It's skinny and long and acts as a frame around its stunning sister island, Bora Bora.
What's the next trip you've got planned?
The L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival. I'll be taking over a group of 20 and impressing them with VIP seating at the fashion shows, a backstage tour, a beauty workshop and, of course, exclusive VIP parties. I've also hand-picked the best shopping hot-spots and organised a very cool vintage garden party, which will be full of surprises.
* Amber Peebles is Mondo Travel's fashion and shopping ambassador.


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I cut mine within 2 days. I prefer the taste of fresh meat versus the aged meat. I also do not like trimming the mold and dried layer off of the meat. Wastes too much. The only tough meat I had was a moose. You could not stick a fork in the gravy. The hamburger was like chewing grisle. I wondered if that animal could have been aged long enough to make a difference.
Perhaps........... All the moose I've had was really very
good. Sounds like a really poor butcher job.
Closing in on retirement.......
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Hanover Pike Enterprises, Inc Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Margarine Containing Milk and Soy in Jams and Jellies
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 24, 2012 - Hanover Pike Enterprises, INC of Hampstead, MD is notifying its customers that its 8 ounce and 4 ounce jars of Hot Pepper Jelly and Green Pepper Jelly and its 4 ounce and 9 ounce jars of Blackberry Brandy Jam and Peach Brandy Jam may contain undeclared milk and soy. People who have allergies to dairy products may run the risk of allergic reactions if they consume these products. These items were distributed nationwide through retail stores and via the company website under the label "Jill's Jams Mixes and More" or "Jill's Jams and Jellies". No illnesses have been reported to date in connection with this situation.
This notification was initiated after it was discovered that the products containing milk and soy were distributed in packaging that did not list milk or soy as ingredients. The use of milk and soy as ingredients has been discontinued.
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A tilt table test is used to evaluate the cause of unexplained fainting (syncope). During a tilt table test, you lie on a table that moves from a horizontal to a vertical position. Your heart rate and blood pressure are monitored throughout the tilt table test.
Your doctor may recommend a tilt table test if you've had repeated, unexplained episodes of fainting. A tilt table test may also be appropriate to investigate the cause of fainting if you've fainted only once, but another episode would put you at high risk of injury due to your work environment, medical history, age or other factors.
Doctors use a tilt table test to help diagnose the cause of fainting. During the test, your blood pressure and heart rate are monitored. You begin by lying flat on a table. Straps are put around your body to hold you in place. Then, the table is tilted to raise your body to a head-up position — simulating a change in position from lying down to standing up. This test allows doctors to evaluate your body's cardiovascular response to the change in position.
A ventricular assist device (VAD) is an implantable mechanical pump that helps pump blood from the lower chambers of your heart (the ventricles) to the rest of your body. VADs are used in people who have weakened hearts or heart failure. Although VADs can be placed in the left, right or both ventricles of your heart, they are most frequently used in the left ventricle. When placed in the left ventricle they are called left ventricular assist devices (LVADs).
You may have a VAD implanted while you wait for a heart transplant or for your heart to become strong enough to effectively pump blood on its own. Your doctor may also recommend having a VAD implanted as a long-term treatment if you have heart failure and you're not a good candidate for a heart transplant.
The procedure to implant a VAD requires open-heart surgery and has serious risks. However, a VAD can be lifesaving if you have severe heart failure.


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Guess what friends? I actually sewed. And I even finished a project. Finally something to share!
The story of this quilt began last Christmas when I made a paper-pieced star pillow for my Grandma using a few pieces of Pat Bravo's Indie collection for Art Gallery Studios. My sister really liked the pillow, so I decided to use the rest of my Indie pieces to make her family a quilt. I've always wanted to try Jeni Baker's Giant Star Tutorial, and this turned out to be the perfect project. I made one modification, and that was the scrappy, pieced-border so that I could make the quilt just slightly bigger and use up the rest of the scraps in the process.


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The next evolution for Marquette
The environmental scan conducted last fall provided great insight into some of the demographic expectations, shifts in educational needs of students and institutional changes on the horizon for higher education. Here are some of the most significant changes Marquette identified:
Non-traditional students will become a larger segment of the market, and the potential pool for future students will be more diverse.
Loans and decreasing federal financial aid will place significant economic pressure on students seeking access to higher education.
Marquette must compete with peer institutions that currently have significantly larger endowments to support educational programs and student financial aid.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a 21-percent increase in jobs requiring master's-level preparation in the next decade.
Students, faculty and staff expect universities to provide sustainable access to the wide range of technologies that enable new modes of research and learning.
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I honestly can't stand to watch it anymore. The imbalance of conferences obviously is one big reason I hate it because you get ridiculous blowouts.
But at the same time, on occasion you get 2 teams that will go like 55-50 scores.....wtf?! how you ever heard of defense?!! Who wants to watch this ****?[/quote]
college football awlays sucked for me
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http://www.roadandtrack.com/article.asp?section_id=10&article_id=7090New I4 and New V6Better economy then before, even in new V6.Lots more power2-Speed transfer caseLoved the Vitara before, though thought that the 2.7L was lacking. Unfortunately, they betray me and only offer a 5-speed with the new V6.
1997 Buick LeSabre 3.8L Auto 120,000miles2003 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.4L Auto 90,000miles
Pretty nifty fuel economy...I always did like Suzuki. Their Esteem was a great compact car.
I always thought Grand Vitara was the best looking small SUV by far, however its reliability and fe were holding me back from buying it. It's good to see that Suzuki is waking up from recent lethargy and trying to compete. I have to see yet if the dealer will be also interested in sales. Last time I tried Suzuki I had hard time to get test drive and I'm past teenage years for many years..
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lacy1: you don't dethrone the champ by just competing, you dethrone him by beating his ass!
That is a nice update to the Vitara. A co-worker has one and it really is a great driving compact SUV. Rugged feeling, the RWD layout gives it nice handling, and the power upgrade should make it a great runabout.
I gave one of them bad boys a ticket at the mall for a single car occupying two parking stall.
*******************"Train up both machines and people first, and then Auto manufacturing for the new era will begin."The time will soon come when our philosophy will bear fruit.-Lexus LF-A
After researching, I found an alternative to going to the dealer for the special rear wiper blade on the suzuki grand vitara. Its a "Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade" that snaps right onto the special rear arm and looks just the factory original - wipers123 online has them. They come with easy directions to pop the old one off and the new one on. It kind of appears like you have to replace the whole arm but take a closer look - basically they swap-out easy (like the front wipers). No need to get abused at the dealership... Hope this helps others.
the Vitara is unibody rigth? but Suzuki managed to make it an actual SUV with RWD/4x4 and good ground clerance and no bloated station wagon design.to bad only jeep and suzu are bold enoughf ot make a RWD unibody SUV
--------------------I'm working on a scifi-adventure webcomic!
I thought Alex would be all over this! You are a Grand Vitara man!


