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Table Runners are a great way to change up your table from time to time without having to replace the entire table cover. Table runners are available in a 80 inch by 28 inch size or an 80 inch by 57 inch size. Table runners work well with the blank throws. You can customize the table runners by adding your logo and company information. They are commonly used at trade show booths and other events.
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Our table runners are available in two sizes. The table runners are printed in full color. We recommend having all important information (logos, company name, contact info, etc) centered in the bottom 29" of material so it is displayed in the front of the table runner.
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Files that print best are .eps or .ai (in version CS5 or lower) converted to outline. We can also print high resolution .pdf, .tif, and .jpg formats. Typically 300 dpi or higher is suitable for table runners.
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Hef's Movie Notes: Miracel on 34th Street
The only movie that would make sense at the Mansion tonight: A Miracle on 34th Street (some say there are miracles on Charing Cross Rd too - but of a different sort)
Tonight: Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn and Natalie Wood in the five-star Christmas classic, Miracle on 34th Street, a hardy Christmas perennial that wasn't released during the holiday season.
The reason: Darryl F. Zanuck knew that most Christmas films released during the holidays were commercially unsuccessful in their initial releases, so 20th Century Fox released Miracle on 34th Street in July.
It didn't promote the fact that the film was about Santa Claus and Christmas in their advertising either. So the film became a summer hit that ran the rest of the year.
Valentine Davies, the screenwriter of The Glenn Miller Story and The Bridges at Toko-Ri, conceived the story. George Seaton, the screenwriter of The Country Girl, wrote the screenplay.
20th Century Fox purchased the screen rights in July 1946. The film had several working titles during production, including It's Only Human, The Big Heart, My Heart Tells Me, Mr. Kringle and The Miracle on Herald Square.
On November 6, 1946, Zanuck provided his opinion on casting and the screenplay. "It is excellent, fresh, exciting and delightful," the studio chief said. "I definitely want to use [Fox contract player] John Payne. Mark Stevens does not fit the part at all and in any event, it is essential that we have a box office name with [Maureen] O'Hara.
"The only conceivable excuse we have for making the picture from a box-office standpoint is the combination of O'Hara and Payne, who have already established themselves (with the public.)"
O'Hara's American career had begun with Charles Laughton in The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1939, and she was a major star at Fox.
Payne had played opposite Alice Faye and Betty Grable in a string of successful musicals.
They had starred together in To The Shores of Tripoli (1942) and Sentimental Journey (1946).
Payne was under suspension at the time and was looking for a suitable property to go back to work. He read the screenplay of Miracle and liked it a lot.
So did Maureen O'Hara.
And so did everybody else.
Working on the film was apparently as joyous as the film itself. Part of the reason was the inspired casting of Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle.
He was perfect for the part—although he had played a villain in Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent (1946).
O'Hara said, "Edmund Gwenn was Santa Claus. I mean that literally. He believed he was Santa Claus!"
Certainly little 8-year-old Natalie Wood believed that Gwenn was the real Santa. She was upset when she later saw him out of character when the film was over.
Wood became a major star later—in Gypsy, West Side Story, Rebel Without A Cause and The Searchers.
But in Miracle, her mother told the youngster to play the way Margaret O'Brien—the reigning child star at the time—would play it.
Today Margaret O'Brien says that many fans "really think it is me in that movie."
O'Hara says today that shooting the picture was "a remarkable experience. The whole project was charmed from start to finish. Every day, it was magic. We had a wonderful, happy, magical time making the movie. You can talk to anyone who was there. It was just bliss from beginning to end."
This was not a low budget picture. At a time when most feature films cost $750,000, the budget on Miracle was $1.5 million.
Much of it was shot on location in New York City.
It required the cooperation of both Macy's and Gimbels—two famous, competing Manhattan department stores.
It also included coverage of the traditional Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade to welcome Santa Claus to New York.
Shooting began in New York City on November 26, 1946 and concluded on February 22, 1947. Additional scenes were shot on February 28 and March 1, with a day of retakes filmed on March 24.
The picture came in just a little over budget; on April 29 it was screened separately for the executives of Macy's and Gimbels, who loved it.
The preview audience was enthusiastic as well—and a release date was set for June 4, 1947.
Right from the beginning, reviews for Miracle on 34th Street were ecstatic. Hailed Variety: "This is actually the story of Santa Claus on trial. … A sleeper with mass appeal, the picture is Edward Gwenn's first to last."
The Hollywood Reporter called it the sleeper of the year, because the story had been intentionally kept under wraps. Critics actually applauded at the end of the screening—an unusual occurrence.
The New York Times recommended Miracle as "the freshest little picture in a long time. … A delightful surprise … devoid of mighty stars and presented without the usual red-velvet ballyhoo."
Despite its humble origins and intentionally unpretentious presentation, the delightful fantasy captured the hearts of critics and audiences alike.
And it won an Oscar nomination as Best Picture of the Year. It also earned Oscars for Edmund Gwenn for Best Supporting Actor and Best Original Story and Screenplay.
As the box-office grosses grew steadily throughout the summer, fall and holiday season, it returned a remarkable $3,546,000—for a net profit of $1,627,000.
When O'Hara talks to fans today, they don't mention The Quiet Man—or any of her other John Ford classics. They refer to her as the lady who knows Santa Claus.
So now, from 1947, Miracle on 34th Street.

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Honey Vinegar seems pretty simple to make . . .
1 QT Filtered Honey
8 QT Warm Water
Keep in a warm place 2 months. Should be clear, test for acid strength, strain and seal in containers.
Am I missing something?
What type of container should it stand in? Is 5G Pail OK or Glass Jug?
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Cologne doesn't get more classic than this. It opens with citrusy notes of bergamot, lemon, and lime, gives way to heart notes of jasmine and peppercorn, and settles into a woodsy blend of cedar, sandalwood, and amber. The result is an evolving, elegant cologne that's never passé.


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Saffron Apartment
Size34 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Toruńska, 51-164 Wrocław, Poland
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|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
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|Calendar updated
Saffron Apartment ( 3rd floor ) is in the same building as our other Apartment - Six Cats Apartment ( 6th floor ). In this case It's possible to accommodate parties up to 8 guests.
Saffron Apartment is a spacious studio type apartment designed for up to four guests, fully equipped, situated not far away from the Botanical Garden, the National Museum and the Market Square . Welcome to Saffron Apartment !
Area and apartment description
The apartment is located in the building from 2004 in a quiet and cosy, 5 min.drive to/from the Market Square. The great asset of the apartment is its location as far as the public transport is concerned - next to the building is a tram/bus terminus, tram leaves every 5 minutes (10 min.to the Market Square, 7 min. to Plac Grunwaldzki).
The apartment is furnished with comfortable double bed and convertible double sofa.
The kitchen has been fully equipped with all necessary domestic appliances.
In the hall there is a spacious wardrobe.
