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Clinically proven to keep lips moisturized all day, Beautiful Color Moisturizing Lipstick is infused with moisture-enriched pigments that provide rich, lasting color and leave your lips feeling soft and smooth. Volulip™ helps to seal in moisture to give your lips a fuller, more sumptuous appearance. Volulip™ has also been shown to increase the look of lip volume by 15% and firmness by 13%1.
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Volulip™ is used under the authorization of Sederma, Inc.
Clinically and dermatologist tested.
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Moisturizing spheres surround each color pigment providing rich, lasting color, while making lips feel smooth and soft.
Delivers and locks in moisture to give lips a fuller, plumper appearance. Volulip™ is used under the authorization of Sederma, Inc.
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A natural emollient that locks-in moisture, soothes and protects lips.
Vitamins A, C, E
Powerful blend of vitamins to help keep lips looking moisturized and healthy.
Applications and Use
Start in the center of your lip and glide color to the outer corners, following the natural line of your mouth.
Evenly fill in lips, using all angles of the bullet, for maximum conditioning benefits and long lasting wear.
For extended wear, pair with Beautiful Color Precision Glide Lip Liner. This creamy, high pigment formula defines lips with waterproof, smudge-proof color that lasts for 12 hours.1
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Date published: 2017-01-13
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William Ramos and Julissa Villarreal in a UTSA lab
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Commencement Close-up: William Ramos and Julissa Villarreal hope to inspire young students
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Dec. 15, 2005)--Exciting times lie ahead for UTSA doctoral students Willliam Ramos and Julissa Villarreal. Not only will they receive their degrees in neuroscience this week and then start new jobs with the National Institutes on Aging in Baltimore, Md., but this summer the pair will return to San Antonio to get married.
The couple met four years ago when Bill joined Julissa in a doctoral neuroscience research program under UTSA biology professor Edwin Barea-Rodriguez.
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"He opened up a lot of opportunities by allowing me to attend annual conferences and make poster presentations," said Villarreal. "I also had the chance to travel to Puerto Rico and the prestigious Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory in Massachusetts to learn new research techniques."
Both credit Barea-Rodriguez with having a big impact on their lives with his passion to help his students succeed.
"He taught us a lot in his lab and is the reason why we are here and graduating from UTSA," said Ramos.
Villarreal, a 32-year-old Corpus Christi native, had completed her undergraduate studies at Columbia University and met Barea-Rodriguez when she applied to UTSA's doctoral program in neuroscience.
"Julissa was a committed student, which made working with her very rewarding," said Barea-Rodriguez. "She is my first graduating female Ph.D. student and set a program record for us by authoring three research papers with one submitted for publication."
While Villarreal traveled out of state to complete her education, Ramos, a 37-year-old native San Antonian, stayed closer to home graduating from the University of Texas at Austin and pursuing research at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
After conducting research on the liver, kidneys and lungs, Ramos met Barea-Rodriguez and found a new area of concentration, researching proteins in the brain.
"I challenged Bill to see the brain as an organ composed of DNA, RNA and proteins and he stayed in my lab and completed a very interesting research project," said Barea-Rodriguez. "I am proud of his work and I will miss our interactions."
The couple is grateful to UTSA for providing excellent research opportunities in neuroscience and they see a bright future ahead for the university with new buildings and faculty coming on board.
"A lot of my cousins are proud, not only to read about somebody that could do it, but to actually know someone that did," said Ramos. "They did not know what Ph.D.s were, so I think they are now inspired to finish college, whereas before they just wanted to finish high school."
Both Ramos and Villarreal say they would like return to San Antonio to teach, research and help produce more successful Hispanic students.


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City will advertise for commission vacancies
The Crosslake City Council decided Monday night, Oct. 14, that it will advertise for vacancies among several commissions.
The planning and zoning, parks and library, and public works commissions all have vacancies.
Mayor Darrell Schneider recommended individuals for appointment to each commission, but council member Steve Roe suggested that the positions be posted and that each council member have the opportunity to review the applications.
City clerk Char Nelson explained that the city's normal practice is to advertise vacancies, but it is ultimately the mayor's authority to appoint commission members.
Roe took issue with one proposed appointment to the planning and zoning commission, stating the applicant is delinquent on taxes. He said citizens can't be given permits if they're delinquent on taxes, and a person who can't take out a permit shouldn't be issuing permits.
Though the council chose to advertise for the majority of the positions, it did unanimously agreed to appoint one of two applicants, Aaron Herzog, to the planning commission for the remainder of a term that will expire Jan. 31, 2014.
The council accepted the resignations of Mike Winkels, Dale Melberg and Dave Schrupp from the planning and zoning commission; Sandy Melberg from the parks and library commission; and Don McCormick from the public works commission.
Melberg and Schrupp both commented by phone that they resigned because of the termination of the city's planning and zoning department staff. Melberg said in her resignation letter to the council that she resigned because she "can no longer sit at the same table with the current council member liaison to the commission." Council member Mark Wessels is the liaison to that commission. Schneider commented that McCormick has moved out of the city and can no longer serve on the commission; Winkels did not comment.
Public safety
The Crosslake Police Department reported 157 calls for service in Crosslake in September. Those included, most notably: 36 traffic warnings, one citation, one traffic arrest, 28 EMS calls, 12 agency assists, 13 alarms and nine information calls.
For Mission Township, the police department reported 31 calls to service, most notably including 13 traffic warnings, six citations and two EMS calls.
The Crosslake Fire Department reported 25 incidents in September. Those included 21 medical calls, one hazardous condition, two good intent calls and one false alarm.
In other business Monday, the council:
• Chose to spend $500 to participate in a housing study performed by the Crow Wing County Housing and Redevelopment Authority.
• Heard an invitation for a community event, "Boomtown," in which author Jack Schulz will share insight for small communities competing for jobs in the present economic climate. The community is invited to the event, which is at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 at city hall.
• Approved a new complaint form for planning and zoning issues. The council decided that complaint forms must be signed at city hall by the complainant, or staff won't follow up on them. The complainant's identity would still be protected by data practices after the sheet is signed.
• Viewed a list of improvements the planning and zoning department, now run by Crow Wing County, has made and improvements that are still needed since county staff began its work. The council also saw a survey of patrons of the new department stating 100 percent positive feedback.
• Approved an updated version of the city's five-year capital improvement plan.
• Heard letters read during public forum from four residents displeased with the recent change in planning and zoning to county staff.


