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#1 Tue 20 Nov 12 11:07pm
Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
Just been to the shop and realized how expensive buns are!! 40p each for nice wholemeal ones! I get 8 out of 500g flour (a loaf or 8 buns)... it costs me 70p... 8 wholemeal buns at the supermarket cost �2.40!!!!
Get baking!
Cheers!! )
#2 Tue 20 Nov 12 11:31pm
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
Thats good now waiting for your recipe
#3 Wed 21 Nov 12 7:37am
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
So true Blueadder! I make loaves, not buns, but it is so easy and cheap and tastes so good!
#4 Wed 21 Nov 12 9:29am
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
The cost of producing any kind bread at home, at least here in Greece, is much much less than buying from a bakery.
I get proper quality flour with 0.7-0.8 euros/kg and including electricity from baking the bread, the cost for a loaf that weight 0.5kg before baking is close to 0.4 euros...maybe the buns could be a bit more expensive because they have a bit sugar and butter but per bun the cost would be very low...
#5 Wed 21 Nov 12 10:44am
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
I use the same dough for bread, rolls, whatever (unless I'm trying to be fancy):
500g flour
1 sachet easy-bake yeast
A shoogle of salt (sorry, I'm not exact!)
A glug of oil (this is the Jamie Oliver forum, after all)
Enough water to make it stick to your hand.
I like my dough actually sticky, wetter than a lot of people do, because I find it easier to knead and I find the gluten develops more easily with more water.
I mix and knead in a big bowl, until I can see big stretchy strands of gluten, then I cover and rise for 45min. Then I sprinkle flour over the top and pull the dough away from the side of the bowl using a floured hand, then empty it all out on a floured surface. I usually need to add a fair bit of flour to make it come together.
Then I shape it, prove for 20min (while the oven is preheating) and bake, 15min at MAX (and I mean MAX, bread likes it HOTHOTHOT! Makes it rise more before the crust sets) then turn it down to 160C and bake for another 20-40min, until it sounds hollow when tapped on the bottom. That depends on size, shape and how much water you added. Drier doughs bake faster, but they don't rise as much.
It works for me. Bread is a very individual thing. But using this method I can get lovely loaves of half white/half wholemeal, pretty good pure wholemeal (you need to knead it for longer and add more water and it will never be as light as white or half-and-half) AND if I am needing super-cheap bread I can make really nice bread from supermarket value brand plain flour. Really, you can, you just need to take more time kneading it to make the most of what gluten there is. You can sometiems get value brand plain flour for 80p per 1.5kg bag. A bag will give you three large loaves.
If making wholemeal, I add a bit of honey, brown sugar or black treacle to improve the flavour. I don't add sugar to white. You don't need it with easy bake yeast. It just speeds up the rising slightly, and I have a warm kitchen anyway.
I like to make my loaves perfectly round. Mr. Hippytea would prefer them made in tins, as it's better for sandwiches, but perfectly round loaves give me a sense of universal peace and shalom.
Edit to add: 500g will make one large loaf or a batch of 8 rolls. Flatten the rolls well with your hand before proving, or they end up taller than they are wide and difficult to eat.
Last edited by hippytea (Wed 21 Nov 12 10:53am)
#6 Sat 24 Nov 12 4:51pm
Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
Unfortunately, I can't post the link to my wholemeal bread recipe (I like having pictures) as I've not been a member for a week... I think I should be okay Monday.
Have got a delicious easy bake white bread recipe too. My teenage boy, 16, demolishes a loaf a day so it saves me a fortune!! (about �120 a year!!!) Sadly, he won't eat wholemeal but at least I know what he's wolfing down is fresh and chemical free!
I'm going to try Stollen next and see how it compares price wise - and how easy or difficult it is?!!! (Have priced all the ingredients - luxury quality!! - and the in store Stollens... will start a new thread for that!)
#7 Sat 24 Nov 12 5:29pm
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
welcome to the forum Blueladder
the white bread flour from Lidl is pretty good so if you use that then it might save you even more money !
When my children were small I sometimes added a little bit of strong wholemeal flour ito the white loaf .
Another thing I might add to white bread was a good handful of sunflower seeds , they really enjoyed that load.
We have gradually cut down the amount of salt that we use in bread
,( gradually so that no one would notice the salt difference in what they were used to.)
When you are making bread do remember that the atmospheric conditions will sometimes affect the dough so what might bake wel one day might need a bit if extra time to prove or a little extra or less time in the ven depending on if its a cold damp day or a fine bright day. So keep an eye on the oven .
This sounds a bit odd but as the bread is baking , you will notice the smell of it start to change as it begind to cook and it changes again as it is almost ready to be taken out of the oven.
#8 Sat 24 Nov 12 5:32pm
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
Wow. Baking bread by smell? That's a talent. You're like the Bread Whisperer.
#9 Sat 24 Nov 12 6:10pm
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Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
hippytea wrote:
Wow. Baking bread by smell? That's a talent. You're like the Bread Whisperer.
No hippytea , its just that as I have no idea of time its been a good habit to get into , I do the same with most cooking and especially cakes,
Try noticing the smell at different times of coking and you will see what I mean.
I did notice that my daughters always do this too .. all those years of me saying... ' smells cooked to me' seem to have rubbed off n them !
(Being vegetarian and cooking meat for my family I have also learned to season meat by smell as well . )
#10 Sun 25 Nov 12 7:20pm
Re: Bake your own bread buns save loads!!!
Cooking by smell makes perfect sense to me!! And I've noticed all bread flour is different - so you need to develop a sense of when the dough is right - too stiff it doesn't rise properly etc.
I guess I do change it very slightly each time without realizing...
I think tomorrow I should be able to post the link to my basic recipe... (I've tried adding wholemeal flour but too much and the teenagers go off it and it does change how much water/cooking time ever so slightly so I tend just to stick to one or the other).
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(March 11, 2009)--After a grueling weekend of debate against the best teams in a region including Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, two UTSA debaters qualified for participation in the prestigious National Debate Tournament (NDT) March 26-April 2 in Kansas City.
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Christopher Thomas, a junior transfer student from the University of Kansas, and Andy Montee, a junior transfer from Kansas City (Kansas) Community College, won five of eight rounds of debate at the NDT District 3 tournament in Kansas City.
Teams must qualify to compete with a few teams wining first-round bids (or invitations). Those not receiving a first-round bid must debate their way into the NDT via district tournaments, much like conference tournaments in collegiate basketball. The next rank of teams (or second-round bids) is chosen by the NDT committee, much like "bubble" teams in NCAA basketball (or teams in the running for a tournament).
UTSA's last appearance at the NDT was in 2007. That team, composed of Matt Reichle (now the debate coach at San Antonio's Reagan High School) and Philip DiPiazza (now assistant debate coach at UTSA). Reichle and DiPiazza made their way into the competition through the second-round route.
On top of qualifying to debate in "the dance," Thomas received the fourth speaker honor out of a field of 44 excellent debaters. All of the Roadrunner debaters are enthusiastic and inspired by Montee and Thomas. The next tournament for the debating duo will be the Cross Examination Debate Association National Championship, hosted by Idaho State University in Pocatello March 18-25. After that, Thomas and Montee will advance to the NDT at UT Austin.


