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Some of my top picks:
*clockwise from top left
How would you wear booties?
cute selections!ReplyDelete
Booties can definitely worn year round!!! I love them with everything!!! jeans and short floral dresses, maxi, anything!!! xoxoReplyDelete
Booties with dresses, skirts, leggings. Bring it on Anna Jane!! Alfie all the way!!
The urban outfitters are my favorite. They look so rustic and the color is gorgeous. Cant wait to see which ones you get!
i'm liking the Jeffrey Campbell Nation boot. they're kind of like the boots we used to ride in. but with less manure on them.ReplyDelete
ok, scratch that. i didn't see the little asterisk indicating i should pair clockwise. i like the Urban foldover ones. change your poll results accordingly.ReplyDelete
booties + shorts = love!
great picks!
Mary xo
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Bootie call.. lol! Loving the booties and I've been wearing them this summer. In between pedies. :) Hope all is good with you doll! xo- karrie
i've been dying for a pair just like the brown ones (bottom right)!
awesome post! <3
xx, christen
Cool boots:))
I love your picks, especially the Madden Girl pair! I wear mine with everything-skirts, skinny jeans, shorts, dresses, etc. But I actually don't have a flat pair. This might go on my lust list for fall.
This is way too cute!!! and i loved the play on words - hehehe!!
You won! You won my giveaway!!!! :D COngrats! Just send me an email at email@example.com with your address, so I can drop it in the mail :)ReplyDelete
I need a pair of short boots. My favorite here are the black UO harness boot. I may have to add those to my collection.
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i love boots!!
great post!!!
check out my new post if you like! Part III
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Girl you are a winning MACHINE!! You won over at Josie's too!! Congrats!!
Carrie - I KNOW. What the heck?! I think I'm being punk'd. The only thing I've ever won was a raffle at the zoo when I was 6 and the prize was Outburst Junior (remember that board game?)ReplyDelete
Cute shoes!
Congrats on the giveaway win at Jammer 10:00
Your blog is wonderful, I'm following!
The Madden Girl ones are my fav!
I heart the concept you've got going on here. the boots are neat, i gotsta get myself a pairReplyDelete
Oh, I LOVE the Madden Girl ones! I swear, dear, your taste is flawless.
xo Josie
i have been eying fall boots so much lately!!! I really like the ASOS Audio Leather Ankle Boot from this post! I love fall clothes- tights and boots!ReplyDelete
I just bought a pair of booties, I havent worn them with a dress or skirt yet, but I do plan on wearing them with jeans and leggings come fall!
xoxo, Ashley
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Loretta Rester placed 10th in the nation for Automobile Refinishing, and Bryce Green placed 17th in the nation for Collision Repair Technology.
Also representing PTC in the Small Engine Repair category were Stuart McAlister and Kevin Orr.
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text: New York Times photographer Lynsey Addario is speaking publicly about sexual aggression she experienced while detained in Libya last month by forces loyal to Muammar Qaddafi. Addario was held for six days with Times colleagues Anthony Shadid, Stephen Farrell, and Tyler Hicks, all of whom were subjected to physical abuse. In this interview with CPJ, Addario speaks candidly about the brutality, focusing particularly on the groping and other sexual aggression she endured. Farrell, her colleague, also spoke briefly with CPJ. All forms of anti-press violence are abhorrent, but the issue of sexual aggression has not been as widely documented or discussed as other types of attacks. Since CBS News disclosed in February that correspondent Lara Logan was brutally beaten and sexually assaulted while on assignment in Cairo, more journalists are starting to speak out in hopes the issue can be more fully understood. Here is Addario's story:


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Grim's Tales: We are here, we just move around a lot now
I've gotten so many compliments since my return to the newspaper, and it has made an already good job great. Thanks.
A lot has changed since I was an intern, and some of it has me almost as bummed as you folks might be. I understand what happened and why. It is still a little sad.
It has been brought to my attention that some people feel that the Pine River Journal is or will become less informed and connected to the community through absence. But we are still here.
My office is where my cell phone is. Monday I work at the Echo Publishing office in Pequot Lakes. On Tuesday, we are in Brainerd putting the Journal and the Lake Country Echo together for publication. Wednesday morning I am at the Echo office in Pequot Lakes for editorial meetings.
Thursday morning I sit at Dark Cravings or the Pine River Bakery in Pine River and drink chai, eat sawdust rolls, write, conduct interviews and get news tips. In the afternoon I swagger over to Ole and Lena's and continue working there. I do the same on Friday, and my week is rarely done then.
We work many, many weekends, and when I do, I am often in Pine River or Backus.
Monday through Wednesday nights are also when we cover meetings. I cover Backus City Council, Pine River-Backus School Board and, starting next month, Pine River City Council meetings.
When the school (where I am for many hours a week) or a local business has an event or celebration, guess where I am?
Furthermore, I'm a Backus kid. I was raised there, attended elementary school there and graduated from PR-B. I'm now a volunteer firefighter in Backus. I even live right outside of town.
I hope this comforts some of you. I take pride in my community and I would be sad if I wasn't covering it sufficiently.
However, if that is the way you feel, if you have some suggestions or story ideas, I'm easy to reach. You can call me, email me or come and chat with me in town.
We're still here and we still want to hear from you. Talking with people like you is one of the best parts of my job, so please come visit.


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The favoring of queen larvae from the successful sub-family is a separate, but related, question to why the workers don't produce drones of their own.
It seems likely to me that two forces are in play.
1. There is an extreme danger of some sort in drone laying workers. Probably some sort of in-breeding danger.
2. The advantage of cooperating with half sisters is in some mechanism that reinforces the genetic influence of the best sub-families.
Exactly what the danger is in #1, and the feedback mechanism in #2 is, remains to be explored by scientists.
Philosophically, I like the premise that is the queen who is pushing the sub-family advantage through the frequency of sub-family pheromones. If the workers are doing it, seems like it could set off an "arms race" within the hive that might threaten the very cooperation that is the basis of the honeybee's success.


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text: I recieved a 3# package of russian bees with a mated queen, on monday. I installed them with the help of an experienced beekeeper, according the guidelines offered by the company. I did my first hive inspection today, again with help from my experienced friend. I watched a video on here yesterday that compared a queenless hive with a normal hive. I had a sneaking suspicion that mine could be queenless yesterday afternoon, because they had suddenly become agitated...lots of bees flying around the hive and they were louder than I'd remembered from earlier days. i put the thought aside as this is my very first attempt at beekeeping and I figured I was just experiencing some newbie worries. Today, we opened the hive and they had drawn comb on a few frames, as well as started storing some nectar and pollen. I started to worry when we got to the middle of the 8 frame hive because, as far as I could tell, there were no eggs to be seen anywhere. To make a long story short, after searching each frame twice looking for my marked queen, my friend finally noticed a small cluster of bees on the bottom of the hive. Sure enough, there was my queen, dead as a hammer. I have learned over my years dealing with horses, to veiw problems as opportunities and I guess that's how I see this unfortunate setback. Today, the hive acted much more calm and they appeared to be doing what they could while waiting for the queen. Lots of dandelions out and saw lots of workers hauling pollen in. I have no eggs and no larvae, so how should I proceed? Any help would be appreciated.


