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I am nowhere near what a beekeeper should be, however I know, from research, these frames are not good in a one year old hive.
your thoughts?
I am nowhere near what a beekeeper should be, however I know, from research, these frames are not good in a one year old hive.
your thoughts?
Are you referring to the fact that the one you are displaying is not completely drawn out or is there another issue?
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could demonstrate black plastic foundation it that is what it is. Looks lie a reasonable amount of brood on the other frame.
That is the only thing bad that I see is the spotty brood pattern. Give them some 1:1 sugar syrup and see what happens, they will draw comb and who knows, maybe the brood pattern will condense with food in the hive. Doesn't look like your bees have anything stored in the comb, so I would definitely feed them ASAP.
If they don't have food stores, the bees could consume the eggs that are laid to prevent from having to feed larva. If you can, even throw on some pollen sub if pollen isn't available.
Did you feed them after installing them, or was there a good flow on?
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na, sometimes the outer frames get neglected, especially if they are hurting for food or under stress.
Ok, by one of your follow-up statements I take it that you're asking why the comb isn't completely drawn out. Plastic foundation....could be that the wax coating was too thin or non-existent in the undrawn areas.
Could be wrong, but my experience with plastic has been that they don't like it. Others will probably disagree. Also had no success with 10 frame equipment. When I first started I had that same setup, took those bees 3 years to draw out all 10 frames. I then changed to 8 frame mediums w/wax foundation, no problems since.
Just my experience.
All things may be lawful; but not all things are advantagous.
I'd be much more concerned about the spotty brood pattern (and small population) than the lack of comb in the outer frames. BTW, this has little (if anything) to do with plastic foundation, and further, bees will easily drawn 10 frames under the right conditions, so the 8-frame box comment likely does not apply. The lack of comb had to be a result of either a weak colony or poor nectar conditions last year when you were trying to get them established. With more experience both could have been easily resolved. The spotty brood may be related to this poor performance. You may have an inferior queen and or mite problems that have led to this poor state. It doesn't seem like you've got many bees in that box. I've got more in my 5-frame nucs right now in VA. Hard to say without more information, but a new queen might help resolve this. Your spring build-up should be nearly at maximum right now, but your colony is definitely sputtering and needs attention.
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Is it really that dangerous to develop under LGPL and GPL? On Linux, most things are GPL so I find this really weird.


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No, leave the value of the 3a as is.
Everyone whining, and I mean whining, for it to be higher are mao fans desperate for her to win in Sochi. They think it is her calling card to be out of reach for anyone come next year.
Well, let's remember, a 3a in the short was allowed in the combo jump. And the hollow argument that the 3a she be allowed as the steps jump is ridiculous, since it's extremely difficult for a woman to do 3a from preceding steps- did Ito and Harding ever do them out of steps.
You really think Mao was hindered from not being allowed- haha, imagine how much little flow she would have in and out of the jump. A sure underrotation or dg is more likely.
Please- all she had to do was to a 3lz-3lo, 3f or 3lo, and a 2a in the short in previous years and her base would've been higher than Yuna's, pretty simple. But we all know she can't to a 3lz, and her 3lo is not good enough for 2.75 revolutions to be ratified in the combo- that's not the rules fault, not the tech callers fault-blame them all you want. It's Mao's fault, pure and simple, yet her fans want another boost to the now 3a to give her the best chance. Cmon, she was never hindered in any way, and the rules were never against her. In fact, she got away with alot of ratified lutzes and combos that she shouldn't have before 2008, when they finally decided to drop the hammer on bad edges and ur's.


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I would think it depends on the agency you are hiring on to and their policy. What firearms are authorized by that department? Will they allow you to carry your own?
I don't know much about the Sigmas, but I don't recall hearing much good about them.
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The Boston Ballet is returned to London after a 30-year absence with two programmes to tell us of its present identity, and with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to deal splendidly with the three major scores in its first offering: Debussy's L'Après-midi d'un faune for a version of Nijinsky's still-innovative staging, and Balanchine's ideal realisations of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings and Stravinsky's Symphony in Three Movements. Be it said, also, that the lighting of these ballets was magnificent: both John Cuff and Les Dickert illuminated and enhanced choreography and performances, giving them lustre, flattering definition.
The Boston Ballet's accounts of the Balanchine works, which span four decades and show exactly how prodigious was the choreographer's Americanisation of the classic dance, were bold, well-disciplined. Serenade had a slightly bullet-train manner – we could not savour some of the passing countryside, so brisk the tempi – but the Stravinsky symphony was done with tremendous verve by the entire troupe. I confess to having fallen more than a little for Kathleen Breen Combes in its middle movement: she is beautiful, elegant, her every action inevitable, the dance generously alert, with a cavalier no less admirable in Paulo Arrais.
About the other offerings, some reserves. Faune is now a no-go area. My sense of its qualities is owed to Diaghilev-era figures: Marie Rambert worked with Nijinsky and staged a fine, commanding revival; Alicia Markova knew it in serious post-Diaghilev restorations. Both told of its hieratic intensity. The Boston account offers merest posturing, weightless and unlikely.
The remaining work is by Boston's resident choreographer, Jorma Elo. Set to some extremely vivacious, if short-breathed, baroque fiddling by Heinrich von Biber, it proposes that energetically modish scampering that passes for today's classic manner and is little more than gymnastics with ideas above its station. Two women and four men fling themselves through a series of academic hoops, as if in some desperate display of derring-do, hounded by Biber's driving measures over a bare stage. The Boston cast is tirelessly eager, resourceful; the choreography is determinedly demanding as cussed steps crowd one after another, and the public shouts in delight. Oh dear! Wrong again, Crisp.


