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Van Gogh's apartment in center Prague
Size40 m²
Floor No.4(with elevator)
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- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
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|Tyrsova, 12000 Prague, Czech Republic
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Good connection with a city center and nice location makes apartment is ideal for sightseeing:
1) 10 minute by foot to the Wenceslas Square
2) 2 minutes' walk to subway station I.P.Pavlova and a lot of trams with same name
3) 2 km away is located Vysehrad (second castle in city)
4) Big park "Folimanka" just in couple of minutes' walk
Apartment's building was built in XIX century in beautiful Vinograd's district, in one block is a little garden very you can spend some time in hot summer days enjoying ice-cream.
Also close to subway station "I.P.Pavlova" you can find a few fast-foods and café: "KFC", "McDonald's", "Starbucks", "PAUL", and lovely pizzeria "Coliseum".
Moreover you can taste an amazing and unusual beer (coffee, banana and cherry beer) in a famous "Beer House" ("Pivovarsky Dum"), and it's located just in a 8 minute walk from the apartment.
Also very close is a supermarket "Zabka", nice caviar shop and a lot of little grocery shops.
In front of the building is public parking place and cost is around 16€/weekday, and weekends and state holidays is free.
Apartment is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay:
• Double bed – 160x200 cm
• Little comfy sofa – 140x200 cm
• Kitchenware (spoons, forks, knives, cups, dishes, pans etc.)
• Microwave
• Fridge
• Washing Machine
• Stove and oven
• TV with more than a 500+ channels
• Free Wi-Fi
• And other (hair dryer, iron, ironing board, hoover, dryer rack)
If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!
House rulesNO SMOKING in apartment!
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 9 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
The city of Praha consists of seven parts. It is treasure box! This flat is in center of these miracles.
The apartment has thoroughly enjoyed it. The location is excellent. The reception was excellent and as planned in advance. It is fair to suggest readily about this contact.
Das Apartment hat uns sehr gut gefallen. Die Lage ist ausgezeichnet. Der Empfang war auch wie im Voraus geplant hervorragend. Man kann diesen Kontakt durchaus ohne weiteres weiter empfehlen.
We liked it very well in this apartment. The room is big enough for two people. For four people I can gave me not so good dishes vorstellen.Das grade for two! Alex was always helpful and friendly. The location is very convenient if you want to go by metro or tram. Even a small farmer's market is near. We can imagine to live there again.
Uns hat es sehr gut in dieser Wohnung gefallen. Das Zimmer ist groß genug für zwei Leute. Für vier Leute kann ich es mir nicht so gut vorstellen.Das Geschirr reichte grade für zwei! Alex war immer hilfsbereit und freundlich. Die Lage ist sehr praktisch, wenn man mit Metro oder Straßenbahn fahren möchte. Auch ein kleiner Bauernmarkt ist in der Nähe. Wir können uns vorstellen, noch einmal dort zu wohnen.
A total great stay in Prague.
Accommodation was great, though the sometimes very young guests NEN over or under me very high "noise" had.
Nevertheless, this apartment highly recommend ...
Ein insgesamt toller Aufenthalt in Prag.
Unterkunft war super, wenn auch die zum Teil sehr jungen Gäste über bzw unter mir nen sehr hohen "Geräuschpegel " hatten.
Dennoch, kann dieses Appartement sehr empfehlen...
The place was quite nice, Although not located in the city center as the advert says. Nonetheless, it is few minutes walking from the metro station Pavlova and 15-20 minutes walking from the actual center. The apartment itself was nice: there is really everything you may need and it was nicely furnished. The only remark I have Concerns That the management is absent and, Although I tried three-four times, I never managed to get any response to phone calls and text messages about Whether I could store my baggage in the residence for a last visit in the city - Which, with no answer, I could not do. Otherwise, everything was fine.
The place is nice, although not located in the city center but close to Pavlova metro and about 15-20 minutes walk from the center itself. The apartment is beautiful: there is everything you could need and is furnished in a very aesthetically pleasing. The only problem concerns the management that is completely absent and, although he has tried three or four times, I never managed to get an answer by phone or text message when asked to leave luggage in the residence before a final round in the city departure day - which, not having received any reply, I could not help.
The place was quite nice, although not located in the city center as the advert says. Nonetheless, it is few minutes walking from the metro station Pavlova and 15-20 minutes walking from the actual center. The apartment itself was nice: there is really everything you may need and it was nicely furnished. The only remark I have concerns the management that is absent and, although I tried three-four times, I never managed to get any response to phone calls and text messages about whether I could store my baggage in the residence for a last visit in the city - which, with no answer, I could not do. Otherwise, everything was fine.
Il posto é carino, sebbene non collocato nel centro cittá ma vicino alla metro Pavlova e a circa 15-20 minuti di cammino dal centro vero e proprio. L'appartamento é bello: c'é tutto quello che puó servire ed é arredato in modo molto piacevole esteticamente. L'unico problema riscontrato riguarda la gestione che é assolutamente assente e, nonostante abbia provato tre-quattro volte, non sono mai riuscito a ricevere alcuna risposta telefonica o via sms quando chiedevo di lasciare i bagagli nel residence prima di un ultimo giro in cittá il giorno della partenza - cosa che, non avendo ricevuto alcuna risposta, non ho potuto fare.
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My husband and I stayed at this one bedroom apartment on Korunni Street in Vinohrady while visiting our son in Prague. The apartment was excellent and our check in and out went smoothly. Alex was very helpful in getting us a very early taxi to the airport on our departure day. From this location you can easily walk to the Old Town, Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square, etc. for sightseeing. It is also close to the metro and tram lines as well as grocery stores and restaurants. There is a small, but well equipped kitchen for preparing meals and snacks. We would try to book this apartment again on another trip to Prague. This is our second booking with Wimdu in Prague and we would highly recommend using this service, Liz and Peter, Ottawa, Canada.
It is a very nice and big flat near the city centre. A very pleasant place to stay! Just the TV set did not work and we did not get any help from Alex...a pity!
We recommend this flat for your stay in Prag!
Really nice appartement so really well located closed to the centre. As in the pictures. So good experience! Thanks for all!
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The greatest grand slam winner in men's tennis history will take on the most recent when Roger Federer and Andy Murray meet in an Australian Open semi-final tonight.
US Open champion Murray and Federer - whose 17 major titles include four in Australia - will be out to book a spot in Sunday night's final against world No.1 Novak Djokovic.
They are expected to have a much tighter tussle than the Serb's 6-2 6-2 6-1 whipping of Spanish fourth seed David Ferrer on Thursday night.
While the Federer-Murray clash is an enticing main course, Friday's entrees have a strong Australian flavour.
