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Contemporary apartment in city centre
Size38 m²
Floor No.0(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Parking available
- Gym
- Elevator in building
- Internet/WiFi
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|Opatovická, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic
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|5 days ago
The accomodation we have to offer you is 38 sq.m. and can sleep up to three people. There is one bedroom with a comfortable queen size bed convertible in 2 single and a furter one person is able to sleep on the well designed sofa bed in the living room. There is a fully equiped kitchen with all the apliances you need and a dining area. The apartment also has a TV and internet WIFI. There studio has a modern private bathroom with bathtub, bidet and WC.
The apartment is surrounded by Prague's fascinating historic center and represent an easy access to wonderful architecture and to the nightlife of one of the most beautiful European capitals in the world.
Prague's age-old nucleus develops along the banks of the Moldau river. The upper part of the city is dominated towards the West by the presence of the Hradcany neighborhood, center of political power and home of the wonderful castle. Inside its walls rises the striking Saint Vitus Gothic cathedral.
Going southwards, you'll stroll amongst buildings in Mala Strana built during the end of the 18th century, admiring, beyond the river, the Old Town. It is the heart of Prague, dominated by Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings; Old Town Square preserves the extraordinary Astronomical Clock Tower, the twin belltowers of the Tyn church and the splendid church of Saint Nicholas.
A short distance from your apartment in Prague, Wenceslas Square (Venceslao), filled with Parisian type boulevards, has arcades and domes of the National Museum. You're at Nove Mesto, the hub of the city's economic life, the area for shopping and banks. Strolling in Republic Square you will not forget theart nouveau of the town hall and the beautiful glass dome of Sala Smetana, location of prestigious concerts.
Do not forget to visit the Jewish Quarter, Josefov; its synagogues, the Jewish Cemetery and the town hall, with its counterclockwise clock, have remained intact during the course of centuries, the only case in Europe.
House rulesWIFI free
Cot available
Small animals allowed
Outdoor parking area (20 euro/night)
Private garage (20 Euro / night)
Airport transfers available
Hair dryer, iron and ironing board available on request at reception upon payment of deposit
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|€ 305
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|€ 895
|Check-in After
|On arrangement
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Apartment very very nice and clean, located in a quiet and very central. I highly recommend it.
Appartamento molto molto carino e pulito, situato in un quartiere tranquillo e centralissimo. Lo consiglio vivamente.
The apartment was really good for a bigger group of people (6 people). It had two bedrooms on the second floor, a spacious living room, an open kitchen, and two bathrooms. The apartment was located close to the old town, which was really helpful for tourists since everything was within a walking distance. The customer service at the reception was extremely friendly and helpful. There was a great Czech restaurant, Ufleku, on the next block, which we recommend warmly. Price-quality ratio was thus excellent. However, we would hope that there would be a clearer guidance to the breakfast room, which was located in the adjacent building's basement.
Everything OK!
Alles ok!
Already the second stay, again all great, I'm looking forward now to a come back! Apartment perfect of location and amenities here, the hosts very friendly, so just the best!
Bereits der zweite Aufenthalt, wieder ALLES BESTENS, freue mich jetzt schon auf ein Wiederkommen! Apartment von Lage und Ausstattung her perfekt, der Gastgeber überaus freundlich, damit einfach TOP!
Ridiculously small radiator for the large apartment. Jacuzzi was not working.
From this really good location can be made longer. Would also the price: Bid document do well. For example, a little more heart for device, especially the bed muster. This is also true for the breakfast and the breakfast room. Who starts the day like the musty underground?
Karlheinz Tschannett
Lächerlich kleiner Heizkörper für das große Appartment. Jacuzzi funktionierte nicht.
Aus dieser wirklich guten Location kann mehr gemacht werden. Würde auch dem Preis :Leistungsverzeichnis gut tun. Z.B. ein wenig mehr Herz für Einrichtung, insbesondere das Bett, aufbringen. Das trifft auch für das Frühstück und den Frühstücksraum zu. Wer beginnt schon den Tag gerne im modrigen Untergrund?
Karlheinz Tschannett
Great big flat in right in the center of Prague. Met all our expectations and the host was very nice and friendly.
Everything went well.
Had a great landlord with Francesco.
Alles bestens gelaufen.
Mit Francesco einen super Vermieter gehabt.
Ideal location, nice furnished apartment with everything you need, very friendly welcome, in particular, highly recommended everything!
Ideale Lage, nett eingerichtetes apartment mit allem, was man braucht, überaus freundlicher Empfang,alles in allem absolut zu empfehlen!
The apartment was good enough for our 3 nights stay in Prague, being located at a walking distance to the old city center and close to various shops, restaurants and bars. The apartment is clean and nicely decorated, having new furniture. The breakfast was good enough to start the visiting day in Prague, although relative small amount of options were offered.
We had a very unpleasant surprise regarding the reserved parking place: the backyard of the building allows parking of maximum 3 cars, but there were already 4 cars parked in, as we arrived. To park, I had to drive through an extreme narrow entry and turn the car to 90 degrees on the spot, without having enough space to do it. Our contact, Francesco, became very upset and impolite, as I stopped trying to park the car after 20 minutes of moving it back and forth without any visible progress and also allowing him to show me that parking is possible. His offer to bet on 50 EUR that parking is possible, I didn't accept...
In case of a successful parking, the expectation is to let the car key with him, so that he can drive it in and out, eventually several times a day, whenever somebody else needs to drive in or out.
Finally I had to park my car into a public parking place for 1.600 KC ;-), an unplanned amount of money for our vacation budget in Prague.
Francesco is a host interested in your welfare, polite and atento.Apartamento with good location, clean and well equipped. public transportation just 5 minutes walk and 10 minutes from downtown Prague. Recommended.
Francesco es un anfitrión interesado en tu bienestar, educado y atento.Apartamento con buena ubicación, limpio y bien equipado. transporte público apenas a 5 minutos a pie y a 10 minutos del centro de Praga. Recomendable.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Aug 19, 2010.
I'm backin' Nemo on this.
Harbaugh is just sandbagging.
If he does ultimately accept the UM job, the sandbagging isn't going to hurt his salary any...
I think that could be precisely the reason for it. As in: "You're really gonna have to twist my arm to get me to come coach for you." I don't blame him. The team is a mess for the foreseeable future.
I don't think he's coming for the big bucks Bill... Brandon played for BO while Jim H. hung out on the sidelines. He knows Harbaugh and that's why he was brought in as AD. IMHO...this was a done deal SOME TIME AGO...
You think he's coming for the small bucks?
Oh...he'll get paid all right, but he's coming for this...
You think Harbaugh likes clipart?
He'd like this......... GO BLUE...
Who ever comes, it will not be a cake walk the first season...especially if they decide to change to the pro set and render Denard Robinson useless. I would have hired a new head coach from the south who can go into those living rooms in Florida, Alabama and Georgia and convince them young ins to come up north to Ann Arbor, hire a defensive coach who can evaluate talent and anticipate opposing offensive plays. Also hold an open call for kickers starting today for all high school seniors from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Windsor.........and............. retain Rich Rod as your offensive coach.....