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This is discussed in an FAQ:
FAQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Replacing missing
2/03 How can I replace missing values with previous or
following nonmissing values?
The answer is to use -missing()- so that you pick up string missings as
well as numeric missings.
By the way, I don't understand the motivation for the following rule.
Suppose a variable is missing at time 42 and present at times 41 and 43.
Your rule gives the priority to time 43. That seems arbitrary at best.
(I assume a sensible sort order, which is not explicit in your code.)
Also, your loop won't do what you want. Instead of
foreach var in a1-z1 {
you need
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I have duplicates (based on ID and date) in my panel dataset along with
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Meeting: Apr 18, 2008. 5.30 p.m.
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HaL 3, the third Haskell in Leipzig meeting, will take place on Friday, April 18, 2008. The meeting will begin at 5.30 p.m., the exact location will be announced on the HaL 3 webpage soon. For the first time, the HaL meeting will be combined with a Hackathon weekend (19.-20.4.), where we want to work on the Haskell Eclipse plugin (refactoring, IDE integration, ...).
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1.1 Theorems for free, Dr. Janis Voigtlaender TU-Dresden
The talk illustrates how and why certain propositions can be derived just by looking at the type of a function (rather than its full definition), explains briefly the theoretical background and examines example applications.
1.2 A compiler for a simulation- and testing language in Haskell -- Bernd Holzmüller
ICS AG developed a simulation and testing tool which based on a DSL (Domain Specific Language). The DSL is used for the description of architecture and behavior of distributed system components (event/message based, reactive). The compiler was written in Haskell (with target language Ada). The Test system is used in some industrial projects. The talk presents the tool and gives experiences from using Haskell.
1.3 Provably secure programming: The library problem of functional languages -- Lutz Donnerhacke
The Talk was planned for the canceled securit-aix conference and gives an overview over the development of the runtime library in SPARK. Through using SPARK the execution of Haskell code can build on a solid axiomatic semantic foundation. From this foundation the powerful tools of semantic verification can be used to prove the correctness of bigger software projects.
1.4 Making of Leksah -- Jürgen Nicklisch-Franken
This talk demonstrates the current development state of Leksah ([1]), a Haskell IDE written in Haskell, explains the motivation behind the project and discusses some highlights and issues of developing an IDE in Haskell.
1.5 Hackathon kick-off -- Leif Frenzel, Johannes Waldmann
Preparation and Planning of the Hackathon weekend (Haskell refactoring and IDE integration). More details can be found in this wiki: [2]
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Summer is here and for a lot of us, that means enjoying outdoor activities with our family and our dogs. Summer can also be a dangerous time for our pets. While we look forward to the 4th of July and all the festivities like fireworks and music and crowds, dogs are more apt to get lost and run away on Independence Day than at any other time of year. Why? One word. ANXIETY.
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UTSA's Rhett Rushing (top) with ice tongs and NPR's The
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NPR's Kitchen Sisters interview UTSA folklorist
By Alison Beshur
Public Affairs Specialist
(June 29, 2006)--Rhett Rushing, a folklorist in the research department at UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures, will discuss icehouses on the Friday, June 30 broadcast of National Public Radio's "Morning Edition," which can be heard locally on KSTX-Radio 89.1 FM.
During last month's Texas Folklife Festival, NPR's The Kitchen Sisters, Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, interviewed Rushing and others about icehouses and food traditions in San Antonio. Rushing's interview will be included as part of their "Hidden Kitchens" segment.
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
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According to Rushing, before local families had refrigerators in their homes, there were icehouses. Icehouses made foods such as ice cream, cold beer and chilled meats available to area residents and changed the culinary landscape.
Even after many people had electricity in their homes, ice was delivered door-to-door or purchased at the local icehouse and placed in the non-electrified "ice box" in the kitchen to refrigerate food.
"Fresh seafood, fresh beef, pork and poultry and even certain veggies and fruits -- all became possibilities for San Antonio residents after the Civil War," Rushing said. "But perhaps the biggest impact that ice had here was on the community gatherings and celebrations around town."
"Amid the record-setting heat, I talked with The Kitchen Sisters about icehouses and the history and growth of ice in San Antonio," Rushing said. "We also talked about food -- our shared passion."
Rushing, a folklorist specializing in religion, food, narrative and art, earned a master's degree in folklore from Western Kentucky University and is writing his doctoral thesis on apparitions of Jesus and the Virgin Mary in South Texas. He is director and past president of the Texas Folklore Society.
The Kitchen Sisters have produced radio programs since 1979 and just completed their first book and 3-CD audio book, "Hidden Kitchens: Stories Recipes and More from NPR's The Kitchen Sisters," inspired by their "Morning Edition" series and published by Rodale Press and Audio Renaissance.


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>I use mine intermixed with plastic
And the plastic remains untouched...
>I use mine intermixed with plastic
And the plastic remains untouched...
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
I'm finding that if you want the plastic drawn well, you need at least three frames adjacent one another. Otherwise, they'd rather draw the wax or foundtionless super wide and ignore the plastic.
Either that or get them drawn in the spring in a nuc, but it's still not perfect. I tried doing a shaken swarm with 5 plastic and one foundationless and they drew a nice perfect comb perpendicular to the plastic, right through the open space of the foundationless frame. Trying to get into mediums.
Here are some of mine.
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If you use a starter strip of foundation will the bees build the whole comb out at that size cell or will they build whatever size they want.
It seems to depend on the season. If it is late in the year, they will build plenty of drone cells alongt with the worker cells. If earlier in the year, they will do it almost all worker cells.
If you are talking about small cell vs. standard, I really don't know. I haven't experimented much with small cell foundationless comb. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the reply. I was most curious about cell size though. I'm trying to go to a small cell size and wondering if my use of larger cell starter stips, about 2 inch strips of I think 5.4, is hindering my goal
>Thanks for the reply. I was most curious about cell size though. I'm trying to go to a small cell size and wondering if my use of larger cell starter stips, about 2 inch strips of I think 5.4, is hindering my goal
The top row of cells is often larger anyway and they will quickly adjust it. It will work fine, but I'd make them 3/4" instead of 2". In fact I'd use wood strips instead of either as they are more durable, more reliable and won't have any affect on cell size.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
Thanks for the info Michael. I plan too eventually use the wood strip only, but since I only recently got start back into keeping (swarm found an old hive i never tore down) I was worried about the possibility of a mess if I didn't give the girls a strong indication of where to start the draw.
P.S. Does anyone else have problems posting photos from an iPhone photo gallery
Nube, in the three images I posted in this thread of frames with foundation as starter strips, the cells were smaller on the strips.
When they drew comb below the strips it then got larger.
I had expected the opposite to happen and don't know why they are doing it that way.
Lots of lovely pics - come spring I may even give it a go. Thanks
100_2673.jpgthis one was started with a piece about the size of a cell phone. i just turn the wedge. nail it. and pinch a piece of comb to the wedge.
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this eavning i started 5 new frames. i thought i would try something new. i found some 1/8 wood dowel that i inserted for crosspieces for strenth. i eaven went virticle on one just to see how it comes out.i will show more on next post100_2691.jpg100_2692.jpg100_2694.jpg100_2695.jpg
and then i cut pieces from natural foundation i have in a hive to start a new one.makeing shure ther are no eggs or larva where i cut.100_2696.jpg100_2697.jpg100_2698.jpg100_2699.jpg
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more photos even the queen showed up.100_2708.jpg100_2709.jpg100_2713.jpg100_2714.jpg100_2702.jpg100_2704.jpg100_2706.jpg
100_2721.jpgstarted 7/12100_2714.jpg and today just 7 days later
this is mine, i didn't use anything, just an empty frame no supports.
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What kind of mats do you put on top of the AJ traps to keep the bees from covering with propolis and wax?
I purchased some AJ's Beetle traps from Dadant earlier this year to be ready for any SHB outbreaks here in Central New York as I had a couple of cut-out hives wiped out from SHB here last year. I just relocated a new cutout to my bee yard and saw a two SHB run off the bottom board when I check it last weekend. I want to put a few of the traps in, but don't know what kind of mat to use.
Any additional tips, suggestions, tricks would be appreciated.


text: I think its probably the best thing to use local bee as well. When I start the topbar it will most likely be a swarm from one of our survivor hives here. I like the popsicle sticks, just didn't know about glue in the hive, I know beekeepers do it all the time though. Have any of you ever cut a grove and filled in with melted wax? I heard from somewhere it doesn't stick to the wood as well as when the bees do it and you have a higher chance of having collapsed comb.


text: I've had a Vizio 32" flat screen HDTV for about 2 years and the screen suddenly turned black today while I was watching something I DVR'd. I never lost audio and it has been working fine with not one problem before this. I unplugged it and plugged it back in - same problem. I took the smaller TV from my bedroom and hooked it up to my cable box & it's working fine, including DVR playback so it's not that - Not sure what to do - I think I bought it from Sears but I'm sure the warranty was only one year. Any ideas on what else I can check before I chuck it and buy a new one?


