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I recently made some candy board for my top feeder for the winter, placed it in my hive.
I had about 4 lbs left over so I placed it in a pan on top of the hive so the bees could have some food with the temperatures in the mid-50's, one thing I am noticing is the amount of bees dying around the candy board, there is about 20 dead bees per day dead.
During the daytime the hive entrance which is constricted due the my mouse guard has a flurry of activity, things seem normal.
I popped the top feeder and looked in the hive yesterday, (temp was 63) bees were hanging out on one of the frames, they looked like they were capping the last frame.
It's gonna become winter Tomorrow or friday, with temps remaining in the upper 30's so today Thanksgiving is the last day for them to get their work done.
Does anyone place Apiguard in the winter?
I'm going to change out the entrance board in the next several days for the final shutdown.


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Hi there, I will try to suggest the following ,assuming you have a variable called J=2,3,4,5 and maybe another one Z=1 for the outside choice sort newid qui bysort newid: gen choices=3 (if J==4 | J==5) qui bysort newid: replace choices=2 (if J==2 | J==3) qui bysort newid: replace choices=1 (if Z==1) lab var choices "Options of Choice" expand 3 sort newid qui bysort newid: gen temp=_n qui bysort newid:gen chosen=(temp==choices) drop choices rename temp choices lab var choices "Options of Choice" lab def choices 1 "Outside" 2 "S1" 3 "S2" lab val choices choices nlogitgen type=choices(Outside:1, Other: 2 3) nlogittree choices type /*** If you have explanatory variables, say educ and sex (as binaries) then you can hold the "Outside" option as the baseline**/ for var educ sex: for Y in new S1: gen XY=X*(choices==2) for var educ sex: for Y in new S2: gen XY=X*(choices==3) /*** Here you need something to hold the content of the constant, try **/ gen consC=(type==2) xi:nlogit chosen (choices = educS1 sexS1 educS2 sexS2) (type = consC), group(newid) I hope you find this helpful. Perhaps you can also check the VALUABLE instructions posted by Weihua Guan (email@example.com) at http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2002-10/msg00187.html Amani -----Original Message----- From: Wei Tan [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, 12 August 2003 17:49 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: st: nested logit model Hi, I need to estimate a nested logit model including outside alternatives. In my model, I have four choices, j=2,...5 and an outside alternatives j=1. I group the four choices to two group S1={3,2} and S2={5,4} at the upper layer of nest, I have choice 1, S1 and S2. I used the following command nlogit chosen (choice=price) /* */ (type2= x), group(newid) ivc(choicezero=1) the nest structure shows type2 choice choicezero 1 S1 2 3 S2 4 5 the program shows an error message choicezero not found r(198) I guess that my problem is that I did not specify the model correctly. I wonder if someone could help me how to specify the correct model. wei _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/ * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Random Hacks Of Kindness Hits Vancouver
Megan Hooft | Posted 01.26.2013 | Canada British Columbia
Read More: Vancouver Technology, Canada Hackers, Naoya Makino, Vancouver IT, Vancouver, Peacegeeks, Renee Black, Vancouver Hackers, Random Hacks of Kindness, Rhok, Canada British Columbia News
Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK) is an event where technical talent and good intentions converge. It provides a chance to be part of a global movement of tech for social good. From ending poverty to connecting women peacebuilders, the Vancouver RHoK event pulls in local tech talent to donate valuable skills and time to worthy causes.


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University of Colorado Law School Associate Professor Paul Ohm will serve in the Federal Trade Commission as a senior policy adviser for consumer protection and competition issues affecting the Internet and mobile markets.
Ohm will take a leave of absence to serve at the FTC and begin his new position Aug. 27 in the agency's Office of Policy Planning, which focuses on the development and implementation of long-range competition and consumer protection policy initiatives, and advises staff on cases raising new or complex policy and legal issues.
"Paul's keen insights on how the law applies to technology and privacy issues will be invaluable to the FTC's work in these areas," said FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz. "We have been fortunate in bringing in a series of top-notch experts to advise us on cutting-edge issues and enhance our in-house expertise. We look forward to having Paul on board."
Ohm specializes in information privacy, computer crime law, intellectual property and criminal procedure, with a particular focus on building new connections between law and computer science. Much of his work has examined how evolving technology disrupts individual privacy. His 2010 article, "Broken Promises of Privacy: Responding to the Surprising Failure of Anonymization," has sparked an international debate about the impact on privacy of significant recent advances in data analytics.
"I am honored to have received this appointment," Ohm said. "The FTC is the focal point for so many of the important information privacy debates taking place today. I hope to help the Commissioners and staff of this great agency continue the important work they have done to protect consumers online."
His appointment to the FTC will mark the second time Ohm will serve the government focusing on privacy. He previously worked on similar issues as a trial attorney in the U.S. Department of Justice's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section.
"Paul Ohm is at the forefront of privacy scholarship and already a leader of his generation in the field," said Phil Weiser, dean of the CU Law School. "At the Silicon Flatirons Center, Paul is the leader on information technology and intellectual property issues and has established the center as a formidable presence on privacy and Internet policy issues. We will miss him dearly at Colorado Law, but we respect his commitment to public service and will look forward to his return."
Paul Ohm, 303-492-0384
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The unique characteristic of the laying workers of the Cape honeybee (Apis mellifera capensis) to produce females from unfertilized eggs was first described in 1912. Initially this characteristic known as thelytokous parthenogenesis was regarded as peculiar and scientifically interesting but not of any real importance. This changed between 1977 to 1979 when some experimental colonies taken from the Cape peninsula were placed in an African honeybee, (Apis mellifera scutellata) apiary in the summer rainfall region.
This resulted in many African honeybee colonies being taken-over by laying workers of the Cape honeybee which soon died out. A catastrophe was averted when all the infested colonies in that apiary and in a radius of 3.5 km were killed to prevent the problem from spreading to other beekeepers.
Beekeepers, through subsequent warnings, for many years thereafter refrained from mixing the two sub-species. However, in 1991 capensis laying workers were identified in honeybee colonies of commercial beekeepers in the summer rainfall region.
As the problem escalated, thousands of colonies died out. In an effort to prevent the total destruction of all hived colonies in the region, the South African government issued a proclamation that all infested colonies should be killed. Compensation was paid to those commercial beekeepers who could prove that they had complied with the law. Despite these strict measures the problem persisted, and it is still the most serious one plaguing beekeeping outside the geographical distribution area of the Cape honeybee.
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Ashland Pivot Mirror
- Overview
This adjustable mirror is ideal for a shared bath because it lets each person find the perfect viewing angle. Sturdy wall brackets let it pivot and stay put with a touch.
- Thickly plated beveled mirror is backed with MDF and framed in aluminum for unrivaled strength.
- Finish is applied by hand.
- Sturdy zinc-alloy wall brackets allow you to adjust the angle.
- Mounting hardware included.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 24" wide x 24" high
- Mirror Only: 17.5" wide x 23" high
- Projection From Wall: 3"
- Brackets: 2" diameter, 3" deep
- Weight: 12 pounds
- Clean glass with a standard glass cleaner.
- Wipe frame with a soft, clean cloth.
- Shipping & Return Info
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days.
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We can arrange for next day delivery to most destinations within the contiguous 48 states, for an extra charge of $17.50 per address. If we receive your order by 6pm PT Monday through Friday, you'll receive your order the next business day; orders placed on Friday after 6pm PT through Sunday will arrive on Tuesday. Note: Next Day Delivery service is not available for some oversized items, White Glove Delivery, out of stock items, personalized items or for items shipped directly from the manufacturer.
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Top 100 Emo Songs of All Time
97. Bright Eyes | "First Day of My Life"
"First Day of My Life" by Bright Eyes from the album I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning (2005)
Leave it to Conor Oberst to take one of the more wistful love songs that he penned under the Bright Eyes moniker and make it sound like the final lament of a wounded bird. His trembling approach exposes someone so delicate that putting the song on a mix would fail epically because your lover would wonder why you weren't just as sensitive.
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New KLM homepage
18 December 2013 | More travel inspiration, various ways to find your destination & easy access to your journey.
What's new
Maybe you've already noticed: KLM's homepage is new! Besides a clear, inspiring design you can now more easily:
- Find the lowest fares
- Use various ways to find your dream destination
- View all your flight details – and arrange comfy extras and handy services
- Access your Flying Blue account to view your Miles balance, claim Miles and book Award tickets
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Question 1: The mk25 looks great to me, since it comes with 4 mags and has the anti-corrosion coated internals. I can only get my hands on the normal versions (e26r-9-bss) locally, and like the triggers on them. Does the anti-corrosion coating in the mk25's fire controls have an effect on the trigger pull at all?
I believe the anti-corrosion coating is part of a casehardening-like process that surface hardens the parts. I would expect it may actually improve the trigger
Question(s) 2: If I don't get the mk25, I am considering getting the Classic .22 Beavertail and then getting a 9mm X-Change kit to have 2 guns in one for about the same price as a normal 226, and significantly less than the Enhanced Elite model 226. Questions: is the frame really the same between the .22 versions and the others? Would the cobbled together 9mm made out of the .22 Beavertail and the X-Change kit be basically the same as the Enhanced Elite? I would love to hear from someone with firsthand experience.
I believe the same frames are used for the .22 and centerfire. You may be able to save money getting the .22 and then the centerfire conversion slide and barrel.
Question 3: Would I be better off getting the mk25 and then getting the .22LR X-Change kit for it?
Your call.
Question 4: Do Sig's p226 .22LR models run on bulk ammo, or would I need to get high velocity rounds for them?
I had to break in my .22 conversion with a couple of hundred rounds of high speed stuff before it would cycle normally with standard speed stuff. During the break-in it would cycle the standard speed stuff, but it felt like it was cycling in slow motion. Now it is fine. Bulk ammo is usually high speed stuff.
Question 5: I am also interested in the models with stainless instead of aluminum frames, but have heard comments that the stainless frames throw off the balance of the pistol. Has anyone had any experience with that?
My 226 is an older stainless gun in 9mm. I got a .22 conversion for it soon after they came out a few years ago. More recently I got a blued conversion slide with a .357 SIG barrel and then got a spare .40 S&W barrel. They all play together very well and the .357 SIG is particularly accurate. I like the weight and balance of the stainless gun and I have never gotten hammer bite with the short tang, so, unlike the SIG210, I dont see the urgency to get one with the extended tang.
With the conversions, they make a 9mm barrel that is supposed to work with the .357SIG/.40S&W slide. I haven't tried it myself, but if you wanted to, you could get a .22 gun, .357 SIG centerfire conversion, and 9mm and .40 S&W conversion barrels and be completely covered. I like to shoot 9mm because it is cheap. If you think you might want the .357 SIG, you might want to get it with the slide because I think the .40 S&W barrel is easier to find than the .357 SIG barrel by itself. The .357 SIG and .40 S&W use the same slide, recoil spring and mags.