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I think that you should build this simple hive design yourself. You get the full appreciation and knowledge of the Warre hive. It was created to be simple so almost everyone could build and house honey bees. I know after building a few for myself, I feel that I understand the workings / management principal better than if I would have just bought one. Good luck in what ever you choose!
If you do choose to build your hives, I would get a metric ruler. I found trying to follow the engish directions to be a pain. Measuring out 11/32 of an inch is not fun. It is much easier just to follow the original / metric version. Good Luck and give it a shot!
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Chris Harvey of The Warre Store is a meticulous craftsman - his hives and hive accessories are beautiful! Although Chris would deny it, the fit and finish of his hives are "nearly" furniture grade! Chris takes it personal and can be a bit on the snarky side if he thinks you're criticizing the workmanship of his hives/accessories. Chris will not sell you an unassembled hive. (Unless he's ammended his policy?) He packages all of his products with great care. I don't hesitate to recommend his stuff. His website is second-to-none as a source for practical and useful Warre management techniques. The Warre Store doesn't offer the least expensive hive but, if you buy one, you will not regret it.
Matt Reed of BeeThinking has made customer satisfaction job one! His customer service is exceptional! He strives to accomodate your particular requests and follows through on his promises - immediately. Matt is somewhat of a middle-man...The hives he sells are milled by someone else. At one time Matt used Trillium Pacific Millwork to mill his hive components but I believe he has switched mills. (You can find his old style Warre hives on ebay through Trillium Pacific - they're quite a bit less expensive than the "new style" he now sells and their pricing is less than what Matt originally sold them for.) The hives (old style) are real nice and you can buy them unassembled. He advertises his cedar wood as being a "full 1 inch" thick - it wasn't. At least on the old hives; the wood measured in at 7/8". I spoke to him about the discrepancy in the product description and he said he would fix it. I don't hesitate to recommend his old hives and the new hives look at least as nice... Unfortunately, his new pricing is higher, and, now includes fewer hive bodies.
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I built three from the Warre store, standard Warre, Octagon and a modified Warre this winter and got a Warre and Topbar from Beethinking. The sanded finish of the Warre store is smother but they assemble with staples. BT uses nice brass screws. I felt WS made a bee space mistake with the screen on their bottom board, but he blamed me for not nadiring fast enough. Their screen should be on the top of the bottom, not the bottom of the bottom. Also, BT used cheap window screen on the vented bottom, not 1/8" as they should have. WS has nice toolbox clamps for their windows, BT just a swiveling piece of wood. I would call them comparable but maybe give BT a slight edge, mostly for the brass screws. Warre store products at my shop:
Thanks. I went with the Warre store just on gut. thought he might be more helpful during the process post purchase.
It looks like you treated the hives. Did you use tung oil? Did you get his top feeder, and if so, did you apply the polyurethane?
Frank Ross: Thanks for the comparison! I believe TPM sold off whatever they had left after we'd moved on to another, larger manufacturer. At this point I think they only sell screened bottoms -- not hives. And part of the reason we moved was to offer full 1" on both our horizontal top bar hives and Warre hives (in addition to improved quality, quicker turn-around, etc.).
odfrank: We've finally switched our manufacturer to full 1/8" hardware cloth as they should have used in the initial 1,000 hives. Once we run through the rest of the smaller screen, all Warres will have standard 1/8" hardware cloth.
I used Penothin stain, Western Cedar, not polyurethane.
I have two Bee Thinking Warre hives and they are beautiful. I live about an hour away from their store which makes it nice to stop in and also get some help. I got my first hive there thinking my husband was going to build me more using it as a model. When he saw how nice it was and the thick cedar, he figured just buy another one there if you want it. I got the windows and copper roofs. These hives look like artwork as much as they are great homes for the bees. We've had to add eye bolts to the roof section for strapping since we get serious winds on top of a mountain (1,500'). Other than that, they are good to go.


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Birds & Bullwhips: Princess Donna from Kink.com

We talk with dom Princess Donna of Kink.com on sex, James Franco and the BDSM lifestyle.

For some, the idea of talking about porn is problematic; it's a double-edged sword. Almost everyone indulges in it, but most see it as an unspeakable subject. It's a topic that's brought up by a group of friends, most likely half-jokingly. It's something that makes or breaks a relationship. But for a select few, porn is just another day at the office. Donna Dolore, best known under her working name Princess Donna, is a pornographic actress, director and BDSM educator and without a doubt fits that last demographic.
Kink.com, which has received a lot of mainstream attention thanks to James Franco's Sundance documentary Kink, is the site Donna has called home over the past couple of years directing scenes for some of their most notorious sites. "It's been my entire life for the past eight years, basically. I've grown a lot as a director and as a performer," Donna told me over the phone. "I've fought many battles there and won; I think I'm finally being recognized as an integral part of the company and that feels nice. It's changed my life in that it's been my life."
"It's funny, because you don't know about the grand scheme of things when you're younger. You just think that everybody's life is generally the same and you don't think there's anything different. That's sort of how it is for me. I don't recognize that my job is different from anyone else's until they mention it and then I think, oh yeah, I guess I can see what you're talking about."
At a young age Donna was curious about her sexuality, interested in photography and the politics of sex and gender as a young teen; she eventually studied at NYU and Tisch School of the Arts. The thing that set Donna apart is that she acted on those curiosities and, in time, made a career out of it. "I saw some bondage porn when I was younger, so that was my first time ever seeing it. When I moved to New York I started going to these play parties that were all female-bodied people play parties. I would go to those and just watch because I was shy and young but I was still really intrigued. I saw fisting [the act of inserting a hand into a vagina or rectum] there for the first time and I saw a takedown scene [when a dom physically overpowers a sub and throws them to the ground] for the first time there and I really loved both of those things. I remember really vividly watching the fisting and I was like, I wanna do that! But my first time ever being tied up or doing any actual BDSM was for a company called Insex that was in New York. So yeah, my first time being tied up is on camera. Basically my whole evolution as a [dom] is on camera through my shoots. At that time BDSM, bondage, and porn, meaning penetration with penis and vagina, were separate things. It wasn't until a couple of years later that they merged. So I definitely started in the BDSM field."
After graduating in 2004, Donna was hired on as the webmaster/director at a division of Kink.com and moved her life to San Francisco to direct and perform in Kink's site Wired Pussy, where she held the title of the main dominatrix (though she notes on her website that she does not consider herself "a dominatrix" but a princess) and eventually created and directed scenes for other BDSM websites owned by the company most notably Public Disgrace and Hardcore Gangbang. "People don't understand that the main ingredient to everything is consent. I don't believe that there is any fantasy too extreme or too out there to enact between two consenting adults in a safe environment. I actually think that it helps people grow and become comfortable with who they are. And that little step to admit what you like in the bedroom will bleed over to the rest of your life and allow you to be more open with yourself and with others about what you need and who you are."
While she admits that her on-screen persona Princess Donna pulls a lot from her personality, there are things that differ. "I just like it all. I like whatever is hot. I like being submissive and dommed. I think I have the classic businessman situation; when you're in control all of the time you want to be able to let go when you're not working. I'm more submissive in my personal life than I am on camera."
With submissiveness comes humility. Although Donna has a tough-girl exterior, that's not to say she can't be poked and prodded. Recently a harmless friendly photo of her and James Franco surfaced and was plastered on gossip sites.
"James Franco and the Tight-Fisted Porn Star" reads the TMZ headline. James Franco Plans Next Project with Porn Director & 'Fisting' Fetishist!" reads Perez Hilton. "The photo of James Franco and I took me out of my bubble. I saw my entire identity boiled down to the word porn star or porn director, as if that was all I was. For a minute it made me feel really bad, actually, the gossip magazines and stuff, because I've always felt that I was doing really important service to society and that what I do was doing more than just making jerk-off material. It's about making a stage space for people to explore fantasies and feel more comfortable with who they are. It felt really bad. So for a minute I questioned myself. Am I just doing something that's worthless? I cried about it for a while, but then I realized that this was actually an amazing opportunity to tell the world on a wider scale about what my real mission is. That's what makes me feel happy. Getting to make fantasies come to life is what I'm here for."
But there are still those that don't understand the sub culture and view it as degrading, abusive and even illegal. "BDSM, in my mind, is all about being. It really creates this world that it's not only okay but it's encouraged to talk about what you want and be able to get it. And about being able to push yourself in ways that some people read as painful but to others read as pleasurable. When I get smacked it doesn't read as pain to me in a scene or in my personal life when it's consensual. When someone hits me when I don't ask for it, obviously that's a different thing. So I think that's one thing that people don't understand. It's not abuse if it's consensual."
Nowadays you'll find Princess Donna in L.A., where she's been living since late last year, and of course you can catch her as one of the stars of James Franco's documentary Kink. "I'm also in a documentary Simone Jude has coming out called Public Sex, Private Lives. It's not released yet, but I'm really excited to see it. Simone and I have been working together for years, and it followed me and Lorelei Lee and Isis Love…I think it will give an even deeper look into who we are and our family lives and all of that stuff." Follow her life through her Blog or on Twitter at (NSFW) @princessdonna.