By the time Federer and Murray take to Rod Laver Arena, four other Australians could already have become Australian Open champions and four more might have booked their place in weekend finals.
Sixteen-year-old Ashleigh Barty and compatriot Casey Dellacqua will seek to become the first all-Australian pairing in 36 years to claim the women's doubles title.
In just their third tournament together, the Australians will be underdogs in the final against Italian top seeds Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci, who won the French Open and US Open together last year and were runners-up in the Australian Open.
Also chasing a trophy are Australian juniors Jay Andrijic and Bradley Mousey, who will take on German Maximilian Marterer and Austria's Lucas Miedler in the boys' doubles final.
Two more Australians, Jarmila Gajdosova and Matthew Ebden, will play in a mixed doubles semi-final on Friday against Kazakhstan's Yaroslava Shvedova and Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin.
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Arkansas fishing regulations handbooks
Copies of "Beginner's Fishing Guide"
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Arkansas has about 600,000 acres of lakes and more than 9,700 miles of fishable streams. More than 200 species of fish inhabit these diverse waters. Deep reservoirs, shallow lakes, bayous, cool-water streams, large rivers and tailwaters beneath reservoir dams offer anglers a buffet of fishing destinations. Fishing is a popular recreational activity in the state with hundreds of thousands of anglers enjoying the sport each year. From inexpensive cane poles and live bait to specialized tackle and gear, everyone can find a level of fishing to enjoy on the water.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) – the state agency responsible for managing fish and wildlife
Angler – a person who participates in recreational fishing
Baitcast reel – a fishing reel that revolves during the cast and must be controlled by an adjustable brake and magnets within the reel along with thumb pressure; also called a level wind reel; the most difficult reel to master and generally used by advanced anglers
Cane pole – a simple fishing pole made from the dried, hollow stem of the river cane plant with a fixed length of fishing line affixed to the terminal end; ideal for fishing from the bank or in tight locations, especially for panfish
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Fisheries biologist – a scientist who studies and manages wild fish populations
Fisheries management – the scientific guidelines and procedures used by fisheries biologists to accurately provide for healthy fish populations
Fishing knots (Palomar, Improved Clinch, etc.) – various knots used by anglers to secure hooks and terminal tackle to fishing line
Fishing license revenue – funds generated from sales of fishing licenses that support management of fish species
Fishing regulations – legal codes set by AGFC to ensure sustainable fish populations for enjoyment of the people; Commissioners review scientific recommendations from fisheries biologists and input from the public before establishing regulations
Fishing rod – a slender, hand-held pole usually made of graphite, fiberglass or composite material used by anglers to catch fish; general types include spincast, spinning and baitcast rods
Live bait – a variety of organisms that can be placed on a hook to catch fish; common types include worms and grubs, crickets and other insects, and crayfish
Possession limit – the legal number of fish of one species or group of sport fish species that an individual may possess in person or in storage; determined by doubling the daily limit
Spincast reel – a fishing reel activated by depressing and holding a button when casting; also called a closed-face reel; the simplest fishing reel to operate and usually the first that anglers learn to use; is not as accurate to cast as baitcast and spinning reels
Spinning reel – a fishing reel with an exposed spool that hangs underneath the rod; activated by opening a wire bail to release the line before casting, which is pulled from the spool by the weight of the lure; also called an open-face reel; more difficult to use than a spincast reel but easier to master than a baitcast reel
Sport Fish Restoration Act – federal legislation enacted in 1950 that collects excise taxes on the sale of fishing tackle and equipment that is returned to the states for fisheries management work; raises over $600 million annually
Sport fish – any species of fish sought by recreational anglers by rod or pole for food or enjoyment of catching; AGFC sets regulations concerning sport fish angling that are listed in the annual fishing guidebook and online at www.agfc.com
Tackle box – a container to hold terminal tackle, line and other items used by anglers to catch fish
Terminal tackle – hooks, weights, swivels, artificial lures, etc. attached to the end of the fishing line to catch fish
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Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center
The Argyros Health Center addresses an immediate need for increased health care services in one of the fastest growing cities in the Coachella Valley. La Quinta experienced a fiveyear growth rate of more than 52 percent from 2000 to 2005 according to the Coachella Valley Economic Partnership, and recent studies have shown that there are not enough primary care physicians in the area to meet the demand. Designed to serve a population of 80,000 to 100,000 people, the Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center will provide the La Quinta community with an additional 15 primary care physicians and 80 to 100 health care professionals within the first four years of its opening.
According to Joseph Scherger, MD, Vice President of Primary Care Services at Eisenhower, the new state-of-the-art Center will house a comprehensive set of services designed to provide residents of the La Quinta area the same world-class medical care patients receive on the main campus of Eisenhower Medical Center.
"At Eisenhower, our objective is to provide the finest health care available anywhere," says Dr. Scherger. "The Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center is a place where we believe we can provide the "ideal patient experience," and achieve the highest possible level of patient satisfaction. This Center will truly be a five-star facility. Our goal is to promote wellness through prevention, healing through compassionate care, and clinical excellence through our focus on comprehensive, technologically-advanced treatment options."
When the Center opens, six primary care physicians will be in residence. The new practice will occupy the entire third floor which will ultimately house up to 15 physicians, including family physicians, internists, and gynecologists.
"Patients will not feel rushed," shares Dr. Scherger, "And they will be encouraged to have ongoing communication with their physician through our Eisenhower 365 Personalized Care program. In addition to face-to-face office visits and phone calls, patients can communicate with their doctors online through our partnership with RelayHealth®. It's a great benefit for patients," explains Scherger, "enabling them to do an 'E-visit' with their doctor and to access their Eisenhower personal health record. It's a relationship-based approach to care, and is the foundation of everything we will do at the new Argyros Center."
Dr. Scherger adds that the mix of services and medical expertise available in the primary care center will be continuously adapted to meet the community's needs. "We will constantly be looking at trends in the La Quinta community to ensure we are providing the optimum level of patient care."
Also on the third floor, one of the unique services that will be available at the Argyros Center is Eisenhower's new Executive Physical Program with pricing beginning at $1,500. The program offers a comprehensive, one-day health assessment combined with recommendations and prevention strategies to maintain and improve a patient's health. The Executive Physical will include a comprehensive review of a patient's medical history, followed by a full range of preventive screening tests for early detection of cancer, heart and lung disease, as well as other serious medical problems. The procedures are all done in one day, with a personal patient liaison coordinating the schedule.
