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Discover Barcelona with Parking 3
Size60 m²
Floor No.3
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Carrer Radas, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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You don't need to take public transport if you wanted to see and visit different places of the city because you are already in the center of it, everything is walking distance. Otherwise, there is a connection of auto bus and metro just about 100 meters.
Parking Area:
We have a secured parking area in the building, accessed by remote control.The price of the parking is 20€ per day ( not included in the daily rent). The full payment of the parking is required on the day of your arrival.
For the family with baby:
We could provide baby cot and high chair for your baby, if required and advised in advance only.
*The apartment is in 3RD FLOOR and the building WITHOUT elevator.
House rulesMost of the apartments in this building are family-owned.
We beg you to respect the right of neighbours to peace and quiet.
It is strictly forbidden to make much noise between 22:00 and 09:00.
We will provide keys of the apartment when you check-in.
Arrival time: 16:00 at the earliest but it could be adjusted on previous request depending on availability.
Extra cost for the following situations:
Arrival later than 22:00 = 30 euros.
Check-out time: 11:00 at the latest but it could be adjusted on previous request depending on availability.
Power and water included in the price of the apartment.
Not suitable for wheel chairs.
It is strictly forbidden:
Smoking inside the apartment.
Making too much noise or listening to loud music.
Running stag parties or birthday and football celebrations.
Very important notice:
Tourist Tax, 2.25€ per person/day will be applied only for the first seven days of stay.
It has to be paid on the check-in day.
We have 100 EUR security deposit. This amount we will return on the day of your check out if everything in the apartment is in good condition.
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Reviews of this property
The accommodation was rather disappointing to me. In particular, the plumbing and the stench that hung in the bathroom were downsides. The water was lukewarm and therefore do not really like showering in a heavily outdated shower. Furthermore, there was no TV or radio, limited glassware and crockery and no central heating (although it was to get the individual elements have good hot). All in all I was not really talking about and the expectations based on the photographs were not determined.
De accommodatie viel mij nogal tegen. Met name het sanitair en de stank die in de badkamer hingen waren minpunten. Het water was lauw en douchen daardoor niet echt lekker in een zwaar verouderde douchebak. Verder was er geen tv of radio, beperkt glaswerk en servies en geen centrale verwarming (hoewel het met de losse elementen wel goed warm te krijgen was). Al met al was ik er niet echt over te spreken en kwamen de verwachtingen op basis van de foto's bepaald niet uit.
My sister and I had a great time in Barcelona. The flat is in a nice district and well located for sightseeing. It was clean and comfortable with a nice little balcony. It is however reached by climbing 59 steps to the fourth floor so not suitable for those with restricted mobility.We would have liked mirrors in the bedrooms and a few coat hangers.
Jaime was helpful and responded quickly when the gas ran out.
What a lovely apartment. In a perfect area. Near the centre but still really central. Jaime and Hans made sure we had everything we needed and even took us through places to visit and eat. We cannot recommend this apartment highly enough.
Will definitely be back.
The apartment is located perfectly! To metro 2 minutes walk. By metro to Central Barcelona 2-3 stops. Near the apartment there is all necessary grocery stores. The apartment is clean and cozy. Two separate rooms with lockable doors, living room with sofa (can sleep one person). A small but fully equipped kitchen. Washing machine. Small balcony. We had a rest in April, so the air conditioning was turned on for heating. Helped a lot. The apartment works great the Internet. The owner promptly answered all questions before arrival and during our stay in Barcelona. The owner offered to arrange a meeting at the airport at a very reasonable price, which was very nice. in the apartment we were greeted by the Manager who instructed us in detail and answered all questions. Among the shortcomings we can point to the noise from the street, but it is influenced by raspolozheniem apartment in the Central part of our gratitude and satisfaction with the service provided.
Prima appartement. Van alle gemakken voorzien. Goede bedden. Heel centraal gelegen, vlakbij metro. Ook oploopafstand van la Rambla, strand en Mont juic.
Toen onze gasfles op was, hebben ze dat heel snel vervangen.
Om de hoek zit een heel gezellig tapasstraatje.
Met veel plezier in het appartement gezeten. Aanrader!
Jaime estuvo muy atento en todo momento y Jordi siempre dispuesto a ayudar. El apartamento muy limpio y equipado. La ducha muy ajustada por lo estrecha, vendría bien un agarradero para salir y entrar en ella. Por lo demás el apartamento está muy bien situado ya que tiene todo tipo de servicios en sus cercanías. Asimismo queda muy cerca de la zona antigua, Ramblas, Puerto, etcétera.
Buena experiencia en general. La atención de Jordi genial, con consejos prácticos para el viajero. El barrio tranquilo y con muchos comercios para el día a día, de buen precio y con el metro cerca. El apartamento correcto estado, pelín austero, colchón cómodo.
Lo mejor: cocina (muy completa).
Lo peor: tercero sin ascensor, las tuberías del baño huelen un poco, no hay persianas, ducha estrecha.
La casa está bien para alojar a 4 personas, la cocina está perfectamente equipada, está muy bien situada y céntrica, es tranquila, sin ruidos. El anfitrión se portó muy bien. Internet nos pareció un poco lento, el baño es muy pequeño y el grifo de la ducha cuesta mucho de regular para encontrar la temperatura deseada. Habitaciones correctas y camas comodas. Lo recomiendo.
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The apartment was really nice, close to the metro and comfortable.
The quarter is quite quiet and overall we had a great experience. I highly recommend to book this apartment. It has got a big double bed, one bunk bed and a single one. Jordi, our host has been really nice and has explained us many things. Thank you to the owner of the apartment and to Jordi !
The Appartement was aus described, only there was no TV, but we didn't need one because we had an iPad and there was wifi.
The walls were not so thick, so one can hear the neighbours, but for us it was not a big Problem.
Jordi gave us a lot of tipps of what to visit as tourists and how to get there with Bus and Metro. Thanx again very much. The Appartment is in Barcelona Center two Metro Stations away from the Ramblas. You need 50-100 meter to the Metro Station.
when we had a question about the oven Jamie replied very quick and solved the problem for us.
In Summary, wie can recommend the Appartement and we would came back again.
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Analysis of Bias during PCR and Whole Genome Amplification
Mentors: Dan Aird & Andi Gnirke
The GC content of DNA is not uniform along the genome; therefore some sections of the genome are not copied as well as others during techniques such as Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Whole Genome Amplification (WGA). Bias during amplification of DNA prior to sequencing an organism's genome will result in that genome containing regions that are under-represented or incomplete after sequencing.
With respect to PCR, Max compared the "GC bias" caused by different thermal cycler machines, and found that bias during standard PCR conditions was dependent on which thermal cycler is used. He also found that bias on fast-ramping cyclers could be slightly improved by slowing the ramp speed. In contrast, Max discovered that bias during optimized PCR conditions is not cycler-dependent. With respect to WGA, Max found that this technique also caused GC bias; however the bias appeared dependent on the GC content of the organism's whole genome, rather than that of specific DNA regions. This bias existed regardless of the starting concentration of genomic DNA.
Max, a senior at Cambridge Rindge & Latin School, optimized conditions to avoid amplification bias during the amplification reactions that precede DNA sequencing.

