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The University of Colorado Boulder enrolled more international students during the 2011-12 academic year and sent more students abroad during the 2010-11 academic year than any other higher education institution in Colorado.
The data, released today by the Institute of International Education in its annual Open Doors Report, shows that CU-Boulder was home to 1,681 international students during the 2011-12 school year. CU-Boulder sent 1,316 students overseas during the 2010-11 school year.
"Global student experiences enrich the academic and cultural environment of our campus and beyond," said CU-Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano. "They create some of our best ambassadors around the world who do our community great honor."
In his State of the Campus Address on Oct. 16, DiStefano described CU-Boulder's goal to increase the international student population on campus to 3,240 -- 10 percent of the student body.
CU-Boulder has held the No. 1 spot in Colorado for sending and receiving international students for more than 10 years, according to Larry Bell, director of CU-Boulder's Office of International Education.
"For over a decade, we've been a leader in the state for international education, which -- by the way -- contributes more than $48 million annually to the Boulder economy," said Bell. "But more importantly, international education through our students' pursuit of some of the greatest academic, research and service endeavors around the globe brings invaluable diversity and growth to individuals and our communities."
CU-Boulder also ranked No. 12 in the nation for study abroad participation in semester-long programs.
The Open Doors Report on the flow of students to and from the United States is released annually in conjunction with International Education Week, which this year is Nov. 12-16. The week of celebration is a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education.
Other top-ranking Colorado institutions recognized in this year's Open Doors Report include the University of Denver and Colorado State University.
For more information about the Institute of International Education and the Open Doors Report visit http://www.iie.org/. For more information about international education at CU-Boulder and International Education Week events visit http://www.colorado.edu/OIE/.
Larry Bell, 303-492-8058


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How did you folks that do pollination get started? Did you use a broker or knock on doors?
How did you folks that do pollination get started? Did you use a broker or knock on doors?
Its easy to go to Ca. or Maine they need alot of bees. Local pollination you have to kick the doors down, they are mostly built on relationships. Try working with a local beekeeper by filling in for him or her if they dont have enough bees.
You can advertise in local ag papers,journals etc.Main thing is supplying a good product,and word of mouth gets around.
Im still looking for snow white and the seven dwarfs.
My dad has bees for ever it seems. Or at least since Noah lost that swarm. But as most beekeepers do or did he concentrated on making honey most of those years. Myself I got out of school and out of the bee business for several years (nearly 20) looking for better jobs. There are many stories we could all tell growing up beekeepers and moving bees around the south east to different honey flows trying to make honey. He is in central Florida where they plant lots of watermelons and began to pollinate them until that is where he makes his money off the bees now. It wasn't such an effort rather than he couldn't manage the bees he has, trying to produce bulk honey. With no outside help and beekeeping help is hard to find for some reason. Myself I had about 30 hives as a teenager that I pollinated with, at that time (early 80's) a man rented for watermelon pollination. I thought he was the biggest fool I ever saw to pay someone just to put bees in the corners of his fields. All the while I wanted to put them somewhere or dad would have them blended with rest of his bees and I lose them. I've been with dad again now about 6 months full time and part of the deal I made with him was we try making it pollinating rather than making honey for a while. I believe the cost of producing honey and cost of pollinating will equal out the extra you make off selling honey. At the time I'm searching new contracts for us other than the melons we have. Definatly looking at almonds next year, but I'm thinking of apples, cucumbers, blueberries, and anything else. Hopefully I can get this more here in the south east cutting transportation cost for us. Any other commercial guys got some ideas or tips I'll surely take them. Like I said I have to catch up the past 20 years and there is more new things out there than I thought
So, how do you get work for your bees? Who do I call? When should I call them?
As far as Maine and California, I'll bet it helps to know someone who is already pollinating and either tag along w/ them the first year of get an intro through them.
If you are near where pollination is needed, go see the grower and see what happens.
Mark Berninghausen
We got started by tagging long with some other beeks who were going out to California for almonds. They knew their broker was looking for more bees. We have stuck with this particular broker for a few years now, going out on our own.
Like breaking into most occupations, networking smooths the road. It helps to have word of mouth recommendations, there are some shysters out there who think nothing of taking advantage of a newbee.
Contact other beekeepers/pollinators in your area. Ask them about availability, if they use a broker, etc. If you have bees available they may have room on their trucks, or know someone else that needs bees to fulfill a contract.
Contact brokers in the area of interest. A broker will take care of some or all of the contractual headaches, this varies by broker. You may only need to supply good bees (to their standards), with the broker arranging placement, moving them in and out and collecting the money, or you may have to handle the logistics of moving in and out of the orchards the broker contracts with.
Contact the grower's associations. A grower might try to lowball you so know your pricing. Find out who did their previous pollination and why they need someone new. Is it because they didn't pay the last one? Is it because there are worse than normal conditions in the orchard that make placement difficult?
Whatever you do, don't just take a load out anywhere looking for a placement, that is a good way to lose a bunch of money fast. While some might do that and be fine, they know and accept the risk, are established in the area, and have a place to set them while shopping them around.
working with someone that is already in Maine and Ca. is always going to be a big help . Especially the loading and unloading of the bees . Its not hard to find pollination work if you have good bees ,in certain areas.