In the bathroom you can find a bath with shower. All ready to make your stay enjoyable and unforgettable.
On the ground floor of the building one can find banks, cash machines, groceries, pharmacy and a hairdresser. On the other side of the street is a petrol station.
1.5 km from the apartment you will find "Młyn" commercial centre, Castorama store, Korona shopping centre and Real food supermarket with a multiplex - Cinema City.
Easy access from Warsaw or Łódź.
Direct access from the PKP railway station: the "N" bus line (Plac Kromera bus stop)
Max no. of occupants: 4 (2 x double)
No. of rooms: 1
In the kitchen:
dishes and cutlery, two-part sink, kettle, four-burner electric cooker, fridge, microwave oven, coffee maker, iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner
In the bathroom:
toilet, wash basin, shower, bathtub, hair dryer, paper towels, towels, washing machine
In the room:
radio, tv set, tv-sat, CD player, DVD player, bed sheets
Internet connection: wireless, for free, max. 20 Mb
Important information: Check-in/out from 14:00 till 11:00, lift, no smoking allowed
Language service: polski, English
The owner: does not live in the same building
Additional fees: extra charge for arrivals after 22:00 - 20PLN
Important places
Main Square 3,9 km
Solny Square 4 km
Ostrow Tumski ,,Cathedral Island'' 3.6 km
Raclawice Panorama 3,3 km
Centennial Hall 3.2 km
Main Railway Station 5.8 km
Wroclaw Bus Station 6.1 km
Wroclaw Airport 14.7 km
Jatki 4.7 km
Tourist Information Centre 5 km
House rulesIn case of any damage caused by us to the property we shall pay compensation to cover the costs of the damage in full in cash either directly to the owner or to the person responsible for the keys on the day of departure at the latest.
We shall observe the rules of good neighbourliness and make every effort to be quiet between 10pm and 6am and we shall restore the property to the state we found it.
We declare that the number of people occupying the property is limited to the number specified above. If this number is exceeded the owner has the right to terminate the contract with immediate effect without returning the money that has already been paid.
We shall vacate the property on or before the check-out time on the day of departure unless later check-out has been arranged with the person responsible for the keys.
Every time we go out we shall close all the windows of the property and lock the door with all the keys we have.
We understand that any valuables we leave in the property while we are out are left at our own risk.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|214 €
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|705 €
|Price for > 2 guests
|8 € per guest/night extra
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|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
The contact with Jedrzej was easy. We enjoyd his hospitality.
The flat was very clean and big enough for us (3 person).
So we spend a beautiful day (and night) in Wrozlaw.
We had a lovely stay at saffron apartment, it had all the home comforts we could have needed! Would stay again!
If everything works perfectly. AP was on time on site. Rooms i.O.
Can I recommend.
Hat alles perfekt funktioniert. AP war pünktlich vor Ort. Räume i.O.
Kann ich empfehlen.
Very clean and comfortably furnished apartment, great access to the city center (tram, bus), very symaptyczny host :) recommend.
Bardzo czysty i komfortowo urządzony apartament,świetny dojazd do centrum(tramwaj ,autobus),bardzo symaptyczny gospodarz :)polecam.
Apartment well maintained, clean and cozy. Właścicelem very pleasant and hassle free. One word of revelation. Stay in Wroclaw do you consider successful.
Apartament zadbany, czysty i przytulny. Włąścicel bardzo miły i bezproblemowy. Jednym słowem rewelacja. Pobyt we Wrocławiu uwarzam za udany.
Very clean, comfortable and well equipped apartment. By tram you are within 5 minutes from the city center. Highly recommended.
Sehr sauberes, angenehmes und gut ausgestattetes Apartment. Mit der Straßenbahn ist man in 5 Minuten im Stadtzentrum. Sehr empfehlenswert.
Das Appartement ist gemütlich eingerichtet, wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt, es war gut zu erreichen, ruhig und sehr sauber, wir würden es wieder nehmen und weiter empfehlen.
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text: I'm pretty excited for my first ever trip to Hawaii at the end of Feb! I spend a good bit of time fishing, but have VERY limited time with deep-sea charters (a couple with locals in Mexico). Can anyone give me some pointers? Reviews for Honolulu-based charters, tipping guidelines, what to be sure to bring/know/think about? I'd be ONE person looking to connect to a shared charter, hoping to spend $200 maybe.


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Massive Action Game
MAG turns one year old
As announced by Sony, MAG turns one year old this week. The game released a year ago tomorrow in the US and a year ago on Satuday in the UK.
Massive Action Game headlines
MAG getting version 2.10 today, adds multiqueue feature
Zipper's announced massive online shooter MAG will get updated to V2.10 later today.
MAG v2.10 expected to hit next week
Zipper Interactive has announced an update for MAG, which is expected to be released next week.
PSA: MAG 2.0 patch with Move support goes live
Zipper Interactive has announced the MAG 2.0 patch is now available on PSN.
Extra MAG character slots now available
Jeremy Dunham, senior community manager for Zipper Interactive, has announced over on the official MAG blog that extra character slots are now available.
MAG v1.07 coming in early August
Jeremy Dunham, senior community manager for Zipper Interactive, has announced over on the US PS Blog that the next MAG patch, version 1.07, is due in early August.
MAG goes Faction Neutral, more DLC coming this summer
Jeremy Dunham, senior community manager for Zipper Interactive, has announced over on the US PS Blog the developer has added Faction Neutral to the Sabotage maps in MAG.
Free DLC hitting MAG next week
Zipper Interactive has announced that free DLC is on the way for MAG, and it's slated to hit next week on April 29.
MAG released today along with sizeable patch
Zipper Interactive has released an update for MAG, which launched in the US today, and it will automatically patch when you log into the game.
PS3: It only does 256 players MAG commerical
Sony has released another fun PS3 commercial, this time it's advertising MAG, which is set to launch next Tuesday. The 256 online shooter has been in Beta for a while, so hopefully there won't be any hiccups when it's released. Enjoy the video below the break.
Zipper Interactive thinks XBL is more "juvenile" than PSN
Zipper Interactive's Ben Jones has revealed he feels Xbox Live is "more juvenile" than PSN, which is why MAG is a better fit for the PS3 audience.
Stats released for MAG Beta, box art revealed
Sony has released figures complied by the MAG Beta tests along with the box art for the multiplayer online shooter. Apparently, more than 42,000 matches were played during the first public Beta between August 17 and December 5 while in October's Beta, over 534,000miles were traveled in-game by players each week. During its final month, […]
MAG Beta ends tomorrow with Zipper Challenge
The MAG Beta ends tomorrow night, and Zipper Interactive plans to enter into the fray with you to give it a proper send off. Multiple "Zipper" squads will be "waiting for you on the MAG servers" and represent factions Raven, S.V.E.R., and Valor). Just log in, get in the queue, look for Zipper folks, and […]
MAG beta - 300 final keys here, now
I've handed out 700 MAG beta keys by hand on Twitter in the past week. That's enough for any man. I do, however, have 300 left. To spare me the madness, I've posted the lot after the break. Enjoy yourselves. The beta ends on December 4.