Physicians in the Argyros Center will be able to conduct many diagnostic procedures on-site at the new Eisenhower Imaging Center on the first floor. Imaging technology will include computed tomography (CT) scanner, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, ultrasound machines, and diagnostic X-ray. The images will be available immediately online, so that referring physicians can confer with Eisenhower radiologists to review the results. There will also be an Eisenhower Labtechniques on-site to facilitate quick and efficient processing of all routine lab tests."On January 22, 2010, Eisenhower Medical Center will dedicate the new three-story, 92,000-square-foot Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center. Atop one of the highest elevations in the valley, this state-of-the-art health care facility is one of the most striking and beautifully constructed buildings in the area."
Mammography, ultrasound testing, ultrasound-guided biopsies, and bone density scanning will be available on the second floor, in a new Eisenhower Schnitzer/Novack Breast Center dedicated to selected diagnostics and screening. Certain radiation treatment options will also be available at the Breast Center, as well as at a new Eisenhower BIGHORN Radiation Oncology center on the first floor, where Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center patients can receive radiation treatments.
The centerpiece of the Argyros Center's first floor will be a 7,000- square-foot Immediate Care Center, a same-day primary care facility staffed by physicians who are Board Certified in emergency medicine, internal medicine or family medicine. The new clinic will contain 13 state-of-the-art treatment areas, including 12 exam rooms and a procedure room. The clinic at Argyros will replace the existing 4,500-square-foot Express Care on Highway 111 in La Quinta. (This facility will become the new La Quinta location for Eisenhower Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy programs.)
According to Lynn Hart, RN, MSN, Associate Vice President at Eisenhower and Project Manager for the new Center, the new clinic will focus on non-emergency complaints, including coughs, colds, earaches, sore throats, influenza, falls, bruises, strains, minor fractures and lacerations, allergies, urinary complaints, insect bites, rashes and skin infections. The Immediate Care Center will also offer routine vaccinations and school and sports physicals.
"Appointments are not necessary for treatment at the Center — walk-ins are accepted,"Hart says,"However, by calling for a same day appointment, patients will ensure they will not have to wait to see a medical professional."
In addition to the clinic, the Eisenhower George and Julia Argyros Health Center's first floor will include a Center for Healthy Living where visitors can obtain medical information on specific health topics and have weight and blood pressure checks. Computers will also be available so visitors can do health research online, as well as access RelayHealth. In addition, the Center for Healthy Living will offer many of the courses and health and wellness lectures that are available on the Eisenhower Medical Center campus.
Visitors looking for refreshments will find a popular Einstein Bros.® Bagels, with a healthy "grab and go" menu featuring bagels, salads, and beverages.
The second floor of the Center includes a number of classrooms that will be used for community lectures and education programs. The classrooms will be wired to the main Eisenhower campus, so that training sessions and lectures can be simulcast in the Argyros Center. Ultimately, the second floor will have two additional clinics: a family medicine clinic, staffed by Eisenhower medical residents affiliated with a major academic institution, and an orthopedics and sports medicine clinic.
"The health and wellness program at Argyros will have two principle components," Dr. Scherger says. "One is to provide the community with critical health information that they can access on their own. They won't need a doctor's referral…they can just come in, talk to our staff, attend lectures, do their own research. The other service is providing patients with referrals to doctors at Argyros who can help them with their specific health needs."


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American Airlines Center is always the place to be in DFW when the Dallas Mavericks take the court. The Mavs are riding a 381-game home sell-out streak. But Wednesday night's game added a little extra buzz to the crisp January air, because the two-time defending world champion Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant were in town for a nationally televised game on ESPN. It was on this night that Dallas Mavericks Dancers director Mallory Mills granted me an all-access pass to the "Hottest Dance Team in the NBA."
The Dallas Mavericks Dancers practice three to four times a week, depending on the Mavericks home game schedule. They work out at Elevation Fitness and are all business as they hone their moves for every performance. Mills, a Mavs dancer for seven years before taking the reigns for the 2010-11 NBA season, keeps a close watch on all the goings-on.
The dancers arrive at least two hours before every home game to rehearse the night's routines in the arena's corridor just outside of their personal locker room. They mark the floor with tape to simulate the court in order to hit their marks precisely before heading out to perform for more than 20,000 people in the crowd -- and the millions watching on ESPN. Then it is off to the locker room for make-up, hair and last-minute uniform changes before heading out for the player introductions.
"The intro is my favorite part," said Jenna G., a second-year dancer. "When the lights go down, the music starts and all the fans are up cheering, it really gets my adrenaline going."
Following the introductions, it is straight back to work as the dancers prep for their first routine following the second timeout of the first quarter. The girls huddle up for a prayer before the first performance of each game and then they're off. For this game, the "Aerosmith Mixture" of Ragdoll, Dude Looks Like a Lady and Walk This Way was selected for their first act. When talking to one of the rookie dancers about the excitement of playing the glamorous Lakers, she was quick to point out that "they have Lamar Odom and he is married to Khloe Kardashinan."
Then it is back to the locker room to change uniforms and regroup for the second half. When I said I had all-access, I was not kidding. I hung out in the back of the room in the veterans corner and chatted up fellow TCU Horned Frog Paige J., a third-year dancer. "It is an entirely different perspective to watch a TCU football game from the stands as opposed to being part of the action at Mavs games," she said, adding that each is a nice break from the other as she is set to graduate in May.
After halftime, it is back to work as they are rehearsing the routine to Nelly Furtado's Maneater, which will follow the second timeout in the third quarter. Lauren C., in her second year as a Mavs Dancer, is also a former member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. While she said she is often recognized out in public from both teams' huge legion of fans, there is a big difference in performing out on the field at Texas Stadium and the court at the AAC. "The fans are so much closer at the Mavs games," Lauren said. "It's almost like they are right on top of you. It really is just a different level of energy."
When the fourth quarter began, the Mavs Dancers ventured to their place in the crowd, the railing along Section 109, before heading out on the court for their final routine of the evening to AC/DC's Thunderstruck. The crowd, including Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo and Hall of Fame running backs Tony Dorsett and Emmitt Smith, was treated to a Mavs 109-100 victory over legendary coach Phil Jackson's Lakers.
I have seen the 2010-11 Dallas Mavericks Dancers go from the 261 girls who attended their Mavs Dancers tryouts in July to the final roster announcement in August to the Mavs Dancers calendar release party in November. As I witnessed all of the behind the scenes preparation that Mallory Mills and the dancers put into ensuring their in-game performances are flawless, I gained a newfound respect for their dedication and teamwork. I also realized what a major role the Mavs Dancers play in the Mavericks' 381 straight sellouts at home.