I talk to growers in my area and everything is all sewed up . Not alot of new farms going in due to land prices. Most existing farms have established relationships with beekeepers going back for years . I try to fill in when they need more bees and hand out cards.
Living out in Ca. Actually in the heart of Ca. I am in prime farm land. almonds Almonds everywhere. Out where I have a few of my bees now they have 200 acres of Almonds where the bees are. The bees are currently on organic seed alfalfa and Conventional organic cotton. I have made a few contacts with bee keepers that come out here. And I still offer my help next year for anyone who comes out and is in the Central Valley of Ca. I am trying to find placement for my 10 hives next year for Almonds. Hopefully all 10 will make it but I have hope. It is looking like 2 of my hives need splitting again they are bursting at the seams again. The one farmer that buys my farm fresh eggs allowed me to place my bees out on his ranch. For nothing. All togather he has 800 acres of Almonds. I have been trying to go and talk with a few farmers about pollination next year and asking them how many hives they would need. I have a friend that is local that has 100 hives. He eventually wants me to buy him out. My offer stands if any of you all need help next year when you start bringing in the girls. One thing I have read was that hive prices are expected to rise another 20 to 40 dollars and that most eastern bee keepers will stay home due to the cost of fuel. As it would cost more to haul them then what they would be getting per hive. I know for sure in my county alone that we have seen a huge increase in young almond groves being put in this year. Not to mention the other nut and fruit trees. It would be great to meet you all when you come out this way. Looks like I will get to meet Greg from ND this fall in Nov when he comes out to check on his bees out here. I can not wait to meet him and get to work with him.
Thanks for the offer. I think you will get a better response if you already have locked in a certain number of hives that are needed. For example, you are in a contract with a farmer for 500 hives. Then I think people would respond better with ok, I have 200 available, etc.
You also need to know a little about how the process works. It may be different with others but the way it usually works is the contact in Calf. is paid 8 bucks per hive (last year price) to manage and if any feeding is needed then thats also tagged on. They unload and place the hives then reload for shipment back. So if we send 1000 hives, then he makes 8k plus whatever for feeding on just our hives. Not a bad gig for them.
Also, a lot of people send out their hives in Oct. and they are stored in huge bee yards till they are needed in spring for the almonds. If you are planning to get into this I would recommend having a place to store the bees until pollination. You will also need a swinger, trucks to move to groves..etc. etc. It may be best to check with a local who is doing this already to get some first hand knowledge on what is involved. Hope that helps.
I am a sideline beekeeper in the Orlando area. I saw several folks talking about watermelon and pollination in FL.
I have only concentrated on honey so far, but my bees are sitting idle right now. If I could feed them and get them pollinating a crop, right now, that would be great - at least for them, and for the farmer.
I am just a sideline guy and have a day job, so moving them has to be on the weekend and with Fuel prices I'd have to charge a fair sum to make it worthwhile to only move a few hives, but if someone out there just needs a few hives, I might could help out.
I currently have about 10 hives that are at full strength and could be available for pollination. Does anybody ever need that few?
I was thinking about an ad on Craigslist - anybody ever try that?
What do people normally get for this kind of service?
Can't hurt to advertise. If you are going to move your bees, load them late evening and move them at night so you keep all your field bees in the hive. I wouldn't worry about feeding them as watermelon flowers produce nectar and pollen.
Thanks, I knew to move them at night. It is still hard to do in the hot summer here in FL as they tend to beard outside a lot at night.
As for the Watermelon, I thought I had read that the pollen was not very good for bees and the nectar was almost non-existent, so I assumed I'd have to feed them sugar water at least.
Troy, you could be right, I can't find anything regarding how much nectar or pollen they produce. I did find this link that talks about them and that they do produce some of both but what the quality is, I don't know.
There really isnt any pollination in Fl durring the summer. They will start planting around the end of Aug .
The hives we place in california for summer watermelon pollination,dont do a whole lot.We due better from the surrounding sources.
Lets look at your numbers....
"20-40 dollars more per hive, eastern beekeepers will stay home due to fuel costs", Hmmm.
Ok, let's say $30 more per hive @ 408-480 a load = $13,000
Are you saying $13,000 more is going to be ate up in fuel?
Sounds like to me someone has gotten a hold of a machine gun with too much ammo.
Hey Keith, I kinda liked Angi's forcast. at least the $20-$40 part . But you are quite correct, if all the Eastern beekeepers stayed home the price would rise and give them the incentive to spend the $$ on fuel, the pendulum do swing.

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Black beans, convenient chicken strips and chilies star in a feisty new role in these loaded pockets. Eat 'em out of hand (or with a fork if you feel civilized)! Serve a little salsa on the side for an extra burst of flavor. —Simple & Delicious Test Kitchen
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- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 package (9 ounces) ready-to-serve roasted chicken breast strips
- 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies, divided
- 1 sheet frozen puff pastry, thawed
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 large egg, beaten
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- In a large skillet, saute onion in oil until tender. Remove from the heat; stir in the chicken, beans, tomato and 1/4 cup chilies.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll puff pastry into a 14-in. square. Cut into four squares. Spoon chicken mixture into the center of each square; sprinkle with cheese.