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What if blue eyes were like black skin?
It's too easy to say — and to believe — that if you don't engage personally in racist (or sexist, or homophobic) speech or behavior that you are not racist (or sexist, or homophobic). But watching the film Blue Eyed serves a reminder that by not speaking up against the mundane discrimination we unknowingly witness every day, we are just as culpable for perpetuating the cycle.
The 90-minute documentary, directed by Bertram Verhaag, highlights the work of Jane Elliott, a dynamic, abrasive, and brave diversity trainer. She is famous for her "Blue-Eyed" exercise, pioneered in a third-grade classroom in Iowa in 1968 and now used in adult-education seminars, which exposes white people to the discrimination that black people, women, and gays and lesbians face daily. Basically, the exercise calls for blue-eyed people to wear collars that set them apart, then spend an afternoon being ostracized, condescended to, and verbally abused, while brown-eyed people (including many blacks) look on and share their own experiences of prejudice. The result is increased consciousness of the constant struggles faced by anyone who isn't a white, straight male.
Blue Eyed documents this exercise as experienced by a group of 40 professionals — teachers, police, social workers, and school administrators — in 1995. It is uncomfortable to watch as Elliott harangues the blue-eyed group; at least two of the participants are so affected that they start crying. Indeed, even though we know that Elliott is trying to make a point, it's difficult at times not to perceive her as intolerable, sanctimonious, or just plain mean.
We see a softer side of Elliott in interviews, in which she describes the (mostly negative) effects her work had on her parents and her children, as well as the (mostly positive) outcomes on students who participated in Elliott's early sessions. While she never really explains why she became interested in this work in the first place, there's no mistaking Elliott's passion, and the perception-altering effect it has on others.
The film is being screened (admission is free) at SPACE Gallery at 7 pm on Tuesday, January 13, as part of the Portland NAACP's observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is on January 19 this year. Rachel Talbot Ross, president of the 100-year-old Portland NAACP branch, will speak, and Maine author Annie Sibley O'Brien (who has written about multiculturalism) will facilitate a discussion after the film.
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See the stars under the stars. Grab your family and friends and enjoy a special showing of the movie "Moneyball," starring Brad Pitt. The movie begins at dusk at Bollinger Ranch (6111 Bollinger Canyon Rd., BR1, San Ramon). Before the movie, enjoy live music and gourmet food trucks. To ensure that everyone can see the screen, bring only blankets and low beach chairs.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, August 8, 2012, 1:43 PM
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'Moneyball' screening at Bishop Ranch 1 tonight
Original post made on Aug 9, 2012
Like this commentPosted by Hank
a resident of Danville
on Aug 9, 2012 at 7:48 am
Is the movie showing tonite? What time does it start?
Like this commentPosted by mom
a resident of Danville
on Aug 9, 2012 at 8:14 am
Date and approximate time would be helpful.
Like this commentPosted by Bishop Ranch
a resident of San Ramon
on Aug 9, 2012 at 8:18 am
The movie is showing at Bishop Ranch 1, not Bishop Ranch 11, and will be screening on Friday night, August 10th. Come at 7 pm with a blanket or low-backed beach chair!


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|4 Units
|Analysis of the contending theoretical formulations of International Political Economy (IPE) emphasizing the interconnection between economics and politics in the broad context of a global economy and the formulation of national public policy. Economic and political policy issues of current national and international significance are emphasized. As an honors course, it is a full thematic seminar with advanced teaching methods focusing on extensive writing, reading, and research assignments, student lectures, group discussions and interactions. Distinguishing features include: heightened focus on and evaluation of global objectives and components of developed and developing nations, increased depth of analysis and breadth of examination, higher level of student critical thinking. Expanded learning outcomes and fuller description of these focused elements.
|Prerequisite: Honors Institute participant.
|Advisory: Not open to students with credit in ECON 9, 9H or POLI 9.
|Repeatability: Not Repeatable.
|4 hours lecture. (48 hours total per quarter.)
|GE Area: Social & Behavioral Sciences
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Coordinating Board okays B.A. in honors studies
By Ann Eisenberg
Honors College Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Psychology
(March 30, 2007)--The UTSA Honors College announces the approval of a bachelor of arts degree in honors studies by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Students can enroll in this first Honors College degree program beginning in fall 2007.
Including the new degree, UTSA offers 63 bachelor's degree programs, 43 master's and 20 doctorates.
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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To be eligible to earn the B.A. degree in honors studies, students must pursue a UTSA degree in the 2006-08 course catalog, have a GPA of 3.25 or higher, and be or become a member of the Honors College.
The bachelor's degree in honors studies is an exciting opportunity because it will allow honors students greater flexibility in their academic programs. While the degree has a core of honors and non-honors courses in sciences, social sciences, and humanities -- plus a demand for substantial competence in a foreign language and the completion of an honors thesis -- students also take 24 hours in a concentration of their choosing and have an additional 12-15 elective hours in which they can, essentially, write their own degree plan with approval from the Honors College.
The Honors College advising team already has designed a degree plan for a B.A. in honors studies with a concentration in pre-medical studies. The benefit of the degree plan is that students can take not only science courses required for admission to medical school, but also many courses focusing on the humanistic side of medical practice.
The advising team also prepared a pre-law degree plan for a B.A. in honors studies and a concentration (and minor) in legal studies. Professor Don Robin, the first official member of the Honors College faculty, is working to develop a B.A. in honors studies with a concentration in human neuroscience. The degree plan will involve collaboration with the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio Research Imaging Center.
The B.A. in honors studies also can be completed with any minor in the College of Liberal and Fine Arts, and students should easily be able to complete double majors with the B.A. in honors studies and most liberal arts majors.
Students with interdisciplinary interests that do not closely fit any individual major also should also take a close look at the B.A. in honors studies.
For more information, contact Ann Eisenberg at (210) 458-4106.