There's a problem when Montana State has a kicker like Jason Cunningham and Michigan settles for Bombastic Bushkin........... Montana State University junior kicker Jason Cunningham has been named national special teams player of the week by The Sports Network. Cunningham connected on a single-game school record five field goals, including a career-long 55-yarder, in the Bobcats' 48-21 victory over Drake. He scored his team's first nine points on his way to an 18-point game. Cunningham leads Big Sky Conference kickers, scoring 13 points per game, an average that ranks him fourth nationally among all players.
I see no reason to change the offense. Keep that and desperately try to recruit some defensive players.
Harbaugh has stiff-armed any attempt to show his hand. Why would he leave Stanford ? Any year he has a top rank QB he can carve up the P-10.
Hubba hubba.
That's nice, but can she kick?
Rich Rodriguez didn't win enough to fit in with Michigan Wolverines - ESPN
That musta been an OSU writer...or Darth.
Other people that should be in the mix when rebuilding the Wolverines. -Jim Herrmann was our Defensive coordinator in 1997 when Michigan won the national championship. Many considered that defense to be one of the best nationally of that era. He was with Michigan for 20 years before going to the pros. He should be brought back from his NFL stint as linebackers coach to assist in the rebuilding, as the Defensive coordinator. -Scott Loeffler is currently employed by Florida. he was brought in to work with some guy named Tim Tebow. He was QB coach at Michigan several years ago. I think everyone remembers that Michigan has sent their last 7 QBs to the NFL. It must be noted that he worked with a guy named Tom Brady. Helping our Current star QB fit in to a new mentality makes this coach very special. These "Michigan Men" should blend in with any of the coaching candidates being considered at this time.
I heard that Harbaugh had a 5 hour interview with the 49ers yesterday.
Thanks for that. Nice to hear other options beyond the household names.
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The American Faith
posted at 12:00 pm on July 4, 2010 by Doctor Zero
During his immigration speech last week, President Obama said: "Being an American is not a matter of blood or birth. It's a matter of faith."
He's obviously correct in observing the American character is not inherited through genetics. There is no "American race." It's also not determined by the location of our birth. Many who were born in other countries become Americans of outstanding patriotism. It's an honor to recite the Pledge of Allegiance alongside someone who crossed long miles, and perhaps endured great hardship, to join us beneath the red, white, and blue. They mean every word of that pledge.
Some families have worked, studied, and waited patiently to obtain their citizenship… only to have their sons and daughters die on foreign soil in our service. We welcome their bodies back to their adopted home, comforted by the knowledge their souls never left. Those who recite the Pledge of Allegiance dwell in America forever, no matter the provenance of the ground upon which they take their final rest.
Is the American identity a matter of faith? If so, faith in what?
The President obviously doesn't see it as faith in our laws, since he was speaking on behalf of people who broke them to enter the United States. "It's a matter of fidelity to the shared values that we all hold so dear," the President clarified. Does that include the shared value of disregarding the laws of other nations when they inconvenience us? If he was referring to the value of political freedom, did he mean to imply that illegal aliens are fleeing from tyrannical dictatorships? Is that an accurate description of Mexico – a country whose leader received a thunderous standing ovation from the Democrat Party for denouncing an American state?
Of course, the kind of value the President had in mind was the desire for a better life, and the pursuit of opportunity. These are not questions of faith,however. To use a term the President loves, they are matters of hope. They are not distinctly American values, for they are shared almost universally, in all but the darkest corners of the Earth. There are places where parents sell their children into slavery, or cover them with explosives and use them as murder weapons. Everywhere else, people yearn to do better for themselves, and pray for their children to surpass them.
Is America defined by faith in her government? That would seem contrary to the spirit of our Revolution, and the wisdom of our first magnificent President. George Washington preferred the company of fellow citizens at a round table over a throng of supplicants kneeling before a throne. No temporal authority has the right to demand the unquestioning belief of our Republic. Faith between free men must flow both ways to be valid.
Understand this, and the nature of the American faith is revealed.
You can search for its fiery glimmer between generations seated at picnic tables on this Fourth of July weekend. Its tracks are pressed into airport carpet by every soldier boarding an outbound plane to foreign shores. It echoes through the words of every man and woman with the courage to denounce evil, both within and beyond our borders. It is a symphony pouring through our national anthem. It is a cascade of bells dancing through every act of charity we show our neighbors. When we join together in battle against murderous enemies or callous Nature, it is the roar of a lion. When we take risks in support of bold innovation, it is the cry of an eagle, looking far ahead through a crisp morning sky. It swims happily through the air in every shop, gallery, and office.
On some rare days, it reveals itself with terrible beauty and glory, as in the sight of firemen raising the American flag over the ashes of fallen towers and the innocent dead.
It is a faith incomprehensible to tyrants, invisible to racists, intolerable to criminals. It dissolves in the quicksand of dependency, but flourishes among the windswept grain of liberty. It charges every word of the Constitution with lightning, and its afterglow pulses warmly through the Bill of Rights. It is a faith which suffers constant transgressions, for we are still struggling to understand it. It will survive every blasphemy, as it endured the agony of our Civil War, for its eternal truth is not tarnished by our incomprehension. When we do accept this faith at last, it will ease much of the torment we inflict upon ourselves. Its reflection is captured in coins, ballots, websites, and firearms.
Reflect upon these clues, and you can guess its name.
The American faith is our faith in each other. Nowhere else in the world is such a noble belief written so clearly, or shared with such pride and joy. We express that faith through respect for each others' rights, choosing liberty above even the most benevolent domination. We honor it by respecting our laws, including the just laws governing our generous policy of immigration. Its grace is denied to those who lack such respect… from thieves to lawless bureaucrats, corporate criminals to greedy politicians.
This Sunday, I will happily toast every American, from coast to coast and around the world. I will never stop believing in all of you.
Happy Independence Day!
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I have no faith in a people that could elect this government.
JohnJ on July 4, 2010 at 12:02 PM
One of the things that Americans have a history of and propensity for is learning from their mistakes.
Hence the Tea Party Movement.
Hence a head-banging-on-table ruefulness while watching the train wreck currently happening.
Hence a new kind of Conservative activism that most of the previously Silent Majority never dreamed would be necessary, having been raised with a work ethic and family dedication that kept the majority of conservatives busy 24/7 just living responsible lives.
Hence a growing political awareness among conservatives young and old which recognizes that the current GOP roster is woefully filled with long-timers whose Inside-The-Beltway addiction to old-style politics has rendered them spineless and useless, and part of the overall problem with big government. That growing awareness also recognizes that there are several GOP-ers in Congress who are actively trying to be part of the solution, who need support and encouragement from us all, not just their immediate constituents.
Don't despair, JohnJ. Every single day more and more conservatives are awakening to the fact that they can no longer vote and elect someone to represent them in Washington DC and just go back to everyday life trusting that the elected representative will follow the will of their constituents. As much of a pain in the butt as it's become, being active team members of the political and governmental realms is the new reality we all must accept if we are to be serious about learning the lessons of the last four years or so. No longer can we trust our elected officials to operate independently of our continual influence.