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Size95 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Hot tub
- Family/child friendly
- Balcony/terrace
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Anny Letenské, 120 00 Prague, Czech Republic
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This is a 19th century apartment with high ceiling and a lot of space to relax (92sqm) after a long day in Prague. I should say that this is one bedroom apartment but in fact, there is one bedroom, one huge living room with a pull out couch, and a dinning room with kitchen separated from the other two rooms by a corridor. Also, there is a beautiful balcony that you may use and have your breakfast in the morning right there.
I know how important it is to stay in touch with your family and friends or to have access to internet for work any time of the day. Therefore, there is a high-speed internet connection (wifi / cable)
The apartment is fully equipped.
- Hair Dryer
- Shampoo & Conditioner
- Coffee Maker
- Electric Kettle
- Several types of tea (Earl Grey, Lipton, Green Tea & Fruit Tea)
- Instant Coffee, several types of coffee
- Sugar, Salt & Pepper
- Umbrella
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Toilet Paper and Paper Towel
- Washer & Dryer
- Extra bed linens (Pillow Cases, Bed Sheets & Comforter Cover)
- Clean towels (Each guest will receive 1 set of bath and hand towel. If a guest is staying longer than 5 nights, he/she will be provided with a new towel set every 6th night)
The apartment has a fully-fitted kitchen (oven, microwave, fridge, utensils, etc.), separate toilet, separate closet (wardrobe) and the following amenities:
Feel free to help yourself with what's available in the kitchen. Some items may vary from time to time. If you replenish what you consume, it is appreciated but if you don't, it is fine.
Please be advised that this apartment is on the 3rd floor and the elevator only works during working days, so it is not suitable for families with small children and people with disabilities.
Whether you are coming to Prague from the airport or from the train station, the location is just perfect. I included the directions below.
This apartment is located just in the middle of the historical Vinohrady area. This is the most wanted area in Prague, best know for it`s famous residents. There are many painters and writers, who live pernamently nearby - they have often been inspired by events and conversations taking place in the park next to my apartment and immortalized the park in their fiction.
Vinohrady are very popular by the citizens in Prague, because this historical area doesn`t get as much noise as Wenceslas Square and other noisy location, yet, it is an area of the best restaurants, clubs and shops in Prague.
Visitors can reach the middle of the town (Wenceslas Square) within 5-10 minutes and continue down to the river to explore more of Prague. If you go down Vinohradska street, you will reach the National Museum of Prague, or the Prague Orchestra within 5 minutes.
I can provide airport pickup and drop off via 3rd party company for 20USD one way. Please not that the regular rate is about 40USD.
CAUTION: due to an increase of complains in Prague, I strongly discourage you from using taxies in Prague, unless you negotiate the price in advance. Please be advised that taxi rates within the center should not exceed 9USD.
CAUTION2: in Prague, there are many money exchange companies that rip off tourists. I suggest you either take money from ATM or use XCHANGE in Jindrisska street, Prague 1 (very close to Wenceslas Square)
I believe that behind every successful project, there is an idea. The reason why I am renting my apartment via airbnb is to make guests` stays in Prague memorable in the best way possible. I am always happy to help with travel plans, give directions but most importantly, to provide pieces of advice that will safe time going to places which are not really worth it.
Where do the money go? A considerable amount of the money that I get from airbnb is used to preserve this beautiful building. Thanks to your support, I already reconstructed all statues and decorations in the corridors of the building, isolated the cellar from wet ground, reconstructed the roof of the building (when I bought the apartment, nobody in the building paid any attention to the corridors) We also managed to built an elevator, especially to allow older people to use the building as well. By April 2013, I will have built the elevator to every floor, and all corridors reconstructed just as they were in the times the house was built. In 2013, I hope to take care of the beautiful yard which is a bit neglected today and turn it into a small oasis in the heart of Prague. Whatever was achieved was due to your help and support.
House rulesWith payment of the deposit the client accepts the terms and conditions set out below.
All prices are inclusive of heating, electricity, hot water and final cleaning and Internet. All prices are exclusive of national and international telephone calls and extra services (reservation required) such as baby sitter, airport collection, car with driver and basic shopping on arrival.
Arrival and departure times
Please arrive after 14:00 on the given day; earlier arrivals can usually be accommodated but please let us know in advance. In order to give us maximum time to prepare the property between lets, it is usually necessary to vacate the premises by 11.00 on the day of departure. We ask that you exercise the courtesy of leaving the premises clean and in good order on your departure. Everything is a matter of discussion.
Booking and Cancellations
The owners or their insurers shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury suffered by the client(s) while on or in any way connected with the property. No liability will be accepted for any loss, damage, expense, injury or inconvenience by reason of any defects in the structure of the property, plumbing, electrical systems, gas, water or failures in the supply of utilities.
We strongly recommend that you take out travel insurance to provide personal and public liability protection. The safety and welfare of children is the sole responsibility of their parent or guardian.
The accommodation is only for the use of the persons specified during the booking process and is restricted to the maximum number of guests being 4 adults.
The client is responsible for maintaining the apartment in a clean and tidy condition during the period of the letting and shall report any damage, breakage or loss to the owners as soon as is reasonably possible and in any event on the termination of the letting. The client must return the keys to the owners on departure.
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 82 HKD per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Wonderful apartment perfectly located in short distance to the Wenceslas square, Metro station Muzeum. Furnished tastefully and everything you might need is available. We were there with two children and it fit very nicely. But the best about that flat is the host, he picked us up, there was food in the fridge and fresh flowers on the table. We really felt very much welcome and will definitely book this apartment again for our next visit in Prague! Thanks again Andreas!
Beautiful apartment, comfortable, very well located, 3 minutes walk from the Place Vencesls, Metro Museum. The bedding is excellent, we slept very well. Andreas is very helpful, friendly even. I recommend it.
Appartement très beau, confortable, très bien situé, à 3 minutes à pieds de la place Vencesls, métro Muséum. La literie est excellente, nous avons très bien dormi. Andréas est très serviable, amical même. Je le recommande.
Beautiful designed and perfectly equipped flat hearted next to all major destinations (Metro: Muzeum). It has been thought on everything, you can prepare a perfect dinner without missing a single kitchen tool, WIFI is even faster than at home, never saw such a gib flat TV ever before...
The owner was very helpful and patient, offered to pick us up when we got lost and even bought some basic food because we arrived with children in evening hours!
We'll definitely come back!
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We enjoyed our stay during the Christmas period. During the check-in day there was work at the electricity in the building. But finally everything workout fine.
The rooms are neat, clean and large enough. We could even cook our Christmas dinner quite easy with the equipped kitchen.
As surprise we had a plastic christmas tree which we decorated for a nice atmosphere.
The location was perfect; close to the city center and from our appartment we enjoyed walks to all area's around us.
During Christmas some shops and restaurants were closed in the district, but we already expected this. At Zizkov and Namestu Miru there were two great more 'local' christmas markets. We loved our stay and contact with the host for check-in was clear and fine. Thank you for our nice stay.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
plus: well furnished appartment; well equipped kitchen; friendly hosts
minus: bathroom ceiling moulded; second sleeping room is very tiny and bed within it jars
Very uncomplicated Check in, although we were a little imprecise about our article time
Thanks to Andreas and William for a nice experience
Very nice apartment and clean.
It has washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, iron,.... Very complete.
2 complete double rooms with bathroom inside + 1 bathroom
1 small atic with a bed for 2 people and another very small atic.
Perfect for 6 people but can sleep until 8.
You have to leave the apartment before 12:00, but the owner left us to leave the lugagge in the apartment until 18:30h.
15 min. walking to Astronomical Clock (Center of Prague).
Not elevator in the building to arrive to the apartment.
Great location and beatiful apartment. Very good guidande of good places in Prague.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
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Central Arkansas quarterback Wynrick Smothers. (Special to the American Press)
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 6:44 PM
By Alex Hickey / American Press
Nathan Dick?
He's sooo last year.
Replacing an all-conference quarterback has been no sweat for No. 21 Central Arkansas (4-2, 2-1 Southland) this season as junior Wynrick Smothers is proving he was paying attention as Dick's understudy the past couple seasons.
Smothers, a Destrehan native, is second in the Southland in total offense with an average of 284.7 yards per game — 251 passing and 33.7 rushing. He's also second in the league to SFA's Brady Attaway with 15 touchdowns.
That's not to say Smothers is invincible. He has thrown six interceptions, which knocks him down to fourth in the conference in passing efficiency.
Overall, UCA coach Clint Conque has given a positive assessment of Smothers' progression into a starting role.
''He's taken investment and ownership in what we're doing," Conque said. "Quarterback development is a real key to our team's success. To win games, our quarterbacks have to play well."
Smothers is a much different quarterback than his two predecessors, Dick and Nathan Brown, who put up big passing numbers but did their damage within the confines of the pocket.
"(Dick and Smothers) are similar in that they both throw nice balls, but different in that Dick was more prototypical," Conque said.
Any quarterback is made better by great targets, and Smothers may have the best 1-2 punch in the Southland Conference. Jesse Grandy and Dominque Croom rank second and third in the league, respectively, in receptions per game. Grandy averages 5.5 catches for 50 yards per game, while Croom hauls in 4.8 catches for 70 yards per game.
Croom has five touchdowns to Grandy's one, but Grandy is also a dangerous weapon on special teams. Grandy is second in the Southland in punt return average (18.3 yards per return) and kickoff return average (29.6 ypr). The second stat is particularly worrisome for McNeese, which is currently ranked 113th in the FCS against opposing kickoff returners.
"He's returned one for a touchdown and two more that have been called back," said McNeese coach Matt Viator. "It's going to be a challenge."
Big plays are also regularly made — and sometimes given up — by the Bears defense. Despite ranking seventh in the league with 419.2 yards allowed per game, UCA rates second to McNeese in scoring defense, surrendering an average of 24.7 points per game.
That's largely because the Bears are the Southland's most opportunistic defense with a league-high 18 forced turnovers. The Bears also boast the best red-zone defense in the conference, limiting opponents to scores on 70.8 percent of their trips inside the 20-yard line.
"They have a really nice team," Viator said. "I'm impressed with what they do from A to Z."