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There's no denying the ongoing presence of what we'll call melodic pop acts here in Rhode Island, bands comprised of guys in their mid-20s with a serious knack for penning sugary-sweet hooks and harmonies. From veteran Johnny Lingo to acclaimed newcomers Fairhaven, piano-driven pop-rock is on the radar. Here and Now marks the official return of Shryne as well as defining words to live by. The new disc is the long-awaited follow-up to their 2002 debut, Day Has Turned to Evening (both albums available at CDBaby.com and iTunes), which featured original lead vocalist Nicholas O'Neill (aka Nicky O), who died the following year in the Station nightclub fire. Their bond as friends and bandmates is fortified and, as the album title declares, the quintet is forwardly-focused, as lead guitarist Anthony Mattera noted.
"Our past obviously is a delicate issue and something which we're definitely not trying to publicize," Mattera told me earlier this week while talking up Shryne's two upcoming shows, including a Saturday afternoon set at McCoy Stadium as part of a family-friendly event benefiting the Rhode Island Community Food Bank — bring one canned good per person and admission is free.
Shryne co-founder Jon Brennan assumed singing duties when the band reconvened in 2004 with original members Alex Tirrell (keys), Andrew Sharp (bass), and Jeff Cruz (drums). They started recording shortly after Mattera joined the foursome in late 2007.
"I wouldn't say we sit down and make a conscious effort to write pop-rock songs," Mattera pointed out. "Our main focus is writing songs that we would want to listen to ourselves and not get tired of playing over and over again.
"Our ultimate goal was to create an honest but polished record."
Shryne was not chosen among the finalists for this year's WBRU Rock Hunt; like-minded act the Wandas took the crown, while piano-pop quartet Fairhaven took the '09 crown. But WBRU as well as WHJY are spinning the leadoff single "Discord," and I would think the album opener, "When the Lights Go Down," or "Empty White Page" would follow, as Shryne seem to be at their best when ramping up the tempo. I'm still trying to pinpoint which Fleetwood Mac song I hear on the hook in "Burn Away the Light," and the opening riff on "The Here and the Now" reminds me of Matthew Sweet's "Girlfriend." The keys that open "Vanity Affair" recall Bon Jovi's "Runaway," while "Deep Inside" is a slow-jam highlight.
Mattera reports that the band is working on a full East Coast tour later this year. Having tweaked and road-tested Here and Now cuts over the past two years, Mattera said the band may pull out some new, post-Now tracks at upcoming shows.
"There are rare occasions where we'll throw in a song from the first album," he said, "but we're very focused on living in the here and now these days."
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So Tyrone Spong finally made his MMA debut this weekend at the World Series of Fighting's inaugural event. WSoF is headed up by Ray Sefo, whom you should all know, so there is no surprise that this is where Kickboxing and Muay Thai fighter Tyrone Spong decided to make his debut. Spong fought, well, some dude named Travis Bartlett that we give all of the credit in the world to for stepping into the ring with Tyrone, but yeah. This was what it was. Watch it and marvel at why Tyrone hasn't been super active in Kickboxing.


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What's up at The Warehouse
Week of Feb. 7-14
Feb. 7, 8, 11-14: Open to students in 5th-12th grade from 3-6 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 9: For families and students showing on the big screen "How to Train your Dragon" followed by "Mirror Mirror." No cost and free refreshments will be served. Students in fourth grade and younger must be supervised by someone in fifth grade or older.
Wednesday, Feb. 13: Pine River-Backus Coalition meeting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Warehouse is closed to students when the Pine River-Backus School has a scheduled or unscheduled closing or an unscheduled early out. For scheduling events/meetings contact Sharon at 218-587-5404 during office hours (generally 2-6 p.m. on Monday-Friday). Check the Website at www.thewarehousepr.org for updates on events, closings and cancellations.


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Greetings Beefolk,
I'm a (very) amateur beekeeper based in CHapel Hill, NC. I'd love to connect with folks in the area - especially folks with an interest in alternatives to routine medication. I'm by no means a fundamentalist about it (I'm a newbie, and want to learn from everyone) but I can't help but worry about the routine applications of antibiotics that seem to be so prevalent in all the how to guides I read.
On a separate note, I've been writing some about beekeeping for TreeHugger and Planet Green (part of the Discovery Network). We are going to be showing The Last Beekeeper documentary on Planet Green this saturday night - followed by an online discussion that I am moderating from 10pm onwards. I'd love to get as diverse a group of bee keepers, bee enthusiasts, expers, amateurs - whatever, on there to get the dialogue going. Details are here:
Any ideas on who else I should be reaching out to are greatly appreciated! I look forward to learning from you all.


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Finally (for the ROTJ Boba fanatics) I started to do the ROTJ helmet stencils, but so far I did the Red Face with the Rear Keyhole and the Back Plate parts. I hope I will finish this in no time so you (the ROTJ Boba fanatic) can do your helmet with more ease.
Update 07-06-2011
Finished the Cheeks and the Dome stencils.
Update 27-06-2011
Added the color separation for the Red Face & Keyhole, Back Plates and Cheeks.
Finished the Dome files too.
Update 25-03-2012
Added archived separation files in JPG format for those who want to edit or alter the stencil's dimensions.
Update 13-10-2013
All the stencils were removed and replaced with a better version (the v2) which still uses the old scheme but was tweaked and re-sized to fit the more accurate RWH v2 templates and possibly all the close-to-screen-accurate helmets; most of the base colors were changed to a (I hope) better representation of the original helmet. The tweaking includes the problematic back plates and the cheeks, so most of the parts were more or less modified to fit the new templates. The dome area was stretched to fit the wider dome circumference (the first template was a bit smaller). On some areas (the back plates, the front right mandible and the dome) I added paint misting, a feature that was missing on the first stencils.
Red Face and Rear Keyhole
Color Separation
Red Face & Keyhole A4.pdf
Red Face & Keyhole LTR.pdf
Back Plates
Color Separation
Back Plates A4.pdf
Back Plates LTR.pdf
Color Separation
Cheeks A4.pdf
Cheeks LTR.pdf
Color Separation
Dome A4.pdf
Dome LTR.pdf
And as I did with the other stencils, here is the Dome Top Area and the Helmet Perspective View to help you fit all the scratches on your helmet. Remember, these are not written in stone and always use the reference images from the TDH Gallery.
Dome Top Area
Helmet Perspective View
And the old file, just to show you the differences
Have fun!