Which means that, in addition to raising families and working jobs and/or being active in our retirement years with pleasurable and/or community related pursuits, we now must plug in time to keep apprised of all that is happening Inside The Beltway. And take action as necessary when Congress and/or the President attempt to manipulate and dictate beyond the limits of the Constitution and the mandates from their constituents. And vote out those elected representatives and even the President ASAP if their arrogance exceeds reasonable limits such that they have flipped off their constituents and have assumed an elitist approach and attitude when doing their jobs.
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Time is running out to enter Sarge's Pet Photo Contest
Time is running out for entries to be submitted for Sarge's Pet Photo Contest. The deadline is Friday, Feb. 28. Photos, entry forms and a $10 registration fee may be mailed to Sarge's at P.O. Box 854, Waynesville, NC 28786, or brought to the Adoption Center Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For directions, call 246-9050.
Categories for this year's judging are Best in Show, Dog, Cat, Puppy, Kitten, Photographers under the age of 12, Sarge Rescue, Other Pet (animal other than a dog or cat), and Super Shooters (people who have previously won first place).
Entry forms are available on Sarge's website (sargeandfriends.org) and at the following locations: The Dog House, 304 N. Haywood St., Waynesville; Mountain Dreams Reality, 3457 Soco Road, Maggie Valley; Smoky Mountain Dog Bakery, 102 N. Main St.,Waynesville; and Sarge's Adoption Center at 256 Industrial Park Drive. They can also be found at Country Lane Animal Hospital, Canton Animal Hospital, Balsam Animal Hospital, Maple Tree Animal Hospital, Junaluska Animal Hospital and The Animal Hospital of Waynesville .
Photos must be the original work of an amateur photographer. Size should range from 4x6 to 8x10 inches. Do not frame or mat the photos. More than one photo can be submitted but a completed entry form and $10 fee must accompany each photo.
Electronic submissions or electronically altered photos will not be accepted. Photos cannot be returned.
Beth Brown of Beth Brown Photography will be joining Ellen Schattie to judge the entries.
"When judging the photos for Sarge's Pet Photo Contest, we look for how creative the photographer was in capturing the unique and often fun or crazy qualities of the pet," said Brown. "We also look for originality in composition of the image and quality in the final print."
Bocelli's Italian Eatery on Haywood Street in Waynesville will host the awards ceremony Saturday, March 15. The Best in Show winner will receive a free photo sitting at Brown's studio in Maggie Valley. First and second place winners will receive gift certificates for Bocelli's Italian Eatery. First place winners will also be given prizes donated by local businesses in specially hand-crafted tote bags.
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Text and images may be king on the Internet, but people in a position to buy seem to prefer the real thing
Catherine Clabby
In this age of fierce competition between Internet marketing and traditional retail, merchants want to know: Which approach stirs potential customers most?
Experiments by neuroeconomist Antonio Rangel and his colleagues suggest that the old pop song chorus—"Ain't nothing like the real thing, baby"—might have it right.
The findings could be relevant to more than shopping, however. They may give insight into the ways our brains assign value in the computational activity that is human choice.
"Whether the stimuli are physically present or not really affects the values you assign and the choices you make," says Rangel, a California Institute of Technology researcher who published the research results with his colleagues in the American Economic Review in September.
Rangel, an economist-turned-neuroscientist, is one of those people eager to find the biological basis for human behavior, including choice making. He and many others have concluded that choices are made based on the values people assign to the options they encounter.
In a series of experiments, his group set out to learn how people assign values to the same goods presented differently: as text on a computer screen, as a high-quality photograph on the same screen or as the thing itself.
They randomly presented more than 50 hungry Caltech students with snack foods such as candy bars, potato chips and other sweet and salty snacks, one by one, in three different conditions: a text condition where the food's name was written; a high-resolution picture of the food; or the actual snack in a tray. The students were asked to assign values to each of the foods.
On average, there was no difference in the subjects' willingness to pay for the foods between the text and picture conditions, but subjects were willing to pay, on average, 50 percent more for items that were physically present. Importantly, these were real decisions: Subjects purchased those items at the stated price.
Concerned that noses rather than brains were guiding these judgments, the authors repeated the experiment with something other than food. They asked their subjects to rate Caltech paraphernalia: key chains, pens and baseball caps. The students still were willing to pay about 50 percent more for the goods in the real condition, with no difference between text and picture. "We were shocked when it replicated with all of our goods, like the trinkets," Rangel says. "Somehow the brain knows it is present, and computes the value of stimuli differently when this is the case."
To gain more insight about the mechanisms in play, the team repeated the food experiment, but this time placed the actual food behind clear Plexiglas so that subjects could see the foods just as before, but could not reach or smell them. When behind glass, the real condition's advantage disappeared. The authors argue that this suggests that the original effect is triggered by the activation of automatic approach responses (often called Pavlovian processes) that strike when a highly appealing, or "appetitive," item is placed within sight and reach of a subject.
The findings reinforced questions that nag at Rangel. "We want to understand not just how signals get coded in the brain but how they are constructed at the time of choice. What are the inputs that determine what values get assigned? How is that affected by learning? How is it affected by a lot of perceptual information in the environment?" Rangel asks.
The researcher's working hypothesis is that seeing something that you know you could reach out and grab, if you really needed to, generates a larger cue in the brain than simply seeing an extrapolation of the same object. Rangel is trying to tease out how to test all this further. It would be ideal to see whether responses to actual objects generated significant signals in the human brain, such as those captured in studies using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). But it's not yet possible to allow research subjects to encounter real objects while getting their brains scanned by those powerful magnets.
Still, the results have implications that vendors might want to consider. They might be wise, Rangel says, to display the actual things they want to sell.
And, when they can, they should skip putting the goods behind glass.
You can find this online at http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/num2/brains-like-to-keep-it-real/1
© 2016 Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society


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The United States Attorney's Office
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July 17, 2009
Jeffrey H. Sloman, Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, and Lester Fernandez, Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General, announced that today a jury found defendant, Henry Robert Jean Leger, 49, of Miami, guilty of Pell Grant fraud, wire fraud, and conspiracy to commit the same. Sentencing before U.S. District Court Judge Joan A. Lenard is scheduled for September 29, 2009, at 11:00 a.m.
According to the Indictment and evidence admitted at trial, Leger, while acting as an admissions representative at the Miami Technical Institute, a for-profit vocational school formerly located at 14701 N.W. Seventh Avenue, Miami, Florida, directed students to falsify financial information to qualify the students for Pell Grant funds that were paid to the school by the U.S. Department of Education from 1997 through 1998. Defendant Leger and his co-conspirators were responsible for defrauding the Pell Grant program of over $160,000.
This case demonstrates our commitment to aggressively pursuing those who abuse their positions of trust and misuse Federal education funds for their personal enrichment, said Mary Mitchelson, acting Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Education. Im proud of the work of OIG Special Agents, the U.S. Marshals Service, and the U.S. Attorneys Office for their relentless pursuit of this man and for holding him accountable for his fraudulent actions.
