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The Telecommunications Media Group has been providing news and events to the communications industries since 1969. Starting with the former print edition of Telecommunications magazine, to the current digital edition of www.telecomengine.com [5], to new events serving the mobile backhaul and machine-to-machine (M2M) communications sectors, the Telecommunications Media Group continues to offer the broadest available range of media products to communications professionals and the companies that serve them.
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Large light room an pretty roof terrace
Vendégek száma2
Hálószobák száma1
Méret60 m²
Floor No.1
- Parkolási lehetőség
- Erkély/terasz
- Törölköző
- Internet/WiFi
- Mosógép / szárítógép
- Beltéri kandalló
- Mosogatógép
Accommodation summary
|Mill Lane, NW6 1NL London, Egyesült Királyság
|Ingatlan típusa
|Privát szoba
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
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|A few hours
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Two overground stations and underground station a short walk away. Endless small independent restaurants, cafes, independent wine shop, delightful gastropub seconds away.
Hampstead Heath, thirty minutes walk and Oxford Street fifteen minutes on the tube. Tate Modern fifteen minutes on the train. Direct trains from Luton and Gatwick to West Hampstead and coach from Stansted airport to nearby.St Pancras International 10 minutes by train. Hampstead Heath, four minutes by train, Kew Gardens also on a direct train line.
Use of Tate card for free access to special exhibitions at Tate Modern and Britain and use of members' room.
HázirendNo smoking in the house.
|Ár >1 vendégre
|21 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
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We hat great days at Carolines flat. She ist very very nice, helpful and uncomplicated. We felt welcome from the first minute. We arrived late in the night and Caroline had warmed the bed with a hot-water bottle.
The room and the bathroom were clean and the bed comfortable. The chimney is beautiful so you don't have to be cold. We would recommend this room to all our friends and family going to London!! The Tube Station West Hampstead is a 10 minutes walk from the flat (Zone 2). You can reach all sights very quick.
Thanks a lot for the great time! :-)
Caroline is a very nice, kind, helpful and uncomplicated host. She´ll give you all the informations you need. The house is wonderful situated and exactly described at wimdu.The room is lovely and the bed is comfortable.There´s a wonderful roof terrace with a dreamlike view over the city. All in all it was a pleasure to stay there. But I feel sad about, that I did not have enough time in London. I enjoyed every moment in this house together with Caroline and her daughter. Any time when I´ll visit London again, I like to stay there again. Thank you very much Caroline.
Visiting Londen with my daughter was a fantastic experience. Wonderful city, so much to see. Staying with Caroline was also very pleasant, she is a very kind and concerned host. It was a 10 minutes walk to the station, from where on we travelled to the center of Londen.
We really enjoyed it, and going back to Londen, we would stay with her again.
Thankt you.
Caroline was a wonderful host! She is just lovely.
She has a little terrace to sit on and there is enough space to have some privacy.
The area is a calm part of Londen. Definately a must go
What a fantastic holiday! We had a great time in West Hampstead:
very hospitable host, lovely room, convenient location with nice restaurants and close to all kinds of public transport. We would go there again any time!!
It was a pleasure to stay here. The place is very good connected to the city centre by bus as well by tube. Caroline was the perfect host, very friendly and helpful.
We had a very delightfull stay in Caroline's appartment. It is lovely, warm and confortable, good located, close the subway and station. Caroline is a very nice person,ready to help. We had very pleasant moments with her.
We are ready to come back here the next time
I had to cancel my reservation because of my revised travel plans to leave from Amsterdam instead of Brussels. That placed me too far away from this home to make my stay convenient. Caroline was gracious to allow me the change days before my arrival.
Caroline oh Caroline, what a most amazing host and what a most wonderful place to have stayed! All I dreamt off. A great House, the way I love it. Art everywhere, wood, stairs, not new or barren oh no, full of books and soul. A great bed a great mattress, blankets. Tea at one's disposal and oh the fireplace, lit by a single strike of a match bringing so much warmth and coziness. This was THE place for me . We had a real heart to heart intuitive encounter full of joy and laughter. Her daughter of 15 Elsie is a love too. I have no words (or a thousand) to describe the calm and peace of mind, the sound sleep and the wonderful wonderful stay I had with Miss Caroline Oulton in West Hampstead (Plus that she is a great writer of books :))
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A big room ( Private Room)" Ma Chambre"
Maximální počet hostů2
Počet místností1
Velikost30 m²
Floor No.
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Internet/WiFi
- Kuchyně
- Pračka / sušička
- Televize
- Krb
- Balkón/terasa
- Ručníky
Accommodation summary
|Kribbestraat, 1079WV Amsterdam, Nizozemsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Soukromý pokoj
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|4 days ago
Cozy room in an apartment, built in the year of 1936.
A classic room nicely located near the center and on one of the best accessible places of Amsterdam. Walking distance to the the RAI where conventions, international and local conferences and events are held.
The quiet and a serene place of your room will make you enjoy your stay in Amsterdam.
Depending on the time schedule of departure and /of which tram one take. The commute time will take: 25 minutes to the Central Station.