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|thrifted dress (last seen here), Zara tweed blazer + shoes, Karen Walker sunglasses
Wearing this dress made me nostalgic for the last time it was photographed--I can't believe it's been a year! I'm also noticing the stark contrast between Andrea's photos and mine; dang, she's good. Anyway, I enhanced the vivid, green color of the dress with a bright white and black shoes. This is much more office appropriate this time around but still provides a great transition from day to night, which is exactly what I needed.


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Port of Tauranga's mixed ownership structure is considered a significant influence on its established position as New Zealand's best-performing port.
The Bay of Plenty Regional Council is a majority cornerstone shareholder (owning 55 per cent of shares through its investment vehicle Quayside Holdings) and the balance is held privately.
This ownership model enables us to invest for growth and productivity, as well as diversify income sources.
The results of the company speak for themselves.
In its 20th year since listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, Port of Tauranga announced record earnings of $73.5 million in 2012. From a total shareholder return perspective Port of Tauranga has been the best-performing stock on the NZX over the past 15 years.
Over the past two decades, Port of Tauranga has grown from a small regional facility to Australasia's most efficient and productive port.
Port of Tauranga's earnings have increased tenfold as overall trade volumes have increased by 190 per cent, and container volumes by more than 1500 per cent, in that time.
Earnings have been on the back of sustained growth in cargo volumes and property rentals, and diversified associate company income streams which allowed Port of Tauranga to grow earnings for 17 years out of the past 20.
Today, our six subsidiary and associate companies earn nearly double what the parent company earned in 1992 when it was listed.
Market capital of the seven companies in the group has grown from $78 million to $1.9 billion in the two decades. Earnings per share have increased from 9.3c in 1992 to 54.8c in 2012.
So what is it about the public-private ownership model that fuels Port of Tauranga's success?
The Bay of Plenty Regional Council has been an excellent cornerstone shareholder, clearly separating political objectives from the commercial governance of its investment in the port.
Best practice governance - such as a majority of independent directors (including the chairman), transparent reporting and a management team given clear direction on commercial objectives and empowered to increase shareholder value - has enabled the company to perform at its best.
We undergo the scrutiny of investors through the regular monitoring and continuous disclosure required of listed companies, and an expectation to consistently improve performance.
Trading performance and investment decisions receive close examination by more than 20 buy-side or sell-side analysts.
In its report last year on the international supply chain, the New Zealand Productivity Commission noted that the regional council treats Port of Tauranga as a financial asset, rather than an entity to control.
The commission believes this is a significant factor in the company's performance, along with a substantial proportion of private shares and contestability between the port's service providers.
The benefit to the regional council has been increased returns to ratepayers through dividends, as well as returns to the Bay of Plenty and New Zealand economies through increased import and export activity.
As a foundation shareholder in Port of Tauranga, the Bay of Plenty Regional Council has received an average compounding annual return of 24 per cent since the port was listed on the stock exchange in 1992.
A $1000 investment in Port of Tauranga shares 20 years ago is now worth in excess of $25,000, plus $7500 in dividends over this period.
The company's strong focus on efficiency has led to greater volumes of freight being handled by the port, and has attracted new shipping customers.
In 1992, Port of Tauranga handled 1.5 million tonnes of import cargo and 4.8 million tonnes of export cargo.
By the end of June 2012, imports had increased 307 per cent and exports 152 per cent.
The company has very good access to external capital, allowing the flexibility to make the long-run investment decisions required to provide future demand capacity for our customers.
We must think about what the port may need to provide in five years, in 10 years, and even 50 years.
Our board of directors has approved a significant ongoing capital expenditure programme that meets these objectives and ensures that Tauranga will continue to be a hub port into the future.
Against the headwinds of our persistently strong dollar it is imperative that New Zealand maintains and improves its international competitiveness by ensuring that it has an efficient and low-cost supply chain, of which ports are a vital component.
We are midway through a three-year, $180 million works effort to increase capacity, particularly at our Sulphur Pt container terminal.
The quay is being lengthened, two new container cranes are being installed and storage areas expanded.
We hope to commence the dredging of our shipping channels later in the year to cater for larger and more frequentships.
New Zealand's economy desperately needs the $338 million of benefits that the New Zealand Shippers' Council estimates will flow from bigger ships operating on the Southeast Asia trade routes.


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I run a process that sometime crash and sometime freeze. I used supervise to have it automatically restart when it crash. However, if it freeze, it stay frozen until I am back in front of the computer. I would like a tool that would restart it when it crash, but can also be configure to do periodic kill and restart, so if it freeze, it won't stay frozen more that a given period of time.
Which tool would who suggest?


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UTSA SECC Advisory Committee with Rowdy Roadrunner
President's committee launches UTSA's State Employee Charitable Campaign
By Jennifer Storm
Assistant Director for External Affairs
(Aug. 31, 2005)--The President's State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) Advisory Committee is setting a pace to launch the 2005 campaign running Sept. 1-23 at UTSA.
Chaired by Albert Carrisalez, UTSA assistant to the president and director for external affairs, the committee includes 25 faculty and staff members from all levels across the UTSA Tri-Campus community.
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 am proud to be part of this group of volunteers serving on this year's President's SECC Advisory Committee," said Carrisalez. "They have boundless energy, enthusiasm and compassion that will help make a difference in our community and for UTSA families. We have a diverse, fun team who enjoy volunteering their time encouraging their UTSA colleagues to give back."
Committee members were first assembled in July to determine the best strategies for reaching employees and establishing the highest possible participation in the campaign.
The committee selected by President Ricardo Romo is charged with creating and implementing strategies to build awareness in the UTSA community and engaging employees in the campaign by representing the president at various faculty and staff meetings.
Additionally, they will work with the numerous SECC-affiliated charities to coordinate employee visits to the agencies and agency visits to UTSA departments. The committee also will track UTSA departmental and overall participation in comparison to previous years and to other San Antonio colleges and universities.
The SECC advisory committee is supported by 150 UTSA Area Champions -- the front-liners who will distribute and collect employee pledges. UTSA's SECC also is supported by Gary Wilson, United Way of Bexar County vice president, and Mary Leslie, a United Way executive on loan to UTSA.
The Texas Legislature created SECC, allowing state employees to enjoy the benefit of giving to charities. One benefit is the satisfaction felt after giving to an organization that helps so many. In many cases, people who never expected to need a helping hand realize direct benefits from the agencies.
UTSA employees who have benefited from an SECC-affiliated agency or charity are encouraged to share their family stories with the UTSA community. If you would like your story shared in UTSA Today, contact Albert Carrisalez at (210) 458-5138.