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#FriskyFriday: March 30th 2012
We round up this weeks best #FriskyFriday pics
It's that time of the week again. You're on edge, thirstier than usual for alcoholic beverages and work that should take 15 minutes to complete may take all afternoon due to an office wide epidemic of Friday sluggishness. Luckily, the women who are taking part in this week's #FriskyFriday will keep your body pumping with adrenaline for the rest of the work day.
Every week Playboy asks Playmates, models and random hot girls to submit their sexiest photos via Twitter using the hashtag #FriskyFriday. They then filter through the girls to see which ones encompass the Playboy brand the best. Those who make the cut will make it to this page and are one step closer to becoming the weekly #FriskyFriday winner judged by none other than Hugh Hefner and Playboy's Miss November 2010 Shera Bechard.
If you're not on Twitter, fear not! Simply refresh this page randomly throughout the day to catch the best of the best #FriskyFriday tweets.
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love these 1-2 point games
hey Griff i hope you come up with EYE Candy tomorrow Sat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! just for kicks & giggles
Bookie Goldnsheet writer up on game (they give these out at bookie joint)
Miami-86 Pacers-94
Pacers have covered last 3 regular season meeting against Miami and took champs to 6 games in playoffs. pacers are 12-0 b/c have most efficient defense. Miami may own best record in Aeast, but are only 5-6 SU on road. James satisfied ego Wed with the thrashing of Nets thanks in part to Reggie Evans mouth. Now James must face "quiet assassin" Paul George whos coming off his best moth "totals note pacers 8-1 last 9 at home & Miami 3-1 Under on the road
I kinda of summarized all that bullshit they were talking bout that's bout what they said
Any other games y'all want to hear what they say and I'll type that shit up real quick
put up the late games. I am interested to hear
it is what it is
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feel that until they make a 4 game commitment toward Bosh, Him moving Hibbert out will be irrelevant
They actually fed the ball to Bosh more last game & Eric Spolestra has stated that that is exactly what they plan to do, is get Bosh more involved on the offensive side of the ball....
yeah they did but it was a mismatch defensively in that game. Against Indiana it is not a mismatch as Pacers can go with different option. You would think that Bosh would consistently get 15 shots up per game.
and yes Spolestra say it is one thing but it comes down to Dwade and getting better setup play at the point. Lately they have not been going alot with Chalmers or Coles so until that time comes even though they talk about it, they will need have more show than anything.
When playing a team like the Pacers (at least the regular season) Bosh should become more a focus on the offensive end you would think so the Heat can play more half court. They are the most efficient offense in the league but alot of that has to do with transition offense and they wont get into that groove this game I dont think.
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Boneless, skinless chicken thighs, with a little help from the well-seasoned yogurt marinade, remain moist and tender when oven-roasted. Hint: Soaking the prepared vegetables in ice water for 15 minutes before roasting will hydrate them, making them more moist and tender when cooked.
Nutrition Profile:
Gluten Free Diet
Heart Healthy
High Calcium
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Sat Fat
Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 330 min.
Step 1
Combine yogurt, curry powder, coriander, ginger, garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt and cayenne in a shallow glass dish; mix to blend. Reserve 1/4 cup of this mixture; cover and refrigerate. Add chicken to the remaining yogurt mixture and turn to coat. Cover and marinate in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours or overnight.
Step 2
Preheat oven to 450°F. Lightly coat a large rimmed baking sheet with cooking spray.
Step 3
Remove the chicken from the marinade and place on the prepared baking sheet. Toss sweet potato with the reserved yogurt mixture in a medium bowl and place on the baking sheet. Toss cauliflower with oil in a medium bowl and add to the baking sheet. Season vegetables with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper. Roast chicken and vegetables, uncovered, for 15 minutes.
Step 4
Carefully turn the chicken over and stir the vegetables. Roast until the vegetables are tender and chicken is cooked through, 10 to 15 minutes more.
Step 5
Arrange chicken and vegetables on a platter or individual plates and garnish with peanuts (or cashews) and cilantro.
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People are saying go with all mediums to start out with, and I want do this but I saw that places are selling their nucs but their frames won't fit my mediums. So Will i have to start out with a deep for the bottom, then go with mediums on the rest?
People are saying go with all mediums to start out with, and I want do this but I saw that places are selling their nucs but their frames won't fit my mediums. So Will i have to start out with a deep for the bottom, then go with mediums on the rest?
You've hit the nail on the head with this observation. Most nucs are provided in the traditional way as deeps. There are medium nucs out there but they are not (yet?!) the popular darlings of the nuc production, though they are popular on BeeSource and in some books.
If you want to start out using all mediums and can not find a person willing to sell you a medium nuc, you would be better off with a package than you would a deep nuc. A deep nuc is going to require you to either get a deep box to add to your hive or to cut down the frames and foundation so that they will fit in a medium nuc box. This last step is not a good one for an inexperienced beekeeper to attempt.
If you can't find medium nucs, buy packages and start them in your own medium equipment.
It also comes down to how far you are willing to drive to get them. Also depends on how many you want as maybe the supplier will meet you half way. I know I would be willing to meet you halfway for 10 but wouldn't even want to drive to the next town over from me for only 1
Two of the nuc sellers I considered here in VA provide both medium and standard nucs. The advice given to me was to use (2?) mediums if forced to buy deep frame nucs while running medium boxes, then transition to medium frames when adding subsequent boxes.
Of course, I have zero experience, so you'll need feedback from someone with a clue, but maybe this will spark potential solutions to your problem.
You could make a temporary Deep out of a Med. by making a 3" shim
When I did this same thing years ago, I took a deep box and cut some wood to fill the space at the bottom of the medium frames that were to each side of the deep frames from the nuc. The bees eventually worked on to the medium frames to each side and above. The following year I removed the deep frames when the bees were not using them, then the deep box was removed as well.
Well walter t kelly does provide a medium nuc, but there not available til may 4th is this normal or to late in the season.
You might as well start with a package. But keep searching for some medium nucs, they are out there.
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You can make a shim that is the equivalent (or is actually) of the top 3" off of a nuc box and set it on top of your box and put five deeps in your medium and then cover the gap on the side with another board.
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My club sells nucs raised by members. They come in both medium and deep. I noticed that the overwintered nucs were available after the packages came in last year. It depends on how fast they get going coming out of winter. The nucs ramp up faster than packages.
The easy way of converting is to just put two mediums on a bottom board. Put the nuc frames all the way to one side and fill the rest of the two mediums up and down with medium frames. As the bees expand into the center of the two mediums and the outside deep frame has had all the brood emerge, remove it and slide the next deep frame to the outside position and fill from the far side up and down with medium frames. The deep frames will probably be full of stores. To save this just lay the frame on the top bars and let the bees rob it out. After it is robbed out, it can easily be cut down with a table saw or the wax salvaged for candles. It is just not a huge obstacle.
I'd probably just do box manipulations, add mediums, when they move into it, move it down, when it's time to add another, put it between the medium and the deep, at the end of the season, the deep should be your super, take it off, extract, use it and the old comb as a swarm trap....
I haven't purchased anything besides queens and equipment for several decades, but though I run primarily all medium frame hives as well as nucs, I do have a few on deep frames, so I have grown deep nucs into medium frame colonies. I find the method advocated by Vance G to be very simple and efficient at accomplishing this task.
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I use deeps for the first 2 boxes. In spring they don't weigh as much cuz they're nearly empty.
The convenience of deep nucs is one of the primary reasons I decided to go to deeps for my brood boxes.
His Hive Honey Farm - Do all for His glory!
I started with medium nucs last year, but I will be trying deep nucs this year. I feel like you get more for your money when you purchase a deep nuc compared to a medium. Does that make sense to anyone else, or is it just me?
Not everyone does this but I purchased my medium nucs from Silver Spoon Apiaries Wilmington Nc. And Barry gave me 8 frames instead of 5 since they were mediums.


