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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC)
Amendment 75 of 1996
Carrying capacity
Central Arkansas Nature Center (CANC)
Hunting license revenue
Management tool
Pittman - Robertson Act
Scientific management
White-tailed deer
Wildlife biologist
*See glossary for definations
AGFC estimated that only 500 white-tailed deer remained in Arkansas in 1930. Several animal species in the United States were extinct by that time and more were endangered. Decades of overharvest converged with the Great Depression, higher human population and wildlife habitat destruction to cause this crisis. Fortunately, true hunters stepped forward to lead the conservation movement that continues today. Thanks to the foresight of those hunters, wildlife populations have reached record levels across the country. There are around one million white-tailed deer in Arkansas now, for example. Hunters and anglers began America's first environmental movement, lobbying for self-imposed fees and regulations to fund fish and wildlife restoration. Hunters have paid some $20 billion for conservation through excise taxes, licenses and permits that benefit all species of fish and wildlife, not simply game or sport species.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) – the state agency responsible for managing fish and wildlife populations
Carrying capacity – the amount of wildlife a given area of land can sustain; varies with amount of food, water and shelter available
Habitat – living place for wild animals that includes available food, water and space
Harvest – to take wildlife during legal hunting or trapping seasons; wildlife biologists incorporate game and furbearer harvest forecasts into population management strategies
Hunters – sportsmen who pursue game species during legal hunting season, thereby providing population control and funds for all wildlife management work through hunting license purchases and hunting equipment excise taxes
Hunting license revenue – funds generated from hunting license sales that support wildlife management work for all species
Management tool – a method used by wildlife biologists to reach a goal in a species management plan
Pittman–Robertson Act – federal legislation enacted in 1937 at the request of hunters that collects a 10% excise tax on firearms, ammunition and archery equipment to fund management work that benefits all wildlife species
Scientific management – the practice of researching and applying professional, biological standards to ensure wildlife species remain at healthy levels balanced with available habitat
White-tailed deer – the most popular big-game species in Arkansas that has rebounded from a low of around 500 specimens in 1930 to about one million now due to AGFC management practices and valuable contributions from hunters
Wildlife biologist – a scientist who studies and manages wild animals
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Keep your best cutlery sharp and ready for action when you use the Chef's Choice Ultra Hone Sharpener (112B, 112W). This three (3) stage electric knife sharpener helps to keep your knives at their best for years to come, and it utilizes diamond abrasives to keep them sharp. The precise knife guiding system helps to guide the knives through the sharpening process so they won't risk becoming scuffed or scratched, while the powerful AC motor ensures that each edge will never be detempered when run through this sharpener.
Stage 1 and 2 of the sharpening process use 100% diamond-coated disks to sharpen and strengthen the blades of each knife, and Stage 3 takes that 100% diamond technology to create and hone the Gothic Trizor edge that is stronger than the best factory sharpness. Both straight and serrated blades can be sharpened with this sharpener, and the UL approval allows it to be used in home and residential environments. Perfect for any kitchen, this cutlery sharpener will keep your knives strong and sharp so you can always cut your best.
Diamond Abrasive Technology:100% diamond abrasives make it easier and quicker to sharpen and hone the blades on your knives
Sharpens Various Edges:Both straight and serrated knife blades can be sharpened using this machine
Safety:The UL approval makes this knife sharpener easy and safe to use in residential environments
- Model: 112W, 112BChef's Choice Ultra Hone Sharpener
- Brand: Chef's ChoiceNever detempers the knife edge
- Three (3) stage sharpeningPowerful AC motor
- Uses 100% diamond coated disksAssembled in the USA
- Advanced micron size diamond technologyUL and ETL approved
- Sharpens both straight and serrated edgesInput voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Automatically positions and stabilizes the knifeWeight: 4.9 lbs
- Warranty: 2 yearsDimensions: 5" H x 10" W x 3" D
- Height: 5"
- Width: 10"
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Sagrada Familia private Room + Terrace ("The Green Room")
Size16 m²
Floor No.5(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Calle Xifre, 08026 Barcelona, Spain
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|Private room
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The modern apartment with Wi-Fi and a desktop PC is shared with other international guests. The 'Green Room' consists of a comfortable double bed and a wardrobe.
The communal facilities include a colourfully decorated living room with a sofa, dining area and office area. Guests are welcome to use the hot drink facilities and condiments provided in the fully equipped kitchen. There is a shared tiled bathroom with a shower.
The safe area offers a wide selection of shops, supermarkets and bakeries. It hosts the famous Clot Market selling fresh local products. Two metro stations and numerous bus routes provide excellent transport links.
Take a leisurely 35-minute stroll through the picturesque streets to Barcelona Beach. Sights along the way include the Glòries Shopping Centre, Avinguda Diagonal Shopping Street and the Torre Agbar Tower.
The rooms have no lock, but the atmosphere of the apartment is safe since I hosted every day, clean, organize and talk to my guests to see if everything is alright. If you travel with some cash value or do not want to keep it in the room I can keep it for you, since I live in the apartment next door.
Towels are included in the price and will be changed depending on the number of nights booked and the guest itself. There shall be no change of towels on bookings under 4 nights.
House rulesThe welcoming host is available to assist guests with any aspect of their stay and will also offer tips for getting the best out of a stay in Barcelona.
Please note that the 'Green Room' is suitable for guests staying for 5 nights or longer.
For short stays, guests can stay in the 'B&W Room', which is also listed on Wimdu. Please check the host's profile for more details.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
Smoking is permitted on the terrace only.
Air conditioning is available in the room for an optional fee of €10 per day which is payable in cash on check-in.
Each guest has to clean and pick up their things in the common areas
It is forbidden to take people to the apartment
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Reviews of this property
Dear Monica,
We had an amazing time in the city Barcelona.
we where very happy with everything, the room, the perfect laying town Cot........
It was close to al the places we wanted to see.
Yes, thanks again, a holiday how i will never forget.
Love and blessings,
didi and paul xxxx
We've spent an amazing week in Barcelona and all thanks to mrs Monicas great apartment. The rooms is clean and nice. The whole flat isn't very big but for us it wasn't that important. The tarrace is the best. Also, great localisation, it is really close to sagrada familia, the subway or to bus to go to the beach.
There was only one bad thing about this room. Our window went to the inside of neighbourhood qnd sometimes we couldn't sleep at night because of the noisy neighbour
It was a very nice stay. It was a cosy appartment. It was clean. We enjoyed it big time! We also want to Thank Monica for her kindness!
Thank you! Next time we travel to Barcelona we will come back.
We had a great stay.
the apartment is nice, well located and Monica are really friendly.
excellent experience.
Nous avons passé un très bon séjour.
l'appartement est agréable, bien situé et Monica est vraiment sympathique.
excellente expérience.
Location centrally located and yet very quiet apartment, roof terrace, environment, accessibility to all attractions were very good. The only thing that was really to complain about was the cleanliness of the bathroom. This was during my entire stay (5 days) not cleaned, also not previously; When several people that share a bath, not so pleasant! Nevertheless, I would choose the apartment again because of the location.