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What's wrong with South PA?
Original post made by Curious, Barron Park, on Apr 19, 2007
"Dine and Shop Around Palo Alto
This special event focuses on giving parents a chance to explore all that the Stanford-Palo Alto area has to offer. Between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m., three free shuttles take visitors to and from Stanford to Stanford Shopping Center and downtown Palo Alto. A separate shuttle takes the same route, but goes to California Avenue business district. Sample the ambience of Palo Alto, shop and dine and enjoy entertainment in Palo Altos' quaint business districts."
Wow - all the way South to California Ave??? I guess we just can't let them see past Page Mill, huh?
What about Straits cafe? Hobbee's? Dinah's? Happy Donuts? Sunday Brunch at Cabana? Trader Vic's? Driftwood for a sandwich? The deli at Piazza's? Mike's Cafe? Compadre's? Grullense? Celia's? Sushi Tomo? Fuki Sushi? Dan Brown's?
C'mon down, you might enjoy it!
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a resident of South of Midtown
on Apr 19, 2007 at 6:08 pm
"there is no there there"
a resident of College Terrace
on Apr 19, 2007 at 6:38 pm
They could have simply driven on University and turned on Palm Drive in EPA. Same products lower prices.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 20, 2007 at 10:12 pm
It should be no suprise that the city leaders look down upon South Palo Alto. Look at Alma Plaza and the comments/actions to not allow a real retail center. One council member said they could go to Mountain View to shop. Some time ago at a public meeting one council member/mayor was overheard apologizing to a friend for living in South Palo Alto.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Apr 21, 2007 at 3:01 pm
Wow! I had always thought the jokes about south PA were a joke.
At least until I heard the story of a previous Fairmeadow principal who commented to the wife of a Stanford visiting scholar on the reason she could not enroll her child in the local school: "This is south Palo Alto, and like all lower income areas, the families are larger". In my circle of friends, we have told this story, joke and call this Baja Palo Alto. (Upon reflection, I am uncomfortable with the implied insult to Mexico, and have stopped.)
Now, I heard this second hand (from a trusted source), but it does agree with the general tone and my experience of nearly 15 years here in south Palo Alto. The impression is that those of us who live 'down here' are a bit more wild and woolly, less cultured than our neighbors in the north. This is all quite insane, because we all know what real estate is worth, even in the deep south. It does make me stop and ponder though. How did this get started?
a resident of South of Midtown
on Apr 21, 2007 at 3:22 pm
Happy Donuts? And you ignore the Fish Market? I can see a shuttle stop at the Fish Market, but...?
Perhaps you should study South PA a little more. You sound more like an agent provocateur from the North! How dare you!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 21, 2007 at 4:54 pm
It always strikes me as strange that if South Palo Alto is not as affluent as the area north of Oregon, or that the residents to the south are not quite as couth (opposite of uncouth) as those further north, then how does Piazza's manage to survive. To me it is a symbol of all that is affluent, diverse, and definite caters to those of a more refined palate.
a resident of Barron Park
on Apr 21, 2007 at 6:08 pm
Phil - ooh-la-la a provacateur, I love it.
Sorry, Barron Park for 20+ years. No provacateuring here.
I don't like fish.
Happy Donuts - 24 hours, cops, WiFi, tons of Stanford kids at 2am, what's not to love? They should have been on the tour for sure!
I was REALLY sorry to see the quonset hut Old Pro go.
And Rudolfo's and All American Market...
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This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
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Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Carbamazepine, phenobarbital, and phenytoin may speed up how quickly your liver processes amiodarone and dronedarone.
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The amount of amiodarone and dronedarone in your blood may decrease and it may not work as well.
What you should do about this interaction:
Make sure your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together. Let your doctor know right away if you experience and irregular or unusually fast heartbeat.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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After two second-place finishes and a third-place finish this season, Brandt Snedeker was pretty darn happy to win the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am on Sunday.
"Feels great to finish one," Snedeker said. "The last two weeks I've been playing great. But running into two Hall of Famers (Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson who won the two tournaments he finished second at), really motivated me to go out ... and handle the lead."
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Snedeker says he isn't making many mistakes, as evidenced by his final round 65 at Pebble Beach on Sunday, where he had six birdies and one bogey.
"I'm playing smart golf and I'm not putting myself in too many bad positions," Snedeker said.
Snedeker said his amateur partner and close friend, Toby Wilt, helped him through the championship round.
"He's a very calming influence," Snedeker said. "He didn't help me one shot but he did a lot of cheering today and kept me calm."


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Years After Tragedy, Tesoro Ducks Penalties For Refinery Deaths
Workers at American oil refineries die on the job about three times as often as their counterparts in Europe. As John Ryan of KUOW reports, when accidents do kill American workers, the companies they work for rarely pay a heavy price. Case in point: Tesoro, which hasn't incurred a significant penalty since its Washington state refinery exploded in 2010, killing seven people.
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It's been said that sunlight sanitizes almost everything it shines on. Beginning this week, and every week from now on, we'll focus a concentrated beam on the rogue antivirus programs our support staff and Threat Research team have been working to remediate.
Rogues have a tendency to switch up their names, user interface, and other outward characteristics, while retaining most of the same internal functionality — and by functionality I mean the fraudulent tricks these forms of malware use to make it difficult for someone to identify them as malicious or remove them from an infected computer. It's not as though the charlatans behind these scams (or their parents) ever made anything that was actually useful or desirable.
So for our inaugural Rogue of the Week post, we bring you notes on MS Removal Tool and XP Total Security, courtesy of Threat Research Analysts Brenden Vaughan and Stephen Ham.
MS Removal Tool
The most frequent infection this week has been the rogue security product MS Removal Tool, which is just the latest variant of the System Tool rogue. What a tool. Here's what it looks like:
Support also mentioned seeing numerous cases of another rogue that goes by the names Windows Recovery, Windows Repair, or Windows Restore. All of these are "re-branded" versions of the same program.
None of these, obviously, are real Microsoft products, even though they use icons that look like the Microsoft Office logo:
It installs itself to the %appdata%Microsoft folder and is extremely randomized like other System Tool variants.
It also prevents all executable files from running once the rogue starts. However, if you run a sweep while Windows is in Safe Mode, we should be able to remove the infection.
Stephen Ham found that links in spam email led to a drive-by download of MS Removal Tool. The spam messages offered a "Free Discount Card" for…something. The scammer kind of ran out of steam at that point. Thanks for sending the stuff directly to us, crimeware distributor guy. It makes our jobs a lot easier.
Technical details:
Rogue executable is installed to (where <random> indicates an unpredictable jumble of letters and numbers that changes each time someone installs the rogue on a computer):
C:Documents and SettingsAll usersApplication Data<random><random>.exe
Rogue sets start points from the following Registry location(s):
<random>= C:Documents and SettingsAll usersApplication Data<random><random>.exe
— Vaughan & Ham
XP Total Security
The other rogue security products our support team has primarily seen this week have been variants of the rogue with a randomized, 3-character file name. According to analysts working with the rogue, its user interface and name varies, depending on the operating system you happen to be running.
Here's the short list of names the rogue's authors have come up with for this scam:
|Windows XP
|Windows Vista
|Windows 7
|XP Anti-Virus
|Vista Anti-Virus
|Win 7 Anti-Virus
|XP Anti-Virus 2011
|Vista Anti-Virus 2011
|Win 7 Anti-Virus 2011
|XP Anti-Spyware
|Vista Anti-Spyware
|Win 7 Anti-Spyware
|XP Anti-Spyware 2011
|Vista Anti-Spyware 2011
|Win 7 Anti-Spyware 2011
|XP Home Security
|Vista Home Security
|Win 7 Home Security
|XP Home Security 2011
|Vista Home Security 2011
|Win 7 Home Security 2011
|XP Total Security
|Vista Total Security
|Win 7 Total Security
|XP Total Security 2011
|Vista Total Security 2011
|Win 7 Total Security 2011
|XP Security
|Vista Security
|Win 7 Security
|XP Security 2011
|Vista Security 2011
|Win 7 Security 2011
|XP Internet Security
|Vista Internet Security
|Win 7 Internet Security
|XP Internet Security 2011
|Vista Internet Security 2011
|Win 7 Internet Security 2011
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I'm trying to create some splits and am wondering about a few things about making nucs or splits -
Does it matter if I combine nurse bees from different hives into the new nuc whenever I move frames? Not having but 3 hives, I have to sometimes combine frames from different hives to create my nucs and wonder how much it actually matters, to the bees - if they were from the same 'clan/hive' or not? They quickly realize they are queenless and start spending their time doing other things - but wonder if this process creates more stress for the bees or not. I've always smoked them well before combing and have tried to remove most of the nurse bees whenever I add new capped brood.
To increase my population of nurse bees, I've heard it's a good thing to add a frame of brood for a few weeks until the new queen starts laying on her own. Does it matter if I remove the nurse bees whenever I move brood over? I'm letting the nucs build their own queens and know there's a 30+day interval here that I need to keep 'cycling' in new bees and brood.
thanks for any suggestions. Here's a picture of a good cluster I saw last night on a split I did 7 days ago ..