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WATCH: Is The Hard Right Planning A Coup D'Etat Within The Wildrose?
Kathleen Smith | Posted 01.10.2013 | Canada Alberta
Read More: Danielle Smith, Paul Collins, Alberta Election, Video, Right Wing Wildrose Party, Wildrose Party Right Wing, Wildrose Party, Rob Anderson, Wildrose Agm, Shane Saskiw, Alberta Politics, Alberta Wildrose, Shannon Stubbs, Canada Alberta News
It has not gone unnoticed that Rob Anderson, the Wildrose MLA for Airdrie and representative of the hard right so-con side of the party - Anderson being the man who insisted on running Alan "Lake of Fire" Hunsperger - has been stepping out into the spotlight more as of late. Then, just this past week, a video link hit local social media.


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Crow Wing County assessments
I encourage everyone to read their tax evaluations and call the supervisor. They state they revisit values every year and revisit properties every five years. This is rarely the case.
My property was overvalued $90,000, which led to an unjust confiscation/seizure of another $800 per year of my hard-earned assets. We all should call the county and ask them to reduce our taxes as we are getting a negative return on our investment.
Property taxes are the most immoral of all taxes as the county is charging me rent for the use of my own personal property.
Jason Baca,
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Last Modified: Friday, January 24, 2014 1:15 PM
The American Press compiles a list of entertainment events scheduled for Southwest Louisiana. The full list is posted online each Wednesday night while a condensed guide is printed each Thursday in our Scene section. The deadline for submission is the Monday before the publication date. To have your entertainment news included, write: Scene P.O. BOX 2893 LAKE CHARLES, LA 70602. Contact Scene Copy Editor Alex Onken at 494-4011 (office), 494-4070 (fax) or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com
AMERICAN LEGION POST 407, 912 John Stine Road, Westlake — Pool tournaments $5, 2 p.m. every Sunday.
ANNIE'S DRINKERY, 6212 Common 513-9003, 474-3943 — Karaoke by Lunchbox, after hours Saturdays, no cover.
BEBOP'S ICE HOUSE, 810 N. Beglis Parkway, Sulphur, 527-5777— Ladies Night, Wednesdays; Bike Night, Thursdays, no covers.
BOB & PETE'S, 2345 Industrial Drive, Sulphur — DJ Bear 8 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday; Karaoke 9 p.m. Fridays. No covers. Info: 882-1757.
CIGAR CLUB, 1700 E. Prien Lake Road — Second Nature, 9 p.m., Friday; Brian Moore, 9 p.m., Saturday; Blake Sticker, 8 p.m. Wednesday. No covers. Info: 337-562-8889.
CLUB HI-ROLLER, 12089 US 190, Kinder — Karaoke with DJ Lady Luck, Wednesdays; DJ Lady Luck, Thursdays; DJ Hi-Roller, Fridays; DJ Hi-Roller, Saturday, No Covers. Info: www.djbadweather.com
COOLER'S ICE HOUSE, 36221⁄2 Ryan St. — Joe Harmon and the Harmonics, 8 p.m., Thursday, $6 cover; Brad Brinkley and Comfort Zone with Greg Blanchard, 8:30 p.m., $8 cover; Karaoke with DJ David Verrett, 8-12 p.m. Wednesday, no cover.
COUSHATTA CASINO RESORT, U.S. 165, Kinder — Mikko Live: Bernie Alan, 7 p.m, tonight; Richard LeBouef, 9 p.m., Friday; Kevin Naquin & Ossun Playboys, 9 p.m., Saturday; karaoke, 8 p.m. Wednesdays, all free admission. Info: www.coushattacasinoresort.com; 800-584-7263.
CUZ'S LOUNGE, 2116 E. Napoleon St., Sulphur — DJ Wilson, 5-9 p.m. Wednesdays. No covers. Info: 533-8688.
DARRELL'S, 119 W. College St. — Tom and Mitch, 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays, No Cover.
DAR'S PLACE, 203 Post Oak Road, Sulphur — Larry's DJ/karaoke, 7-10 p.m. Wednesday, no cover.
DELTA DOWNS RACETRACK CASINO, 2717 La. 3063, Vinton — Delta Event Center: Chubby Checker, 6 p.m. Saturday Jan. 11, tickets start at $25. Info: www.deltadowns.com/entertainment/headliner-calendar.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES #2523, 803 N. 28th St., Orange, Texas — Music Jam, 3-7 p.m. Sundays, no cover. Info: 409-886-7381 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
FRED'S LOUNGE, 9080 Big Lake Road — Texas Blues Brothers Tribute, 7 p.m. Saturday. No covers. Info: 598-2692.
FROSTY FACTORY, 4688 Common St. — Karaoke, 9 p.m. Friday-Saturday, $3 cover. Info: 474-9019.
HE'S NOT HERE, 741 W. Dave Dugas Rd., Carlyss — Mark Reeves & Twisted X, 8 p.m., Saturday., no Cover.
ISLE OF CAPRI, 100 Westlake Ave., Westlake — Caribbean Cove: Ganey Arsement, 8 p.m., tonight; Brad Brinkley and Comfort Zone, 8 p.m., Friday; Pookie Marceaux Band, 8 p.m., Saturday, City Heat, 8 p.m. Wednesday, no covers. For more information, visit www.isleofcapricasinos.com.
JACKPOT JUNCTION, 2708 S. Ruth St., Sulphur — DJ Big Red, 7-10 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, no cover.
JACKY'S WESTERN BAR, 2090 Pujol Road, Lake Charles 70615 — Live band, 10 p.m. Fridays, no cover. Karaoke with Doug, 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Rooster karaoke DJ, 8 p.m. Thursdays. Info: 337-433-7300.
LAMPLIGHTER LOUNGE, 1906 N. Martin Luther King Highway — Bike Night, 7 p.m., Thursdays; Songwriters' Nite, 7 p.m Tuesdays. No covers.
L'AUBERGE CASINO RESORT, 777 Avenue L'Auberge — Jack Daniel's Bar and Grill: DJ Crush, 10 p.m. today-Saturday; karaoke with DJ David Verrett, 8 p.m. Tuesday, no covers. Info: www.llakecharles.com/entertainment
LINDA'S KARAOKE & SPORTS LOUNGE, 4338 Lake St. — Karaoke with Shakey, 8 p.m.-midnight Mondays; karaoke with Russ, 8:30 p.m.-midnight Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 8:30 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturdays. No covers.
LONGHORN ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEX, 2374 La. 109 South, Vinton — Club: Twangster's Union, 10 p.m., Friday, $5 cover ($10 cover for minors); Casino: Nick Ward, 9 p.m., Friday, Jan. 10, no cover. Info: www.thetexaslonghorn.com or 589-5647, ext. 108.
MARY'S LOUNGE, 4017 E. Broad St., 337-433-2952 — Twangster's Union, 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, no cover.
MICCI'S, 3606 Ryan St. — Brad Brinkley, 8 p.m. tonight, no cover; Blake Sticker, 10 p.m. Friday, no cover; Streetside Jazz Band, 10 p.m., Saturday, $3 cover; Kris Harper, 8 p.m, Wednesday, Jan. 29, no cover. Info: 478-0606.