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Outside San Diego, Luxury in Apple Country
Orchard Hill Country Inn • Julian, CA
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in Select Lodge Rooms, Sundays through Thursdays ($254)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in Select Cottage Rooms, Fridays and Saturdays ($397)
- Combine Vouchers to Stay Up to Four Nights
The Destination
An hour east of San Diego in the Cuyamaca Mountains, the former gold-mining town of Julian is now Southern California's premier apple-growing region. A sleepy hamlet that's held onto its historical roots—and has been designated an official California Historical Landmark—Julian offers visitors a trip back in time. Here, you can hitch a horse-drawn carriage down Main Street, tour the old mines, and sample the region's famous apples, all in a single day. Still, there's no lack of sophistication in this quaint little town, with several nearby wineries offering tastings and a few noteworthy restaurants serving upscale seasonal cuisine.
The Digs
It's all within reach at the AAA Four Diamond-rated Orchard Hill Country Inn. This Craftsman-style hotel—a 22-room boutique property with a touch of European flair—features seasonal gardens and sweeping views of the valley below, not to mention a high-end restaurant serving local, organic California cuisine.
Opt for a Lodge Room and you'll have your choice of seven beautiful accommodations (2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, or 10). Each features a queen-size bed and is uniquely quaint in its country décor, with different details like plaid pillows, rose wallpaper, and colorful linens.
Meanwhile, each available Cottage Room (Gladstone, Annie Elizabeth, Bess Pool, Jonagold, Valmore, and McIntosh) is decorated with the same charming touches and appointed with a porch, patio, or deck. Many of the rooms also feature a whirlpool tub in the bathroom.
The Diversions
Pack a picnic and head for the hills, home to an array of native wildlife, such as migrating turkeys, bobcats, and deer. Or, explore miles upon miles of hiking trails outside Julian. In town, check out the Julian Hard Cider Miners' Saloon for a tart alcoholic elixir, or go for a tasting at Orfila Vineyards or J. Jenkins Winery. At night, tuck into organic free-range Jamaican chicken with mango salsa and a glass of local wine at the inn's superb restaurant.
"On a hill above town, this lodge and five Craftsman-style cottages have a sweeping view of the countryside and offer luxurious accommodations..."-- Read Fodor's Review of Orchard Hill Country Inn
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text: Right now the Cowboys have obvious issues that starts ob the offense. Garrett does not trust Felix and Deangelo Williams brings more to the table. I think a trade of Jones and a mid round (5th or 6th) would be a good Norv has a tough road ahead and even if he wins this week, he coyld very well lose the next eight! They r calling for his head and he will be fired before the end of the season. Calling plays is too much for Garrett and coach and i hope Jerry jrings back one og the top offesive minds in the Nfl


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I need some esb fett armor decals shoulder and chest I would like printable so i can print them out and paste them on my armor i do not wish to buy or pay anyone for decals...
I need some esb fett armor decals shoulder and chest I would like printable so i can print them out and paste them on my armor i do not wish to buy or pay anyone for decals...
I'd recommend just buying decals.. buying sticker paper would be more expensive than the decals, and the decals are waterproof and just look so much better. My original suit just had printed decals like you're trying to do, and on my next suit of armour, I made sure I got some real decals.
i know but my mom says its just a quick paint job decal and every thing for halloween add or change stuff later to make it better.also im building my freind a kroeen off of hellboy costume its turning out cool but not as awesome as my fett costume...so as u can see im on a tight schedulal for a 12 year old kid with all that darn homework........
those are the decals i need
I found some high-res pictures on wookiepedia:
: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Image:Mandaloriancrest.jpg
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may be this is what you need.
pm sent.
I will ship some to you for free.
Nice touch BM.... very generous of you! :thumbup
DJ - make sure to post some pics of your costume when it's ready for halloween...
I created illustrator files that I print on my vinyl plotter, of the front decal, the shoulder decal, and the helmet kill stripes if anyone wants them I can post them.
Heres the starwars fonts I use when I need to print something in vinyl. Extract them to a folder (the TTF files in the zips) and then copy them to windows/fonts and they will be available in any program you run to type with.
I think galaxy basic, or starwars Kit the !@#$%^ keys are the mando, imp, etc logos.