- Brush egg over edges. Fold dough over filling, forming a triangle; pinch seams to seal. Transfer to a greased baking sheet and brush with remaining egg. Bake at 400° for 18-22 minutes or until golden brown.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine sour cream and remaining chilies. Serve with pockets. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Southwest Chicken Pockets in Simple & Delicious February/March 2012, p18
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"It does make a lot of filling as other reviewers said. But the filling is great with tortilla chips! I used some leftover smoked turkey instead of chicken. Also added some cumin. Sprinkled some cheese on each pocket after brushing with egg. Yumm-o! :)"
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"Very good, and very easy. Agree with the previous review that this does make a lot of filling; I made twice the number of pockets the recipe calls for and still had filling left over. I used salsa instead of the tomato and it worked well."
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Tobacco grades released for California
LOS ANGELES - Despite improved efforts by a smattering of cities, efforts to reduce tobacco use have essentially grounded to a halt in most cities in Los Angeles County, according to a report released today by the American Lung Association.
The ``State of Tobacco Control 2014'' report called on cities across the state to renew their commitment to reducing tobacco use through policies restricting sales, providing smoke-free housing and limiting exposure to second- hand smoke.
The report assigned letter grades to cities across the state. In Los Angeles County, eight cities received an overall A grade -- Baldwin Park, Calabasas, Compton, Glendale, Huntington Park, Pasadena, Santa Monica and South Pasadena.
Los Angeles received an overall C grade, earning five out of a possible 12 points.
Nearly four dozen cities in the county earned F grades, with many of them earning zero points out of a possible 12. The points are assigned by a review of various tobacco-control policies, ranging from smoking restrictions at restaurants and public areas to smoke-free housing and restrictions on tobacco sales near schools and parks.
The report credited some cities making dramatic improvements in tobacco-
control policies. It noted that Duarte jumped from a D to an F thanks to restrictions imposed on tobacco sales. Whittier made a minimal gain, improving from an F to a D thanks to efforts to reduce second-hand smoke in public areas.
``We are proud of the work being done in Los Angeles County to protect residents from the harmful effects of tobacco,'' according to Daniel Oh, chairman of the Lung Association's Los Angeles Leadership Board. ``However, tobacco use remains the leading cause of preventable death and illness in the U.S. We must renew our commitment to stopping tobacco from robbing another generation of their health.''
Statewide, the report gave California an A grade for its smoke-free air policies, but a D for having a low cigarette tax, an F for insufficient funding of tobacco-prevention and control programs and an F for poor coverage of smoking treatment services.
More than 60 percent of cities in the state received an overall F grade.
``The policies reflected in this report demonstrate the leadership at the local level to ensure that all Californians breathe clean and healthy air,'' according to Marsha Ramos, chair of the Lung Association's California Governing Board. ``No matter how big or small the city or county, local tobacco- control policies save lives. Tobacco use continues to take a toll on the lives of both adults and kids, so these grades represent real health consequences.''
According to the American Lung Association, The State of Tobacco Control grades all fifty states. The state of California has 482 cities and 58 counties that factor into the results.


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4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,788 sq. ft.
Close proximity to the Pacific Ocean and renowned Hotel Del."La Casa Blanca",Coronado's white house by the sea.Spectacular 3,788sqft floor plan.Entry enhanced with curved glass banister and turret skylight dome.Glassed doors open to lush gardens and patios.4 bedrooms and 5 baths plus "get-away" room.Air conditioning,fireplaces,tile and wood floors,granites,audio systems,plasma TVs.Panoramic decks fully equipped with outdo...
|Single Family: $4,395,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,676 sq. ft.
Modern Mediterranean style home ONE BLOCK from BEACH!Features include second floor master suite,TWO bedroom suites with den area, 2 laundry rooms. Subterranean 4 car garage, plus parking for more in gated drive.Maids room.AMAZING HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM.OFFERED FUNRISHED.ELEVATOR AND ROOF TOP DECK. JACUZZI.WEILAND DOORS.
|Single Family: $4,199,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,480 sq. ft.
**REDUCED 5/16** A truly rare offering awaits the ready buyer. Situated on a key corner lot overlooking the Pacific Ocean, enjoy being one of only five homes that sit directly on Coronado's own Sunset Park. Existing home is a 1950's two story four bedroom. Available with purchase are working plans for a spectacular 5,000+ square foot coastal residence designed by one of Coronado's premier design & construction firms. ...
|Single Family: $4,195,000
6 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 5,243 sq. ft.
One of Coronado's most coveted Estates, a private and dramatic Tudor mansion built in 1908, designed by Hebbard. Beautiful tree lined block makes up one of the most sought after enclaves of Coronado. Rolling lawns and gorgeous landscape welcomes you. This magnificent home boasts over 5000 sqft, six spacious bedrooms upstairs, prvt office, along with a separate detached guest pool house. Full of natural light with hardwood...
|Single Family: $3,990,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,616 sq. ft.