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Your Mouth, Your Health
When you are focused on your overall health and well-being—and especially when you are dealing with a chronic health condition like HIV—it can be easy to overlook dental issues and oral health care.
But good dental hygiene is an important part of managing your HIV disease. If you wait until you are having problems with your teeth and gums to see a dentist, you can end up with an infection, pain, and/or tooth loss.
Poor oral health can even lead to malnutrition. If you can't chew or swallow because your mouth hurts, you may not eat enough to keep yourself healthy. This also can affect how your body absorbs your HIV medication. In addition, any infection can stimulate the virus to grow, resulting in loss of viral suppression and higher viral loads.
HIV and Oral Health
Your mouth may be the first part of your body to show signs of HIV infection. Oral opportunistic infections, such as candidiasis (thrush), are sometimes the first indicator that your immune system is not working properly—and oral health can be an important indicator of how HIV is affecting your body.
Anyone can have oral health problems, but HIV disease can make you more susceptible to:
- Oral warts, which can also progress to oral cancer
- Fever blisters
- Oral hairy leukoplakia
- Thrush
- Canker sores
- Cavities
- Gum disease (periodontitis and gingivitis)
In addition, bacterial infections that begin in the mouth, such as tooth decay, can become more serious and, if not treated, spread into your bloodstream and harm your heart and other organs. This is particularly dangerous for people living with HIV/AIDS who may have compromised immune systems.
People with HIV/AIDS may also experience dry mouth, which increases the risk of tooth decay and can make chewing, eating, swallowing, and even talking difficult. Some HIV medications can cause dry mouth.
The best ways to avoid these problems include:
- See your dentist regularly for cleanings and ask about the best way to care for your mouth and teeth.
- Brush your teeth at least twice a day. (After every meal is better!)
- Floss every day. Flossing cleans parts of your teeth that your toothbrush can't reach.
- Take all your HIV medications on schedule—this will protect your immune system and prevent oral opportunistic infections.
- Let your doctor know if your HIV meds are causing you to have dry mouth. There are remedies.
- Examine your mouth often and tell your primary care provider if you notice any unusual changes in the way your mouth looks or feels.
- If you do not have a dentist, ask your regular clinic or provider to refer you to one.
For more information, see NIH's Mouth Problems and HIV (also available in Spanish).
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Frequently Asked Questions
I have never had problems with my teeth, why do I need to see a dentist?
People with HIV are more prone to some conditions which can cause serious dental problems. In addition, any infection can result in your virus starting to replicate and increasing your viral load. So to prevent complications, you should see your dental provider regularly for check-ups and cleanings.
Do I need to tell the dentist that I have HIV?
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Additional Resources
- Public Health Report Special Supplement – Innovations in Oral Health Care for People Living with HIV/AID
- HRSA - Oral Health Initiative
- HRSA – HRSA CAREAction Newsletter: Increasing Access to Dental Care
- University of California, San Francisco – HIVInSite: Oral Manifestations of HIV
- HRSA – The HIV/AIDS Program: Part F Community Based Dental Partnership Program
- HRSA – Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Fact Sheet: Oral Health and HIV
- NIH – HIV/AIDS and Oral Health
- Office of the Surgeon General – Oral Health in America
- New York State Department of Health – Good Oral Health is Important: A Consumer Guide
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Hood River's Adventures in Wine Tasting
Villa Columbia Bed and Breakfast • Hood River, OR
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- A Two-Night Stay for Two, Mondays through Wednesdays ($219) or Thursdays through Sundays ($259)
- Wine Tasting Passport for Two
- Daily Three-Course Breakfast for Two
- Welcome Bottle of Wine and Snacks
The Destination
Long a mecca for outdoor recreation, boasting—hands down—the country's best windsurfing and kiteboarding, Hood River has also begun to make a name for itself in the wine world. While the town's three or four breweries, including the nationally recognized Full Sail Brewing Company, cater to river rats who descend on the gorge each summer, wine connoisseurs are flocking to the region's more than 40 tasting rooms for a sip of the Columbia Gorge American Viticultural Area's best. And with wine has come a boutique food and hospitality industry, which fits nicely in Hood River's well-preserved Victorian- and Craftsman-style architectural landscape.
The Digs
Overlooking the river, the luxurious Villa Columbia Bed and Breakfast puts guests in the thick of Hood River's many offerings. Situated downtown, this five-room inn boasts a perfect five-star rating and nearly 100 reviews on TripAdvisor. It's appointed with elegant antique furnishings such as sleigh beds and vintage armoires, and each room is equipped with a king- or queen-size bed, a private bathroom, cable TV, wireless Internet, and a spacious closet. Two rooms feature hardwood floors, most have Jacuzzi tubs, and a few even have fireplaces.
In the morning, you'll be treated to a gourmet three-course breakfast for two. Made entirely from scratch, the meal features everything from crepes and omelets to fresh fruit and homemade pastries, all of which are prepared with locally sourced organic ingredients.
The Diversions
• Explore six area wineries with your included tasting passport
• Hike hundreds of miles of trails in the Mount Hood National Forest
• Peruse the many shops, restaurants, and galleries in Downtown Hood River
• Cast a line with a private guide on a Columbia River fishing trip
"The couple who runs this B&B is so sweet. We enjoyed every bit of our stay and would recommend it to anyone looking for a romantic getaway."-- TripAdvisor
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Ricardo Romo. Bottom photo: Painting by Olivia Hernandez
UTSA celebrates 'Week of the Young Child'
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(April 5, 2006)--A crowd of parents and children gathered Monday morning to cheer UTSA President Ricardo Romo as he read a proclamation declaring "The Week of The Young Child" on the 1604 Campus.
Children enrolled at the center, including UTSA counselor Melissa Hernandez and her 21-month-old daughter Olivia, presented framed artwork created at the center to Romo and Interim Provost Rosalie Ambrosino.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"I think the teachers take great care of the kids and I love having Olivia close by so we can both participate in events like this," said Hernandez.
The breakfast was one of two events planned this week commemorating "The Week of The Young Child."
On Friday, parents and children enrolled in the center are invited to Spring Fest from 5 to 7 p.m. The annual celebration is sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, the world's largest early childhood education association with more than 100,000 members in 300 locations.
Established in spring 2003, the center currently serves 94 children and is enrolling children from a waiting list for the summer and fall semesters. Interested parents can place their child on the waiting list at the Child Development Center Web site.
For more information, call the UTSA Childcare Development Center at (210) 458-6364.


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Our low deposits are guaranteed to get you in the mood for a beach holiday in Barbados.
Enjoy precious time away with your family in Alicante this summer.
We know that if your kids are happy you'll be just as contented too, so we've carefully selected a range of family-friendly hotels where all your needs are catered for.
Our family-friendly hotels all feature fantastic kids clubs with lots to keep your little ones entertained. Most resorts also offer spacious rooms to accommodate the whole family – some of which are themed. Look out for our free kids offers, which are available at certain times of the year. Our All Inclusive holidays are also particularly appealing and offer a reassuring choice for families, as almost everything is covered in the cost. Book early and secure your family holiday with our low deposits.
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We secure your holiday with a low deposit. You can stagger the payments in as many instalments as you want and decide how much to put aside.
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Spend family holidays on the beaches and eat out in family-friendly tavernas or bring the history books to life and wander around the extraordinary sites our European cities behold.
The Caribbean is a perfect destination for family holidays – enjoy the clean sands, snorkel-friendly surf and endless water sports guaranteed to inject some fun into your family holiday.
Flight times from London are shorter than many long-haul routes and the time difference is kinder too. Choose our family-friendly resorts, which offer fantastic facilities and plenty of shaded activities.
On family holidays in the UK the possibilities are endless – visit captivating attractions, pack a picnic for the park, catch a musical or hire a car and explore the countryside and the glorious beaches.


