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From the George Kovacs Saber collection comes this contemporary LED bath light fixture. The sleek and stylish light is energy efficient and features a chrome finish. Etched opal glass adds striking visual appeal to this attractive piece. This fixture can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
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Great looking fixture, excellent light output and LED color quality. However, the Lutron C-L dimmer recommendation failed to work on both fixutres I installed. Fixture hums quite a bit at all levels of dimming. Volume of him changes with dimmer setting.
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Andie and Andrew: Stillwater, Minnesota
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"My bridal bouquet was all pale blush 'Sahara' roses, simple classic, and so pretty," she said. "The bouquets for the ladies were a little more fun with lots of different blush, nude, and white tones in a more farm fresh loose gathering."
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Each group spent about 15 minutes with me. When not with me, each group played chess games supervised by the Chess Program Director. I taught the Game Theory Challenge from pages 41-43 of my just-published book Thinking with Chess: Teaching Children Ages 5-14. For the Beginner and Experienced groups, I taught the rules of castling and we discussed why chess players castle. Then I called on students to answer whether or not one could castle in a given demonstration board position and, if so, what squares do the king and rook end up on. For the Advanced group, who were familiar with castling, I went straight to "why castle?" and the questions about specific demonstration board positions. After the lecture with questions, all groups had a chance to play the kingside and queenside versions of the Game Theory Challenge in pairs.
And for the chess-player the success which crowns his work, the great dispeller of sorrows, is named "combination."
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French Toast with Orange Syrup RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
Thick slices of classic French toast combine with a citrusy syrup for a delicious brunch treat that can't be beat! Don't confine the concoction to only special occasions, though, say Jess & Anne Foust of Bluefield, West Virginia. "This dish is easy enough to serve anytime, even for a family breakfast," they note.—Jesse & Anne Foust, Bluefield, West Virginia
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 8 slices day-old French bread (1 inch thick)
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1/3 cup corn syrup
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons butter
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1/2 teaspoon orange extract
- In a bowl, beat eggs. Beat in the milk, sugar, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. Soak the slices of bread for 30 seconds on each side. Cook on a hot greased griddle until golden brown on both sides and cooked through.
- Meanwhile, in a saucepan, combine the orange juice, corn syrup, sugar, butter and orange peel. Bring to a boil and boil for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat; stir in extract. Serve with French toast. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as French Toast with Orange Syrup in Country Woman March/April 1998, p48
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I have two small hives which have built up pretty slowly. Both had to draw new comb on foundation and one was a captured swarm which lost its queen early on becoming a laying worker hive which I have just requeened.
In the last couple of weeks after reading some articles by George Imirie I finally really GOT how important drawn comb is and how important it is to feed a new colony to stimulate their drawing comb. So the last week I have started doing that and they are guzzling it down. I know I should have been doing that all along for these new hives but live and learn. It also looks like the nectar flow is tapering off in this area.
But my question is can this be a bad thing if they fill up the brood nest with syrup and leave nowhere for the queen to lay? I examined one hive today and it was loaded with nectar in the newly drawn comb. It is noticeably heavier.
I do have a couple of undrawn frames on each side of the brood nest so I don't think they would swarm from lack of space but I worry that they are packing so much syrup away that it will hurt their ability to increase their numbers.
Should I be concerned? I mean I know they need the stimulus to draw comb for brood but if they fill every available cell with artificial nectar what has been gained?


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a person (culinary trained or not) who prepares and cooks food and meals mainly with semen / jizz / spunk. abbreiviation: JC
1) studio is a jizzchef because he uses steptoes jizz on his pizza, and his pasta. 2) your a JC! 3) you like to add jizz to your sauce
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IBM Certified Solution Developer - Web Experience Factory 8.0
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This intermediate level certification is intended for solution developers who design, build, test, and deploy portlets and Web applications with IBM Web Experience Factory 8.0. This solution developer is generally self-sufficient and able to perform most of the tasks involved in the role with limited assistance from peers, product documentation, and support services.
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Find the best exit path for the 4-in. duct
Whether you're installing a new vent or upgrading an existing one, the first step is to determine where the duct will run. This can be a bit of a challenge. Keep in mind these rules of thumb. The shorter the distance and fewer the turns the better.
Use no more than 25 ft. of 4-in. duct, and subtract 5 ft. for every 90-degree turn and 2.5 feet for every 45-degree turn. For example, a dryer with a 90-degree elbow at the exhaust port and another at the top of the basement wall can run a maximum of 15 ft. Dryer manufacturers' recommendations supersede this, so if you have to make a longer run, read the owner's manual. If possible, position your dryer along an exterior wall to keep the vent as short as possible.
Figures A, B and C show the three most common paths from the dryer to the exterior. Vent a dryer through the roof only as a last resort. Cleaning lint buildup from roof vents is difficult, and nesting birds and squirrels often find roof vent caps irresistible. Check with your appliance dealer or local building inspector for recommendations about the best roof vent cap to use.
Avoid windows (Photo 1) and outdoor obstructions like the electrical service entry. The bottom of the vent must be at least 12 in. above the ground and 12 in. away from any obstructions such as decks or air conditioners.
Measure the vent route
If everything looks good outside, go back inside, mark the vent location, and plan the duct route (Photo 1). Buy enough straight duct and fittings to complete the job, including an outdoor cap. Use either galvanized steel (our choice) or aluminum duct, but don't mix parts.
Installation techniques - outdoors
Drill a pilot hole so you can see exactly where the vent will go outside (Photo 2). If the hole is a little low or the cap doesn't sit in the best position on the siding, it's not too late to adjust it (Photo 3). If it's really wrong, you can easily fill the hole and start over at a different location. If you're cutting through a finished wall, open up a small section and check for wiring, ductwork and other hazards before drilling.
Boring a 4-1/4 in. diameter hole can be tricky. Take your time. A bimetal hole saw is easiest to use, because it'll chew through an occasional nail without dulling and cut cleanly through vinyl or aluminum siding. Hold your drill firmly with two hands (Photo 4) and brace it against your leg if possible. Don't lock the trigger on. If the drill tilts to one side, it may bind and jerk. Pull out the saw frequently to keep it cooler and reduce binding, and then go back into the hole. Standard hole saws are 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 in. deep, so you'll have to stop and push out the layers of siding and sheathing, or chisel out part of the framing, before you cut completely through (Photo 5).
After the hole is finished, slide the vent cap through, square it against the siding, and attach it and caulk it (Photo 6). Screw the cap down evenly—if one corner is tighter than the others, the vent flapper won't seal. Vent caps with a single flap and a large hood (Photo 6) work the best, but if you want a lower profile, you can use a cap that has several narrower flaps. But clean it more often; the flaps trap more lint.