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"You will see an uptick in M&A, but it will be smarter, more conservative deals and you will start to see greater use of joint ventures and strategic alliances. You aren't going to see the big dollars in riskier jurisdictions."
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quote:wilson chandler and LeBron would've outscored him anyway.
And just my luck Paul Pierce is now out.
quote:I think he is just sitting out back to backs. he seems healthy
who knows if LeBron is playing.
quote:last day of the season the 17th
Whens the last day?
quote:you really had me nervous today
quote:If all my guys play I have a day were I have you 4 to 1 and another where I have you 3 to 1 and I still have 3 acquisitions left. I am nervous about your lineup when everyone plays the reemergence of pau gasol is troubling. the lineup of pau, greg, LeBron , Wilson and tony is very capable of putting up well over 100 multiple times.
I knew that scrub Bogut wasn't going to do anything. I was hoping for 20 combined between the two.
Wall meh 16
Iggy meh 12
Brewer meh meh meh 7
Jefferson BEAST MODE 42 and counting
Blake meh 20
quote:damn near a triple double in 1st half
fricking Gasol!!!
quote:it's not looking good with all my injuries piling up. I have faith though.
The end is near for fear
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Montee Ball vs Purdue
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Sean Porter vs Arkansas
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Jefferson County jail levy heads to Nov. ballot
Higher amount would be offset by expiring bonds
MADRAS, Ore. - Jefferson County commissioners voted unanimously and without debate Wednesday to send a five-year jail levy to the Nov. 5 ballot to replace one that expires next June, Sheriff Jim Adkins said.
If the proposal is approved, the local option tax would raise the rate from the current 99 cents per $1,000 of assessed value to $1.24. Adkins said that's what the department needs to continue running the 12-year-old, 160-bed jail at its current staffing level.
"A big plus and help" for the effort, Adkins said, is that a 77-cent bond that paid for construction of the jail in 2000-2001 will expire and come off the property tax rolls next June, when the current jail operations levy also expires.
"So even with the 25-cent increase, the taxpayers (would) see an overall savings of 52 cents over what they (paid in taxes) last year," the sheriff said.
It's estimated the proposal would raise $7.95 million over the five year, roughly half of the cost of running the jail.
Failure to pass a new levy -- in November or, if that fails, possibly in May -- and the expiraton of the current levy would mean the jail's operating budget would be cut 40 percent, Adkins said, meaning reductions in staff and inmates through the "matrix" system of early release for certain crimes.
While the jail is stated as having 160 beds, "when you factor in all the laws and required separation rules, we think we will max out at about 145 or 150 beds," the sheriff said. "Today, we have 68 inmates. With our current staffing, I believe we can increase the inmate population to 100 inmates. If it get over that number, I will have to put on more staff to handle the workload."
Jefferson County currently rents 10 beds to Deschutes County, which Adkins said they plan on stopping in the next 12 months, once a jail expansion project is complete.
They also rent 16 beds to Crook County, which Adkins said is "a fairly stable source of revenue," though they are talking about possibly building their own jail by renovating the soon-closed Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Adkins said he has "plenty of room to house all their inmates" and will try to "make them a screaming deal."


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YMCA offers CPR, first aid classes
The Brainerd Family YMCA offers an American Health and Safety Institute CPR for the community and the workplace and an American Safety and Health Institute Basic First Aid class.
The CPR class will meet from 6:15-9:15 p.m. Monday, May 6.
The Basic First Aid course will be offered from 6:15-9:15 p.m. Thursday, April 25.
Both classes will be held at the YMCA. Participants will receive certifications upon completion.
Cost is $47 for YMCA members and $52 for community members for each class. Class sizes are limited. Classes must be paid for at time of registration. Online registration is available at brainerdlakesymca.org.
For more information, contact Jane at the YMCA at 218-829-4767.


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We Put the Love in Love Perfume
Mark on Love Perfume:
"Watching my sons fall in and out of love inspired this perfume, and rather like their relationships, it took quite a while to get right. It is for flirts really, but being a flirt is not something everyone wants to be known for. On the other hand, flirting is so much fun. I have tried to make a perfume that will flirt for you while you pretend indifference. Love is an instantly bright and bubbly fragrance with a vivacious green apple fruit scent and sweet citrus innocence. As the initial burst fades, it's replaced with a sugary sweet apple pie note while maintaining a sharp lift."
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There are some new documents in Scandal star Columbus Short's divorce that are really scary. Radar managed to get a copy of a declaration filed by his soon to be ex-wife. They allege that on the night of April 7th, Columbus held a knife to her throat and threatened to kill not only her, but also himself.
"He then pinned me on the couch and began to choke me. He placed the knife close to my neck and threatened to kill me and then kill himself. He insisted that we play a game he called 'Truth or Truth' and told me if I lied to him he was going to stab me in the leg. He started randomly listing names of people we knew and accused me of having an affair. I denied his accusations each time … after each denial he stabbed the couch next to where I was or stabbed other nearby furniture. He placed the knife next to my throat two more times and again threatened to kill both of us.
At this time, I heard our two-year-old daughter upstairs, who was woken by the screaming. I tried to get up and go comfort our daughter, but he told me not to get her — he would not let me get off the couch. He then saw that I had a credit card in my hand, and he grabbed it from me. He went to go hide the credit card, at which time I ran upstairs and got my daughter. I then ran outside and got into the car. Before I could drive off, [Columbus] ran to the car and started hitting the window. Then he tried to get behind the car and block me from leaving. I was able to slowly maneuver the car and drive away."
What is even more disturbing to me is that she says this is the third time in the past two months that something similar has happened to her. I'm glad she is finally out of there, but I wish she would have left after the first time. I also wonder about Short's future as an actor, because is this someone you want associated with your projects?