Over 6000 changes made to MAG, enters Beta 4
Zipper Interactive's community manager, Jeremy Dunham, has announced over on the US PS Blog that MAG has entered its fourth Beta phase. He also announced that over 6000 changes have been made since the previous Beta. One change involves Shadow War Bonuses, which according to Dunham: "Depending on which Private Military Contractors (PMC's) are leading […]
Sony opens up MAG Beta to public, only 16K spots available
SCEE has sent word that sign ups for the MAG beta are open, but there are only 16,000 spots available. Once the 16,000 SCEE consumer vouchers have been given away, the beta will be open for six hours a day, Monday to Friday from 5pm to 8pm and midnight to 3am, GMT. It officially starts […]
Sony details preorder bonuses for MAG
Preorder bonuses for MAG were revealed by Sony over on the US PS Blog, today. Exclusive in-game characters, one-of-a-kind Home Spaces, Public Beta access, it's all there. Game's out January 26, 2010. Hit the link for more.
Sony holding a MAG meet-up at PAX tomorrow night
Sony's arriving in Seattle this weekend for PAX and tomorrow night it's holding a MAG-themed Meet-up, where it'll be the first time beta participants will be able to engage in a 256-player battle. For people who can't make it to PAX, Sony is holding a Labor Day weekend contest giving away Beta codes through the […]
Watch a video walk-through of the 128-player Valor map for MAG
Past the break there is a video of Seth Luisi, director of development at SCEA providing a walk-through of the 128-player "Acquisition" mode Valor map for MAG. Qore subscribers will have the chance to get in on the MAG Official Public Beta on September 17, so if you don't currently subscribe, now may be the […]
SCEA announces MAG for January 26 in US
Sony has announced that MAG will hit North American retailers on January 26, 2010. Zipper and SCEA will be holding an event during PAX on September 4 from 6:00 – 9:00 PM PST and 200 PS Blog readers are invited to attend the 256-person function and get hands-on with a new MAG map. All you […]
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Harry Clifford Knox
Harry Clifford Knox
Pine River
Harry Clifford Knox, 90, of Pine River, Minn., formerly a resident of Webster City, Iowa, went to be with his Lord and Savior on April 28, 2013, at the Good Samaritan Society, Pine River. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 2, at Riverview Church, Pine River, and at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 4, at the First Baptist Church in Webster City, Iowa. Visitation will be one hour prior to each service.
Harry Clifford Knox, son of Charles and Hattie (Hildal) Knox, was born March 1, 1923, in Jewell, Iowa. He attended country schools in Hamilton and Hardin counties in Iowa. During World War II he served in the U.S. Army. Harry married Ruth Boynton on Dec. 14, 1952, in Webster City, where they lived most of their married life. He was employed by the Peterson Construction Company for many years until his retirement in 1985.
Harry enjoyed motorcycles, hunting, trapping, fishing, camping, traveling, music and playing tunes on his fiddle. He also enjoyed spending vacation times and summers at their cabin in northern Minnesota, near Pine River. In 2009, Harry and Ruth decided to make the cabin their full-time home, where Harry enjoyed spending time in his garden and watching the birds. He enjoyed making things with his hands, often making craft supplies for Bible school and Bible camp children.
Harry was a member of the First Baptist Church in Webster City, where he had served as a deacon and trustee. He was also a member of the Isaac Walton League in Webster City. While in Minnesota, Harry attended the Blind Lake Tabernacle in rural Pine River.
Harry is survived by his wife of 60 years, Ruth; special family members, Lee and Sharon Lanz of Pine River; their children, Nathaniel (Stacy) Lanz and son, Benjamin of Billings, Mont., Skyler (Erin) Lanz of Burnsville, Minn., Summer (Joshua) Daniels of Columbus, Mont., and Jedediah (Cree) Lanz of Billings, Mont.; six sisters, Sarah Fleming, Ruth Blair and Gladys Bell, all of Iowa Falls, Iowa, Esther (Bill) Murray and June Nemechek, both of Dayton, Iowa, and Audrey (Elzy) Johnson of Woolstock, Iowa; sister-in-law, Martha Knox of Webster City, Iowa; many nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Jack, Charles and Donald; sister, Lela Haglund; brothers-in-law, Mike Bell, Gerald Blair and Dale Nemechek; and sister-in-law, Lois Knox.
Funeral arrangements are provided by Kline Funeral Home of Pine River, Minn., and Foster Funeral Home of Webster City, Iowa. Burial will take place at Graceland Cemetery, Webster City, Iowa. The family requests memorials in lieu of flowers.


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I have it, and since I'm not 11 years old, I can't beat the game. :cry
I've got everything completed EXCEPT the two mini games that involve using the lightsaber to deflect the remote's blaster bolts. Some Jedi I'd make, but considering I'm on such a Mando-loving forum, I find this oddly appropriate. :lol
Any suggests on how I can beat this? Or should I just swallow my pride and loan the game out to a neighborhood kid so they can do it for me?


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All things considered, this polo had a few stray threads and the fit could be better (I'm sometimes between a small and a medium depending on the brand, but even the small isn't quite narrow enough for my frame). But it's pretty simple and only $12, which is tough to beat.3


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Fire Control Group AMD 65. The hammer face and top were reprofiled to reduce force needed during recoil to recock hammer. Lots of experimental welding and grinding. A reduced force hammer spring was made using 0.045" diameter music wire bent to the stock configuration but with only one leg.
Bolt Stock AK74
Bolt Carrier It is from an AK74 with 1 inch of length removed from just behind the piston threads. The carrier was welded back together using a brass rod inserted to align the pieces before welding. The carrier and piston assembly was shortened because I moved the gas port closer to the chamber to tap into higher gas pressure. The photo shows it compared to a standard bolt carrier.
Gas Piston Custom made stainless steel one inch in length (not counting threads) The clearance between the gas piston and gas block is about 0.005 inches.
Recoil Spring During testing, an inch at a time was removed from the recoil spring until three inches was removed to reduce the force exerted on the bolt carrier. The metal loops that retain the spring were shortened to reduce the overall length of the assembly and fit it to the shortened bolt carrier.
Gas Tube Custom machined tube with the locking ring from an AMD 65 gas tube spot welded on. The majority of the tube interior diameter is for the large diameter of the bolt carrier. An interior taper is machined on the front end to guide the gas piston to the gas block. The gas block vent holes are only partially obscured.