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Lemon Grotto
Combine 6 ounces (¾ cup) limoncello and 2 ounces (¼ cup) orange liqueur in a small bowl. Stir in 8 sliced strawberries, and soak at least 1 hour. Puree strawberry mixture in a blender; strain, if desired. Pour into 4 tall glasses. Top with sparkling wine. Garnish with lemon peel, and serve immediately. Makes 4 servings.
CL: What inspired you to write the book It's 5 o'clock Somewhere?
CM: It all started for me at 5:00 on a trip to Paris a few years ago. I was sipping a Champagne cocktail in a fabulous hotel lobby bar, listening to music and munching on those delectable bar snacks. I suddenly thought, this is what we all need, to visit all the luxe and fabulous places around the globe and sample their 5:00 cocktails. So my quest began to write a book on global cocktail favorites, including tidbits about each location, the cocktail of the moment, and downloadable playlists to keep you in the global mood!


text: Montreal Fashion Week just wrapped up its 19th edition last night at Marché Bonsecours. We hung out backstage, frontstage (and back at the lounge bar) to give you an idea of the unique energy that goes on before, during and between each show. This is an hour in two minutes. Who you've seen: Sabrina Barila (fashion designer) Eve Friede (fashion journalist) Elisabeth Lepage (Marketing Director Soïa&Kyo) Marie-Ève Chagnon (Fashion Designer) Philippe Dubuc (Fashion Designer) Kelly Craig (model) / Cary Tauben (Fashion Stylist) / Karine Pronovost+Vincent Francis (Model Agents) Denis Gagnon (Fashion Designer) www.denisgagnon.ca


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Whether people know it or not, theyre using photonic technology dozens of times each day.
Photonics lasers, sensors and optics are present in computers, microwave ovens, telephones, clock radios and cars.
Another little known fact is that Colorado is becoming a hub of photonic manufacturing.
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Keeping up with the technology and those who use it has just gotten easier with the publication of the Colorado Photonics Directory a listing of the states photonics organizations and federal laboratories.
The directory, published by the Business Advancement Center of the College of Business and Administration at the University of Colorado at Boulder, also provides an analysis of this rapidly growing industry.
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#1 Sun 18 Feb 07 3:59pm
Surprise Cake!
I want to make my partner a surprise cake for his birthday. I am thinking of making the chocolate and red wine cake from Gennaro Contaldo's book 'Passione'.
Now, we live together and I have limited time to make a cake when he's not in the house. I'm also not experienced with baking in the slightest and could use some advice. Basically, I want to know how far in advance I can get away with baking the cake and still be eating the cake when it is at its best.
Any ideas?
#2 Sun 18 Feb 07 11:59pm
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Re: Surprise Cake!
For cakes that are not fruit cakes you are probably looking at 2 days at the most. This depends on the cake (and how much fat there is in it). They'll go crumbly as they go stale. Best to make cakes the day of the party. Send him out for something or get one of his friends to take him out.
#3 Mon 19 Feb 07 1:15am
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Re: Surprise Cake!
I do a lot of baking, and can share with you that cakes are always, ALWAYS served best at room temperature. This is when the flavours are most alive. Having said this, I've never worried about making a layer cake the day prior to serving, provided I do one of these three things:
* Bake the cake layers, cool completely and wrap carefully yet tightly, with two layers of plastic wrap and refrigerate till next day. Remove from fridge, unwrap and allow cake to return to room temperature. No probs! Cake is yum and ready to be frosted with love and sweet goodness.
* Bake the cake, frost away and cover with a cake dome, leaving cake unrefrigerated if intended to be used the very next day.
* Bake the cake, gloriously frost it, cover with a cake dome - Oh hell, clear space in the fridge! - and refrigerate for a couple of days. And following the above rule of thumb, remove from fridge, and allow 2-3 hours for cake to return to room temp before sampling its cakey goodness.
Now, you can also freeze cake layers - simply wrap with two layers of plastic wrap, and place in a zip-locked freezer bag. Keep in mind that people do exactly that with a layer of their wedding cake and enjoy it a year later, so certainly you can do the same in a much shorter time frame if that's what you want.
#4 Mon 19 Feb 07 8:00pm
Re: Surprise Cake!
I have worked out that the only realistic time for me to make it is on Friday afternoon while he is at work (I can sneak home early). We're leaving early Saturday morning to visit his family. Once the cake is made, I will hide it in the boot of the car.
Does anyone have good icing recipes, that don't require refrigeration that I could do the day before? I am thinking something chocolately would be good.
#5 Tue 20 Feb 07 6:04am
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- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Surprise Cake!
Icing, I'd just mix icing sugar, cocoa powder and a little butter and water. Avoid large amounts of butter, cream or egg white containing icings. I hope your car is somewhere cool.
#6 Tue 20 Feb 07 10:58pm
Re: Surprise Cake!
My car is outside .... at the moment its very cool indeed, and that shouldn't change by the weekend!
Thanks for the tips!
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text: The wifes new HHR arrived last Wednesday. MSRP was $23,695. Out the door was $18,695 for a fully loaded HHR. We had pricing help from a friend of a friend that's the dealership GM. General Motors is also offering a $1500 rebate for Texas customers. Cardinal Red Cashmere Leather interior 2LT 2.4LTR 4spd Auto 17" Polished wheels Power Sunroof On Star XM Satelight AM/FM single indash CD/MP3 player Added and unexpected features were: Glove box IPOD connection Heated seats Tire Pressure Monitor system For some reason GM advertisement literature doesnt mention the tire pressure monitor system, not sure what models have it. Owners manual is very vague on when to turn off the Stabilitrac and Traction enhancement systems. At a guess I'd say during ice and snow conditions. Anyone know for sure? The owners manual has no information on checking the Auto Trans fluid. They do state not to change fluid and filter until 100K miles. Is this a non-service item? So far I've added an Eibach 2" lowering kit (when time permits I'll download pics taken while changing the coils, an easy job that takes 4 hours). Ordered Stainless Steel threshhold plates for the front doors and a black plastic threshhold plate for the rear hatch. Were researching wheels, interior trim kit, and drop in airfilters. So far I've only found K&N, I'd like to find a Dry Flow version if it's available. And as soon as I can pry her fingers off the steering wheel I'll get pictures of the car, in less than a week she's managed to put 400 miles on it. She says she's testing the fuel mileage numbers.


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Model 18 from SOCOM series for PS2 and model 18 from rainbow six vegas for X360. I used to get made fun of for using it on single shot and owning people. Not exactly sure on any others but there is at least 4 socom's, the best it looked was in BLACK though which was a fun game. Yes I am a gamer too and proud of it.
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Kids love colors. Kids love cars. Hence, the Color Car, designed to be easy for little hands to grasp and push.
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Manager, Research and Conservation.
Rebecca completed a PhD on embryonic diapause at the University of Melbourne in 1997. She left almost immediately for a position at the Smithsonian's Conservation & Research Center. During this time, she developed novel embryo culture systems for rare and endangered species and spent 5 giant panda breeding seasons in the Wolong Nature Reserve where she helped establish the Giant Panda Genome Resource Bank and routine reproductive management. During this same period established the Smithsonian's Neotropical Carnivore Initiative with Dr Nucharin Songsasen and with colleagues throughout the Americas, and spearheaded a multidisciplinary project aimed at improving the health, reproduction and conservation of jaguars. Rebecca moved to Toronto Zoo in 2004 to head up the reproductive department and initiated investigations into the role of genetic makeup on breeding strategies of wildlife species.
In April of 2007, she joined the team at the Taronga Zoo as Manager of Research and Conservation Programs focusing the research of Zoo scientists on wildlife ecology, behaviour, reproduction and health to inform best conservation practice. She is currently investigating the role of genes that control self-recognition and immune response (the major histo-compatibility complex; MHC) on mate choice in the Tasmanian Devil, with collaborator Kathy Belov.
Rebecca also chairs the Taronga Animal Ethics Committee and Conservation Committee and with collaborators from the IUCN has developed a scientifically based matrix to prioritise conservation and research projects.


text: 2007 marks the 100th anniversary of Pike Place Market, and it's celebrating with a year of special events. The main celebrations will run from the first day of spring to the official anniversary on August 17. The market is already a pretty festive place to be, with farmers' markets, flying fish, and festivals, so imagine the good times a centennial will warrant. A note on the website says more information will be available as the time draws closer. But I wanted to post this now so that if you're planning a trip to Seattle next year, you'll know to keep an eye out for birthday festivities whenever you visit.