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Ages: 8-12
Choosing her features is only the start of the fun! With a My American Girl® doll, your girl can select outfits and accessories to create a doll with whatever interests and personality she likes—her doll becomes whomever she wants her to be! This doll is 18" tall, with brown eyes, medium skin, and textured dark brown hair—and she's ready to become a best friend. Includes:
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Immaculate Edinburgh 2 bedroom flat
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면적79 m²
Floor No.1
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- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Dundee Terrace, EH11 1DW Edinburgh, 영국
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|A few hours
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|5 days ago
Technology - WiFi
Guests are provided with free access to the Internet via a superfast broadband connection using fibre optic cable providing speeds of up to 60Mb.
Accommodation consist of:
Spacious bright open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. Flat screen TV (Freeview), DVD and iPod dock station. Small dining area. The Kitchen area includes induction hob, oven, grill, microwave, fridge-freezer, washing machine/dryer, toaster and kettle.
The flat has two bedrooms – configured as one double and one twin, so it's suitable for up to four people. (Hairdryer supplied).
Bathroom with bath/shower/WC
All rooms are attractively decorated, tastefully furnished and very comfortable.
All bedding and towels are provided and many other items like, washing powder and toilet soaps for your convenience.
In addition tea, coffee, sugar and biscuits are supplied with a pint of milk in the fridge for when you arrive.
All rental prices include council tax, reasonable use of gas and electricity.
Transport & Shopping
The Royal Mile/Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street are no more than 25 minutes stroll or if this seems too far, the flat is very close to bus services offering very frequent buses direct to Princes street and the Royal Mile.
Edinburgh has an excellent bus service at £1.40 per journey or £3.50 for a day ticket.
It is extremely handy for Haymarket, a 10 to 15 min walk, where you pick up the airlink airport bus which will whisk you to the airport in 25mins. There is also the option of using the number 35 bus to get to the airport, which you can pick up only 2 mins from the flat, unfortunately it is a 55 min journey to the airport.
The nearest train station to the flat can also be found at Haymarket.
Handy for the rugby, with Murrayfield a 20 min walk away.
Booklet of Edinburgh attractions provided.
Nearby (5 min walk) Fountain Park complex - Cinema, Bowling, Kids Play, Virgin Active and with a good selection of restaurants.
Metered parking is available 8.30am to 17.30pm Monday to Friday. There is free on street parking 5 minutes walk away.
Key Collection / Baggage Drop:
A meet and greet service is offered to help you settle in. If there are no guests departing on your day of arrival then early entry (prior to 11:00) can be arranged.
Bags can be dropped at the flat from 11:00 if there is a guest change over.
For stays of 7 days or more a DISCOUNT is available - please contact us to ask for a price.
Minimum 2 nights for max. 4 people
There is a £100 security deposit payable upon arrival which will be returned to you on departure.
숙소규정We regret that we cannot allow smoking or pets.
As the flat is situated within a tenement, please be mindful of the neighbours and don't play loud music between 10pm and 9am. For this reason no parties are permitted.
We would appreciate if you left your shoes in the hall - this helps to keep the flat clean for yourself and future guests.
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Nice, well-located apartment in Edinburgh.
Direct parking in front of the apartment is a matter of luck (as in any large city).
Clear recommendation.
We had a wonderful stay in this apartment and our host truly went out of his way to make our stay as enjoyable as possible. Everything was very professional. We would recommend the apartment to anybody who likes friendly, clean, and comfortable places.
Derek is the perfect host. We could contact him anytime during our stay as well as before with questions. Replies were quick, friendly and extremely helpful. You could almost say that we felt like staying with friends.
The flat was perfectly equipped with items like Wi-Fi, hairdryer, a Clothes Linke to dry your laundry etc. Location is great and offers a nice view. All descriptions of the flat were as we found them - I highly recommend Derek and his flat.
Now I finally find the time to say a few words about the appartement that Derek provides for travellers from all over the world. And it will be good words ;) !
First of all Derek is very reliable and always there if you have any questions concerning the flat, your journey there or the lovely Edinburgh. He will be in contact with you prior to your stay in his appartement and during your time there as well, should you need it. And this in a very pleasant and friendly way. He really knows how to be a good host.
His appartement: Great. I was there with my sister and her two teenage daughters so we fully filled the flat with our presence and still had enough space without feeling crammed together. Spacewise: Perfect!
Also, the appartement is greatly equipped: We had everything we needed, from a toaster to a water boiler, from toilet paper to kitchen towels. Moreover every room in the flat is very cosy and comfortable to use, be it the kitchen/livingroom space, the bedrooms or the bathroom. So, facilities: Perfect!
Only minus points were the sound level of the nearby traffic (all windows are facing the street) - sleeping while leaving the window open simply doesn't work, at least for someone with a light sleep - and the tricky application of the windows in the appartement (to close them one has to press a certain knob at the top corner of the window with a stick... needed some practise to get it done smoothely and without cursing).
Our résumé: Despite the two less positive aspects we would always come back to the appartement if Derek had any free space at that point! He is such a nice host and the flat is really very cosy!
I wish him a lot of nice guests who appreciate his appartement and treat it with the according care.
A really immaculate flat. Central location makes easy to walk if you want to the city centre (15 min). Very well equipped. Thank you very much to Derek.
This apartment really is immaculate. Beautifully furnished, very well equipped and full of little touches that reflect the hosts' thoughtfulness. We were greeted by Derek who gave us a quick tour of the apartment and offered some recommendations for local events and restaurants as well as pointing us towards an impressive selection of guide books, leaflets and menus for the local area. We were especially delighted by the provision of milk and muffins after our long journey.
Derek and Sheila have obviously put a lot of effort into making their guests' stay pleasant. The apartment is spacious, clean, bright and comfortable. The beds are comfortable too, and the linen is crisp and inviting. The bathroom is fitted with a full size bath and a powerful shower, and fluffy towels are provided.
The kitchen is a delight to cook in - although Edinburgh is full of gorgeous restaurants so we didn't do much cooking at all. The hob, oven and grill are all new and of high spec. The washing machine is modern too. The hosts have compiled a folder of instructions for all equipment so we weren't baffled by any of the appliances.
The apartment is in the Fountainbridge district of Edinburgh. It is conveniently close to the city - a fifteen minute stroll brings you into the heart of the city - yet with a good view of the surrounding hills. It was a fantastic base for our week at the Fringe, and we could not have chosen a better place to stay!
Thank you Derek, we're going to bring back to France amazing memories of Edinburgh. Your flat is lovely and comfortable. You are very friendly and helpful in every situation: even when we were out... without keys. It was the first time we came to Scotland and it was a wonderful trip: wonderful landscapes, wonderful people. wonderful monuments and almost wonderful weather (yes we were lucky!) From the flat we had a beautiful view of the whole of the city. The flat is quiet and we've got everything we need (even delicious muffins when we arrived). We will recommend this flat and we will come back one day. Thankyou for everything I hope this is not to much to ask Thanks greatly Derek
The flat was so good we stayed for an extra few nights. The flat has easy access into the city centre on the buses, and the local cafe The Piece Box is a delight
This is an excellent apartment- you really won't find any better in Edinburgh. Apartment has everything you could want for your stay, it's spotlessly clean, quiet, and comfy beds. Derek and Sheila are perfect hosts. Sheila carried our suitcases. They provided everything we could need for our 1 year baby, travel cot, baby bath, cot mobile, plastic bowls, spoons, cups. Plus it's on a great bus route from the Airport.
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Cracker Barrel: Medical emergency
If I had a way to augment these words with a blaring siren — of the kind ambulances and rescue vehicles use — I'd turn it on and leave it on until our health-care system gets fixed.
If that sounds extreme, you haven't read the March 4, 2013, issue of Time magazine. And if that's the case, I urge you to secure a copy and start reading. Once you do, I guarantee your thinking regarding the medical industry will never be the same.
For the first time ever, the editors of Time chose to devote an entire issue of the magazine to a single topic: American health care. To achieve a consistent point of view, they assigned the task of writing the article, which turned out to be the size of a small book, to a single writer, Steven Brill, who labored at the task for more than seven months.
Brill's a seasoned journalist, clearly committed to accuracy and truth. Because he's a human being, not a machine, his viewpoint is bound to contain some bias. But when you read what he wrote, I think you'll agree that his findings are refreshingly free from the customary left/right/pox-on-both-your-parties cant.
He sees the current situation as simply unsustainable, compares details of our national system with the cost and outcomes of several other industrial countries, notes that health care is a seller's market, and presents his findings evenly and without a lot of spin.
What Brill's work makes utterly clear is that Americans of all stripes and at every income level are often being severely overcharged by the current medical system. Those of us fortunate enough to have adequate insurance are somewhat insulated from the grief that assails those not so lucky — but every single citizen ends up being penalized to some extent by costs and charges that have spiraled to outrageous levels.
In the process, some hospital administrators, drug-company officials and the operating officers of health-care-related corporations have profited handsomely or, as readers might judge, obscenely.
Defenders of our current system point, correctly, to the fact that we as a nation enjoy an incredible variety of choices when it comes to treating our ills.
And Brill is careful not to disrespect or fault the many thousands of dedicated doctors, nurses, researchers and others who form the living heart of our nation's health care. Instead he looks at the financial aspect of it all, and, in the best tradition of investigative journalism, makes it his business to "follow the money."
Some of his findings come as a big surprise. I was startled to learn that the great majority of people working for Medicare are employed by private industry rather than the government, and was further shocked by the author's suggestion that one of the most effective ways to bring health-care costs down might be to extend Medicare to people younger than 65.
Both of these findings are what could be called counter-intuitive, as are certain other parts of his research, such as the $132,303 bill for lab work that one patient received to get a bout of pneumonia under control, and the fact that health-care-industry lobbyists currently outnumber members of congress by more than 7-1.
The time for Americans to seize the initiative and take control of a system that otherwise threatens to bankrupt the nation is clearly past due. The cost of medical care now consumes nearly 20 percent of our annual economy — one dollar out of every five! It's a situation that simply cannot continue, and the sooner we commence to deal with it, the better.
One of the best places to start is by making yourself familiar with this week's article in Time — the one entitled "Bitter Pill."
Copyright 2013 by Craig Nagel


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How to live before you die
At his Stanford University commencement speech, Steve Jobs, CEO and co-founder of Apple and Pixar, urges us to pursue our dreams and see the opportunities in life's setbacks — including death itself.
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Stan -- that looks wonderful!!!
I'm floored by your abilities to get rewelds to work so well. Did you use the same set up as the '42 to hold the pieces in place?
Was it more difficult than the '42? Was it tougher working with the milled receiver?
Edit -- Sorry for my failure to check the rest of your site for answers -- I now see what you've done but am even more amazed at the result!