Whether privacy or entertaining is on the agenda,this home is perfect for any occassion. With an unmatched prime location,you are steps from the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets, golf course views, and the dramatic San Diego skyline. Custom features include pool,jacuzzi, outdoor kitchen,beamed ceilings,roof top deck,four car garage and an abundance of living space inside and out. Exceptional location and residen...
|Single Family: $3,950,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,990 sq. ft.
|Single Family: $3,950,000
6 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 6,878 sq. ft.
Great turn of the Century home with nearly 7,000 sq ft of living space on two floors. Huge lot ( 11,325 sq ft) with Lane access. South west facing corner give great light and fresh air. Laundry is located on back porch, extra room 1 is down Lr. Extra Room 2 is old laundry room. Extra room 3 is down stairs bedroom. Property is easy to show and Seller's will be motivated. No showing until December 5, 2011.
|Single Family: $3,800,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 5,801 sq. ft.
Stunning home is located on a over-sized lot with 70 feet on the water. This is Architecture at its best with touch of Tuscany. Features include marble flooring with inlaid stone design, circular staircase with rod iron rails, custom designed dining area and bar with artwork,granite counter tops, 3rd story deck and wine cellar. Master Bedroom with home office & work out area with panoramic views of the bay. Gourm...
|Single Family: $3,799,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,640 sq. ft.
Custom Built Mediterranean home overlooking Sunset Park and the Pacific Ocean. This beautiful home offers a reverse floor plan with the finest amenities just steps from the sand. Formal living room and dining room, Gourmet kitchen with walk-in pantry, Master Bedroom Retreat, very spacious outdoor balcony with fireplace, built-in BBQ and lovely ocean views, delightful tropical landscaping, surround sound throughout, Braz...
|Single Family: $3,795,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,171 sq. ft.
A Coronado-Style Nantucket Compound***Large spacious & gracious estate***Wonderful exposure to outdoor living wrapped by an entertainment sized porch*** A Kevin Rugee design and built by Lorton Mitchell in 2005***The 2 story design also provides more living area below-grade...a great place for the dream family room.***Nearby Mathewson Park is just downhill.***Uphill is the Village *** Golf course, Yacht Club, Hotel De...
|Single Family: $3,786,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,907 sq. ft.
*BEST OF THE BEST* CUSTOM SMART HOME. CRESTRON/LUTRON. 4 bdrm suites w/dramatic sliding walls of glass + office. Superior EURO Kitchen shares fantastic Great Rm that opens onto your South facing patio & own boat dock. Exquisite Waterfront Master, HIS&HERS, Large Couples Steam, Heated Floors,Elevator, Coconut Palm Hardwood Floors, Gorgeous Artistic Glass & Crystal, sparkling glass tiles, tall ceilings, Panoram...
|Single Family: $3,750,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,971 sq. ft.
A Mayberry dream...Situated in the heart of Coronado Village this exquisitely designed home provides owners the ultimate living experience being mere steps from silver sandy beaches & the famous Hotel Del. Enjoy the temperate year round climate as you stroll down Orange Ave to one of the many award winning restaurants & shopping at the charming stores along the way. This home is historically designated with signif...
|Single Family: $3,750,000
4 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,400 sq. ft.
Stunning 4 bedroom Coronado home on the bay features 105 feet of waterfront. Breathtaking views,private pool/spa, expansive high ceilings throughout. Master bedroom with balcony offers Panoramic views of mountains, bay and ocean.Dock accommodates up to a 100 ft + yacht. Escape from the busy streets to this quiet community with 3 parks including a community sports area, tennis courts and dog parks. Walk to the beach or bay...
|Single Family: $3,595,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 3,755 sq. ft.
Amazing opportunity to own a Gem on Vetter Park!The spacious home was recently remodeled by Lyons Construction and sits on a lot and a half. Experience full relaxation on the oversized rooftop deck that overlooks the Ocean and Golf Course. Sparkling spa and Swimming pool plus a one bedroom pool house convey. House is sold furnished. Brilliant location and stunning style.
|Single Family: $3,575,000
5 Beds | 4.00 Baths | 4,516 sq. ft.
Location, Location, Location. Situated on a sweeping corner lot with three balconies and a wonderful veranda overlooking the famous Coronado golf course and Coronado Bay Bridge. This beautiful residence has 4 bedrooms including an optional 5th bedroom, 3.5 bathrooms, plus a detached 1 bedroom 1 bathroom guest suite. A gorgeous gourmet kitchen with high end appliances. The master has sensational view of the golf course,...
|Single Family: $3,500,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,337 sq. ft.
One of a kind, exquisite contemporary home located in pristine Coronado. You are greeted with a dramatic 20'entrance,featuring bamboo & marble flooring.Details were not spared with the: Cream Marfil marble & granite countertops thru-out, fire-red onyx bar, 3 eco friendly fireplaces, 4 balconies, 2 bedrooms on the 1st floor, stainless appliance, laundry chute & much more.The oversized yard comes with a pool, el...
|Multi-Family: $3,500,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 1,679 sq. ft.