How to Mount a Vent Cap on Vinyl Siding
There are two good ways to install a vent through vinyl siding. The first is to install a vinyl surface mounting block (shown here) that fits over the existing siding. You may need to scribe and trim the edges to precisely fit your siding profile. Fasten the surface mounting block to the house with screws, but remember to drill slightly oversize holes through the vinyl to allow for siding movement.
The second method is to remove a section of siding and install a special vinyl mounting block (not shown) against the sheathing. Cut the siding to fit around it. Both are available from vinyl siding dealers.
How to Make the Vent Hole in Stucco and Brick Veneer
Getting through stucco and brick requires different techniques and tools than for wood and vinyl. You'll need a masonry bit with a hammer drill for your pilot hole. Then trace a 4-1/2 in. circle and drill a series of closely spaced holes around the circumference with the 1/4-in. masonry bit and hammer drill. Break out the masonry with a cold chisel. Snip the wire mesh back if you're chipping out stucco. Then drill through the wood sheathing and framing with a 4-1/4 in. hole saw.
Video: Why You Should Upgrade Your Dryer Vent
Vent installation - indoors
Go back inside and caulk around the duct on the inside of the rim joist. You can use the plastic trim ring (included with the vent cap) for a neater appearance.
Now you're ready to run the duct from the dryer to the vent cap. Push the lower elbow onto the dryer and the upper elbow onto the vent cap, and then measure the distance between the two, including the overlap at each end. Cut, assemble and tape the straight pieces (Photos 7 – 9).
Straight duct is available in various lengths up to 5 ft. Be sure to cut the pieces to length with tin snips before snapping the seam together (Photo 8). Elbows can be twisted to form any angle, and with two or three of them you can generally snake your way around any obstacle.
Begin assembly from either end. You can always shift the dryer slightly if you cut the final section a little short or long. However, orientation is critical when joining sections end to end. The crimped end always slides into the fitting above so that the exhaust flows smoothly from one section to the next.
Push the final elbow into the straight piece that's connected to the cap. (We had to extend our cap; see Photo 11.) Because the pieces will be at a slight angle to each other, you may need to fuss with them to make the crimped end slide in properly.
Don't rely on tape to hold the duct sections together—over time the adhesive will dry out and lose its stickiness. This is especially true of standard cloth or plastic duct tape. Metal foil tape is more expensive, but it will last longer. Still, any vent run longer than a few feet will require more permanent support. Strap it to the wall or ceiling framing with plastic or metal pipe strap to keep it rigid and hold it together for the long run (Photo 12).
Finally, plug the dryer in, turn it on and check outside to make sure the vent flap is opening.
A note on cleaning: Lint buildup reduces dryer efficiency, which means clothes take longer to dry. Check the vent cap frequently and brush out lint. At least once a year, snake a vacuum hose into the duct to clean it. Tapping on the duct while you do this will help knock off lint that's stuck to the sides and joints. To avoid fires, vacuum lint from around dryer drums, burners and motors at the bottom of the cabinet.
Install a Nonclogging Dryer Vent Hood
Our appliance expert, Costas Stavrou, gets lots of service calls for dryers that take too long to dry a load of clothes. He always starts his diagnosis by checking for a clogged vent hood. If it's a flapper style, the lint builds up on the critter guard screen under the flap. On the louver style, lint builds up on the inside edge of the flaps. And, once airflow falls off, the lint settles in the dryer vent pipe. The restricted airflow dramatically increases drying time.
Costas cleans the screens and louvers and then the vent pipe. But he recommends replacing a flapper- or louver-style vent with a hood that doesn't capture lint (one choice is the HEARTLAND Dryer Vent Closure, available through our affiliation with Amazon.com or at home centers). Here's how to replace your existing vent hood with that style.
Start by disconnecting the dryer vent from the vent hood stub pipe. Then go outside and remove any siding trim pieces from around the vent hood. Next, remove the vent hood retaining screws and pull the vent hood and stub pipe out of the wall. Disconnect the hood from the stub pipe and toss the hood. Insert the old stub pipe into the new vent hood base and seal the connection with caulk. Then install the new vent hood base (Photo 1). Lay a bead of outdoor caulk around the perimeter of the base flange. Slide the stub pipe through the hole in the wall until the base is flush with the house. Level and secure the base flange loosely with screws. Slide the diverter onto the base and secure to the house with screws. Then tighten the base screws and secure the trim.
Wear leather gloves when cutting ducts. The metal is sharp, and even brushing your hand lightly against an edge can produce a surprisingly large cut.


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Fall Fashion: Floral
<p>Some say floral is effeminate; we say it's ballsy. </p>
In the sea of plaid and stripes, florals are a bit of an underrated trend for menswear. This is mostly due to the fact that floral patterns are unfairly tainted by misconceptions of femininity and memories of cheesy '70s porno.
If you fall victim to these dated beliefs, it's time to press on the pedals for some petals. Pun intended.
Florals have blossomed all over the stylish streets of Milan, particularly in Pitti Uomo, which dashing dandies, like menswear luminary Nick Wooster and his contemporaries, frequent. Because these iconic men have truly masculinized and made floral patterns their own, the trend has continued to evolve in colors, textures and fabrics that are much darker and more subdued, appropriate for the coming fall/winter seasons.
Brands, from the high-end (Prada, Dries Van Noten, Gucci) to the more affordable (FCUK, Club Monaco, Zara, H&M), are making it more accessible than ever to own a piece of this growing trend. So instead of a bouquet, you may want to show up to your next date or rendezvous with flowers of your own.
Tommy Lei is the styleteller behind MYBELONGING, a personal style journal that comes from the heart. Whether it's doing menswear with a twist or gabbing incessantly about his varied adventures across LA, he is doing it on his own terms.
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David Snell
David Snell wasn't born into farming. Instead, his father Galen left a career as a university professor and started growing almond trees near McFarland in the south end of California's Central Valley in 1976. David helped out on the farm during his college breaks and became a partner with his father after graduation. They joined Blue Diamond in 1978, partly because the cooperatives' owners are all farmers like themselves.
"We have been strong believers in co-ops all along, and we're happy with Blue Diamond's leadership in the almond industry," David says.
In the arid Central Valley, David and his father know how precious water is, and they give the trees just what they need to produce the best quality nuts. They also use integrated pest management, which encourages good bugs that eat bad bugs. In addition, David and his father are sticklers for food safety and delivering a wholesome product to the consumer.
"We do everything we can to keep our orchards clean," he says.
And David jokes that he's probably one of their best customers.
"I eat at least a handful every day--either raw natural or roasted in the oven without any oil," he says. "Almonds are probably one of the best sources of a lot of nutrients and protein that we can eat."