Lage zentral und doch sehr ruhig, Wohnung, Dachterrasse, Umgebung, Erreichbarkeit aller Sehenswürdigkeiten waren sehr gut. Das Einzige, das wirklich zu beanstanden war, war die Sauberkeit des Bades. Hier wurde während meines gesamten Aufenthaltes ( 5 Tage) nicht gereinigt, auch vorher nicht; Bei mehreren Personen, die sich ein Bad teilen, nicht so angenehm! Trotzdem würde ich aufgrund der Lage das Appartment noch einmal auswählen.
Super! The reception and the organization was pleasant and were uneventful. Monica is very flexible and I recommend the super apartment.
Super! L accueil et l organisation fut agreable et se sont deroule sans probleme. Monica est tres flexible et je recommande le super appartement.
Nice and quiet for being so centrally. Comfortable beds, important. We shared kitchen, bathroom, dining room and terrace with others. Worked mckt good, an English girl looked out and greeted when we arrived, others saw / heard we never slightly off. No problem for Monica that we arrived rather late (in the middle of the night.) We can think of to stay there again. Margaret Kårelind
Tyst och lugnt för att vara så centralt. Sköna sängar, viktigt. Vi delade kök, bad, matrum och terass med flera. Fungerade mckt bra, en engelsk tjej tittade ut och hälsade när vi kom, övriga såg/ hörde vi aldrig ngt av. Inga problem för Monica att vi kom rätt sent ( mitt i natten.) Vi kan tänka oss att bo där igen. Margareta kårelind
Apartment very nice, large room, clean ... Nothing to say! Monica is very nice ....
To choose without hesitation.
Pros: clean, quiet, friendly, location
Cons: no lock to the room (not a problem for us)
Appartement très agréable, grande chambre, propre... Rien a dire! Monica est très sympa....
À choisir sans hésitation.
Points positifs : propre, calme, sympa, emplacement
Points négatifs : pas de serrure à la chambre (pas un problème pour nous)
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I imagine the wholesale cost is lower but I suppose if you have a market you can command this price?
I imagine the wholesale cost is lower but I suppose if you have a market you can command this price?
Its clear that Blackbird is a retailer, not the producer. Here's the producer's web site:
Retailers are free to price their products however they choose. But just because a jar has a "retail price" does not mean that there are significant numbers of transactions at that price.
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The packaging to me isn't very attractive, kind of looks like a bottle of something you would see in a laboratory. Price is another thing. John
Marketing is an extremely complex subject. That is probably why you can get things like college degrees and people are paid their entire careers just to manage it. It is also an in exact science. Meaning they can see how it works but cannot predict it very well or even know why it works the way it does.
So what does it have to say about $1 an oz or higher honey and why people will pay that. Basically what is known is that they will. And the higher the price, if you are doing the right things, is better.
A real case of what goes on in the brain of a person that selects honey that is priced 4 times what it is really worth is not that the honey is worth 4 times as much. It is that they are. And it is important to understand this when marketing to this customer.
SO get this picture.
A Caribbean sunset with a super model figured woman lounging on a rock wearing a top fashion bikini covered in a silk shawl. laying back while her muscle bond sex slave man drips honey on her lips. and that honey is yours. And she is worth every drop.
It is like $1000 a bottle wine.
I sell pens and I once showed my top of the line most expensive pen to a person. It was priced at $700. they asked me if I mad anything they would be interested in. I asked what they woudl be interested in and they said anything over $2500. This person would literally be embarrassed to pull out a pen to sign something that was not unmistakable worth over 2 grand. I told him no but I could get him something. He eventually bought a mammoth ivory pen enlayed with ebony and Opal. It was costume made with the materials selected specifically for his pen. where the opal came from. the exact piece of Ivory etc all had connections to him and his life story. It was a very easy story to tell as he pulled the pen from his pocket and had his 20 seconds to point out his obvious importance in owning such an instrument.
So that is just one example of how the human and buying actually work.
What made the pet rock such a hit. Truth is nobody really knows. But you had to have one. and it had to be authentic. and that is probably where it lies. I have an authentic. Authentic rock? No Authentic Pet Rock. It is like a source of pride to have paid money for a stupid rock. But it works.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
I think that was the whole point of the bottles and labels. Seems like they may be doing something right or maybe $$ isn't an issue.
The more u make it a luxury with higher perceived higher the better then I suppose?
That bottle makes me think there is a label on the other side that states: WalMart Pharmacy, Take twice a day with meals.
Still, to price ur honey that high seems kind of full or yourself.
I worked for a major oil field service company was subjected to several negotiating schools. The first thing taught was that the price of anything is determined by what someone is willing to pay for it. I don't plan on selling any honey, so it doesn't matter to me. I would like to bottle a couple of hundred bottles of honey to give to my friends. I'm 73 and the bees are fun thing for me. For you beekeepers that want to make a profit, sell it for what the market will bear. In hard times, no one is going to come take care of you.
I sell a very small amount of honey. Most is sold within view of the hives at a farm stand. The area is an expensve housing market, and everything else is pricey too. Non treating or heating my honey is a plus. Some of my honey has sold for $10 per pound, but most has gone for $12. Or, $1.00 per liquid ounce ...
Trying to think inside the box...
If you can command 23 bucks a jar good for you. You only need to sell 1/3 of what I do to make the same money. How about those gas stations that sell gas a buck higher then everyone else around. Market demand driven.
Raw? Unfiltered? Uh-huh.
They are helping to raise the average retail price. That's a good thing.
Mark Berninghausen
A rising tide lifts all ships!
Thank goodness it's not $1.00 per # people might use that as a reference point.
Yes, Mbeck, that's right, but if I can get my honey on the same shelf I believe I could make a living at a lower price.
Mark Berninghausen
A buck an ounce is normal at the farmer's markets in Urban areas.
Crazy Roland
I'm not suggesting a huge jump without a different strategy but I could foresee a senecio where local and smaller producers/bottlers benefit from a spike in popularity of boutique,premium or higher end bottled honey.
All speculation on my part no great amount of experience.
Pricing is a important difficult decision to make and one that you might not often know if you made correctly.
Actually, were I wanting to sell more honey and had a jar and label of similar quality, but different in style, and I had a chance of getting my honey on the shelf, I would wholesale my product at the same whole sale price as the other guy, not less.
I have some RAW Honey at one of the stores I sell to and I made the mistake of pricing it lower than what I wrote above. Profit loss.
Mark Berninghausen
Honey is a great commodity. It is a natural food, and there are more and more people searching for natural or organic foods. If one considers the demand and the current inflation of most food items, a buck an ounce doesn't sound bad.
Here is another example:
$14 for 10.5 oz of honey. That is $1.33 per ounce. This came to my attention via a banner ad on Beesource. What a great site to use market expensive honey!
You folks that want to know how to get this price just need to follow Zeke's example!
Meet Zeke Freeman
Growing up on his familys farm in Northwestern Pennsylvania, Zeke Freeman gained an appreciation for homegrown fruits and vegetables and the rich heritage of artisanal food production. As an adult, he turned his passion for preparing food for family and friends into a full-time pursuit of the culinary arts.