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Although the term was coined already in the early 2000s, the discussion about "network neutrality", or net neutrality, has intensified in the past few years with a particular focus on the internet. In its modern context, net neutrality is the principle of letting all internet traffic flow equally and impartially, without discrimination. It allows internet users to access any web content or applications they choose, without restriction or limitation. The net neutrality debate has focused on whether or not to impose regulations to enforce neutrality. Industry regulators and governments are working to create legislation that would regulate net neutrality.
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Amore - Brend new with Wifi
Size16 m²
Floor No.0
- Kitchen
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Ariańska, 51-505 Krakow, Poland
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The apartment has a double sofa bed and kitchenette and bathroom. For the third person full-sized bed.
Tourists traveling by car can park your car in front of the building, on the unguarded Lubomirski street, or on two nearby guarded parking lots at ul.Lubicz.
House rules
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 77 HKD per guest/night extra
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|6 months
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Reviews of this property
Small but nice! Everything OK! I would book the hotel again.
Klein aber fein! Alles in Ordnung! Ich würde die Unterkunft wieder buchen.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Ok host, Robert switched on the heating after some time (when it had 5°C outside). The flat is quiet and nice and well located. Some things like the shower head do not work, the toilet paper was very little and the bed linen was very small. The host wants you to take off all your waste, but in the courtyard there is no open waste container. Over all a good place to stay, if you take such little things into your preparations.
I had a nice holiday in Cracow.
The apartment is located between Kazimierz and Stare Miasto.
Everything in walking distance.
Drawback: 4th floor – under the roof.
Apartment is pretty clean and quiet (not always).
WIFI works okay (though it could be a little faster).
TV offers only Polish stations.
But there is a very strong fan. Wash your clothes – they will be dry within hours.
Robert offers some service: Pick-up from airport (90 PLN), organization of sighteseeing-trips...
If I come back to Cracow I will try to rent this apartment again.
Have a nice stay.
The apartment was in an ideal location, and with a well equipped kitchen. Robert was very helpful and the place was easy to find and access
simple, clean, quiet, perfectly located between old town and kazimier
only shower handle should be repared
Everything was fine!
The apartment was certainly not an idyll. It was a small apartment in a backyard and with only a window to the back yard. Very dark apartment and poorly equipped with glass and tallerkener.Egner only for 2 people. Furniture consisted of two sofa beds one of which was used as a bed, but only a sheet and a duvet + 2 small pillows.
The heat in the room does not work, no cold water in the kitchen. Old dining table with four old wooden chairs, miserable. The apartment was the worst we have stayed in nogensinde.På spite of reprimand to the host was never cold water in the kitchen.
We are experienced travelers and also takes bad things as an experience, but this was a bad oplevelse.Ordet idyll should be changed to sleep. WiFi codes were listed on a spread over the TV, but it was wrong codes, so it was only solved by SMS and telephone to host two days before we got it right netflink and password.
The host was not engaging.
Some might call the apartment romantic, others would like us to call it something old dung.
The only star is for the short distance to Krakow's delights ..
Lejligheden var bestemt ikke en idyl. Det var en lille lejlighed i en baggård og med kun et vindue ud til baggården. Meget mørk lejlighed og dårligt udstyret med glas og tallerkener.Egner sig kun til 2 personer. Møbler bestod af 2 sovesofaer hvoraf den ene blev brugt som seng, men kun et lagen og en dyne + 2 små hovedpuder.
Varme i stuen fungerer ikke, intet koldt vand i køkkenet. Gammelt spisebord, med fire gamle træstole, elendigt. Lejligheden var den dårligste vi har boet i nogensinde.På trods af påtale til værten kom der aldrig koldt vand i køkkenet.
Vi er rutinerede rejsende og tager også dårlige ting som en oplevelse, men dette var en dårlig oplevelse.Ordet idyl burde ændres til slum. WiFi koder var noteret på et opslag over TV, men det var forkerte koder, så det blev kun løst ved SMS og telefon til værten 2 dage, inden vi fik den rigtige netflink og password.
Værten var ikke serviceminded.
Nogle vil måske kalde lejligheden romantisk, andre vil som os kalde det noget gammelt møg.
Den eneste stjerne er for den korte afstand til Krakows herligheder..
The apartment is located very centric and is quiet. Great communication with Robert.
Very centrally located on the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Despite heavy traffic street, very quiet, as in the backyard.
Sehr zentral an der Altstadt und dem jüdisches Viertel. Trotz stark befahrener Straße, sehr leise, da im hinterhof.
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First year beekeeper
One hive started from a nuc in June.
Drew out most of the frames in a 10 frame deep
I added a 2nd deep 2 weeks ago today. I checkerboarded the boxes
Today I inspected the hive. They have not drawn out the new foundation much at all.
The bees have tons of room.
They have more nectar/capped honey than they had last inspection. I have been feeding 1:1 for a month now.
I did not see much brood, but saw some. Way less than before. I did see some eggs as well, not many though.
I saw the queen.
I also saw 3 queen cells in the middle of some frames. One was capped. The other two were open and dry inside.
Does this mean that my queen is no good any longer? The bees are trying to supercede? Should I leave it be as it is?
Should I destroy the queen cells?
Or are they going to swarm. They have plenty of room, and have never been cramped.
Maybe I added the second deep too early? Should I size them down back to one deep?
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Publisher: SCEA
Developer: Game Republic
Genre: Action-Adventure
Players: Single-player
Platform: Playstation 2 computer entertainment system
Launch Date: Fall 2005
Target Age: 13-35
Rating: RP
Developed by Game Repblic and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan, Genji: Dawn of the Samurai is an intense 3D action-adventure game available exclusively on the Playstation 2 computer entertainment system. Inspired by the 11 th century Japanese literary masterpiece, Tale of Genji, Genji: Dawn of the Samurai provides a dramatic samurai plot fused with fantastical Japanese mythology. This historic samurai tale is set against the beautiful and elegant environments of feudal Japan , and delivers a story of two noble warriors engaged in a crusade against mythical forces controlling Japan . Genji: Dawn of the Samurai features authentic swordplay choreographed by Japan 's leading swordsman, and production directed by acclaimed industry veterans.
The setting takes place in 1159 A.D. Feudal Japan and the aristocratic period has come to an end and wealth and family lineage no longer control the land. Power now rules the land and the people. The Heishi, a brutal samurai clan armed with powerful mythical stones, has struck fear into the citizens of Kyo with its tyrannical rule and mysterious power. As Yoshitune, a cunning swordsman and one of the few surviving descendants of the vanquished Genji clan, players embark on an epic adventure across the beautiful country of feudal Japan to rid it of the Heishi clan's oppressive rule. With swords in hand and the aid of a powerful ally, players must wage war against skilled swordsmen, vicious demons and a world rife with evil. The dawn of the samurai has arrived.
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Top photo: "Up 4, 1000 Mesa" by Juan Angel Chavez
Bottom photo: "Vannilla" by Michael Genovese
UTSA hosts 'Sign Language' exhibit through Aug. 25
(July 17, 2008)--The UTSA Downtown Art Gallery and Unit B Gallery will present the exhibit, "Sign Language," featuring new works by Chicago artists Juan Angel Chavez and Michael Genovese. Works will be exhibited at both galleries during Contemporary Art Month at the UTSA Downtown Art Gallery through Aug. 25 and the Unit B Gallery from July 18 to Sept. 5. The exhibits are curated by Kimberly Aubuchon.
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Chavez and Genovese are non-degree holding artists and old friends who started making their art on the streets of Chicago doing "non-permission" collaborative works -- creating a graffiti-like sign language. Forming their ideas from found materials and street vendors, among other sources, the artists generate works as a result of experiencing what is in front of them.
Juan Angel Chavez is a multimedia artist whose work comes from obtaining and reconstructing things he finds. He gathers his art supplies from areas of the city that are deteriorating, finding objects with personality and history that describe our cultural make-up. The works are realized in large-scale sculptures, tableaux, collages, installations and public works that observe the natural and man-made and offer visual commentaries on the past and present.
Chavez was born in La Junta, Chihuahua, Mexico, in 1971 and now lives and works in Chicago. He studied art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His work has been exhibited at Bucket Rider Gallery, Chicago; Rhys Gallery, Boston; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Mexican Fine Art Center Museum, Chicago; and Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago. His public commissions can be seen at The Toman Branch Library, Chicago; The Whipple Home in Lake Forest, Ill.; The Chicago Park District and Chicago Transit Authority, among other Chicago-area locations.
Michael Genovese is a sign painter who believes that traditional sign painting is a living language, much like graffiti, and that hand-painted signs are a world apart from the printed signs that so often clutter city streets. As a service, he likes to give back. He paints signs on local street vendors' food carts in exchange for a hot dog or a fruit cup. In his recent works, old-fashioned sign-making traditions come to life in large, hand-painted festive signs and aluminum engravings.
Genovese was born in 1976 in Chicago, where he currently lives and works. His recent solo shows include "Just Cause It's Legal Doesn't Make It Right" at Jack the Pelican, Brooklyn, N.Y.; "We All We Got" at Packer Schopf, Chicago; and "Cabesa de Gato" at Norse Projects, Copenhagen, Denmark. His recent group exhibitions include, "Dark Matter at Co-Prosperity, Version 8" in Chicago; "Fusiform? at Rhys Gallery, Boston; and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" at the Chicago Cultural Center. He recently completed residencies at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; the Chicago Cultural Center and at Co-Habitat in Monterrey, Mexico. His public collaborations can be seen in Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston and other cities.
UTSA Downtown Art Gallery hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, and by appointment, at 501 W. Durango Blvd.Unit B Gallery hours are 1-5 p.m., Saturday, and by appointment. An opening reception, free and open to the public, is 6:30-10 p.m., Friday, July 18 at 500 Stieren St. (at Cedar Street).
For more information, contact Arturo Almeida, UTSA Art Collection curator, at (210) 458-4983.