Front Trunnion An AMD 65 trunnion was cut to fit the mag well up close to the barrel throat. (The photos show the cutting and fitting) Cuts were made using a 4" thin abrasive disk on a hand held grinder. A stream of water was used to keep the trunnion cool and maintain the trunnion's heat treatment. The cuts did not go up into the locking lugs. The bullet guide was removed and ground so that the AK74 bolt could rotate up the left side. ( The AK74 bolt head has a greater distance from the back of the locking lug to the front of the head than the AK47.) The guide was riveted back into place and later tack welded when the cuts to fit the mag well cut into the rivet area.


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If the LO coach can't get his team warmed up in the same amount of time everyone else does then that's a bitch move on his part. Home team sets the agenda, period. Its a part of the whole home field "advantage" thing. Lack of class and sportsmanship on his part imo. Glad Parkway curb stomped them
quote:If coach Bozeman was still there he woulda stuck his size 14 boot up that principals ass. BOZE KNOWS DEFENSE
Spell that shite with a capital C, son.
quote:Supposed to happen. I hope they bury that count in court. False arrest and the cop that she told to arrest him will catch shite too.
I think there could be some serious legal action here for a principal on a power trip
quote:Could come to that if pushed. LO coach has a legit law suit here.
The dumbass cop and the principal should have their careers ended over this and pay massive fines.
The dumbass cop and the principal should have their careers ended over this and pay massive fines.
I think the principal ordering someone removed from school grounds is the same as a store manager wanting someone taken off store property.
Was he ordered to leave the grounds, or just to go outside the white lines? I do not see the legal issue here. No law was broken. I hope heads roll over this issue.
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I am new to tbh. I am interested in building a tbh for my girl friend, a regular beekeeper who doesn't enjoy lifting supers. One of the things that isn't clear to me from information on the web, is how comb is rearranged over time as the hive develops, and I hear no mention of the use of queen excluders to segregate honey and brood.
Haven't seen a queen excluder design out there either. A couple sites spoke briefly about shuffling bars but in an unclear manner.
Can someone shed light on the above or point me to another website? thanks.


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FurnitureBabies who are left unsupervised on top of beds, changing tables, and even couches, can roll off unexpectedly.
WindowsYoung children are naturally curious and will explore an open window. Screens do not prevent falls. Windows that are open just five inches pose a danger to children under the age of 10. Falls from windows tend to be the most severe and/or fatal. In addition, even a closed window can be dangerous if the child can get near it. Falling through glass can cause serious and often fatal injuries.
StairsInfants and toddlers do not realize the danger of falling down stairs. In addition, older children who are running up and down stairs can trip and injure themselves. Clutter on stairs poses an increased risk of falling.
Floor surfacesArea rugs that are not secure, especially on bare floors, can cause a child to fall. Mats that are not slip-resistant and tubs without slip-resistant stickers can increase the risk of falling.
PlaygroundsAlthough playgrounds can provide children with exercise and an enjoyment of the outdoors, they also pose safety hazards. Faulty playground equipment, not using proper equipment for different sporting activities, and careless behavior lead to many emergency room visits for playground-related injuries each year. However, falls are the most common cause of playground injury accounting for about 80 percent of all playground-related injuries.


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Hungarian comic book artist Ernö Zórád was one of the most important and internationally acclaimed creators of the socialist era. He was born on 16 October, 1911 in Balassagyarmat. Having spent 2 years at the Royal Institute of Arts and Crafts, he quit his studies.
The young graphic artist was employed by Baron Egon Wallburg as a strawman to paint hunting scenes. It was only after 1945, when he began illustrating periodicals. In 1951, he began working for Magyar Ifjúsági Lapkiadó and a few years later also started a career that would last for 40 years at Füles.
He was also known as a book illustrator. Between 1952 and 1988 he produced paintings for slide-films to the delight of the adolescent youth, for example 'The adventures of Baron Munchhausen', 'Gulliver's travels', 'Don Quiote', etc.
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His first significant comic book work, 'Winnetou', appeared in Pajtás magazine, where word-balloons were placed first into panels. Zórád didn't have a high opinion on comics until 1964, his contributions to the medium dated back before that year rather seem to be rough sketches compared to his later works.
In 1964, Füles published 'Fekete gyémántok' ('Black diamonds', a comic book adaptation of Jókai Mór's novel), that bears all the characteristics of his own style. Zórád created a high-standard for comic book art in Hungary. His conscious page-compositions, though 20-30 years old, still give readers the impression of freshness.
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In the beginning, Tibor Cs. Horváth, József Hunyady and Péter Kuczka scripted his comics. From 1975 he did the scriptwork himself. His comics were published in many countries of the socialist block. He adopted the collage technique in comics by inserting contemporary photos and illustrations into panels.
In 1980, he began painting a series of watercolours depicting the intimate atmosphere of Tabán (once a district of the castle of Buda), that had been demolished in the twenties. The polimath artist not only produced wonderful drawings and paintings, he also played the piano and sang very well.
Ernö Zórád is the only Hungarian comic book artist whose star was rising throughout his career. The 86-year old Maestro could adapt Erich Kastner's 'Die Verschwundene Miniatur' with as much virtuosity and dynamism as he had done at his peak.
His works were first exhibited in 1947, in Budapest. He was awarded at the International Caricature Exhibition in 1955, in Vienna. In 2000, he was awarded Order of Merit of the Hungarian Republic (Officer Grade). Leaving behind more than 300 comics, he passed away at the age of 93, on 8 April, 2008, in Budapest.
His main works are Sándor Petöfi's 'János vitéz' ('Johnny Corncob', 1964), József Hunyady's 'A fekete lovag' (1968), Kenneth Roberts' 'Az északnyugati átjáró' ('Northwest passage', 1972), Kálmán Mikszáth's 'Új Zrínyiász' (1977), Jenö Heltai's 'A 111-es' (1980) and Rostand's 'Cyrano de Bergerac' (1982).
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By Gerianne Wright
June 2013
Professor of Geology Mary Roden-Tice was one of only five faculty members from the 64 campuses in the State University of New York system to be appointed to the rank of distinguished teaching professor this year.
The rank is one of the four designations that constitute the highest honors conferred upon SUNY instructional faculty. The other three designations are the distinguished service professor, distinguished librarian and distinguished professor.
"Dr. Mary Roden-Tice has been a dedicated and tireless teacher, prodigious and creative scholar and a generous and caring member of the college community at SUNY Plattsburgh for 19 years," said Chancellor Nancy Zimpher in a recommendation to the board of trustees.
Associate Professor of Geology Mary K. Roden-Tice
"Dr. Roden-Tice sets high standards for her students and herself, but she never leaves anyone behind. She is a world-class scholar who involves her students in every aspect of her work, first by instilling a sense of curiosity and wonder, and then by carefully mentoring them through the intricacies of the research."
"Dr. Roden-Tice continues to demonstrate a high level of professional competence as a productive teacher and scholar since receiving the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2001," said President John Ettling. "She is a leader in undergraduate research at SUNY Plattsburgh and has engaged a number of students in significant research in the area of geology."