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I have done 3 batches to date but after secondary I do not get a 'clear' mead. It always appears to be some varition of golden amber color.
In my first batch I added a gallon of apple-cranberry to 4 gallon of mix. In the other two batches it was just some spices+honey+water+yeast.
Is this normal or am I still doing something wrong?


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Light: I fight with small flash lights for up close detail work, and clamp on lights with the twisty 100 watt equivalent neon blubs.
Knobs: I have a bunch of Kenmores and so far no stuck nobs. Just one machine with a cranky top tension. I guess I'd just use the Tri-Flow oil or a good penetrating oil with some gentle persuasion until it surrenders and frees up. I have a 3 # hammer I can threaten them with if needed.
ATF: Won't hurt blue paint or any other color either. Just don't leave the machine idling in gear ...... LOL
Tensions: I usually do take them apart, clean and adjust them, after I've done everything else and test run it. I have a Singer 328 I just finished most of it's cleaning and the tension disks are rusty. BUT ..... for some reason the tension is good. At some point I'll have to take it apart and clean and polish, or replace the disks, for for now, it ain't broke, so I ain't gonna fix it.
Smoke belching blue clone: I'll bet something is bent and binding. Smoke from the nose???????????? Is there a light in that area? If not that bent throat plate makes me want to think somethings bent and really binding up.


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Location: Environmentally Integrated Dairy Management Research
Project Number: 5090-12630-005-06-S
Project Type: Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Sep 22, 2011
End Date: Aug 14, 2016
To compare bedding systems utilizing recycled byproducts of manure separation (recycled sand, organic solids) against the industry standard (new sand) for lactating cows housed in freestalls.
The current industry standard for freestall bedding is new sand. Previous research has documented reduced frequencies of lameness in cows bedded with sand compared to non-sand bedding types. These benefits may be derived from several physical properties of sand, and include: i) the ability to cushion and conform, thereby improving stall use and time lying down by improving cow comfort; ii) improved traction in the stalls, aiding cows attempting to rise or lie down; iii) improved traction in alleyways, where sand kicked out of the stalls by cows may prevent slippage on smooth concrete; and iv) reduced frequencies of hock abrasions. Unfortunately, these potential benefits are offset (somewhat) by concurrent complicating effects on manure-handling operations; producers seeking to separate organic solids from manure must first separate sand. Furthermore, the generally abrasive nature of sand in manure systems increases wear on pumps and other mechanical equipment. As a result, some producers are beginning to question if the advantages in cow comfort attained with sand bedding outweigh the costs and frustrations of maintaining mechanically operated manure-handling systems. The University of Wisconsin and the USDA-ARS have entered into a cooperative partnership at the University of Wisconsin Marshfield Agricultural Research Station (MARS). Through this venture, a 128-cow lactating barn is nearing completion, and will soon be populated with lactating cows. At MARS, the manure-handling system produces several byproducts that potentially could be used as bedding materials, including separated organic solids and recycled sand. However, questions often are posed by producers about the suitability of these byproducts for this specific purpose. Clear demonstration of statistically similar performance between these byproducts and new sand would offer great potential cost savings to producers. Proposed bedding systems include new sand, recycled sand, deep-bedded organic solids, and shallow-bedded organic solids sprinkled on top of mattresses with a foam core. The mattress system does not require permanent attachment; therefore, mattresses can be rotated throughout the four identical quadrants in the barn during four experimental periods lasting one calendar year each. The experimental design will be a 4 x 4 Latin Square. Response variables include: stall and cow cleanliness scores, assessments of cow comfort, incidence of lameness, nutrient composition of manure scraped from each quadrant of the barn, indices of milk production and animal performance, incidence of mastitis, and assessment of bedding type on pathogen survival.


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Kenwood Vineyards was established in 1970 in the former Pagani Brothers Winery, a historic cellar dating back to 1906. Thoroughly refurbished and modernized, the facility now boasts more than 125 stainless steel fermenting tanks and large oak uprights, and 20,000 small French and American oak barrels, all devoted to Kenwood Vineyards' "small lot" style of winemaking.
In addition to the 22-acre vineyard surrounding the winery, Kenwood Vineyards sources grapes from dozens of vineyards – many farmed sustainably, using natural soil amendments and pest controls whenever possible rather than chemicals - in Sonoma County's best appellations, including Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma Valley and Sonoma Mountain. Each lot from each vineyard is kept separate throughout the winemaking process, enabling the winemaker to bring it to its fullest potential. This "small lot" or "cuvee" style of winemaking also enables the winemaker to draw on an exceptionally broad "palette" to assemble wines that showcase classic character, subtle complexity and superb balance. As a result, every Kenwood Vineyards wine – whether Table Wine Series, Sonoma Series, Reserve, Jack London Vineyard or Artist Series – is consistent in quality and consistently delicious. View all Kenwood Wines
About Russian RiverView a map of Russian River wineries
The Russian River Valley is named as such due to its proximity to the Russian River, the river itself named for the Russian fur traders who came down from Alaska in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Russian River is agricultural land. While there is a focus on wine, beyond the vineyards are many small, family-owned farms cultivating everything from cattle to Christmas trees.
Notable FactsThe proximity of this cool river and the rolling fogs from the Pacific Ocean make the area amenable to cool-climate grapes like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In fact, the region is quite known for its full-bodied, yet elegant Pinot Noir, as well as their ripe, yet lean Chardonnays. Within Russian River Valley lie the smaller appellations of Chalk Hill and Green Valley. Chalk Hill is the warmer of the two and furthest from the ocean, while Green Valley is cooler and closer to the water.
About California
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.