The Dam and other area's can be reached within 10-15 minutes, by car and lesser time with the bicycle.
Surrounded by cafe's, restaurant, near the Martin Luther park and the river of the Amstel. Kribbestraat is good located , has good access, can be reached easily by public transport and by car. Just off the main highway of A2 this area in the Rivierenbuurt, offers you an ideal place to stay.
The room consist of a king size bed. A nicely carpeted room. Simple but maximizes the comfort of your stay.
A nice English bath awaits your relaxation after a long trip or just to unwind, The friendly and quiet environment of the Kribbestraat will surely give you what you need, whether the purpose of your trip is for business or pleasure, you came to the right address!
Public transport stops are a minute walk.
Train stations : RAI and the Amsel station.
Parking is available but with hourly/ daily parking rate.
Domovní řádOne word " Hygiene". Kindly treat the Kribbestraat apartment/ room as your own but cleanliness is still the key word. For your and mine's health safety. The kitchen is accessible and can be at your disposal anytime but please make sure that you leave the space tidy, neat and cleaned after use. The Dishwasher is available at a small fee.
Please leave the toilet (WC) clean every after use.
* Safety deposit is required of 100 euros for unforseen circumstances
(breakage,wine/coffe spillage, unreturned keys etc.) this is for short stay,
a longer stay of 2 to 4 weeks, the security deposit will be 200.
***Please take note: For security reasons a proper picture on your profile is required, should you wish to make a booking.
* Cleaning fee: 15 euro short stay; 30 for a week; 100 per month.
* The bed room is carpeted, no shoes are allowed inside, however sleepers are available for use.
Please note:
*Towels are available.
*Bathroom Amenities ( shampoo/conditioner/ (bath) gels, soaps) can be requested in advance just e-mail me what you need.
*Smoking is not allowed in the apartment, however you can smoke in the balcony.
For the rest, .. Enjoy and Relax this is a great place for you to stay.
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|595 €
|Monthly rate for 1 guest
|1700 €
|Cena za více než 1 ubytované(ých)
|26 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc
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Very nice, comfortable and clean room ! Everything is done to make you enjoy your stay. Grace is so kind! I recommand this place where it's even possible to cook and use the kitchen. Many thanks Grace
Superbe chambre, confortable et très propre. L'endroit était au-delà de mes espérances : propreté, quartier calme, cuisine à disposition. De plus, Grace est une excellente hôte!
Everything was 10/10.
The room is perfect. Everything is taken care of.
Many details. Very, very clean.
Signs and photos on Wimdu are completely true.
The hostess, Grace, is one excellente person.
The best of the apartment is his kindness. It makes possible to find you at home.
The area is very quiet. Easy access anywhere in Amsterdam.
Thanks Grace!!
We had the best time in Grace's "Ma Chambre"!!! Strongly recommend this place to stay in Amsterdam!!! Not far from downtown, in very quite area. Definitely will come back next time. Grace, you are amazing!!!
This appartment is very nice, very quiet, very comfortable and well located but the most important thing to consider and take into account for this room is its "great owner" GRACE who is a very kind, very helpfull and very patient person !!!
GRACE you are perfect, so amazing and so interesting, DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING !!! I loved to discuss with you and share our travel experiences as well.
I really hope we will keep in touch because, as I told you, you remind my favorite in NEDERLANDS !! lol
hope to see you soon at AMSTERDAM if I have an opportunity to come (why not !!!) see you, take care laurent
Perfectly clean and decent room. Furnitured and decorated in a consistent, rich style with lots of dedication and attention for detail. This by itself invites you to respect all that and treat it with equal care... It is in a quiet and decent neighbourhood close to Amstel railway / metro station, hence at convenient proximity to all places in Amsterdam where anyone may wish to go. Best of all, the bed is really good!, so you can enjoy a perfect sleep at night. Grace is very friendly and does all in her ability to make you enjoy your stay to the max. In short, great hospitality at a fair price. Certainly recommended!
Great stay! Very hospitable! Nice and big room. really enjoyed it and for me great because in walking distance of the RAI conference center
Grace is a very lovely host, the "Chambre" is a really bis room, very clean and elegant decorated.
We felt very comfortable and had a pleasant stay at Amsterdam.
What a big, a very big pleasure to meet Grace and to live in her lovely and magnificent Appartement in Amsterdam.
It was our first time booking an Appartement on Wimdu and if all the experience are so nice like this, we' ll do it again and again....
Thank You Grace for meet you and thank you for staying in your nice, tidy And kindly house....
Barbara & Charly from Austria
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Victoria's "Reel Blondes" cabaret will be on stage from March 2-4, 9-10, May 18-20 and 25-27, at the Village Theatre and Art Gallery (233 Front St., Danville). Friday and Saturday shows start at 8 p.m., Sunday shows start at 2 p.m. For tickets, call 736-2858 or visit www.victoriasreelblondes.com. Bring your hors d'oeuvres and wine one hour before the show to see the costumes and stage design up close. Stay after the show for a meet and greet with the cast.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, February 28, 2012, 12:51 PM
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For everyone planning on coming Saturday, March 10 - please buy your tickets through the Danville Area Chamber of Commerce - 925-837-4400, or visit www.danvilleareachamber.com. $35 ticket includes complimentary hors doeuvres and wine at 7PM. Show starts at 8PM