In 1989, Freeman enrolled in the University of Montanas School of Food Management & Culinary Arts, and after earning his degree, he relocated to France to continue his education at the Hotel School of Grenoble. While in France, he worked under the direction of Alain Ducasse, a highly acclaimed chef known for his unique interpretation of Mediterranean cuisine.
Following two years in France working with and learning from accomplished international chefs, Freeman moved back to the United States and began working as a buyer for Dean & Deluca in New York City. In his pursuit of fine foods for the upscale retailer, Freeman discovered Beehive Bee Products, Inc., whose founder, Ann Becker, was interested in selling singlefloral varietal honeys.
Working as an advisor, Freeman repackaged Beehives honeys in clear, retro-inspired glass jars, earning recognition in Metropolitan Homes Top 100. In 2005, Freeman acquired majority ownership of Beehive Bee Products, in partnership with Sam Yocum, a photographer and designer. Freeman and Yocum re-launched the company under its current name: Bee Raw Honey.
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We all know who the captain is. Anyone think the role should go to someone else? If so, who and why?
We all know who the captain is. Anyone think the role should go to someone else? If so, who and why?
I think its time for the most productive player on the defense to take that role over and obviously its JPP.
There's something counter-productive about having a captain who is head and shoulders worse than another player. Also it seems with Tuck as captain the defense tends to take on his personality. Meaning when he plays well the defense plays well but when he decides that he wants to take a week off the whole defense takes a the week off with the obvious acception being JPP.
Last season I said that Tuck should be benched to send a message and this season I'm saying it again. I don't think you can be a good leader from the bench.
My 5 year old son right before the kickoff of the Super Bowl 46: Dad, are the Giants gonna win?
Burier: Yes.
My 5 year old son right before the kickoff of Super Bowl 46: Do you promise?
Burier: Yes. I promise.
I'm not sure what is up with our defensive line, honestly. Outside of JPP it seems no one is ever getting any pressure. I don't know if they are hurt, tired or just don't care. I hope they turn things around real quick though..
I don't know who the defensive captain should be but I agree it shouldn't be Tuck, as for JPP I don't think it should be him either because dumping players in a cold tub doesn't set a good example. I don't think any defensive player really stands out in terms of leadership. If you ever watched a Ravens game you see veteran players like Ray Lewis who gets his team fired up before and during the game, I don't know if he's a 'defensive captain' or not but that's what a defensive captain should be doing.
JPP is no doubt a great player but I'd disagree on nominating him the captain since he needs a little bit more experience in the NFL and he doesn't seem like the leader type anyhow. I'd give the nod to Michael Boley first.
Boley, Rolle, or Blackburn.
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
Rolle without a doubt. Every season since he has been here he has played hard just about every snap. He is loud, fiery and a presence out there. Always intense on and off the field. I'd vote for him.


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Jailed Columbia man's alleged tax scam grows across Mid-Missouri
More victims come forward claiming David Keithley stole their tax money
FAYETTE, Mo. - Police across Mid-Missouri are asking people to check if they have been scammed on their taxes, after a local tax preparer is charged with stealing thousands.
David Keithley faced a judge for the first time Tuesday. ABC 17 News reported last week he was charged for scamming a Glasgow couple. Since that story aired, law enforcement said more potential victims are coming forward.
Howard County investigators said the case is much larger than they first thought and they currently can't even pinpoint how huge this case is.
Due to the number of people involved, investigators said the collection of evidence is time-consuming and the calls from new victims keep coming in.
"There is a lot of money involved and a lot of people… it is scary," said Cpt. Jeff Glandon with the Howard County Sheriff's Department.
It is clear by talking to law enforcement that they believe Keithley has been scamming his clients for a while by telling them to write checks to him for money owed to the IRS. "He is having the individuals just write the checks out to Keithley and Associates, and therefore he is able to take that money and utilize it in his own way," said Glandon.
The Glasgow victims first brought their story to the Howard County Sheriff's Department after the IRS said they owed money for taxes from last year. Finally they talked to a tax expert and were notified that they had likely been victimized.
The elderly couple had given Keithley almost $13,000 that he was supposed to give to the government. "He had stolen the money from this couple through deception," said Glandon.
ABC 17 News found court documents that detail Keithley as guilty of a similar crime in Boone County. Other court documents show he faces the same charges in a second case as well. "It is my understanding he is also on probation and parole for stealing," said Glandon.
The current Columbia victim said Keithley did his company's taxes and ran off with more than $1,500. It was money the victim was forced to pay again, but instead to the IRS just as the Glasgow couple did.
Keithley has been in the Mid-Missouri area for more than five years. Investigators said they know of two addresses he used in Fayette and Columbia, however they do not know if he is still in business.
"That to me is a big red flag... Do business with people who show their business and check them out," said Glandon.
Keithley has mostly targeted elderly people, and may even have victims from 2013. At this point, investigators aren't sure how much money has been stolen, however if it turns out to be more than $40,000, the IRS and federal government will get involved.
Keithley is now behind bars in Howard County on a $75,000 cash-only bond. He asked a judge to lower that amount on Tuesday, but the judge denied the request. His next court date is June 7.
Currently police are asking people to check their records for the last few years if they have worked with Keithley. They're asking if people see any issues to call law enforcement and report it.


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The program prepares students through extensive study in molecular and cellular biology within the context of a broad biological background — all of which is firmly grounded in a biblical worldview. A required research component ensures that students are competent practitioners of the scientific method. Through rigorous coursework, real-world problem solving and carefully designed laboratory experiences, students receive the theoretical and technical training that they need to become holistically thinking molecular biologists.


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'Tool Shed' sculpture is People's Choice winner
Visitors to the Hackensack Sculpture Park from June 1 through Labor Day cast their votes for their favorite sculptured piece, and of the five pieces displayed, "Tool Shed" by Albert Belleveau garnered the most votes.
This sculptor won the People's Choice cash prize awarded by the Northwoods Arts Council (NAC).
This NAC project of outdoor public art was displayed in the city park of Hackensack along the Paul Bunyan Trail. It was made possible by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board administered through the Five Wings Arts Council.
Belleveau, of the Bemidji area, has been crafting large sculpture pieces for more than 20 years. His acclaimed artwork has been on display in many different states in a variety of venues both public and private.
Belleveau uses his art as "a community building tool" to bring people of all ages together. "Tool Shed" was made with hundreds of tools, which Belleveau said is representative of the "history and pioneer spirit of the north woods."
Other artists who participated in the 2013 Hackensack Sculpture Park included Chris Gustafson of Watkins, "El Toro;" Tim Cassidy of New York Mills, "Fertile Flight" and "Stegomorph;" and Andy Arend of Rochester, "Large Mouth Bass."