Her major areas of scholarly expertise include geochronology, fission track dating, thermochronology, geochemistry, isotope geology and igneous and metamorphic petrology.
Her accomplishments include being the recipient of 15 grants and contracts, five of which are from the National Science Foundation. The nearly $370,000 raised by these has provided opportunities for her undergraduate students to be involved either as research assistants or through independent studies.
She is the author and co-author of numerous published articles in refereed journals and the author and co-author of five field trip guidebook articles. In addition, she and two of her students have a manuscript under review with the Geological Society of America Bulletin.
Roden-Tice was promoted to associate professor in 2001 and full professor in 2005. She received her bachelor's degree in geology from Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., her master's in geology from Kansas State University and her Ph.D. in geology from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y.
"I am honored to be promoted to distinguished teaching professor," Roden-Tice said. "Teaching geology at SUNY Plattsburgh has been a very rewarding experience. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with all my students to help them grow individually and intellectually and to experience doing science as well as learning it."
Roden-Tice's promotion brings the number of current distinguished teaching professors in the Center for Earth and Environmental Science to two: Roden-Tice and Dr. David Franzi. Dr. James Dawson and Dr. Bryan Higgins hold the rank of distinguished service professor in that department.
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More than 700 members of one of Auckland's best-known golf clubs are upping sticks and moving south.
The Manukau Golf Club, off Great South Rd near the Southern Motorway at Manurewa, is shifting 8km away to Alfriston-Ardmore Rd near Ardmore Airport, after more than 80 per cent of members voted to leave their 45ha site.
Fletcher Residential is understood to be paying more than $40 million for the site, which could take 500 to 800 houses and is already zoned residential.
Men's club captain Colin Tilley said the offer to buy the new site had been accepted and financial reasons prompted the move.
"We, like many other clubs, were just managing to cover our operational costs, and then trying to service debt on top of that again was a bit over the top. There is a real buzz of excitement around the club now that the decision has been made."
The move is not due until September 2016 and general manager Stewart Halligan said all-weather covered driving bays, short game practice facilities, a stand-alone function centre and multi-purpose clubhouse were planned.
"It's doing something for our members, who are the priority, but it is also doing something that supports golf. The traditional membership model is broken. We've got to have additional revenue streams and we must also establish a pipeline to build membership," Mr Halligan said.
The new 6200m-long par-72 course on a 61ha site now used for potato production has been designed by Brett Thompson with consultant Phil Tataurangi. They did The Hills near Arrowtown and Christchurch's Clearwater. Mr Tilley said members would continue playing on the existing course, which would be maintained to its present level, until they left.
The club had considered staying at the site and looked at four or five other locations but the new area was projected to have 25 per cent population growth in the next seven to 10 years so was ideal. The new course would be Auckland's best golfing facility, he said.
Fletcher Residential general manager David Halsey said statements on the deal should come from the club, not him. Fletcher Residential is also building at Stonefields and Karaka Lakes.
Conifer Grove Residents Association chairman Jan van Wijk said people had enjoyed beautiful views across the greens for many years but this would all change once Fletcher moved in. Homeowners on Keywella Drive, Chippewa Place and Aristoy Close would be worst affected and concerns had been raised about traffic and congestion once the new places were built.
"I don't think everyone is thrilled about it but we can't object to it. If it comes up for consultation, we'll certainly make some noises, asking for decent quality housing,"
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#11 Mon 18 Feb 13 3:29am
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
Ashen wrote:
I hope hippytea doesn't mind a bit of a sidetrack here
MsPablo wrote:
Isn't antibiotic use up to a certain point merely the humane treatment of ailments? I think the problems stem from using it as a preventative measure all the time andl near the time of slaughter.
In countries that allow these things.
The main purpose of using antibiotics in cattle production is weight gain.. For some reason the animals gain weight much faster when constantly treated with them, it is the same reason that hormones and anti agonists ( these are basically the same meds that are prescribed for humans with asthma )are used. These things produce more meat , faster, thus being more economically attractive to producers.
Yep, a chicken with a comfy tummy is going to put on more weight quicker.
#12 Mon 18 Feb 13 6:04am
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
disease isn't the only cause .. even healthy animals given low doses will grow fatter faster on the same amount of feed. It is a sideeffect that has been exploited for production , but isn't fully understood as far as I can tell.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#13 Mon 18 Feb 13 9:15am
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
This article gives some research results about why low dose antibiotics makes animals (and people) put on weight: http://www.scientificamerican.com/artic … -gain-mice
#14 Mon 18 Feb 13 2:20pm
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
That's very interesting Joy.
#15 Mon 18 Feb 13 3:24pm
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
MsPablo wrote:
your system is failing.
Has failed.....and why? The vast majority of consumers don't care what goes into their shopping trolley, so long as it's cheap and convenient....As evidenced by the queues of overweight people in Asda et al with trollies full of pre-packed, processed, BOGOFF deals....
Then they are up in arms when their "�1 super-value 1 Kilo lasagne" isn't made with prime minced steak to an authentic Italian recipe by Gino himself....
The customers have demanded cheap cr@p and the supermarkets, keen to make a profit, will screw down their suppliers on price...with the inevitable result that less than wholesome ingredients are used...
I reckon at some point over the last few years I've inadvertantly eaten Horse (Or worse)..as on occasion I've had no choice but eat in Beefeater or one of the Whitbread chains...
The solution?? Buy from trusted sources...Don't eat processed cheap food...and prepare as much as you can from scratch.
#16 Mon 18 Feb 13 3:51pm
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
Hear Hear, wine-o. Where did it all go wrong, apart from greed, eh? I worked all my life until retirement and always managed to cook from fresh. Never used bought frozen meat or veg. I was and am always happy to cook from scratch. It's not as if it's difficult. If you can read, then you can read a recipe, starting with the basics. Is it the pace of life these days with maintaining a job as well as looking after children?
Tbh, I just can't puzzle it out. In summary, it's about the greed of the stores supplying the rubbish. The more they sell, the more they produce and continue looking for new low value packaged meals to entice even more of the ignorant. Coupled with the producers who are urged to 'grow' even more meat quicker.
#17 Tue 19 Feb 13 12:02am
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
great link Joy.. I am not sure how I missed that in Scientific American.
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#18 Tue 19 Feb 13 12:14am
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
Supermarkets, you know the ones, mugging and lying to us for years. Just like the newspapers we keep on being their friend. That said some are worse than others. Our local butcher is a good one, as are most of our local farmers market stalls. There are some crap stalls on the farmers market, but very few.
#19 Tue 19 Feb 13 12:16pm
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Re: Horsemeat - let's get serious.
@nGoose1 wrote:
There are some crap stalls on the farmers market, but very few.
are you talking about poor quality meat stalls at the farmers markets Goose ?