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Well I didn't get to make the cookies today. I smooshed the bananas and went to get the oatmeal out of the closet. There was only about 1/2 cup left. So I made pumpkin- zucchini bread and used the banana instead of oil in the recipe. I usually use applesauce but bananas work fine. You can smell the bananas when it is baking but I can't taste it in the bread.
I spent the majority of my day off filling out job applications. OMG some of them are a pain. Not too confident about my chances. I think most of them are for inside transfers. Oh well now they have my application on file.
I finally started FMQ a baby quilt that has been sitting here for a month waiting to be quilted. I couldn't decide what to do. So far I have done some stippling in one part and am echo quilting around my owls. I am just making it up as I go along. The recipient doesn't sew so will love whatever I do to it.
It was 80 yesterday ad this morning. The temperature is dropping rapidly. I had the windows open. It is supposed to be 30 on Sunday. I might end up with a real sinus infection if this keeps up.


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We often need multiple apps on our iPhone and iPads to perform the same functions a single app handles on our Macs. Mark Greentree thinks that's a problem leading to extra steps for what should be simple tasks, and to frustration for those of us that use iOS regularly.
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Numeric Notes App for OS X: A Symbiosis Of Text & Calculation
Many of us cringe at the very thought of evaluating our personal finances. It can be a daunting task that involves pen and paper, a spreadsheet and a calculator. But what if a single application could replace all those tools, and allow us to get the answers we seek significantly faster? Numeric Notes is an application that can undertake this very task. Its elegance and simplicity will allow you to concentrate on what matters most, your notes and associated calculations. That is if you are not overly concerned with exporting the content.
Create Magical Slideshows on the Mac With FotoMagico 4
Photo slideshow applications are nothing new to the Mac. Even iPhoto does a reasonable job. But professional photographers and photo enthusiasts demand much more control than the basic applications can deliver. FotoMagico 4 delivers this control and takes the humble slideshow to a level worthy of the term professional.
Vintagio Takes Your Home Movies On a Journey Through Time
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Sometimes the grass actually is greener on the other side. Or sometimes, it's even pink. When an earthquake forces the Crood family out of their stone cave, they discover a new and fantastical world filled with vibrant colors and wild adventures. In this enchanting land, turtles have wings, saber-toothed tigers are as tall as giraffes, and whales roam on land among purple zebras and miniature elephants. For the Croods, this new world is scary. The family of six has never left the safety of their cave, except to hunt for food. Now, the world around them is rapidly changing and they must stick together as a family to combat the unknown.
Family Matters
The story is centered around Eep, voiced by Emma Stone, and her father, Grud, voiced by Nicholas Cage. Eep is an adventurous and rebellious young girl, curious about the dangerous world outside her family's cave. She argues with her father about the freedom to explore. Grud wants to keep his family safe, and places strict rules on each of his children. "Never not be afraid," he tells them repeatedly throughout the movie. It is Eep's courage that ultimately leads her family out of their cave.
As the family cautiously begins to explore the spectacular landscape, they encounter another human. Guy, voiced by Ryan Reynolds, has been living on his own for as long as he can remember and knows the land well. He becomes the family's guide, and shares his inventions and ideas, which include things like fire and shoes. Guy's only companion is an adorable monkey named Belt who holds up Guy's pants. "Belt began in the movie as just a prop," co-director Chris Sanders told TFK. "As we rolled through the movie, his cute little mannerisms became more important to the story, and he grew to be a lead." Belt is one of many cute creatures that join the family as they trudge through this unchartered land.
Animal Instincts
Each character has mannerisms that are modeled after a specific animal. Eep is designed to move like a cat. She is spry and able to run very fast. "We wanted it to be believable that Eep and her family could survive in a dangerous and changing world," says co-director Kirk DeMicco. As the story progresses, the Croods' new world becomes as dangerous as the one they left behind. The family continues to be faced with earthquakes, volcano eruptions and hungry beasts as they trudge towards a land called Tomorrow. "Our world is ending, " Guy tells them. "Tomorrow is a place where things are better." Together, through these challenges and adventures, the Croods grow and become a more unified family.
Full of humor and spectacular animation, The Croods is a heartwarming story of adventure for all to enjoy. "There's something in the movie for everyone," says Cage. "Everyone is going to get something out of it."
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Verizon Wireless and LG Electronics announced last week the LG WM300 LTE module and LG L2000 modem chip, both of which are designed for Verizon's 4G LTE network.
The new products are not broadband dongles, but chipsets purpose-built for machine-to-machine solutions such as fixed wireless applications, including gateway devices and telematics.
Similar products running on Sprint's WiMAX 4G network already exist, however this is the first example of M2M-specific chips designed for use on Verizon's faster LTE network.
The LG WM300 LTE module is the result of a three-year collaboration between LG Mobile Phones and Verizon Wireless' LTE Innovation Center. Established in 2008, the LTE Innovation Center provides--according to Verizon--"an environment for diverse companies to work together to develop innovative products that leverage 4G LTE technology."
Pricing, specifications, and a release windows have not yet been announced.
This is the second noteworthy collaboration between LG and Verizon. Last December, LG launched the first LTE USB modem, the LG VL600, for Verizon. Verizon currently offers that model, as well as the Pantech UML290, to customers.