text: I don't think the reviews you are reading are current ones. The P 250 had problems in the introduction and Sig got and deserved the grief they caught for not having it right BEFORE it was introduced. To Sig's credit and my own experience( I own two P 250c) and the current reviews I read are it is an excellent pistol now, the only issue now seems to be getting adjusted to the double action and long trigger pull. There is plenty of information on this forum from actual owners of this pistol and is a good source for you to make a judgement...JJ


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I keep my 2 colonies in 8 frame mediums. Both currently consist of just 2 mediums. It was a weird summer, with swarms and supercedures, and neither colony really took off in terms of numbers or stores. On inspection today, Colony 1 has 3 frames of brood, 5 of heavy but uncapped stores, and 8 empties. (Those empties are on the outsides of each box, but are the equivalent of a whole box.) Colony 2 has 5 frames of brood, 7 of moderate mostly uncapped stores, and 4 empties. I'm currently feeding 2:1 syrup.
Should I keep feeding them?
Should I combine them?
Should I rearrange colony 1, take out those empties, and take it down to just one box? (Feels a bit strange to go into winter with just a medium).
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When your dick's size becomes so large that it reaches a critical mass and begins to collapse in on the balls. The dick then retracts inside of the pelvis and forms a psuedo vagina.
"Hey Bobby what's that glowing rod coming from your pants?!" "Oh thats just a dick implosion, an interstellar mass larger than the sun retreating back into itself so as to hide its awesomeness from the world because the world cannot understand it yet."
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Teaneck, police blotter, Feb. 7
The police blotter is compiled by Teaneck Suburbanite from information provided by the Teaneck Police Department. The information is released to the press at the discretion of the police department, and may not represent the total scope of police activity. All persons are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Jan. 28. At 9:55 a.m., a vacant property was burglarized through a basement window. Numerous pipes were stolen and the hot water heater and the boiler were damaged.
Domestic Violence
Jan. 26. At 1:42 a.m., an adult male was arrested and charged with domestic violence assault after being in a physical altercation with his wife during a course of an argument.
Jan. 26. At 3:20 a.m., an adult female was arrested and charged with domestic violence assault after being in a physical altercation with her adult sister during a course of an argument.
Jan. 27. At 2:07 p.m., a Teaneck resident reported her boyfriend assaulted her after they returned home. A complaint was signed by the complainant and is pending a probable cause hearing.
Domestic Violence
Jan. 27. At 4:40 p.m., a male subject threatened his girlfriend during an argument over their child.
Jan. 30. At 5:40 p.m., a woman reported her husband and one of his family members threatened to kill her. Harassment complaints were signed against both the husband and the family member and an arrest warrant was issued.
Jan. 29. At 2:45 p.m., a Teaneck resident reported a credit card fraud when she located $320 worth of purchases on her debit card that she did not make.
Jan. 30. At 12:39 p.m., a Teaneck resident reported she was issued two summonses in New York City without her knowledge. She believes someone is fraudulently using her name.
Jan. 28. At 8:46 a.m., a resident reported receiving numerous emails from another person whom she had a relationship with online.
Jan. 29. At 12:31 p.m., an attendant at a Teaneck gas station reported he has been receiving threatening phone calls to the station.
Narcotics Arrest
Jan. 24. At 10:29 a.m., a Teaneck High School student was arrested for possession of marijuana.


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New technology from FANUC offers more than just performance enhancements.
These rail-mounted robots employ integrated robot vision (iRVision) to measure parts in 3D without a PC or other external devices. To facilitate high-speed bin picking, a 3D area sensor mounted above the bin maps the relative height levels of randomly oriented parts.
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Winterizing my bees, they found a spot in my veil where they could sting my chin (I think the veil was folded up against my skin -- they also stung me through my jeans). They are good at exploiting weaknesses.
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An event entitled, "The Role of Bulgarian Communities in the US for the Preservation of the Bulgarian Language and National Self-Awareness," was held on April 30, 2011 at Oakton Community College, Chicago. Representatives from Bulgarian schools abroad met with the Bulgarian Minister of Education, Dr. Sergei Ignatov to discuss the criteria for receiving accreditation for Bulgarian schools outside the country and other related topics.
After the forum, Minister Ignatov and his delegation were invited to visit The Field Museum and the Shedd Aquarium as guests of the America for Bulgaria Foundation (ABF) Archaeological & Anthropological Program and the Anthropology Department of The Field Museum.
Mrs. Dilyana Ivanova, an administrative assistant of the ABF Archaeology Advancement Program, coordinated the tours. Dr. William Parkinson, assistant curator of Eurasian Anthropology and director of the ABF Archaeology Advancement Program, and Ms. Ivanova accompanied the Bulgarian delegation during the visit to The Field Museum. Highlights of the visit include a tour of the Anthropology Department's facilities and general collections storage areas. Since Minister Ignatov is an Egyptologist, he was also interested in seeing the Museum's Egyptian collection. The Eastern European collection was also of great interest to the delegation and was included in the visit.
The Bulgarian representatives also visited some of the educational facilities of the museum, such as Crown Family Play Lab. This was an opportunity to exchange ideas for effectively connecting the Bulgarian education system with museums, and making Bulgarian museums more interactive for younger visitors.
During the tour, Minister Ignatov also met with Dr. Ryan Williams, Chair of the Anthropology Department at The Field Museum. Among the topics of discussion between the delegation, and The Field Museum representatives were: possible collaboration between American and Bulgarian Anthropological and Archaeological researchers, and the creation of venues for exchanging intellectual experiences through fellowships, conferences and seminars, workshops, collaborative fieldwork and research.


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MA from Western Michigan University, 1996
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BS from Northern Michigan University, 1987
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Prior to joining Davenport University, Ms. Garman, BSN, spent 16 years at Spectrum Health--first as a staff nurse on a Med/Surg unit, then as a clinical nurse educator in Med/Surg. From there she spent several years doing education on a system-wide level for Spectrum Health Hospitals in Grand Rapids. For her last five years at Spectrum Health, she was part of the Nursing Informatics team which was responsible for educating staff on the clinical computer system. This team also assisted with the design and implementation of the system for nursing and other clinical staff. Ms. Garman started at Davenport in 2002 as adjunct faculty and now serves fulltime in academic leadership in the health field.


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Steady Support for FireHouse Arts Center
Original post made by Claudette McDermott, Del Prado, on Apr 3, 2009
The Firehouse Arts Center, now under construction, will enrich the community with a 240-seat flexible studio theater, 2000 sq. feet of high-quality gallery space, two spacious and well-equipped art classrooms and 1350 sq. feet of grand lobby space. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are still welcomed for this event. For tickets or more information please visit www.pleasantonartsfoundation.org or call 925-846-1007.
What is of interest about this event is that during this period of economic downturn, support has been extremely steady and strong, attesting to the enthusiastic support of the community to complete funding for the new arts center. The event is truly a milestone of the project as the art experiences destined for the center will be shared during the evening with attending guests, giving the long awaited arts center a first breath of life.
Thank you once again for your support.
Christine Flavio
On Behalf of the Pleasanton Cultural Arts Foundation
Firehouse Arts Center Campaign
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 3, 2009 at 9:48 pm
Lucky Guy is a registered user.