Mr. Sloman commended the investigative efforts of the Department of Education and the U.S. Marshals Service. The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Ryan D. OQuinn and Christopher J. Clark.
A copy of this press release may be found on the website of the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida at http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/fls. Related court documents and information may be found on the website of the District Court for the Southern District of Florida at http://www.flsd.uscourts.gov or on http://pacer.flsd.uscourts.gov.
If you wish to make a request for information, you may contact our office at 305-961-9001, or you may send a written inquiry to the United States Attorney's Office, Southern District of Florida, 99 NE 4th Street, Miami, Fl. 33132.


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I got home today and found one of my hives a flurry of activity at the entrance. I didn't see any robbing, but they had covered the landing board, drooped down in front of it, and a small 'puddle' of them in front of the hive. It wasn't a beard, but there was quite a few. They were also circling around in front of and above the hive. I had reduced the entrance several days ago. I blew a little smoke into the entrance, removed the reducer and they promptly entered the hive. They didn't seem agressive or agitated. Any idea what was going on? Apparantly I had quite a number of bees hatch out lately, could this simply be their maiden flights? I also noticed that they have been filling the combs, drawing new combs and filling them, with honey. Much of what used to be brood combs now have a lot of honey surrounding a few capped brood cells. I understand that they will put honey at the top of the brood, but they have done that, drawn new comb to the sides and filled that with honey, then it looks like when the brood hatched out, they filled those cells with honey. I had been worried about them producing enough honey for the winter, but it looks like they are doing GREAT in that area, but now there doesn't seem to be much brood at all. Is this normal? It isn't really getting cold here yet, but could it be that the queen has slowed down production for winter? I thought maybe they were planning on swarming, but when I looked inside, I didn't see the first queen cell, just a lot of honey and not much brood. Any advice or recommendations?
I didn't get a chance to check the other hive to compare, but will do that tomorrow. They seemed to be going about their business as usual today. Incidentally, the hive I inspected today hasn't been taking much syrup compared to the other hive. There is a lot of goldenrod blooming here now, but I haven't seen my bees on any of it yet. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place.
Thanks for all the help and sorry about taking up so much space on this board, but you have all been so much help I can never thank you enough.


text: I was wondering what a fare price to charge for a complete hive would be. I've got some people that want to buy them from my beekeeping class (just tookover my grandfather's bees last year after he passed away). The bees aren't in the normal langsroth (sp) style hives but are in the old world style (posted about these last year) hives. Basically one big box with everything in it together. Anyway I'd be selling the whole thing. Bees, brood, leftover honey stores (I didn't get a chance to pull any honey from several of them last fall) etc. Granted the hives probably aren't worth anything to them because they'll just switch them over anyway. I'd say there's probably 25 deep frames in each hive. And their fairly strong (I had 19 of my 20 hives survive this cold PA winter so I've either got a strong strain or there's something to those hives.) So any suggestions on what I should charge would be helpful, I'm looking for a fair price for everyone. Don't want the rip anyone off but I need the $ to buy updated equipment.


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When you get hurt so badly that Coldplay comes to the hospital to break the news to you in the form of a parody of one of their own songs.
Last week, my friend sustained a Coldplay injury. The band came to the hospital and told him that he was Para-, Para-, paralyzed."
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TutorialsQuick & Easy Google Analytics with SiteConfig
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Many people need a way to monitor their website, and while it's pretty easy to add the code to a SilverStripe template, or even the basic Page_Controller, I thought I would show how I modularized and made it accessible from the SiteConfig area of the CMS.Continue reading...
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As far as Cassidy Malcolm knows, her Christmas present was just too big to fit in Santa's sleigh last year.
At least that's what members of the Woodland Reveille Lions Club explained to the 8-year-old Thursday night as they presented her with her Christmas wish: A red bike.
"The bicycle that will work best for her needs is a specialized tricycle, similar to the one she uses during her therapy sessions," explained Cassidy's mother, Bethany Malcolm. Cassidy has cerebral palsy as well as other developmental delays.
"Providing specialized equipment for special needs kids is expensive and in nearly all cases is not provided by insurance unless it is considered medically necessary," Malcolm explained. "The cost of the tricycle was outside of our ability to purchase so we explored many funding sources and didn't have any luck until the Woodland Reveille Lions stepped up to the plate and agreed to fund the majority of the cost."
One week after sending the organization a letter explaining her daughter's need for the tricycle, the Lions called and said "we have a check for you."
"It was amazing," Malcolm said. "She wants to be like everybody else, part of the activities. This is something that will give her much more freedom to go on rides with her sisters and family bike rides."
Before this, Malcolm or her husband, Guy, would pull Cassidy in a bike trailer on family bike rides. Cassidy has two sisters; twin Kimberlee, 8, and Allison, 12.
Specialized tricycles can cost anywhere from $600 to thousands of dollars. Cassidy's trike cost around $800, and her family, friends and teachers were in attendance when she received her "bleated" Christmas gift.
The Woodland Reveille Lions club was chartered in 1970, sponsored by the Woodland Host Lions Club.
"There's lots of parents out there with children like this and they have no idea these resources are out there, or even who to ask," Malcolm added. "We're very thankful."
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By Chris Harris
Per Mertesacker admits that Tuesday's draw with Wolves represented a "missed opportunity" for Arsenal.
Arsène Wenger's side saw Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool all drop points on Boxing Day and went into their own Christmas fixture knowing that a victory would take them into the top four.
Mertesacker went as close as anyone to grabbing a second-half winner against a resilient Wolves side but he and his team-mates had to settle for a 1-1 draw.
Yes, of course [it is a wasted opportunity]," he told Arsenal Player. "Many teams struggled on Monday and we wanted to take our chance. We were a little bit unlucky and for us it's not so good.
"It was a disappointing result for us. I think we created a lot of chances, especially in the second half. We tried to get the second goal but it was not possible. We had a great chance to get into fourth place so it's very disappointing.
"The equaliser was a lot of deflections in our box and we couldn't react. But we've had a good month so let's keep going and do our best in the next games, especially on the 31st [against QPR] and then Fulham."
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have one stock thats wrapped in electrical tape, with 90210 stickers, have a lower handguard that looks like its either yugo or older? different shape, and some additional metal inside it.
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U.S. Distillate Market
Jay Hakes, Administrator
Energy Information Administration
March 6, 2000
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During the second half of January, U.S. diesel and heating fuel prices surged. The largest increases occurred in the distillate-based fuels (heating oil and diesel) in the Northeast.
From January 17, New England residential heating oil prices rose over 78 cents per gallon to average $1.97 February 7; diesel increased 68 cents per gallon, averaging $2.12 February 7. Prices for both fuels began to fall back by February 14 as new supplies were arriving, and have continued to decline since.
The main factors driving up these prices were low stocks leading into January, followed by a bout of severe weather that impacted both supply and demand.
Demand: Cold weather increases core heating customer demand. In addition, it was reported that utilities were buying distillate both for peaking power and, along with industrial and commercial users, to substitute for interruptible natural gas supplies, further adding to the market pressure. Finally, refinery outages during the week ending January 21 sent more distillate buyers into the market as local supplies in the Northeast were temporarily drained, and prices spiked.