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This recipe coats tender chicken breasts with a buttery pecans flavored with spicy chipotle and zesty orange. Serve with a spinach salad.
Nutrition Profile:
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Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 30 min.
Step 1
Working with one piece of chicken at a time, place between sheets of plastic wrap and pound with a meat mallet or heavy skillet until flattened to an even 1/4-inch thickness.
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Place pecans, breadcrumbs, orange zest, salt and ground chipotle in a food processor and pulse until the pecans are finely ground. Transfer the mixture to a shallow dish. Whisk egg white and water in a shallow dish until combined. Dip each chicken breast in the egg-white mixture, then dredge both sides in the pecan mixture.
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Heat 1 1/2 teaspoons oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add half the chicken and cook until browned on the outside and no longer pink in the middle, 2 to 4 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and cover to keep warm. Carefully wipe out the pan with a paper towel and add the remaining oil. Cook the remaining chicken, adjusting the heat as needed to prevent scorching. Serve immediately.
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Celebrating Excellence: Jane Wilcox demonstrates leadership, innovation and creativity
(July 12, 2006)--Jane Wilcox, UTSA assistant director of parking and transportation services, is the third-quarter recipient of the Celebrating Excellence Award, presented by the Office of the Vice President for Business Affairs.
Though only at UTSA for five months, Wilcox has demonstrated leadership, innovation and creativity in motivating Parking and Transportation Services personnel, improving collections and achieving improved customer service.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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She consistently empowers department staff, resulting in significantly improved morale. She doesn't step in to do it herself, but coaches staff members in techniques for responding to customers, encourages them to handle customer-service issues, and praises them as they step up to take on responsibility.
Wilcox initiated a contest among the parking controllers to rename their position, since "PC" makes one think of a computer and not a person responsible for the important activity of issuing citations and providing customer service in the field. After many creative submissions, the parking controllers are now "parking assistants."
Working with the Office of the Vice President for University Advancement, the Office of the President, Student Affairs and others, Wilcox undertook a project to collect unpaid citations. The project required extensive work to assure that these offices were advised and had input.
She also worked with the Office of Legal Affairs and provided information to the UT System's Office of General Counsel to assure all requirements were met to provide a mechanism for obtaining needed information from the Department of Transportation and other state entities.
The first phase of the project is complete and netted more than $26,000. Wilcox identified the issue, formulated a path forward, collaborated with others throughout the university and took all steps necessary to make it happen. She then followed the collection of funds due to the university, then identified and took necessary actions to establish new processes and procedures to assure proper future handling of unpaid citations. It is a successful project!
Wilcox also developed and implemented the use of a unique logo for the Office of Parking and Transportation Services that assists customers in identifying the office. Additionally, she took action to revamp the parking and transportation services Web site that soon will be ready for rollout. To build UTSA spirit, she used her creativity and developed new artwork for the parking permit that incorporates Rowdy Roadrunner.
According to Kerry Kennedy, UTSA vice president for business affairs, "Jane Wilcox consistently has a positive attitude, demonstrates a passion for the work that she does and inspires those around her. Thank you and congratulations, Jane, for all you hard work and service to the university and Business Affairs."


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Apartment in Historic Centre
מספר אנשים מקסימלי4
חדרי שינה2
גודל70 מטר רבוע
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- מתאים גם למשפחות/ ילדים
- מטבח
- טלויזיה
- מעלית בבניין
- מרפסת/ טרסה
- מיזוג אוויר
- מכונת כביסה / מייבש
- מגבות
Accommodation summary
|Plaza Navarros, Valencia, ספרד
|סוג נכס
|פרטי הזיהוי של מקום הלינה
The stylish apartment features a master bedroom with a comfortable double bed and an en suite bathroom, containing a shower. The second bedroom also contains a double bed.
In the lounge, guests will find 2 comfortable sofas, a dining table and a TV. The modern kitchen is fully fitted, and includes a citrus press and a coffee maker.
Valencia's Central Market is a little over a 5-minute walk away, and guests will find many bars, restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area. Public transport is also easily accessible, with the nearest bus stops located less than a 2-minute walk away.
כללי הביתSmoking is permitted on the balcony.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|מחיר ליותר מ-2 אורחים
|מקסימום לילות
|3 weeks
|Check-in before
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|מדיניות ביטולים
The appartment is nice and cousy with comfortable furnurture. Everything is perfect clean.
At the corner there is a terrace, that is rather noisy till late. Put something in your ears or close the windows and use the airco.
The appartment is in the old part of the town, that means no cars. Nearby is a part of the town to go out in the evening. By day you can walk to al the attractions in the old city.
At the corner you can hire bikes to go to the Calatrava Buildings or to the beach, just follow the Turio park or take the bus or tram.
The hospitality of Juan is impressive.
We enjoyed Valencia for a week and stayed in this appartment. Perfect location in the centre of the old city of Valencia. The apartment was a bit difficult to find, in a small street. Maybe a suggestion to ask Juan the host for a map showing the detailled location of the apartment. A lot of things are take care for by Juan like coffee, tea, toiletpaper etc. The airconditioning is also a plus during the summer months. Thanks Juan for a nice week in your apartment!
Dear Juan, it was our pleasure to meet you and we enjoyed to stay in your nice trendy place. We would come back to you by the time we plan to come to Valencia again. We wish you good luck and success with all visitors. We recommend your place to all who like to stay in the heart of the city that sometimes takes some time to fall asleep.
All the best and hasta luego from Edith, Nicole and Traudl
This apartment is the perfect place to discover Valencia. Everything in the citycenter is on walking distance. or better, rent a bike and you can go everywhere interesting in Valencia. Juan is a friendly host, and the simple breakfast provided, gives you a nice start of the day.
Valencia is great and so is the appartement of Juan. Nice and cosy, we felt like home. Good beds! A few minutes walk to a nice square and the centre of Valencia. Thank you Juan, for your hospitality.
Great apartment ideally located for nights out in the old town. We arrived late at night partly due to a delayed flight but it wasn't a problem. Juan was very easy to deal with throughtout the booking and helpful with providing info. Nice touches like tea, coffee and breakfast snacks make all the difference. Fantastic value for money. I hope to return next year and wouldn't hesitate to reccomend.
Vorrei vivamente consigliare la casa di Juan a tutti quanti single, famiglie, amici e coppie. L'appartamente è centrale, comodo a piedi, metro e bus; superattrezzato e pulito come dalle foto. Grazie a Juan per la disponibilità e gentilezza.
I would strongly advise the house of Juan to everyone: singles, families, friends and couples. The flat is centrally located, easy walk, metro and bus; comfortable and clean as the photos. Thanks to Juan for his helpfulness and kindness.
The flat is absolutely great - central, quiet, cool and very very functional. The furniture and kitchen is all new and clean. You can walk everywhere or rent a bike from a place just round the corner. You really couldn't ask for more,except perhaps for wifi and a soap dish in the beautiful shower!! Then it really would be perfect. A personal thankyou to Juan and his sister Lola for all her useful tips at the start of our stay.
The apartment in the historic center of Valencia is a good deal. After an enjoyable night in town your bed is never far away. The apartment is clean and the coffee is good.
- הבטחת איכות מקומות הלינה
- כל מארח מאושר טלפונית
- תשלום מאובטח