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Plays and Librettos
Arthur Hobson Quinn in the preface to his A History of American Drama bemoans the rarity of early plays, "which were usually issued in perishable form and whose very popularity proved to be their doom." The American Antiquarian Society's collections include over 850 plays represented in our online catalog and approximately 600 additional plays not yet cataloged. The plays and librettos in the AAS collection provide a window into America's ambivalent relationship towards the theater, and document the development of a native dramatic voice. During the colonial period there were strong prejudices against the theater in New England, New York, and Pennsylvania. The earliest references to plays being enacted in America refer to the South and often seem to reflect amateur or mixed rather than "purely" professional productions. By the 1730s occasional plays were being performed in New York and Philadelphia, but these appear to be sporadic efforts eliciting strong local protest. Perhaps the earliest play in the AAS collections is a collegiate production: The Military Glory of Great-Britain, an Entertainment, Given by the Late Candidates for Bachelor's Degree, at the Close of the Anniversary Commencement, Held in Nassau-Hall New-Jersey September 29th, 1762 (Philadelphia: William Bradford, 1762).
The years 1752-1754 saw the first tour of an indisputably professional theatrical company, that of Lewis Hallam from England. Hallam's widow returned to this country in 1758 as part of what would come to be known as The American Company. On April 24, 1767, this company presented The Prince of Parthia, by Thomas Godfrey. This was the first play by an American author to be performed by a professional theatrical company in America. The Antiquarian Society holds a copy of the first edition of this work, published as part of the author's Juvenile Poems on Various Subjects (Philadelphia: Henry Miller, 1765).
In 1774 the Continental Congress passed a resolution discouraging all forms of public entertainment. Plays were still published, notably such patriotic efforts as Mercy Otis Warren's The Group; as Lately Acted, and to be Re-acted to the Wonder of All Superior Intelligences, nigh Head-quarters at Amboyne (Boston: Edes and Gill, 1775) and John Leacock's The Fall of British Tyranny, or, American Liberty Triumphant, of which the Society holds copies printed in Philadelphia, Boston and Providence in 1776.
Following the Revolution the theater began to gain wide popularity and acceptance, in spite of a lingering reputation for impropriety, with the final anti-theatrical statute in Boston being allowed to expire in 1792. The earliest dramatic works for children held by the Society date from this period: two works translated from the French of the Countess de Genlis and printed by Isaiah Thomas in Worcester in 1785. The librettos at AAS include the first musical theatrical work written in the colonies: The Disappointment: or, The Force of Credulity. A New American Comic-Opera, of Two Acts. (New-York [i.e. Philadelphia], 1767). This work was advertised for performance in Philadelphia in 1767, but the performance was cancelled, the reason given being that the work contained unsuitable "personal reflections." Several other examples of comic opera librettos published in the period following the Revolutionary War are represented in the collection. By contrast, a search of the catalog uncovers only one libretto for an oratorio published prior to the formation of the Boston Handel and Haydn Society in 1815; and that work, "Solomon's Temple," is only published as part of Wellins Calcott's A Candid Disquisition of the Principles and Practices of the Most Antient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons (Boston: William M'Alpine, 1772).
The Plays collection proper consists of individual plays and librettos published in America from 1821-1876, and of plays and librettos published outside North America. The Plays collection is physically divided into two sections, the cataloged portion arranged by call number and the uncataloged portion shelved alphabetically by title. The cataloged portion, which includes all North American publications through 1840, is accessible through the online catalog. There are author and title checklists for the whole collection in the "Uncataloged Collections" card files in the Reading Room.
Plays are also selectively annotated in Frank Pierce Hill's American Plays Printed 1714-1830 (New York, 1970) and Oscar Wegelin's Early American Plays 1714-1830 (New York, 1905).
Plays and librettos are also found in other portions of the collection. Works published in America prior to 1821 are located in the Dated Books and Dated Pamphlets collection. Collections of plays postdating 1820 are classed in the American History and Culture collection at G331. Dramatic works for children are included in the Children's Literature collection. All the preceding segments of the collection are accessible as described in their sections of this guide. The best strategy for searching across these collections in the online catalog is by subject. Plays are assigned the genre term "plays," subdivided by date.
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Mostly I've been ill. Some horrid virus thing had me feeling grotty for about 8 days and I still have a cough that keeps me awake at night :/
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This chapter provides guidelines for people who have undertaken the responsibility of producing the pairing for a tournament. Although a draw can be produced manually, it is now common practice to use a computer to carry out this function.
This is for a good reason. Although the McMahon rules are apparently easy to state as described in Chapter 9, the more formal details get far more complex. So much so, that it is virtually impossible for a human to produce a pairing which satisfies all the rules in a reasonable time.
Accordingly, these guidelines cover the use of computers in producing the draw. There is no discussion of any particular program, instead we seek to uncover principles of good practice, be it for a manual or computer draw.
The information in this chapter is primarily aimed at larger tournaments such as the London Open, or the British Go Congress, but the principles of good practice apply to all tournaments. In smaller tournaments, it may be the case that one person plays the rles of Tournament director, Drawmaster, referee and assistant!
Since it is the Drawmaster's responsibility to produce the pairing for each round on time, he or she should be closely involved in setting the playing times for the tournament. There are three good reasons why it is important to produce the pairing on time:
Two of the most common reasons why schedules slip, are inadequate planning for registration on the day and very slow play by some top players using excessive byoyomi/overtime periods. Therefore the schedule needs to be designed to take into account the vagaries in these areas. Registration is discussed in more detail below, but for now it should be emphasised that once one has decided on a schedule, then every possible effort should be made to stick to it. In particular this means having a clear policy on how to handle late arrivals, and publishing that policy in your tournament literature. You will also need to have formulated a policy on how to deal with slow play holding up the draw for the next round. Players do get disgruntled if they appear to be hanging about for no obvious reason.
The schedule specifies starting times in detail for each of the tournament phases, and the Drawmaster needs to be sure that all the times announced are realistic. This needs to be done before the tournament publicity is produced.
It is the Drawmaster's responsibility to ensure that the correct details for a player are used in constructing the draw. Registration systems vary from the simplest "give me a call" to highly sophisticated on-line database systems which can produce a registration file for you to import. Whatever the system, the Drawmaster has to ensure that the correct data is used in the draw system and that no player is entered twice.
In theory the source of all data for the system is the entry form, so the Drawmaster must approve this form at the time that the tournament publicity becomes visible to players.
The Drawmaster works under pressure in order to produce the draw on time. If you are lucky enough to have your own physical room, then well and good. If not then you must make arrangements to clearly identify your workspace in a shared environment. This can be done by suitably arranging furniture, or judiciously employing a ball of red string to mark your territory.