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This is a chavette who has a child, or multiple children, that is militant in the way she goes about finding a man and trapping him! Usually only 16, and having already eaten the child/childrens father alive, they are the most dangerous of preditors! Beware, the is a Militant MILF near you!
When a Militant MILF finds her pray (usually rich, old and demented), she does her best to become inpregnated by him to ensure her and her fatherless kids have a long, happy existance, with him and his wallet.
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In October 2011, the entire Roger Williams University campus – along with a wide array of guests from the local community and beyond – united to celebrate Inauguration Week 2011.
With prominent civil rights activist and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew J. Young highlighting a weeklong series of events, the Inauguration commemorated not just the arrival of Donald J. Farish, the University's 10th president, but the extraordinary accomplishments in teaching and learning that take place on the Roger Williams campus every day.
Through this Inauguration site and its associated links to and from PDQ@RWU, the University's news, features and events site, we invite you to look back at many of the week's festivities through stories, photographs and other media. Feel free to navigate on your own or start with some of these highlights:


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I guess what I'm asking is, what physical skill-set is unique to slot receivers?
We can't resign Nicks and Cruz unless Eli sheds some money. He jumps from 10M to 20M against the cap this year. I actually would consider Cruz over Nicks because Randle is more of a Nicks mould and most likely will be a much healthier athlete. Nicks is a beast though when healthy. Tough situation.
Spin that Webb young Davis
People can't name 3 really good slot receivers because imo, they're for the lack of a better term - non-descript. Slot guys aren't getting the money for a reason. They just aren't as valuable or are easier to find and replace.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
To put it in real life terms. If I need to drive 1 mile to the parking lot every day for work and I'm short on money. Do I buy a Toyota or a Ferrari. The Ferrari will get me their faster and has some other perks, but the Toyota will do the job well enough. You go with the Toyota.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
Exactly.(Slots like Cruz and Welker are not though).
And if you look at this list you will see that 1000+ yards for an outside receiver is the norm now.
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Don't take it personal, we're just debating.
~Big Mike~
Cruz plays outside as well as the slot, though. Bit unfair labelling him a pure slot guy.
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Don't take it personal, we're just debating.
~Big Mike~
Smith was a possession receiver, he could play the slot, but didn't have the speed to be a full time slot receiver like Hawkins, Harvin, Cruz, etc.
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Air-conditioned Studio with Garden
Size17 m²
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- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Air conditioning
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|Korculanska, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia
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A small cosy air-conditioned STUDIO for 2 persons within a private MIRKOVIĆ family stone house surrounded by a beautiful garden of Mediterranean vegetation, located in a quiet area of Lapad, close to the hotel Rixos Libertas.
A pleasant walk of 15 minutes will take you to the very center of Dubrovnik, Old Town, and only 5-10 minutes you will arrive at the nearby beaches and rocky beaches with pebbles. Shops and bus stop is only 150 m away. The closest restaurant is 400meters away.
Studio disposes of large double bed, small kitchen corner and bathroom:
area 17 square metres, private outside entrance from the street side.
The kitchen corner disposes of refrigerator, gas stove, sink and table with chairs.The bathroom is with shower and toilette, towels and linen are provided. There is also a pleasant private garden area with shaded terrace / veranda with stone table and benches for dining outside.
House rulesThis is a quite residential area, smoking is not allowed inside the studio, on the terrace is allowed.
|Maximum nights
|10 nights
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Reviews of this property
We can highly recommend this small but perfectly fitting studio. It has got all that you need for a nice stay in Dubrovnik. As a plus Naijka gave us very detailed and useful information where to go and what to do (beaches, shopping, sights etc..). So, thanks again to Naijka: We really felt welcome!
Heiko & Carola
The apartment is small, especially the kitchen area, but it met our needs. It was very clean. The garden is beautiful and there is a table and seating under a vine covered pergola. A twenty minute walk gets you to the walls of the old town.
Najka was very helpful and I would certainly recommend the accommodation.
We were really well received by Najka and his mother. The studio is fully functional and overlooks a beautiful garden. We were quiet while being close enough to the old town. Thank you again for everything. Peter and Regula
Nous avons été super bien reçus par Najka et sa mère. Le studio est vraiment fonctionnel et donne sur un merveilleux jardin. Nous étions au calme tout en étant assez près de la vieille ville.
Merci encore pour tout.
Peter et Regula
Fantastic studio apartment, very sweet decor and good facilities. Terrace was the highlight- we spent our breakfast and siesta outside. Free wine included as well as an introduction to the city and local recommendations including the 24 hr bakery. Susannah
The Dubrovnik accommodation was ideally located. Only a twenty minute walk to the old town, just five minutes to the beach. Twenty minutes to the central bus station and port for excursions in the area. The hosts were on arrival even after ten clock evening spot and ideally at Abreiseatg Wardas garaging of luggage to 18.00 clock no problem. The host speaks English and German and gives tips for trips.
Die Unterkunft in Dubrovnik war ideal gelegen. Nur zwanzig Minuten zu Fuß bis zur Altstadt, nur fünf Minuten bis zum Badestrand. Zwanzig Minuten zum zentralen Busbahnhof und Hafen für Ausflüge in das Umland. Die Gastgeber waren am Anreisetag auch nach zehn Uhr Abends vor Ort und idealerweise am Abreiseatg wardas Unterstellen des Gepäcks bis 18.00 Uhr kein Problem. Der Gastgeber spricht englisch und deutsch und gibt Tips für Ausflüge.
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Najka was really helpful - she gave us many tips of things to visit. The apartment was very nice and comfortable. The apartment is fully equipped. The neighbourhood is really peaceful and quiet, and the nearest market is just 150m away. I can recommend Najka to everyone, who wants to have a good time in Croatia.
Upon arrival Najka gave us plenty of tips for fun and exciting things to do during our stay. Which was great. And she recommended a nice nearby restaurant (which we ended up eating at a lot) and gave us directions to; beaches, stores and of course old town. Everything was within walking distance. The house was nice and had a beautiful terrace with a table, chairs and lemon trees (perfect for a nice breakfast in the morning). All in all Najka was a great hostess and so was everything else!
Najka was very warmly to waiting us and give good advises. Polished she or her mother visited to us to see if everything was ok. Place was nice and we can recommend Najka to others.
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New software helps designers pick "eco-friendly' finishes
Granta Design software helps products designers look at considerations of finishing processes such as painting, electroplating, and powder coating.
Granta Design has launched "Eco Materials Adviser" full version software, a sustainable design tool currently that will help product designers choose the right "green" finish for a product.