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Volunteer Trainings Scheduled for Faith in Action Neighbors Helping Neighbors
How are you called to serve your community? Are you seeking a place to share your gifts and talents? Concerned about liability or sensitive about asking how to help?
Faith in Action for Cass County is accepting applications for "Compassionate Volunteers Service People in Need" and for board of directors members to guide and shape the program for 2014-15 as it looks to meet the needs of people in our area.
Faith in Action is a nonprofit, community-based program that connects volunteers to people in the community who need transportation, friendly visiting and respite, light homemaking and chore services and small home repair projects. Volunteers are matched according to the time they have available and the talents they wish to share.
More than 65 percent of the people served are older adults who need a little extra neighborly help to remain living and thriving in our communities. Faith in Action board members provide the oversight and direction to the staff and volunteers who provide services by attending quarterly board meetings and participating in committee activities.
Volunteers receive training, coordination, liability insurance and mileage reimbursement.
Faith in Action volunteer trainings are scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 6 in the Backus/Pine River area and 1-3 p.m. Nov. 8 in Walker.
For more information on volunteer opportunities or to register for volunteer training, contact Faith in Action for Cass County at 866-675-5435 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Mass murderers and the medis
Original post made by Walter_E_Wallis, Midtown, on Dec 9, 2007
Last week, in the aftermath of the Omaha mall shootings, an executive of a major news service, asked if he felt any concern about the copy-cat nature of the crime, conceded that while copy-cat was a possibility, there was absolutely no way that coverage of such incidents would be changed. The shooter wanted notoriety, he got it. His picture, the body count, his note all made front page prime time. What if there was a gentleman's agreement that names, pictures and messages of these domestic terrorists were not made public. What if the converge were limited to "Some nut shot up the mall and killed 8 people and then himself.".Names might be names later,
I know if it bleeds it leads, but news routinely is edited for good taste, and it is in poor taste to reward shooters with what they want. Practitioners of the First amendment should practice the restraint Practitioners of the Second Amendment do.
a resident of Downtown North
on Dec 9, 2007 at 7:23 pm
Walter, well said.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Dec 9, 2007 at 8:17 pm
Well said, and I hope the rest of us are not clamouring for more details with hits on all sorts of web sites to get more "details".
a resident of Ventura
on Dec 9, 2007 at 11:55 pm
I'll agree with the first part - I once cancelled a subscription to a news magazine that put a full size picture of a young shooter on its cover. There are many instances where I'd like to see the media restrain themselves.
But given that this example involves a total lack of restraint relevant to the Second Ammendment, it seems odd, if not tasteless, to suggest that standard. Of course, this perp was not part of a well-regulated militia, so his right to bear arms is debatable.
a resident of Midtown
on Dec 10, 2007 at 5:49 am
SkepticAl, no one has ever claimed that the Second Amendment granted the right to randomly shoot up the place. No one has presented a case for a subordinant clause reversing the main clause, either. You are taking a shot in the dark.
a resident of Ventura
on Dec 10, 2007 at 11:50 am
Classic Walter response...
A. That first "no one has ever claimed..." includes me not having made the claim. What's your point? I just said this guy had no restraint, and the issue here is relevant to the Second Ammendment - you brought it in, not me.
B. Technically, the opening of the amendment does not contain a "subordinant" [sic] clause, but rather, an absolute phrase. However, of course these subordinate elements can restrict the main clause - that's often their purpose! For example, "After you've eaten your vegetables, you will be served some dessert." Or, "Until you've mastered your spelling and grammar, don't tangle with the professor!" But, regarding the amendment itself, you may not agree with the interpretation placing the militia at the forefront, but you lose credibility if you dismiss it that blithely. Mine was hardly a shot in the dark (though I like that pun!). Legal minds sharper than ours have gone back and forth on this for decades.
a resident of Midtown
on Dec 10, 2007 at 1:00 pm
[Post removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
a resident of Midtown
on Dec 10, 2007 at 4:58 pm
And Al, the legal minds that used to think like you are have changed with a reading of the rest of the historical context of the amendment. We must always remember that at the time of the writing, every person was considered a part of the "militia", and therefore every person had the right to bear arms. In other writings, the point was made that a free people need to bear arms to defend themselves against a government gone amuk. Note that the first thing any dictator-to-be does is remove guns from every household.
This will be debated at length, again, in our highest court this summer, and I am greatly looking forward to it. Context and intent are everything, and too much import has been given to that comma, and not enough to the writings and historical realities surrounding the 2nd Amendment.
As written elsewhere on another blog, it is like interpreting Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness to mean Life, Liberty and the pursuit of doing anything that makes me happy (wrong). Happiness was defined as the ability to work at the job you wished and care for yourself and your family, not the ability to party day and night and let others care for you. Such a thought was inconceivable in that time, just as it was inconceivable to any American that any govt would think it had the right to take away his/her guns, the very weapons necessary for food and self-defense.
a resident of Ventura
on Dec 10, 2007 at 7:44 pm
Perspective, yes, that was my point. It's open to interpretation. The one Walter would prefer has not been the prevailing one so far. I'm open to the argument either way, though you might guess which way I lean.
a resident of Portola Valley
on Dec 28, 2007 at 11:23 pm
With freedom comes responsibility. I wish the media would act resposibly when it comes to covering--and hyping up--this sort of atrocity.


text: Okay you guy are right. Scott Norwood missed his field goal because the Giants ST unit was so talented. Your backup reciever made a freak catch against his helmet out of pure talent. Where is he now again? Eli Manning threw that Hail Mary before the half in Green Bay because the play was drawn up that way. Kyle Williams decided to botch multiple returns because the Giants were so good that they made him. The Giants play poorly every year and then sneak into the playoffs at the last minute because you are always the best team. You guys were not a fluke last year and were the best team in the NFL hands down which explains why the Giants are sitting on the couch this year while EVERY SINGLE TEAM they beat last year is in the playoffs laughing.