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LOL I wish I could get that GIF or JPEG of Jerry pickin his nose y'all..........kick our axxes my axx
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One post refers to Jason Garret as "Garrett Top". First time i have heard that.
People want to blame Gilbride, and he has his faults, but this is more Coughlin's way of doing things when this team has a big lead. I'm not going to bash a 2 time SB winning HC, but this has always been my pet peeve of the old guy. He would be RIGHT that we need to play more conservative IF we had the running game we once had....we don't have that anymore. We need to stay aggressive and step on thier necks. Play to OUR strengths. Trust Eli.....I believe the risk vs reward is in our favor. This team plays afraid to lose when it has the lead.
The good news is, we DIDN'T lose this one. Usually we do!!
Oh....I'm all for seeing what Brown can do with more carries.
I stopped fighting my inner demons. We're on the same side now.
LMAO a lot of Cowboy fans with the what if's like they should've won this game. In reality they SHOULDN'T have even been in the ball park yesterday. Romo didn't play better then Eli He played worse 4 ints. that horrible.For Dallas fans to say Eli was not Elite is just being a hater. I bet 9 times out of 10 you give the Giants a 23-0 lead they will score more then 6 points to win the game. Dallas defense had a great game yesterday but our play calling was suspect.We weren't aggressive in the redzone the Giants played not to lose and they almost got burned. Once again Dallas fans are delusional to think they should've won that game and that they gave it to us....it was definitely the other way around.


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Binghamton University's School of Management moves up the ranking among nation's top business schools
BINGHAMTON, NY -- Binghamton University's School of Management made significant gains in its ranking among the nation's top business schools, according to BusinessWeek, which yesterday released its ratings of undergraduate business programs. The School of Management moved up six slots among public institutions, coming in at 12th place from last year's ranking of 18th. It also ranked 35th among all undergraduate programs, jumping 13 spots from 48th last year.
"I am extremely proud of this strong ranking from BusinessWeek," said Binghamton University President Lois B. DeFleur. "It reflects our quality programs, the accomplishments of our faculty and bright, talented students."
The BusinessWeek ranking also recognized the School of Management for outstanding teaching quality and job placement, as well strong facilities and service resources.
"This achievement is a result of our outstanding faculty, innovative programs and excellent students," said Upinder S. Dhillon, dean of the School of Management. "Our world-class faculty members inspire students, create cutting-edge knowledge and directly impact the business world."
Last fall, the School of Management welcomed its best undergraduate class ever, with an average SAT score of 1325 and high school average of 95 percent.
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Fantastic work and love the back too!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Fantastic work and love the back too!
Jesus knows all my imperfections yet he still loves me. Amazing!
Beautiful quilt. The colors are so pretty.
Love this quilt, you did a great job.
Wonderful quilt! I like both the front and the back.
I really love your quilt. I want to make one! Will you share with me the sizes of your squares etc? I think I have enough of the dark squares but I may have to scrounge some light fabrics. Imitation is the highest compliment. I hope you let me imitate your quilt. PM me if you wish to disclose your secrets only to me!
I just love your quilt . You did a super job with the color placement. Also I would like to know what the size is and are they 2inch squares. Thank you for any info you can share. Bea
Really nice scrappy quilt. Like how you included the couple of blocks on the back. Very clever.
Very pretty quilt and quilting!!
Great scrappy quilt! I need to make one with all the scraps I have.
Keep an open heart.. listen with your eyes.. lend a hand and life will be filled with purpose.


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Let's just say we finish as the worst team in the league, would we even have cap space to sign the #1 pick i the draft with the mess our cap is in now? Discuss.
Let's just say we finish as the worst team in the league, would we even have cap space to sign the #1 pick i the draft with the mess our cap is in now? Discuss.
UMMMMM -- Yes we would --- The better question would be -- Why wouldn't we have enough cap space to sign the #1 overall pick?? At any rate the "NEW" contract has made draft picks salaries very affordable.
Under the "OLD" players contract I really don't think we would have the cap space to sign him though. The Giants would have had to do a lot of shuffleing around and release a few players to do it
Yes, because we are going to slash cap like nobodys business this offseason. Lots of bloat that will be off the books when it's said and done.
I highly doubt we will get the top pick though. We won't have a worse record than JAX or TB, or probably MINN (especially after we win tomorrow). 4th pick might be our best case scenario at this point.
We won't have the number 1 pick. That much I'm certain of. Top 5 to Top 10 unless we pull a 10 game win streak out of our ***.
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***


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I've started listening to Joni Mitchell recently. I bought a copy of her 1976 release 'Hejira'. I opened the CD to find a picture of a figure skater on the back of the book. I looked inside the book to see if there were any credits on the picture and saw this line: 'Special Thanks Toller Cranston & Barbara Berezowski Courtesy of The Ice Show'
I looked at the picture again and it does look like a young Toller. He is in the foreground and a woman in a bridal gown is in the background. I get excited when I find a figure skating reference in music and found this interesting and remembered that Joni is Canadian.
I'll try to scan a picture - haven't had much experience with it so it's all new to me!!!
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The guidance is hardly clear. At a Columbia University event last week pegged to the release of the new CPJ Journalist Security Guide, one journalism student said he and his classmates are getting contradictory advice. Many J-school professors, he said, have encouraged him and others to just get up, go overseas, and try to make it as a freelancer. But the experienced journalists speaking at the event advised caution.


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Hi to all,
More and more people are turning to organic products. In beekeeping, how do you define (or describe) organic honey? How do you price them per lb/oz...etc? compared to honey in the supermarket/stores? I've been selling my honey with higher price than the store. Consumer said, it's a little bit expensive but they like and buy it because it's pure honey. Is there any required range price for honey per size? Thank you very much for your inputs.