Supply: Weather hindered flows of product to the Northeast as high winds kept barges from landing in New York Harbor and frozen rivers slowed crude oil and product flow throughout the Northeast.
Although new supply is arriving, the problem is not resolved. Stocks remain low, and we could still see a recurrence before the end of winter.
The low stock situation is worldwide and is not limited to distillate. It stems from what is happening in the crude oil markets. A continuing crude oil supply shortage is driving crude prices up and causing refiners worldwide to draw down stocks as the higher crude prices squeeze margins.


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State Representatives comment on Governor's decision
HELENA, Mont. - Popular former Gov. Brian Schweitzer says he will not run for Montana's open U.S. Senate seat in 2014.
The Democrat tells The Associated Press on Saturday he doesn't want to leave Montana and go to Washington, D.C.
Schweitzer says he felt compelled to consider the race because many in his party said they needed him to run.
He was considered the best chance Democrats have to hold onto the seat being vacated by U.S. Sen. Max Baucus next year.
"For decade's upon decades, this has been a seat that's been held by Democrats," said Rep. Bryce Bennett, D-Missoula. "This is the seat of Mike Mansfield, this is the seat of Max Baucus, and in 2014, this is a seat where Montanans are going to send a Democrat to the US senate."
Schweitzer says recent criticism over politically active nonprofits connected to him had no bearing on the decision.
"Our senate majority leader Harry Reid, it's my understanding that him and some other folks have been involved in trying to persuade him to reconsider. Loosing a seat in the US Senate, of course, might mean losing the majority," Rep. Ellie Hill, D-Missoula, told us.
The governor was recently elected board chairman of Stillwater Mining Co., Montana's largest publicly trading company, and says he is enjoying his life.
Republicans are hopeful that freshman U.S. Rep. Steve Daines will run.


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Unique Studio with Antique Decor
Size30 m²
Floor No.7(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Indoor fireplace
- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
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|rue de sevres, 75007 paris, France
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This cosy and quirky Parisian apartment features a double bedroom containing a fireplace, TV and a bookshelf. The apartment also contains a living area, separate fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. A balcony with excellent views completes this apartment.
The apartment is conveniently located close to amenities such as authentic restaurants and bakeries. Guests will find a variety of excellent nightlife options including wine bars and open-air cafes in the neighbourhood.
Various bus lines and Duroc Metro Station connect the area with the city centre. The Champs-Élysées shopping street is reachable in just 15 minutes via metro. The Eiffel Tower is just 20 minutes away from the apartment.
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Reviews of this property
Reinhard is a fabulous host. He shared so many useful and great tips with us that really made our first trip to Paris just an amazing time. The apartment has its own charm, which you either love or hate. For us - we really enjoyed it - because it is really making you feel much more you visit Paris than any Hotel you might choose for. All together it was a fantastic weekend. Thank you Reinhard - we will come again !
Apartment in great location and well served by public transport but VERY DIRTY!
The apartment consists of a studio old partitioned: entrance hall with balcony, bedroom, bathroom and a separate outer room that includes SAME ROOM - BATH IS LAVABO- -KITCHEN -Fridge -. !!)
The advertisement is reported as SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES thing that I do not see true because the apartment is filled BOOKS ON TORTURE, PRAISE THE SUICIDE, dozens of mirrors, walls blacks and paintings and drawings with depictions SEXUAL AND SATANIC (including the bathroom that It consists of a small room with mirrors with representations STRAP).
DIRT WAS FROM ForAll KITCHEN ROOM ENTRY BATHROOM. GROSS AND SHAME.
Appartamento in ottima posizione e ben servito dai mezzi di trasporto ma MOLTO SPORCO!
L'appartamento si compone di un monolocale vecchio diviso in ambienti: ingresso sala con terrazzino, camera, bagno separato esterno e una stanzetta che comprende NELLO STESSO AMBIENTE -- SIA LAVABO- VASCA -CUCINA -FRIGO -- .!!)
Nell'annuncio viene segnalata come ADATTA A FAMIGLIE cosa che non vedo veritiera visto che l'appartamento è riempito da LIBRI SU TORTURE, ELOGI AL SUICIDIO, decine di specchi, muri neri e quadri e disegni con raffigurazioni SESSUALI E SATANICI (compreso il bagno che si compone di una stanzetta con specchi con raffigurazioni FALLICHE).
Had such a lovely stay at Reinhard's apartment. Very uniquely decorated and quirky - felt like we'd stepped back in time every time we came home. Reinhard wasca perfect host, even sorting us out with a glass of bubbly on arrival and the one hiccup with the lift was resolved very promptly to our satisfaction. It's perfect for the price, don't expect 5 star luxury - but if you want something special that you're never going to find anywhere else this is the place. And if you don't have a indepth knowledge of human anatomy before you go, you will then you leave!! :)
Everything was great, location, apartment size, furnishings and valuable information right at the beginning of Rainhard. Unfortunately, the Internet connection, which we would very much needed, just three days work and then the signal was always weak. We have also reported the Reinhard, so hope that the next time error is corrected.
The kitchen equipment sufficient rather nostalgic but in any case.
We enjoyed a week in the apartment
elderly couple from Salzburg
Es war alles super, Lage, Wohnungsgröße, Einrichtung und wertvolle Hinweise gleich am Anfang vom Rainhard. Leider hat die Internetverbindung, die wir sehr gebraucht hätten, nur drei Tage funktioniert und dann war das Signal immer zu schwach. Wir haben es auch dem Reinhard gemeldet, also hoffe, dass der Fehler nächstes Mal behoben ist.
Die Küchenausstattung eher nostalgisch aber auf jeden Fall ausreichend.
Wir haben die Woche in der Wohnung genossen
älteres Paar aus Salzburg
We really enjoyed our stay at the studio. Our host prepared everything in advance and took his time to explain us how we could make use of the stuff inside. He even provided us with really valuable information about what to see in Paris (his piece of advice was worth following!) Definitelly, we can´t complain about the treatment we received from him. Besides, the studio was fairly clean and ready at the moment of our arrival. Just to mention something that could be improved, it was a bit cold at night. Anyway, we loved how it felt to come into the place back after a long walking day :)
Our holiday was beautiful! The apartment is in a great location and is very charmingly decorated.
Very warm and welcoming hosts. Mr. Scheidls invited us for wine tasting
while many secrets and stories about Paris told.
Thanks for everything Mr. Scheidls, we'll be back :-))))
Anna & Rafal
Unser Urlaub war wunderschön! Das Apartment ist super gelegen und ist sehr charmant eingerichtet.
Sehr freundlicher und herzlicher Gastgeber. Herr Scheidls hat uns zur Weinprobe eingeladen
und dabei viele Geheimtipps sowie Geschichten über Paris erzählt.