Autodesk Inventor Eco Materials Adviser helps designers to estimate a product's environmental impact and to make more sustainable design decisions. The full version, available for purchase from Granta later this year, will enable users to analyze larger assemblies, to study materials options in more depth, and to account for a wider range of contributions to environmental impact.
Using the Eco Materials Adviser, currently a designer can quickly generate an eco impact analysis for a product part or assembly within Autodesk Inventor. An easy-to-read dashboard display shows key indicators such as energy usage, restricted substances, CO2 footprint, water usage, and materials cost. Any Autodesk Inventor user can interactively explore the sustainability impact of changes in materials choice or the design of their digital prototype.
The Full Version will enable more in-depth analyses, specifically it will account for the eco impact of the complete product lifecycle – raw materials, manufacture, transport, use, and disposal – and will add "consideration of finishing processes such as painting, electroplating, and powder coating," according to Granta.
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Summary of the Invention:
Pollen collection systems have been in use for many years, with numerous evolutions in their design (see http://www.beesource.com/plans/pollentrap.htm). Given here however is the first real-time system for pollen collection and analysis which can be readily adapted to existing hive entrances using commercially available exclusion grids.
The purpose of this new device is to collect, analyze and preserve pollen from social bee nests. The APCAS will 1) collect and preserve pollen for later analysis of quality and species and, 2) in real-time measure, record and transmit the amount and color of pollen collected by bees.
The commercial benefit of this device is its ability to assure growers and bee keepers that pollination has occurred; at what efficiency the pollination service took place; and to determine the origin of the honey product. This inexpensive, efficient and real-time device for pollen collection and analysis will address these issues.
Aside from its commercial applications, this device is also of value to researchers who will value the ability to monitor pollen availability and usage by pollinators. By creating a permanent archive of insect-collected pollen, the development of a long term database is possible, giving a valuable reference collection and baseline data that do not currently exist for most ecosystems.
Commercial Opportunities:
The University of California San Diego is currently seeking a partner to manufacture and sell the APCAS under license to the UniversityÂs patent rights. Reasonable license terms to be negotiated.
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Campus Update April 2012
Each spring, the Vanguard community hosts a variety of different events on campus and I am excited to share some of them with you. It's wonderful to see the work God performs through the students, staff and faculty at Vanguard.
Vanguard was recently recognized in the Top 10 Schools for Online Early Childhood Education Degrees by the Super Scholar Smart Choice Awards and receiving a rank of #7. Programs were selected and ranked based on publicly available information on their academic quality, student satisfaction, reputation in the field, and cost. We are pleased to have received this recognition and opportunity to provide training for those whom Christ said represented the Kingdom of Heaven. For more information visit http://www.vanguard.edu/earlychildhoodeducation/
I'd also like you to save the date for our second annual Celebration of the Arts event April 12-15. COTA will feature Vanguard's national renowned theater, music and communication programs. Be entertained, inspired and informed as you enjoy some of the best Christian arts events in Southern California. For more information visit www.vanguard.edu/cota.
I am always impressed with our students and their passion for missions. Students visited Mexico and San Francisco over their spring break and I commend them as they to spread the word of God and minister to those who need God's healing hand upon them.
I would also like to invite you to our annual Spring Concert on April 15 at 4:00pm at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. The Vanguard music department, along with the St. Andrew's Choir will be performing works of the composer Dan Forrest. To purchase tickets, please visit www.standrewstickets.com.
Lastly, during this Lenten season, I want to express my gratitude for you and your support of Vanguard University. I wish you and your family a wonderful Easter as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and the sacrifice He made for all of us.
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Mark is OK... he is just down south visiting his bees... here he is with me in my front yard.
Mark is OK... he is just down south visiting his bees... here he is with me in my front yard.
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No wonder he's down in NC...I'm pretty sure that Red Wings fans are asked to leave NY during hockey season. And all this while we thought it was to "check on his bees". One more great mystery solved.
Yer both lookin' good!
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What do you use for fumigation? Phosphine or Ethylene oxide? Or maybe something else?
Phosphine... Dangerous.. but effective. As you no doubt know, one has to be licensed to purchase it.
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"If nominated, I will not run; if elected, I will not serve."
We use it (phosphine) commonly for fumigation. Yes, plenty dangerous. but we're licensed. We would use ethylene oxide, but it's not licensed for use here in WY. Why do you fumigate? AFB? Nosema? Other?
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I enlarged your picture to get alook at Marks Fancy honey van and.......You guys both have big grins and your road map eyes are looking pretty Glassy!
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Mike, I really enjoyed your NUC talk at ABF. I should have tried to find Mark while I was there. I hope to see you you both at EAS in PA this summer. Dan
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I see this a interesting project. Thanks for posting this step by step with pictures. i'm looking forward to the next steps Cheers
Since there is a dearth (hey 4thIDvet this word was for you) of information on this build and I have gotten numerous e mails from folk expressing the same concerns, I will attempt to document my build. I do not know if I am doing this right but between all of us I think we can figure it out.
This build will be on a Polish nonreciprocating kit sold by SARCO, a DSA receiver, and the FCG sold by Military Gun Supply (MGS) which comes with a set of extremely vague instructions that has Vectors name on them.
I chose to remove the gas block and sight from my kit as i will be using a borrowed lathe (his is nicer then mine) and the owner would probably not want me (a novice) in his shop swinging the eccentric and entanglement hazard mass. You dont have too and the instructions indicate leaving them on.
I used a chop saw to remove the bulk of material from the front stub to free the barrel. Then I used an air powered hand cut off saw (3" disk size) to cut the last little bit so I would not hack into the barrel by accident. I then used a hammer to knock the two halves apart. This took all of 5 minutes.
(pic of barrel)
Next I moved to the lower receiver. I removed the sear, safety, trigger and leaf spring per the included instructions. To remove the stock, remove the little cross bolt and then GENTLY tap out the stock with a soft covered mallet. The recoil spring that has been captive will no longer be restrained.
Place the lower in a vise and mill the 2 rear areas shown.
(pic of milling)
you want to leave the "middle finger" sticking up as it appears a FCG spring pushes against it.
(pic of sear in place)
Then using a 1/8" end mill clean out the front pocket in the trigger area. this is indicated on the plans.
If you try to put the lower on the upper receiver you will not there is about a .5" gap. This is one of those BATFE things so be sure to mill the LOWER to fit.
You will need to take about .080" off the right side and .241" off the left, unfortunately i lost one of my matching numbers on the lower to this operation. I also had to radius the back lower edge of the DSA receiver to get a tight fit.
(pic of gap)
(pic of lower rails notched)
Then flip the lower up on its left side (right side is up) and clamp. Locate the scenter of the safety hole and then using the 1/8" CENTERCUTTING end mill relieve the areas for the FCG pins. Then drill each hole .118" all the way through both sides.