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Pulaski Technical College has partnered with Arkansas' motion picture leaders to launch targeted training to meet the workforce needs of the state's burgeoning film and digital content production industry.
The initial training curriculum, which will launch in spring 2012, will focus on two areas: scripted film and digital content production management, which includes film, television, web, commercial and industrial/training; and nonfiction production, which includes documentary and journalism.
"We are fortunate that the Renaud Brothers - Little Rock's own globally recognized, innovative leaders in the world of nonfiction production - will lend their expertise to our program," said David Durr, dean of Pulaski Tech's Information Technology Division. "Our intention is that they will not only help us groom the next generation of content creators, but that their example will bring other industry leaders and best practices to our students."
Craig and Brent Renaud, founders of the Little Rock Film Festival, bring an industry-leading skill set to the offering. Emmy and Directors Guild of America-nominated feature documentarians (Dope Sick Love, Off to War, Warrior Champions), the Renauds are also pioneering cin? v?t?ournalists, creating content for international media outlets such as The New York Times and NBC.
Leaders of Pulaski Technical College were first approached about the workforce needs and opportunities by Arkansas Film Commissioner Christopher Crane of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and Gary Newton of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce Little Rock Film Commission.
"The Arkansas Film Commission is excited to partner with Pulaski Tech as its production training begins formulation in the fall of 2011," said Crane. "Pulaski Tech's initiative will help Arkansas produce the next generation of filmmakers who will produce world-class content. In addition, through programs like this and others offered at SAU Tech, UALR and UCA, Arkansas is building a crew base that empowers filmmakers to hire locally, which is a great incentive for production and testament to the quality of the training."
"Pulaski Tech was already down the road in crafting a media arts curriculum bridging traditional divisions, such as fine arts, but rooted in information technology," said Newton. "We were fortunate that they were not only receptive to our ideas, but nimble enough to immediately adjust based on the real, but unfulfilled, needs of the industry in Arkansas."
Following its successful model of creating real world, industry-driven curriculum in industries such as aerospace, wind power and advanced manufacturing, Pulaski Tech will look to a new, full-time instructor/facilitator, experienced in commercial film and digital content production, to help design, implement and lead the new concentration.
Interested and qualified applicants are encouraged to immediately submit an application, statement of teaching philosophy, resume, list of three references and unofficial copies of college transcripts to: Pulaski Technical College, Office of Human Resources, 3000 West Scenic Drive, North Little Rock, AR 72118.
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ID 4372 | 2 room apartment | WiFi | Hannover
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı2
Yatak odası1
Boyut50 metrekare
Floor No.0
- Çamaşır makinesi / Kurutma makinesi
- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
- Havlu
- Kilitlenebilir oda
- mevcut Otopark
- Mutfak
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|Laubaner Weg, 30519 Hannover, Almanya
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Sleeping facilities: There is a double bed and one sofa bed provided.
Electronic devices: Hair dryer, iron, TV, fridge, microwave, kettle and washing machine.
Service: Regular cleaning of the apartment and change of bedlinen every fourth day, change of towels every second day.
Our accommodations are normally privately inhabited. The persons living in these accommodations will leave them for your own use during the time of your reservation. Please keep that in mind.
Ev kurallarıPlease advise us as soon as possible of your time of arrival. On your date of arrival, the keys will be handed over to you directly inside the apartment/house booked. There will be a deposit taken by the landlord:
2 room apartment = 200,- EUR
Please hand over the deposit in cash directly to the landlord/landlady on your day of arrival. The deposit will be handed back to you on your day of departure or when you hand back the keys, respectively.
Sheets, bedlinen and towels are included in the final price. Free intermediate cleaning is possible on demand and for an extra fee. If the accommodation booked provides W-LAN, it will be free of charge.
Living rooms in which there is a sleeping facility installed are considered as bedrooms.
Please keep in mind that the apartments/houses are normally inhabited by the landlords themselves.
Only for the duration of your booking the accommodations will be left for your own use. Concerning bookings of private rooms inside apartments or inside private houses the accommodation will be shared with the landlord.
|Maksimum Gece Sayısı
|9 nights
|Check-in Saati (Sonrası)
|Check-in before
|Check-out Saati (Öncesi)
|İptal Koşulları
Bu ev sahibinin diğer mülklerine yapılan yorumlar
Dear Sirs,
we have found an apartment clean but with smell outside and inside the apartment.
We are extremely sorry for this .
Best regards
Good point as follows,
kitchen, big refrigerator, silent.
Bad point as follows,
elvator and washmachine were broken.
Next time, we will be back this apartment.
the apartment is very central and has everything you need.I enjoyed my stay. I hope to return again. Thank you so much !
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
I liked it! Recommend it uniquely. It`s very clean and nice apartment. The only nuance – there is no free space in closets.
Good property with all facilities and near to train station. But no wifi
Apartment location is very close to city center and the owner is a very nice weman the only comment is about beds comfortability
Gastgeber sehr freundlich.
Appartment komplett und alles in Ordnung.
Komme bestimmt wieder.
Super Ferienwohnung! Bedienung war der Hammer! Jeden Tag frische Bettwäsche, Lebensmittel und Getränke. Es kam einem vor man wäre in einem Hotel! Lediglich das Auffinden der Wohnung hat etwas länger gedauert. Vlt. für die Zukunft noch einen kleine Lageplan mit hinzufügen, damit man die Wohnung leichter findet. Ansonsten war alles super!
El piso está en perfectas condiciones, amplio y cómodo, muy limpio. Está muy bien comunicado y de fácil acceso.
El anfitrión nos atendió muy bien y fue en todo momento muy amable y con ganas de explicarte todo.
- Kalite güvenceli konaklama
- Her ev sahibi telefonla doğrulanmıştır
- SSL şifrelemesi ile güvenli ödeme


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They need it...
They need it...
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
ba dum fail...
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@Katdaddyjay 17h
@RuebenRandle @OBJ_3 @Giants
You're just waiting for the first person to say "duh dude we're on a bye", haha. So everyone can pounce on him.
Gotta be in it to win it
Mood: WOOF!
I disagree. I think we should start Dave Diehl and use him extensively on the streets. NY and NJ need new lampposts.
Coughlin should of left this whole team in Cincinnati. People complain about Diehl and the Oline but the Bengals would of whooped us in a 7 on 7 drill since we like to leave receivers open and drop passes/throw Ints on the other side of the ball. Defensively, we looked like we only had 7 defenders out there, our pass rush was non-existant and Dalton had all day to throw.
Coughlin should of challenged Marvin Lewis to a game of electric football, it was the only chance he had at winning last sunday.
Duh dude we're on a bye
Not the actual Man, Myth, Legend....Just a Giant fan since birth, I come in peace


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Do Focus Groups Tell the Truth?
Larry Leach | Posted 03.14.2012 | Canada Business
Read More: Cell Phones, Fast Food, McDonald's, Crave, AT&T, Grave, Supersize Me, Advertising Focus Group, Advertising Lessons, AT&T Advertising, Canada Business News
The lesson, be careful of your perception, be careful of your slogans and make sure that your words and advertising can not be taken the wrong way. Many businesses have learned this the hard way over the years, especially when translating ads into different languages


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I have an extensive arms-related library, and still I'm stumped by your question.
For one thing, you really can't learn shooting from a book, and that goes double for self-defense shooting.
Nevertheless, I can recommend some helpful beginning material.
When I was a kid, my father bought me W.H.B. Smith's Small Arms of the World, which covered the functional operation and disassembly of the military small arms of WW2, rifles, pistols, and machine guns. It was an excellent beginning for my trip through the world of shooting. I believe that this book is still in print, but I would not buy a revised edition, since I believe that the newer versions are not as complete.
Next most useful are the NRA's two Firearms Assembly books. Although they do not discuss functional operation, they present disassembly instructions and "exploded" drawings of just about every rifle, pistol, and shotgun of interest. You can learn quite a lot about functional operation from "exploded" drawings.
Then there's Jeff Cooper's Principles of Self Defense. This book won't teach you shooting, but it will help you learn what can be done, and what can't. Follow that up with any number of books by Massad Ayoob, who discusses not only technique, but also applicable laws.
Good luck!