I have not noticed this myself but then the farmers markets vary considerably from market to market.
The benifit from buying meat from the farmers market should be in definatly knowing the sorce of the meat and how it has been fed.
As ell as getting a tasty cut of meat.
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#20 Tue 19 Feb 13 1:39pm
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hippytea wrote:
So the horsemeat scandal's been a good laugh, and I'm sure there's plenty of humour still to be got out of it, but I'd like to be serious about it for a moment. I've had any number of conversations about it over the past week, with friends, family, checkout staff and random strangers at bus stops, and underneath the quips, people are angry and worried.
The fact is, the meat traceability system is a mess, and nobody seems to be keeping tabs on it.
So while we wait for politicians to promptly and competently identify the problems and fix what's wrong so that we can be assured that all meat sold is unadulterated and safe what can we do to make sure the meat we buy is OK, or at least at low risk of contamination with unregulated meat?
I'm UK-based. My first impulse is to stick to British or Scottish meat, not because I think any one state is more to blame than another for this, but because if the animal was brought from birth to sale without crossing borders, there are fewer opportunities for fraud.
But the "British" or "Scottish" label can be applied to live imports that are finished or slaughtered here. At least that means I probably know the species (which is nice) but it's still a little longer a chain than I would like (quiet apart from the welfare issues).
What labels can I use to assure me meat was bred, raised, slaughtered and processed within the UK? Red tractor? Freedom Food? Organic?
All thoughts welcome. I'm sure I'm not the only one wondering about this. For now, I'll be avoiding mince and sausages from anywhere but my local butcher, whom I trust; but not everyone has access to a butcher, or a good relationship with one.
Even if you're not in the UK, this is worth thinking about. This scandal affects everyone in the EU, and even those outwith the EU, don't be too sanguine. Industrialisation and long supply chains affect food safety more or less everywhere.
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First year beekeeper here so I'm not sure what this means. Did a complete inspection on one of my hives last night and there's no brood and no eggs. I went through this hive bar by bar. I have 7 complete bars of honey and there are 11 bars that were for brood. These brood bars have about a 2 or 3" band of capped honey at the top of each. I DID find the queen on my inspection and she looked healthy and was moving around like she always has. The bees all look healthy and there are alot of them. Each frame I pulled was pretty much covered with bees and they were festooning heavily in the storage area, I assume to build more comb for storage? The bees were very calm and I worked through the hive with no smoke and no gloves and not only didn't get stung but they didn't seem too worried. Usually when I do a big inspection they start pinging of my veil a bit and they really didn't do much of that.
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Judith Gardner
Writing program director dies after cancer battle
By Diane Abdo
Lecturer, UTSA Writing Program
(May 28, 2008)--When UTSA Writing Center Director Judith Gardner left her UTSA office May 12, she had completed more than a day's work; she had completed her life's work. Gardner died May 22.
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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Diagnosed with cancer two years ago, almost to the day, Gardner had been preparing her faculty to continue their work without her.
Before she took her planned medical leave this summer, she familiarized an interim director with her duties, set the wheels in motion to appoint an interim Writing Center director, drafted the fall teaching schedule for the 63 faculty members under her charge, began revisions to the department handbook and cleared her desk.
Gardner joined the UTSA faculty in 1980 in the Department of English, Classics and Philosophy. The numerous teaching and service awards she garnered were testimony to the affection and respect for her by students and colleagues.
She was the first recipient of the President's Excellence in Teaching award for non-tenure track faculty, winner of the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation award, University Honors Program Faculty of the Year and most recently the recipient of the Outstanding Educator Award from the Illinois Institute of Technology.
She was the consummate educator. "I could ask her anything, and she would know the answer," said Hortencia Sauceda, Gardner's senior administrative associate for the last six years. "Her knowledge about UTSA was not just about academics; it was about the students."
On most days, Gardner arrived on campus at 6 a.m. and left at 6 p.m. She was always searching for ways to better serve the students to whom she was dedicated. As a result, she played a key role in the Learning Communities program, as well as in the Writing Across the Curriculum program.
Gardner supported all aspects of the university community. She raised money for the Women's Walk for Athletics, helped collect food and funds for the feral cats living in the outlying campus areas, sponsored student organizations including Golden Key and even had a bit part in a Bargain Basement Players production.
Perhaps her greatest accomplishment was the growth of the Writing Center she directed. She extended the center's hours, created a course to train students in Writing Center tutoring and expanded the center to multiple locations -- two in the Humanities and Social Sciences Building and locations in the residence halls and at the Downtown Campus.
"She had an incredible ability to handle herself with kindness and a firm sense of direction for what she wanted," said Clay Hackett, Writing Center computer technician and former tutor. "She had a knowledge and strength we all benefited from."
A memorial service for Judith Gardner is 11 a.m., Saturday, May 31 at Porter Loring Mortuary North, 2102 North Loop 1604 East at Gold Canyon. For more information, call (210) 495-8221.


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Telly Monster took to YouTube recently to reveal a secret, hidden video that can only be unleashed once the Sesame Street YouTube channel reaches one billion views.
Sesame Workshop is looking for your help to be the "first nonprofit organization and the first US children's company" to hit one billion views on their videos, and kicked off a campaign to reach this momentous milestone.
They're already 98% of the way there, thanks to eternal favorites like "Elmo's Song." That video alone has over 86,000,000 views; I'm pretty sure my daughter and I accounted for at least 1,231 of those when she was a toddler. I've also been known to watch Hugh Jackman teach about concentration from time to time for, you know, educational purposes.
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To remove a stalker, crush you didnt know wasn't just a friend because everytime your in a picture with a guy or girl they get jealous ?
I was at a party with a bunch of people and I just happened to be with a cute guy in a picture and was tagged and it posted to my profile ... now a guy that was just a friend ... I thought is all jealous and pissed off and going to fight for me ...what the fuck we went to the movies once? maybe lunch as friends. You are now "Defacebook crush"
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting "faith-based pork," and the public funding of "faith-based boondoggles" through the White House Conference on Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
At the most recent conference held in Denver on January 13, free lunches were provided for the religious participants interested in applying for funding, who numbered about 1,000.
In a revealing slip of the tongue reported by the Denver Post, Jim Towey, director of the White House Office, praised Pres. Bush at the event for creating a "level praying field" (he later said he meant "level playing field").
Attorney General John Ashcroft suspended all duties in order to attend the gathering and deliver a pep talk for religion at the public-sponsored event. To a chorus of "amens," Ashcroft told the religious participants:
"Out of fear, ignorance and occasional bigotry, faith-based groups have been prohibited from competing for federal funding on a level playing field with secular groups."
When asked how freedom of conscience would be protected at federally-funded religious programs, Ashcroft responded: "Any citizen who's offended . . . can leave the service."