Danke für Alles Herr Scheidls, wir kommen wieder :-))))
Anna & Rafal
Our vacation was great! The apartment is in a great location and is super charming furnishings. The only minus point is the kleeeeine small toilet that was not cleaned for our arrival
Otherwise, just great - great location, great access! Just great, we'll be back
Unser Urlaub war klasse! Das Apartment ist super gelegen und ist super charmant eingerichtet. Der einzige kleeeeine Minuspunkt ist die kleine Toilette, die leider zu unserer Anreise nicht gereinigt war
Ansonsten einfach top - super Lage, super Anbindung! Einfach klasse, wir kommen wieder
The apartment is excellent, a bit quirky with a big balcony with a great view. Reinhard was great, knows a lot about the area and happy to help with some good places to visit. Would definitely stay here again
A great place - in such a beautiful way vintage that is just right for Paris. It is improvised in places something va in the kitchen (or better: in Küchenbad), but this apartment has stunning charm. We will be back!
Ein großartiger Ort - auf eine so schöne Weise vintage, die einfach zu Paris paßt. Es ist an manchen Stellen etwas improvisiert, v.a. in der Küche (oder besser: im Küchenbad), aber dieses Appartement hat überwältigenden Charme. Wir kommen wieder!
Great appartment with a very impressive esoteric book collection.
Great guy, who helped us out when things went astray. His appartment is something else. Beautiful art on the wall, special book collection, very authentic feel. If you can't appreciate nudity stay away. Overview over Montparnasse Tower, Eiifel Tower and roofs of Montparnasse stunning. Within 10 min. in subway from all major sights in Paris.
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Photographs from New River Community and Technical College's Fourteenth Annual Commencement Ceremony are now available. Click here to view the event photos. The video of the ceremony is also available online.
All offices and campuses of New River Community and Technical College will be closed on Fridays starting the week of May 15 through July 28. Offices will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
The College will be closed on Monday, May 29 in observance of Memorial Day.
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Bend-La Pine, Madras boost graduation rates
Ore. gradiation rate rises slightly; corrected dropout rate up
Deputy Schools Superintendent Rob Saxton announced Thursday that Oregon's 4-year graduation rate for 2013 was 68.7%, up only slightly from the previous year's rate of 68.4%.
The 4-year graduation rate has increased 2.5% over the past five years.
Here's the rest of the Oregon Department of Education news release, including positive results at Bend-La Pine Schools and Madras High School:
When the graduation rate increases, generally we would anticipate seeing a flat or declining dropout rate. However, this year, that was not the case.
As part of ongoing data improvement efforts, the state identified an issue relating to the reporting of dropout data. Previous years' reports did not include students who dropped out during the month of June.
Including these June dropouts, a total of 3.98% of students dropped out of high school last year. This is a more accurate dropout count than counts from previous years and should be considered a new baseline.
"While I'm pleased to see our graduation numbers increasing, we simply aren't seeing the pace of change we need," Saxton said. "However, true systems change – including how well we support our students on their path to higher education and workforce training – takes time and starts early. "
"Our recently released kindergarten assessment results are an excellent reminder of the importance of giving students that strong early start. Improving our graduation rate begins with getting students prepared for kindergarten, ensuring they are strong readers by third grade, making sure to address issues of chronic absenteeism, and finally helping students connect to the world of work and earn college credits while in high school.
"We have laid the foundation for these critical efforts, and I believe that if we keep moving forward with intention and urgency we will start to see more significant gains. But change will not happen overnight, and it will not happen without all of us working to improve the opportunities and outcomes for our students," Saxton concluded.
Oregon has set an ambitious goal, known as 40-40-20, that calls for a 100% high school completion rate by the year 2025. This means that 100% of students would earn a high school diploma or equivalent within five years of entering high school.
In order to capture how well our state is doing in getting all students to the high school completion mark, the Oregon Department of Education tracks both a 4-year and 5-year high school graduation rate and a 4-year and 5-year high school completer rate.
The graduation rates look at the number of students who receive a regular high school diploma within 4 or 5 years of entering high school. The completer rates are broader than the graduation rates and also include students who received a GED, Modified Diploma, Extended Diploma, or Adult High School Diploma within that timeframe. Last year, Oregon's five year completion rate was 81.5%, up 1 percent from the previous year.
"As we work towards reaching the state goal of 100% of students completing high school by 2025, these results certainly aren't in line with where we hoped we'd be," said Chief Education Officer Nancy Golden "That said, meaningful systemic change does take time, and I believe deeply in the alignment, collaboration, and focus we're building throughout the system in support of student achievement.
"For example, we know that students are four times more likely to graduate high school if they are reading by third grade so, among other efforts, our collective laser focus will be on preparing students early for future success."
The latest data shows the state still faces large graduation gaps for many underserved student groups. However, we are starting to see a narrowing of some of these gaps, particularly for our African-American and Hispanic students.
Over the past five years, the graduation rate for African-American students has increased almost 10% and the graduation rate for Hispanic students has increased over 8%. While the graduation rates for both of these groups are still well below the state average, the gains are impressive and point to real successes in supporting students on their pathway to graduation.
However, there are also some concerning trends where the graduation gaps are actually getting wider. This is most notable for Special Education students whose graduation rate has dropped more than 5% over the past five years.
The Power of a Fifth Year
The numbers also highlight the impact that a fifth year of high school can have on preparing a student for graduation. Students stay in high school for a fifth year for a number of reasons including to complete graduation requirements, participate in a particular 5-year program focused on earning college credit, or build skills in order to successfully demonstrate proficiency in the essential skills.
And more students are opting to stay in school past the traditional four years. Last year, 4,475 students – an increase of almost 300 over the previous year – chose to enroll in high school for a fifth year. This shift has resulted in lower graduation rates at some schools.
Bright Spots
Despite a relatively flat statewide graduation rate, a majority of schools saw an increase in graduation rates last year, with some schools and districts posting impressive gains.
Bend-La Pine Schools has seen a 10.4% increase in the graduation rate over the past few years, from 68.2% in 2010-2011 to 78.6% in 2012-2013. Bend-La Pines' Mountain View High School and Bend Senior High both posted particularly strong gains over that time, with 14.2% and 11.5% increases respectively.
Portland Public Schools also saw gains, with close to a 4% increase since last year district-wide. Portland's Jefferson High and Franklin High have increased graduation rates 12.2% and 13.8% respectively since 2010-11.
And Jefferson County's Madras High School has seen a 10% increase in graduation rates since 2010-11, increasing rates from 57% to 67%.
Both Jefferson High and Madras High are very diverse schools with high levels of student poverty that have struggled to increase graduation rates in the past and are now receiving some additional attention to turn things around through Oregon's Focus and Priority Schools program.
The schools are now focused on providing culturally responsive instruction, an attention to personalized learning, and targeted interventions to re-engage students and keep them on track to graduate.
"I am pleased to see the gains made by some of our high schools this year," said Saxton. "In particular, I am encouraged by the gains made by schools like Madras and Jefferson – majority-minority schools where three quarters or more of students are from low-income families. We have made turning things around at these schools a priority, and while there is clearly much work left to be done, these results point to the commitment, hard-work, and dedication of the staff and students of these schools."