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Conservatively Speaking
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
Wisconsin State Agencies at Wisconsin State Fair July 31, through August 10, 2014
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We bought this without thinking of our most narrow door. The width of the wheels is 29" and or narrowest door is 31". Too tight to use often. Barely used, it is a great truck. Easily transports four deeps full of honey. Kelley 356D. New $134.
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Italian 600-Thread-Count Sateen Duvet Cover & Sham
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Like bedding found in the finest luxury hotels, our duvet cover and sham are sateen woven to a luxurious 600-thread-count, giving them supersoft texture and a silky luster.
- Made of 100% cotton sateen; 600 thread count.
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Can't agree more. We're we talking about a spring hang that weekend?
That sounds right. Had my threads mixed up. Thanks for pointing me to the right one.
My wife says the same about me. She always tells me I'm full of useless information.
Well I am thinking that while June was the next focused car campin group hang I am thinking about tryin to get out there before my schedules fills up in April-July. So I am lookin to see if I can get out again in march. At that point it may be a backpacking trip and when I know more I will throw it out there for those that are interested.
Husband, Father, and Friend.
Scout Master and Cub Master for Troop/Pack 705 of
I'm ready, let's start planning.
If you teach a child to reason they'll think for a lifetime.
2016 Great Pumpkin planning thread
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im ready to plan. Ever use a doodle poll for dates? www.doodle.com
Make a list of dates then everyone goes to it and checks what dates work for them.