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Detroit Film Theatre
Friday, September 06, 2013
9:30 PM Detroit Film Theatre
(USA/2013–directed by Seth Kramer, Daniel Miller and Jeremy Newberger)
Before reality morphed into a TV genre, the viewing masses fixated on a single, possibly sociopathic star: controversial talk-show host Morton Downey, Jr. In the late '80s, Downey tore apart the traditional talk format by turning debate of current issues into a gladiator pit. His blow-smoke-in-your-face style (Downey's on-and-off chain-smoking took its toll in a hurry) drew a rabid cult following, but also the title "Father of Trash Television." This raucous, eye-opening documentary dissects the mind and motivation of television's most notorious agitator. Tribeca Film Festival, Official Selection. (90 min.)
"A fascinating look at an almost frighteningly charismatic figure." –Kyle Smith, New York Post
Évocateur director Daniel Miller will be present at the Saturday 9:30pm screening to discuss the film with audience members.
- Friday, September 06, 2013: 9:30 PM
- Saturday, September 07, 2013: 9:30 PM
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Malala Yousafzai
Original post made by Susan, Southgate, on Jan 10, 2013
This young girl will live through time, as a heroine. She still still lives, but the Taliban will probably still kill her, again.
It is time to put her on every civilized country's postage stamps. Then name plazas in her name. The U.N., if it had any integrity, would build a statue for her at its headquarters. Certainly, the Palo City council should a pass a resolution supporting her.
Only once or twice in century do we get such a presence, with such courage.
a resident of Southgate
on Jan 14, 2013 at 12:55 pm
Malala is on the same level as Martin Luther King. Palo Alto named its city hall plaza after MLK. Why is our city council so silent about Malala?
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Jan 14, 2013 at 1:27 pm
Um Susan, the MLK Plaza thing aside, it's probably because they are the PA City Council and not the UN?
a resident of Southgate
on Jan 14, 2013 at 5:46 pm
"Um Susan, the MLK Plaza thing aside, it's probably because they are the PA City Council and not the UN?"
The Palo Alto city council has taken many symbolic stances over the years (remember apartheid?). Malala is low hanging fruit, a real no brainer. She will become known as a real 21st century heroine. What is our city council waiting for?
a resident of Downtown North
on Jan 14, 2013 at 6:15 pm
How any years after MLKs passing was the plaza named for him? That should give you an answer, susan
a resident of Southgate
on Jan 15, 2013 at 3:04 pm
MLK was a contoversial figure during his time on this earth. Black radicals were starting to call him an uncle tom. Whites were incensed due to forced busing and racism. He was also a player, outside of his marriage. He was a great orator, and he put himself out there, no doubt, but he was not a concensus opinion unanimous choice, when he was alive.
Malala is the pure thing. Why do we need to wait until she is finally, fully, killed by the Taliban, Gary? She has already earned her credit. Incredibly heroic stance that she took. She should be recognized while she is still left alive. She is not backing down, and making excuses. We should all be grabbing the tail of her comet, and be led into a better future. She is a beautiful example of opposition to the real war on women.
Why is our city council so silent? Opportunities like this don't come along very often. Malala is an incredibly inspiring choice for person of the current century, so far.
a resident of Southgate
on Jul 12, 2013 at 3:07 pm
Malala was honored by the UN today. If she is not a heroine of human rights, then who is? Where is the Palo Alto human rights committee, to support her? Where is our city council, to make a symbolic statement? Just silence? Why?
Will Malala get the Nobel Peace Prize next time?
a resident of Southgate
on Oct 12, 2013 at 10:27 am
Malala, again, was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. This snub from the same committee that gave it to Barack Obama and Al Gore. Unbelievable!
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 12, 2013 at 2:24 pm
malala is quite an incredible and brave young lady. I am so very happy for her that she received recognition and an award.
God, Allah, Shiva, Buddha bless her many times!
a resident of Southgate
on Oct 13, 2013 at 11:55 am
If one wants to see the real deal, in her own voice, watch this clip from the John Stewart production (The Daily Show). If this does inspire you, then probably nothing will.
Web Link
Why are our city leaders so silent, regarding Malala? They have certainly taken many symbolic votes in the past. Remember apartheid? Where are our feminist leaders, regarding the true war on women?
a resident of Southgate
on Oct 13, 2013 at 12:20 pm
If this *doesn't* inspire you, then probably nothing will
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 21, 2013 at 5:10 pm
I think the Nobel Committee passed up a golden opportunity. Perhaps they had good reasons but I can't see them.
I think it would be a great gesture to honor Malala here at palo alto. The fact that someone so young is showing such extraordinary courage both physical and Moral is just so uplifting to see. She even had the guts to tell Obama to stop the Drone strikes when she met him. After listening to politicians, its refreshing to hear a person speak their mind.
Go Malala! We're all with you!


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is running over fire hydrants a new fad in Mountain View
Original post made by resident, Old Mountain View, on Jul 10, 2013
MVPD reports that 4 fire hydrants have been knocked over in Mountain View in recent days. Are drivers in the city that bad? Or are deranged people doing this intentionally? Come on folks, killing a fire hydrant not only causes a huge mess in the street but it also puts fire fighter lives at risk.