Apart from space for your equipment and a chair, you should arrange the space for a chair to accommodate an assistant to help with result entry.
Without doubt one of the most complex aspects of running a tournament is managing registration on the day the tournament starts. It is at registration that player's details finally get verified, and so the Drawmaster is exceedingly interested in this process. In large tournaments, registration may also involve booking players into accommodation. Consequently the requirements of the draw need to be integrated with any other such matters in your registration system.
Whether you are processing incoming players by pencil and paper or using a network of terminals there are two questions that need to be answered when setting up your registration scheme.
Given the answers to these, you can then allocate sufficient resources to register players in the time quoted in your tournament publicity. Players do get rightly annoyed if they arrive in good time for registration only to find that the start of Round 1 is hours late because queues have built up at the inadequately manned registration desk.
There will always be some players who arrive on the day out of a clear blue sky. Such players should be diverted to a late desk and be required to fill in a registration form before returning to the main registration queue.
If at registration a player changes some detail vital to the draw, then it is essential that such changes be written down and communicated to the Drawmaster. Registration details may also change later during the tournament as players realise their names or clubs are wrongly spelled for example. It seems simplest if all the changes that players need to make are written on exactly the same form so that players get to know the one and only way of communicating changes to the Drawmaster. It is even better if the form is a slip of paper in some alarming pink colour so that it won't be missed.
At the start of the registration session, the Drawmaster publishes the register so that players can check their details and see what their friends are doing. The Drawmaster is now kept busy updating the draw system with player's changes communicated via the pink slips. These slips are described in greater detail in section 10.6.
Players are marked in the system as "registered" as soon as the information reaches the Drawmaster that they have actually arrived. You cannot rely on hearsay reports that someone is on the way; you can only register someone if you have actually seen the colour of their eyes!
Once all players are registered, you are ready to close the register at the appointed time.
The formal close of registration is a terribly important moment in the life of any tournament. At this point the full set of players joining Round 1 is known, and this triggers the following actions from you:
Once these matters have been completed to satisfaction, it is a good idea to publish the latest version of the register so that players can check their details. You are now ready to produce the pairing for the first round.
The register should be published in the Information Centre, which is space set aside for displaying all the important documents such as the rank list, tournament rules, latest schedule, prize money, and the register. You should keep this area clear of player messages and other tournament information - it is meant for the main tournament!
If a player wants to change some details then writing changes on the register is not going to get noticed. The only safe way is to instigate a clear formal system which is really easy to operate perhaps along the following lines:
Place a register change box below the published register. Next to this place a pile of printed pink slips with the following information to be filled in by the player:
Next to the register, publish instructions to players to mark their changes on the slips, and then place the slips in the box. As Drawmaster your only task now is to make sure you process the slips shortly before you do the draw for the next round.
Once the draw for round 1 is produced, you will need to double check the following:
Once these issues are settled, you should now publish the draw, but do not let players start their games yet. Nearly all the problems with the draw will be discovered in the first 5 minutes.
The draw should be published in well separated sections to avoid overcrowding. If your tournament takes place in several rooms then place a selected copy of the draw inside the room. In later rounds players will get to know which room they are in, and avoid the mele around the main publication of the draw.
You can fix the hopefully few problems with the draw manually, by making notes on the published pairing. Try very hard not to redo the draw. When you are satisfied with its accuracy, instruct the referee to start the clocks! If you have published several copies of the draw, remove any redundant ones and leave only a master for recording the results. Now you can go for a well deserved cup of coffee!
When all games are completed collect the draw sheets, now containing the results filled in by the players. It is the referee's responsibility to ensure that players record their results before wandering off to the pub or whatever, so by the time you get the sheets there should be no missing results. It is likely that you will have to chase players who finish their games and record no result - you will often find them analysing the game unaware that they were the last game to finish and you are waiting to do the draw for the next round!
In large tournaments, players may be required to complete and sign a form with the result, and in this case again you should receive the forms all duly signed. You will then need to order the forms in the correct board order as published in the draw.
Whichever method is used, you should confirm the result by physically writing a 1 next to the winner and a 0 next to the loser. Players can be very sloppy when marking results by ringing or underlining the winner so it is necessary to make this information precise.
Now get an assistant to read to you the results for Black in board order in groups of 5. You can then enter these into the computer with a low error rate. When all the results have been entered, return to the beginning. Now you read out the results for White again in groups of 5 and your assistant confirms that the correct result has been entered. This double check is vital as you are not easily forgiven for recording a wrong result.
Once the results are confirmed as correct, print out the rank list and display it in your information centre. You are then almost ready to do the draw for the next round.
Before you do the draw, you must check your box of pink slips. Update your register, mark the pink slips as done, and put them in a "done" box for reference. Now do the draw!
Once the final round is completed, with all results entered and cross checked, publish a prize list for the tournament director. Publish a final ranklist for the players to look at. You will also need to produce files for the ratings system and your webmaster. Make sure you have a copy of the tournament file on floppy, then pack up.


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Sara Leal shocked the world when she revealed the alleged affair that may have cost Ashton Kutcher his marriage to Demi Moore, but she says that the tryst has ruined her life!
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There are five articles in the Land Use Ordinance that are being revised: Article 11-Shoreland District Standards; Article 25-Animals in Residential Districts; Article 28-Dirt Moving; Article 41-Stormwater Management; and Article 46-Definitions.
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So While We Conservatives Are Grappling With…
posted at 6:33 am on November 16, 2012 by Duane Patterson
51 percent of the country disagreeing with us on tax policy, losing ground on the life issue, if Rasmussen's report is right, a loss in the culture war as stated by Bill Bennett, too many of us on my side of the aisle are engaging in what has become our genetic modus operandi – the circular firing squad.
But though we may find ourselves in 2012 as outnumbered, electorally speaking, outspent by Hollywood and labor unions, and totally outmanned on campuses and schools everywhere, stop for a moment and ask yourself, in the middle of your pity party, what it would be like to be an Israeli right now. Hundreds of rockets have been launched indiscriminantly into Israel from Gaza, mostly Iranian-supplied, and the only reason there have not been more casualties to innocents is because of the success of the Iron Dome missile defense system. You know what missile defense is, right? It's what Barack Obama specifically took away from our Eastern European allies in order to accomplish exactly squat in our relationship with the Russians. But I digress. When you are fortunate enough to get the missile warning siren, you have between 15 and 65 seconds to get to shelter, depending upon where you live.
So Israel has called up 30,000 reserve forces and the country is mobilizing for war with Hamas, and one that will deal a sharp blow to stop them from becoming a security problem in the near future. Yet this is how the international mainstream media handles the crisis. If you are a conservative, you simply cannot watch this interview and conclude that even when outnumbered by fools at best, and evil radicals at worst, you still have to draw a line in the sand on principle and fight. It's a good lesson to conservatives here.