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Aww, Patrick.... :frown2: What happened on your spins? Well, going home and working on it is the only thing he can do.
Oh, no. Well - his first time out. "Some days are a little rougher than others." That's for sure.
What worries me more than the mistakes is his style - the new, improved Patrick does not seem to have the purity and beauty of Patrick I. But let's see how he is in the FP.
Ouch, Patrick. So Jeremy leads with just 79. That's what the judges get for being so overly tough.
Fair. Didn't expect them to be this fair!
Go Kev!
I feel sincerely sorry for you Patrick Chan fans, I know how you feel, I can't enjoy skaters (even my favs) that I fear are going to fall. Now I wish I didn't even watch.
Shocking... except in view of his injury or illness or whatever it was.
Tend to think it's because of the pressure. In the warm-up, didn't Patrick land a perfect 3A?
To bad for Patrick. He is still rusty coming off his injury. I am sure he will improve.
Still got the highest PCS. Seems like even he is surprised at his score


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it has been a pleasure, but when push comes to shove, i will kill every single one of you, infected or not, to keep my family alive.

I'm prepared...I have the book, I can knock down my steps and grow a garden on the deck...I'm good.
lmao, good planning

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it's inevitable at some point, man.....I mean, we've been taking measures to prepare for pandemic for a long time now, which means they KNOW something can easily happen. I'm not actually saying THIS is the one or anything, but...
**** COULD GET REAL!!!! lol
[/quote]I hear ya. I am more fearful of a manmade terrorist type of a germ.[/quote]"Be Prepared" boy scout motto. I have considered the implications of a nucleur hit on 3 mile island and my escape route and destination, etc. I assembled a "psuedo survival kit". I agree it is better to have thought these things thru in the even of a real emergency.
The chances for survival are going to increase dramatically for those who have thought about this kind of thing.