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Re: Let it Tea..
Amazing, I love it!!!
Re: Bungalow Bill
Great work!
Re: The Battles
Awesome work!
Re: Second Breakfast
Brilliant! Good luck ;)
Re: London Calling
Cool, I love it!
Re: Tea Time
Yay. I want it!!!
abailey3 wrote:I love this shirt, and would buy it if possible. But if the sticks are meant to resemble the hands of a clock, shouldn't they be reversed? They seem to point at 1:50pm and second breakfast should come before 11am, yes?
GMV, for sure (what with the Peregrin Took reference and all), but the hands should definitely be reversed before a print. Aside from that, this is pure, unadulterated win.
Re: Rule 42 v2
you know sometimes i wish they would tell us why the heck they cant run stuff B^(
orabbit wrote:What do you get when you cross Twiggy with a Gorgon? Modusa!
Ahem. "I know of no reason..."
Re: What ?
still love it!
Re: The Hero We Need
Love this. Big Ben and Sherlock.
Batman is called the "World's Greatest Detective", but that only works when Sherlock isn't on the same stage. This is a fantastic, and natural, blend.
Thanks, autumnseraphim and dijay!
VaneWimsey wrote:Why Iago? Othello doesn't take place in Denmark. If it were Hamlet v. Laertes, I'd buy it in a snap.
Also, the globe wouldn't have a show at 8pm. It would be dark outside, they can't do a show in the globe in the dark. If it was at the Blackfriars, I'd buy it in a snap.
(My wife has two master's degrees in Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature....)
dijay wrote:We don't want coffee, this .. is ... England!!!
I hope you like it ;)
I want it. Like right now.
Re: Hearty Tea
This is, perhaps, the most charmingly original design I've ever seen. I wish I could hang it on my refrigerator. +1.
Really hoping this makes it through. This design is just downright amazing.
paaiyan wrote:Ahem. "I know of no reason..."
I think both are valid. See also.
runnerfrog13 wrote:Counter nerd-note: If Jean Juc Picard is french, why on earth doesn't he speak with a french accent instead of a mildly english one? hmm?
(that's rhetorical, I know the actor is english)
memory Alpha wrote:Despite Picard having been born in France, he had a distinct English accent. According to TNG: "Code of Honor", by the 24th century, French was considered an archaic language
This is why I love Woot, voters don't miss a detail
Yes, I thought of that. I tried it but the design didn't looked balanced, it was all pointing to the left side and didn't worked.
I highlighted "Second Breakfast" because I believe it is the funniest part of the design, but it could be time for any of them!
Thanks for commenting
Re: Elizabeth Tower
Clever idea, good execution, and blue skies all part of the fantasy. Hope it prints, it's nice and cheeky.
Amazing! It'd totally buy a couple. :D
tjost wrote:Nice, reminds me of mine. Though I must say yours is more fierce
Darn. Sorry about that, tjost. And I thought I was being original.
Very well drawn!
L3g3ndQ wrote:you know sometimes i wish they would tell us why the heck they cant run stuff B^(
As a general rule, "We can't run this" equates to "We don't want to get sued" and is typically applied to designs that run too close to comfort to a copyrighted or licensed property.
thanks for the advice!the water down his feet is just because in England the rain is everywhere, and we will follow your instructions to make the design better, we are just working on it!
what about the background?better in red?let´s see!
thanks again!
This is simply charming. Love the shading and the retro feel. It's the attention to small details - ie, the stitching on Bill's coat - that really sell me on this one.
Awesome colours!! so it's really original :D
Thirdbase9 wrote:Madonna?
I was thinking Molly Shanon
I like the funny mix between the oldfashionable content of the message and the new hip-hop style of the typescript!
mjc613 wrote:This is a great idea, but since it is hard to read on the screen, it probably won't print very well. Have you tried a dark or larger font to see how it will do?
Yeah, re-working the image a bit, there's not real fonts or anything to it though, this is all hand drawn and scanned into a computer
Re: London Fog
captainsuperdawg wrote:"Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to inform you of a fire that has broken out at the premises of... No that's too formal.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Fire, exclamation mark! Fire, exclamation mark! Help me, exclamation mark! 123 Calenden Road. Looking forward to hearing from you.
All the best,
Maurice Moss."
Thanks for sharing the link.
I wasn't familiar with the reference and now I need to watch that show!
Re: Tea Time At The Faire
I really like your style!
Re: Earl Grey
Still a little miffed my microwave isn't voice activated so I can do this.
As of Monday Morning, the count is:
20 Rejected Designs
18 Tea cups (where the only reference is TEA)
6 Abby Roads
7 Keep Calms (two are yours)
mom2kate wrote:I think it just bugs me that it seems like no one cares about the "no text only rule". I think they should clarify how much over the shirt should be design and how much can be text.
(Or maybe there is clarification and I have missed it?)
While all we have is rejections to go by, shirts have gone unrejected where they're 2 lines of text, and a single image that isn't a Wingding Font item.
A general rule for "no text only" is "something on the shirt that cannot be created using just the keys on your keyboard."
Re: Mind The Gap
Maybe I'm a bit dense but this joke wasn't all that clear to me until I read your comment. Perhaps tossing the blue portal in there somewhere or something to that effect would help. I feel like otherwise people will just keep asking what the shirt is about rather than seeing it and getting a good laugh. Again, maybe it's me being dense.
Re: Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
It should also be noted that the art is fantastic on these. I love the stitching that gives the tomatoes a doll-like quality. I really hope this gets printed!
and here it is!
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30 Million Missing Baby Girls
30 Million Missing Baby Girls
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Understanding the Workforce Dropouts
The Inescapable Call
A Guilt-Ridden Role Model
Working With Your Husband
MBAs for NGOs
The Biggest Bang for Your Buck
Mao's Pro-Women Legacy
30 Million Missing Baby Girls
Not Fitting In
Winning the Pulitzer
The Start of the Massacre
Protecting Sources
Lesson from Beijing
Rejecting the "Feminist" Label
4'11" v. Dagger
Not Gonna Be a Doctor, Sorry Mom
Sheryl's Biography
Childhood ambition: To be a doctor or a broadcast journalist. A long-time childhood role model was Connie Chung.
Proudest Accomplishment: Raising her children
Advice on Raising Children: "To really empathize with them. If you empathize with them, you'll be flexible, you'll be understanding, and you'll I think be a better guide."
Charity of Choice: Half the Sky Movement
Sheryl WuDunn is a business executive, best-selling author, journalist, and international women's rights advocate. In 1989, she became the first Asian American to win a Pulitzer Prize, for her in-depth reporting on the Tiananmen Square protests. She has co-written three bestselling books with her husband, New York Times columnist, Nicolas Kristof.
A third generation Chinese-American, WuDunn grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side and graduated from Cornell University in 1981. She earned an MBA from Harvard Business School in 1987 and an MPA from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton in 1994.
In 1989. WuDunn joined the Times' Beijing bureau, where she and Kristof covered the Tiananmen Square protests and massacre and several other major stories in China and Southeast Asia. Their reporting was recognized with the Pulitzer Prize and spurred three best-selling books: China Wakes, Thunder From the East, and Half the Sky, the last of which chronicles the oppression of women worldwide and the practical solutions for their advancement which spur development. WuDunn also helped develop the Half the Sky movement multimedia movement, which includes a PBS documentary series.
WuDunn became one of the few people to move between the editorial side and the business side of the New York Times when, in 2000, she became executive director of Times's Circulation NexGen project. Over the next several years she went on to hold several other business executive positions at the Times, before leaving to become a Vice President of Asset Management at Goldman Sachs. Since 2009, she has been managing director at the boutique investment firm Mid-Market Solutions. In addition to their Pulitzer, the first awarded to a married couple, WuDunn and Kristof received the Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Lifetime Achievement. WuDunn has also been honored with the George Polk Award and Overseas Press Club Awards and White House Project EPIC Award.


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In a Constitutional Republic of the sort that we thought we had, the process by which laws are made is at least as important as the laws that are enacted. Our Constitution prescribes that law-making process in some detail, but those who voted for the "Budget Control Act of 2011″ ("BCA 2011″) were wholly unconcerned about trampling upon required constitutional processes on the way to the nirvana of "bi-partisan consensus "to avert a supposed crisis. At least two titles of the bill now being rushed through Congress are unconstitutional.
First, the "Debt Ceiling Disapproval Process" in BCA 2011 Title III unconstitutionally upends the legislative process.
The Constitution's Article I, Section 8, Clause 2 vests in Congress the power "to borrow Money on the credit of the United States." As two of America's leading constitutionalists, St. George Tucker and Joseph Story, observed, the power to borrow money is "inseparably connected" with that of "raising a revenue." Thus, from the founding of the American republic through 1917, Congress — vested with the power "to lay and collect taxes, duties and imposts," — kept a tight rein on borrowing, and authorized each individual debt issuance separately.
To provide more flexibility to finance the United States involvement in World War I, Congress established an aggregate limit, or ceiling, on the total amount of bonds that could be issued. This gave birth to the congressional practice of setting a limit on all federal debt. While Congress no longer approved each individual debt issuance, it determined the upper limit above which borrowing was not permitted. Thus, on February 12, 2010, Congress set a debt ceiling of $14.294 trillion, which President Obama signed into law.
However, a different approach was used when BCA 2011 was signed into law on August 2, 2011. Title III of the Act reads the "Debt Ceiling Disapproval Process." Under this title Congress has transferred to the President the power to "determine" that the debt ceiling is too low, and that further borrowing is required to meet existing commitments," subject only to congressional "disapproval." For the first time in American history the power to borrow money on the credit of the United States has been disconnected from the power to raise revenue. What St. George Tucker and Joseph Story stated were inseparable powers have now by statute been separated.
Under the new process established by this bill, if the President determines, no later than December 31, 2011, that the nation's debt is within $100 billion of the existing debt limit and that further borrowing is required to meet existing commitments, the debt limit automatically increases. The President need only to certify to Congress that he has made the required determination. Once the President acts, the Secretary of the Treasury may borrow $900 billion "subject to the enactment of a joint resolution of disapproval enacted" by Congress.
But this is not all. Title III also provides that if Congress fails to disapprove the debt ceiling increase in the amount of $900 billion, the President may again certify to Congress that he has determined that the debt subject to the new ceiling is within $100 billion and that further borrowing is required to meet existing commitments. So the Secretary of Treasury is authorized to borrow another $1.2 trillion. Indeed, the Secretary may borrow even more — up to $1.5 trillion if a proposed balanced budget amendment has been submitted to the states for ratification. As was true of the first round of ceiling raising and borrowing, the President and Secretary of the Treasury are constrained only by the possibility of a congressional resolution of disapproval which, itself, is subject to veto by the President.
By giving the President the authority to increase the debt ceiling and to determine that borrowing is necessary to meet the nation's commitments, this bill….