(Pic of clamped lower)
BOLT CARRIER: After studying the drawings, stubs and receiver it appears the TOP of the carrier rail needs to be shaved. I know several people have commented the lower does but I just cant see it ass being correct with this particular set up.
I used an OLD smooth flappy to remove the heat treat scale. I would NOT use a new one as they can eat away metal pretty fast. Just go light here and it only takes a few seconds (literally) to clean the barrel pocket
Ok I chucked it up with the muzzle end through the jaws and used an old go-no go gauge to center the live end. I expected some damage to the go gauge but there was none. Perhaps this is a way for you guys to turn the barrel with out having to make an insert. Ok I spun the threads off then measured the smooth barrel where it will mate into the receiver. .9435" OD The receiver measures .9410 to .9420" depending on where it is measured. I LIGHTLY touched it with the lathe. Then chamfered (spelling?) the leading edge to a 45 degree bevel and eased the first 1/8" or so to .941" to help get me going. I also made sure I used a file to smooth where the old pin went so I would not have an issue there during pressing. I was concerned with how thin the receiver is where the carrier slides underneath so I took the barrel to .9425 to .9230"
Lubed it and the receiver with black oil and pressed it home with a 40 ton jack. Went smooth as silk.
I did not drill my barrel pin for 2 reasons:
1. I have miss placed my bolt
2. I want to be sure all is well and straight before installing.
Safety modification:
Lay down a TIG bead as shown in the instructions
I will grind this down tomorrow to fit the lower
Weld in the Carrier cross pin:
Put it in the mill and remove .018" from the TOP of the rails.
Then remove ALL material 3.7" from the piston side down .018" ***this is NOT the dimension on the plans, this is what fit my rails****
Heres a better idea of what to shoot for.
all the shiny was removed.
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I see this a interesting project. Thanks for posting this step by step with pictures. i'm looking forward to the next steps Cheers
Finally a thread worth watching. Great work.
Thanks for the great info, I will also be watching it with great interest!
I will reorganize this later, I am simply documenting as i go along based on what tool is availible and what I have time for.
I am sorry i am jumping all around.
I kinda feel like this guy looks right now....
LOLI kinda feel like this guy looks right now....
Why does that cross pin need to be welded? It's for the firing pin extension, right?
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
FCG group some tonight if the kids go to sleep early enough. Tomorrow figure out a way to drill the .625" hole in the lower and then drill the firing pin transfer bar.
Could you possibly post a picture of what the extractor relief cut looks like on the factory barrel. If possible give us some specs on the cut as well.
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Re: st: 64 bit Stata for the Mac /feature request
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Re: st: 64 bit Stata for the Mac /feature request
Mon, 16 Jun 2008 19:20:50 +0200
communicating with Stata from ESS is quite easy using applescript.
This is what I have in my .emacs file. It creates an (invisible) file in your user folder containing your selected code which is subsequently run by Stata.
Just assign a key to the function (I use F4) and the whole process becomes quite convenient...
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(clipboard-kill-ring-save (point) (mark))
(do-applescript "try \r tell application \"Finder\" \r set TmpDo to (((path to home folder) as text) & \".temp.do\") \r set theContents to the clipboard \r if not (the last character of theContents = return) then \r set theContents to theContents & return \r end if \r end tell \r try \r set the open_target_file to open for access file TmpDo with write permission \r set eof of the open_target_file to 0 \r write theContents to the open_target_file starting at eof \r close access the open_target_file \r on error \r try \r close access file TmpDo \r end try \r end try \r tell application \"StataSE\" \r activate \r open file TmpDo \r end tell \r on error error_message number error_number \r return \"Error: \" & error_number & \". \" & error_message & return \r end try"))
P.S.: The "tell application \"StataSE\" \r activate" part brings up StataSE. You may need to adjust it.
Hello to all,
thank you very much for all your comments about do-file/ texteditors.
I wasn't aware that stata is capable to handle apple events.
As I'm not familiar with apple script - is there a good ressource explaining how to use apple events
with emacs (or any other external editor)?
Regarding emacs, I'm currently using the ESS extension (http://stat.ethz.ch/ESS/ ), which does not
offer stata interoperability. Or, at least I coudn't figure out how to use it.
The ado-mode page (http://www.bellarmine.edu/content/about/faculty/wrising/Stata ), which is linked
from http://fmwww.bc.edu/repec/bocode/t/textEditors.html, seems to have disappeared.
Is it mirrored somewhere?
However, this is not the only issue to solve.
The other thing is the exporting/ extraction of results.
Most OS X applications support the "Alt"-key when marking text.
For instance, with "Unphased", which is running in terminal.app, it is possible to mark a distict
area of the text, like an individual column, an copy&paste it.
I REALLY miss this functionality in the stata results window, and I would like to strongly encourage the Stata
developers to include it in their next release.
Am 15.06.2008 um 15:36 schrieb Phil Schumm:
On Jun 14, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Christopher Intemann wrote:
For instance, I'm writing my scripts using emacs in stata mode.
However, there is no way to run them (or parts from them) directly
from emacs. It would be nice if the upcomming stata release would
offer an interface for external editors.
If all you want to do is to run the file you're editing (or selected portions of it) in Stata, then you can use an "Open" Apple Event to do this. For more information, see the section on Macintosh editors in http://fmwww.bc.edu/repec/bocode/t/textEditors.html . I'm not an emacs user, but IIRC, it has a "do-applescript" command that you can use for this; I thought it had been incorporated into Bill Rising's Stata mode for emacs, but perhaps not. I have used this approach with AlphaX (and now TextMate) and it works quite well.
In fact, with the OS X executable update dated 25feb2008, this approach now works even better. Prior to that, when Stata had finished processing a file it would notify you via OS X's notification system (i.e., bouncing icon in the dock), and wouldn't accept any further requests until you had responded to the notification by switching focus to Stata. After the update, Stata no longer waits to accept new requests, and there is a preference item so that you can disable notification all together. These changes make working with external editors on OS X much nicer.
The question of whether StataCorp should add features to its do- file editor has been addressed several times before on the list. As several have noted, many of the users who find it inadequate would also find inadequate any editor except their preferred one. These users want to be able to use the same text editor for everything (e.g., data-analytic work, coding, writing, etc.), and have invested considerable effort in learning how to use their text editor efficiently and/or customizing it to suit their needs. StataCorp may decide to add features to their do-file editor in the future (since, clearly, there are a lot of users who use it), however my suggestion would be to take your preferred editor and figure out how to use it well with Stata; that way, you'll be happy whatever StataCorp does.