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"Babylon Revisited" F. Scott Fitzgerald
The following entry presents criticism of Fitzgerald's short story "Babylon Revisited." See also, F. Scott Fitzgerald Criticism.
"Babylon Revisited" is Fitzgerald's most anthologized short story and is considered by many to be his best. First published in 1931 in the Saturday Evening Post, it reappeared with revisions in the 1935 collection Taps at Reveille. Fitzgerald wrote "Babylon Revisited" during a time of emotional and economic crisis. Like most of his work, the story reflects his own personal experience and his relationship with his wife Zelda; its tone is thoughtful and retrospective, and it is sadder than earlier stories he had written for the Post.
Plot and Major Characters
"Babylon Revisited" is set against the backdrop of expatriate Europe during the 1930s and recounts the story of Charlie Wales, a onetime wealthy playboy of 1920s Paris whose excesses contributed to the death of his wife, Helen, and led to his stay in a sanitarium for alcoholism. During Charlie's recovery, his daughter Honoria was placed under the custodianship of his sister-in-law and her husband—Marion and Lincoln Peters. Since then, Charlie has reestablished himself as a successful businessman in Prague. As the story opens, he has returned to Paris to reclaim his daughter but must first prove to Marion that he has reformed. The Peterses have never been as wealthy as Charlie and Helen were, and Marion is envious and resentful of Charlie's past extravagances. This, coupled with her bitterness at Charlie's part in her sister's death, makes Marion suspicious of Charlie's reformation, and she agrees only reluctantly to return Honoria to him. Her suspicions are apparently confirmed when Lorraine and Duncan, two unrepentant friends from Charlie's past, drunkenly descend upon Charlie while he is at the Peterses' house. Marion is shocked, and changes her mind about relinquishing Honoria. The story ends as Charlie resolves to try later to regain his daughter, believing that "they couldn't make him pay forever," and that "Helen wouldn't have wanted him to be so alone."
Major ThemesCritics have identified several major themes in "Babylon Revisited," some of which are centered upon time and its shaping of individual destiny. Joan Turner, for example, has asserted that one of the story's themes is that "the past cannot be escaped." Similarly, Carlos Baker has remarked that no matter how sincere Charlie is in his attempt at reformation, he is "defeated by a past that he can never shed." Ronald J. Gervais viewed the story as a lament for the past and its pleasures, as well as regret for mistakes made. Numerous critics have focused on guilt in the story: James M. Harrison and Seymour L. Gross, for example, have debated whether Charlie genuinely wants to change his ways or is still attracted to his former life. Finally, while Rose Adrienne Gallo considered guilt and retribution as significant concerns in the story, she also described the pernicious influence of money as an important theme—both in its ability to waste lives, as it has with Charlie, and to foster envy and resentment, as it has in Marion Peters.
Critical Reception
"Babylon Revisited" has been generally well-received since its publication and is now considered a masterpiece. Nevertheless, critics have pointed out inconsistencies in the plot—for example, the apparently illogical route that Charlie takes from the Ritz Bar to the Peterses, and several inaccurate references to the passage of time. For all its inconsistencies, however, most critics agree that this wistful story displays Fitzgerald's writing at its best, with its close attention to imagery and sensitive choice of words.
James M. Harrison (essay date 1958)
SOURCE: "Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in The Explicator, Vol. 16, No. 4, January, 1958, pp. 1, 3.
[In the following essay, Harrison asserts that although Charlie Wales has begun to mature, he is still drawn to his former life.]
The usual interpretation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Babylon Revisited" has been summarized by Ray B. West (The Short Story in America, 1952). Charlie Wales, returning to Paris, "accidentally becomes involved with some of his old friends; and despite his present dislike of the old life—his knowledge that . . . it was something he had to escape if possible, not recover—he appears to have succumbed and thus loses, once and for all,...
(The entire section is 864 words.)
John V. Hagopian (essay date 1962)
SOURCE: "A Prince in Babylon," in Fitzgerald Newsletter, No. 19, Fall, 1962, pp. 1-3.
[In the following essay, Hagopian examines what he describes as religious, Dantesque elements in the story.]
Despite the obvious symbolism of the title, critics have not generally observed that F's [Fitzgerald's] "Babylon Revisited" is a religious story—more exactly a Catholic, Dantesque story. Not only does it evoke the mood of paralysis and defeat of the Waste Land generation following the stock market crash of 1929, but it renders with understanding and compassion the purgatorial suffering of a man for whom repentance and social readjustment alone are not enough to redeem his...
(The entire section is 828 words.)
Richard R. Griffith (essay date 1963)
SOURCE: "A Note on Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in American Literature, Vol. 35, No. 2, May, 1963, pp. 236-39.
[In the following essay, Griffith accounts for the inconsistencies in the route Charlie takes from the Ritz Bar to the home of Lincoln and Marion Peters.]
Although "Babylon Revisited" is probably the most anthologized and analyzed of Fitzgerald's short stories, neither editor nor critic has noted the strange route taken by Charlie Wales from the Ritz Bar to Lincoln Peters's home in the Rue Palatine. In the opening scene Charlie discusses former days with Alix, the barman at the Ritz, and departs to visit his daughter at the Peters's home on the Left...
(The entire section is 1170 words.)
Seymour L. Gross (essay date 1963)
SOURCE: "Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in College English, Vol. 25, No. 2, November, 1963, pp. 128-35.
[In the following essay, Gross refutes James M. Harrison's argument that Charlie is still drawn to his former Life.]
Thus, though we cannot make our sun Stand still, yet we will make him run.
In the little hours of the night every move from place to place was an enormous human jump, an increase of paying for the privilege of slower and slower motion.
—"Babylon Revisited"
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William R. Osborne (essay date 1964)
SOURCE: "The Wounds of Charlie Wales in Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 2, No. 1, Fall, 1964, pp. 86-7.
[In the following essay, Osborne examines the symbolic meaning of the name "Charlie Wales."]
Not only does the title of F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story "Babylon Revisited" invite symbolic interpretation, but scattered throughout the story are street names or place names like Rue Saint-Honoré, the Poet's Cave, the Café of Heaven, and the Café of Hell that seem also to have obvious symbolic overtones. In the names of the characters, too, critics have found symbolic significance. James Frakes and...
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Roy R. Male (essay date 1965)
SOURCE: "'Babylon Revisited': A Story of the Exile's Return," in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 2, No. 3, Spring, 1965, pp. 270-77.
[In the following essay, Male contends that Charlie Wales has not reformed because he is still torn between his former life and his present one.]
F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Babylon Revisited," although widely reprinted, has not produced many commentaries. James Frake and Isadore Traschen give a brief explication in their text on short fiction [Short Fiction, 1959], Arthur Mizener refers to the story a number of times in his biography [The Far Side of Paradise, 1949], and Seymour Gross has recently offered a full-length analysis...
(The entire section is 3338 words.)
Robert I. Edenbaum (essay date 1968)
SOURCE: "'Babylon Revisited': A Psychological Note on F. Scott Fitzgerald," in Literature and Psychology, Vol. 18, No. 1, 1968, pp. 27-9.
[In the following essay, Edenbaum contends that, through an inconsistency in the plot, Fitzgerald reveals that he identifies with Charlie Wales.]
F. Scott Fitzgerald's story "Babylon Revisited" concerns the return of Charlie Wales one-and-a-half years later to the Babylon that was—the Paris of 1929—in an attempt to retrieve what he can from the two lost years of drunken revelry that had culminated in the death of his wife, his own incarceration in a sanitarium, and the legal signing over of his daughter, Honoria, to his...
(The entire section is 1186 words.)
Rose Adrienne Gallo (essay date 1978)
SOURCE: "Fable to Fantasy: The Short Fiction," in F. Scott Fitzgerald, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1978, pp. 82-105
[In the following excerpt, Gallo describes the destructive power of money as an important theme in the story.]
In "Babylon Revisited" (December 1930; Post February 21, 1931; Taps at Reveille 1935), Fitzgerald draws on a biblical source for his title. The inhabitants of the Old Testament city of Babylon were notorious for their licentiousness. Many of the Jews—held captive in Babylon for seventy years—were seduced by the sinful allure of Babylon, and turned from the observance of the Mosaic law to the worship of Babylonian...
(The entire section is 1202 words.)
James B. Twitchell (essay date 1979)
SOURCE: "'Babylon Revisited': Chronology and Characters," in Fitzgerald/Hemingway Annual 1978, edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli and Richard Layman, Gale Research Company, 1979, pp. 155-60.
[In the following essay, Twitchell refutes the argument that Charlie Wales is unreformed.]
In recent years there has been a small critical hubbub over the completeness of Charlie Wales's reformation in Fitzgerald's "Babylon Revisited." On the surface it does seem that Charlie has converted from wine, women, and song to one midday drink, devotion to his daughter, and serious introspection. But recently critics have questioned Charlie's conversion by pointing to a crucial scene overlooked...
(The entire section is 1756 words.)
Ronald J. Gervais (essay date 1980)
SOURCE: "The Snow of Twenty-Nine: 'Babylon Revisited' as Ubi Sunt Lament," in College Literature, Vol. 7, No. 1, Winter, 1980, pp. 47-52.
[In the following essay, Gervais contends that "Babylon Revisited" falls within the tradition of dirges for the past and compares it to François Villon's "Ballade of Dead Ladies."]
One of the enduring themes of literature is the transitory nature of man's life, of love and beauty, of happiness. In works of this sort, an important part is sometimes played by the ubi sunt device, which takes its name from the first two words of the Latin sentence, Ubi sunt qui ante nos fuerunt? ("Where are they who were before...
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Garry N. Murphy and William C. Slattery (essay date 1981)
SOURCE: "The Flawed Text of 'Babylon Revisited': A Challenge to Editors, a Warning to Readers," in Studies in Short Fiction, Summer, 1981, pp. 315-18.
[In the following essay, Murphy and Slattery argue that a paragraph should be deleted from the "authorized" version of "Babylon Revisited" to reflect Fitzgerald's final intentions for the story.]
No one—not even F. Scott Fitzgerald himself—has ever seen "Babylon Revisited" printed in the final form intended by its author. The reason is astonishingly simple: when the "authorized" version (an extensive revision of the original 1931 Saturday Evening Post story) was printed by Scribners in Taps at...
(The entire section is 1680 words.)
Elsa Nettels (essay date 1982)
SOURCE: "Howells's 'A Circle in the Water' and Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in Studies in Short Fiction, Summer, 1982, pp. 261-67.
[In the following essay, Nettels discusses the many similarities shared by "Babylon Revisited" and a story by Howells, concluding that although the plots are alike, the perspectives on life expressed in each story are strikingly different.]
William Dean Howells was not one of F. Scott Fitzgerald's literary heroes. Fitzgerald once included Howells along with such figures as Taft, McKinley, Bryan, Carnegie, and Rockefeller in a list of prominent men of the recent past in whom "a little boy could find little that was inspiring . . . Not...
(The entire section is 3095 words.)
Carlos Baker (essay date 1982)
SOURCE: "When the Story Ends: 'Babylon Revisited'," in The Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald, edited by Jackson R. Bryer, The University of Wisconsin Press, 1982, pp. 269-77.
[In the following essay, Baker analyzes images of freedom and imprisonment in "Babylon Revisited."]
A kind of change came in my fate,
My keepers grew compassionate,
I know not what had made them so.
They were inured to sights of woe.
And so it was:—my broken chain
With links unfastened did remain
And it was liberty to stride
Along my cell from side to side.
(The entire section is 3739 words.)
Gene D. Phillips (essay date 1986)
SOURCE: "Paradise Lost: 'The Last of the Belles' and The Last Time I Saw Paris," in Fiction, Film, and F. Scott Fitzgerald, Loyola University Press, 1986, pp. 47-61.
[In the following excerpt, Phillips compares "Babylon Revisited" with a screenplay that Fitzgerald adapted from the story and with a film that was loosely based on the story. Phillips remarks that the quality of the story suffers with each successive adaptation.]
"Babylon Revisited": The Short Story
The last time that a Fitzgerald short story was made into a full-length movie for theatrical release, rather than dramatized for television, was in 1954 when MGM produced the...
(The entire section is 3837 words.)
Joan Turner (essay date 1990)
SOURCE: "Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in The Explicator, Vol. 48, No. 4, Summer, 1990, pp. 282-83.
[In the following essay, Turner demonstrates that frequent references to time in "Babylon Revisited" support a theme important to the story.]
F. Scott Fitzgerald uses many references to time in his short story "Babylon Revisited." His almost constant use of words relating to time helps reinforce one of the main themes of the story: the past cannot be escaped.
Hours and minutes are noted during the narrative present of the story. In the opening, Charlie Wales tells the bartender that he is in Paris for "four or five days" to see his daughter. It is...
(The entire section is 899 words.)
Cecil D. Eby (essay date 1995)
SOURCE: "Fitzgerald's 'Babylon Revisited'," in The Explicator, Vol. 53, No. 3, Spring, 1995, pp. 176-77.
[In the following essay, Eby focuses on Fitzgerald's use of double entendre to convey the themes of the story.]
"Babylon Revisited" is by any reckoning the most frequently anthologized and widely read of F. Scott Fitzgerald's short stories. It opens and closes (appropriately) in the Ritz bar in Paris, where Paul, the manager, and Charles Wales reflect on the changes wrought by the stock market crash of 1929 and the economic depression that followed. But the two men are locked in two wholly discrete dimensions. Paul conceives the crash and the depression...
(The entire section is 546 words.)
Further Reading
Lindfors, Bernth. "Paris Revisited." Fitzgerald Newsletter, No. 16 (Winter 1962): 77-8.
Illustrates the inconsistencies in Charlie's first taxi ride.
Lueders, Edward. "Revisiting Babylon: Fitzgerald and the 1920's." Western Humanities Review 29, No. 3 (Summer 1975): 285-91.
Uses the symbolism of Fitzgerald's title "Babylon Revisited" to reexamine the 1920s.
Petry, Alice Hall. Fitzgerald's Craft of Short Fiction: The Collected Stories 1920-1935. Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1989, 235 p.
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Re: st: run STATA DO files on web?
Austin Nichols <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: run STATA DO files on web?
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What about
tempfile t
copy http://whatever.edu/link.do `t'
do `t'
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 3:17 PM, <email@example.com> wrote:
> I am collaborating on a study with someone from a different institution, so we don't have a common network space, & it'd be useful to have a web location - - thinking Google groups - - to share files & from which to run programs.
> If I say something like:
> do http://link
> then, although it does seem to find & read the file, it apparently gets thrown by the HTML header code. (By contrast, R manages it somehow.)
> Anyone found a way to do something similar?
> (In the STATA documentation there is an illustration of 'use' for net locations, but I didn't find anything for 'do'.)
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The dilemma
The budget:$15,000
Graham is looking to update his wheels and is unsure whether to stick with a vehicle with a manual transmission which has served him well for many years or move to an automatic.
"Much of my driving is in peak hour traffic and I am tiring of the constant need to manually change gear" says Graham.
But he has heard conflicting reports on the different automatic options that are available.
"I have read both positive and negative comments on constant variable transmission (CVT) and the direct-shift gearbox (DSG) which seem to be fitted to many of the vehicles I have looked at. What are the pitfalls and faults to look for and what are the benefits with these transmissions?"
As our roads become more and more congested automatic transmissions have certainly become the preferred choice for the majority of used and new car buyers.
To help accommodate that demand and with the global drive to reduce fuel consumption and tail pipe emissions, transmission design has come under as much scrutiny and change by manufacturers as the engine itself in recent years.
Improvements have been made to the traditional hydraulic auto, with additional gear ratios and lock-up toque convertors added to help reduce fuel consumption and improve the engine/transmission relationship.
But the transmission itself has retained the same basic design principals and weaknesses. The weak point is the amount of energy lost from moving or rotating parts within the transmission and torque convertor. With a manual transmission there is no such energy loss, with a direct drive to the road wheels once the clutch is engaged. The end result is better claimed fuel consumption.
The challenge for manufacturers in recent times has been to refine the automatic transmission and improve the fuel consumption figures. While the effort by manufacturers' R&D teams focused on a common goal, the ways they go about achieving a positive result can be very different.
Some have continued to improve the traditional automatic; others have placed a heavy commitment to alternatives such as the CVT and DSG transmissions.
The basic working principles of both these transmissions have been around for many years and like all things new, no amount of in-house testing can identify all the weaknesses and problems that can develop once mass production has started and vehicles are in the hands of the buyers. They in effect, become the long term test pilots.
History has shown that there are always on-going refinements and modifications with any new technology which help improve long term performance and reliability. The auto transmission is no exception.
Sometimes being an early adopter of any new technology can mean on-going frustration while initial niggles are sorted out. Recommended modifications can also be expensive if carried out once a vehicle is out of warranty. The bottom line is older and cheaper vehicles fitted with such technology are often simply best avoided.
Traditional Hydraulic/Electronic Auto Transmission
Has been refined over the years including with the addition of extra gear ratios plus the option of manual shifting.
Advantages - Basic and well proven design over many years.
Disadvantages - Set number of gear ratios and gear changes can be harsh at times. Design is not conducive to achieving improved fuel consumption.
Constant Variable Transmission (CVT)
Operates on a variable pulley and chain (or rubber belt) system.
Advantages - Provides infinite gear ratios and enables the engine to operate within its most efficient rpm range, resulting in improved fuel consumption. Is used by a growing number of manufacturers. Don't be put off by the initial "feel" of the shift pattern. Once mastered, it's not hard to become a real fan and believer in this technology.
Disadvantages - Expensive to repair (earlier versions may be deemed un-repairable). Carries baggage from known problems with earlier models. Towing weights may be reduced in comparison to the traditional autos.
Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG)
Basically a manual transmission without a clutch pedal. Transmission can pre-select gears which reduces shift change times. Used mainly by European manufacturers.
Advantages - Fast and crisp gear changes result in less energy loss and improved fuel consumption.
Disadvantages - A very complicated and busy transmission in which the built-in electronics are constantly thinking ahead to predict which gear to pre-select next. Expensive to repair and, like the earlier CVT's, not without its teething problems.
Our recommendation in your price bracket
Older vehicles (6-7 years old as a general rule) - stick with the old traditional auto or a manual transmission.
Seek the advice and inspection of your local transmission repairer regardless of transmission fitted before committing to purchase.
Note: Fuel consumption benefits are largely determined by how a vehicle is driven not necessarily by the type of transmission fitted. The latest transmission designs help a smooth driver to achieve improved consumption figures.