It should not cost a dime out of city coffers. Government should be about the basics. Anything extra should be community fundraising, not city financed to a reported $8-10 Million. Not all residents benefit. That money could have been used for kids who are increasingly become drugged-out, etc., etc.
a resident of Livermore
on Apr 4, 2009 at 4:13 pm
You might benefit. You may be able to attend various multi-cultural events, take art classes, attend lectures and enjoy the visual arts. A healthy leadership plays a big part in whether such a facility succeeds or fails. A serious outreach effort to provide various programs for youth and seniors is basic. Kids have natural talents that get snuffed by a community wrapped up in conformity and not knowing what goes into to guiding them through an art curriculum. Please hire competant art instructors. Free attendance days, free day workshops for interested community and providing a venue for young musicians to share their talents. If art is going to be exhibited, hopefully the work will be fully insured and there will proper security to protect people and works on display.
I have my fingers crossed for a Low Rider show of souped up cars, a joyful Kwanza celebration, a Chinese New Year's Festival, St. Patrick's Day Celebration and Cinco de Mayo presentations with Mariachi's. VIVA! Special day for Seniors and Families.
No HARD SELL SALE OF TRINKETS...
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 5, 2009 at 9:30 am
There will be an art gallery where local artists will be able to display their work. There will be classes with opportunities for the community, all ages, to attend. There will be Visual arts which means, Dance, Music, Theatre, Art. To me the point of this center is to bring the Arts closer to it's community, where they can interact within their own town and not have to search out other facilities to share their creative talents. To create more opportunities not only to the young and old or to any specific gender or cultural background, but to everyone who wants to partake. The idea to give the community more options on where to spend their time and what to do with it in a positive way. Not just places to eat and shop. I think we need this and it is coming to fruition after lots of hard work, many hours by many people with volunteering their time and efforts, donations with money and items for the fundraisers...the list goes on. As your average community member, I thank everyone who has been involved in any way shape or form. Mahalo.
a resident of Livermore
on Apr 5, 2009 at 2:31 pm
People will only "partake" if they believe that their presence is valued. Outreach is one way to welcome a diverse community. If there is no outreach, you will fail.
Gothmog and allies are watching closely...


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Jose', you need to check out weaponeer.net. Those guys are the 1919 madmen! CHEEEEP prices in the group buys too.
Hey everyone. I've noticed that the 1919 kits are getting cheaper, anyone ever built one ? How hard are they to construct ? I've built my share of AK's and pieced together AR15's before, but how does this compare to constructing the 1919 ? I notice that you can get the 80% right sideplates from a guy named Geronimo off of GB, and kits from different suppliers.
Depending on how tax season goes, I just might invest in a kit and a sideplate. I'm in waaaaay over my head if I just jumped in, so does anyone have resources or tips and ideas ? Thanks guys.
Jose', you need to check out weaponeer.net. Those guys are the 1919 madmen! CHEEEEP prices in the group buys too.
"All right, you primitive screwheads, listen up. See this? This is my boomstick!"
-Ash, Army of Darkness
"There are two kinds of people in this world, Tuco.
Those with loaded guns,
and those who dig. You dig."
-Blondie, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
1-PAT built one.
He said it was way easier than a AK.
Damn, I was hoping someone could tell me the physical/mechanical differences between the 1/4" and 3/16" FA sideplates. I've looked for myself, but the only sideplates I can find are the 1/4" SA plates. I know the typical answer "read a book", can anyone point me towards such a book ? I'm not wanting to construct a 10-year vacation to Club Ass-Gang-Bang, I just like to know the difference.
I know I'm new here, but don't confuse me for a damn troll.
I found this on one of the M1919 sites.
BATF requires that semi builders use a 1/4 inch plate, and that it--and the bolt and trigger box--be milled down so that the sideplate has a ridge that slides in a groove in the bolt and trigger box. This is done to ensure that the internal parts can't simply be replaced by full auto parts to create a machine gun.
And the sideplate must have "Full penetration welds" to attach it rather than just rivets.
"Full penetration welds"................almost sounds sexual.......
I do not know it I would say it was easyer than an AK but it is very differant . differant kind of work. try 1919a4.com they will have ALL the info you need. they even have a toutural on the front page about 1/2 way down on the right hand side step by step from unpacking to test fireing. keep in mind you can buy one for a similar price as building. thies will be very expensive someday and the ability to easily sell it could be in your favor. a registered reciever has some benifets. I have seen them for under $1000 all ready. by the time you buy a kit, machine work, tools , bla bla bla. you will be close to that , and still have a home made gun that could be hard to sell. if you can do the machine work yourself yes it will be cheaper but still not registered.
just my 2 cent.
Also, keep in mind that all kits now available are Israeli production, not WWII GI, and they are in 7.62 NATO, not .30-06. Not really a big deal to many, but if you are looking for a WWII GI gun, what's available now won't be it.
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(928) 767-4945
e-mail email@example.com
great book on building & converting to semi auto. lots of photos, $24.95 ppd
& book price deductable from future build. $150 for 1919 80% semi auto plate.
he's listed as Pegasus on the 1919a4 board. great book! & he even does the
semi auto work on your parts if you like.
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Aquatic Fern Info
I have a low light tank that I am trying to fill up with slower-growing plants like ferns and crypts, but I am really confused as to which ferns are actually aquatic or bog plants, or even regular terrestrial plants, or maybe a combination of the three. Here are the ferns that I know of:
Java Ferns (Microsorium Pteropus)
Variants: Windelov, Trident, Narrow Leaf, Tropica, etc
Can obviously be grown indefinitely underwater, everyone has had some java ferns at some point.
African Water Fern (Bolbitis Heudelotti)
No variants that I know of...
Can be grown indefinitely underwater, but I don't konw about emersed growth.
El Niño Fern (Bolbitis Heteroclita)
No variants that I know of...
Has anyone grown this underwater? I thought that this was a fully aquatic species until recently, but now I just have no idea.
Peacock Fern (selaginella willdenowii)
No variants that I know of...
I have no idea how this should be grown. CAM647 has some in his tank, but I do not know how they are doing, and I am attempting to grow them emersed, but they haven't grown at all in the 5 days that i've had them. I google image searched this plant, and it showed it as a blue fern being grown in a pot in someone's kitchen. Can this be grown normally in a pot? Should this be grown underwater or above water?
Also, Google Images comes up with a plant that looks nothing like what i bought at Petco labelled as "Peacock Fern (Selaginella Willdenowii)" when you search for the common or latin names. Mine seems to be something totally different. What is the actual plant?
Borneo Fern (Trichomanes javanicum)
No variants that I know of...
I know that this can not be grown underwater, only emersed. I have it growing in my paludarium right now, but I'm not sure if I should be doing anything special to be taking care of it.
What other types of ferns are there that can be grown fully submerged and actually survive? I have heard something about a malayan and thai ferns, but when I searched for those on google images, all that came up was pictures of naked malaysian and thai women.
Subswassertang is believed to be a fern gametophyte.
bump... has anyone tried to grow any of the underwater? any luck? anyone?
I believe all of those can be grown above water (Never tried the Bolbitis species but I believe they do in theory). As for water...
Yup, all the javas grow under water, as well as emersed (I use them in humid terrariums as well). Add Phillipine, Red, Needle leaf, and at least one other definate form (a dwarf sized narrow leaf). Just from this one type of fern you have a great variety of sizes and shapes to choose from!