-- Phil
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That's tight!
IDK, I think I'd still have to take a GT-R over the ZR-1. I've been wanting one of those since the R32.
Ok, that was sick....I want one
And that is why I drive a Trans Am. It's the closest I can get to that kinda performance hahaha.
Wow... and in my mind I was seeing the corvette about to practically fall into the sedan category. I'm guessing this is the unaffordable model, though? I've come to learn the more numbers and letters after the car's name, the most expensive it is.
"And for $29,950 we have this Corvette. If you'd like a little performance, for the modest price of just over $83,000 we have the Corvette GT-X 9R/T J-Line Sport RVX Limited with Quad-Tunnel Intake Turbo Diamond Edition."
If only all roads were straight lines! :lol:
If they were... I would run out of gas soooooooooo fast lol
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El Navigli (canales antiguos) es uno de los barrios históricos de Milán.
Es el corazón de la vida nocturna, restaurantes, pubs y de los más famosas "trattorias" de la ciudad - a unos pasos se puede cenar en los barcos históricos amarrados en el muelle.
Este tranquilo apartamento consiste en una sala de estar con cocina y baño, una escalera da acceso a la entreplanta donde se encuentra el área de dormir con una cama doble, en el salón hay un sofá cama doble para 2 personas adicionales. Esta solución puede contener hasta 4 personas cómodamente. La propiedad está equipada con alta velocidad wi-fi a internet.
Hay una estación de metro a pocos metros y desde aquí se puede llegar a cualquier barrio de la ciudad. Un paseo maravilloso a través de una de las calles comerciales más famosas de Milán le llevará directamente al "Duomo", la majestuosa Catedral de Milán
Normas del alojamientocheck-in after 02.00pm
check-out before 11.00
in case of difference need we can arrange other check-in check-out times
in case of one-night reservation requests do contact previously the host
For check-in later than 8.00pm an extra 10 euros fee will be charged
CHECK-IN: pick up of the keys by our office at the Central Station (where trains and buses from every Milan airport arrive)
CHECK-OUT: very easy, just leave the keys inside the apartment (no need to come back to our office)
We remind our guests the need to pay the city tax upon arrival: 2 euros per guest per night
per check-in oltre le ore 20.00 verrà richiesto un contributo di 10 euro
CHECK-IN: il ritiro delle chiavi presso il nostro ufficio in Stazione Centrale
CHECK-OUT: molto semplice: potrete lasciare le chiavi all'interno dell'appartamento
Ricordiamo ai nostri ospiti l'obbligo del pagamento della trassa di soggiorno da versare direttamente all'arrivo pari a 2 euro per persona per notte
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Comentarios de otras propiedad de este anfitrión
My daughter and her partner went to the appartment. Picking up the keys was easy and convenient. Location of the appartment couldn't be better, near the metro and supermarket. Inside it was really noisy, next to a heavy door that people banged shut. Two of the nights the neighbours upstairs moved furniture around for more than an hour around 2.30 in the morning it was terrible. When you are out all day walking you really need to sleep.
A nice little lamp would be cosy instead of the bright light.
We were 5 friends in Milan for a week-end. The appartment was perfect and well-located to visit both the lakes and the city center.
Filiberto is very easy to contact and accept that we arrive late.
fantastic clean and spacious apartment, excellent service
The appartment has several very serious problems:
- It is not clear;
- Too cold - no option for increase of the temperature of the heating system.
- The messages everywhere are not very polite, you feel like your on school vacation;
- The heating system is very nosiy during the night;
- The appartment it is not look like the pictures in Wimdu;
- The bathroom has serious problems with water everywhere;
- Not enough sunlight;
+The service was very good and helpfull.
+ Perfect location.
+ Many supermarkets and restaurants near the appartment.
+ Close to metro station.
We had a mixed experience at RIPA-near the Canals. On the plus side, the apartment was in a great location and very roomy. On the negative side, only one of the two beds had been made up and there were no sheets for the second bed. Despite contacting the host immediately, we did not receive sheets for two days. Also, early one morning we lost all power, heating and hot water when we put the washing machine on. This overloaded the system and meant we were in darkness for a couple of hours until we could contact the host and get instructions for correcting the problem. Despite these issues, though, we were happy overall with the apartment. It was clean, had lots of space, and it's right on the canal where there are plenty of restaurants, a fabulous bakery, and good access to the trains.
very good location, impressive entrance but :
floor space max. 35qm, very cold downstairs, hot upstairs (due to funny heating system), practically no daylight, not clean.
bring your on caffe pads and toilett paper!
there are much better places available.
A nice cosy and quiet appartment in a very Italian building with courtyard. The neighbourhood is very nice, There are no cars in the street, just the picturesk canal (with an antique market when we were there) and restaurants. It's a nice area to walk around.
Picking up the key was no problem for me even though I was arriving late. The apartment is very convenient and only a few minutes walk from the central station and metro. It is located on a quiet street and the apartment had everything you needed. It was quiet clean and warm. I would stay here again.
Great location, very close to the metro, bars and pubs. Apartment was clean and nice. It was also very calm and peaceful there. Acquisition of keys went very smooth, road to the room was explained very well, so we didn't have any problems with getting to the apartment. We are very satisfied with our stay, we had a great time there and we recommend it to everyone.
We liked the appartement very much! Enough room with 3 persons. Near the appartment are a lot of nice restaurants and it´s close to the metro station.
The appartement was clean with everything included. We would definitely recommend it and book it again when we will visit Milan another time.
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a Burning Man (or other interactive/art festival) camp with an ugly unwelcoming wall of RVs lining the borders that shuts the camp members in and everyone else out.
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Drainage problems evade solutions in El Paso County
More money needed to build drainage systems, engineer says
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - The Fountain Valley area's original development didn't include an adequate drainage system to handle current stormwater needs, a local official said on Wednesday.
Andre Brackin, the El Paso County Engineer, said the area, specifically the communities of Security and Widefield, have only a few drainage channels for runoff to drain into Fountain Creek.
Those communities were established in the 1950s and have grown since then, said Brackin. He estimated that addressing the area's stormwater needs would cost $10 million -- an amount the county can't afford.
"It's a challenge to us every year," said Brackin. "All the maintenance (crews) can do is clean up after the storms. We've done small repairs (on) some of the channels, but nothing that would really go a long way to solving the problem."
The lack of funds means the county also can't afford to clear vegetation and rubbish out of the few existing drainage channels, such as the one along Widefield Boulevard.
Van Kolb, the father of a neighbor, says his daughter plans to move soon because the clogged channel contributes to flooding and erosion around her home.