NO NAME LOUNGE, 6120 Common St. — Karaoke with Shakey, 8 p.m.-12 a.m. Fridays; Karaoke with Rooster, 7-11 p.m. Sundays. No covers.
OLD TOWN TAVERN, 2801 Kirkman St. — Karaoke, 8 p.m. Wednesdays, no cover. Info: 337-430-0330.
PARADISE DAQUIRIS, 2021 Country Club Road — Tom Brandow, 8 p.m., Friday. Info: 240-8496.
SAM'S COVE, 3609 Davis Road, Westlake 430-0380 — Shake N Bake Karaoke, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays and 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Saturdays. No covers.
SHE-B'S LOUNGE, 1603 U.S. 90 W., Jennings — Karaoke, 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, no cover. Info: 824-5070.
SIDELINEZ SPORTS BAR, 242 Highway 171 — Mark Reeves & Twisted X, 9 p.m. Friday, $5 cover. Info: 337-855-9721.-
THE SPOT BAR & GRILL, 5402 Common St. — Karaoke by Entune, 7 p.m., Friday, no cover; Jerry Dee and Rockin' Randy with Charles Mann, 3 p.m., Sunday, no cover; Wii Bowling tournament, 6 p.m. Tuesdays, $2 entry fee (winner takes all). Info: 310-0548.
TROPICAL SPIRITS, E. Napoleon, Sulphur — Karaoke by Entune, 8 p.m.-midnight Saturdays, 7-10 p.m. Thursdays, no covers.
VFW POST 2130, 1900 Country Club Road — Cajun Soul, 7 p.m. Saturday, $7 cover. Info: 477-7546.
VFW POST 8107, 1325 E. Napoleon St. Sulphur — Rockin' Randy and Jerry Dee, 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 10, no cover.
WAGIN' CAJUN, 2706 S. Beglis Parkway, Sulphur — Karaoke by Rox, Wednesdays, Live DJ on Thursday Ladies night; Live DJ Friday. No covers.
WAYNE & LAYNE'S DELI, 3906 La. 27 S., Sulphur 558-6029 — Ellis Vanicor and the Lacassine Playboys, 3-7 p.m. Sundays, $5 cover.
Singles Club, 6 p.m. Tuesdays, band starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Little Habibi Center, 2928 Pack Road. Married couples invited. $5 cover. Info: 477-5636.
Teen dance (Club Karma), 7-11 p.m. Fridays at JoBeck's Party & Event Center, 3620 E. Napoleon St., for ages 11-16, $5 admission. Info: 337-485-9353 or visit www.facebook.com/JoBecksPartyCenter.
Krewe Du Autre Chance Mardi Gras Ball, 7 p.m. at CMFA Building, 3481 E. Prien Lake Rd, Music by Cajun Soul & Friends, featuring RIcky Menard. BYOB, $10 admission.
EUNICE — "Rendez-vous des Cajuns," 6-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Liberty Theater in Eunice. Doors open at 4 p.m. Admission $5. Info: 337-457-7389, www.eunice-la.com.
L'Auberge Casino Resort, 777 Avenue L'Auberge — Boyz II Men, 9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 14, tickets start at $45. Tickets available at 800-745-3000, at Legends or at the L'Auberge Business Center. Info: www.llakecharles.com/entertainment
USS Orleck Naval Museum, 604 N. Enterprise Blvd. — USS Orleck World War II destroyer tours, admission $8 for ages 60-plus, $10 adult, $5 for military, $5 ages 6-12, 5 and under free. Museum hours: weekdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., closed Sunday for private events. Available daily laser tag birthday or private parties. Laser tag public play, Tuesday & Thursday 5-8 p.m. Ship can be reserved for other events. Info: www.orleck.org, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, phone: 337-214-7447.
Jennings Main Street Farmers' Market, every Saturday 7-10 a.m. and Wednesday 4-6 p.m. in Founder's Park. Contact Jo-Anne O'Quain for more information at 337-821-2723 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fantasy Tours is booking seats for three upcoming trips: Orange, Texas, "The Ten Tenors", Jan. 30, $145 per person, $25 deposit; Orange, Texas, Million Dollar Quartet, Feb. 14, $145 per person, $25 deposit; Houston, Texas, "GHOST: The Musical," Saturday, Feb. 22, Trip cost $175 per peson, $25 deposit. Call 478-1805 for reservations and more details.
Cinemark, Classic Film Series, Matthew Broderick in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 26 and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jan. 29. Tickets available at www.cinemark.com.
The Children's Museum — 307 Broad St., FunFriday: Swirl'n Spin Art, Friday, 3:30 p.m.Hours are Mon.-Sat. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., $7.50 admission.
Lake Charles Symphony Plays Bingo — Lake Charles Country Club, doors open at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 8. Music provided by the Lake Charles Symphony Ensemble. Individual tickets cost $50 dollars, half tables of four $200, whole tables of eight, $400. Reservations required by Jan. 30. Reserve tickets by calling Lake Charles Symphony at 337-433-1611 or visit www.lcsymphony.com
Art Exhibits
Historic City Hall Arts and Cultural Center, 1001 Ryan St., Bill Owen's "Suburbia", Jessica Gayle's "Lucid State of Robust Tranquility", and Julia Youngblood's "18 Seconds: The Enchanted Trail" and "Found in Riverton" now running. Center is open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Info: 491-9147 or visit www.cityoflakecharles.com.
Black Heritage Gallery, Central School Arts and Humanities Center, 809 Kirby St. — "SOWELA Student Art Show,"running now. Hours 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. weekdays. For more information, visit bhflc.org or call 439-2787.
RealArt DeRidder Gallery — 108 W. First St, DeRidder. Works by Chris Huff, Amanda Kimsey, Jade Richmond, Tammy Cothran, and Annie Simmons. Hours are Wednesday - Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
ORANGE — Stark Museum of Art, "Tales and Travels," running until Jan. 11. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission costs $6 for adults, $5 for seniors age 65 and older, $2 for children 4-9 and free for toddlers 3 and under. Info:409-886-2787 or visit www.starkmuseum.org.
The W.H. Stark House, "Tales and Travels: A Family Scrapbook," running until Jan. 11. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 409-886-2787 or visit www.starkmuseum.org.
SULPHUR — Henning Cultural Center, "Beyond Photography," opens tonight. Museum hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Call 337-524-0357 for more information.
Gueydan Museum, 212 Main St., Gueydan — "Swamp Spirits 2014", running through March. Hours are 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. Free admission. Info: 337-536-0443.
Imperial Calcasieu Museum — 204 W. Sallier St. "Louisiana Through the Lens: Photographs By Debbie Flemming Caffery" Now running. Info: www.imperialcalcasieumuseum.org