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Alverno College is launching a redesigned RN to BSN program in June of 2013. The 18-month program, a blend of online and in-classroom learning, is structured so that working registered nurses can earn their Bachelor's degree.
"This program was prepared based on national nursing standards and a commitment to excellence, in combination with the voice of practicing nurses who told us what they needed in a program to fit their busy lives," said Patricia Schroeder, dean of Alverno College's JoAnn McGrath School of Nursing. "We also listened to health care systems which highlighted the value of development in leadership, care coordination, evidence based practice, quality improvement, and population focused perspectives. The liberal arts base and the nursing science combine to offer a program that enhances the way nurses think and practice."
As the health care industry continues to change, more employers are placing greater importance on a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. The Institute of Medicine's 2010 Future of Nursing Report set a goal of 80% of BSN-degreed nurses by the year 2020. The Report also calls for all nursing schools to "offer defined academic pathways … that promote seamless access for nurses to higher levels of education," and encourages employers to offer promotions and salary differentials for those with a BSN.
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According to court documents, on June 5, Locklear was arrested for possession of crack cocaine and was released on bond.
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Hard Lines iPhone Review
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The mechanics of Hard Lines are simple. With simple directional strokes of your finger, you steer a line around the screen towards randomly spawning markers, accruing points while avoiding other lines that enter from the sides of the screen.
Slick and neatly designed, Hard Lines is clearly influenced by the Light Cycles from Tron, yet it doesn't limit itself to that one style of play; there are several variations. In some modes, you gain points by getting opposing lines to crash into you or the walls; in others you race against the clock, or just try to last for as long as possible. There are also some good bonuses, such as the occasional power up that enables you to crash through any other competing lines without killing yourself.


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The Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner has criticised a facility for people with physical and intellectual impairments after a woman was dragged across the floor, causing carpet burns to her back.
The woman, who had an intellectual impairment, autism, epilepsy and was limited in her ability to communicate, was dragged across the floor by her legs and then arms by a male carer.
Neither the carer nor the facility are named in Deputy Commissioner Tania Thomas' report.
She found that the caregiver's actions were "unkind and disrespectful" and that he did not provide services to the woman with reasonable care and skill.
At the time of the incident in January 2010 the caregiver had been in a relationship with the facility's manager, who was found to have failed to have adequate recruitment processes, orientation and staff training in place.
She was also found to have failed to notify the woman's family and the facility's board - the Mary Moodie Family Trust Board Incorporated - of the incident.
Ms Thomas said the board was also "vicariously liable" for the manager's failures to take reasonable steps to ensure the woman's behaviour management plan was appropriate.
The board also did not provide adequate supervision, guidance and monitoring of the manager's performance.
Ms Thomas recommended that the offending parties apologise to the woman's family and that the board make a raft of improvements to the facility's procedures.


text: I've read a few trheads on other sites where some guys were using containers to build underground storage/bunkers/housing etc. I figure I'll probably pass as I am more into buying raw rural land for hunting and fishing and to be close to cache sites. Seems to be a good idea to use containers for some people and their results look good. One problem seems to be a weak structure (mostly roof) where some work needs to be done if used as a buried structure but some appear to have overcome that. If I run across the thread again I will try to remember to provide links here.