As for the Bolbitus, you might want to check out this thread. The Bolbitis typically seen in the hobby (Bolbitis heudelotti) is happy underwater given the right conditions (water flow, lots of light, and CO2). I don't see the other species around so I can't comment, but I know I'm looking for it for my terrariums, not aquariums ;) Niether is good for low light tanks tho.
None of the Selaginellas are truely aquatic... they like it wet in terrariums (challenging outside humid tanks) but are not IN water, just next to running water. S. willdenowii and a couple other more commonly cultivated species are often incorrectly sold as "aquatic" tanks... they just take a long time to die :( They spread across substrates, and will scramble across rockes and what not around water, and as long as they are kept on moist substrate with humidity, they will be happy plants. The peacock fern is typically S. unicata, also a bit blue but much smaller (creeps along ground, S. willdenowii grows up tall to around 4ft)
Trichomanes javanicum is a similar case of false advertising. I've had a lot of luck with this filmy fern in nice rainforest terrariums, and they tend to have been "aquatic" rescues that were on the verge of death. "Wet" and "aquatic" do not mean the same thing :( They are slow growing, just sit the rhizome on top of a substrate (think epiphyte) and keep it humid (be patient!). I believe I've seen a Trichomanes species sold either on here or APC that was supposed to be ok aquatic, but it's rare and I don't really know much about it... and I'm not sure I'd recomend it for a low light tank like Java ferns.
Malay and Thai ferns likely includes the "Java" ferns (the species grows all over that area), as well as Trichomanes species and Selaginella species can also be found in those areas. There are LOTS of ferns from that area, some may be aquatic, many found in wet areas, and a lot are misrepresented and sold as aquatic.
Just not too many low light and aquatic ferns in the hobby. I love low tech low light tanks, and Java fern varieties are a staple. Along with crypts, I'd also recomend most of the aquatic mosses and anubias! There are a number of other specifically low light plants too depending on what you mean by "low".
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#1 Thu 05 Feb 09 10:48pm
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Kinda passed it on
Hello just thought I'd take a peek and and say Hi and to let you know something fun has been happening in Hampshire, recently I catered for a 50th b'day in our local pub for 60 odd peeps, I decided on a pie and a pint night thought I give your steak guiness and cheese pie ago, well all I can say is that I cooked 60 and they were demolished in a nanosecond and from that day to this the demand is unbelieveable, You have made a lot of big bearly men very happy all screaming for pies to fill there freezers up with and to take to work, I tried my best but could not keep up demand for these little gems so in essence i've been passing it onto the wives who have asked!! and thats been fair few, anyway just thought I'd pass onto you what an inspiration you are to me and mentor in my kitchen and if you ever fancy setting up a pie shop in the south I'm your women lol
kindest regards
#2 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:11pm
- Forum champ Occupation Bewitched, bothered and bewildered Mother
- From Ireland
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Re: Kinda passed it on
Great stuff, betcha it feels good. What's next on the agenda????
Welcome to the forums, hope you enjoy it here and have fun.
#3 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:12pm
Mr Grumpy
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Re: Kinda passed it on
Hi, Mya. Are you anywhere near Lyndhurst or Brockenhurst?
#4 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:16pm
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Re: Kinda passed it on
Hi ya
Portsmouth however I can deliver down your way lol anything for a day out in the new forest lol oh can you put your pic on here didn't know that, nice bike by the way
#5 Thu 05 Feb 09 11:48pm
Mr Grumpy
- Forum champ Occupation Sh*t Finder
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Re: Kinda passed it on
No, I don't live there but my elder son was at Winchester and we used to drive there on Sundays and get some great food (including spectacular pies) at the Rose and Crown in Brockenhurst and buy some good venison from a butcher in Lyndhurst. I love Pompey; all that naval history and Gales HSB. To get an avatar you have to be a regular contributor for a year or astound the regulators with your gastronomic brilliance, so let the pies do the talkin'!
Do you do your own pastry?
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#6 Fri 06 Feb 09 9:55am
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- From Southampton
- Member since Tue 10 Oct 06
Re: Kinda passed it on
Mya, where abouts are you in Pompey? Have you set up in business from home? Do you only deliver? They sound fab and were just up the road as you can see!!
all the best
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LaGrange running back Robert Leday. (American Press)
Last Modified: Thursday, November 22, 2012 8:24 PM
By Warren Arceneaux / American Press
The LaGrange Gators have run their way to New Orleans and will be hoping to continue once they arrive tonight.
LaGrange is in the quarterfinals for the first time since 1999. A win over Holy Cross tonight would put the Gators in the semifinals for the first time since 1994.
The Gators (9-3) will play Holy Cross at 7 p.m. in Tad Gormley Stadium. The Gators earned the spot with a 41-20 win at St. Martinville last week. LaGrange ran for 414 yards in the game.
"We went into the game feeling that we could run the ball," said Gators head coach Jules Sullen. "The kids did a great job and the two running backs (Robert Leday ran for 187 yards and Tyler Guillory ran for 168) had phenomenal games. If we can continue, the sky is the limit."
The Tigers (9-2) will present a big obstacle. They advanced with a 42-7 win at DeRidder last week, running for 197 yards and throwing for 146.
"They are very good and fundamentally sound," Sullen said of the Tigers. "They are very explosive on offense. They spread you out, and when you think it is pass, they run, and vice versa. The number one thing for us is going to be lining up to their formation, then making an effort to take away the pass and the run.
"Defensively, they are pretty solid. They run a 4-3. We have seen this defense before. They have good interior linemen and a good linebacker. We have to be sure to account for the linebacker, he is always around the ball. When we throw, the line is going to have to give us time to go through all of the progressions."
Sullen said the Gators will have a shot if they can maintain their current level of play.
"The kids are excited for this opportunity," he said. "We have practiced at McNeese to get used to the artificial surface. If we can continue to be as consistent as we have been the first two weeks, it will be a great game."


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this is a new TOK 15 upper by MadMachinist here on the site and as you can see he makes a nice looking piece.
this is a GAS OPERATED set up, not blowback and you can taste the difference when you shoot them. :D
he will make these in flat top or carry handle uppers, i just prefer carry handle.
its very slick and you cant tell this wasnt a store bought upper at all. it uses pps43 mags and has a magwell insert to make them work with the factory mag release. pretty nifty set up!
only took me about 10 minutes to get the magwell adapter in and set and then the upper went right on my DPMS lower set up.
it also fit my TM lowers that i finished out but i had this DPMS set aside for this.
so now lets get to the part every one wants to see and plug in the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw9qK...vhq]tok 15.mpg (if someone wants to imbed this video for me would be nice)
oh and Josh if you see this can you ad this to your video page?
thanks for looking and if you want one then send MadMachinist a PM.


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Bright and cozy holiday home
Size25 m²
Floor No.
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Indoor fireplace
- Parking available
- Disabled access
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Via Antonino Bongiorno, 00155 Roma, Italy
|Property type
|Property ID
It 'easy to reach by car or Metro Line B (get off at St. Mary of Help).
The house in which the apartment is located within a complex with communal gardens, close to areas used for park and equipped with areas for children.