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[quote user="CTLadyBlue"]Man, if you're still holding a 4-year grudge, then you need to get into therapy - STAT!
Thing is - we have NOTHING on the line for this Superbowl - other than possibly losing. We have no stats to make, no perfect season to accomplish. As many have said, we're playing with 'house money' because we weren't supposed to make it this far. IMO, if we beat you in 2 weeks, I'll be on a cloud. If we lose, I can't say that I'm in any way disappointed with this team who was supposed to have been 'done' six weeks ago.
You want vengence, then you'll have to earn it. Our defense will not make it easy. And our offense just stood toe- to -toe with the NFLs best defense - more importantly, we didn't give the ball away to a D that specialized in take-aways all season. If our offense can have that kind of success against the best D, then we can certainly have it against the Pats'.
You guys better bring your A game on both sides because we certainly are - and then some![/quote]
This Lady knows her ****
by the way
Blowsux are pure doo-doo
All Hail the EVIL EMPIRE !!!!
YANKEES WORLD sucker, enjoy the basement of the AL East !!!


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Dawn Steinberg, '83
Q. What are you currently working on?
I supervise all Sony Pictures Television shows, including pilots and what's on the air. They include Damages on DIRECTV, Justified and Rescue Me on FX, Rules of Engagement on CBS, and Breaking Bad on AMC. New shows about to premiere include Mr. Sunshine with Matthew Perry and Happy Endings, both on ABC, and Mad Love on CBS.
Q. Could you describe one person, experience, or series of events at Emerson that shifted the course of your career and that illustrates one of Emerson's core attributes of creativity, collaboration, risk taking, and excellence?
I was the first Mass Communications major to produce the spring drama festival. It normally came from the Performing Arts Department, but I went to (Professor Emeritus) Leo Nickole and he helped me. It was a big turning point for me, to take that mass communications knowledge and use it to produce the drama festival.
Q. Is there an example of how a classmate aided you with your career?
I remain so close to so many people that there's not one person in particular. I think it's just the collaborative nature of people at Emerson.
Q. Are you professionally connected to other Emersonians?
I work in casting, so I work with writers, producers, agents, and actors all the time who are Emerson graduates. Both indirectly and directly, I'm always coming across someone from Emerson. And my interns are always from Emerson. My current intern, Lauren Shaw, is a senior.
Q. What's the single most important piece of advice you'd like to give to Emerson students?
I would say dabble in everything. Find out what you're really passionate about and just go for it. Use all of that dabbling knowledge in what you ultimately decide to do.
I suggest that everyone take an introduction to psychology course if you're going into performing arts, because in show business you can always use that knowledge. When someone throws a fit, you'll say, "I know where that's coming from."


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Discussion in 'BUILD OFF 6 FINISHED BIKES' started by Petrohead, Jul 13, 2011.
TipTop! Very nice....
1935 Monark 5 BAR "Deluxe 6 Rat Racer"
As always...totally blown away by your builds.
One of my tops for sure, awesome attention to details!
WINNER,in my opinion,and every ones got one!!!!
Super clean, super Mean, I love the details! Awesome bike. This should definitely be on 2012 RRB calender..
Colour combo, tire combo, badges and details, they all scream perfection.
Be proud, you´re an artist sir.
One of the most beautiful bikes I have ever seen in my life.
I would like to thank everyone for the compliments. I am absolutely blown away at the positive response. There is nothing like the feeling of words like these coming from people who have been an inspiration to me the last couple years I have been a part of this forum. Thank you all sincerely! :arrow: :mrgreen: :!:
I can't stop looking and staring at this cool build!!!!!!!!!
One of my favorites for sure.... 8)
trix bikes should make some die cast models of this bike , some one mentioned designing bikes for Electra , scrap that idea. ratrodbikes needs to start their own bike company , all the designers are already here. nice work man , from the seat down to the headbadges. great bike !!!!
+1 & I haven't even got mine assembled yet! Great job buddy! 8)
I love this Bike! Great Job - HAS TO BE ONE OF THE FRONT RUNNERS!!!
Biker Butch AZ. 8)
Absolutely stunning. My top 3 for sure. You nailed EVERYTHING on the head with this build!
WOW! Absolutely awesome! 8)
This bike looks fast just standing there! It's in my top three so far. Too cool!!!
Beautiful! :shock:
Very Nice. Im not a bananna seat guy, they dont fit me very good, but that is the coolest bananna seat ever. And the rest of the bike is WOW. Great job.
Great build. I love the "tank" (not really a tank, but didn't know what to call it)!
Someone call Trek / Felt/ Electra and let them know this is what a beautiful bike should look like! Amazing Stuff!
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Town Square
Surprise, surprise--train backers need more $s
Original post made by Tim Hunt, Castlewood, on Apr 4, 2013
The authority announced that it will take another $97 million to pay for consultants and additional staff to keep the first segment of the slow rail moving forward. The 90-mile initial segment will not, as built, be capable of carrying high-speed trains, so declares former high-speed rail chair and original backer, retired Judge Quentin Kopp. His is one of several declarations due to be argued in court about whether the authority is acting lawfully to build the first segment it has chosen.
In addition, the state, has filed an unusual validation action that basically says sue us now or forget ever having standing to sue again. It is an unusual legal maneuver, one designed to give the authority cover.
The authority directors, last month, authorized the sale of bonds, even though they are tapping a separate state fund for the extra $97 million.
The feds also are being remarkably flexible with the authority, advancing almost $1 billion for expenses without requiring the one-to-one match immediately. The agreement was modified to accommodate this questionable maneuver. You have seen no such flexibility from the president who decided that White House tours will be suspended as the result of the sequester instead of moving some money around to continue to accommodate visitors.
Of course, questionable tactics have been routine for the authority, which has a shortfall of nearly $60 billion to make up to construct the rail system that is supposed to cost $69 billion. It makes the twin tunnels in the Delta of the Bay Delta Conservation Plan seem small at $24 billion over 50 years. The high-speed choo-choo is $70 billion in round numbers before the inevitable construction cost over-runs and none of that is operating money. The BDCP has its basic funding stream established—user pays—while the rail authority still is dreaming of additional federal money and private investment.
The governor continues to jam both projects forward—one is necessary because the current situation in the Delta is worsening and must be resolved—while the other is part of his green pipe dream.
Notably, part of the governor's green agenda is one-third of power coming from renewable sources—not including hydro power. Californians already pay among the highest electrical power rates in the nation and the 33 percent renewable will only increase those costs. So, the high-speed rail, should it ever be built—will be running on very expensive electricity.
a resident of Old Towne
on Apr 6, 2013 at 7:27 am
Casanova_Frankenstein is a registered user.
Surprise, surprise--haters gotta h8.
Tim, are you a lawyer or an expert on this topic? I only ask because you cite no one, credit no sources, and you fail to establish either your credentials on the topic or specific experience when you make sweeping claims such as the highly unusual nature of the validation action or the "questionable" actions of the Obama administration by relaxing the timing CA has to match the federal funds.
If you're not careful, people might just get the impression that you are just a blowhard who feels that your own uninformed opinion, if boldly and snarkily stated, should be accepted on blind faith by us lesser mortals.


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Prime Minister John Key and Labour leader David Shearer have both voiced support for a four-year parliamentary term - but the change will require public buy-in to happen.
Mr Key said the length of the parliamentary term was one of the issues a Constitutional Review advisory panel was considering.
"My view has always been that we should have a fixed four-year term. I think it makes a lot more sense to know when the date is and it makes more sense to have four years."
Mr Shearer said he also believed the idea was worthy of consideration. "Three years is what we've always had, but in many ways it's a very short period of time. It's too long in Opposition, I have to say, but it's maybe too short in Government."
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[quote user="thegreatone"]a guy i wasexcited about after last years stanford bowl game was TE Fleener. any footage of him?
None from 2011 yet. Unless u count that Bowl game as 2011 footage. The ND one has a lot of blocking
Just so U guys know if u check the first page Im trying to update everything as much as possible. Im starting to update the other vid guys I work with vids on that first post as well. Between us I think we have over 125 different 2012 prospects featured in over 250 vids in over 350 games. I havent got all there vids up yet but one of these days I will. All my 2012 vids besides Pead vs Tenn are up I think. Im affiliated with Draftbreakdown and all my vids get updated there as wellas well as Alo's and Marioclps.As well as Mockdrafts that I hate doing this early but its all anyone ever asks me for. [/quote] Keep up the good work, redeye! By the way, Coby Fleener needs to become a NY GIANT.. That guy can do it all, and has the body for added weight.. What hands, and route running, not to mention, he plays off his blocks very well, and for a TE, runs well, and has pretty good athletiscim... Fleener looks like a 3rd round pick, and a GIANT type pick, as well...