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I did my hive check and forgot I had three boxes instead of 2. Hive was booming and had utilized the space I left for them. (Instead of creating swarm cells like I had thought). All three boxes had brood, pollen, some honey all at various stages. I thought three 8 frames was enough space for the queen, pollen and any surplus honey they may want to keep. So.. I added a honey super with a few drawn frames and one frame that has a small amount of honey on it. I figured I was in good shape for them to draw and start filling. WRONG... The next day, about 16 hours later, I popped open the top lid to look without much disruption. The inner cover had a good pile of burr comb on it already and in the burr comb they had stuffed pollen already. I dont know if there were eggs, I didnt see any but that does not mean anything. I dont supposed there is much I can do to make them use the honey super for honey is there? More to the point, those of you using 8 frame mediums, do you use 3 boxes for brood or 4 boxes? How do you regulate it or dont you really??? I am thinking put on a queen excluder and keep eggs out at least. Then I think maybe I shouldnt as if they are using it for pollen/eggs, seems they have a better knowledge of what they need than I do. Dont know????
The other think I wanted to ask about is I found a large amount of burr comb in between the boxes, on the top/bottoms of the frames. Many frames I moved I ripped up comb, drones. I accidentally put a serious dent in the drone population of that hive. Assume that wont do much harm. I decided since I had such a large amount of drones, I would check for mites. I probably looked at 30 mostly formed drones, maybe 10 smaller drones. Not one varroa did I see. Based on this alone, can I assume I have a varroa free hive or isnt that the case?
Thanks all
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Size16 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Parking available
- Breakfast
- Towels
- Pets allowed
- Elevator in building
Accommodation summary
|Wenzigova, 120 00 Prague, Czech Republic
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|4 days ago
FREE Wi-Fi
Check in time is from 14:00
Check out prior 12:00
Breakfasts from 7:00 till 10:30
Royal Court Hotel is a brand new, modern and comfortable hotel, which is located in a fully restored and renovated XIX century building of the former Royal Court. It is located in the central part near the medieval sights and the quay of the river Vltava with some of the most beautiful bridges in Europe stretching across it.
Our friendly English-speaking personnel will surround you with care and attention and will make sure you have the warmest memories of your visit to Prague.
We are pleased to offer you a classic cozy double room, which is equipped with all the necessary things for your comfortable stay. You can choose rooms with either a double bed or two large beds. The rooms are equipped with:
Shower cabin, hairdryer, towels
Shower gel/shampoo
Aroma soap for hands
Air condition
Tea set
Welcome coffee and tea
Extra services (paid):
Extra cleaning
Airport transfer
Public transport tickets
Parking for middle-sized cars costs 15-25 euro/day (at the building near apartments). The price depends on the size of your car.If you have some more questions, feel free to ask me about!
House rulesOn check in you will be asked to present a valid passport or EU citizen ID card.
Children older than 2 y.o. are for the price of adult.
|Price for > 2 guests
|£ 9 per guest/night extra
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It was a wonderful room. We were pleasantly surprised and felt very comfortable. The staff was very friendly. We are happy to come back.
Es war ein wundervolles Zimmer. Wir waren angenehm überrascht und haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Das Personal war sehr freundlich. Gerne kommen wir wieder.
The apartment corresponded to the full description and photos. The owner was very kind and obliging when we asked via e-mail the information. For example, we asked if we could have a room with a shower and not a bath and so it was. We also had the room we liked best from your photos! In the pictures you can not see well, but the bathroom is equipped with hairdryer. All days were carried out cleaning and general tidying. A mid-week there were even changed the towels and sheets / pillows! :) Overall it was a positive experience! The apartment was everything we needed to live: cookware, cutlery, glasses, plates! Tea bags and instant coffee and even dishwashing detergent. The machine is not in the apartment, but we have not bothered to ask where it was actually because we washed by hand the smallest things. The apartments are about 15mins walk from Wenceslas Square and about 30 from the Old Town Square. All very doable however if you want to walk and take a look at the city and the streets. However, it is very close to the metro station. We will definitely recommend and if I return to Prague, I would book this apartment again! :)
L'appartamento corrispondeva in pieno alla descrizione e alle foto. La proprietaria è stata molto gentile e accondiscendente quando via mail le abbiamo chiesto delle informazioni. Ad esempio, le abbiamo chiesto se potevamo avere una stanza con la doccia e non con la vasca e così è stato. Abbiamo anche avuto la camera che ci piaceva di più dalle foto! Nelle foto non si vede bene, ma il bagno è attrezzato di phon. Tutti i giorni venivano effettuate le pulizie e riordino generale. A metà settimana ci sono stati addirittura cambiati gli asciugamani e lenzuola/cuscini! :) In generale è stata un'esperienza positiva! Nell'appartamento c'era tutto quello che serviva per viverci: pentole, posate, bicchieri, piatti! Bustine di thè e caffè solubile e anche detergente per i piatti. La lavatrice non è in appartamento, ma non ci siamo curati di chiedere dove fosse effettivamente poichè lavavamo a mano le cose più piccole. Gli appartamenti distano circa 15minuti da Piazza Venceslao a piedi e circa 30 dalla Piazza Vecchia. Tutto molto fattibile comunque se si ha voglia di camminare e dare uno sguardo alla città e alle vie. Comunque è vicinissimo alla fermata della metro. Lo consigliamo sicuramente e se dovessi tornare a Praga, prenoterei di nuovo questo appartamento! :)
We received a very ♡ Lich. The rooms are very nice and modern. It has very good care of us and we were certainly not the last time in the royal court studio apartments.
Wir wurden sehr ♡lich empfangen. Die Zimmer sind sehr schön und modern. Man hat sich sehr gut um uns gekümmert und wir waren sicher nicht das letzte mal in den royal court studio Apartments.
The living room and 'was really beautiful. The apartment is very nice, in a very central (near the national museum and the square Venceslau), all studied in detail, complete with all the cooking utensils, a microwave oven and a coffee machine .. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the cleaning of the 'apartment is done every day, including a change of cloths bagno.Sono very happy to have us stay, impeccable, I would recommend it to everyone. 5 stars deserved.
Il soggiorno e' stato davvero bellissimo. L'appartamento è graziosissimo, in zona molto centrale (vicino il museo nazionale e la piazza Venceslau), tutto curato nei minimi dettagli, completo di tutti gli utensili da cucina, il fornetto microonde e la macchinetta per il caffe..Lo staff è molto gentile e disponibile e la pulizia dell' appartamento viene fatta ogni giorno, compreso il cambio delle tovaglie da bagno.Sono molto felice di averci soggiornato,impeccabile; lo consiglierei a tutti. 5 stelle meritatissime.
Very friendly welcome, clean apartment. Center can be reached on foot and by public transport. Apartment is quiet sufficient even though the house is located on a main road. The kitchen is well equipped and the beds are comfortable.
Sehr freundlicher Empfang, saubere Wohnung. Zentrum gut zu Fuß und mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln zu erreichen. Wohnung ist ausreichende ruhig obwohl das Haus an einer Hauptstraße gelegen ist. Die Küche ist gut ausgestattet und auch die Betten sind bequem.
Excellent experience a warm and welcoming apartment clean really excited
Ottima esperienza un appartemento pulito caldo ed accogliente davvero entusiasta
I was satisfied with the apartment was the one seen on the internet while we were disappointed and unhappy because of the parking lot at the time of booking for the apartment we had also asked for the parking of the building at a cost of 15 Euros per day, and there are many but to prague there are no parking spaces if not the suburbs. Upon arrival we were informed that the parking lot was full and they sent us to a mile away in a hotel where we paid 19 euro a day, patience distance but at least they had to keep the price of 15 euro as I had booked it there bothered a lot
sono stata soddisfatta dell'appartamento era quello visto in internet mentre siamo rimasti delusi e scontenti del parcheggio in quanto al momento della prenotazione per l'appartamento avevamo chiesto anche il parcheggio interno allo stabile al costo di 15 euro al giorno e non sono pochi ma a praga non ci sono parcheggi liberi se non in periferia. All'arrivo ci hanno comunicato che il parcheggio era tutto pieno e ci hanno mandato a un chilometro di distanza in un hotel dove abbiamo pagato 19 euro al giorno,pazienza la distanza ma almeno dovevano mantenere il prezzo di 15 euro come avevo prenotato la cosa ci ha disturbato parecchio
Great place. Great appartment and.friendly people.
We are very pleased with the apartment. The only drawback is that it was a bit noisy due to the central location at night. The subway station is only a few steps. You can see the old town but also within walking distance. The decor is very modern and the staff very friendly and helpful.
Wir sind mit dem Apartment sehr zufrieden. Das einzige Manko ist, dass es durch die zentrale Lage in der Nacht etwas laut war. Die U-Bahn Station ist nur ein paar Schritte entfernt. Man kann die Altstadt aber auch zu Fuß gut erreichen. Die Einrichtung ist sehr modern und das Personal sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.
Friendly welcome. Beautiful and cozy apartment
Freundlicher Empfang. Schöne und sehr gemütliche Wohnung
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"Wing Nam, you Chinee ! How's Manchester?"
by The PKS September 20, 2003
(verb) To "Chinee" is to pull a move in public that is distinctly Chinese, such as parking poorly, driving through a red light, running away from a calm dog on a leash, spitting anywhere and everywhere, standing way too close to you in line.
while driving around looking for a parking spot, a person walks to their car and sits in it, but doesn't move the car and makes no motion signaling you that they plan to stay. You sit there patiently waiting for a while and still they do nothing. You then beep your horn, flip them off and say angrily to yourself in your car "don't Chinee! c'mon! gimme a sign, ya douche!!"
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text: Mike is the Deputy Village Manager for the Village. Holding this position since March 2005, Mike's primary areas of responsibility include economic development and administration. Prior to his current position as Deputy Village manager, Mike served as the Village's Planning & Zoning Director. Before coming to Palatine, Mike served as the Deputy Director of Community Development for the Village of Mount Prospect, Senior Planner for the Village of Northbrook, and Planner for the Village of Libertyville. Mike holds a Bachelor's degree in Planning for the University of Iowa and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Northern Illinois University. Mike and his family reside in Palatine.