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Duplex Apartment in Malaga Center
Størrelse61 m²
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|Hinestrosa, 29012 Málaga, Spania
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Registro de Turismo de Andalucía : VFT/MA/00643
Loft style duplex apartment recently built with a modern design and decoration for up to 4 guests (2 bedrooms). The apartment has a surface of 61 m2. On the upper level there is a bedroom with a private terrace; on lower level you will find the other bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room.
The upper floor bedroom has a double bed, closet and an small private terrace (please read house rules about terrace usage).
The lower floor bedroom has also a double bed, closet and is located next to the bathroom.
Kitchen is fully equipped with fridge-freezer, washing machine, stove, bread toaster, Italian coffee maker and kettle. Complete crockery and cutlery, pots and pans.
A blow dryer can be found at the bathroom.
Apartment has wifi internet access, air conditioning (hot and cold), wooden floor and double glass windows.
HusreglerKeys will be given, in person, to the guests the same day of their check-in date.
Lost keys have a replacement fee of 20€.
Check in, from 2.00 pm.
Check out, until 12.00.
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Arrivals after 22.30 have an extra charge of 20€.
Arrivals after 00.00 have an extra charge of 30€.
Smoking is not allowed.
Pets are not allowed.
Only registered guests can access to the apartment. It is forbidden that other people access to the apartment without our permission.
No parties, loud music or noise. Please respect other guest´s rest.
If using the patio during the night, please do not talk loud, play music... It could bother other guests in the building.
It is not allowed to cook in the terrace.
A 150€ guarantee deposit will be asked at the arrival. It will be returned at the checkout if everything is ok with apartment.
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Renslig leilighet med sentral og rolig sidegate.Kun minutters gange fra shopping.Hyggelig og imøtekommende vert.Hvis der skulle være noe som kunne vært bedre,så måtte det være større utvalg av glass.Det er ikke all drikke som passer i melkeglass :)
We stayed in Malaga for 10 days. The apartment was located in a central, and for the city, fairly quiet part of the town. It was well equipped and overall it was a fresh place. It had all the necessities you would need.
Fede is an excellent host. He was available at all times for any questions we had and he provided us with much needed information at our arrival. He gave us a map full of places worth visiting and he had added some of his own recommendations. Since this was our first time in Malaga, it was much appreciated.
This was our first time travelling with Wimdu, and we would certainly do it again!
This apartment is in the central area of Malaga, and we were able to walk easily to all of the sights we wanted to visit (with the exception of the botanic gardens - a short bus ride away). The appartement is very comfortabele, has great space, great beds and great shower. Fede is very nice, helpful - the perfect host.
We definitely recommend the apartment.
Thanks, Fede!
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Eine sehr schöne Woche in Malaga, Fede war sehr nett und hilfsbereit, die Wohnung war sehr schön, modern und großzügig, Alles war perfekt wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt.
Tagsüber Kultur,Shopping und Strand,abends tolle Restaurants und Bars,Die Lage perfekt.
det var en rigtig dejlig oplevelse, at vi kunne være i forbindelse med Fede allerede inden vi ankom til Malaga. Vi kunne stille spørgsmål og fik hurtige svar. Da vi ankom, var Fede i lejligheden. Han gennemgik alt med os, og havde indtegnet ruter og punkter på et bykort i forhold til vores ønsker for opholdet. lejligheden ligger i et roligt kvarter og er ren, lækkert indrettet, alt fungerer. Fede er imødekommende og hjælpsom. vi kan varmt anbefale stedet.....selvom det måske kan betyde, at det er optaget, når vi skal derned igen.
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Etter 11 dg i leiligheten i Hinestrossa 7 i Malaga sitter vi igjen med bare gode tanker om oppholdet. Leiligheten var ren, godt utstyrt og alt som skulle virke, virket. Leiligheten lå så sentralt som det er mulig og vi fant flere gode restauranter i nærheten. Den vi absolutt vil anbefale er VinoMio rett rundt hjørnet. Vi gikk også til den lille fiskelandsbyen som står anbefalt, det skulle ta ca en halv time, dette er ikke riktig, da skal du nærmest løpe. Syns vel den lille innestengte pation ikke var spesielt koselig, noe kan gjøres der, ut med store planter, inn med små som blomstrer og ikke tar så stor plass og et par gode stoler, dette vil gjøre clouet for leiligheten. Alt i alt er vi fornøyde og kommer gjerne igjen. Hilsen fra to voksne damer.
Fede is a very kind person, gave us a mini guide with all the informations every tourist would need about Malaga (restaurants, supermarket, pubs). He gave us also towels and everything necessary, like we were in a hotel!
The apartment is located in the city center, very near to all the cultural attractions of the city, and is furnished with all the necessary.
The apartement was great! The host was more then friendly! Fede helped me so much already before my trip via email! He is a great guy!!
The pictures are 100% correct, every thing was exactly like i expected it.
Everything worked (washmaschine, fridge, etc)
I would recommend the apartement at any time!
There is only one "negative" thing. During the night its a bit loud. That´s because the flat is directly to the street on the ground floor in the city centre. So you can hear the scooters or the rubbish collection. But after the second night i got used to it.
Back home again we miss your flat in malaga, Fede :-) This lovely appartement right in the center of the old town is really nice, absolute modern and clean designed. No noise around. We had a wonderful ten days stay. Fede was a perfect host with a lot of nice tips to make the stay perfect! Thanks, Fede .. we almost planned to come back someday! :-))) Greets from Marco&Anja
For us it was almost perfect. Right in the centre of Málaga, great tips for eating and a very good host! It was only badly soundproofed and the door lock of the frontdoor is jammed.
All in all it was a great trip with a really good apartment though!
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text: stinkpot - nope, CRODHOPPER Here is the bike I will be using. The front forks and rim are trashed, fenders not so hot either (chop!). Frame looks cool brown and black spotty patina - may paint, not sure. Seat post was welded in! I do not know what type of bike it is, bought for $5 at flea market. It came apart real easy, all bearings, parts still good, and all welds still tight! My guess is a late 70's model cheap-o bike but I have no clue. If you have a guess I'd love to know! Started looking for other parts to use and tried a dry run - just goofing around really - have not decided what direction to take this thing, but I want it to "STINK" of rat rod, so I'm going for the old nasty look on mine I think! "Stinkpot" is actually a type of mud turtle found here in TX., it's very rare to see one, and me and my boys found one the other day - not knowing what is was we found out it was called a Stinkpot - so my rat rod bike took that name - me and my sons have anew project! It may be ugly and slow when It's all said and done - but it'll be "rare" (and beautiful to me) :mrgreen: [/img] Can't wait to see progress on your bikes! Fun Stuff! -T.