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UTSA ranks No. 3 for graduating Hispanics
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(May 18, 2007)--The University of Texas at San Antonio ranks No. 3 in the nation in the number of undergraduate degrees awarded to Hispanic students and No. 8 nationally in the number of master's degrees awarded to Hispanics, up from No. 11 last year, according to the May 2007 edition of The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine. The magazine's annual survey reviewed statistics from the 2005-2006 academic year of the Top 100 predominantly Hispanic-serving colleges and universities in the United States and Puerto Rico.
UTSA earned the No. 3 national ranking for the second year in a row when 1,616 Hispanic undergraduate students out of a total of 3,370, or 48 percent, earned their bachelor's degree.
UTSA earned the No. 8 national ranking when 332 Hispanic graduate students out of a total 905, or 37 percent, received their degree. Last year's survey listed UTSA No. 11 nationally in awarding graduate degrees to 304 Hispanic students, 36 percent of the class of 855.
UTSA also ranked among the top-ten in 10 undergraduate degree program areas out of the 20 disciplines surveyed.
"As UTSA continues its drive toward becoming a premier public research university,we remain focused on being an institution of access and excellence that will better serve our students who have traditionally been underrepresented in higher education," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo.
Each year, The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine report includes Hispanic student participation across all major fields of study. The mathematics program in the UTSA College of Sciences improved from 7th to 2nd place awarding 24 undergraduate degrees to Hispanics. UTSA ranked second in the biological sciences with 108 undergraduate degrees awarded to Hispanics. The architecture program in the UTSA School of Architecture ranked 2nd in awarding 53 undergraduate degrees.
The UTSA undergraduate rankings include:
2nd--Mathematics: 24
2nd--Biological Sciences: 108
2nd--Architecture: 53
2nd--Business and marketing: 457
3rd--Multi/Interdisciplinary studies: 235
5th--Protective Services: 101
6th--Psychology: 113
6th --English Literature: 70
9th--Engineering: 85
10th--Communications: 62
Overall, The University of Texas System dominated the first tier of the Top 100 institutions with UT-Pan American, UT-El Paso and UT-San Antonio placing among the Top 10.


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Connection to public transportation is provided by the nearby tram lines 37 and 38.
- Floor heating in the entire villa
- Heated pool
- Heated garage ramp; parts of the outside facilities are also heated
- Natural stone floors both inside and out, waxed oakwood floors on all residential levels
- Kitchen with "Gaggenau" appliances incl. wine cooler, two dishwashers, oven, warming drawer, steam cooker, "Grohe Red" fittings, natural stone worktop "Nero Assoluto"
- Spa area with large rain shower and sauna / sanarium
- Airconditioned walk-in wine storage room with indirect lighting and thermal glazing on the ground floor
- Laundry room with laundry chutes from all floors; additional kitchen with walk-in cooler
- Double glazing on all windows; alarm system and -buttons in the entire building
- Gira KNX system for linking and control of the entire building systems incl. "Sonos" sound system and iPad / Smartphone control
- "Kone" elevator
- Washstands by Antonio Lupi and Geberit
- Glass fireplaces in the master bedroom and in the bathroom
- Downlights and LED lighting in the entire building ("Molto Luce" and "Viabizzuno")
- Garden robot in the front garden and in the backyard; automatic irrigation system


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Learning-Based Virtual World Available to Support Career Pathway Connections
Whyville is an educational Internet site geared toward preteens and teens. This learning-based virtual world helps students transition from middle and secondary to postsecondary education by engaging them in career exploration through games. The Department of Labor and the Texas Workforce Commission funded Whyville to develop workforce-related games about advanced manufacturing and biotechnology. Whyville gaming activities are also used in Texas high schools and college programs to help students discover career pathways.
Some benefits for students and teachers include: raising student awareness about the importance of high school coursework; exposing students to college programs through gaming; preparing students to complete their high school plans; building connections to high school and college staff; and—for teachers—receiving free professional development about the use of gaming in the classroom. Whyville is available on PCs in participating classrooms. The program has won numerous awards for content and safety for kids on the Internet. For information on the program, contact Clint Zintgraff, DaVinci Minds, Inc. via e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. To learn more about Whyville, please visit Whyville.net.
Texas Adult Education Credentialing Steps Beyond the Classroom
The Adult Education Credential Project allows adult educators to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to build and sustain successful adult education programs. The teacher credential emphasizes the link between current adult education theory and professional practice. Teachers complete high-quality professional development, implement what they learn, and engage in critical self-reflection focused on student and instructional outcomes. The project moves beyond the classroom with an administrator credential, which emphasizes experience and encourages collaborative learning communities and mentor relationships. New administrators can prepare for increased responsibility and continued career growth by earning the credential, which also may serve as a tool for program improvement. Experienced administrators obtain new perspectives and a better understanding of their role through reflective practice. For more information contact email@example.com.
OVAE Welcomes Project SEARCH Intern
OVAE is pleased to announce that Ronald Covington, a former student at the Thurgood Marshall Center in Washington, D.C., has joined the OVAE team as a Project SEARCH intern. He will work with OVAE staff for the next three months, exploring work opportunities in the government. Covington is developing his computer and administrative skills in OVAE, taking a look at the functioning of government offices, and gaining the necessary experience for transitioning to the professional world. His optimistic, energetic approach is guided by the work ethic, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again," to which Covington adds, "And keep moving forward!"
Project SEARCH is a one-year, high school transition program that provides skills training and work experience for young adults with disabilities ages 18–21. The goal of the program is to prepare students for competitive employment by giving them the opportunity to complete three different internships at the Department of Education during the school year. Components of the program include classroom training, job coaching, a business liaison at ED, and a supervisor and mentor at each worksite. Project SEARCH is in its 15th year, but this is only the second year that it has been used in a federal agency. This is the first year it has been implemented at ED. Visit the Project SEARCH Fact Sheet for more details about the Project SEARCH federal job site model
Ohio Offers Evaluation Framework for ABLE Professional Development
Ohio's Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) Evaluation and Design Project, conducted at Ohio State University, has created a new model for evaluating adult education professional development. The multi-tiered framework collects four levels of evaluation data focused on: participants' initial reaction to professional development; knowledge and skills they acquire; the applications of the acquired knowledge and skills; and the effect of professional development on student and program performance. More information is available from David Mullins.