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UTSA graduate student John Garza at Sombrilla Plaza on the
1604 Campus (Photo by Mark McClendon)
John Garza receives Beldon doctoral scholarship
By Marianne McBride Lewis
Director of Public Affairs
(June 22, 2007)--When Michael Beldon was a student at Rice University in the 1950s, he received financial support for his studies. Without that help, he says, he never could have gone to college.
Now chairman and CEO of Beldon Enterprises, a third-generation, family-owned commercial roofing business, Beldon will extend the same opportunity this fall to a UTSA student with the newly created Louise and Michael Beldon Doctoral Scholarship.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The merit-based scholarship provides $5,000 to a Texas resident entering a UTSA doctoral program. The inaugural recipient just announced by the UTSA Graduate School is John Garza, a doctoral student in applied demography in the College of Public Policy.
A San Antonio native and 1998 graduate of Central Catholic High School, Garza is UTSA through-and-through. He earned his undergraduate degree at UTSA in mathematics in May 2005 and a master's in statistics in May 2007 with a 3.45 G.P.A.
Garza looks forward to studying in the applied demography doctoral program because he wants to work in data-driven research and analysis that has the potential to have a big impact on society and people's lives.
His primary area of interest is illegal immigration from Mexico and, secondarily, the increase of the Hispanic population in Texas and the United States. Garza will study the socioeconomic impact of this demographic group and its effect on public and private policy.
"With a doctorate in applied demography, I will have the necessary qualifications to conduct this research, either in government or the private sector," said Garza. "The goal is the same -- to shed light on the nature of these demographic factors and provide accurate analysis so that government and industry can take appropriate actions in dealing with issues and needs that arise in the areas of international migration."
Mary Zey, College of Public Policy professor and graduate program chair of demography and organizational studies, nominated Garza for the Beldon scholarship.
"John is one of the strongest students we have coming into the Ph.D. program, and the combination of his excellent G.P.A. and that he is a serious student made him an outstanding nominee for the Beldon scholarship," said Zey.
Dorothy Flannagan, UTSA Graduate School dean, was thrilled when she learned of the Beldons' decision to invest in a UTSA graduate student.
"UTSA's excellent doctoral programs attract some of the finest students from the state, nation and the world," said Flannagan. "Mr. and Mrs. Beldon's generous gift has allowed us to recognize one of these students, and to provide him with financial assistance while he pursues his degree."
Michael Beldon and his wife of 44 years, Louise Beldon, a UT Austin graduate, are longtime San Antonio residents, serving on many boards and volunteering for community causes. In March 2006, they were inducted as business partners into the San Antonio Business Hall of Fame in recognition of their entrepreneurship, leadership and community support.
Read more about UTSA graduate student scholarships at the UTSA Graduate School Web site or contact Lisa Palacios, UTSA director of graduate school recruitment and retention, at (210) 458-6406.


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Plan unveiled for proposed Slate Belt regional police force
PLAINFIELD TWP., Pa. - A long-awaited plan for a proposed regional police force for three Northampton County communities was unveiled Wednesday night, and the reviews from the public were generally positive.
The plan for a Slate Belt Regional Police Force was laid out during a 40-minute presentation in the Plainfield Township Volunteer Fire Company hall by consultant Joseph L. Kirschner, a retired police chief now working for the Governor's Center for Local Government Services.
Kirschner and Ronald L. Stern, another retired police chief working for the Governor's Center, spent the last year helping a committee of officials from Plainfield, Pen Argyl and Wind Gap determine if a regional police force made sense.
The study concluded it does, and that the three municipalities would not only have better police coverage, but save a total of $295,645 the first year after the plan is implemented. Plainfield's cost for police protection would drop by $145,451, Pen Argyl's by $116,389 and Wind Gap's by $33,805. "Everybody is saving money. Everybody," said Kirschner.
Kirschner's presentation was followed by an hour's worth of questions from the 60 or so people in attendance and answers from officials from Plainfield, Pen Argyl and Wind Gap.
Several residents expressed support for the potential savings and promises of more efficient and widespread coverage.
But one Plainfield resident expressed concern that the township would get short-changed on the deal. Another Plainfield resident asked that the regional police force be placed as a referendum on the November ballot.
The next step is for each of the three municipal bodies to schedule a hearing to gauge public support for the plan, and then reconvene the committee investigating the regional police force idea to decide how to proceed.
Pen Argyl Mayor Mikal Sabatine said if the regional plan was approved, the new department would take over from three separate police forces sometime between January and November of 2014.
The proposed regional force would cost $1,994,260 to operate, about 13 percent less than the combined costs of the three departments it would replace, Kirschner said. Plainfield's share would be 60.1 percent ($1,174,610), Pen Argyl's 21.8 percent ($447,829) and Wind Gap's 18.1 percent ($371,821).
The 27.6-square mile area would be divided into three zones, Kirschner said, with four officers on duty at all times.
Wind Gap Mayor James Shoemaker said having "24/7 coverage" would be "a great thing" for his borough. "Sometimes we have to ask for state police coverage because we can't afford to do in our budget."
The regional department would be run by a police commission made up of representatives of the three municipalities, said Stern.
The regional force would have the same number of full-time officers now employed by the Plainfield, Wind Gap and Pen Argyl departments -- 20 -- and Mayor Sabatine said all of them are "guaranteed a position" on the regional force.
The 10 part-time officers the departments now employ would be eliminated, saving about $150,000, Kirschner said.
Under the regional plan, the 20 full-time officers would include a chief (at a salary of $80,000), a lieutenant ($70,000), four sergeants ($58,000 each), and two detectives and 12 patrolmen ($54,000 each).
Right now, none of the departments has a lieutenant, sergeants, or detectives. Pen Argyl borough council president Michael Nasatka said having a detective on staff "is one of the biggest benefits [of the regional plan], even if we didn't save a dime."
The chief, said Stern, would function as a business manager. "He would have to be able to run the department within a budget," Stern noted. "He can't go back to the municipalities and ask for a couple of thousand dollars [more] to get him through the year."
The commission will hire the chief, said Mayor Sabatine, adding that it is "very probable" that the chief will be someone from outside the existing three departments.
Plainfield supervisor Stephen Hurni said each of the police chiefs "might have to take another position."
The plan also calls for the hiring of two civilian secretaries (at $32,500 each).
The new regional force serving a population of 12,453 would be headquartered in the current Plainfield Township police building because, Kirschner said the Pen Argyl and Wind Gap buildings "are neither modern or large enough."
Plainfield would be paid $50,000 to $60,000 a year in rent for the 5,000-to-6,000 square foot facility, Kirschner added.
The number of vehicles needed to patrol the area would drop from 14 to 13, Kirschner said.
Stern advised officials and township and borough residents to "take this study as a foundation and build on it."
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Tuck you looked horrible in this first half....WWHHHIIIFFFFFFFF!
Tuck you looked horrible in this first half....WWHHHIIIFFFFFFFF!
He should consider retiring from football.
You guys need to shut up and stop crying. They are going to have bad seasons and until the dbs start playing better, Tuck and Osi are going to keep having troubles. I also think that Fewells type of defense ware our defenders. Des hardly get a lot of sacks anyways. The best ones usualy get sacks in the teens. We need some of our safeties to come and see if they can come in unblocked.
Tuck is whiffing on tackling the runner...no fault of the DB's there but I agree a lot of fault rests on Perry Fewell who does not get his players (AND their capabilities) in the right position to be effective.
How the F&&% did th refs miss that one? I mean come on man!
Was Tuck even out there in the 4th quarter? They gotta try out Ojomo or something.