Demonstrating Your Skills
In order to earn a diploma, students now need to do more than simply complete the required coursework. This cohort is the second required to demonstrate their reading skills in order to earn a diploma – and the first required to demonstrate their ability to write well.
These new requirements, known as the Essential Skills, were first adopted by the State Board of Education in 2007, along with increased credit requirements and an emphasis on personalized learning to ensure that all graduates left school with a strong foundation that would prepare them for college and career.
The requirements were phased-in over time, with the reading requirement coming on board first, followed by writing, and finally math – which will be a graduation requirement for this year's seniors.
Students can meet the Essential Skills requirements in a variety of ways including passing state tests or completing locally-scored work samples. A report on how this year's graduates met their Essential Skills is available online.
Dropout Rates
While we track graduation based on four and five year cohorts of students, the federal government still requires states to report a one-year dropout rate. This rate is calculated by looking at the number of students who drop out (grades 9-12) in a given school year.
This means that the dropout rate is not the inverse of the graduation rate. Students who receive GEDs, modified diplomas, etc., are not considered either graduates or dropouts but are included in the four- and five-year completer rates. Click here for more information on dropout rates in Oregon.
As mentioned earlier, the Department of Education identified a systems error that had resulted in previous years' reports not including students who had dropped out during the month of June. This error has been addressed and we have identified 949 students who dropped out during the month of June.
In total, 7,086 students dropped out of Oregon high schools last year for a dropout rate of 3.98%, up from 3.37% in 2011-12.
If previous years' methodology were applied to last year's results, dropout rates would have been up only very slightly to 3.44%. This indicates that while a few more students did drop out last year, the vast majority of the increase was due to correcting the systems error. This year's results are the most complete and accurate reported in state history and should be considered a new baseline.
For school district cohort graduation data, go to: http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?id=2644
For dropout data, go to: www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?=1
For the Essential Skills report, go to: http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?id=2042
To access an FAQ on the graduation and dropout rates, go to: http://www.ode.state.or.us/wma/data/schoolanddistrict/students/docs/cohort-faq-2012-13.pdf


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From left: UTSA students Debra Colorado, Abel Garcia and Diana Molina
Three UTSA students receive Hogg scholarships
(Oct. 22, 2008)--In what is believed to be the first statewide program of its kind, the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health has awarded 28 bilingual scholarships to narrow the gap between the need for Spanish-language mental health services in Texas and the availability of trained professionals to meet those needs.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Three graduate students in the UTSA Department of Social Work were among the 28 recipients: Diana Molina of Laredo and Debra Colorado and Abel Garcia of San Antonio.
The foundation awarded nearly $300,000 in the first round of scholarships and has committed up to $1 million for the three-year scholarship program.
Scholarship recipients must attend one of 11 Texas graduate schools of social work that are accredited or pending accreditation by the national Council on Social Work Education. The scholarships cover full tuition and required fees for recipients, who must be fluent in Spanish and English and agree to work in Texas after graduation providing mental health services for a period equal to the timeframe of the scholarship.
"This program was enthusiastically embraced by participating schools and attracted talented, highly qualified students who will increase cultural and linguistic diversity in their higher education programs," said Gregory J. Vincent, vice president for diversity and community engagement at the University of Texas at Austin. The foundation is part of the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement.
Spanish is the second-most common language in Texas and in 2006 was the primary language spoken at home by 6.2 million people in Texas, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Texas' Hispanic population reached 8.6 million, 36 percent of the state's population, and was the second largest in the United States in 2007. The state's Hispanic population grew at a faster rate than any other state from 2006 to 2007 with an increase of 308,000 people.
Studies have shown populations of color and those who speak a language other than English are under-represented in social work and mental health professions in Texas and elsewhere in the United States. As a result, many people may not have access to mental health services that adequately meet their cultural and linguistic needs.
"Texas faces a critical shortage of mental health professionals, especially those who are culturally and linguistically diverse," said Octavio N. Martinez Jr., executive director of the foundation. "The foundation's scholarships are attracting students committed to working in a mental health career while also expanding access to Spanish-language mental health services in Texas."
The foundation was founded in 1940 by Ima Hogg, daughter of former Texas Governor James Stephen Hogg, to promote improved mental health for the people of Texas. The foundation's grants and programs support mental health consumer services, research, policy analysis and public education projects in Texas.
For more information, contact Merrell Foote, communications director, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, at (512) 471-9142.


text: I installed a new Delphi fuel pump assembly, AC Delco fuel filter, and Delphi fuel pressure regulator this past Friday and now I have a buzzing sound that comes from the pump and travels up the fuel line to the fuel pressure regulator. The truck idles and accelerates fine with no hesitation what so ever. I had replaced the fuel pressure regulator in October with an Autozone one and it made the same sound with the old pump, but went away after driving from NC to AZ. Is it possible there is air in the system or is this a noise I have to live with? Thanks for any help in advance.


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Kids Doctor: Heat Related Illnesses
August 1 is the date for many students to return to school for athletics, drill team, cheerleading and band. This comes just as the temperatures hover around 100 degrees everyday. Need to remember that kids are more likely than adults to suffer from heat illnesses due to:
-Higher ratio of body surface area to body mass
-Fewer sweat glands, and there for less sweat production
-Greater heat production
Heat related illness occur more frequently when both temperature and humidity are high, when humidity reaches 75% surrounding air so saturated that sweat can no longer evaporate and body loses one of its mechanisms of heat loss. Last year 3 high school football players died as a result of heat stroke.
Heat related illness spans a continuum from heat cramps through heat exhaustion and heatstroke (which may be fatal).
Heat Cramps brief sever muscle contractions usually legs, shoulder and abs. usually last less than a minute, feel hard mass along affected muscle. May happen during or after exercise. Cramps themselves are not serious but need to realize that they may indicate impending heat exhaustion. Supportive treatment. Move to shade, provide cold fluids and salty foods (do not give salt tablets gastric irritant and may cause vomiting which makes you worse)
Heat Exhaustion
Two types of heat exhaustion: Water depletion (more common) and salt depletion.
If you are working or exercising in heat and don't stop to take in adequate fluid will lead to water depletion and heat exhaustion.
Symptoms may be vague: nausea, vomiting, headache and mild temperature elevation. Mental status usually normal but some may complain of weakness, dizziness or fainting.
Need supportive therapy and recognize early. Move to shade, push fluids and may need IV support if they are vomiting. Don't ignore symptoms and have progression to heat stroke
Heat Stroke
Exertion heatstroke may occur in young athletes often at the start of the sport season, before they are adequately conditioned and acclimated. Have elevated core body temperature, and central nervous system impairment. If there is a life-threatening emergency, treat vigorously to lower the core body temperature. Untreated may lead to multisystem organ failure and death. Head to the ER immediately and try to cool with the patient with ice packs and spray with water.
The AAP has recommendations for children and adolescents who exercise in hot weather:
-Reduce intensity of activities that last for more than 15 minutes when temp and humidity are high.
-At the beginning of strenuous exercise program or traveling to hotter environment, allow child to acclimatized, ideally over 10 -14 days and comprise 8 – 10 exposures lasting 30 – 45 minutes each day.