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Sheriff: school gunman planned to attack 5 spots
CENTENNIAL, Colo. - Claire Davis, 17, was shot at Arapahoe High School in Centennial Friday, December 13, 2013. The shooting was reported at 12:33 p.m.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office confirms the shooter was Karl Halverson Pierson, 18. Pierson was found dead inside the school minutes after the shooting was reported. Investigators say he took his own life.
New information about Pierson's plans for the attack came to light Tuesday, December 17, 2013, when the Arapahoe County Sheriff said investigators found evidence that Pierson planned to attack 5 different rooms in the school.
In a statement, Sheriff Grayson Robinson said Pierson wrote 5 separate letter/number combinations on his arm that correlated to the school library and 4 other classrooms.
The words Alea iacta est -- Latin for "The die has been cast" -- were also written on his arm.
Pierson's family released the following statement on Monday, December 16, 2013:
"We are shattered by the tragic events that took place on Friday at Arapahoe High School. Our thoughts and prayers are with Claire Davis and her family. They, and she, have suffered unimaginably, and we pray for her full recovery. We also pray for the entire Arapahoe High School community, as we know your lives are forever changed by this horrific event. As parents, we loved our son Karl dearly and we are devastated by what happened Friday. We cannot begin to understand why Karl did what he did. We ask for privacy during this unthinkably difficult time and hope that you will respect our need for time to grieve."
Friday Night, KMGH reported that Pierson was targeting the school librarian -- Tracy Murphy -- who he was angry with for kicking him off of the school's debate team.
At a news conference Saturday, Sheriff Grayson Robinson said that the shooting appears to be the result of a September dispute between Pierson and the staff member at the high school. The sheriff says disciplinary action was taken by the staff member toward Pierson, but that Pierson was not removed from the debate team. He said some sort of threat was made following that incident which was reported and is under investigation.
Sheriff Robinson said at the news conference that Pierson was armed with a shotgun and a machete and that he was carrying a large amount of ammunition. The sheriff said he believes Pierson intended to shoot a large number of people, and that quick action from the school resource officer prevented that from happening.
The staff member who Pierson was looking for left the school in hopes of luring the shooter away. Instead, Sheriff Robinson says Pierson shot Claire Davis. Davis was rushed into surgery and is in critical condition. Another person who was believed to have been shot was actually covered in Davis's blood.
Sheriff Robinson says the targeted staff member's decision to leave when he realized what was happening was a "very wise tactical decision." He says it likely kept this situation from being even worse.
Sheriff Robinson says 3 molotov cocktails were found in the school. One of those devices had been detonated.
Several Front Range school districts took precautionary measures when news of the shooting broke. The Colorado Springs Police Department released the following statement:
"After learning about the shooting incident at Arapahoe High School, CSPD immediately notified all School Resource Officers to be on heightened alert and patrol officers were advised to check the schools in their immediate area.
There have been no threats to any of our schools, this was strictly a precautionary measure."
Politicians were also responding to the shooting Friday afternoon, including this statement from Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper:
"This is an unspeakable horror and something no child, no family should have to endure. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Arapahoe High School community and those affected by this senseless act of violence. We thank law enforcement and first responders for their swift work. All of Colorado is with you."
Search warrants were executed at several locations in the Denver metro area Friday night in relation to this investigation. Sheriff Robinson did not release specific information about what was found, but says there is no indication that anyone helped Pierson or knew what Pierson was planning to do.
The sheriff says that at 18, Pierson purchased the shotgun and ammunition legally.


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August 19, 1970
Kansas City, KS US
Municipal Auditorium (MO)
includes: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Dazed and Confused, Bring It On Home, That's Way, Bron-Yr-Aur, Since I've Been Loving You, Organ solo / Thank You, What Is and What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (medley), Communication Breakdown.
Review: Led Zeppelin, rock group in concert at the Arena of the Municipal Auditorium featuring Jimmy Page, lead guitar, Robert Plant, lead singer, John Paul Jones, bass and organ and John Bonham, percussion.
Who was that guitar player with long hair and a beard, the brim of his hat pulled down over his forehead, a la John Lennon?
Strangely enough, it was Jimmy Page, his boyish face almost no longer visible. Robert Plant and John Paul Jones also displayed new grown foliage.
But an abundance of hair was not the only change in Led Zeppelin, fast-rising British group. Without losing force and volume, they have added a mellowness which benefits their talents as well.
Plant has the vocal strength of a steam whistle and an amazingly wide range. Utilizing his talent as lead singer, the group in the past always seemed to be coming on strong.
Now they have developed a change of pace. Without sacrificing energy, they have added more style. Plant still booms out notes, but not constantly. This gives him something to build up to and he does.
A more refined Plant balances the group a little more in the direction of lead guitarist Jimmy Page, who may be the best in the business (I think so). The sound Page creates is distinct and sharp, both picking and strumming. His talent almost can be referred to as wizardry.
Zeppelin's mellow sound is an improvement. Their performance was considerably better than their one here last winter (when after a good first show, drummer John Bonham got a wee bit liberated on Scotland's finest export and barely made the second).
John Paul Jones played a fine organ solo and likewise Bonham on the drums. About 6,500 persons saw the performance which was produced by Concerts West. (S. Weber, Aug. 1970)
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I have, framed, a pair of ticket stubs from this concert. I still can't hear.....Section 3, Row 4, seats 13 & 14. They were second, only to Jimi Hendrix.