The studio is equipped with covered parking space reserved and has a lovely private garden with deck chairs for relaxing, dining table and chairs for eating outside and inside a beautiful working fireplace.
House rulesMinimum stay: 2 days.
Check-in: the delivery of the apartment is normally available from 15.00.
Check out: the apartment must be returned by 10.00 on day of departure.
However, if the apartment is available the day before or after your arrival, you may need to consider different time.
Final cleaning: included in price. The customer must leave the apartment without any rubbish and in good hygienic condition.
Noise: it guaranteed the peace and rest of the neighbors. The level of noise should be kept within reasonable levels at all hours. Parties are not allowed in the apartment. Under no circumstances shall the number of people in the apartment must not be greater than that reported in the reservation.
|Price for > 1 guests
|$ 184 HKD per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
The location is perfect, very quiet and Doretta husband is the perfect host. I stayed for three nights at Doretta House and everything you can think of is provided to make your stay idyllic. The house is very clean, the bed is super comfortable, the baththroom very cleaner with plenty of hot water, the internet works plenty well and the heating works very efficiently. The location is ideal being a short walk to bus stop 309,450 wic can link you to the city. There is a supermarket which works 24hrs so you can never lack anything when you are at Doretta house. I will definitely come back and stay when I return to Rome.
It was a amazing time in Rome! Apartment is nice with beautiful terrace in calm area... The hosts are very very nice and helpful!
See you next time!
Doretta and her husband were both super friendly and helpful. The flat was perfectly clean and exactly like on the pictures.
I really enjoyed my stay and would love to stay there again, if i should visit Rome again.
Thank you for everything.
The flat is exactly as it appears in the photographs and impeccably clean. It has everything you need to cook, although there is no kettle (we boiled water the old fashioned way). There is a Carrefour just up the road and a market practically across the street so it's easy to stock up on food for your visit. The flat is big enough for two people and the space is used well. The wifi is fine and we used it to stream some BBC radio shows and have a video call with family via Skype. The garden is lovely and a nice place to spend time. It is clear that a lot of hard work has gone into it. Doretta and her husband are very nice, approachable people and I greatly enjoyed my stay. They speak English very well, too, which was a great help as I speak no Italian. I even recommended this apartment to my parents, should they visit Rome in the future.
There is a bus that stops around the corner and goes to Tiburtina and (in the other direction) the nearest metro, Santa Maria del Soccorso. The walk to the metro station is about 15 minutes and not very interesting but it is safe. We were there on Christmas Day and were able to get to the city centre and back without difficulty. It's easy to get to the major stops from here, as well as Fiumicino airport.
This small flat is very cosy, clean and friendly. It is exactly like in the photos; has all that you need for a short stay, the bed is large, the bathroom nice, towels and all the basics provided. If you want you can spend time in a nice terrace just outside the window. The neighbourhood is very quiet and also cheap;) -- you can get very tasty pizza almost round the corner; the supermarket is also very near.
The only downside was the distance to the centre -- first you need to walk for about 15-20min to the underground, then it takes a little while to reach the centre by tube. However, it is a very good offer, especially if you book 1 week and get a huge 50% discount. As they say -- everything comes at a price ;)
The hosts are very friendly and welcoming.
Doretta and her husband were very kind and helpful from the first moment. The apartment is perfect for short and long term stay, it was cosy, clean and comfortable. We kindly recommend it to anyone. We wishing you the best and a lot of guests! Hope we will meet soon!
Anita and Timea from Hungary
Mrs. Goldie and Mr. Henry are very friendly, welcoming and always available. The ground floor apartment with garden is
very nice and spotlessly clean. It 'also about the guests that my time spent in Rome was so enjoyable. Would book the apartment at any time the next time. Thank you again for the utmost cordiality and availability.
Sig.ra Doretta e Sig. Enrico sono molto gentili, ospitali e sempre disponibili. L'appartamento al piano terra con il giardino è
molto carino e perfettamente pulito. E' anche merito degli ospiti che il mio periodo passato a Roma è stato così piacevole. Prenoterei l'appartamento in qualsiasi momento anche la prossima volta. Ringrazio ancora per la massima cordialità e disponibilità.
Firstly the welcome and friendliness of Doretta and Enrico, always ready and available when needed! Really a big thank you to them for this trip. The accommodation is very well equipped for two people. The lovingly maintained by Doretta garden is beautiful, and relaxing in a quiet neighborhood. A five-minute walk, a covered market open daily, five minutes by car, a supermarket, a twenty minute walk to the metro station Santa Maria del Soccorso, which takes you to the heart of Rome, Termini station . Finally, to come by car, the apartment has a private parking, sheltered and secure inside the residence closed by automatic gate. Really all it takes to discover Rome with confidence.
Tout d'abord l'accueil et la gentillesse de Doretta et Enrico; toujours prêts et disponibles en cas de nécessité! Vraiment un grand merci à eux pour ce séjour. Le logement est vraiment bien équipé, pour deux personnes. Le jardin entretenu avec amour par Doretta est magnifique, et reposant, dans un quartier calme. A cinq minutes à pieds, un marché couvert ouvert tous les jours; à cinq minutes en voiture, un supermarché; à vingt minutes à pieds, la station de métro Santa Maria del Soccorso, qui vous emmène au coeur de Rome, à la station Termini. Pour finir, pour venir en voiture, l'appartement dispose d'un parking privé, abrité, et sécurisé à l'intérieur de la résidence fermée par portail automatique. Vraiment tout ce qu'il faut pour découvrir Rome en toute sérénité.
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The 34th annual FDNY-NYPD Fun City Football Bowl game will be the centerpiece for the sneak preview weekend opening of the new Aviator Sports Complex at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn.
The FDNY-NYPD football game, which begins on Saturday at 3 p.m., will be the first of many activities and events surrounding the 75th anniversary of the opening of Floyd Bennett Field, which was originally New York City's first municipal airport. In 1939, the United States Navy took over the airfield which saw heavy use from the start of World War II to the 1970's.
The Aviator Sports Complex, a private public partnership done with the National Park Services, will hold a USO show and gallery opening on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ryan Center.
A soccer game, featuring the New Jersey State Troopers taking on the NYPD, will introduce the festivities on Saturday at 10 a.m. A beer/food/music garden, a concert starring 2U, a U2 tribute band that starts at 11:30 a.m. and a playing area for kids are a few of the activities scheduled to be held on Saturday.
The Fun City Bowl will be $15 at the door, kids 12 and under free as big crowds are expected for the annual FDNY-NYPD battle.


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Hayden - 79913 Hugging the body nearly to the knees, this magnificent fit and flare exudes drama as unique as the twist and turn pattern of the skirt itself. From the deep sweetheart neckline, to the gorgeous Swarovski crystal motif adorning the waist, to the explosion of layer upon layer of Lovelle Taffeta and Chic Organza featuring trim detail, it's all about red carpet glam in this gown. Finished with corset back closure.


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It was a great experience with this studio. To be honest it's a tiny placer, but that is not a problem. It has all that you need.
It has a bed-couch; the bathroom is ok. The view it's amazing.
It's really close to Arch the Triumph. The metro station of Ternes is the closest one.