The Foundation has asked the office of faith-based funding for full disclosure of its budget, and the cost of White House faith-based conferences. The Foundation also asked the office to cancel any future faith-based conferences.
"Not only are your office's schemes largely untested, but they are for the most part being carried out without the approval or oversight of the U.S. Congress," the Foundation wrote Towey.
The Foundation has won the only explicit challenge of direct faith-based funding to be fully adjudicated, challenging federal funding of Faith Works in Milwaukee. Freedom From Religion Foundation v. McCallum & Faith Works, 00-C-617-C, Jan. 7, 2002.
The federal judge held up Faith Works as the type of public-funded indoctrination it is illegal to fund, although as a candidate Pres. Bush singled out Faith Works as a prototype of faith-based funding.
Bush sidestepped Congress, where his "faith-based initiatives" has been stalled, by issuing a Dec. 12 executive order, "Equal Protection of the Laws for Faith-based and Community Organizations," mandating:
"No organization should be discriminated against on the basis of religion or religious belief in the administration or distribution of Federal financial assistance under social service programs."
Religious groups would be allowed to discriminate against job applicants on the basis of religion.
After he issued the order, Bush told a rally made up of clergy: "God loves you and I love you and you can count on us both!"
The order also would apparently allow institutions receiving Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.
Critics such as U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., responded: "All Americans should find abhorrent a government policy that allows for a religious or racial litmus test when hiring with taxpayer money a person to serve soup. Cooking soup and giving it to the poor can be done equally well by persons of all religious beliefs."
The order encompasses the broad range of social service programs--child care, foster care, services to people with disabilities, transportation services, job training, information, referral and counseling services, meal preparation, health support services, literacy and mentoring, services relating to juvenile delinquency and crime prevention--including services relating to domestic violence, and housing assistance.
It applies to the office of the Attorney General, and Secretaries of Agriculture, Education, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, and Labor, and the Administrator of the Agency for International Development.
In the usual paradoxical language of "faith-based initiatives," the order forbids the government from meddling with the character of proselytizing groups, while saying proselytizers must respect the dictates of the Establishment Clause.
The order states: Groups "that engage in inherently religious activities . . . must offer those services separately in time or location" and that participation must be "voluntary."
It then mandates that "faith-based organizations" shall be eligible for full social service funding "without impairing their independence, autonomy, expression, or religious character," and may "carry out its mission, including the definition, development, practice, and expression of its religious beliefs, provided that it does not use direct Federal financial assistance to support any inherently religious activities, such as worship, religious instruction, or proselytization."
No religious groups need to remove or alter "religious art, icons, scriptures, or other symbols." Each may "retain religious terms in its organization's name, select its board members on a religious basis, and include religious references in its organization's mission statements and other chartering or governing documents."
Commented Anne Gaylor, Foundation president: "This executive order amounts to an endorsement of public-funded religious indoctrination."
The latest federal grants meted out under Bush's "faith-based initiative" scheme involved $2.2 million to "promote marriage" given in early January to 12 states and a variety of groups, including religious organizations, by Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson.
Another disturbing development was U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's public statement on January 12 that the courts have gone overboard in keeping "God" out of government.
Speaking at a Knights of Columbus parade in Fredericksburg, Va., where his son Paul is a priest, the Catholic judge criticized the 3-judge panel of the 9th Circuit for ruling unconstitutional the addition of "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance. Scalia said such changes should be wrought legislatively, not by a court. He averred that the framers of the Constitution did not intend for God to be stripped from public life:
"That is contrary to our whole tradition," he said, citing "In God We Trust" on currency, presidential Thanksgiving proclamations, Congressional chaplains and tax exemption for churches.
Scalia sang "God Bless America" with the crowd of several hundred people.
Faith-Based White House Creates "Level Praying Field"
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting "faith-based pork," and the public funding of "faith-based boondoggles" through the White House Conference on Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.


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Fantastic Flat in Historical Center
Size70 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Smoking allowed
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|Rua das Trinas, 1200 Lisbon, Portugal
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For this, it is 4, Twin or double room and a sofa bed in the lounge. Each floor has been built in this area of research if the lapa santos to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Epure in a modern style , with furniture from 50 to 60 years. Each apartment consists of a lounge, kitchen, bathroom, and a bedroom. Bathroom all marble estremoz. Well equipped kitchen with plenty of storage. Everything is white, a very pure lines and noble materials. You 'll be ready in a very privileged area of Lisbon and away from any noise. Windows double glazing, in a quiet street.
This area is one of the embassies and is very protected, restaurants, at the bottom of the street, and the magnificent museum of ancient art a few meters. This area is also reputed to have resisted the earthquake of 1755. Breathtaking view of the floor. Santos soirees are very lively and a few steps from your apartment. Regarding transport, the bus you throw and the famous tram 28 to 100 METERS. Indeed it crosses from one end all the other al historic area. The nearest metro is rato, and you 're right next to the train station that goes to Cascais, cais of sodre. You also have the tram that takes you to Belem. You will find this home to your taste because of the calm and beauty environment in fact the buildings are maintained and challenged state . The night is very fashionable to Santos. The housing is completely new and extremely good quality. The decoration is done with taste and personality and finally the breathtaking view of the floor you will not be able to resist this haven of peace and refinement.
House rulesJust put the garbage out side in the green trolley.
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We had a nice, cozy stay in the apartment and in Lisbon. The location of the hotel is very central, everything can be reached quickly on foot and for the view (from the kitchen) is well worth the climb! Richard is a great host, very friendly, accommodating and attentive. The apartment is equipped with everything, especially in the kitchen and in the bathroom. It is small, but for us three people completely enough. I can imagine that it would become something close to a fourth person. Thank you again!
Wir hatten einen schönen, gemütlichen Aufenthalt in der Wohnung und in Lissabon. Die Lage des Hauses ist super zentral, man erreicht alles schnell zu Fuß und für die Aussicht (aus der Küche) lohnt sich das Treppensteigen! Richard ist ein toller Gastgeber, sehr freundlich, kulant und aufmerksam. Die Wohnung ist mit allem ausgestattet, vor allem in der Küche und im Bad. Sie ist klein, hat aber für uns drei Personen vollkommen ausgereicht. Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass es mit einer vierten Person etwas eng geworden wäre. Vielen Dank noch einmal!
Richard is very helpful. We had a very nice stay in Lisbon! Thank you!
Richard is very helpful. We had a very nice stay in Lisbon! Thank you for that!
Richard ist sehr hilfsbereit. Wir hatten einen sehr schönen Aufenthalt in Lissabon! Danke!
Richard is very helpful. We had a very nice stay in Lisbon! Thank you for that!
Richard is a super nice and attentive host.
Our stay in the apartment was 100% positive.
Thank you Richard
Richard ist ein super netter und aufmerksamer Gastgeber.
Unser Aufenthalt in der Wohnung verlief 100 % positiv.