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1. The inexplicable desire to act like a hipster. Symptoms include wearing Ray-Ban Wayfarers, listening to Sufjan Stevens, and/or refusing to buy anything "mainstream."
It became clear Courtney had contracted Hipster-itis when she decided to move to Seattle to pursue a career in graphic design.
by mdunlop1789 June 28, 2011
n. a disease where you stand away from every trend or person. Symptoms are calling everything mainstream, shopping at places people have never heard of, listening to bands people have never heard of, or getting things from Urban Outfitters(this rarely happens if you suffer from Hipsteritis)
You don't wanna go to Forever 21? How about Urban Outfitters? No? Well. It seems to me that you suffer from Hipsteritis
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Hometown: Leningrad, Soviet Union
Where You'll Find Him: Starring as a lovesick long-distance boyfriend in Like Crazy, out October 28.
On Relationship Regrets: "Some relationships aren't meant to last, but the experience still teaches you something. It's a learning process."
His Perfect Girl: "I can't pinpoint it. I like all women! It's not like, 'Well, I like women with brown hair…' but truthfully, it helps to connect with people who are passionate about the things I'm passionate about. I like girls who are into movies."
Age: 21
Hometown: Union, Kentucky
Where You'll Find Him: Starring as Peeta in The Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire!
On Love at First Sight: "I don't think I've had love at first sight. But, I've definitely had moments where I've seen a person, and I'm like, 'Wow, there is something different about you, and I really want to get to know you.' I haven't really gained up the courage to talk to those girls. I still get a little nervous when talking to girls. Which is awful, and embarrassing, because I feel like I shouldn't."
On Peeta's Love for Katniss: "That kind of love, I haven't experienced, except with my family, thus far. But, I definitely look forward to the day at one point, where I get to meet a girl where I have the same love for her that I have for my family. Because, that love I have for my family is undying, unconditional. You know my little brother can get pretty hot headed sometimes, and you kind of want to punch him. But, you love them so much you'd do anything for them."
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Just curious if you saw the oline last year.
After injuries occur, proper depth can help you, not flounder towards the end of the year.
Maybe you are misunderstanding the word. I am talking about depth, not starting talent.
As for the dts, you're right. Possibly in 2014, ferguson and johnson will be gone, but you can't pile up 12 players for only 2 spots; and then only have 14 payers occupy 5 spots on the oline.I understand that ols can be interchangeable, but I don't know where you are going here.
Also, do the math.
There are not enough ol on the team to be 'LOADED'.
It's always good to have fresh legs on the defensive line.
Howd they work out for us at the end of the year.
Cool. Just forget the bowl game.
We have depth at DT but OLine is thin
Let's just sign 5 ol every 4 years and forget the rest!just make sure you're signing all s e c guys.
Damn, you are so stupid.
Wayne and dave.
You have solved the riddle.
Let's just sign 5 ol every 4 years and forget the rest!just make sure you're signing all s e c guys.
Dave, I'm not petioning for depth, just for the sake of numbers. With all positions, you get winners and losers. Some develop, some don't. That's why you don't leave yourself with 11 ols and forget it. Look at how many cbs we have. We've offered that many for a reason. Damn, you are so stupid.
Its okay, I get like you, too. I deal with folks like you at work and just say "forget it" and move on to another subject that you won't make much sense on.
dave for not answering one question posed, but tossing vagueries out for fun. I'm going to need more out of you before "going over to your side."
I don't follow what you said there. Please clarify.
Just curious has something happened with M. Bain. I dont see anyone mentioning him in regards to depth next year.
Kids a beastand will get a chance to contribute from day oen in fall practice.
Just curious has something happened with M. Bain.
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Finally for my long Awaited friends & fans very patiently.I present you my new mix ( PACHA ROCKS ) After my mix in last November - Mellifluous.
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JAY DEEP (DJ/Producer) one of Sri Lanka's shining stars in the Club industry. Currently locate in UK & working as Interim Promotions Co-ordinator at Pacha Rocks,London-Victoria.His successful ascent to the top is highly reflective of his total dedication to the entertainment business which has resulted in him gaining extensive experience in hosting a number of accomplished Local & International events over the years. His level of expertise in the club industry has now risen above and beyond that of many of his pioneering contemporaries. Jay deep's career was in the making long before he ever started playing at venues. Never a stranger to rhythm and beats he started out by getting to know the ins and outs of the music business and the range of different music styles available, which he then learnt to incorporate into harmony. Starting his career as a part time DJ at the tender age of 15 he has quickly become well-known for his entertaining style and already has an impressive collection of achievements under his belt including the release of a series of remixes that are played on various nights at certain clubs in Colombo. Never afraid of taking risks, jay deep's hard work, ambition and drive have seen him quickly rise to the top to become one of Sri Lanka's top ranked DJ's on the Colombo club circuit. Resigning from mobile DJ'ing back in 2002, jay deep began work as a resident pub DJ before his increasing popularity saw him snapped up by the best bars and night clubs in Colombo; his regular venues have included the Mix Bar at the Taj Samudra, ZanZiBa - CoLoMbO, SHINE | DANCE LOUNGE and also H2O, a leading nightclub that's become well known around the globe. Over the last few years DJ jay deep has played alongside some huge names in the club industry at a number of massive events that he has successfully organised in Sri Lanka. Just some of these artists include DJ Sam Young, Charlotte Narni, Devon Montique, DJ Sarah Loise, Jule Briks and most recently Ahmet Sendil back in March 2010 when he played live in Colombo. As one of the top ranking DJs in Sri Lanka with an increasing following, jay deep has now begun to produce his very own style of music. He continues to provide the best Dance Party Solutions to his clients, but is also using his own bittersweet experiences in life to make his own mixes, remixes now. Watch this space……….. Two words – "Music" and "Me". To think of one without the other doesn't sound quite right!!! DJ JAY DEEP GROUP ________________________ │║▌║█║▌║▌││║▌║█║▌│║▌║█║▌║▌││║▌ ----------------------------------- ride@work records For Bookings firstname.lastname@example.com
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Redefining marriage
Last November Minnesotans declined to protect the traditional definition of marriage. In fact, Minnesota has dealt with the issue of marriage between same-sex partners several times over the years, always resulting in defining marriage between a man and a woman.
Most believe that same-sex partners deserve dignity and legal protection. Doesn't every person deserve that despite their personal relationships?
Same-sex partners campaigned on 515 state rights pertaining to married couples and 1,100 federal ones. Included are things like joint fishing licenses, tax returns and avoiding the inheritance tax.
Except that marriage is about something deeper. I don't know any one who married for "stuff!"
But more important, shifting the focus of our marriage laws away from the interests of children and society as a whole, and onto the desires of adults involved in a same-sex relationship will result in profound long-term consequences.
It undermines the marriage culture, making marriage a meaningless political gesture instead of a child-affirming culture that says to children that mothers and fathers matter. Each has a unique roll.
Keep in mind that legislators are already pushing to legalize same-sex "marriage" in the session starting in January. Keep in mind that our teachers, through MEA and the St. Paul Federation of teachers, advocated with organizations promoting same-sex marriage. Remember every time marriage laws are modified like this, child rights and child outcomes are thrown under the bus.
Redefining marriage would be robbing the dignity from one group so we can feel good about another group.
Jan Skjolsvik,
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text: I know this is a little out there but its a scenario thats been floating around in my head. I'm keeping Rat and cutting Free and letting Spencer walk. Cowboys trade Tony Romo to the Kansas city chiefs for 2013 2nd round, 2014 1st round pick and 2014 4th round pick. Helps us clear up some cap space and start to rebuild. I'm all in favor of blowing it up this offseason. #18 Alec Ogletree - would give us a heck of a LB core. #34 Ryan Nassib - Would also consider Bray here. I guess pick which ever one you like. #47 Larry Warford #82 Baccari Rambo #111 Joe Kruger #144 Kyle Long - No telling how much his stock might rise, if he is there i'm taking him. Brian Winters is a guy that has recently gotten on my radar that I would take here. #175 Zach Line With the ammo gained from trading Romo I'm gonna try and move up to Clowney in 2014.


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Discussion in 'Chevy C/K Truck Forum' started by andrew bookout, Mar 18, 2009.
has any one had any problems with u joint when they put a 6 inch lift on a 95 chevy pickup
Hi Andrew,
Anytime you increase the angle of your drive shaft you decrease it's longevity.
so will i need to change any thing with the drive shaft
If you want the drive shaft to last you might consider having a custom shaft made with a CV joint added in on the top end. The ultimate cure is to increase your pinion angle so the pinion nose points upward at more of an angle.
Everyone thats put on a 6" lift has had U-joint problems at one time or another.
As Jimmiee posted having a new shaft built with a CV instead of the common U-joint would help.
Also look at transfer case shims or transfercase drop kits (same thing).
Spicer introduced a new double Cardan CV joint to the market a few months ago, I havent had a chance to use one yet but from the marketing literature and feedback from those that have used it I think it'll cure a lot of problems for lifted trucks.
With a 6" lift you probably need a slightly longer D/S anyways, yours is probably riding on the end of the slip joint splines and one good stretch of the suspension will drop it out.
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Johnstown council OKs plans for giant gun complex
JOHNSTOWN, Colo. - The Johnstown Town Council has approved plans for a gun complex that could be the largest of its kind in the state.
The council on Monday approved plans for the proposed 100,000-square foot Liberty Arms Institute, proposed by USA Liberty Arms of Fort Collins.
Site plans for the facility near Interstate 25 and U.S. 34 include room for 60 shooting lanes in several underground firing ranges, along with a gun store, classroom space and a restaurant.
Some residents raised concerns about traffic, noise and safety, but supporters said the facility would provide a safe place to learn about firearms and how to shoot.