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The Public Library Access Card (PLAC) is the name for the statewide library card, enacted by (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.1). The PLAC program allows an individual to borrow materials directly from any public library in Indiana. Books and non-book materials are eligible for loan through the PLAC program, but at least books that normally circulate must be available for loan. An individual who holds a valid public library card may obtain a PLAC. The fee for a PLAC 2017 is $65.00.
1. Availability of Cards. The Indiana State Library will provide a supply of numbered Public Library Access Cards to each public library in the State. Public libraries will not be charged for the cards when they are distributed from State Library. An order for a new supply of Public Library Access Cards may be placed on the PLAC Quarterly Report Form.
2. Appearance of Card. The Public Library Access Card (PLAC) will show on its face the following information: name of cardholder, address of cardholder, home public library of cardholder and expiration date of card. This information will be made part of the PLAC at the issuing library. The card is issued as an individual card to one specific person.
Definition of home public library (590 IAC 3): Home Library means the public library where an individual is a resident or real property taxpayer in the taxing district of the library or library from which a nonresident purchased a card.
The issuing library may be any public library in the state, not just the home library. The PLAC will show on its face the HOME library, not the issuing library if that library is different from the home library.
Guideline (a): Eligibility for PLAC. An individual who is in "good standing" and eligible to obtain a valid resident or nonresident library card from one of the 238 public libraries in Indiana qualifies to obtain a PLAC. A law passed in 1996 allows an individual to obtain a PLAC at any public library in Indiana. To receive a Public Library Access Card you must have a "resident" or a non-resident library card, I.C. 4-23-7.1-5.1. The fee for a nonresident card is at least the sum of $25.00 or the library's operating fund expenditure per capita if that amount is greater than $25.00. The cost of a PLAC card is set by the ILHB each year.
Guideline (b): "Good Standing" is defined at the local library level. Rules or guidelines used at the local library to determine eligibility for a local library card should also be applied when an individual requests to purchase a PLAC.
Guideline (c): A family PLAC will not be issued. The local library's guidelines regarding use of a library card by a person other than the actual cardholder should be followed if a family member wishes to borrow on a PLAC.
Guideline (d): A public library may choose to issue its own library card to an individual holding a PLAC to enable that library to properly check out materials to the patron. This determination is to be made at the local library level. Any local card that is issued to a PLAC cardholder should be marked clearly with the PLAC expiration date. Libraries that have registration files computerized should be certain to mark the expiration date of the PLAC cardholder's record in the database. PLAC cardholders may be required to show both the PLAC and the local library card to check out materials according to the lending library's rules.
3. College/University Student PLAC. Resident students are not required to have a PLAC to use the local public library in the college/university community.
If a college student wants to borrow materials from a public library other than his/her home library or the library in the college/university community where he/she resides, then the student will need to be issued a PLAC.
Guideline: Local libraries should follow established guidelines already in place for issuance of student cards to local college/university or other post secondary school students.
4. Refunds. No refunds of fees paid for a PLAC will be made under any circumstance.
5. Replacement Card. When a cardholder's PLAC is lost or stolen, the cardholder will be issued a replacement card at the library where the PLAC was issued. The fee for the replacement card will be $1.00 (subject to annual review by the Indiana Library and Historical Board) and will be remitted to the Indiana State Library. Names, addresses, and card numbers of individuals who are issued replacement cards must appear on the PLAC Quarterly Report Form.
6. Payment for PLAC. An individual may pay either by cash or by check when obtaining a PLAC. If payment is made by check, the check should be made out to the public library issuing the PLAC. Collection and deposit of fees should be recorded by the issuing library according to the prescribed method of the Indiana State Board of Accounts.
7. Submitting Fees to Indiana State Library. Collected fees on the PLAC should be remitted to the Indiana State Library on a quarterly basis using the PLAC Quarterly Report Form.
8. Books.
Definitions of books: hardbound print books, paperback print books, large print format books and lap or board books.
Books that normally circulate must be available for loan to PLAC cardholders.
9. Non-book Materials.
Definition of non-book materials: videotapes, audiocassettes, CDs, records, art prints, slides, microfiche, pamphlets, periodicals (single or bound issues), etc.
At the discretion of the individual library, non-book materials may be loaned to PLAC cardholders.
10. Annual Determination of Eligible Materials. Each local library will be required to annually determine what types of materials will be loaned to PLAC cardholders.
11. Required Statistics. Each library will be required by State Library to keep statistics recording the home library of each PLAC cardholder who borrows materials as well as the number of items borrowed by a PLAC cardholder.
12. Fees. Each individual library will determine the daily overdue fee for library materials loaned to PLAC cardholders by policy set by the Board of Trustees of that library.
Guideline (a): It is recommended that this daily fee be the same that is charged to local residents and a separate fee scale for PLAC users not be established by libraries.
Guideline (b): In the spirit of cooperation, when feasible, libraries should alert other libraries to problem borrowers having PLAC privileges that have accrued sizable overdue fines or have lost an inordinate number of items borrowed through the program.
13. Replacement Cost. Reimbursement for lost library material borrowed on a PLAC is the responsibility of the borrower not the borrower's home library. The replacement cost of an item will be determined by the lending library.
14. Materials Returned to the Wrong Library. The library to which the PLAC cardholder returns borrowed materials may determine if a fee will be charged to the PLAC cardholder if that library is not the lending library. If a fee is charged, the library to which the materials are returned is responsible for collecting the fee.
Guideline: PLAC users should be informed that they are expected to return materials borrowed using a PLAC to the lending library.
15. Statistics. Each public library is expected to report all required borrowing statistics that have been kept on the Public Library Access Card Program as a part of the Annual Report. The Board President shall attest to the accuracy of the report submitted on PLAC.
16. Eligible Materials for Loan. Each public library will be required to annually file with the State Library a report detailing what library materials will be loaned to PLAC cardholders.
17. Failure to Report. Failure to submit a complete statistical report to the Indiana State Library by the deadline established will result in the following action taken: 1. withholding of funds due to the library as a result of loans made in the program; 2. determination that the library is in non-compliance with Minimum Standards for Public Libraries; 3. withholding of state and federal funds to the library by the Indiana State Library.
Definition of a local agreement: a local or regional agreement made between two or more libraries that residents of each library district may borrow items from a public library in the other library district(s). (Another type of local agreement: a resolution by a local library board that the library will allow anyone with a public library card from another library in the state to borrow materials.)
18. Library Requirements. All local agreements must be in writing and approved by the participating libraries' boards of trustees. (These are only required to be placed on file at the State Library if you want your library on the statewide list of reciprocal borrowing participants.)
19. Loans Made. Loans to individuals whose libraries have local agreements may not be counted and submitted as statistics for reimbursement as part of the statewide PLAC program.
20. Net Loans. Payment of funds for this program will be paid out on the basis of net loans (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.2(d)). Money paid into the PLAC program fund to the Indiana State Library plus the interest earned on this fund during a calendar year will be divided by the number of net loans made to PLAC cardholders and the resulting figure will be the per net loan figure paid to libraries. By August 1 of each year, each eligible public library will receive payment for its net loans made during the previous calendar year.
Definition of PLAC net loans : a greater number of loans made by a library to PLAC cardholders from outside its district than loans made by PLAC cardholders from within its district at other libraries.
21. Requirements to Receive Payment. Public libraries with net PLAC loans must meet Minimum Standards for Public Libraries in order to be eligible for reimbursement through the Public Library Access Card Program. A voucher will need to be completed and signed by each library to complete the reimbursement process.
22. Appeal Procedure. A public library determined to be in non-compliance with the terms of the Public Library Access Card Program will have the option to appeal the decision at the first Indiana Library and Historical Board meeting following the notification to the public library of the judgment. The Indiana Library and Historical Board will render a final decision after hearing the library's appeal.
1. Determine that the individual holds a valid public library card either from your library or from another public library in Indiana.
Individuals who live in unserved areas may obtain a PLAC if they have purchased a non-resident card that costs a minimum of $25.00 or the library's operating fund expenditure per capita (if greater than $25.00) in the most recent publication of "Statistics of Indiana Libraries." This fee would be paid in addition to the PLAC fee.
2. Determine that the individual is in "good standing" (determined locally).
3. Issue the PLAC to an individual who meets the above criteria.
Charge the PLAC fee (if your library has decided to charge the total fee to the individual). Individuals may pay by cash or check made out to the issuing public library.
Charge the portion of the fee that the individual will pay (with the library paying the remaining fee). Individuals may pay by cash or check made out to the issuing public library.
Issue the PLAC with the library paying the total fee for individuals.
Type or write in ink on the face of the PLAC:
Replacement Card. Issue replacement card if a PLAC is reported lost or stolen or if there is a change of name or address.
College/University Student PLAC.
1. What is the Public Library Access Card?
The name for the statewide library card, enacted by law (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.1).
2. When did the Public Library Access Card (PLAC) program go into effect?
January 1, 1993.
3. Must all public libraries participate in the statewide library card (PLAC) program?
Yes. According to Indiana Code 36-12-3-2 and Indiana Code 36-12-7-2 (Class 2 public libraries), library boards "shall comply with and participate in the statewide library card program."
4. What types of materials are eligible for loan in the PLAC program?
Books and non-book materials. Each public library will annually determine what types of materials will be loaned to PLAC cardholders, but at least books that normally circulate must be available for loan.
5. Who is eligible for a PLAC?
Anyone who holds a valid library card issued by a public library in the state. To receive a Public Library Access Card you must have a "resident" or a non-resident library card, I.C. 4-23-7.1-5.1. The fee for a nonresident card is at least $25.00 or the library's operating fund expenditure per capita if that amount is greater than $25.00 plus the PLAC fee.
6. How does an individual qualify for a PLAC?
He/she must be in "good standing" at his or her home library. Libraries that issue PLACs must verify that an individual is in "good standing" at his/her home library (where the individual has been issued a local library card).
7. Is there a fee for the PLAC?
Yes. According to IC 4-23-7.1-5.1, the fee for the card is established by the ILHB based not less than 40% of the current average operating fund expenditure per borrower by all eligible public libraries as reported annually by the State Library in the State Library's annual "Statistics of Indiana Libraries." (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.10)
8. Who pays the fee for the PLAC?
Public libraries will pay the fee. By the local public library board's decision, the library may charge the individual the fee or part of the fee.
9. If individuals write a check when they are charged the fee for the PLAC, should they make out the check to the issuing library?
Yes. According to the State Board of Accounts, the check must be made out to the issuing library (not the Indiana State Library) and deposited daily. If cash is paid, it must also be deposited daily.
10. How would the public library deposit the collected fees?
Public libraries need to set up a separate fund, not an appropriated fund, if individuals have been charged the fee. It is not necessary to set up a separate bank account. The fund needs to be accounted for separately on the financial and appropriation form (Library Form Nos. 1, 1A, and 1B). All libraries will call this fund the Public Library Access Card (PLAC) fund.