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Movie Review: Oz the Great and Powerful

Will Oz the Great and Powerful make you want to click your heels and head back to Kansas?

Director: Sam Raimi
MPAA Rating: PG
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Oz the Great and Powerful is a prequel to The Wizard of Oz offering so little spark or magic that it may make you want to click your heels and head back to Kansas. Sure, it's marginally better than Jack the Giant Killer, Snow White and the Huntsman or Mirror Mirror, but, really, what does that get you?
Accentuating the positive, the Sam Raimi–directed 3D extravaganza features eye-poppingly lavish production design, costumes, props and a Technicolor look that slyly and effectively tap our nostalgia for the beloved 1939 MGM original, right down to the Emerald City, Dark Forest, seductive poppy field and yellow brick road. On the downside, the cumbersome screenplay by Mitchell Kapner (The Whole Ten Yards) and David Lindsay-Abaire (Rabbit Hole) has a small-time, womanizing con man magician swept up from 1908 Kansas during a tornado and plunked down into the land of munchkins, Winkies, feuding witches and horses of a different color.
Just as in the original Wizard of Oz, he's given fantasy sidekicks who have parallels to characters in his real life. So the magician's put-upon sidekick and stooge becomes a faithful, Oz-based flying monkey (Zach Braff), and a wheelchair-bound young girl becomes an orphaned china doll (Joey King) whose broken legs the wizard glues together.
To put it mildly, this Oz trio is nowhere near as magical, memorable or moving as a displaced Kansas farm girl, a cowardly lion, a tin man and a scarecrow. The opening section of the film also pays homage to the original by unspooling in black and white. The wizard, nicknamed "Oz" and meant to be rascally, charming and, in the end, redeemed as a better man, is played by a glassy-eyed James Franco, who not only slurs his words but skates over any of the screenplay's deeper emotion. Franco doesn't help. Mila Kunis, equally badly miscast, plays a lovely, if breathy, inappropriately contemporary-sounding witch spurned by Oz and transformed by her beautiful wicked sister (Rachel Weisz) into a confused, dull, completely unconvincing Wicked Witch of the West. Kunis doesn't help, either.
Most of the heavy lifting gets left to Weisz, who tries her best but never achieves liftoff. The vacuum left by Franco and Kunis also gets taken up by Michelle Williams, bubbly and sincere as both "Glinda" and as a homespun Kansas girl the wizard jilts. Williams and Weisz do help, but the movie just plods and plods along. Anyone but Raimi diehards might find themselves checking their watches. Regularly.


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A single 30-day span begat much of modern biology
Robert L. Dorit
Scientists, as well as vintners, brewers and butchers, well knew that virtually all food or drink left unattended would soon teem with life. In retrospect, the observation that a nutrient broth (like bouillon) left unrefrigerated would quickly be swimming with organisms seems to us self-evident. The prevailing notion, however, that this outcome depended on some feature of the air—some principle or property that gave rise to life in a previously lifeless fluid—seems almost incomprehensible to us today. But at the beginning of the 19th century, the vertiginous rise of chemistry had introduced beguiling notions of crystallization, explosion and spontaneous reaction into the scientific vocabulary. It did not seem that farfetched to imagine that organic molecules could similarly organize, crystallize and react to give rise to living organisms.
Yet several experiments, well known to working scientists in Pasteur's time, had already been performed in an effort to demystify what appeared to be the spontaneous emergence of life. As early as 1668, Francesco Redi demonstrated that the flies that appeared in decaying meat necessarily came from the eggs laid by earlier flies that had had access to the meat. Definitive as that demonstration appeared, however, its results were contradicted by many other experiments. Most notable were those of John Needham, the 18th-century cleric and scientist whose experiments and theories supported spontaneous generation. He observed that blighted wheat seeds gave rise to "tiny eels," and that these eels appeared viviparous and hence could not be the result of eggs being laid on the seeds. In collaboration with an eminent naturalist, Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon, he also boiled mutton broth in a sealed flask, only to find that the broth still became cloudy with organisms. Needham went on to propose a "universal vegetative force," which, in an "exalted state," could account for the emergence of life in broths, flour and water mixtures, and blighted seeds.
Needham's ideas did not receive an enthusiastic response. No less caustic and influential a skeptic than Voltaire dissected Needham with his wit, and no less august a scientist than Lazzaro Spallanzani spent a decade contradicting Needham's experiments. Experimental and philosophical objections to the Needham-Buffon worldview accumulated. The experimentalists soon showed that the extent to which broths were boiled mattered. They suggested that Needham and Buffon had simply not managed to get rid of preexisting life in the flasks—and hence had not really demonstrated spontaneous generation. But criticism also came from those, Voltaire included, who feared that theories of spontaneous generation foreshadowed an ever-smaller role for God as the source of life. If, after all, life emerged as the result of some inherent properties of matter, what role did theistic explanation have to play?
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noun. Variant of "sore loser". 1) A contestant, particularly in the political arena, who refuses to accept defeat even after all reasonable areas of contention have been put to rest, and invariably blames everyone from his predecessor to his opponent to the contest judges (voters).
2) Anyone who whines incessantly over a lost contest
2) Anyone who whines incessantly over a lost contest
"Ashley thinks she should have been the prom queen. She keeps whining about how she got ripped off."
"Ah, she's just being a Gore-loser!"
"Ah, she's just being a Gore-loser!"
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Gore-Loser: N,n Any democratic politician who seeks to abscond with political power by fraudulent means, either through protesting the results of the election or by cooking up more votes during a recount.
The so-called governor of Washington state is the only known Gore-Loser ever to be sworn into office.
by Spin February 08, 2005
Slander invented by right wing ideologues as a smoke screen for rigging an election, then refusing to allow recount.
Hey, we've got candidate's brother counting the votes along with the chairwoman of his campaign committee--let's shout "Gore loser" at anyone who asks for a recount.
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text: So, I've been taking tons of pictures of the storm and water so I decided I'll first hand report from my house on the storm. I live really close to the water so I'm literally in the ****. Here's a link to my album on facebook its public so all can see: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.509319925745988.122921.100000039546527&type=1 Yah its windy here. Will post my youtube videos soon. Stay safe everyone.


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Diem joins Weichert Realtors-Tower Properties
Weichert Realtors-Tower Properties announces the addition of lifelong area resident Realtor Trista Diem to the agency's sales team.