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UTSA PREP honored for success with youth
(June 22, 2005)--The UTSA Prefreshman Engineering Program (PREP) recently received an award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Board on Pre-College Education for creating awareness among female and minority pre-college students of engineering career opportunities.
PREP was chosen for the premier program award because of its efforts to instill confidence in college-bound students who otherwise might not choose to study engineering.
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"PREP's success comes from exposing young aspiring minds to engineering, math, and science and by giving them the tools to succeed through educational advancement," said Raul Reyna, PREP director. "We are honored and proud to receive this recognition for our work with female and minority students."
PREP is an eight-week summer program for middle and high school students which stresses the development of abstract reasoning and problem-solving skills through a series of hands-on math, physics, computer science, logic, technical writing and engineering courses. PREP officials estimate they will serve 1,400 students in 2005.
Program sessions are in June and July at eight partner colleges and university campuses throughout San Antonio.
For more information, contact Blanca Juarez at (210) 458-2064.


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Turkeys topic of Crosslake Chautauqua Program Oct. 9
Dan Zimmerman will return to the Crosslake Chautauqua Program to present "More Turkey Talk: An Encore Presentation on Wild Turkeys" from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, at the Crosslake Community Center.
Zimmerman, local chapter president of the National Wild Turkey Federation, provided a flock of facts about wild turkey biology, habitat and behavior at the Crosslake Chautauqua Program last March. He returns to discuss topics such as food plots, harvest totals from the fall hunt and planning for a successful spring hunt.


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Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz Tickets: On Sale June 27
This fall, internationally renowned artist Ai Weiwei brings his powerful and thought-provoking work to Alcatraz. Get the latest details about his site-specific installations on the Rock—and learn how to buy your tickets for this much-anticipated exhibition, opening September 27. more >>
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YEL-ing Across the Generations
For the first time, the Center is organizing a campout that connects current I-YEL interns with alumni of I-YEL, a groundbreaking youth leadership program in its 13th year. By inviting the extended I-YEL family (and the families of I-YELers), this event builds community across generations. more >>
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National Trails Day: Honor Your Trails
As part of celebrations nationwide, the Golden Gate Trail Crew will lead five projects across our parks. Find out how you can give back to our amazing trails on June 7—and help build a brand-new trail connecting some picturesque San Francisco landmarks. more >>
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Curious about how and why we need our Native Plant Nurseries to grow plants for restoration? Check out the second installment of the "Seed to Ecosystem" podcast for insightful interviews with nursery staff and one of our star volunteers. more >>
The Perfect Pie Pairing for Your Milagra Hike
A fresh berry pie is the perfect reward after a vigorous springtime hike at Milagra Ridge—or any of our Golden Gate National Parks. Read on for the delicious recipe, developed by a former Park Stewardship intern with a passion for baking. more >>
Creating Lifelong Park Users, One Walk at a Time
The Institute at the Golden Gate's Healthy Parks, Healthy People work does more than just encourage new communities to utilize neighborhood parks as resources for improving health. This initiative also creates new advocates for the health of public lands, like the Golden Gate National Parks. more >>
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In the film "Moonrise Kingdom," Sam pointed to Suzy and asked: "What kind of bird are YOU?" Now you'll never get caught without an answer, thanks to our new personality quiz, released just in time for International Migratory Bird Day. Find out your feathered phenotype! more >>
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After two intensive days of exploration and documentation, the Golden Gate National Parks BioBlitz (March 28–29) captured a vivid snapshot of the unique biodiversity in the parks. more >>
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This Celebration's For the Birds
On May 10, bring the whole family to Muir Beach and Muir Woods for International Migratory Bird Day! Learn the history of this unique event, now in its 14th year, and discover festivities in honor of our feathered friends across the Redwood Creek Watershed more >>
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Pollution Palooza: Good, Clean Fun!
Youth leaders at the Crissy Field Center are putting the finishing touches on their final project, a free, family-friendly event filled with physical challenges, educational exhibits, and prizes. Held at Crissy Field, the event shows how pollution affects our entire community. more >>
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KRLS surveys county residents
Kitchigami Regional Library System (KRLS) is looking for information that will help it redesign its outreach services to residents in Beltrami, Cass, Crow Wing, Hubbard and Wadena counties who live outside of the 11 cities that have branch libraries or associate community libraries.
"We know that the bookmobile doesn't have a long future," said library director Marian Ridge, "and the best thing that we can do right now is gather information. We need to know the service priorities of our library users who live outside of our cities. We need to know what technology they have. That information will help us develop new services that will meet public need. We hope to have pilot projects in place by the end of the year so that we can test their success."
The survey is available on the KRLS website at www.krls.org or on paper from the mobile library until the end of April.


text: Well folks, decided to pick this up. Cant say enough about Viking Buick GMC in Rochester, Minnesota. They dealt with me over the phone, the sales man talked to me again and again. Sent me pictures, answered my questions, and was very helpful in every way possible. They drove it almost 1400 miles to Virginia beach for me, and took care of everything I could ask for. Customer service above and beyond what I could have ever asked for. Anywho, here are the details. Its a 2011 SLE in stealth Grey Metallic. 5.3 w/6 speed, Z71 package (required lol) It has the Chrome Essentials package, power tech package, and the Convenience Package. 265/65/R18 rims and tires. Bridgestone Dualer A/Ts. It came with the GMC mudflaps, GM 6 inch Nerf Bars, and a GM under rear seat storage box. I had no idea it was their until I got it today. I was pleasantly surprised. They added a Smoked Bug guard, and GM smoked Window vents for me, and to top it off, they sent it off to Line-X and had the bed lined for me. I went with a under the rail liner. I like that look better, I think its cleaner. If I ever change my mind, adding the over the rail will be easy, taking it off, not so much. So far, I have the UWS toolbox I had on it, and the bully hitch step on. And one GMTC sticker.:lol: Future plans you may be wondering? Level it, maybe a size larger tires, a Diablew tune, a cat back exhaust of some sort, and maybe some light interior mods. I have a few ideas floating around in my head. *** also has husky floor mats.*** Enjoy the pictures. Thanks for looking. And yes I kept it a secret, just for fun. Alex


text: My name is Del David. My truck is a 1978 Chev C20 Camper Special 3/4 ton (one ton axle) long bed. My occupation is several: Owner of David Marketing Group, Band leader for a 10 member country & western band (Klassic Kountry Gold) and Gunfighter Reenactor 1880's period. PLUS, I've retired FIVE times! I have a 1994, 454 Mercruiser marine engine in my truck with a 850 CFM four-barrel, ceramic headers and twin Flowmaster tri-chamber mufflers. My intent is to build a new truck. I need to put a more powerful automatic transmission in it (600 HP), serpentine belt system (It keeps throwing belts) and would like to have disk brakes on the back. I'm hoping I can build it up so I can haul a fifth wheel 34' travel trailer eventually. Don't know if I'll need duals or not on the rear.


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Close call, but I'm Anti-KG
I've always liked his playbook; when run correctly we've been dominant.
His play calling during the game is terrible. It has been for years, but this year he hasn't turned it around at all. No quick slants, 3rd and long draws, "Go deep or go home" should be his motto.
He may be able to turn it around again this year and we might finish the season well, but I still think he should be gone regardless of what happens from here on.