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Ran the math...and figured out that it was best for me to take it at age 62 at a discounted rate rather than wait till the full retirement age. Also, if I wish at full retirement for SS, I can return all I collected and receive SS at the higher rate. I'm also thinking that if I waited to collect and unfortunately died in the interim all my contributions .......... were GONE!
Now I can buy more bee equipment!
For those of you still contributing to SS, I appreciate all your hard work to keep those checks flowing to ..........me!!
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LAHAINA-Nine Tar Heels played double-figure minutes in Friday night's win at Long Beach State. However, Roy Williams expects that one of the consequences of the three-games-in-three-days format of the Maui Invitational will be a juggled rotation.
"The younger players are going to play more minutes," he said. "You can't just play the starting five for 35 minutes. We're going to play 10, 11 or 12 guys in the first half of every game."
That could be good news for freshman J.P. Tokoto, who logged seven minutes against the 49ers.
Depth could also be an issue because Mississippi State plans to try and run with the Tar Heels. The Bulldogs brought just six scholarship players to Maui because of a combination of injuries and suspensions, but first-year head coach Rick Ray says that won't change the way they play.
"Carolina is never going to change as far as how they push the ball," Ray said. "They're always going to be uptempo. But we want to play fast, too. It's not a situation where we want to slow it down. Any opportunity we have in transition, we want to take advantage, and if those opportunities aren't there, we want to take a good shot."
Recruiting tales: Ray spent time as an assistant coach at Clemson, which put him in the same recruiting territory as the Tar Heels on several players on the current roster. Ray recruited both Brice Johnson and Joel James fairly intensely, and also had an interest in Marcus Paige.
The progress of James, especially, has impressed Ray. "When I saw him on film this year, he was a totally different person than what I saw when we recruited him," Ray said. "He has lost so much weight and looks totally different."
James, of course, has lost 50 pounds since high school. But even when he tipped the scales at over 300 pounds, Ray still thought he would be a player.
"With big guys, half the battle is whether they play hard," Ray said. "If you get big guys who play hard and compete, they will end up being a good player. That's what I saw with Joel, and you could tell he had a work ethic."
James is averaging 6.7 points and 7.0 rebounds (good for second on the team) through his first three college games.
Briefly: Sunday morning's 8 a.m. local time press conference for the eight coaches was mostly a sandbagging event, with most of the comments from the coaches intended to skewer event MC Jay Bilas. Southern Cal head coach Kevin O'Neill came the closest to saying actual constructive things about his team-and he was also the most positive about his squad. "We're excited about our team," he said. "I've told numerous people we have a team full of rejects, starting at the top...I think we have a good team, and I think we're going to be a pretty good team when it's all said and done."...
If anyone would keep track of this, you knew it would be Roy Williams. The Tar Heel head coach claims the winner of the pre-event free throw contest has never also won the basketball tournament. For the record, Marquette's Buzz Williams won Sunday's event, which benefits local charities...Yes, the Tar Heels are in Maui. But there's not a huge amount of free time until Thursday. Carolina practiced around lunchtime Sunday at the Lahaina Civic Center, then had to attend the event banquet on Sunday evening. Most of Monday will be devoted to game preparation for the 1 p.m. local start against Mississippi State....Ray was frank about his team's depleted depth but also made it clear that it didn't change his expectations. "I'm trying to instill in our guys that nobody cares about our situation," he said. "All anyone cares about are the wins and the losses."
Bilas, who has become the unofficial mayor of the Maui Invitational, took some heat from Roy Williams after Bilas said Marquette's Buzz Williams had been to "seven NCAA Tournaments in the last five years." "That's a heck of a record," said Carolina's Williams, who took the microphone after Marquette's Williams. "I was thinking that, but I didn't have the equity to say anything," said Buzz. "Nah, everybody has the equity to say something about Jay," Roy Williams replied. Yep, that's the kind of morning it was at the press conference.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Sophomore Alexis Panisse and freshman Felecia Majors both ran career-best times Friday at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East Regional to advance to the national meet.
Panisse ran a career best in the 800-meter run Thursday in the preliminaries and did so again Friday. She finished second overall -- and second in the first heat -- in a time of 2 minutes, 3.61 seconds, to move on to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Ore.
Majors booked her ticket as well, doing so in the 400.
Majors crossed the finish line in 52.67 seconds, finishing third in the second heat to automatically qualify for her first NCAA outdoor championship. The time was eighth overall.
Sophomore Emily Yarnell was one spot shy of qualifying for NCAAs in the 100-meter dash. She finished 13th in the quarterfinals in 11.51 seconds.
Yarnell, Majors and sophomore Felicia Brown with both be back in action Saturday in the 200 meters quarterfinals. Brown won the first heat of the preliminaries in 23.32, the fourth-best time overall. Yarnell took seventh overall and third in first heat to advance with a time of 23.38.
Majors grabbed the 24th and final quarterfinal qualifying spot with a time of 23.80.
Sophomore Cameron Brown found himself a few spots out of the Oregon trip as well, but he did score a career best. Brown took 18th in the hammer throw with a best distance of 203 feet, 7 inches (62.05m).
Senior Aslynn Halvorson also scored a career best from the ring. She was 17th overall in the discus with a best throw of 169-9 (51.75m). Only the top 12 from each event advanced to the final site.
In the women's pole vault, Erin Champion was 22nd (13-3.5/4.05m).
100m: 13. Emily Yarnell, 11.51pw (w:+2.5)
200m: 4. Felicia Brown, 23.32p-adv. | 7. Emily Yarnell, 23.38p!-adv. | 24. Felecia Majors, 23.80p-adv.
400m: 8. Felecia Majors, 52.67p!-adv.
800m: 2. Alexis Panisse, 2:03.61p!-adv.
Pole Vault: 22. Erin Champion, 13-3.5/4.05m
Discus: 17. Aslynn Halvorson, 169-9/51.75m!
Hammer: 18. Cameron Brown, 203-7/62.05m!
! - Personal Best, $ - SEC Record, a - American Record, b - Banked Track, c - Collegiate Record, adv. - Advanced, dna - Did Not Advance, dnf - Did Not Finish, dnr - Did Not Run, dns - Did Not Score, dq - Disqualified, F - Foul, f - Facility Record, fr - Freshman Record, fr* - Tied Freshman Record, fs - False Start, H - Heptathlon, h - Hand-Timed, mr - Meet Record, nh - No Height, nm - No Mark, P - Pentathlon, sr - School Record, u - Undersized Track, w - wind-aided, wr - World Record


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Another WR...?
Another WR...?
I don't have the feed at all. Did someone say that YuNa is skating to "Classical Gas"? What a great choice for a short program! (Or is she just warming up to it? Even that would be cool. It's such a tremendous piece.)
I think her combp was slightly UR judging by the replay.
IN is showing footage of Orser watching Yu-Na and all the flower girls are in the background. All of them are watching Yu-Na except 1 little redhead who is watching Brian.
YuNa's SP didn't quite have the same charm for me this time around (on this tiny screen, anyway....) I think she was more concentrated this time, there wasn't quite the same flair on little things like her jump exits (though I never do find her flair consistently excellent on that).
She's saying to Brian in the K&C that she was "so nervous"
Should I bring this up? The 3T looked kinda UR on the slo-mo for my untrained eye
Never mind. 76.28
76.28 sb
She is skating to 007. she is bond girl!!
and just like clockwork...