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Originally Posted by dezzzR
Dont get me wrong, she should be prosecuted to the fullest extent if shes found guilty, and she should definitely at the very least be suspended.
This is an IRS official who is testifying in front of the oversight commitee in the Congress.
They are obliged to hold themselves accountable to the American people., through Congressional oversight. Taking the fifth is a refusal to fufill here obligations to do her job.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
Originally Posted by dezzzR
laser eyes, teleported, long swords in his arm. Yea they flubbed it up big time.
na it was just a story line. He was jn the Weapon X program they just made it all come together through him.
Was actually a pretty cool spin
Originally Posted by dezzzR
Yea, youve seen the end of Wolverine, thats deadpool. They injected him with all the genes from other mutants.
Pretty sure they injected him with wolverines healing ability in the real comics, not sure.
yea he has that regeneration and he has some sort of mental powers too I think
Originally Posted by dezzzR
You dont think theyll be alright? The only real question mark is Pugh. We know what we have with Booth, Snee, Bass, and Beatty. Back ups are versatile. We should be fine
besides Beatty, I think our whole line is question marks. And even Beatty and his durability makes him a question mark.
They ****ed up deadpool in Wolverine. I thought it was horribly done.
Originally Posted by byron
come on man ! Eli runs like a dear......just raising hell MH
lol u need to stop showing ur hand so early. You could of got Pappy all types of riled up
Originally Posted by Morehead State
Jumpin' ugly with Good "Ol Morehead tonight big B.
I was especially displeased to see you taking Matt's side against me on the Pugh thing. I mean we're talking Matt here. The guy who wanted to give away the store for Braylon Edwards for God's sake,
It hurts my heart.
you've surpassed that with your Eli hate...
Originally Posted by MattMeyerBud
besides Beatty, I think our whole line is question marks. And even Beatty and his durability makes him a question mark.
If Eric Winston was signed, not only would we have a solid RT, but we would also have a guy who can slide over and play LT if Beatty gets hurt.
Just sayin'...........
Originally Posted by MattMeyerBud
you've surpassed that with your Eli hate...
Your lucky your on this thread. If you said that on TAGF, you'd be banned. Morehead is tight with our rubbery QB.
Originally Posted by Morehead State
Your lucky your on this thread. If you said that on TAGF, you'd be banned. Morehead is tight with our rubbery QB.
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but I remember BR talking about how his style will keep the team in matches even when they aren't playing well because of the control of the ball and flow of the match. Is that what happened yesterday?
Agger out 2 weeks with a groin strain.
I don't know if people here are being sarcastic but I thought Enrique was a beast. He thoroughly deserved the MOTM. Had Oscar and Hazard in his pocket for pretty much all of the match. His performance has improved since returning to the team. He obviously had some problems with his knee towards the beginning of the season.
Nobody said he wasn't good yesterday. I hate him period because he slows down the run of play to a painful level. The system is designed to be up tempo, and Enrique needs to get a fricking clue. He allows the opposition to get settled into their own half, especially on counter-attacks, and seemingly REFUSES to just play a simple pass on the ground. He had a good defensive game, but was utterly atrocious going forward. He often lost the ball in key situations that we would have been punished for against more clinical teams. His pass % was the lowest among starting outfield players, he lost possession more than any player on either team AND he touched the ball 20+ more times than Allen, Sahin or Gerrard, which is quite disturbing.
Agger out 2 weeks
but it seems like his 6-8 weeks should have ended by now.
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MICHIGAN BRIEFS: Party like it's 2018: Brewery gets jump on higher wage
Because of a recently passed law, the state's minimum wage will rise to $9.25 an hour by 2018. But Bellaire-based Short's Brewing Co. decided not to wait, the Traverse City Record-Eagle reported.
"We just basically wanted to say we're OK with this, and we think it's a model that can work," Short's COO Matt Drake told the paper. Most Short's workers already made more than the current minimum of $7.40 an hour.
Laura Oblinger, COO of the Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce, said the announcement could persuade other business owners in the area to increase wages. That was one reason Short's took the action. Drake said increasing wages shows other businesses that paying employees more than the minimum can be a good practice because investing in workers leads to success.
"If we treat our staff well, if we reward them well for their hard effort, we're going to cultivate a better staff and do better as a company," he said. "If you stick with this career path, it can literally be a career. It can be a great job."
Oblinger said of the wage increases: "You'd have to do it anyway, but when you go ahead and make that move in advance, it's more of a statement they make toward their employee relations."
Kalamazoo Promise adds private colleges to free-tuition program
The Kalamazoo Promise, an anonymously funded program that offers free college tuition to graduates of the Kalamazoo Public Schools, plans to expand from its current program covering 43 public colleges and universities in the state to 14 private colleges and universities starting in the fall of 2015, the Kalamazoo Gazette reported.
The institutions, part of the Michigan Colleges Alliance, will pay the difference in costs between their tuition and what would be average undergraduate tuition and fees at University of Michigan's College of Literature, Science and the Arts. The colleges joining the program include Adrian, Albion, Alma, Calvin, Hillsdale, Hope, Kalamazoo, Marygrove, Olivet and Spring Arbor.
The original scholarship program, launched in 2006, has covered up to 100 percent of tuition and fees, depending on the number of years the student was in the district.
Varnum attorney Schneidewind named president-elect of AARP
Eric Schneidewind, an attorney at Grand Rapids-based Varnum LLP, was named president-elect of AARP, the national nonprofit that advocates for people age 50 and older. Schneidewind will serve in that role until 2016, when he will become president.
Schneidewind, who has practiced energy law in Varnum's Lansing office for 28 years, was president of AARP Michigan from 2006 to 2012 and began serving on the national board of AARP in 2012, Varnum said in a release.
• The national Manpower Employment Outlook Survey says West Michigan could become the nation's hottest job market this summer, MLive.com reported. The survey found that 32 percent of the employers interviewed in the Grand Rapids-Wyoming labor market said they intend to increase staffing in the third quarter, while 4 percent said they intended to cut back. Manpower also reported that Michigan's employment picture is the third-best in the nation after North Dakota and Delaware.
• A jury awarded $183,000 to Yolanda Larry, who claimed she was unfairly fired from Hurley Medical Center after accessing a family member's medical files, The Flint Journal reported. Larry said the Flint hospital should have used a discipline procedure outlined in its employee handbook. Hurley argued that Larry violated federal privacy rules.
• "Exported From Michigan," a 90-minute documentary about the state's economic comeback, premiered last week in Grand Rapids. The film received a grant from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority.
• Tuition and fees at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo and Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti are rising 3.2 percent in the coming academic year, The Associated Press reported. The increases keep the schools within a cap set by the state Legislature.
• Grand Rapids-based Spectrum Health plans to spend $24.5 million to expand and renovate its Rehab and Nursing Center, the Grand Rapids Business Journal reported.
• WKW Roof Rail Systems, a German manufacturer of aluminum automotive parts, plans to bring 186 jobs to Battle Creek in a $23 million investment, the Battle Creek Enquirer reported. Battle Creek was chosen over sites in Alabama and one other state, the economic development agency Battle Creek Unlimited said in a news release.


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As PWMania.com reported, Shawn Michaels is currently filming a new season of MRA in Africa. You can see in these new promotional photos sent to us, Shawn is sporting a new beard these days:
He still looks good anyway that he is. I still have the Playgirl that he was in, but I do love the beard.