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not a bad idea barry, but please, don't change a thing. this forum really works, well done.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
A number of times I have seen Newbee's posting as if they were experts, but when I check, I find they have little practical experience and are perpetuating old folks tales!
Matthew Davey
Every now and then, usually due to an event, we have w/in one or two days three different Threads about the same exact thing. Sometimes those Threads get combined by a Moderator. That seems to work alright. I don't know if a Program would be able to recognize that situation and handle it as well as a person or persons. Can it? I understand it is a matter of how well the Program is written.
Mark Berninghausen
I would hope that a person spending some time reading Posts and getting to know who Posts and whose Posts indicate credibility would know who to listen too and pay attention to.
One can put almost whatever one wants as their Tag Line. Some folks indicate Longitude and Latitude and/or Grow Zone. That tells me where they are, but doesn't tell me much about them.
Indicating an AAS from OSU/ATI, 20 years as an Apiary Inspector,owning bees since 1976, being Commercial for 15 years(I guess), currently running about 500 hives, could seem impressive to some or it could look like bragging.
Compared to a guy I met a cpl of weeks ago in the blueberry barrens of ME I feel like a smallscale beekeeper. He runs 20,000 colonies. I wonder if he knows a lot more about beekeeping than I do or is it something else. Something other than he spends no time on beesource or other social media.
Mark Berninghausen
Two years ago I suggested the following:
http://www.beesource.com/forums/show...041#post532041Another thing which could be interesting, and stir up some debate would be the creation of a FAQ's forum. Members could propose solutions to a variety of beekeeping questions/situations and perhaps polls could be used to serve as a guide to beeks who need to choose a response that they are comfortable with. The benefits are twofold; the current knowledge would be gathered on specific topics, resulting in a great resource and secondly, experienced beekeepers would have more time to respond to additional questions, perhaps one of the "unanswered postings" for example.
I suggested having a number of solutions to a frequently asked question in an effort to avoid alienating one or two highly experienced beekeepers who have a different approach to dealing with an issue.
I think this could be a valuable addition to Beesource and the final FAQ would present any number of solutions, but presented in order of their general acceptance by practicing beekeepers.
What we need is a "Gleanings" of Beesource answers...
Make it a game/competition to collect potential answers. A public poll could decide the order of the answers.
Trying to think inside the box...
Speaking as a relative newbee, I find it didn't take long to sort out whose posts have credibility.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
This is what is so great about ISPY. I don't really pay attention to which forum it is in - I scroll to find something of interest or someone I can help. Me thinks y'all haven't tried it - ISPY???
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Sometimes I get to the right question by doing a search on google and looking for beesource answers. Shouldn't have to do that tho.
Zone 7b ~ Central Arkansas
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Just use the Google search on this page: http://www.beesource.com/
Trying to think inside the box...
I have 15 years and feel the same way.Amen to that! I am in my 3rd year. STILL am very much a beginner in many ways
"If a beekeeper tells you he knows everything about beekeeping you can bet he will lie to you again"
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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="JPizzack"]our defense is so close to looking ridculously awesome. I hope we wreck teams this year!![/quote]It was last year too. Well see.
[/quote] yea - and LOOK HOW LAST YEAR TURNED OUT!![/quote]Last year was another epic year like 2007. It's amazing how this team can go from being decimated with injuries to sb champions in a season. MMB- Any thoughts on which game will be Thee Game this year? How's the planning going for your other big schedule?[/quote] no clue bout thee game though the wedding looks like its going to def be a friday in January. Hope you guys can make it. That leaves all of Oct-Nov open Keep a weekend in Dec open, that should be bach party for those of u ready to do the damn thang daven if ur lurking - i know u'll be down[/quote]Jan Wedding on a Friday nite? Sounds really nice. I have two kids bday's in Jan. One second week and one the 4th. We are planning a sweet 16 bash for our daughter, catered the works with a large guest list. She's the 7th. We don't have a date yet. I will do my best to attend your nuptials guy's! Congrats again![/quote] its looking like the 11th of Jan, possibly the 18th[/quote]