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When relaxing midst log someone walks in on you. This may merely cause a groove halfway or may pull the boat back in. A real shock may have an effect like a cigar cutter.
Everytime I try to post a stump my bitch inturdupts me. I swear I think she likes the smell! She says she has to do her makeup or hair and I end up inturdupted!
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My first thought when I learned about the project to paint 16 of the tanks in the big South Portland tank farm was "Why would anyone think this is a good idea?" I try to not prejudge any art project, and so went to get a look at the five semifinalist proposals and to hear about the project from Jean Maginnis, who conceived the project and has been the driving force behind its organization and its realization so far.
Maginnis talked to the Portland Phoenix at length about her grand vision of the cultural and economic impact the project could have for Maine artists, businesses and everybody else.
Having been steeped in the "creative economy" for much of my adult life, I found most of these assertions naïve, if not tendentious. (Also see "It's Not About the Art," by Jeff Inglis.)
And while hers is a new idea in terms of raw acreage — 261,000 square feet of steel oil-tank walls and roofs — my chief concern is what artistic fruit Maginnis's mighty labors have brought forth.
Maginnis seemed reluctant to show the Phoenix images of the semifinalists' designs without first presenting her PowerPoint slides on the creative economy, and showing the texts that the artists had prepared to explain what they were about. I felt as if, having decided to look at a show at the museum, I was required to read the wall texts before being allowed to view the paintings.
When I learned more about the project's logistics, Maginnis's insistence on giving the texts priority made more sense. That's how the committee that selected the semifinalists had done their work. The project kicked off with a widespread call for initial proposals, made mostly through listings and arts organizations. That attracted more than 500 responses, not a large number considering the number of artists in America. Granted, it does require an especially outsized ego to think you can do something so big that thousands of passersby will see it involuntarily, but grand egos are not in short supply in the art business.
From this overwhelming flood of initial written responses, the selection committee, made up of artists from Maine and around the world (and a representative of Sprague Energy), had to weed out the semifinalists, a process that ensures that those artists who could make a good verbal case for their ideas would have an advantage. Artists who can write about how their ideas relate to the setting, history, demographic, or geographic nature of the site would logically rise to the top of the pile. Art that is "about" something is easier to justify to the general population than art for its own sake. But that doesn't mean the best-written proposals are describing anything with intrinsic artistic value.
That said, we are where we are with the process, and here's what I could glean.The proposals
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Dr. Scott came to IPFW in 1968 and retired in 2001 as an associate professor emeritus of history. He received degrees from University of Northern Iowa (A.B., 1959) and University of Iowa (A.M., 1960; Ph.D., 1968). His areas of research included the history of the American west, the Vietnam conflict, American social thought, and ethnic conflict in America. He is the author of Lester Frank Ward (Twayne, 1976). Professor Scott chaired the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Committee.
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Ok - I'm paging through ABJ Feb. 2013 and see Dadant has a big ad for Amitraz. Isn't this the stuff that was in mitacure years ago and discontinued because of beekeeper issues and or a lawsuit or am I just senile? Anyone using it? I see it comes in a foil pouch (like cumophos)
Another ad was for Caspian Syrup - never heard of it? Anyone familiar with it? Using it?


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I'm in upstate NY and I winter my hives with two deeps and one super full of honey (I'm conservative politically, too). So yesterday it's in the mid70s, but a cold front is on the way and I thought I would remove the queen excluders and the extra supers. But when I took off the hive cover I noticed that the bees were still hard at work drawing out and fixing new comb (I extracted recently) and I also noticed that bees were still heading into the hive with their little saddlebags full (probably golden rod). And the field behind me is still covered with clover blossoms.
So it seemed like there were alotta bees and they were still working.
My question is... is there any great drawback to leaving those supers on for awhile? I'm sure there will be some 50plus days in the future (it's supposed to drop tomorrow). I'm worried that these hard working bees may not know what to do if they are still finding pollen and there is no work left for them to do because I've taken off the empty hive space. I don't think I'm worried about them swarming, but they are bees and I wouldn't put it past them! I have noticed a few dead drones and I also noticed some bees doing their orienteering flights yesterday. I have also thought I could remove a couple frames from the full honey super, let them work on that in a now smaller hive because the other supers are gone, and then stick the honey back into the hive on some random warm day when I know the cluster is smaller.
This place is great -- thanks for your help!


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Data set: Summary File 3 (SF3)
Universe: Occupied housing units with a householder who is American Indian and Alaska Native alone
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|Telephone Service Available (AIAN Alone Householder)
|Universe: Occupied housing units with a householder who is American Indian and Alaska Native alone
HCT032C003 No telephone service available
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|Social Explorer, U.S. Census Bureau; 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Summary File 3: Technical Documentation, 2002.
|Summary File 3 Technical Documentation -> Appendix B. Definitons of Subject Characteristics -> Housing Characteristics -> Telephone Service Available
The data on telephones were obtained from answers to long-form questionnaire Item 41, which was asked on a sample basis at occupied housing units. Households with telephone service have a telephone in working order and are able to make and receive calls. Households whose service has been discontinued for nonpayment or other reasons are not counted as having telephone service available.
In Census 2000, the telephone question emphasizes the availability of service in the house, apartment, or mobile home. Data on telephone service are needed because an individual can own a telephone but have no service to make or receive calls. In 1980 and 1990, respondents were asked about the presence of a telephone in the housing unit. In 1960 and 1970, a unit was classified as having a telephone available if there was a telephone number on which the occupants of the unit could be reached. The telephone could have been in another unit, in a common hall, or outside the building.
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|Summary File 3 Technical Documentation -> Appendix B. Definitons of Subject Characteristics -> Population Characteristics -> Race -> American Indian or Alaska Native
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North and South America (including Central America) and who maintain tribal affiliation or community attachment. It includes people who classified themselves as described below.
American Indian
This category includes people who indicated their race as "American Indian," entered the name of an Indian tribe, or reported such entries as Canadian Indian, French American Indian, or Spanish American Indian.
American Indian tribe
Respondents who identified themselves as American Indian were asked to report their enrolled or principal tribe. Therefore, tribal data in tabulations reflect the written entries reported on the questionnaires. Some of the entries (for example, Iroquois, Sioux, Colorado River, and Flathead) represent nations or reservations. The information on tribe is based on self-identification and therefore does not reflect any designation of federally or state-recognized tribe. Information on American Indian tribes is presented in summary files. The information for Census 2000 is derived from the American Indian Tribal Classification List for the 1990 census that was updated based on a December 1997, Federal Register Notice, entitled " Indian Entities Recognized and Eligible to Receive Service From the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs," Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, issued by the Office of Management and Budget.
Alaska Native
This category includes written responses of Eskimos, Aleuts, and Alaska Indians as well as entries such as Arctic Slope, Inupiat, Yupik, Alutiiq, Egegik, and Pribilovian. The Alaska tribes are the Alaskan Athabascan, Tlingit, and Haida. The information for Census 2000 is based on the American Indian Tribal Classification List for the 1990 census, which was expanded to list the individual Alaska Native Villages when provided as a written response for race.