11. If a library elects to pay the fee for individuals, what should be done at budget time?
If the library elects to pay the fee for individuals, it must appropriate in the operating fund any portion the library pays. This needs to be appropriated at the regular budget time or through the additional appropriation process if not done at the regular budget time.
12. Where does the money go?
Public libraries will send the money quarterly to the Indiana State Library to be placed in a designated fund account for the PLAC program (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.2). After the calendar year, the money plus interest will be distributed back to libraries on the basis of net loans. Loans made to individuals from libraries on local agreements will not be counted for reimbursement in the PLAC program.
13. How will the PLAC be used?
An individual may use the PLAC to borrow materials at another library. In order to use it, an individual needs to present the PLAC on his/her initial visit to the library and go through the registration process for that particular library.
14. When does the PLAC expire?
The PLAC expires one year from the date of application for the card. At that time, the PLAC cardholder would need to reapply for a PLAC.
15. May a library issue its own library card to a PLAC card holder?
Yes. Libraries may issue their library cards to PLAC cardholders.
16. Will interlibrary loan still exist?
Yes. The PLAC program does not prevent libraries from offering interlibrary loan as a service.
17. What does the PLAC fee pay for?
It helps cover the cost of borrowing books owned by another library.
18. Who wrote the guidelines for PLAC?
The Indiana General Assembly enacted the law, but the Public Library Services Committee of the Indiana State Library Advisory Council drafted guidelines for the PLAC.
19. How will public libraries receive the PLACs?
The Indiana State Library will provide libraries with the cards at no cost to the public libraries.
20. What kind of statistics will public libraries be required to keep for the PLAC program?
Each public library will record the home library of each PLAC cardholder who used their library as well as the number of items borrowed by a PLAC cardholder.
21. May the PLAC be used as a family card?
The PLAC is an individual card. The local library's guidelines regarding use of a library card by a person other than the actual cardholder should be followed if a family member wishes to borrow on a PLAC.
22. What does the PLAC look like?
The PLAC will show on its face the name, address, and home library of the card holder. It will also show the expiration date of the card. This information will be placed on the PLAC by the issuing library.
23. How will student cards be handled?
Local public libraries should follow established guidelines already in place for issuance of student cards to local college/university or other post secondary school students. However, resident students are not required to have a PLAC to use the local public library in the college/university community.
24. What if a student wants to use public libraries other than his or her home library or the library in the college/university community where he or she resides?
The student will need to be issued a PLAC.
25. Must materials borrowed on a PLAC be returned to the lending library?
Yes. PLAC cardholders should be informed that they are expected to return materials borrowed using a PLAC to the lending library.
26. May residents of other states buy a PLAC?
No. The PLAC is only for residents of Indiana (Indiana Code 4-23-7.1-5.1(b)(1)).
27. May a PLAC be issued to a child?
Yes. However, local libraries may have additional restrictions on materials that children may borrow.
Law. By request, you must sell a PLAC to any resident of Indiana who has a valid library card issued by any public library in the state. No longer do individuals have to return to their "home" library to get a PLAC.
Guideline. It is a local decision whether or not you contact the "home" library to verify the PLAC applicant's status on fines, etc.
Guideline. If you find that a person does not have a valid library card with him on the day he applies for a PLAC, you may verify that he has such a card by calling his home library.
Law. If you sell a PLAC to a nonresident of any public library district, you must charge the individual the PLAC fee plus your library's nonresident fee (see below).
Law. By a law beginning on July 1, 1996, your library's nonresident fee must be at least $25.00 or your library's operating fund expenditure per capita if that amount is higher. Libraries that have operating fund expenditures per capita that are above $25.00 must charge a nonresident fee that is at least as much as the actual operating fund expenditure. They may also charge more than that amount.
Guideline. It is a local decision on whether or not to charge an extra fee to an individual from a township that pays on contract for library service if that person wants to buy a PLAC. Your library may contact the "home" library of the individual to determine a per capita amount that the township pays, then subtract that amount from your nonresident fee to get an amount to charge the individual. For example, you call Library X and find out that the PLAC applicant is from a township on contract that pays $10.00 per person to the library for service. Your nonresident fee is $40.00. Subtract the $10.00 from the $40.00. Then charge the individual the $30.00 nonresident fee plus PLAC fee.
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Discussion in 'The Coffee Shop ~ Chit Chat' started by unknown19, Jul 6, 2008.
Did anyone watch rampage jackson and forrest griffin fight?.. If so, who won?
i didn't get to see it, but i guess forrest griffin one by unanimous dicision, he's a badass
Yeah I'm pretty pissed I missed the fight. I've been a griffin fan since he was on the ultimate fighter but honestly I didn't see him beating rampage. :gasp:
Griffin by decision. His kicks were devastating. Reminded me of when Jardine whipped up on Liddel's entire left flank. Griffin did that to Jackson's left knee.
It was a great fight. Griffin took a lot of blows himself.
Awesome!, I was hoping griffin would win :great:. Now maybe liddell can get another shot at rampage again, except this time stay away from the swooping right hand that put him on the mat. Does anyone know when kimbo's next fight is?
The Rampage Griffin fight was good, Forrest is a tough SOB. I think Rampage took him too lightly, plus the 9 months off because of filming the TUF show hurt him, but then again Forrest was the same way. If Chuck can beat Rashad in September, Forrest vs Chuck will take place at the end of December. Rampage should fight Wanderli Silva, which Silva had already beaten him twice over in Pride in Japan a few years back. Rampage will get a rematch after he wins his next fight.
Kimbo is a joke and apparently will fight in October against Brett Rogers who was the guy that called him out after the press conference back in May. I hope Kimbo gets KTFO!!
Couldn't have said it better myself. I can't disagree with anything you said. The only additional comment is that I hope Anderson Silva slips into the top slot if he wins his debut on July 19th. He's one of the best fighters of all time. However, there's other fighters that have already established themselves in the 205 division.
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Flood concerns replace snow worries in Valley
Youngstown Deputy Director of Public Works Charles Shasho said some people have a higher chance of having a flooded home.
Youngstown Deputy Director of Public Works Charles Shasho said some people have a higher chance of having a flooded home.
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Philippines Travel Information
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The Basics
Electrical current is 220 volts, 60Hz. Two-pin flat blade attachments and two-pin round plugs are used.
The official language of the Philippines is Filipino, but English is widely spoken. Tagalog is the most predominant of the many dialects or local languages spoken throughout the islands.
Travel Health
No special vaccination certificates are required for the Philippines, except by travellers arriving from an area infected with yellow fever. Vaccinations are recommended for typhoid, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B. Those who will be spending more than a month in rural areas should consider a vaccination for Japanese encephalitis, and those who may be at risk of animal bites should consider a rabies vaccination. There is a malaria risk in parts of the Philippines and visitors should seek medical advice before travelling; urban areas are generally considered risk-free. Dengue fever is a risk throughout the country; the best prevention is to avoid mosquito bites. Tap water is not safe to drink and ice in drinks should be avoided; cholera is a risk in the country and precautions are advised. Sea snakes can be highly venomous; travellers should be cautious in remote coastal waters, lakes and rivers, as anti-venom may not be readily available.
Medical care is good in Manila, although very expensive. Outside of the capital it can be very difficult to get medical attention. Comprehensive medical insurance is advised. Travellers should take along any prescription medication they require, in its original packaging, along with a signed and dated letter from a doctor detailing what the medication is and why it is needed.
Tipping is expected for most services in the Philippines. The standard practice is 10 percent of the total bill. Tipping is optional on bills that already include a 10 percent service charge.
Safety Information
Safety and security should be of paramount concern to any visitor to the Philippines. It is vital to be fully informed of threats and developments regarding crime, terrorism and kidnapping before and during a visit to the islands. Vigilance is vital throughout the islands, particularly in Manila, as opportunistic crimes are motivated by circumstances of poverty. Extremist groups have a history of kidnapping foreign tourists, and terrorist bombings have occurred in Manila and Mindanao, targeting transport and public places. Recent explosions in Mindanao have killed and injured many people. Security has been increased across the southern Philippines, and many foreign governments have issued warnings against travelling to Mindanao. Terrorist groups have also threatened to attack passenger ferries and other vessels, particularly those operating from Mindanao. The threat of terrorism and kidnapping is greatest in central, southern and western Mindanao, Basilan, Tawi Tawi, Jolo and the Sulu archipelago. The FCO, US Department of State and other governments advise against all travel to these areas, and care should also be taken in Palawan and at coastal resorts and tourist centres throughout.
There is a high incidence of piracy and armed robbery against ships in and around Philippine waters, and a risk of kidnappings at sea. It is believed that terrorists are continuing with plans to kidnap foreigners from the islands and coastal areas in the southern Philippines, putting all boats travelling to and from offshore islands in the Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago, as well as at dive sites, at great risk. Safety standards on ferries are low, and rescue services are not very comprehensive. It is advisable to avoid travel off the beaten track, and to leave travel plans with friends, colleagues or relatives.
The area is prone to typhoons between July and November, when flooding and landslides can occur: Typhoon Fengshen in June 2008 resulted in flash floods, landslides and rough seas that caused hundreds of deaths.
Local Customs
The concept of 'shame' is very important in Filipino culture and visitors should avoid offending or embarrassing anyone in public while visiting the Philippines. Failure to live up to accepted standards of behaviour brings shame not only on themselves, but also on their family. Any food or drink offered should be accepted, as this is a sign of hospitality.
Third party introductions are useful when conducting business in the Philippines and face-to-face communication is key. Emphasis is placed on building good working relations and getting to know each other. Business is conducted formally, and although punctuality is important, meetings may not begin on time. Dress should be conservative: suits and ties are the norm, although many Filipino men wear a shirt known as a barong tagalong, which is a far cooler option in the humid environment. English is widely spoken in business circles and business hours are usually from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
The international access code for the Philippines is +63. Major towns, cities and popular tourist spots are covered by GSM 900 and 1800 mobile phone networks with limited 3G coverage. Internet cafes are available in major cities and tourist resorts.
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Travellers to the Philippines over 18 years do not have to pay duty on 400 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250g pipe tobacco; and 2 litres of alcoholic beverages. Prohibited items include firearms or parts thereof, explosives and ammunition; printed material that contains subversive, obscene or pornographic content; drugs, gambling machines, lottery sweepstake tickets, or coin-operated video machines; gold, silver and other precious metals that do not have authentication of quality; non-identifiable brands of medicines or foodstuffs; coca leaves and any prohibited drugs; plants or parts thereof, fruits and vegetables.
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Two CD's I'm excited about are due out this fall!
I'm sure you have all heard Lady Gaga's new single, Applause. The official video came out recently, and I have to say, cool. Weird, yes, but you have to applaud her creativity. Her new album, ARTPOP, is due out in November. It's not in the catalog yet, because I still can't order it, but I'll let you know when!
Due out September 24 is Elton John's Diving Board, and the single, Home Again, is true to his older ballads, it's all about returning to your past. The video was shot in some amazing locations, it's actually beautiful. Take a look and let me know what you think. His CD is in the catalog, so put it on hold!