With 15 years in real estate, she will assist homebuyers and sellers in the Crow Wing County, Cass County and Brainerd lakes vicinities. She lives in Crosslake and is a member of the Greater Lakes Association of Realtors, the Minnesota Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors.
Diem earned a bachelor's degree in exercise science and sports management and has a background as a personal trainer and wellness coach. She also served as a certified residential appraiser with Oseland Appraisals in Nisswa.


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text: One of my clover plots(my first one about 4yrs old) seems to have too much nitrogen build up which is causing grass to choke out the clover. I've sprayed with roundup and am thinking about discing and seeding with black oil sunflowers to utilize the nitrogen from the clover before reseeding this fall with clover. Do bees use sunflower nectar/pollen? The other alternative is grain sorghum, and I know bees cannot use it. I might also mix a little brassicas into the clover this fall to use up any nitrogen left over so my clover gets a good head start on the grasses.


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Filling a room block is important to the Society because it provides a "report card" on the Society's meeting sites. By establishing a history of always filling the room block, the Society is able to secure both competitve room rates and larger blocks in subsequent years.
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Detroit Film Theatre
Saturday Animation Club: SITA SINGS THE BLUES
Saturday, July 27, 2013
3:00 PM Detroit Film Theatre
Sita is a goddess separated from her beloved husband; Nina is an animator whose husband moves to India, then dumps her by email. Three bickering shadow puppets act as comic narrators as these old and new stories are interwoven in a post-modern retelling of the ancient Indian epic, Ramayana, animated in a dazzling mix of traditional and collage animation style, and backed by a soundtrack from legendary 1920's jazz singer Annette Hanshaw. Sita Sings the Blues follows in the tradition of Triplets of Belleville and Persepolis to exemplify animation as a serious art form — which doesn't stop it from being laugh-out-loud funny. A panoply of monsters, gods, goddesses, warriors, sages, and assorted amazing creatures fills the screen with vivid color from start to finish, while the narrators' debates over the Rama legend join the filmmaker's own tragicomic story and Hanshaw's done-me-wrong tunes to layer a modern feminist commentary on the ancient Indian legend. The result is a subtly subversive, highly original work of art that is as enjoyable for young audiences as it is for adults. To experience Sita's visual charms on anything less than the big screen would be to miss something truly special! Recommended for ages 9 to adult. Best Picture Prize, Annecy International Animation Festival. (82 min.)
"Astonishingly original… I am enchanted!" –Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
"Dazzling and poignant! An almost indescribable pleasure!" –Ty Burr, The Boston Globe


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Missoula celebrates Silver Park ribbon cutting
MISSOULA, Mont. - Developers celebrated Silver Park Friday. The 14.5 acre park sits just west of the Orange Street Bridge between Wyoming Street and the Milwaukee Trail.
What used to sit on the spot was the Champion-Intermountain mill.
"It was a pretty wild place down here. They had the coal-fired steam plants running, saws going day and night. You had trucks coming in here, trains coming in from two different directions," said Missoula Redevelopment Agency (MRA) Assistant Director Chris Behan.
The mill shut down in the 1990s and left behind a mess.
"In spite of all those challenges, in 1991 it was recognized that this place had a huge potential," said MRA board member Karl Englund.
While the area has been completely transformed, some pieces from the old industrial buildings are still around.
"All the timbers in this building are recycled, reused, even better than recycled, from buildings that were on the site," Behan explained.
In addition to the lumber, they were able to reuse concrete, and soils.
Other plans for the Old Sawmill site included condos and retail space across from the park.


text: I have a hive that is 3 years old, from day one this has been my strongest, most productive hive but they are also a little more aggressive. I have not re-queened this hive. Do you think I should or just keep watching her for siqns of falure? I just hate to spoil this hive but also know what everyone says about requeening!


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Scotts best-known compositions include Climax Rag, Frog Legs Rag and The Ragtime Oriole but most of all Prosperity Rag highlights his light hearted upbeat approach to composing. Along with Scott Joplin and Joseph Lamb, James Scott is considered one of the three great classical ragtime composers. This marvevoulously bright piece was composed in 1911 and published in 1916 by legendary John Stillwell Stark and still remains a true upbeat show stopper to end a performance with Duet Sheet Music for Bb Instrument accompanied by Trombone arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm. - Instrumentation: Bb Instrument and Trombone - Level: Advanced - Score Type: Solo Score - Tempo: Fast - Genre: Ragtime - Composer: James Scott - Year Composed: 1911 - Pages (approximate): 5
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text: Is there any way to orient a hive opening to make it harder/impossible for the SHB to enter? I noticed on one of my hives that the opening of my inner cover had a ring of propolis around it. I assume that would prevent the SHB from running down into the hive. The thought occurred to me that removing the bottom board and replacing with an inner cover on table legs might allow the bees to do the same thing on the other end. I'm also wondering if SHB would be able to navigate that entrance without landing. Am I being ridiculous, or is it worth a shot?


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more like high on diet coke
How many other teams put up 52 on that ***ty defense ? How many other teams averaged over 50 yds per return on that ***ty special team? If every other team did it, then no big deal. We did what a lot of other teams didn't . Give them some credit. Enjoy it and hope improvement continues.
did you see a pass rush that I missed?
did you see them stop the run that I missed?
did you see them run the ball aside form a break away in garbage time that I missed?
did you miss 2 horrible interceptions ?
this team got lucky that the Saints played a horrible game and that they were able to get good field position because if the Saints did not have to throw the ball playing from behind they would have run up the gut all day on this marshmallow defense
As Rolle would say, no pitbulls. We didn't get the pass rush that we would like, we couldn't stop the run as much as we'd like. Sproles was killing us with his sideline speed, those outside runs have been something that's been killing us all year long.
Those 2 picks we had were good but lets be honest, if we weren't killing them on returns and scoring a ton of points, I think they could've managed the game much better and kept running it on us.
Lets also not forget Eli's terrible decisions on those picks. I'm not that scared about him though because I know he'll rebound from this (and he did throw for 4 TDs).
It all begins with stopping the run, if we can stuff the run and force teams into 3rd and long situations, our D line will start bringing pressure (unless ofcourse we see another 3 man rush and the QB has all the time in the world to find someone.....where have I seen this before?...)
They also gave up almsot 500 yards of offense. Eli threw two stupid picks and almost had two more. They still cant stop the run and they give up huge passing plays.
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
You can call him all the (fat) names you want, and at times he p$##es me off also, but the guy is old school and has a lotta years and experience. He is a homer for yanks and gints/parcell, but he also knows more about all sports history than most on this board will ever know.
Just sayin