What are you nuts????

Thats the friggin playoffs!!

February is better.

[/quote] thats why wedding is on a friday and honeymoon starts on monday duh[/quote]

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Welfare Reform Bill: the 'Benefit Cap'
This briefing is written to explain why the TUC is opposed to the 'benefits cap'. The TUC's stance on other elements of the Welfare Rights Bill was set out in our Third Reading briefing. The TUC strongly opposes the cap; we believe it is wrong in principle, we are concerned that it will affect people in work and disabled adults and we are especially concerned that its impacts will fall most heavily on children.
General points
The cap is, in our view, based on a false claim about fairness. The claim is that all of the income of people on benefits should be compared with part of the income of people in work. Child Benefit and Housing Benefit are not counted when calculating average earnings, but are counted towards the cap.
It is sometimes claimed that the benefit cap is aimed at persuading unemployed people to get jobs and that people in work and disabled people have nothing to fear from the cap. These are dangerously misleading notions. The DWP impact assessment indicates that just 39 per cent of the households affected by the cap will be in receipt of Jobseeker's Allowance. It also indicates that households receiving Housing Benefit and Child Tax Credits - benefits that can be received whilst in employment - will be affected, though those receiving Working Tax Credit will be excluded. This means that people working up to 24 hours per week will be affected by the cap.
Although people who receive Disability Living Allowance will be excluded, other disabled people will lose out: according to the impact assessment, 22 per cent of households affected will be in receipt of Employment and Support Allowance.
The benefit cap and children
We are concerned that the cap will have a particularly harsh effect on children. The DWP impact assessment indicates that
67,000 households will have their benefits reduced by the policy in 2013/14 (this is roughly one per cent of the out-of-work benefit caseload) and 75,000 in 2014/15. Within these households, and in 2013/14, the number of adults affected is 90,000 and the number of children 220,000.
In other words, 71 per cent of the 310,000 individuals affected by this policy will be children.
The DCLG accepts that 20,000 families are likely to become homeless 'as a result of the total benefit cap'. The Children's Society has calculated that, 'based on an equal distribution across families affected, this would mean around 27,600 adults and 82,400 children could be made homeless as a result of the cap'. That is, 75 per cent of the 110,000 individuals at risk of homelessness are children.
The average affected family will lose £93 a week; 35 per cent will lose more than £100 per week. The DWP impact assessment lists large families (with three or more children) as the first group likely to be hit by the cap. As the latest edition of the DWP's Households Below Average Income report indicates, large families are already more likely to be poor:
Risk of children being in poverty (60% median income) by size of family, 2009-10
Before Housing Costs
After Housing Costs
One child
Two children
Three or more children
All children
Last month, the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Family and Parenting Institute published a study showing that, between 2010-11 and 2015-16, relative child poverty is likely to increase by around 400,000, and absolute child poverty by around 500,000. Although fewer than ten per cent of children live in families with four or more children, these families will account for 100,000 of the 500,000 increase in absolute child poverty. Larger families are more likely to rely on benefits, and so will tend to be more likely to be affected by welfare cuts generally; even so, the FPI argues that the impact on these families will be 'largely driven' by the cap.
http://www.parliament.uk/documents/impact-assessments/IA12-003.pdf p. 9.
http://www.parliament.uk/documents/impact-assessments/IA12-003.pdf p. 5.
http://www.parliament.uk/documents/impact-assessments/IA12-003.pdf para. 15.
http://www.familyandparenting.org/NR/rdonlyres/30F86FFB-8911-4E40-BEF3-D7B071C9C6F8/0/FPI_IFS_Austerity_Jan_2012.pdf p. 3.
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posted at 10:12 am on September 28, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
How often would one imagine that a wartime President, as Commander in Chief, would meet in the first eight months of his term with the overall commander of the theater of war that this President had said was too often overlooked by his predecessor? Once a month? Especially given how much public consideration this President has given the political and strategic questions of the fight, perhaps that might be once a week over the last couple of months?
How about once a … lifetime?
The military general credited for capturing Saddam Hussein and killing the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq says he has only spoken to President Obama once since taking command of Afghanistan.
"I've talked to the president, since I've been here, once on a VTC ," General Stanley McChrystal told CBS reporter David Martin in a television interview that aired Sunday.
"You've talked to him once in 70 days?" Mr. Martin followed up.
"That is correct," the general replied.
In June 2008, Barack Obama said that it was time for a redeployment from Iraq that "refocuses on Afghanistan and our broader security interests." In the same speech, he committed to "taking the fight to al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan. … as President, I will make the fight against al Qaeda and the Taliban the top priority that it should be. This is a war that we have to win."
Five months later, Obama won the election and prepared his transition. That was ten months ago. If Afghanistan is his "top priority" and "a war that we have to win," wouldn't Obama have carved out a little time in his schedule to meet with the man tasked with winning it more than once since appointing him in June? It may have forced him to skip a Wagyu beef dinner and perhaps a night on the town in New York City, but those are the sacrifices that a CinC has to make from time to time.
In comparison, how many conversations will Obama have in Copenhagen to land the Olympics for Chicago? What does that say about the Commander in Chief's priorities?
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I've been trying to load a CG shader from a file, however, I get the following errors:
basic_v.cg(11) : error C0000: syntax error, unexpected '.', expecting "::" at token "." basic_v.cg(14) : error C0000: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting "::" at token ";" basic_v.cg(15) : error C1016: expression type incompatible with function return type basic_v.cg(7) : error C1108: function "basic_v" has no statements
when I load the source using the following code:
CGprogram vs = NULL; vs = cgCreateProgramFromFile(this->context, CG_SOURCE, reinterpret_cast(e.vertexShaderFileName.c_str()), vertProfile, reinterpret_cast(e.vertexShaderEntryPoint.c_str()), profileOpts);
where vertProfile is the optimal vertex profile (vs_5_0 on my computer) and profileOpts is an array of arguments to the compiler (neither of these variables are relevant to my problem).
What could cause this? The vertex shader source is as follows:
struct VertexOutput { float4 position : POSITION; float3 color : COLOR; }; VertexOutput basic_v(float4 position : POSITION) { VertexOutput out; out.position = position; out.color = float3(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f); return out; }
My Google searches haven't revealed any relevant information.
Thanks in advance for any help!