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Bomber Command Wreathlaying Ceremony
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This annual Wreathlaying ceremony brings together ex-service men and women, family and friends to commemorate the service and sacrifice of all those who served in Bomber Command.
As a public wreathlaying ceremony, all visitors and guests are most welcome to attend.
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Location: Bomber Command Memorial, Australian War Memorial
During the Second World War, Britain's Royal Air Force was divided into a number of functional and geographic commands in line with an organisation that had first been implemented in 1936. Bomber Command was based in Great Britain and was responsible for bombing targets in enemy-controlled Europe. At the height of its operations in late 1944 Bomber Command comprised over 80 operational squadrons. These squadrons were organised into several groups on the basis of their role, the type of aircraft they operated, and the locations of the airfields from which they operated. In 1939 these groups were numbered 2-5 and by the end of the war Bomber Command comprised 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (Canadian), 8 (Pathfinder), 100 (Special Duties), and 91, 92 and 93 (Training) groups. Approximately 10,000 Royal Australian Air Force personnel served with Bomber Command and 3,486 were killed.


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger is certain that Arsenal will have their fans right behind them when they face Sunderland on Saturday.
The midweek 4-0 defeat at AC Milan was attended by almost 5,000 travelling fans and they gave Arsenal vociferous support despite a poor performance.
Wenger appreciated their efforts and is expecting more of the same in the FA Cup.
"The fans were absolutely fantastic in Milan and we can only say sorry [to them]," he told Arsenal Player.
"On Saturday there will be another fight and we want them to be on our side of course. I am sure they will be."
Watch the full interview with Wenger on Arsenal Player.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Olivia. The cost to buy wooden is a little more than building your own. By the time you factor time, fuel, and effort I think it is cheaper to buy it all precut and just assemble. There are a few things that I do build because I have customized them to meet my needs and desires. I build the Screened bottom boards, ventilated inner covers and I make the tops. I make some fancy top covers, that have copper shingle roofs and trim. As for me I have 5 hives, gonna add five more this spring, been in it for 8-9 years now I think. I do it just for the fun and enjoyment I get out of it. My 3 y/o grand daughter is hooked on bees and honey and loves to help me work the bee's. That in itself offsets any costs I may incur.
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Few have seen Mona Barthel in action this week and they got only a fleeting glimpse of her today as she wrapped up her quarter-final against Sweden's Johanna Larsson in just 44 minutes.
It was the fastest match of the ASB Classic to date, and just a continuation of Barthel's easy passage to tomorrow's semifinals.
The eighth-seeded German has taken less than three hours to win her three matches, and has emerged as a genuine contender to win her second WTA title.
She has done it largely out of sight, confined to the back courts for the first two rounds before waltzing through today 6-2 6-1 against Larsson.
What the patient crowd at Stanley St today saw was a clinical display of efficient and sometimes powerful tennis. Standing at 185cm, the 22-year-old possesses a strong serve which defines much of her success or failure. If it's on, she's invariably on.
"It always has advantages and disadvantages to be tall,'' Barthel said.
"I'm just trying to work it out.''
Her serve conjures up memories of another tall German, Steffi Graf, who was Barthel's idol, and it is the memory of Graf and Boris Becker that has had the German public pining for another world No 1.
While compatriot Julia Goerges said this can sometimes be a burden, Barthel doesn't feel any pressure to succeed. Up until now, however, that expectation hasn't fallen on her shoulders as Angelique Kerber (world No 5), Goerges (18) and Sabine Lisicki (37) dominate headlines, but that could change if she continues that rise up the world rankings.
Barthel ended last year at 39 but has been as high as 31 on the back of her first WTA title in Hobart last January and semifinal appearances at both Bastad and Quebec.
"I went a different way to Steffi,'' Barthel said. "She played a lot of tennis and didn't focus much on school. I focused more on school, trying to finish that and play some tennis. I don't think you should see it as a disadvantage.
"It's great to have players like [Graf] in your country before. I'm really happy with the way tennis is. We have a lot of good players in Germany right now.
"I don't feel any pressure. If it happens, it happens. If I don't win a Grand Slam or anything, I don't think my tennis career would not be a good one. If I have matches like today, I'm happy. If I lose, I'm happy. This is the life I choose.''
It's working out reasonably well so far.
She won in Hobart after coming through qualifying and, co-incidentally, beat Yanina Wickmayer in the final _ the pair will meet in tomorrow's semifinal. It was part of a run of 10 consecutive wins that was stopped only by current world No 1 Victoria Azarenka.
This year has started with three wins so far, but Wickmayer will present an altogether tougher proposition.
"I'm playing really good tennis and, if I can play the same way tomorrow, I think I have a pretty good chance,'' Barthel said.


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Study: Drugs and Doctors; Moral Obligations
Drugs given to help manage ADHD can be very effective when they are prescribed for kids who have been properly diagnosed. However, when these drugs are prescribed as study aids they can become addictive and can produce serious cardiac risks.
Dr. William D. Graf, professor of pediatrics and neurology at Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, CT, and five colleagues became concerned when they noticed the increasing number of physicians prescribing ADHD drugs like Ritalin and Adderall- to perfectly healthy children.
The dramatic increase in the number of children taking stimulants and other "study drugs," as they are popularly known, seems to back up his anecdotal evidence.
The Yale doctors have publicly taken a position on this topic in a paper that offers guidance to physicians and discusses the ethics of prescribing stimulant drugs to children who do not have ADHD in order to help them do better in school.
The paper suggests that physicians have a moral obligation to prevent misuse of medication.
It concludes that the practice of "neuroenhancements" isn't justifiable. It adds that the prescription of these drugs is inadvisable because of "numerous social, developmental, and professional integrity issues."
"We are a highly competitive society, and we know some physicians are prescribing these at a parent's request," Graf said. "Other parents have told us they felt doctors pushed these drugs on their children."
Several studies have looked at the increase number of students who are taking study drugs. A 2004 study notes that in some U.S. schools "the proportion of boys taking methylphenidate (Ritalin) exceeds the highest estimates of the prevalence of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder."
Another study suggests that about 16% of the population of some high schools and colleges use prescription drugs as study aids.
Other college professors have noticed the increase in college students who are either taking or asking for study drugs. Many students believe it is the only way they can have an advantage in competitive schools with rigorous curriculums.
Dr. Mark Wolraich, chairman of the American Academy of Pediatrics clinical practice guideline subcommittee on ADHD, says this newly published position paper represents "pretty much the position that all clinicians have." His only concern is that parents who hear about it may be too nervous to seek treatment for their children with ADHD, for whom the drugs would actually be beneficial.
"They can work really well with kids with ADHD," Wolraich said.
He also believes there may be a valid reason for the increase in students who are taking ADHD drugs. More is known about ADHD and more students are being correctly diagnosed with the condition. Until recently, many physicians believe that children would eventually outgrow ADHD symptoms. New research shows that ADHD symptoms can carry on into adulthood.
"We used to think it disappeared at puberty, but it's not the case. So there will be more cases of adolescents and people at older ages diagnosed with ADHD," Wolraich said.
Graf and his colleagues say they are more concerned about physicians prescribing ADHD drugs when there is not a medical need for it and believe that it is time to take a stand.
Parents and students should educate themselves about the dangers of taking these potent stimulants when they are not used to treat ADHD. It's far too easy to obtain them and justify that they are just temporary.
High school can be difficult and so can college. But previous generations managed to make it through both, with good grades, by doing what it takes to succeed without the use of stimulants. In our accomplishment driven society kids may have a more difficult time in school not because the pressure is greater, but because they are depressed, anxious or sleep deprived. These are situations that can be helped through counseling, understanding, motivation and better sleep habits. This solution doesn't offer a pill's temporary quick fix, but it may help students be better able to handle all of life's unexpected challenges in the long run.
If your child doesn't have ADHD and becomes dependent on prescription or illegally obtained pills to apply themselves or to be able to study, what are they going to do when school is finished and they have to continue to apply themselves and focus in the real world - take another pill?
Physicians can help guide parents and students. They can make sure that prescriptions are medically necessary. They can explain the side effects and offer other possible solutions. I think that's the important point the doctors at Yale University were trying to make.
The paper was published in the journal American Academy of Neurology.
Source: Jen Christensen, http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/13/health/adhd-misuse-drugs-study/index.html?hpt=he_c2