"Ten years ago, this area was open and you could see across the street," said Kolb. "There were no trees and they kept it mowed. Then (the county) stopped. When we tried to maintain it, they said to stop because it wasn't our responsibility. I don't know if it cuts down on property values."
Another trouble spot, farther south near the city of Fountain border, is the Peaceful Valley Road bridge at Jimmy Camp Creek. Neighbors say the low-lying area floods often since a nearby golf course closed. A flood there on Monday night swept a woman's car away, but she escaped unharmed.
Brackin said because that area crosses two jurisdictions, an agreement must be reached to determine a solution. But he said that process can take a long time because it can involve road construction and moving utility lines.
Ultimately, said Brackin, local leaders must consider enacting some type of regional fee or tax to pay for stormwater improvements. He said the county has a backlog of as much as $100 million in needed improvements.
A similar fee, the Stormwater Enterprise in Colorado Springs, was enacted in 2005 and was discontinued due to public opposition in 2009.


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Sardynia, Alghero, new apartment near the beach
Size60 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Via Sant'Antioco-Isola, 07041 Alghero, Italy
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The apartment is composed by a spacious and bright living-kitchen with a double sofa-bed, table and chairs; a equipped kitchen with gas hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave oven; main bedroom with one king-size bed, one bathroom with shower unit, WC, bidet and washing machine and a large balcony with awnings and dining area.
The accommodation has these amenities at disposal of guests: Video door entry system, freeview TV, radio, hairdryer available, towels and linen provided, gas central heating, washing machine, iron and ironing board
Nearby, there are restaurants, shops (a well-stocked Supermarket just in front), bars and free on-street parking.
From the city centre – a pleasant 10 min walk by the Lido-beach, full of bars and ice-cream shops with tables on the beach, markets, street shows.
Lido-beach 500m/550yd - reachable by foot in 5 min
Bombarde beach - 10min by car
Lazzaretto beach – 10min by car
Pineta Mugoni – 15min by car
Capo caccia – 25min by car
Sassari – 30 min by car
Fertilia Airport – 15 min by car / public transport available
House rulesCheck-in e check-out flexible
You have to give me a key money ( deposit ) 200€ cash. I' ll give you back your money if you leave my flat without damages. Thanks
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 32 AU per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|1 month
|Check-in after
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
Very nice appartment, 5 minutes to the beach, very quiet and clean! Excellent shopping facilities nearby, we enjoyed the wednesday market very much. Railway station nearby.
A nice apartment in good location. Close to the beach and several shops to buy food and drink in. However, we lacked carving knife and tea mugs. Would also have been nice to have better chairs on the balcony, plastic chairs were pretty rank. We've really enjoyed working here and are prepared to return. That week was one of the hottest team, one can not blame anyone for, there was no strength on our part to see more as Sardinia so we will return.
Please Ulla
En trevlig lägenhet med bra läge. Nära till stranden och flera affärer att handla mat och dryck i. Dock saknade vi förskärare och temuggar. Skulle också varit skönt med bättre stolar på balkongen, plaststolarna var ganska ranka. Vi har trivts bra och kan tänka oss att återvända. Att veckan var något i varmaste laget kan man ju inte lasta någon för, det fanns inte ork från vår sida att se mer as Sardinien så vi återkommer.
Vänligen Ulla
This apartment was in a prime location very close to the supermarket/bakery and the beach. Very clean space and the owner was very hospitable. The balcony is a great feature and a perfect dining location.
L'Alghero Apartment very well located, a 10-15 minute walk from the historic center. Very good value for money, very well equipped and located in a quiet area. Both Marco and his family very nice. We chose the rent in case of another stay for Sardenya. The only thing missing is a microwave might otherwise October 1.
Apartamento en l'Alguer muy bien situado, a 10-15 minutos andando del centre històrico. Muy buena relación calidad-precio, muy bien equipado y situado en una zona tranquila. Tanto Marco como su familia muy agradables. Lo volveria a alquilar en caso de otra estancia por Sardenya. Lo único que quizás le falta es microondas, por lo demàs un 10.
I am pleased to know that the holiday in Alghero was great and the install partment has worked very well. We were received by the mother of Mark (Francisca) and there was a nice wine in the fridge! Thanks again for this. The beds were fine, everything is there, but we found it a little outdated, the shower is not great and you had to hold the hose because the attachment is broken. There was no reception of TV (was at the dish on the roof according Francisca) We also had no contact with Marco personally. To achieve good beach and old town shops around the corner and also rented bikes. it was a great holiday!! greetings from the twins from Zeeland (Netherlands)
Graag wil ik laten weten dat de vakantie in Alghero geweldig was en het appar tement is ons goed bevallen. we zijn door de moeder van Marco (Francisca) ontvangen en er lag een lekkere wijn in de koelkast! Bedankt nogmaals hiervoor.
De bedden waren prima, alles is aanwezig, wel vonden we het iets verouderd, de douche is niet groot en de slang moest je vasthouden omdat de bevestiging kapot is. Er was ook geen ontvangst van de t.v. (lag aan de schotel op het dak volgens Francisca) Ook hebben we geen contact gehad met Marco persoonlijk.
strand en oude stad goed te bereiken , winkels om de hoek en ook fietsen gehuurd. het was een prima vakantie!!!! groeten van de tweeling uit Zeeland (Nederland)
We have just spent a week in lovely alghero and we have always enjoyed the short walking distance from the appartment to the beach (5 min) and the old historic centre (15-20 min). The two-room appartment itself is generously equipped, with a big balcony (more a street view than a panororamic view). Very positive: the supermarket round the corner, the daily market hall across the road). Staying at marco`s flat is less a touristic than an authentically italian feeling ( charming and helpful host including his italian mamma and girl-friend)).
house in a strategic position to go to the beaches of Lido di Alghero. And comfortable apartment with a nice balcony on the ground side
casa in posizione strategica per andare nelle spiagge del lido di alghero.
Appartamento comodo e dotato di un bel balcone al piano lato
We are a family from Stockholm who have been in Alghero in July 2012. It was a fantastic holiday. We would recommend that appartment to other guests. It was very comfortable with very large kitchen, with a very large terrace / balcony with a large dining table that was enough for 10 people. There was a large bedroom with double bed and large wardrobe with mirrors. Nice bathroom with washing machine and a shower. The apartment is located approximately 50 meters from the supermarket and two regular supermarkets. Located very close to the beach. Takes about five minutes to go. We want to thank Marco who has the apartment. He was very pleasant and happy! We would recommend the apartment to all our guests!
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Arsenal Ladies have been drawn in the same group as Liverpool, Lincoln and Chelsea in the FA WSL Continental Cup.
Laura Harvey's team won the inaugural competition last year but will need to master a new format to successfully defend their trophy.