The only 3 bedroom unit currently on the market at the exclusive Beach Village at the Del. Enjoy spectacular ocean views from both levels. Luxurious furnishing and well-designed. Benefit from rental revenues and enjoy the amenities of the Hotel Del Coronado including pool,spa,fitness facilities and beach. Whole-ownership, limited use.
|Single Family: $3,495,000
5 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,986 sq. ft.
Like new and shows like a "Model Home"! This home has a great open floor plan with views overlooking the tennis center ,golf course and Glorietta Bay!!! Plenty of outdoor deck space including an incredible roof deck with wet bar and refrigerator. Spacious master suite with huge master bath and plenty of closet space. Very functional floor plan with an upstairs den and an office on the first floor. Leased for $8500/mont...
|Single Family: $3,490,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,262 sq. ft.
The welcoming wraparound front porch is just the beginning of the many delightful features of this beach close, gorgeous Cape Cod-style home built in 2008. The large foyer opens to a grand staircase and soaring ceilings, there is hand finished solid walnut flooring throughout the home, you'll find three fireplaces with custom tile surrounds, five beautifully detailed bedrooms with sparkling en suite baths, and a spectacu...
|Single Family: $3,150,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 3,500 sq. ft.
New construction-designed by Cara Clancy. Ready for Summer 2012. Charming beach home w/guest house. 1 1/2 blocks to beach. Bright,open floor plan. Master suite w/his and her baths/closets. Inviting front porch,custom windows,doors & shutters. Large glass wall open to backyard entertaining area. Tons of charm. All the elements of a perfect island beach house. Design will be reminiscent of other Coronado beach homes by ...
|Single Family: $3,075,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 3,796 sq. ft.
REMARKABLY stunning COASTAL style home. TOP QUALITY NEW CONSTRUCTION with great room, spectacular FORMAL dining room, gourmet kitchen, wood paneled office, 1st floor guest suite. Brazilian hardwood floors throughout. Professionally decorated with custom tiles, cabinets and window treatments. Bead board and crown moulding in all rooms. Delightful covered and heated OUTSIDE living area complete with FIREPLACE, TV and built ...
|Single Family: $2,990,000
3 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 2,205 sq. ft.
9147 sqft R3 lot with incredible development potential. Lot is zoned for up to 5 condominiums. Current plans are approved through the city for a 4 unit Condo complex. Design Review and Condo Mapping have been complete with City of Coronado. Contact LA for details.
|Multi-Family: $2,949,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 1,700 sq. ft.
This contemporary architectural masterpiece ranks among the finest condominiums in the world. Coupled with one of the best ocean and white sand beach views, picture postcard Hotel Del Coronado views and interesting views of the dynamic San Diego city skyline, this is a rare opportunity for a fortunate party to acquire a world class, turn key condominium. Available to enjoy immediately.
|Single Family: $2,899,000
4 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 2,253 sq. ft.
VERY SPECIAL HOME AND PROPERTY. 60 FEET ALONG GLORIETTA overlooking the Coronado Golf Course an views of the Bridge and Glorietta Bay. Meticulously cared for & remodeled to a pristine condition. Home features 2 beautiful bedrooms with wonderful living areas and a fabulous kitchen all opening to picturesque gardens with fountains & gardens that are just magical. Huge Lot, with carefully thought out gardens & ou...
|Multi-Family: $2,895,000
4 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 2,900 sq. ft.
Two units combined to form a spacious Coronado Beach House! Feels like a nice single story house without the upkeep. Steps from the beach, bay, oceanfront swimming pool and tennis courts. Large garden area behind the building offers an ample green grassy area for your further enjoyment. Large master suite plus three bedrooms, five baths, a den and maids quarters all fit easily into this graciously proportioned home. Grani...
|Single Family: $2,820,000
6 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,274 sq. ft.
Spacious 6 bedroom home with pool/spa and 3 car garage. Located on a large lot in the Country Club area of Coronado, this home was built in 1991. The private backyard has patio area for dining, built-in BBQ, grass area, and large pool w/spa. Great family home! Two bedrooms and an office downstairs and 4 bedrooms upstairs.
|Multi-Family: $2,800,000
2 Beds | 2.00 Baths | 1,236 sq. ft.
This luxurious Hotel Del Beach Village Villa features a modern and thoughtfully planned great room with an inviting kitchen, dining and living area. Two spacious master suites offer cozy fireplaces and a panoramic ocean view from expansive balconies. Enjoy private Beach Village amenities which include outdoor swimming pools and Jacuzzis, manicured landscaping with access to the award winning Coronado Beach. Coronado Villa...
|Multi-Family: $2,795,000
3 Beds | 3.00 Baths | 1,750 sq. ft.
Completely remodeled and professionally decorated 3BR Ocean View Terrace unit. This is one of the most coveted locations at The Shores for Terrace Lovers. Recessed lighting throughout, electric curtains, flat screen TVs in every room, Jacuzzi, surround sound, outstanding designer kitchen, granite & marble surfaces. Quick access to both the beach and complex pool. Parking Lower #1 tandem. This complex features 24 hour ...
|Single Family: $2,795,000
5 Beds | 5.00 Baths | 4,286 sq. ft.
Boaters Paradise! Gorgeous home built in 2000 on the bay with views of bay, mountains and bridge. This 5 bedroom 5 bathroom home features an open floor plan with high ceilings throughout, stone flooring, granite, beautiful details with crown moldings, ornate fireplaces, gourmet kitchen great for entertaining. Views from living area, patio, master bedroom and top deck. Boat dock can accommodate up to a 90ft boat. Subterran...