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University of the Ozarks Associate Professor of Spanish Dr. Bill Clary will present a paper at the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress, scheduled for May 21-24 in Chicago.
Associate Professor of Spanish Dr. Bill Clary will present a paper at the Latin American Studies Association Congress in late May.
Clary's paper focuses on Salvadoran writer Roger Lindo's 2006 novel "El perro en la niebla."
Clary will also chair a panel discussion at the annual conference for the ninth time. The theme for this year's panel is, "Rescuing cultural memory in contemporary Central American narrative: the retrospective impulse of the 1970s and 1980s."
"My involvement as chair has enabled me to invite and have the privilege of paneling with some of the top scholars in the field of Central American cultural and literary studies at the eight congresses my panel has appeared in since 2003," Clary said. "Other scholars on my panel will present their research on the works on contemporary Central American writers Horacio Castellanos Moya, Gloria Guardia and Erick Aguirre. Our discussant for the panel is Leonel Delgado Aburto, a Nicaraguan scholar who specializes in Central American cultural studies. He will travel to Chicago from the University of Chile in Santiago where he holds a position as professor of Central American literature and cultural studies."
In addition to the LASA conference, Clary will be presenting at the 12th Congress on Central American History in San Salvador in July. His paper is on a novel by Honduran writer Julio Escoto.
Clary earned his bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees from the University of Missouri and has taught at U of O since 2006.


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If this thing is indeed for real, we haven't too much time to get ready. Unless there is a gross amount of exaggeration on what the gravitational effects will be on the water bodies some of us are in pretty bad trouble in the near coming few years. Houston is close to the Gulf of Mexico and not very high above sea level.
This thing will accelerate its approach as it comes in exponentially. Then, it will SLINGSHOT around us and the Sun as it decelerates again. The gravitational forces will impart work onto the masses of our solar system as it swipes by. But, this will not slow it all down enough to save anything. However, if it stopped, mass attraction would be another game we DO NOT want to take place!
It all plays in step with the Myan time scale and what looks like WWIII on the horizon. A lot of other stuff we worry about now is about to take second position in the list now.


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(Aug. 12, 2009)--)--"Saturday Night Live" comic Seth Meyers will headline UTSA Roadrunner Days events this year. He will appear onstage for one performance at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 26 in the Convocation Center on the UTSA Main campus -- free to the UTSA community. The event is part of Roadrunner Days, a series of events that kick off the new academic year.
UTSA students will receive priority seating for the performance. With some mature material, audience discretion is advised for the comedy event.
Seth Meyers has completed eight seasons on "Saturday Night Live" with three seasons as head writer for the show. He has been co-anchor and sole anchor of "Weekend Update." Last year, the segment was seen several times in prime time as a result of the sketches about vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
According to the "Saturday Night Live" Web site, before focusing his attention solely on "Update," Meyers was a regular player in sketches, performing numerous characters and impressions, most notably an uncanny portrayal of Sen. John Kerry for the show's satire of the 2004 presidential election.
A graduate of Northwestern University, he studied and performed at ImprovOlympic (where many SNL cast members and writers got their starts, including cast members Rachel Dratch, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler) before moving on to the Boom Chicago Theater in Amsterdam, Holland. His acclaimed show "Pick-ups and Hiccups" with partner Jill Benjamin toured Europe and eventually caught the eye of "SNL" producers.
Most recently, Meyers appeared in Paul Weitz' "American Dreamz." Additionally, Meyers wrote the script for the upcoming feature "Key Party" for Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video Motion Pictures. He also appeared alongside Brendan Fraser in the movie "Journey to the Center of the Earth."
Roadrunner Days is the official UTSA kickoff for the new academic year, and the time to welcome new and returning students with a variety of free, fun and spirited events.
First-time freshmen are expected to attend Aug. 21-29 events with the Fall Convocation and College Orientations being mandatory. All students are encouraged to participate in events throughout the week as a way to make new friends and become more familiar with the UTSA experience.


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text: :neutral::gasp:I have a 2005 4x4 Silverado - coming back from the farm to the city (Edmonton) noticed a grinding sound when I turned into service station to get gas. Crawled underneath and could not see anything. Had new front brake pads installed at dealer back in October 07. Went to proceed and grinding sound started again. Had the hook come and tow it to my new service garage of choice. Put on hoist and pulled front wheel - found right fron bearing hub (ie: the bearings had cratered). The Generous Motors engineers had designed this hub part to "NOT" be greased or repacked - and after looking at the bearings, one could surmise that they had put as little grease as possible into this bearing hub. The hub with bearings, ABS sensor,wheel studs etc. was a $400.00 touch, new calipers required both sides of course, new rotors required,both sides, new pads required, The truck has 145,000 km and I will no doubt replace the left front Wheel bearing hub before it fails. I phoned the dealer in Stony Plain about what had evolved and it was the typical "who cares, don't bore me with your sad story." Bottom line is that I have always driven Chev trucks/cars and I observe more and more of the dumpster parts. You can't grease the U-Joints (no nipples) or repack wheel bearings - you just wait for the driveline to fall off or the hubs to fall off. I would have driven into the Chev dealer this August and traded for another Chev truck, no questions asked. However, I will now look around at the Nissan,Dodge,Ford - perhaps they have something better to offer this customer , at least it cannot be any worse than the Chev truck experience that I had this past week and decided to share with this forum.