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The social impacts of the Gulf oil spill and the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake are among the topics to be addressed at the annual workshop of the University of Colorado at Boulder's Natural Hazards Center July 10-13.
Andrew Revkin, who writes the Dot Earth blog for The New York Times, will give the keynote address on Sunday, July 11, from 9:15 to 10 a.m. Revkin is one of the country's most respected and influential communicators on climate change and other global environmental issues.
The 35th annual workshop will bring together about 400 emergency managers, government officials, insurers and academic experts who work to prepare for, prevent or respond to extreme events such as hurricanes, great earthquakes and wildfires. The workshop will be held at the Omni Hotel in Broomfield and is not open to the public.
On Sunday, July 11, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, a plenary session will discuss three reports on climate change recently released by the National Academy of Sciences in "America's Climate Choices: The 2010 National Research Council Reports." The reports focus on strategies for limiting the impacts of climate change and for adapting to climate change. Panelists include individuals who contributed to each of the reports and the co-chair of the committee integrating findings across all four reports, with one report yet to be released.
On Monday, July 12, from 8:30 to 10 a.m., a plenary session will take a multidisciplinary look at the Jan. 12 Haiti earthquake that was the most devastating disaster to strike the Western Hemisphere in recorded history. In proportion to the size of the nation's population, it also was the deadliest disaster of modern times. Panelists will include individuals who have done research in Haiti following the catastrophe.
On Tuesday, July 13, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, panelists will address "It's Just Beginning: Social Impacts of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Technological Disasters to Come." Research on earlier environmental disasters indicates that the social and cultural impacts will continue long after the oil stops flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. Panelists will provide up-to-date information on the effects of the spill and put the Deepwater Horizon event into a broader context of other oil spills and major technological disasters, both past and future.
The Natural Hazards Center, part of CU-Boulder's Institute of Behavioral Science, is funded by a consortium of agencies including the National Science Foundation and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. For more information, visit the center's Web site at www.colorado.edu/hazards.


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A bright, tasty citrus sauce matches perfectly with veal, especially in this easy sauté. If you like, spike the dish with a few dashes of bottled red pepper sauce. In any case, serve it with wilted chard or steamed asparagus.
Nutrition Profile:
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Gluten Free Diet
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Low Calorie
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Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 30 min.
Step 1
Press peppercorns into both sides of veal medallions. (They will not completely coat the veal.) Season with salt.
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Heat 1 1/2 teaspoons oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the veal and cook until golden outside and faintly pink inside, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and tent with foil to keep warm.
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Add the remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons oil to the pan. Add shallot and cook, stirring, until softened, about 1 minute. Add juice, vinegar and tomato paste. Bring to a boil, scraping up any browned bits. Cook until the liquid is reduced by half, about 4 minutes. Stir in scallions and any accumulated juices from the veal. Season with salt. Divide the veal among 4 plates and top with the sauce. Serve immediately.
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The Foothill College Photography Department presents From Burma to Myanmar: Portrait of A Country in Transition, a photography exhibit that captures a country exiting a troubled past and entering a new era of reform and openness in the KCI Gallery at Foothill College May 15–June 21. An opening reception will be held May 15, 7–-9 p.m. Admission is free; parking is $3.
A nominally civilian government was installed in March 2011, ending 50 years of military dictatorship and opening a doorway to increased foreign relationships, investment and tourism. Burma today offers contrasting views of traditional ways and modernization. During a two-week trip led by Foothill College Photography Instructor Ron Herman, the participating photographers visited many areas of the country, including the cities of Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay and Inle Lake. Each town offered its golden pagodas, often the cultural and spiritual center of Buddhist life. Seventeen Silicon Valley photographers will share their experiences with 30 photographs at the Krause Center for Innovation (KCI) Gallery.
Featured photographers include Katherine Bazak, Cathy Cakebread, Barbara Buchholz Collins, Michael Collins, Harlan Crowder, Lorraine Crowder, Evelyn D'Alessandro, Lisa D'Alessandro, Ann Eddington, Karen Hensman, Ron Herman, Bob Mazawa, Melinda Miller, Susan Neville, Sandy O'Gorman, Don Wheatley and Kate Winn-Rogers.
The exhibit is located in the KCI Gallery, on the lower level of the Krause Center for Innovation, Building 4000, at Foothill College, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills, CA 94022. Parking Lot 4 provides the closest access to the KCI. Visitors must purchase a parking permit for $3 from dispensers in any student parking lot. Dispensers accept one-dollar bills and quarters; bring exact change. Foothill College is located off I-280 on El Monte Road in Los Altos Hills.
The From Burma to Myanmar: Portrait of A Country in Transition exhibit is open Mondays–Fridays, 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The gallery is closed Sundays and for the Memorial Day holiday observance (May 24–26).
For more information, access www.foothill.edu. For more information on the exhibit, access FromBurmaToMyanmar.wordpress.com.
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A racist, black, hate monger who teaches that black people can and do cause cancer in whites with their eyes. Also known as Jacob 7 Ali.
Why doesn't Waldorf get a life and get a job? Oh. I forgot. He has go to a Yacub 7 Ali seminar today so that he can keep the local dermatologists busy. Isn't there a law against too many racist wankers gathering in one place at the same time?. Surely, there must be some Federal environmental regulation against it, right?
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Dr. Paul Zwiebel, a board certified plastic surgeon in Denver, has been performing cosmetic surgeries using cutting edge techniques for over thirty years. He is accredited by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is committed to his work. At his Highlands Ranch practice, Dr. Zwiebel prioritizes patient care. With a high standard for patient care, Dr. Zwiebel makes it a priority to listen to his patient's needs and cosmetic desires, so he can educate them to the best of his ability. This allows him to help each patient achieve their surgical goals whether its a breast augmentation or mommy makeover. Working with his staff, Dr. Zwiebel provides unmatched surgical results to his patients in the denver area.
"It is my sincere endeavor to provide you with the best care possible in an attentive and supportive atmosphere. My staff and I are dedicated to helping you safely achieve your plastic surgical goals. During consultation, I will listen carefully to your comments and questions to define whatever reasonable treatment alternatives may exist whether you're interested in a breast lift or tummy tuck. My staff and I will try our best to provide the information necessary to help you choose the best option for you, individually."
"To support these goals, I maintain an active role in the medical community, and keep abreast of new knowledge and techniques through continuing medical education (journals, new texts, electronic media, regional and national meetings and courses)."
Dr. Zwiebel holds current membership with the American Society for Plastic Surgery, the American Maxillofacial Surgery Society, and the American Medical Society. He continues to stay on top of his education in the always changing field of plastic surgery and offers the most cutting edge surgical techniques to his patients.
Dr. Zwiebel's expertise in facial surgery are why patients all over Denver trust him to perform their facelift and rhinoplasty surgeries. Patients respect his individualized approach and knowledge that is apparent from the initial consultation all the way through surgery. Dr. Zwiebel works in coordination with the caring staff at Zwiebel Plastic Surgery to help each patient fulfill their plastic surgery desires.
Patients choose Dr. Zwiebel because he is:
- Board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
- Has over 30 years of experience in his field
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- Uses the most cutting edge surgical techniques.
Monday-Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Dr. Zwiebel specializes in cosmetic surgery procedures of the breast, body and face. He has over 30 years of cosmetic surgery experience. Below are
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During a consultation at Zwiebel Plastic Surgery, patients can go over their desires for surgery. Patients may expect a comprehensive evaluation; Zwiebel MD's physician assistant and patient coordinator will go over procedure information, your medical history and surgical costs. Following the evaluation, Dr. Zwiebel sits down with each patient one on one to discuss their plastic surgery goals and reasons for seeking cosmetic surgery.
Patients can experience their care at an on-site, nationally accredited, private surgical facility. With his personalized team, Dr. Zwiebel assures patients see familiar faces on the day of each patient's surgery. His skilled staff communicates and works cohesively to deliver the best patient experience and cosmetic results for his patients.
- Rutgers University 1972
- Harvard School of Dental Medicine 1978
- Mt. Sinai School of Medicine 1977
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- University of California - Surgery
- University of Pittsburgh - Plastic Surgery
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- Craniofacial Surgery 1984
- American Board of Plastic Surgery 1985
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Department of Music starts holiday season with cabaret
By Ashley Harris
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(Nov. 22, 2006)--The UTSA Department of Music invites San Antonio to usher in the season with the annual Holiday Cabaret opening Thursday, Nov. 30 at the University Center Laurel Room (2.01.28) on the 1604 Campus.
The variety show begins Thursday, Nov. 30 with the President's Opening Night Performance and continues Friday, Dec. 1 and Saturday, Dec. 2 with general attendance performances.
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The holiday variety show will feature an emcee, holiday sing-a-longs and a student-led cabaret kick-line. From the traditional "White Christmas" to the not-so-traditional "Boar's Head," a medieval English carol, the performance will feature music from the holiday traditions of various cultures throughout the years.
The President's Opening Night Performance is Thursday, November 30 with a reception at 6:30 p.m., followed by a seated dinner. Proceeds from the event will benefit UTSA music students.
Tickets for the President's Opening Night Performance start at $125 for individual seats and $1,000 per table. The reservation deadline for the opening performance is Monday, Nov. 27. For reservations, call (210) 458-5140 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
General attendance performances are 7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 1 and Saturday, Dec. 2. Guests will enjoy a catered buffet. Tickets for the general attendance performances are $30 with a Nov. 28 reservation deadline. For reservations, call (210) 458-4357.