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I grew up admiring Olympia Snowe, Maine's senior senator. She was like a mythological hero to me — the only politician whose mere mention in my bipartisan household could dissolve a burgeoning argument and soothe my grandmother's fear of controversy. That says a lot. Family lore includes an infamous story of a political throw-down between my hippie mother and my republican grandfather during the Vietnam War. The details are hazy, but the story ends with both of them storming away from the dinner table and my grandmother in tears. As far as my grandmother — a democrat — was concerned, a woman could do few things more impolite than to argue politics, unless that woman was Olympia Snowe. If I, not being Snowe, brought up politics around my grandfather, a proud conservative voter, my grandmother would furrow her brow and shoo me away.
"Don't start," she would say, glancing at my grandfather. "Let's not have an argument here."
But a woman speaking her mind was nothing to be embarrassed by when it came to Olympia Snowe. "That Olympia," she'd say to me, pointing to the senator on TV. "She's one tough cookie, I'll give her that. She won't be pushed around."
Both my grandmother and my mother told me about Snowe's hard-luck life (she was orphaned in 1956 at age nine, lost her first husband in a car crash at age 26, and watched her stepson die of heart failure in 1991). They talked about her characteristic independence, her penchant for "telling it like it is." She was a Republican who hadn't forgotten about the little guy. For me, the cartoonish figure of Snowe, her jet-black hair eternally pulled back into the same low ponytail, her accent stretching vowels like bubble gum, was more recognizable than any of the president's men.
Olympia Snowe would protect me, I thought. I continued to believe that right up until January 31, when she voted to support George W. Bush's Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito. Snowe, who throughout her political career had fought for reproductive choice and access to contraception, voted in favor of a man who was vehemently opposed by countless women's-rights groups across the country and in Maine. Here was a man who, if the thousands who have dedicated their lives to preserving abortion rights are correct, will swing the court and cripple Roe v. Wade.
Snowe and Maine's other US senator, Susan Collins, were the only pro-choice women in the Senate to vote for Alito.
So much for girl power.
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Serves 4-6
2 lbs dry penne noodles
1/2 quart heavy cream
1/2 cup parmesan cheese
1/2 lb. smoked sausage (cut in half moons)
1 lb. shrimp (peeled & deveined)
1/2 lb. crawfish tails (rinsed & drained) OPTIONAL
1 cup Button mushrooms (sliced)
1 bunch green onions (sliced)
1/4 cup blackened season I love this level of heat but its not for everyone, adjust to your taste
3 Tbl. minced garlic
1 cup trinity (trinity makes everything better)
1. Pre-cook pasta. Drain, coat with oil
2. Put cream, blackened season in sauce pot. Reduce by half. Add cheese to thicken.
3. Saute all other ingredients. Add to cream sauce.
4. Toss with noodles.
5. Garnish with cheese, green onions.
Personal preference but I add several steps to this instead of throwing everything in the pot to sauté.
I brown the sausage first and remove so that I can use the fat to brown my mushrooms. Sauté the mushrooms, depending on the size of the pan this can take more than one batch. Don't crowd the mushrooms...for some reason this repeats monotonously over and over again in my head...creepy right. At this point I add the trinity and green onions, sauté until onions are clear. Add the shrimp and garlic, sauté until shrimp are just turning pink. Add crawfish, sauté just until heated through (don't overheat crawfish..remember they have already been cooked). Continue with recipe.
The family LOVES this
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The art of blowing air on a woman's vagina from behind her. This is done when she is slightly bent over. It allows her butt hole to be exposed as well. The is always the 'danger' of blow back in your face. If she has some fur on her then it is more approriate.
I gave my partner a "Wind in the Willows" last night and she loved it.
by Chocol8tSundae January 02, 2009
The act of farting into anothers pubic hair during sex.
Oil Rig Worker: My wife asked me to fart in her pubes last night.
Oil Rig Worker #2: Wind in the Willows Pendejo.
*High five*
Oil Rig Worker #2: Wind in the Willows Pendejo.
*High five*
by LichKingBravo January 26, 2011