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Ohio rapid fire in the classified section just put up that they have some more bulgarians in new condition starting at $269 for a fixed stock version.......If I hadn't purchased 3 kits different kits in the last 30 days allready I'd be up for one!
Milled kits can be found, but the build cost is extremly expensive as only two companies make a milled reciever and they are quite expensive.
The finish on the bulgarians is supposed to be like new, so no refinish necessary I would guess, they do also have folders!


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Dylan Hafertepen UX Design & Development
I'm a San Francisco-based designer and full-stack developer who loves building functional, beautiful, data-driven websites and apps.
Previously designed for Adobe, Salesforce, MTV, and FWD.us. Currently UX Director at Hero.
FWD.us is a political organization focused on building advocacy for immigration and education reform through the use of tech. As their Creative Director, I led a comprehensive rebrand project, built advocacy applications, managed resources, and mentored at hackathons.
Javascript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Facebook API, Twitter API, FWD.us API, iOS, Android, Ruby, Rails, Postgres, responsive design, print design
Desk.com is a customer service platform for small to medium-sized businesses. As the Senior UX Designer, I built features used by thousands of customers and helped guide the Desk.com website through three rebrand projects with data-driven design.
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Identity is very important in the gay community. This need to belong has grown into countless labels, social groups, and cliques. To help understand and identify these social groups, I created the Gay Cliques Census and several interactive data visualizations to explain the results.
Javascript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Facebook API, PHP, MySQL, Google Docs API, Google Chart API
ArtPiles was a website for artists and patrons of the arts. Online from 2006–2008, the site became extremely popular; it hosted nearly 60,000 pieces of art and about 20,000 daily active users. I closed the site after two years running due to the expensive operating cost of hosting such a large community at that time.
PHP, MySQL, Javascript, JSON, jQuery, XHTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, AS3, Amazon EC2
GUBA was a leading online video website that helped users browse, download, share, and buy user-generated content and hundreds of movies and TV shows. GUBA offered multiple file formats for download to the PC, iPod, PSP, and other portable devices. As the Creative Director, I was responsible for the redesign of GUBA, brand development, building their video player, and optimizing the viewing experience though AB testing.
Javascript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Grails, Groovy, Java, AS2, AS3
Through careful AB testing and social integration, I helped grow this app from launch to 2 million MAU, making this a top-200 Facebook app. Social highlights include sharable high scores, friend challenges, in-game and app-wide achievements.
Javascript, jQuery, XHTML, CSS3, Facebook API, Java, JSTL, Google App Engine
I'm a big fan of the blogging platform tumblr, building apps and themes for tumblr's massive user base. My tumblr work has been used by nearly 1-million tumblr users and highlighted on Huffington Post.
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tank is an idea management system that categorizes thoughts with tags — making it a little bit easier than a note book. Designed as an HTML5 app, it can be run offline as a notepad for mobile devices, syncing updates next time a connection is available.
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As a product manager, it's so refreshing to work with someone like Dylan. He GETS social, games and Facebook, which was such a huge leg up when building out the AddictingGames Facebook App.
Any ideas I ran by him or suggested, he would take, improve upon and whip up in working order with what seemed like ridiculous ease. He is super passionate about the products that he works on which is an absolute delight and he always has the users' interests at heart.
There is no way that we could have built our app in such a short time without having Dylan leading the front-end implementation. This guy is a rockstar, a fantastic teammate and any company would be lucky to have him.
Dylan Hafertepen has an impeccable aesthetic and taste level. You can count on Dylan to be always leader in cutting-edge U.I. design. His upbeat attitude was a welcome addition to our team.
I need to clone him!
Dylan is the jam and a half when it comes to being an awesome coworker. @frauenyface via twitter
Dylan has a unique, unmatched skill to see a problem in multiple dimensions, therefore allowing him to anticipate the user experience across multiple platform and across multiple consumer segments.
He's genius in many respects. His thirst for knowledge leads him to innovative and novel solutions. Best of all, he is an artist at heart, but has the collaborative spirit needed to inspire consensus — key for multi-layered stakeholders.
Dylan is extremely easy to get along with and takes great pride in his work. I heartily recommend him to anybody in need of a strong creative + technical lead.
Dylan is a brilliant, pro-active team player who brings his creative resourcefulness to the job each-and-every day. As a rockstar UI Developer for the Shockwave.com team, he was quickly recognized by the organization as someone who had a lot to offer.
He's quick, conscientious and always approaches his work with the customer/consumer in mind—leading to optimal user experience. I'd gladly work with Dylan again, and recommend you scope him up asap.
I can't say enough good things about Dylan. He brings considerable insight, enthusiasm and skill to the table for every project he's assigned. Dylan comes to Desk.com with a rare skill set of being proficient from a technical as well as a creative stance when it comes to the web. If something doesn't work or isn't right, Dylan will always bring up valid problems with data to back up his points. All of this has made a huge impact to the entire marketing team. Overall, Dylan is a pleasure to work with and would be a strong addition to any team.