The Continental Cup now features two groups of four teams with the top two advancing to the semi-finals. The final will take place at the end of the 2012 season in October.
Arsenal kick off their Continental Cup quest at Liverpool over the weekend of March 17 and 18 before travelling to Lincoln on May 12 or 13.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel, walk to St. James' Park
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of O2 Academy Newcastle, St. James' Park, and Grey's Monument. Castle Keep and Quayside are also within 1 mi (2 km).
2 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges, and a fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, 24-hour room service, and a business center.
Hotel Features
All 148 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers. Other amenities available to guests include 24-hour room service, minibars, and rainfall showerheads.
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Hotel Amenities
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. This 4-star property offers access to a business center.
A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and concierge services. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle and an area shuttle. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Hotel Indigo Newcastle is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 148
- Number of floors - 5
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room computer
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
24-hour room service is available.
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Marco Pierre White Grill - This steakhouse serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between GBP 6.00 and GBP 16.95 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: GBP 30.00 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Self parking fee: GBP 12 per day
Hotel Name
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- Hotel Indigo Newcastle Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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SANTA CLARA -- The costs to build the San Francisco 49ers' new stadium range from big-ticket items, such as $25 million for an electrical system that will allow 12,000 fans to charge their cellphones simultaneously, to small ones like a $498 bookshelf.
The expenses can be lavish or quirky, like the $155,250 for 23 VIPs to see the 49ers in last season's Super Bowl, $500 so some lucky fans could attend a Joe Montana autograph signing, and $150 for coach Jim Harbaugh to walk on a red carpet at a stadium preview event. But they're more often mundane, such as installing 16,000 lights, 5,500 fire alarms and 2,200 toilets and sinks, part of a utility budget that has surpassed $62 million.
It all adds up quickly.
A year after the 49ers broke ground on the stadium, this newspaper reviewed dozens of pages of monthly expense reports from the past year to provide the first detailed look at what goes into building a $1.2 billion NFL stadium.
The price tag so far: thousands of items totaling $368.6 million -- about $1 million a day.
"It's kind of eye-popping," said Clemson University economics professor Skip Sauer, president of the North American Association of Sports Economists. "For better or worse, it's typical. The modern stadium is a luxury palace relative to the stadiums of 25 to 30 years ago."
The stadium's total cost is equal to the amount the 49ers paid their players in salary and benefits over the past decade, according to Forbes' lists of team values. And it's the second-most expensive NFL stadium in history, behind Cowboys Stadium. It comes as 29 of the other 31 NFL teams have spent a combined $10.5 billion building new or revamped stadiums over the past two decades, according to research from sports economists.
"It's part business, it's part Egyptian pharaoh building his pyramid. These guys (NFL owners) are competing with each other over who has the fanciest toy," said Roger Noll, a Stanford University professor emeritus of economics who has studied new stadiums.
Most costs of the 49ers' new home are funded by a public loan that is expected to be repaid by fans buying seat licenses, corporate partnerships, the 49ers and some tax revenue. The team stressed the project remains on budget.
The bills show that while $100 million has already been spent on concrete and steel, one-third of the spending to date -- $127 million -- has gone toward things you can't see: developer's fees, overhead costs, consultants, planning and marketing. They also include what the team calls "customer incentives": perks given to fans and corporations that buy pricey seats and suites in the new stadium.
Fans have been given limo service ($4,319 worth), wine ($4,120), footballs ($2,467), NFL hats and jerseys ($1,573), 49ers hats ($1,556), Newport tote bags ($974), See's candies ($408) and a framed jersey ($80). Tens of thousands of additional dollars were spent buttering up fans with visits from Niner cheerleaders ($1,800) and former players, game tickets, catering, cocktail events and access to team practices.
Sales representatives racked up quite a few bills, too, such as $5,832 for 10 iPads and $5,099 to celebrate a sales milestone at a "team-building event" and dinner at the posh San Francisco restaurant Quince.
Al Guido, who's leading the sales effort, said the funds are typical for a sales campaign and helped reel in hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of seat revenue.
"Once someone buys a $30,000 or $80,000 (seat), there's stuff within that benefits package related to cocktail events, meet-and-greet with alumni and behind-the-scenes" access, Guido said.
Two-thirds of the money, or $240 million, spent on the stadium so far has gone toward brick and mortar. San Francisco-based Turner Construction and Milpitas-based Devcon Construction, which would pay for any cost overruns under a budget approved by the 49ers and city leaders, have spent $70 million for steel and $30.5 million for concrete to form the outer skeleton, walls, concourses and aisles -- and to pay about 1,000 workers to install them.
The stadium's "insides" aren't cheap either. Builders have spent $25.7 million on electrical work, which will buy enough miles of conduit to stretch to Los Angeles. An additional $20.9 million has gone toward plumbing to ensure 1 of every 30 fans can simultaneously use the bathroom. And $15.4 million has gone toward heating and air conditioning.
"We're not doing gold-plated plumbing," said Larry MacNeil, the 49ers' executive vice president of development. But "we're going real high-end on the technology stuff."
But the costs hardly end there. Consider that while the most expensive San Jose home that real estate website Zillow listed this week was $6.5 million, the team has spent more than that just to get fans between stadium floors by building elevators, escalators and stairs. Or that it would take the average Santa Clara County resident 200 years to earn the amount spent on risk management: $8.8 million.
Turner-Devcon thus far has received $10.9 million in fees and has completed 40 percent of the project, which is on pace to open ahead of the 2014 season. Another big firm, Kansas City, Mo.-based HNTB, has spent $8.8 million to run "Trailer City," as the administrative offices at the site are known.
Stanford's Noll said while the fan experience is better at new, pricier stadiums, most of the benefits are enjoyed by a small percentage of high-end fans who buy luxury suites and club seats, where the ritziest amenities in the stadium will be.
Take the most basic feature of all: the seats. Most are 19 inches wide and plastic. But the pricier club seats are 21 inches and padded, while the luxury box seats are 24 inches, recline and have high backs.
Wealthy fans also are paying a disproportionately high share of the cost to build the stadium, much like a progressive tax structure in which the rich pay for a larger chunk of public services. Club seats (which cost up to $80,000 apiece) and luxury boxes (as much as a half-million dollars each) have generated about $630 million in construction revenue. The remaining, cheaper seats make up three-fourths of the stadium capacity, yet they have produced far less money -- about $175 million -- to help fund the stadium.
"People will pay more for nice amenities," said Sauer of the sports economists' association. "These billion-dollar NFL things now are just loaded with bells and whistles."
Contact Mike Rosenberg at 408-920-5705. Follow him at Twitter.com/RosenbergMerc.