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Ironically, Katia said in "My Sergei" that Marina Zueva had always loved this particular piece of music, but never used it for G&G or any other skating couple because Marina only saw it as a skating solo. I'm impressed V&M managed to change Marina's mind on this point, but I imagine choreographing this program must have been an emotional experience for Marina.
That being said, I still loved V&M's new FD and I'm confident I'll be able to enjoy it in its own right once I've seen it a few more times...and I hope this music will give me much happier memories in Vancouver!
Tessa isn't interpreting this music in a void, the program is a collaboration among Tessa, Scott, Igor and Marina, according to the skaters. According to Marina whenever she hears this music she thinks she's going to have a wonderful life. She, too, sees it as joyous and remembers it as a Mahler's proposal to his 'girlfriend'. Girlfriend is Marina's word.
As we all know, been said many times, there is no one interpretation of music as there is no fixed interpretation of a classic role in a play for instance. Marina talked about it. She said for Mahler it was considered by his girlfriend a proposal. For Katia, Marina says, it wasn't funeral music, it was about Katia using the music to rediscover the energy to go forward into a new life. For V&M it's a joyful romantic piece. There's a lot to most classical music and unless its attached to a book (i.e., an opera) often it can be applied successfully in unexpected ways.
V/M have a great FD this season. I am so glad that they went back to their usual 'style' after trying something different last season.
I hope they get rid of that lift where she jumps of his back though. It looks spectacular, but it doesn't fit into the overall mood of this program
Finally found Samuelson/Bates FD. When, oh when are they going to get the right FD? This still isn't it! They are such a young, team and this music just seems heavy, especially so when considering their youth. Maybe I'm alone in this but I think once again they've chosen music that doesn't really go anywhere, it was a bit one-note IMO.
The postives: maybe I don't remember their old programs well, but it looked like there was more variation in their step sequences. Their spins have improved a lot I think, and I also liked seeing new lifts. Some lifts were a bit similar to their old ones, but I appreciate that they weren't the exact same.
Emily and Evan...please get yourselves to an outside choreographer. I'd love to see them go a more modern route; their FDs always seem so...old fashioned to me.
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My thoughts exactly! They have so much potential and didn't they score the highest TES more than once last season? The music seems too old and cliche for such a young and promising pair. Emily's dresses also need to change-- it just varies slightly each season with color....the shredded skirt thing is so last decade.
I can see why one might think Tessa smiles too much or this program is too 'joyful,' especially given the literature on Mahlers piece and Katia's performance.....but I think it works here. If I didn't know any of the background connected to this piece and I just heard the music, I would think that it was about young love. The pair, the look, the music, the choreography just fit together so well here that I think I'm going think back to this program whenever I hear this piece in the future. They nearly brought me to tears!
Oh, and Marina Zoueva is a goddess
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I LOVE the no-hands besti-squat lift and my only real disappointment in the free dance was Tessa didn't hit the one foot dismount. I like it because I do think it fits - I think her light as air dismount (when she gets it) is an incredible moment emotionally, technically and choreographically/musically. I like the piece as well because there's a slight undertone of edginess - it's lyrical but with a sort of sneaky subtle contemporary skew and I think that move helps with that.
I've watched V/M's free dance a number of times now and I just can't quite get into it as much as I would like to. It is a beautiful program but something is just...missing. I don't know if it's the music or what. I love their lifts but agree that they need to be cleaned up - the first one Scott really struggled with. I guess you could say I'm a bit disappointed with it - hopefully it picks up steam throughout the year!
Found the Kerrs as well. I like it! It doesn't resonate with me as strongly as last years did right away, but it'll grow on me. Though there were a few points that seemed somewhat disconnected from the music, I thought it was well done overall. I suspect that disconnect will disappear for me with repeated viewings.
I love how much more confident they seem since moving to Platov. I truly think he's done wonders for them. I'm rooting for them to win silver at NHK!
an outside choreographer would be nice to mend their really rigid and strong posture to a more expressive and personal style
Really enjoyed the Kerrs and NavBoms. Watching V&M, at first I was a bit bored. It wasn't grabbing me. But as it went on I liked it more. I enjoyed the voids from P&B!


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John Daniel, professor of trumpet from Penn State University, joins Hope College's own organist, Dr. Huw Lewis, in a recital for organ and trumpet on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Joining Lewis and Daniel will be Rich Stoezel,
professor of trumpet at Grand Valley State University; Scott
Thornburg, professor of trumpet at Western Michigan
University; and Pamela Smitter Baker, principal trumpet in
the West Shore Symphony.