Our host Snezana was really helpful and nice. I'm 300% sure that if we back to París we'll stay at Snezana's.
I recomend this placer......the best placer to stay in Paris :)
Tiny room but everything fine. Nice view and everything near you what you need like bakeries, supermarkets, a street market even see food.
Small, but with everything need to enjoy a short trip in Paris.
5 minutes to metro, quiet area.
The studio is located very central, near citycenter and metrostation. It is very small, but nice and clean, and with a view to montmatre. We had a very good stay. The studio is perfect for couples. The host is professional. Thank you for a Nice stay
Great accommodation for 2 persons in Paris. It is small but doable, recomended for young people.
First, when we got to Paris and stayed with the friend of the hostess did not even know it consisted español..y English nor understand us very much.
When we went to the matchbox, the appearance of the house was very pleasant Parisian old building ... but then when we entered, was super small and the floor was dirty, apparently did not look fresh, the only thing we liked was roofs, when sales x the window and you see all of Paris and the Sacre Cour.
It was extremely hot in this study, you had to be with the door open to make current.
Ultimately very small, after giving the beating walking and seeing Paris, fancy a nice and comfortable place to rest, raised the price for what it is (facilities, sofa bed, kitchen ....)
The hosts have to say that on arrival and prior to the arrival kept in touch at all times and that gives you a good security.
I would recommend for a night.
En primer lugar,cuando llegamos a París y quedamos con la amiga de la anfitriona,no sabia ni ingles ni español..y nos constó muchísimo entendernos.
Cuando fuimos a la caja de cerillas, el aspecto de la casa fue muy grata un edifico antiguo parisino...pero luego cuando entramos,era súper pequeño y el suelo estaba sucio,aparentemente no daba aspecto de frescura,lo único que nos gusto fue los tejados ,cuando sales x la ventana y ves todo París y el sacre cour.
Hacia muchísimo calor en este estudio, tenias que estar con la puerta abierta para que hiciera corriente.
En definitiva muy pequeño, después de darte la paliza andando y viendo París , apetece un sitio cómodo y agradable para descansar , elevado el precio para lo que es (instalaciones ,sofá cama,cocina....)
La anfitriona he de decir que a nuestra llegada y previamente a la llegada mantuvimos el contacto en todo momento y eso te da una buena seguridad.
Lo recomendaría para una noche.
Apartment carino..Camera very pretty and comfortable located in a quiet and well connected by bus and stop metro..ci will definitely return and recommend ..
Appartamento molto carino..Camera graziosa e confortevole ubicata in una posizione tranquilla e ben collegata da bus e fermata metro..ci ritorneremo sicuramente e da consigliare..
We had a really lovely host in Paris and the appartement is at a great central location. The room is clean but really small. If you just need it to sleep it is OK for two people.
To start to discover Paris it is the perfect location because it is just a 5 minute walk to Arc de Triomphe. You also have a nice view from the room to Sacre Coeur.
The apartment is next to the centers are. Littles are quite hot. not something terrible but convenient. we had no problem. super market and other shops all around us
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Just as merry indoors or outdoors, our pre-lit stars are woven from natural twigs and adorned with warmly glowing lights.
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The Angry Birds are back! Each Angry Bird is disguised as a Star Wars character, such as Luke Skywalker and Chewbacca, and they are ready to fight Darth Vader and his Stormtroopers, who happen to be pigs. Players can put the characters through their paces in 200 original games with more than 20 levels, while picking up power-ups, bonuses, and game stickers. In addition, the game includes short video clips of the Star Wars Angry Birds in action. Use the force, and help restore the galaxy in Angry Birds: Star Wars!
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Answering a call for more public review, the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District board has set a special meeting next week to debate the district's position on California American Water's proposed water supply project.
It is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday. The agenda calls for considering a "general statement" regarding the Cal Am project, including previously approved calls for a public governance committee and a public contribution designed to lower costs, as well as additional required conditions approved last week by the Peninsula mayors water authority.
According to a staff report, district General Manager Dave Stoldt is recommending the board offer conditional support for Cal Am's project based solely on its previously approved conditions.
The special meeting agenda also calls for revisiting a pair of proposals by Cal Am that some consider controversial: an increase in the size of the company's proposed desal plant and implementation of a $99 million surcharge on Peninsula water customers' bills to help fund the project.
The board originally discussed those issues at its regular Jan. 30 meeting, and is seeking approval of a formal position before submitting testimony to the state Public Utilities Commission on Feb. 22. The PUC is considering Cal Am's water project application, which includes a desal plant in north Marina.
District board member Kristi Markey said she called for the special session because she believed the public wasn't fully aware of what the board was scheduled to consider at the Jan. 30 meeting.
She said she was hoping for a town hall-style meeting in a venue that could accommodate as much of the public as possible, but Tuesday's session will be held in the district's conference room at 5 Harris Court in Monterey's Ryan Ranch, which Markey said is not big enough. She said she wasn't sure why a larger venue, such as various Peninsula city halls, wasn't chosen, adding that there's still time to find a larger meeting space.
She said she also was hoping for a more concerted public outreach effort aimed at informing people about the special session.
The district sent out an email Thursday, in addition to the meeting agenda, announcing the session.
Markey said the public should be given an opportunity to fully consider the rationale behind Cal Am's request for a larger desal plant, and whether the board should back that bid.
Cal Am has revised the size of its proposed desal plant upward to between 700 and 1,000 acre-feet per year, depending on whether recycled water is available. The company argues the larger plant is needed to accommodate increased water demand from tourism recovery, development of legal lots of record, Pebble Beach build-out and replenishing the Seaside water basin.
But Markey said it's still not entirely clear to many why Cal Am needs a larger plant.
Beverly Bean, president of the Monterey Peninsula League of Women Voters, sent a letter last month to PUC Judge Gary Weatherford, who is overseeing the Cal Am project proceeding, saying the project is supposed to provide only a replacement source of water to meet demand arising from a state-ordered cutback in pumping from the Carmel River.
Bean called for Cal Am to justify its bid for a larger plant and questioned its demand calculations related to legal lots of record. She warned that providing water for growth would complicate the environmental review process and increase the risk of legal challenge and further delay.
The district board on Tuesday is also set to consider a report on projected demand for legal lots of record.
District staff is planning for an alternative desal project in case Cal Am's proposal falls through.
Also Tuesday, the county Board of Supervisors is set to consider the authority's list of conditions for Cal Am's project, as well as approving the proposed public governance committee, and appointing supervisors as primary member and alternate to the committee.


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Greetings from New Orleans!
I finally decided to join the forums. I became a fan of Jamie's when he started the Food Revolution/School lunch issue. I've also come to appreciate his cooking style as well as his desire to educate and inform. Glad to be a part of the forums and hopefully can contribute as well as learn.
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Re: Greetings from New Orleans!
Hi Renoles,
Just a short post to say welcome to the forums and to say I hope you have a great time here.
I am very new myself and so still getting to find my way around the say as you are.
But I did want to say welcome
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(Noun) Sometimes used in an ironic sense to define an abstract feeling of annoyance towards not just homework but the odd grammatical rules of other languages specifically, Spanish.
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