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Put the box on at night, or before bees are flying in the morning. That way they orient on the front of the box, not on the front of the transition where they left from since the transition was installed..
I put two drawn combs, two frames of foundation. Don't put too many, (could attract SHB and Wax Moths).
If all entrances are sealed, you will first notice guard bees moving to the front of the hive. You will notice cleaners enter the box and start cleaning the frames you give them and the box.
Let them use the box for a few days before introducing the unsealed brood. Then you can remove the foundation frames and put more drawn comb if you have it because bees will rush into the box once the brood is introduced. Then they will protect it.
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Wayne Law Career Services Office responds to economic reality
DETROIT (Oct. 19, 2010) – In this time of economic challenge, the Wayne State University Law School Career Services Office (CSO) is increasing its efforts to reach out to employers and develop new programs to help students and alumni identify their ideal career path and launch a successful job search.
"Change is afoot in the legal job market, and Wayne Law is responding accordingly," said Kathy Fox, director of Employer Development. "The Law School is taking a proactive stance on assisting our alumni and students in finding new and unique opportunities for employment."
|An Evening at the Ballpark with Wayne Law
In early August, the CSO hosted An Evening at the Ballpark with Wayne Law. The event attracted some 120 attorneys representing 60 Michigan law firms who mingled with law students to kick-off the fall recruitment season.
"This event has paid dividends thus far, with the number of on-campus employers increasing to 55 this year from 45 last year," Fox said. "For those firms that attended the event but were unable to interview on campus, the event opened doors for students to meet individually with attorneys for networking purposes." One firm has worked closely with Diane Fears, CSO director and pro bono coordinator, on a unique pro bono opportunity wherein law students assist the firm's efforts to ensure that Michigan prisoners receive adequate medical care and treatment.
Increasing Wayne Law's visibility in the Detroit metro legal community is another goal of the CSO this year. In June, Fox was appointed to the board of directors for the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association, and she also works closely with the Oakland County Bar Association (OCBA). Fox is a member of OCBA's public service committee to engage Wayne Law in pro bono activities, and she works with OCBA's New Lawyers Council and its student committee. As a result, there has been an increase in interest by Wayne Law students, including the appointment of second-year law student Emily Thomas as vice chair of the student committee.
The CSO also focuses efforts on practice areas that are experiencing growth and alternative career options outside the traditional practice of law. The office has seen an increase in interest from the accounting firms seeking to hire Wayne Law students and graduates, as well as more government opportunities and clerkships on campus this fall. The office also is working to publicize opportunities in personal injury law due to the changes in law that the McCormick case has provided.
"Wayne Law's on-campus interview program now extends beyond the traditional big firm summer associate recruitment, said Krystal Gardner, CSO assistant dean. "We have been visiting legal employers and making personal connections that are beginning to generate job opportunities for Wayne Law."
In addition, two new programs are now offered by the CSO. Find Your Focus field trips give students the opportunity to visit legal employers who provide a tour of the office, discuss their work, offer career advice and answer student questions. Job Shadowing allows students to follow an attorney on the job for a day. It is a unique chance to learn about an employer and a practice area and make an invaluable networking contact.
For more information, visit the CSO's recently revamped website, follow the CSO blog or call (313) 577-3949.
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Discussion in 'Member Garages' started by rbramhill, Jan 27, 2013.
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Looking good so far!!!
I bet that 4.8 doesn't like those big tires on the freeway, unless you are lucky to have 3.73's.
havent really hit the highway yet but man it sure drinks the gas in the city
I just saw your other post about the gearing, I kinda knew you weren't going to be happy lol!! What gears do you have now 3.42??? I had 35's and 4.10's on my 05 silverado with the 5.3 and it was a dog. I bumped up to a 4.88 front and rear gearing and it was a lot better, If you go to a 4.10 it will be even worse on gas, but you will get some power back. Big tires are a double edge sword, they look bad a$$, but boy you pay the price!!
i honestly dont even know what gears i have now how can i find out?
I believe inside your glove box, there should be a big white label on the lid. It has a list of all the RPO codes, I am not sure which one's they use now for gearing. I know some of the older one's had like GU6, G80, G86 and so on. Maybe someone with a newer truck can answer that one, I haven't bought a new truck since 05'
ive been trying to find something online for what gears would be best to run 33's but i guess without knowing what i have i cant really find much haha
I have stock 3.73 on 33s and love it. I got a lot of get up in go. I'm also a tuned 5.3 but none the less that should be a solid gear for you
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EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - Monday's evening rush hour storm left a coating of ice that slowed vehicles for more than two hours in eastern El Paso County.
From 5 p.m. until around 7:30 p.m., vehicles struggled to avoid sliding off a 20-mile stretch of Highway 94 between Colorado Springs and Ellicott. Rush hour traffic from nearby Schriever Air Force Base added to the congestion, making it difficult for sand trucks to reach the area.
Many drivers parked on the shoulder and waited for conditions to improve, or abandoned their vehicles and found other transportation.
Steep hills made driving particularly challenging, especially the hill east of Marksheffel Road just outside the Colorado Springs city limits. State road crews briefly closed the hill to apply sand and provide needed traction to drivers.
No serious accidents or injuries were reported.
Monday's storm was the second in a week to seriously impact Highway 94 in that area. A storm last Tuesday forced the highway to close overnight, stranding students and teachers at Miami-Yoder School and requiring some drivers to spend the night at the Ellicott Fire Station.
Monday's storm also produced scattered white-out conditions similar to last week's storm. Slide-offs and minor crashed were reported in Black Forest and north of Ellicott.


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Alright i know this is not the right spot to do this but i am gonna post it here anyway. Someone close by might be interested. I got a 1978 Bronco that i need to get rid of. The truck runs great. Not sure how many miles are on the new motor. It has a 351w bored over .30, and a racing cam. It has a 4 inch suspenion lift on it and 35's. The body is pretty solid. There are 2 small rust spots. I bought the truck with the intention to make a mud bog truck, when i tore the interrior out it was in too good of shape to start cutting. Then i was gonna restore it truck. Well then i wanted a 9 inch lift and 44 boggers. and a sound system on top of that. So i think i would be better off to list this truck as a hunting truck and sell it. I have had the truck for a while and i just want to more it so i can get my boat out of the yard and onto the driveway. Make me an offer or a trade i cant refuse.
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The Bruins snapped their longest losing streak of the season and positioned them to control their destiny in the final four games of the season by beating the Panthers, 3-0, Sunday at TD Garden.
With the victory, Boston's first in five games (0-3-1 in four games entering Sunday), the B's pulled themselves even with the Canadiens atop the Northeast Divison with 59 points, though the B's have played 44 games to Montreal's 45.
Carl Soderberg got his first career NHL point, picking up a rather liberal assist on a play in which Jaromir Jagr recovered a puck along the boards and fired a wrist shot past Jacob Markstrom to open the scoring for the B's. Dougie Hamilton, playing in place of the injured Adam McQuaid, scored in the second period to make it 2-0. The B's made it 3-0 with 1:22 remaining in the game on an empty-netter from Brad Marchand.
Picking up the shutout was Tuukka Rask, who made 28 saves for his fourth shutout of the season. Rask's career-high for shutouts in a single season is five, which he accomplished in the 2009-10 season.
- Claude Julien essentially called Tuukka Rask out following Saturday's game, saying that the Bruins needed timely saves. The Bruins went back with Rask again on Sunday, and he came through with a very timely save in the first period to preserve the Bruins' lead by robbing Drew Shore on a play in front. Shore, who was battling with Wade Redden in front, took a feed from a teammate and had the whole right side of the net to work with, but Rask was able to slide over to block him with the left pad.
- For the fourth consecutive game, the Bruins scored the game's first goal. For the first consecutive game, they won.
- Hamilton had a nice return to the lineup after being a healthy scratch on Saturday (and in three of the Bruins' previous four games entering Sunday). Paired with Zdeno Chara, Hamilton had five shots on goal and scored from the point on a slapshot in the second period for his fifth goal of the season, which will certainly help his case to stick in the lineup come playoff time.
- Patrice Bergeron had a season-high seven shots on goal Sunday, and he's really hit the ground running since returning from his concussion. In his three games since coming back, Bergeron has 17 shots on goal.
- The Bruins were playing without both McQuaid (lower-body) and Nathan Horton (upper-body). Both players were out with injuries sustained in Saturday's loss to the Penguins, as Horton appeared to hurt his left wrist while fighting Jarome Iginla and McQuaid was slow to get back to the bench after a hit from Matt Cooke.
- Milan Lucic made his return to the lineup Sunday after being a healthy scratch on Saturday. He was more active than in previous games, as he finished with three shots on goal. His wrist shot on Markstrom in the second period marked his first shot on goal in over a week, as he had last put a puck on net last Saturday against the Hurricanes. Lucic was denied on a rebound bid following a David Krejci shot in the second period and still has just two goals over his last 28 games.