The recital will feature music by composers such
as Palestrina, Martini, Gervaise, Sammartini, Albinoni and
Daniel is an associate professor of music at Penn
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University of Michigan, an M.A. from the University of Iowa
and a B.M. from Ball State.
He served on the music faculty at Abilene
Christian University for 11 years. He has performed with
the San Angelo Symphony Orchestra, Abilene Philharmonic
Orchestra, San Antonio Symphony, Pennsylvania Ballet
Orchestra, Palm Beach Opera and Penn's Woods Orchestra. He
is also a member of the Brass Band of Battle Creek and a
clinician/artist for Selmer-Bach instruments.
Dimnent Memorial Chapel is located on College
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Shoreditch Area Modern Apartment (35055)
Спальные места6
Ванные комнаты2
Площадь55 м²
Этаж №(с лифтом)
- Возможность проживания семьи/детей
- Интернет
- Кухня
- Стиральная машина/сушилка
- Лифт в здании
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Apartment is on the 4th floor in the building with elevator.
Embrace the character and color of Shoreditch, a creative haven for artists and designers.
In Shoreditch, empty walls are future murals. The neighborhood's industrial warehouses and dingy side streets offer plenty of potential space waiting to be reimagined. Old brick warehouses have transformed into interactive art galleries, and countless buildings have served as Banksy's canvases. Shoreditch's appeal as a creative playground stems (at least, in part) from an urban, gritty underbelly, but clean-cut treasures aren't in short supply—Shoreditch's design sensibilities also influence its trendy pubs and cafes.
2 x Bathroom, Kitchen in the living / dining room, 2 x Bedroom
Iron & Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, Bed Linen & Towels, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, washing machine with drier, vacuum cleaner, internet connection, heating
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, toilet, shower, washbasin , bathtub, Heated towel bar, mirror
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, shower, washbasin , Heated towel bar, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, night tables, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, built-in wardrobes, night tables, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, Crockery & Cutlery, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, oven, electric kettle, microwave, toaster, plates, pans, fridge / freezer, coffee maker, coffee table, table and chairs, double sofa bed, Complimentary Tea & Coffee, cupboards
Правила ПроживанияCheck in takes place in our office located on different address in Adler Street. Aprox. 6 min. by public transport.
Exact arrival details will be sent to you after reservation is confirmed.
Check-in takes place at:
Adler Street, London E1
Office is opened from 9AM - 10PM
- In case of groups of 6 or more guests, the security deposit will be GBP 50/person.
- 300GBP or higher for youngsters and last minute bookings.
- Visitors after 22:00 are not permitted. Guests may be evicted if this rule is not adhered to.
The lead guest must be at least 18 years old, otherwise they will not be allowed to check in.
Deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
NO PARTIES allowed within the rented property nor disturbing the peace. Guests found breaking this rule will be charged penalty and asked to leave without a refund.
Apartment is non smoking and pets are not allowed.
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Great apartment!
Beautiful flat really close to London Street Tube Station, so you can get to anywhere in London in a very short time, for not a lot of money with the Oyester or Travelcard.
The location is great since it's s a very peaceful neighbourhood, away from all the hustle and bustle (perfect for a family accomodation) of other touristic areas.
It has all accomations and facilites. Very clean.
For us the train station close by was to no bother at all.
The service was great. They let us use the computer to find another flight since ours had been cancelled.
5 stars for all.
Frist Day when we get ti apartment. The lift dont Works
The internet is totalt bad
If you use the water In kitchen and bad room you be totaly wet
But after some email to owner the make all. But Internet is still totaly bad.
But this flat is really good you can walk to all
And after day 3 i Like this apartment
the department is very new and is in a very good location, just lacks a bit of warmth of home, they deliver very empty. And need a shower screen in the bathroom
The apartment's very big (we were in 6 but very very comfortable) and spacious, and very well located (in 2 minutes by feet you are in the old town square, and the area is really safe and calm during the night). The owners are from a big agency so it was well organized, they were very kind and answered the mail very quickly and in a useful way! I recommend the transport from the airport: it's easier than doing by yourself and it's not so more expensive! Then, we used it also for the way back at the same price and paying few more to have a service of luggage transfer (we didn't need to leave the apartment with all the baggage, they came to collect them up and they were on the car when the driver picked us to go to the airport!)
Just, it was not so clean (of course not even extremely dirty) and the bathroom doors were like "transparent" (not a problem, anyway not until the shower moment!!).
Anyway, I really recommend it, especially for the excellent position and for the quality/price.
A friend of mine and me we where staying at old town square apartement in the Jilska street which is a street in the oldtown center of Prague. Our apartement was quite big with 2 rooms, one for sleeping and a livingroom with extra beds for 4 persons more. The kitchen was well equipped and part of the living room (open kitchen). The area around the flat has plenty of shops, nice bars and restaurants to have cheap meals. Unfortunately close to the flats house aswell is a school with a crazy school bell that rings twice every morning at 7:45 and 8:00. So if you want to sleep long maybe its better to take some earplugs with you ;)
Little bit noisy, but it's London!
Had a great time with my family!