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Located in Rose Hall, Iberostar Grand Hotel Rose Hall All Inclusive is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Greenwood Great House and Cinnamon Hill Golf Course. This 130-room, 5-star resort welcomes guests with conveniences like a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Rose Hall Great House is also 3.1 mi (4.9 km) from the resort, which is on the beach.
Free breakfast is included with your stay. This resort is home to 4 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the 2 coffee shops/cafés.
The 130 air-conditioned accommodations feature balconies and afford space to spread out with sitting areas. Guests can expect free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. Beds sport pillow menus and down comforters, and bathrooms offer jetted tubs, rainfall showers, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. IPod docks, refrigerators, and minibars are also standard.
Guests of Iberostar Grand Hotel Rose Hall All Inclusive enjoy a full-service spa, a nightclub, and an outdoor pool. Free parking is included with your stay. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with concierge services and luggage storage. Other amenities at this adults-only resort include a fitness center, a spa tub, and a sauna.
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Built in an elegant colonial style, the hotel offers luxurious accommodations in deluxe suites with steward and concierge service.
The hotel's amenities include an outdoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi surrounded by gardens, sundecks, an activity center, a convention center, game rooms, Internet hot spot, a spa, discotheque, and a diving center.
There are six restaurants and various bars offering guests a variety of dining options each day: Japanese teppanyaki, Italian, gourmet, casual lunches on the beach, surf & turf or a complete buffet.
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During the day, choose from a variety of sporting activities including workouts at the gym, aerobics, basketball, catamaran rentals, kayaks, windsurfing, tennis classes, diving, snorkeling and parasailing. You can also participate in the entertaining activities organized by our staff for your enjoyment.
If you're looking for rest and relaxation, you'll surely find it at our fully-equipped Spa & Wellness Center offering massages, manicures, pedicures, and hairdressing.
Luxury, rest & relaxation and good times by day and by night await you on your next vacation at this exclusive hotel.
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- Total number of rooms - 130
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- Elevator/lift
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- Full-service spa
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- Billiards or pool table
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- Number of floors - 5
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Iberostar Grand Hotel Rose Hall All Inclusive offers 130 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and DVD players. Rooms open to balconies. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas. Beds feature down comforters. A pillow menu is available. Flat-screen televisions come with premium satellite channels and video-game consoles. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and minibars. Bathrooms include separate bathtubs and showers with jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Bathrooms are also outfitted with bathrobes, slippers, and designer toiletries.
This Montego Bay resort provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, laptop-compatible safes, and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and hair dryers. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily.
- Refrigerator
- Premium TV channels
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Separate sitting area
- Turndown service
- Free bottled water
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Rainfall showerhead
- Down comforter
- DVD player
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- Video-game console
- Private bathroom
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- Jetted bathtub
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Balcony
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free WiFi
- Satellite TV service
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Pillow menu
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Grand Hotel Rose Hall's culinary offerings include four specialty restaurants and two buffets. Taste a wide variety of international food, such as regional Jamaican recipes, Japanese teppanyaki, Italian cuisine, and gourmet fare, or relax with an informal lunch at the beach.
Enjoy domestic and international liquors, wines, and cocktails in any of the 4 bars, each with a different ambiance perfect for any occasion.
Kiniro Japanese Restaurant, Es Palau Gourmet Restaurant, Galleon Surf & Turf Grill & Steak House, La Toscana Italian Restaurant.
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The Grand Hotel Rose Hall provides you the opportunity to fill every waking moment with sports and leisure. Choose from the outdoor pool with swim-up bar; gym with innovative cardio equipment and facilities for fitness, yoga, pilates, or tai-chi; dance lessons; basketball; pool volleyball; tennis; and watersports such as catamarans, kayaking, snorkeling, and windsurfing, all free of charge.
Furthermore, there is a large assortment of recreational and sporting activities available for an additional fee such as tennis classes, scuba diving, snorkeling excursions, and parasailing.
The Best Golf at Grand Hotel Rose Hall Iberostar provides golf lovers access to the Rose Hall Golf Association and the Cinnamon Hill Golf Course, an amazing 18-hole course perched on Jamaica's northern coast, designed by famed golf course architects Hagge and Baril. Aside from the greens, tees, and fairways of the golf course, no visitor should miss the world-renowned sites and monuments scattered along seaside. Places of interest include the Rose Hall Great House, an 18th century mansion; hundred-year-old aqueducts; Johnny Cash's home; and other distinct locations used to shoot scenes in the James Bond movie "Live and Let Die."
- Golfing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Basketball on site
- Kayaking on site
- Parasailing on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Windsurfing on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Beach volleyball on site
Spa Services
Iberostar Grand Hotel Rose Hall features two-story, exclusive world-class spa with private, couples-oriented spa treatments, on-site or beachfront massage, Turkish & Roman baths, Jacuzzis, and Thalasotherapy pools.
- Number of treatment rooms 19
- Outdoor treatment areas
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
- Couples treatment rooms
- Massages on beach
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Thalassotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Resort Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children 18 and younger are not allowed at this adults-only property. All guests older than 18 are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Minimum guest age is 18
Caters to adults only
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
We should mention
Guests under 18 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Awards & Affiliations
Free Round of Golf Offer
Book a minimum 3-night stay or longer, and receive the following, based on length of stay:
- 1 free round of golf per room/stay with a minimum 3 or 4-night stay
- 2 free rounds of golf per room/stay with a minimum 5-night or more stay
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Book a stay in a Junior Suite, 1 King Bed, Oceanfront room category, for travel anytime, and receive the following:
- Butler and concierge service
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May 8, 2007, 12:00 am ET - Amendment SA 1019 proposed by Senator Brown for Senator Casey.
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At the appropriate place, insert the following:
(a) Finding.--The Senate finds that parents of children suffering from rare genetic diseases known as orphan diseases face multiple obstacles in obtaining safe and effective treatment for their children due mainly to the fact that many Food and Drug Administration-approved drugs used in the treatment of orphan diseases in children may not be approved for pediatric indications.
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Geneva College is an institution of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, a denomination which traces its historical roots to the Reformation in Scotland. One unique feature of that heritage and tradition is its formal worship where the Psalms alone are sung in four part harmony, without instrumental accompaniment.
During the school year Geneva provides opportunity to experience this worship tradition when local congregations are invited to conduct worship on the campus and invites the campus community to worship with them. This occurs the morning of the first Lord′s Day of the fall semester and in one evening worship service each semester.
While Geneva chapel services are not the formal worship of the church, the college honors this worship tradition by using the Psalms in a variety of settings, both traditional and contemporary, some with instrumental accompaniment.
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Lake Taihu, Chekiang Province, China. This shallow lake is very productive due to high nutrient loading. The dock and fish pen in the foreground are part of the Taihu Laboratory for Lake Ecosystem Research, a part of the Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology. Fish fences in the background guide fish to traps. Photo, September 2000.