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Spacious family apartment Near San Marco
尺寸135 平方米
Floor No.1
- 厨房
- 空调
- 洗衣机/干衣机
- 电视机
- 适合家庭/儿童
- 互联网/无线网路
- 毛巾
- 洗碗机
Accommodation summary
|Sestiere di San Marco, 30124 Venezia, 意大利
Boasting marble floors, an elaborate frescoed ceiling and a magnificent entrance, this charming apartment gives a true taste of Venetian elegance. It features 3 large bedrooms (double, twin, single) and can accommodate up to 6 people with the addition of a single bed. The modern kitchen is fully fitted, and the bathrooms include a shower.
Thinking about our guests' needs and knowing how hard it is to travel with plenty of luggage in Venice, we recently equipped the flat with all necessary items for families travelling with babies:
a cot with a good mattress, a baby-chair, a changing table, a bottle warmer, a sterilizer, a stroller, a playing mat and a few toys.
Many of Venice's major attractions can be reached within just a few steps from the apartment. The surrounding area is bursting with art galleries, museums, churches and monuments. Doge's Palace and San Marco Basilica are just a 5-minute walk away.
The Rialto Markets and the abundant restaurants, fashion boutiques and cafes can all be found within a 10-minute walking radius. Guests can easily access other areas of the city via the Vaporetto water bus.
住宿规定Pets may be allowed on request.
An obligatory city tax per guest per night applies.
Check-in between 8pm and 1am can be arranged for an additional fee of €50.
Check-in between 1am and 7am can be arranged for an additional fee of €70.
|Weekly rate for up to 6 guests
|Check-in before
The apartment exceeded our expectation and it was perfect for my husband's 70th birthday family celebration. It was very spacious and well equipped for 7 people. The views were incredible - it must have the best view in Venice and we enjoyed every minute of our stay.The location is perfect too, very central and yet private. Our host Barbara and her colleague Valentina were extremely helpful and nice. We shall definitely return.
What a fantastic apartment! The position overlooking the Grand Canal, with balconies looking out opposite the Rialto Market is simply sublime to watch Venice go about its business. 5 mins walk to the water taxi stops of Ca D'or or Rialto. It is also a huge apartment in size. Easily sleeps 7 comfortably (and could be 8 if the single room had a double bed in it). Fully equipped,everything we needed, also has good Wi-Fi. Booking and service by Barbara and Valentina were superb - great information prior to arrival, met on arrival and talked through everything, restaurant recommendations, location etc. As others have mentioned there is some noise from the bar below and the dock itself as its used to load/unload, but Venice is a city and this is to be expected, so bring some earplugs if you are a light sleeper and you will be fine - it didn't bother us. Again, superb location, wonderful apartment, great service - we will be back!
Lovely view and perfect position - however, very noisy, next to a bar which at the weekend played music till 3am and on other nights cleared bottles and rubbish at 5am!
Organisation on arrival was very poor - arrangements made with Barbara had not been passed on to local staff and caused unnecessary hassle.
On departure the staff member checking the apartment was very abrupt and rude, wanting to fine us for leaving bagged rubbish, stating that instructions were clear in our written guide - which was actually in Italian!
The apartment was in an excellent position, easy to walk to all districts in Venice, being situated very close to the Accademia Bridge over the Grand Canal. It was also a few doors down from an excellent restaurant; expensive but the quality of food was superb and service friendly and efficient. We enjoyed the view from the living room balcony which looked out onto a quiet canal and gave us a flavour of working Venice as opposed to Tourism. We were a bit concerned at the state of the floor in the main room which was wooden and some of the squares were collapsing which meant being very conscious of them when walking around. We were also disappointed in the lack of cooking facilities; there was only a hob with two hot plates, no grill or oven which was a pity for us as we eat a lot of fish and were looking forward to buying some from the famous fish market in Venice. However the representatives were friendly and helpful and sorted out water taxis for our return to the airport. We did enjoy our stay in Venice and couldn't have asked for a better location.
Jan Appleby September 2015
Amazing location, excellent accommodation.
The flat is excellent and the view is extraordinary!
Lovely living room, comfortable rooms and good space in the kitchen.
I do recommend this property for you vacancy!
The location is fantastic. The balconies look right out over the Grand Canal, with views of the Rialto Bridge. It is a spacious apartment, and its living and dining rooms look out on the Grand Canal. We spent much time on the balconies enjoying the life of the canal - gondolas, vapoettos, and all of the working boats that are really the "trucks" of Venice. The Grand Canal is vibrant and alive -- a truly fabulous place to be. Plus, the apartment is located on a back street far away from the crowds of Rialto, and there is a wonderful small restaurant called "Taverna al Remer" right next door. The kitchen was good, and we cooked all our breakfasts and one dinner there.
If I could, I'd rate it 4.5 stars (not 5) for a minor reason which may or may not matter for others. The apartment easily accommodated the 7 of us, it did not have enough of the essential supplies (toilet paper, trash bags, bath soap and dishwasher detergent), so we had to spend time shopping for them. Overall, we'd love to return to this wonderful apartment. Given its location, it is a true bargain, and a gem.
Met on time by Venetian Lorenza - very helpul and professional - flat has wonderful views of Rio del Megio (Campiello opposite was painted by very famous 19th American artist). Great facilities close by in Campo Giovanni del Orio - supermarket and cafes/restaurants (Il refolo by the Church serves one of the best Francia Cortas), wine shops - all good. Air conditioning ice-cold if required.
Shower has mobile head and adequate. Evenings can be noisy due to to "concerts" (I'm being kind) in the Campo. Very beautiful part of Venice. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. George and Denise
Well, we probably expected a little bit too much for this apartment. But the price suggested perfection, which was not in every aspect the case.
Positive: the kitchen is really good equipped, good tools (even one spatula from Rösle) and the china, cooking pots, cooking knifes and cutlery are in shape and of high standard. There is a booklet about the renovation of the apt., which shows very well how intensive and costly the renovation was.
Neutral: the pictures in Wimdu give a impression that the apt. is bigger as it really is. But it is lovely decorated and the pictures are showing the reality.Room upstairs is very small, but the bathroom is nice.
Not so positive: the television gets its signals from Hotbird satellite, with loads of arab - religious - XXX related channels, but Rai 1 for example one does not get. This was really more than a pitty during the World Cup Finals and has to be changed big time. 90% of the channels are scrambled/ pay TV channels. The rest: see above.
There is no Wireless Lan installed and the apt. does not have a terrace with a view over the city. There are other apt. here in Wimdu which have that and we missed it a lot! Regarding the price per night for this apt. I think at least wireless lan with a reasonable speed is an absolute must. After asking we got W-Lan from Barbara with 3G speed. Normally this is NOT included in the daily fee.
We did not have hot water the first night, but next day by noon Barbara fixed it. But it is the fact that one third of our stay we did not have hot water!
Resumé: really nice apt., which is not really a bargain with need of improvement in details. Therefore "only" 4 stars.
We were in Venice for the Easter-week 2014.
We stayed in a well situated Apartment, close to several nearby good restaurants and shoppingplaces. The Apartment is situated in an autentic part of Venice. The Apartment is spacy and cosy with a lovely roof-terrace. We were 6 adults and enough room for everybody.
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Forget where you parked? There's an app for that thanks to some Mequon fifth-graders
Students make smartphone app, win regional competition
Mequon - A group of fifth-graders from Donges Bay Elementary have taken problem solving to a whole new level.
The fifth-graders formed Technical Rage, a team that participated in the First Lego League's regional competition called Senior Solutions, on Nov. 18 at Marquette University High School. FLL is a nonprofit organization that promotes science and technical education. Technical Rage is not affiliated with Donges Bay Elementary.
FLL's challenge this year asked teams to solve a problem senior citizens face in their daily lives. Not only did Technical Rage meet the challenge, it won the challenge.
The team, made up of Mequon youth Jake Yasonik, Allison Yang, Andrew Wang, Jackson Rusch, Ben Kittleson and Seth Amland, designed an automatic car finder Android app to help seniors easily find their lost vehicles. The app does not require the driver to set the location of their vehicle once they park as the location sets automatically.
Team advances to state
The fifth-graders advance to the state competition Dec. 8 at Mukwonago High School after receiving the first-place Robot Performance Award and the overall Champion's Award out of 31 registered teams at regionals, Technical Rage coach Jenna Lee said. Mequon resident Weizhong Wang also coaches the team.
FLL is an international robotic program for ages 9 to 14. Teams can have up to 10 children and need one adult coach.
There are nine regional competitions throughout Wisconsin and 230 registered teams. According to FLL's website, firstlegoleague.org, the program is designed to get children excited about science and technology. Coaches don't need technical experience because the children do the work.
The Donges Bay students, who formed a group independent from the school, had to tackle three different facets of the challenge.
"Each year they have a topic put out. This year, with Senior Solutions, the kids needed to develop an idea to help the seniors live independently, to live engaged and to be connected to the society," Lee said.
The three-part challenge includes programming an autonomous robot by using the Lego Mindstorms robot set to score points on a themed playing field, developing a solution to a problem they have identified and following the core values of FLL, such as "we are a team," according to the website.
Starting last January, Lee said the members of Technical Rage started researching problems senior citizens face by going to the Ozaukee County Senior Center. They decided the most common problem was senior citizens forgetting where they put things. The middle-schoolers decided to solve this problem by creating an app to help them locate their cars.
Making something 'real'
"We don't want just an idea, we want to make something real," Lee said. "All of them were interested in developing an app."
Embodying the FLL value of teamwork, the work was divided among the members. One worked on designing an icon and interface for the app. One was a mathematician, who could figure out how to get the cellphone to track the vehicle's speed. Others worked on the coding of the app. Together, as a team, they created the new application.