Danke Richard
It would be the position of the five-star house in the neighborhood of Bairro. Convenient for moving around, especially walking. Also good for nights out, because in the heart of the city's nightlife, whether you are looking for restaurants, both of which local pub for dancing.
As to the quality of the property, we have some reservations (huge amount of midges due to the humidity, no light on the stairs, not perfectly clean clothes, and even the pots).
We have not had the opportunity to see or hear the owner if not for key exchange. Present for key issues.
Varrebbe cinque stelle la posizione della casa nel quartiere del Bairro. Comoda per qualsiasi spostamento, soprattutto a piedi. Ottima anche per le uscite serali, perché nel cuore della vita notturna della città, sia se si è in cerca di ristoranti, sia di pub che di locali per ballare.
Quanto alla qualità dell'immobile, abbiamo qualche riserva (enorme quantità di moschini a causa dell'umidità, nessuna luce per le scale, panni non perfettamente puliti, ed anche le pentole).
Non abbiamo avuto modo di vedere né sentire il proprietario se non per lo scambio delle chiavi. Presente per questioni fondamentali.
Richard has a very nice flat in a great neighborhood.
We really enjoyed the proximity with the city center. There are lots
of public transportations in the vicinity of the apartment making it
easy to explore the Lisbon, its suburbs and even more remote locations
by foot.
Our stay could have been perfect, if it wasn't for the very
uncomfortable double bed. We had some terrible nights for our backs,
which made resting properly between journeys visiting the city hard.
great central location, nearby Largo do Carmo what is beautiful tiny square with diffrent musicians every night. nice flat in calm street and with good facilities. definitely will come back someday!
A beautiful apartment, very cozy through the attic area. We felt very comfortable there and recommend the accommodation you. The host Richard is very friendly and the location in the city has been a good experience.
Eine schöne Wohnung, durch die Dachgeschosslage sehr gemütlich. Wir haben uns sehr wohl dort gefühlt und empfehlen die Unterkunft gerne weiter. Der Gastgeber Richard ist sehr freundlich und auch die Lage in der Stadt hat uns gut gefallen.
Really lovely apartment in a great location. Richard was really friendly and made us feel at home straight away. He also provided us with a cot and highchair for our son, which was very useful. All-in-all a great choice! We had a wonderful time here.
super cute little apartment in the heart of Lisbon. The four very tight, but for a few days this goes. And the owner is very nice and simple
super nette kleine Whg. im Herzen Lissabons. Zu viert sehr eng, aber für ein paar Tage geht das auch. Und der Vermieter ist auch sehr nett und unkompliziert
Richard has a feeling for valuable information. His communication was sparse. But his flat speaks for itself: very stylish combination of Bairro-alto-feeling and comfort, phantastic patio, were one could breakfast or talk into morning hours, with the soft sounds of Portuguese voices around, the famous Gloria-escalator and the Sao-Petro-Miradouro, nice restaurants and groceries, all in reach by food. Whenever I am lucky enough to go to Lisbon again, I would try to stay at Richard's place!
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Todd Kunz
Todd returns to Idaho and joins Channel 3 Eyewitness News from KVOA News 4 in Tucson, Ariz., where he was the weekend weather anchor and weekday reporter. Prior to that, he was also a morning anchor and weathercaster for KVOA.
Previously, Todd worked in Idaho Falls for more than eight years as a reporter, weathercaster, anchor and producer. He produced and anchored a late-night news magazine show.
Todd was born and raised in Southeast Idaho's Bear Lake Valley. After serving an LDS mission in Phoenix, Ariz., he graduated from Utah State University in Logan, Utah with a degree in broadcast communications and emphasis in public relations and business.
He spent the first six years of his broadcasting career in radio, as the producer for the Utah State Sports Radio Network and as a morning radio personality.
Todd says his family comes first and that is a big reason why he has returned to Idaho. He likes basketball, golf, Seinfeld reruns, reading and mostly spending time with his family.
Todd and his wife met on a "partially" blind date. Have him explain that one sometime. They have two children.
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- Starts at: 12:00pm Friday 23 August 2013
- Finishes at: 12:45pm Friday 23 August 2013
- Location: Leeds
- Venue: Tiltyard
- Suitable for: Families
- Event type: Horse show
A spectacular action-packed display of skill-at-arms and crazy trick-riding by the masters of excitement – Atkinson Action Horses. Don't miss this legendary show featuring King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
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I didn't think that I would say this but the Eagles offense and special teams lost last night's game and NOT the defense. You can't win when you commit FIVE turnovers. The defense wasn't great but, at least, it wasn't hideous.
Now they have 10 days to see how much they can correct but their next game is in Denver. That will be another loss.


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First off, welcome to HGF!!
The fact that you are 64 (old enough to be responsible) and don't have any little kids running around, it shouldn't be too much of an issue. Have you discussed it at all with her?
Remind her that you already have guns and one of them is a pistol. This is just a different one
I think the shotguns could be just as dangerous in the wrong hands.
Also, start off by telling her how much you love her. "hey baby, you know I realy love you, right?"


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Laid-Back Resort in San José del Cabo
Hola Grand Faro • San Jose del Cabo, Mexico
Escape Kit
- A Three- ($499), Four- ($667), Five- ($832), Six- ($998), or Seven-Night ($1,165) Stay for Two in a Deluxe Ocean View Room
- All Inclusive of Meals, Snacks, Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Drinks, Daily Activities Program, Kids' Club, Non-Motorized Sports, and Taxes and Service Charges
- 25% Discount on Spa Services
- Children Ages 12 and Under Stay for Free
The Destination
San José del Cabo is perched on the tip of the Baja Peninsula and much more subdued that its sister town of Cabo San Lucas, only 20 minutes away. San José del Cabo's tree-lined streets invite those who'd prefer to avoid all-night revelry in hotel hallways. "It's quietly emerging as a hangout for the well-heeled, famous, and discreet, who want to enjoy the Cabo sun while avoiding the Cabo Wabo way of life," says The New York Times. The peaceful town square is a delight to meander around—just don't plan on popping into boutiques between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., when shop owners are taking their afternoon siesta.
The Digs
Everything is taken care of at the all-inclusive Hola Grand Faro resort. Here, Deluxe Ocean View Rooms each come complete with a private balcony overlooking the Sea of Cortez, a flat-screen TV, and a mini bar stocked with bottled water and soft drinks. After a relaxing night of rest, mornings bring the breakfast spread at Los Olas Beachfront Restaurant (one of the five on-site restaurants), where tasty pastries and fruit are served alongside made-to-order omelets, pancakes, and more.
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"All-inclusive on Playa del Sol, this five-story hotel caters to both business and fun, with five restaurants, five pools, four bars, and massive meeting rooms. The rooms are standard, though some have private balconies."-- Read Fodor's Review of Hola Grand Faro
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