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Apartment for 4 in Paris - Eiffel
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The apartment is located in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, between the Eiffel Tower and the Hotel des Invalides. This is a prestigious neighborhood where you will find the Hotel Matignon, Military School, the National Assembly. Guests have access to extensive public garden of the Champs de Mars dominated by the Eiffel Tower.
The building is typically Parisian, this is a secure building which dates from the late nineteenth century. It is very well maintained.
2nd floor without elevator, the apartment is very calm and clear
- Fully equipped kitchen: ceramic hob, oven, microwave, fridge and everything you need to cook and eat: dishes, pots, cups, glasses.
- Living room with sofa bed for 2 people.
- Bathroom with shower, heated towel rail and WC.
- Bedroom with real bed 2 people, very quiet.
For short term rentals (less than a month), towels and linens are provided, as well as cleaning. An efficient heating system ensures a steady and comfortable temperature in the apartment.
Within 10-15 minutes walk you will find the Musée d'Orsay, the Musée du quai Branly and the Musée Rodin.
You will find many restaurants and wine bars in the neighborhood. Breteuil market takes place two times a week, the busy shopping street Clerc is right next to the apartment so you can enjoy all the amenities.
The apartment is easily accessible by metro from the station Ecole Militaire (5 min. Walk). Easy access to stations. Access to the train to go to Château de Versailles is just 5 minutes from the apartment.
From the train station Gare du Nord or Chatelet you can take the train to the airport Charles de Gaulle and Orly.
For late arrivals, please note that a late check-in charge will apply, which amounts to EUR 20 between 8PM and 10PM and EUR 40 after 10PM.
Une caution de EUR 200 est demandée pour couvrir d'éventuels dégâts ou réparations dans l'appartement du fait des locataires. Elle est réglée par CB avec notre terminal de paiement mobile (la somme en question n'est pas débitée mais " pré-autorisée" comme pour la location d'une voiture par exemple).
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A good apartment, in a very good location. The apartment is quite small but was perfect for what we wanted. The interior is a good standard with a fridge, microwave and hob and a modern bathroom. It also has an iron and hairdryer which isn't mentioned on the site.
The area has plenty of good bars and restaurants and the ones we visited were very good quality and reasonably priced especially compared to the more touristy areas.
The main Metro / RER station Chaletlet - Les Halles is less than a five minute walk away and the Metro stops on the Rue de Rivoli are also close by.
Overall very pleased and would definitely recommend a stay.
A very good location with the metro station right on the corner. Very practical when being in Paris.
Appartment was very nice and cosy and the view just as nice (fourth level/ no lift though).
Too bad you can't park in front of the building. You can only station for a little while (to leave luggage for example). Therefore, check your preference for parking (if you are with the car) beforehand.
Regards, Oana and Hans Schippers (the Netherlands)
Apart from aggravation upon arrival when I was kept waiting 45 minutes in spite of having clearly made an appointment with the host, all was fine.
We actually stayed in a different studio since there was a mix-up of reservations. However, the hosts were very nice and the new Studio was even bigger and nicer.
The location of the apartment is very convenient and it's easy to get around from here.
However, the overall price-performance ration is pretty bad.
It is superfically clean but every corner is very dustry, especially around the bed!!! The shower was cold or even ice cold at most times, only by the end of the week I stayed here I got some warm water!!!
And also the contact and information prior to my stay could have been a little better. I never received any feedback for my complaints!
So looking at the price for the 7 days I stayed and what I got for it I'm sure there are better places to stay at!
the apartment is placed well for visiting Paris - it is possible to walk from there to see the City - but public tranportation is also very ggod from there. Everything you need in terms of restaurant ect nin the area.
The welcoming was not very good. We waited outside to be received but no one came to see us. It was not possble to reach jeremy by phone - and his assistant was not to confident with directing us over the phone. But at the end we found the place - and it the place was good.
I had a very pleasant stay in the apartment in July 2015. A fantastic view on the busy Paris life. Being on the fourth floor is a lot of climbing of course but you get used to it. Toilet and bathroom were small but good quality, The stove might need replacement on the ling run but it did work properly. So I will certainly come back to this apartment with a supermarket across the street and restaurants around the corner as well as the metro station within 100 meters.
Very big flat for Paris, clean and nice perfect for 2 people!
The kitchen was full of what you need for cooking! Highly Recommended!
Very nice and cosy apartment located on a good location. Only 20minutes away from Gare du Nord, 2 minutes from metro stop Menilmontante and at the opposite of the street a small supermarket. Very handy! The apartment is big enough for 6 people. All necessary things you expect of renting an apartment is present and available. Will definitely recommend this apartment to others.
The house is like you see in the picture very pretty . The owner was friendly and helpful .Unique defect cleaning and linen change in a week that were never performed .
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unloading our last load for the year. the truck has 720 singles on it.
unloading our last load for the year. the truck has 720 singles on it.
Greg Stahlman; Stahlman Apiaries Inc.
You like those Bobcats better than the Swingers?
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First you do that very well, but I have a few questions. with the bees flying free as you unload (move hives small distances) do you get a mass of lost bees after you are unloaded, or do they just go into a hive? Second was there a net prior to the video? I just did my first move of 30 and anytime I stopped for gas there were bees flying all around. Lastly is it hot where you are, or some other reason for bearding?
Man, you are good. Why are you not using your veil?
Was that load netted? I noticed the bees were pouring out the hives so they must not have been plugged.
Great video.
I noticed 1 stack of all medium hives. What were they for?
"Suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself." - Mark Twain
nice movie gregg and great looking equipment and bees!
Very smooth on that bobcat - ever spill a load?
looks like they might need a second box,.................toooo much white new equipment ,nice video, nice job of unloading
thanks for the great comments!! wow so many questions to answer. first, we have had both bobcats and swingers throughout the years and like the bobcats, just personal preference. the load was netted but we didn't have anyone to catch it on camera because we were all busy at the time. after we unload the truck we leave them in the tall stacks until the next morning. all the bees that were flying will find a home, they don't drift all that much. the stack of medium hives were some of the combs from our mating nucs. when we are done raising queens for the season we tear the mating nucs down and combine all the frames to make a few hives. the hives are ready to get a box added to them cuz they are getting big. i wish i could get a better picture of the color of our boxes. the boxes are like a pastel / dead grass green looking color. it always looks white when photographed. look forward to making more videos, hopefully dealing with the hives themselves.
Greg Stahlman; Stahlman Apiaries Inc.
Greg, how are your mating nucs set up with the medium frames? Are they full size frames and how many to nuc? Do you feed or use frames of honey?
"Suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself." - Mark Twain
we use mini mating nucs that have 2 sides. each side has 3 frames and a feeder. the medium boxes are used to hold the combs when we are done with queen season. each medium box has 40 mini frames in them
Greg Stahlman; Stahlman Apiaries Inc.
"Suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself." - Mark Twain
David...there are two principals in beekeeping....IF you havent spilled a load or had honey in the floor you havent had bees long! lol
I cant speak for greg, but yes I'm sure he had a net on....you nev er stop up hives..just net and go. The ones flying around will find a home. When I load I load BEFORE dark....all bees inair will get on the bus(load)...maybe not in right hive buy you wont loose any. Never see alot of differance in hives unless bees on ground are more to one end of trailer. Great video!
Great Video. Your hives look almost as nice as mine. But I only have two
If you ever need to unload some bees because you have to many let me know.
Under 9 min. to unload the truck you guys are fast
Just from seeing your pictures and this video you can tell you run a quality company keep it up an good luck
Talk to you soon,