Now, they are promoting the app through YouTube videos - one will be shared with the senior citizens they worked with, the other is for children to learn the app so they can teach their grandparents how to use it.
"We are very proud of them," Lee said.
To learn more about the app, call Lee at (414) 326-9586 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
To download the app, visit play.google.com/store and type in technical rage automatic.
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Break into the Great Outdoors in Crested Butte
Elevation Hotel & Spa • Crested Butte, CO
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a King Mountain Valley View Room with Two Two-Day Crested Butte Lift Passes ($549)
- Or, a Four-Night Stay for Two in a King Mountain Valley View Room with Two Three-Day Crested Butte Lift Passes ($965)
- $20 Spa Credit at Elevation Spa
- Bottle of Wine
The Destination
Spend a few minutes in Crested Butte and you'll quickly discover why the Rocky Mountain locale was dubbed "the last great Colorado ski town." With no traffic lights, chain stores, or over-commercialized venues muddling the views, this place is all pristine peaks and wide valleys. Plus, outdoor adventures are never in short supply—from hiking and backpacking to rock-climbing and skiing, Crested Butte is a four-seasons hotspot. For those looking to cater to their creative tastes, the town is also home to a host of renowned art, music, and film festivals.
The Digs
A four-hour drive from the Mile High City, your stay at Elevation Hotel & Spa will take you to new heights of mountain-chic luxury and breathtaking scenery. Soak in the grand landscape just outside the window of your modern accommodations—outfitted with LCD flat-screen TVs, granite kitchenettes, and sumptuous bedding—while you pour a glass of wine. Later, unwind from a day of activity in the indoor heated pool or hot tub before visiting the on-site Elevation Spa.
The Diversions
Packed with pristine powder, Crested Butte beckons visitors to sample the area's selection of snowy activities. Skiers and snowboarders can score high-quality gear before hitting the slopes from the Crested Butte Rental and Demo Center, while those looking for something a bit more low-key can enjoy sleigh rides, snowshoeing, horseback riding, and more. By night, take the complimentary resort shuttle into the town of Crested Butte, where, no matter the season, you'll dine on your choice of everything from sushi to tamales, and have your pick of more than 30 bars.
"It's in a great location—easy access to the mountains and town. The kitchenette was great, the bed was comfy, and the views from the balcony were top-notch. I took advantage of the free yoga class and we had breakfast in the hotel—both were really good."-- TripAdvisor
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Nice Triplex with 2 Small Terraces (308)
Size54 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Family/child friendly
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|boulevard de Menilmontant, 75020 Paris, France
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The apartment is in every quiet building in the back. The district Oberkampf Menilmontant is appreciated by a bohemian and trendy clientele. Restaurants of charm, market of street 4 times a week, trade opened late in the evening are near immediate.
Further to the cementary Pere Lachais within 5mn walking distance, the main places of interest are easy of acces from metros Menilmontant (line 2 for Gare du Nord), Saint Maur (line 3 for Opera, Roissybus and Grands magasins) or Belleville (line 11 for Pompidou Center, Hotel de Ville , Chatelet)
House rulesNo smoking, no pets.
All taxes, management fees, heating, electricity and water are included in the rental price. However, arrivals and departures between 21H00 and 08H00 will be subject to a surcharge of 30 euros. (There is also a surcharge for arrivals and departures on Christmas, New Years and Easter)
The owners require a security deposit of 500 euros when you rent the apartment. There is no short term rental insurance in France. The security deposit is the only protection the owners have against potential damage to the apartment during a rental.
The security deposit may be paid either by credit card a few weeks before your arrival or in cash when you arrive. The preferred method is by credit card before your arrival. This gives you more flexibility for dropping off the keys when you leave
|Weekly rate for up to 6 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 6 guests
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Excellent stay in this apartment in Paris. It is not very big but there suffisemment room for 4 people if there are still only a few days. Great location, it is close to everything (subway, bus, supermarket, restaurants, bars, cafes, etc.).
Excellent séjour à Paris dans cet appartement. Il n'est pas très grand mais il y a suffisemment de place pour 4 personnes si y on reste seulement quelques jours. Super bien situé, il est proche de tout (métro, bus, supérette, restos, bars, cafés, etc).
The place is small, but it has everything you need in a fantastic location! If you're claustrophobic, the bed probably won't work for you... but otherwise it is great!
Great spot. Family of 4 for 5 nights. not a big apartment but if you are out and about great spot and clean apartment.
Had a few hiccups arriving, as our plane had been diverted/delayed from Italy. Made things very difficult to get in contact with the contact provided on your form (unless you have roaming on your mobile), after a bit of a hassle we finally got into apartment. Location is great, walking distance from The Lourve & Notre Dame. Many Cafes/Bars very close by but still very quiet during the night (as the apartment faces the back of the block). About a 10 minute walk to the Hotel De Ville Metro. Could not fit more than 2 people, even though there is a sofa bed in lounge area, there were 2 of us & it would have been difficult with any more.
A small apartment perfectly located.
En liten lägenhet perfekt belägen.
By Paris standards (!) Decent size with plenty of room for 3 people. You will sleep on the couch (hard, but ok) and sofa (good). Kitchen with microwave, dishwasher and washing machine (very good), Bad (well, a bit musty because no window) with shower. Location is great: Metro Republique St. with 5 lines, bakeries, supermarkets, cafes, Martin Canal - all in the vicinity ( Eric is nice and there are some good tips! Highly recommended!
Für Pariser Verhältnisse (!) ordentliche Größe mit ausreichend Platz für 3 Personen. Geschlafen wird auf Couch (hart, aber ok) und Ausziehcouch (gut). Küche mit Microwelle, Wasch- und Spülmaschine (sehr gut), Bad mit Dusche (gut, etwas muffig da ohne Fenster). Lage ist top: Metro Republique mit 5 Linien, Bäcker, Supermarkt, Cafes, Canal St. Martin - alles in der Nähe (< 5 Minuten) - trotzdem ruhig.
"Gastgeber" Eric ist nett und gibt noch einige gute Tipps! Absolut zu empfehlen!
good position for personal judgment, the lively Marais district well connected with all the important areas of Paris. Negative judgment on accommodation. Not stated in the description of the lack of lift (sixth floor, with very narrow staircase). Accommodation definitely not very clean especially in the bedroom (loft), it seemed that was not used for a long time,
giudizio personale buono per posizione, vivace il quartiere Marais ottimamente collegato con tutte le zone più importanti di Parigi.
Giudizio negativo per l'alloggio. Non comunicato nella descrizione la mancanza di ascensore ( sesto piano, con scala molto stretta). Alloggio decisamente poco pulito soprattutto nella zona notte(soppalco), sembrava che non fosse usato da parecchio tempo,
A small but nice apartment within walking distance of Notre Dame, the Louvre. Lovely walk along the Seine or the red open-top buses around the city is possible. You can enjoy peaceful sleep because you are at the back of the housing block is typically French. In the middle of a lively area with bars and restaurants. The bakery is a supermarket 2 minutes walk to 4 minutes. The ceiling of the shower sits on + / - 170cm that's just improvise. Is because you are up there sleeping. It is clean, safe and the organization of Wimdu Paris is punctual, careful and meet their commitments. Parking can include Hotel de Ville (town hall) is 5 minutes walk. Were identical to the question about the good information by mail. A must! We would next time so again in this apartment like. Regards Hans, Henriette and Daniek V.
Een klein maar leuk appartement op loopafstand van de Notre Dame, het Louvre .Heerlijk lopen langs de Seine of met de rode open bussen de stad verkennen het kan allemaal. Je kan er lekker rustig slapen omdat je aan de achterkant van het typische Franse woonblok zit. Midden in een gezellige buurt met bars en restaurantjes. De bakker is 2 minuten lopen een supermarkt op 4 minuten. Het plafond van de douche zit op +/- 170cm dat is dus even improviseren. Komt doordat je daarboven slaapt. Het is er schoon, veilig en de organisatie van Wimdu Parijs is stipt, zorgvuldig en komen hun afspraken na. Parkeren kan onder Hotel de Ville (gemeentehuis) is 5 minuten lopen. Kregen gelijk op de vraag hierover de goede informatie per mail. Een aanrader! We zouden volgende keer zo weer in dit appartement willen. Groet Hans, Henriëtte en Daniek V.
Super Cute apartment in a very busy and pleasant area. Many attractions are within easy walking distance, the Metro is also located nearby. The apartment is very cozy and nice and located in a beautiful house with beautiful green courtyard. The only drawback: in hot weather, as we had, it is in the loft of course very hot and the sleep is disturbed by the traffic noise a bit. All in all we were really excited.
Supernette Wohnung in einer sehr belebten und angenehmen Gegend. Viele Sehenswürdigkeiten sind zu Fuß zu erreichen, die Metro befindet sich ebenfalls in der Nähe. Die Wohnung ist ausgesprochen gemütlich und toll ausgestattet und befindet sich in einem schönen Haus mit wunderbar grünem Innenhof. Einziger Nachteil: bei heißem Wetter, wie wir es hatten, wird es in der Dachgeschosswohnung natürlich sehr heiß und der Schlaf wird durch den Strassenlärm etwas gestört. Alles in allem waren wir aber wirklich begeistert.
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Nice little quilt! Your birdies are darling, and I love the embroidered saying on the binding. I never remember to do that until it's too late.
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Nice little quilt! Your birdies are darling, and I love the embroidered saying on the binding. I never remember to do that until it's too late.
Such a cute idea quilting in the little birds. I must sit down and practice the FMQ more.
Thank you for showing this quilt, I just happen to have about 100 of those little triangles in browns/beige that I cut off from my DGS quilt. I was not sure what to do with them, now I do know. Your wall hanging is so pretty.
I love mini"s - and what a fantastic job. Great quilt!
Lovely quilt!
Wendy in VA
If I had a dollar for every time I got distracted I wish I had some ice cream.
Made for an interesting little mini and a fascinating addition with the birdies.
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All quilts and other crafted items shown on the board are always great, and I love and admire all of them. However, for some reason, this one needs to be mine. It is so cute with the birds. The design and colors you have used just say "happy" to me, and make me smile. Like the quote on the bottom. We all need sunshine in our houses, and a good belly laugh does good for the heart and soul. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Love the little birdies, how cute!!
Love it ! Glad you were able to use the cut off corners in a Wall Hanging. Love the colors too. Hugs
Great job with the tiny pieces and I love your quilting. Nicely done.