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I just got a sweet deal on it and want to know if anyone is running these in their 2010 rex. Pros, cons, and all around experience from install to functionality.
This is a discussion on anyone have a avic x940bt installed? within the Electronics/Car Audio forums, part of the Interior Mods category; I just got a sweet deal on it and want to know if anyone is running these in their 2010 ...
I just got a sweet deal on it and want to know if anyone is running these in their 2010 rex. Pros, cons, and all around experience from install to functionality.
I just installed one. Like it so far. What do you want to know? It installed like any other HU and works as advertised. How much did you get yours for?
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I'm looking at the same unit. Curious how it makes the stock speakers sound.
Silly question, but since this is a nav unit, does it require installation of a GPS receiver anywhere on the car (similar to satellite radio does)? I have a 2012 WRX without nav.
i just installed mine this weekend. makes a HUGE difference in sound quality compared to the stock deck. i was thinking abut getting replacement speakers, but am going to use the cash elsewhere. this deck comes with built in gps. comes with a little box like antena which i mounted on top of dash. from what i read, the antenna has been mounted on the deck before and gives no problems with reception, but i chose to go the on dash route. i eneded up getting mines for $594 shipped off of ebay, no refurb, brand new with 1 yr warranty. ended up paying bout $660 shipped for a pac swi-ps, mounting kit w harness, and deck. did install myself cause i dont like stereo shops which use electrical tape and dont trust anyone doing my sh!t
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I agree that it makes a huge difference in sound quality. I feel like my door speakers were buzzing and almost sounded blown with the stock deck but now they sound awesome. I just placed the GPS antenna on top of the deck and I get about 8-9 sats all the time. I also installed XM so I placed that receiver under the passenger seat and the XM antenna under the dash by the clock. I got mine brand new off ebay for $480. The seller was local so I just went and picked it up. I got the correct 7 inch dash trim from the local dealer for 63 with tax and then the wire harness and the Metra Axxess on Amazon for $50.
I also did this so I can still use the center console USB and AUX: http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/****pi...arket-hus.html
The forum "stars" out part of the link because it has c0ck in it. So just fix that and the link will work
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I have the 90bt. (it's a previous generation). I'd probably buy something else. A lot of bugs. If the 940 is bug free, then go for it.
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Are the bluetooth buttons in the steering wheel still functional after replacing the stock HU?
Thanks in advance!
Ok guys i hope i can get a response out of this. But, i just ordered a x940bt and i already ordered the jdm double din bezel. i know i need to get a adapter for the steering wheel controls, but are there a lot of units out there and what is best? also i would want to do the e brake bypass has anyone done this? Where did you get the kit and how easy was it to install. And last but not least what else would i need or would you recommend i get. Thanks
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Check out ae64.com for the harness and steering wheel control details. I just used a generic bypass off of eBay.
Which harness do you recommend?
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2013 Limited ISM Hatch -Current
i am searching for all of the things i will need and i am still having trouble. on the ae64 site it has 20 pin forward, 20 pin combo, 20 pin reverse and i dont know which one to get. i also and trying to find a good steering control unit that works well anyone recommend a good quality one? i appreciate all the help.
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An adorable Apartment in Athens
Size40 m²
Floor No.6(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Indoor fireplace
- Elevator in building
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Raidestou, 17122 Nea Smyrni, Greece
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|Calendar updated
It was fully renovated in 2011. It is in the sixth floor of the building. It is furnished and fully equipped. Very modern decorated.
The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer. Cutlery, dishes and pans, kettle, espresso coffee maker (espresso capsules are provided), toaster. There is also a vacuum cleaner and a laundry machine. One big closet will make your stay more comfortable. Bed linen and towels are provided.
The apartment is fully air conditioned. It has also a big terrace with amazing view. The apartment is very close to a Greek traditional taverna, a pharmacy, banks and public transport. The nearest beach is only 2 km away. 24 hours hot water. Airport transport is available upon demand at an additional cost.
House rulesThe guests in general must respect the property. Smoking is not allowed. Pets are welcomed upon prior arrangement. For everything you might need, I am 24 hours a day on call. The keys will be deliverd upon arrival and I will personally explain you everything you need to know for the apartment.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|263 €
|Price for > 2 guests
|11 € per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
The apartment has a spectacular view of the sunset in Athens. The terrace is spacious and well furnished, as well as the apartment, although I must admit that from the point of view of cleanliness left something 'to be desired. George Council to put in place a couple of electrical outlets "flying" ... the bathroom is very small as well as the kitchen. (Maybe draw a little picture 'in deception). well located apartment in the complex (at least for us with the car reached the city center in 10 minutes) with a supermarket a few meters away.
L'appartamento ha una vista spettacolare sui tramonti di Atene. Il terrazzo è spazioso e ben arredato, così come l'appartamento, anche se devo ammettere che dal punto di vista della pulizia lasciava un po' a desiderare. Consiglio George di rimettere a posto un paio di prese elettriche "volanti"... il bagno è molto piccolo cosi come la cucina. (forse le foto traggono un po' in inganno). nel complesso appartamento ben posizionato (almeno per noi che con la macchina si raggiungeva il centro città in 10 minuti ) con supermercato a pochi metri di distanza.
We stayed one week in George's appartment.
The place was really nice, modern, clean, very well equiped (hoven, washing machine, dish washer, hair dryer, etc.). It is really nice to be able to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner on the terrace.
George is a very good host. He has been really nice to us, and it was a pleasure to meet him.
He is very available and quick to respond when you need anything.
I would rent to him again without hesitation, I recommend.
Thank you.
Reviews for this host's other properties
we had a plaesant stay at George´s Apartment in Piraeus. The Apartment is perfectyl located in the centre of Piraeus
The apartment we stayed was clean and very spacious. We also asked for an airport transfer and it was made in quite reasonable price with no problems. Contact we Mr George is ok but I would really appreciate bigger support before we made a decision and chose his apartment.
If I can make any clues for your stay in Athens - book an apartment nearby the sea and don't worry about transport time or cost to city center ;)
the apartment is very good and clean, near the center. But we had a chick in delay of 2 hours (14:00 instead 12:00). In general, we are satisfied.
We have had a wonderful Holiday in House Roustika. A fantastic beutifull House! Everything was perfect and we were meat with great kindfullnes and hospitality from our contact person: Eleni and the People, that lived in the Village! We can warm recommend House Roustika for everyone.
Amazing clean and cozy apartment with everything you need. great and save area, we really enjoyed the stay and can warmly recommend George as a host ;-))
Laura, Kathi, Line and Peter
George was an excellent house manager, replied quickly and in detail for each request. The house is very nice, quite and clean, very bright with a fantastic view on Athens's harbour and more. Everything worked well. Pireaus area is not so comfortable to get beaches and Acropoli (it took about 45/55 minutes) but you can easily get buses and the metro stop is about 10' far away.
George is a great host, his apartment is very pleasant and robust. If you are looking to stay in that area, then it is the best place to stay. George was very attentive to my needs and made everything possible to accommodate my desires.
I would definately recommed the Apartment to everyone. It is fully renovated and modern decorated. George was a perfect Host and always very helpful.
The location is unbeatable for sure. Great Areas like Plaka, Acropolis, Monastiraki, Kolonaki are all within walking distance, from 1 minute away to a maximum of 15 minutes.
Athens in general is allways worth it to go there.
Thanks George. See you next time in Athens.
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Computer Speakers item created by jacksonchansf, Jun 12, 2012
Pros - loud, somewhat textured higher bass notes.
Cons - doesnt go very low, distorts at high volume, sounds boomy.
it is a decent value at 200ish but i think there are better subs out there for the money. it sounds rather boomy with any source and doesn't reproduce deep sub bass good at all.


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A few hundred people, at least, have tasted my mead without complaint, so this recipe works. Since my yeast usually dies of alcohol poisoning, no one notices it's bread yeast. That's my theory.
For 1 gallon, 3 lbs honey, spring water to make a gallon (about 3 quarts, peel of 2 small lemons - pared thin with a veggie peeler, 1/2 tsp yeast, regular fleischmanns (not rapid rise), and I put in the peel of a few grapes for tannin. Slowly bring honey, lemon peels, grape peels, and half the water to a boil, reduce heat, stir and simmer for 20 minutes. Let cool in pan some, then poor into clean bottle, top with extra water to proper level, stir. let cool to about 90 degrees, just cooler than body temp. Add yeast. Cap with breather put in warm closet. Takes 4 to 6 weeks. Siphon off, chill and serve. Discard sediment


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