-Be well hydrated prior to participating and periodic drinking during activity.
For every 20 min of exercise a child weighing 80 lbs should drink 5 ounces of fluid and 120 lb should drink 9 oz of fluid. For events lasting over 1 hour need fluids with electrolytes and glucose, not just water


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All dirt and rocks are free!!! Smiles are half off!!! Decided to celebrate Black Friday away from the crowds and head to da Moon!!! Started off on Nature's Way1 to What and then I headed to da lake to see if the Eagles were awake yet. Sure enough, they were!!! As I was rolling down to the lake, one launched out of a tree about 20 feet from me. From the lake, I took that little twisty trail(don't know the name)over to the Big Stinky Downhill over to Skinny's. I rode and hike-a-biked up to da campground and then hit up T-Rex2. I decided to give Screamer a try on my new Talon...man, that thing is fast going down there...good thing it has good brakes!!!
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Flooded homeowners can apply for grant money
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - It's been six weeks since severe flooding impacted Kingsport. Homeowners and downtown businesses are still working to recover, but a new grant may help.
If you walk into the stores on Broad Street in Downtown Kingsport it's hard to see any damage.
"We've had about $9,000 in merchandise damage," says Leslie May, co-owner of Style.
But store owners say they're still working to recover. "Definitely, I think almost everybody on this block is still doing that," May said.
Many stores along Broad Street were closed about a week for clean up. "We lost a ton of inventory; we couldn't keep anything because of mold. We just made a decision if it was at all questionable we were going to throw it out," says Anna Rogers, owner of Bear 'N Friends Toy Shoppe.
As city residents work to get back to normal, some are doing so with the help of a small business administration or SBA loan.
But now there's also a new grant they may help. "Anyone that has applied for a SBA whether they received it or were denied can apply through the federal home loan bank of Cincinnati. It's a disaster reconstruction program," says Jim Bean, EMA Director of Sullivan County.
The SBA loan can be used for property or contents. The grant money can be used for re-construction. The grant is only open to homeowners.
Bean says there's no way to find out how many people have applied for loans, but 35 people did come to one-on-one meetings at the Kingsport Chamber.
For more information about loans, grants and deadlines call the EMA office at 423-323-6912.


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When will swarming start in relation to the first drones flying? Is this predictable?
Last year (my first spring beek) it seemed like the drones were flying for about two week before the first swarms. May also be just when I started catching swarms and not really when they started.
When do the bees make swarm cells compared to drone cells.


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From HaskellWiki
HaL 3: Meeting and Hackathon
Meeting: Apr 18, 2008. 5.30 p.m.
Hackathon: Apr 19-20, 2008.
Leipzig (exact location will be announced soon.)
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, ...).
1 Tentative program
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 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.
1.3 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]
2 Misc
In addition, we hope to be able to offer a further talk about 'Business applications in Haskell'. (There was a lot of interest in such a talk at the previous HaL meetings.) If anybody would like to give a presentation about this topic, please contact us :-)
If you'd like to join us at HaL 3, please send an email to haskell "at" iba "minus" cg "dot" de.
For the workshop, we ask for a small fee (5 Euro) to cover catering.


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Wholesale Businesses For Sale in Woodland Hills CA
Searched the DealStream database for Wholesale Businesses For Sale in Woodland Hills CA and found no matches. Expanded the search to nearby areas and found the following matches.
Flowers Bread Route, Simi Valley #467963 posted May 8, 2017
- Simi Valley, California, United States
- $185,000
Flowers Bread Route distributorship for sale $185,000! Company financing with an estimated $89,000 down! Currently grossing an estimated $393,172 per year in sales and nets $74,568! Distributorship and "protected territory" are purchased through independent distributor and contracted through Flowers...
Highly Profitable Natural Stone Co for Sale #466215 posted Apr 7, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- Available On Request
The Company is a very profitable importer and distributor of natural stone products. Products are imported from around the world and sold to designers, architects, builders and fabricators for high end residential and some commercial projects. The Company maintains a comprehensive inventory consisting...
Wholesale Beauty Supply – Significant Online Sales #465321 posted Mar 24, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $450,000
This wholesale beauty supply store focuses on a particular segment of the beauty supply industry. The company, which was founded in 2011, did approximately $950,000 in online sales and $35,000 in retail sales. The company has a presence on Amazon as well as E-bay, Shopify and recently opened a bricks...
Profitable Wholesale Beauty Supply Distributor #464183 posted Mar 8, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $250,000
Highly motivated sellers need to sell due to health issues. The current owners work minimal hours and the employees handle a large portion of the operations. This is a well-known and respected brand name in the industry. This business was created in 1994 by a merger of two existing, successful companies...
Snack and Soda Vending Route, Los Angeles #464001 posted Mar 6, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $70,000
Soda and Snack Bulk Vending Machine Route For Sale $70,000! Currently grossing an estimated $84,693 and nets $34,610 per year! Route consists of 20 accounts with 43 placed soda and snack vending machines. 34 of the machines are owned and included in the sale. The other 9 machines are leased from 3rd...
Wholesale Produce Grocery Distribution Business #461144 posted Jan 16, 2017
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $921,000
This legacy business was started by the Seller's father in 1980, and as much as it pains him to admit it, the grind of taking care of customers has finally taken its toll. Seller desires a more low-key business venture that is not so immediately focused on daily orders, maintaining exceptional customer...
Established Wholesale Clothing – Profitable #458027 posted Nov 17, 2016
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $495,000
While competition certainly exists in all facets of the fashion industry, this firm has developed a retail and catalogue client base whose customers are loyal to the brand. The firm's 30 years of goodwill provides it an unmatched level of credibility. The firm typically attends two Las Vegas trade...
Mission's Tortilla Route, La Puente #410329 posted Jun 24, 2016
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $179,000
Mission's Tortilla Route for sale $179,000. Currently generating $723,469 in yearly sales and nets $94,532. Distributorship and territory are purchased through seller and contracted through Mission Foods. Mission Foods currently distributes its well-known brand of tortillas, chips, and more. Established...
Profitable Manufacturers Representative Business #403252 posted Mar 22, 2016
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $50,000
Established in 1978 by the current owner of this well run independent Manufacturers Rep business, B 2 B gifts & Novelties wholesale to the trade within exclusive territories, dazzling showroom in central location, providing great customer service, has the support and backing of 30+ manufacturers,...
Wholesale Hardwood Flooring Distributor #398977 posted Jan 23, 2016
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- $1,495,000
This business is a widely known and respected wholesale distributors of natural hardwood and manufactured flooring, moldings and installation and maintenance equipment in southern California. Distributes to retailers and serves both commercial contractors and retail customers. Business includes its...
Pepperidge Farm La Crescenta Distributorship #192870 posted May 24, 2010
- Glendale, California, United States
- $449,000
Pepperidge Farm was started in answer to a child s health problem by Margaret Rudkin, who was always looking to What is Next. And today Pepperidge Farm is constantly striving for higher quality in new products! Acquired by Campbell Soup Company in 1961, the company now has over 3000 independent distributors,...
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