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Sandbags to be given to residents impacted by Waldo fire
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The City of Colorado Springs Office of Emergency Management in partnership with Colorado Springs Together will distribute sandbags Saturday, April 13 to homeowners that could be impacted by potential flooding after the Waldo Canyon Fire.
Sandbags will be given away free to residents at the Verizon Wireless building (2424 Garden of the Gods Road) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Volunteers will be on site to fill sandbags and help residents load them in their cars. Residents wanting to pick up sandbags should enter the Verizon Wireless parking lot off of Flying W Ranch Road.


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The record-breaking sunny weather this summer has led to an increased risk of skin cancer, with a big increase in the amount of dangerous ultraviolet radiation.
NIWA data analysed by dermatologists at MoleMap showed the 35 per cent increase in sunlight hours this summer brought a 17 per cent increase in UV radiation, which was the main factor responsible for skin cancers.
MoleMap medical director and skin cancer specialist Mark Gray said the increase meant New Zealanders had been subjected to much more of the dangerous UVA and UVB wavelengths.
He said the long UVA wavelength accounts for the vast majority of solar UV radiation which reaches the earth.
"UVA can penetrate glass and clouds and can initiate and also increase the growth of skin cancers. UVB is responsible for burning, tanning, the acceleration of skin ageing and plays a significant role in the development of skin cancer."
Dr Gray said skin cancer was the most common form of cancer in New Zealand with more than 45,000 Kiwis affected by it each year and about 400 dying from the disease each year.
He said greater exposure to both UVA and UVB radiation was a timely reminder for New Zealanders to have their moles mapped.
"We need to be vigilant about protecting ourselves from the sun, limiting exposure along with regular and long term skin monitoring with your health professional, which is crucial in preventing the development of melanoma."


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Walter K. Stewart, Ph.D.
Professor of German
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Walter Stewart, Ph.D., UCLA, publishes widely in a number of subjects such as Goethe's works, American and European Folklore, and structuralism with a number of reviews, refereed articles, and some ten books to his name. He has served as the bibliographer for Dissertaton titles on Goethe and his works for the Goethe Society of North America for the last twenty-six years.
In addition to teaching courses in German, Philosophy, Egyptology, and genre Film Studies of Film Noir, Hitchcock, Sci-Fi, and German Cinema, he also has spent the last two decades teaching and focusing on international political issues and has presented lectures on International Relations at Oxford University's prestigious Union Hall.
Among his publications are Zarathustra, a historical novel on the life of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, and Tesla, a historical novel concerning the famous inventor.
Dr. Stewart has also published Sweet Deadly Dreams as a detective novel and followed it up with his fourth novel and second work in the same series, Death be Nimble, Death be Quick.
His German in Action is a pedagogical German text that is in its second edition. He he also written a second-year text, Intermediate German.
Stewart's philosophical study, Nietzsche - My Sister and I: A Critical Study, is an in-depth analysis of the orphaned and often disputed work in the Nietzsche corpus. Dr. Stewart's tome on Nietzsche, Friedrich Nietzsche - My Sister and I: Investigation, Analysis, Interpretation. is the second volume in his work on Nietzsche's My Sister and I.
Dr. Stewart has specialized in the philosophy of Nietzsche for some 35 years and renewed his early research on the last two books while staying as a guest at the Nietzsche Archives in Weimar. Both books represent ground-breaking investigations of international importance in Nietzsche scholarship.
He also wrote, produced, and directed a feature film, Sweet Deadly Dreams that featured top-notch actors including academy-award nominees and winners which gained him recognition and Best Director and Best Film accolades at a number of film festivals here and abroad.
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- B.A., California State University, Northridge
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Deihl plays more bad games than good anymore.. End of story, its that simple.
Deihl plays more bad games than good anymore.. End of story, its that simple.
Besides to me it looked like eli looked more comfortable in the pocket before deihl came back into the line up... but to be fair that may just be me being biased.
And in 3 1/2 games, Diehl has given up 5 sacks plus 11 pressures. THAT IS AWFUL and I wouldn't be surprised if Eli is the next QB to be concussed.
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It just feels the pocket collapses quicker with diehl in and the whole line seems to regress as a collective unit.
I have also rewatched every play and I absolutely do not agree.
I want you to focus in on the backs. After about midway into the 2nd quarter, our offensive blocking completely changed.
Typically, Bradshaw or whoever is in at back, will block the 1st guy through. In other words, he is supposed to block the guy who poses the biggest immediate threat to Eli. On Sunday, midway throught the 2nd quarter our backs stopped doing that completely and were assigned to help DD on every play. Watch for yourselves. The backs were always lined up to Eli's right and always helped DD, no matter what. They were obviously told to do so. Unfortunatly this allowed other guys through. If we have to compensate for a guy, doesnt that indicate he is a problem?
So while DD's guy may not have been in on the play on every play, he was owning DD enough that he required help on every play. That is just not good. I do not agree at all with PFF, or anyone who says that DD did not have a horrendous day.
The fact remains that if you watch he had a ton of help over there, Bennett lined up a lot and the backs chipped to his side, I think you might want to watch that again.