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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
A few vignettes with Mom
Later, as he is clearing plates, she asks him "What part of Mexico?" He says, "Yucatan," smiling broadly now. This time, after he leaves, Mom says "I was going to ask him if he enjoyed snorkeling. Snorkeling is very popular in the Yucatan. Probably more for tourists than locals, though."
Vignette 2: As we are leaving Slanted Door, we see Mom stop at the service bar, get the bartender's attention, and then talk to him. We see him initially look puzzled, then say something to her, then get back to making drinks. We ask her what that was about. "I asked him what a popular drink in San Francisco is now. He said rye and bourbon. That surprises me."
(Speaking of Slanted Door, that ginger limeade [kaffir lime vodka, ginger, lime] is delicious. But $38 for shaking beef on the lunch menu is a little ridiculous, especially since it's like 7-8 cubes of beef. Still delicious, though.)
Vignette 3: Mom and I are having lunch at King of Thai Noodle on Clement. It is moderately full. There is someone sitting directly beside us. Mom says to me, "So tell me how therapy worked for you." The guy next to us, who looks like he could be a therapist, looks at me and gives a kind of sympathetic smile. I tell Mom I'd rather talk about it later, in a more private setting. "Who's going to hear?" she asks. She nods at the the guy next to us. "This guy?"
Vignette 4: We are in Grace Cathedral. A very nicely dressed woman in her mid-30's is there with two little girls wearing very fancy dresses. Mom says "Don't you two look pretty!" The woman says "We just came from high tea at the Fairmont. Now we're going to see where Mommy got married." After some more oohing and ahhing over the fancy dresses, the woman and the girls walk away. Mom says, "She must be their nanny."
Vignette 5: I find out that Mom has been secretly feeding our dog peanuts. (While peanuts aren't toxic to dogs, you don't want to give them too many, and I had no idea how long this had been going on.) I asked Mom not to feed him peanuts. She said, "Well, when you were a little boy, our dog [a 10 or 12 pound cocker spaniel/poodle/pekinese mix] ate a 5-pound Hershey's kiss and she was fine. So what's the problem?"
(I have no idea if this actually happened, BTW. Mom tends to either remember things very differently than I do or create entire incidents out of whole cloth in her mind.)
Ah, well. Bon voyage, Mom!
4 comments:
- Unknown said...
Ahh moms. My mother frequently talks to strangers and asks them semi-inappropriate questions as well. I feel your pain, but that totally made my day!
- December 28, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- Beth Spotswood said...
Today is going to be wonderful based solely on, "I would have expected him to say Nepal."
Thank you.
- December 29, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- TK said...
Unknown -
Good to know my Mom isn't the only one stopping strangers to ask inappropriate questions. I think constantly talking to strangers is what separates us from our parents.
Beth -
She says shit like that all the time. I kind of wish there was somebody taping her 24/7, but then I'd have to go through the raw tapes and that would be a drag.
(Verification word: "Fixina," which sounds like a new brand of fixie bike for hipster chicks.
- December 29, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Tamagosan said...
Whoa, 5-lb Hershey Kiss? Sounds like your childhood candy was like that level of Super Mario on NES where everything is giant. Probably something looks like Nepal snorkeling, too.
- December 29, 2011 at 10:53 AM


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O Romney sure didn't win, and the way these bastards have rigged our elections, God himself probably could not have won.
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Got ahead of the game and bought some equipment (frames with wax coated foundation) and was wondering if it's best to store until next season inside our house, or is it OK out in a shed that is exposed to the extreme heat and cold until next Spring?
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Id rather have 80% talent 99% of the time then 99% talent 60% of the time.
I agree and his health issues might end his Giant career. I still like the talent and attitude. I wish he had the durability to match.
We could have the most dangerous core of wrs in the league, if Randle breaks out this year.
I'm real excited about Randle this season. I have no doubt in this kids abilities.
I don't think receivers will be a problem this year, they got that burner guy too. Will we have an impact TE this year is the question. How come they can't give Eli a TE that he can get used to and maybe bail him out on 3rd downs like I see so many other TEs do against us?
Offensive firepower, like you said, wont be the problem. The problem will be stopping the other teams firepower.


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