We were a group of 4 adults. The apartment was very clean, with plenty of room and had everything we needed. It is very close to the East Aldgate underground stop. Very convenient for getting around London. There was construction next door, they seem to be putting up a new building, so we couldn't keep the windows open due to the noise. But with the windows closed it was very quiet. Overall a great place to stay.
The apartment was nice, clean and spacious. We had a really pleasant stay.
Only two things were a little bit disturbing:
The office where you get the key is a little bit outside.
And after the stay I got a call that one key was missing. But after I sent them pictures of how I left the apartment - on which you could see all the keys on the living room table - they said that everything is ok and they found the key.
Very nice appartment in a very good location. no problems at all. next time again.
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Those who plan to sell or have fun with fireworks in Doña Ana County this Fourth of July season had best not step outside the bounds of the law.
The Doña Ana County/Las Cruces Office of Emergency Management will begin issuing National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather radios in an attempt to improve preparedness for severe weather hazards.
Doña Ana County Interim Manager announced the appointment of Arturo Rodriguez as the director of the county Human Resources Department.
The South Central Solid Waste Transfer Center and the county's solid-waste convenience stations in Anthony, La Mesa, Hill, Butterfield, Mesquite, La Union, Hatch and Garfield will be closed all day Sunday, in observance of Father's Day.
The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners is seeking resumes and letters of interest from community members who wish to serve on the county's DWI Advisory Council.
This month, I'd like to shine a spotlight on some people and programs in Doña Ana County that make a difference in people's lives in this area.
Doña Ana County Engineer Robert Armijo has completed his license requirements as a Professional Engineer.
Doña Ana County's Flood Commission has been recognized by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as a leader in community protection, loss prevention and mitigation of flood risks.
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A Brief Conversation with Malcolm McDowell
We chat with the legendary actor Malcolm McDowell about NBC's Community, growing up as Alex and what he thinks of Comic Con.
Talking with Malcolm McDowell, you anticipate enduring fear, heinous anecdotes and Shakespearian drawl, only to be deciphered at a later time. In my case, I caught McDowell on the phone early Wednesday morning while he was driving to an appointment in L.A. For a brief moment I imagined this critically acclaimed actor being pulled over for talking to me on his phone as he drove along the lackluster L.A. freeway. What a mischievous devil. He predicted the pause and blurted, "I'm not driving; my wife is, thank god, so I can concentrate."
The façade was broken.
His wife, 25 years his junior, was quietly driving while he took the four allotted 15-minute phone calls to talk about his attendance at Montreal's Comiccon; how sickly normal of them. He's so satisfied and comfortable in his own shoes.
I am happy to report that despite the hilariously monstrous attitude he puts on when talking about Clockwork Orange to a crowd, McDowell is taking his Clockwork fame with a lively grace even after all these years, unlike some other actors who do anything in their power to separate themselves from their most notorious roles. "When kids and teenagers find Clockwork or whatever it is, that's the most exciting thing of all. They still come up to me to say they're a fan of it. That blows my mind, really; it's very satisfying." Even being pigeonholed as the bad guy doesn't shake Malcolm: "Beggars can't be choosers," he sang.
The 69-year-old actor, known to many for his film roles in the '70s, has been a man about the small screen lately as well, appearing in hit shows like Heroes, Entourage and as a regular on Franklin & Bash. "I just shot an episode of The Mentalist yesterday," Malcolm tells me while he eats what sounds like an orange. "I do a recurring role on that show. I love Simon Baker, he's so damn good." I wonder if he emphasized "so damn good" because of the quality of the fruit or if he truly felt that passionate about the blue-eyed Australian actor.
He was quite vocal about Community's notoriously charming star Joel McHale as well. "Joel is amazing. He's great to work with, and he's also one of the nicest people you'll ever meet." McDowell is set to follow in the footsteps of The Wire's Michael K. Williams and Betty White and teach a class in the upcoming season of NBC's Community. "I didn't know Chevy, I never met him, but we kind of go back, you know. We'd passed each other like ships in the night." What a gorgeous simile for someone who is so notoriously difficult to work with.
McDowell is also taking this new Comiccon thing in stride. Once wary of the idea, he's come around. "It's so amazing how people are really that interested. When you're actually working this stuff, you never even really think anyone is ever going to see it. I'm always vaguely amazed that people know stuff that I've even forgotten about. When I've finished a thing I instantly forget it. When people quote lines to me I ask, 'What's that? It sounds vaguely familiar.' I know the one that will be quoted to me this weekend, since it is a Star Trek-y thing, will be, 'Time is the fire in which we burn,' I'm sure, and that's fine, it's a nice quote!" Just hearing him say those words over the phone gave me goose bumps.
Fans were able to meet McDowell last weekend at Montreal's Comiccon and can catch him in the upcoming season of Community, as well as the film Silent Hill: Revelation, which hits theatres October 26th.


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I woke up this morning to the first real rain we've had in NorCal in a long, long time. Unfortunately the wind had blown the top cover off of my strongest hive, so the inner cover had been acting like a funnel and dumping water into the middle of the hive for some time. I covered it back up and put a brick on the cover to prevent it from happening again. Anything I can do to help this hive? Is it doomed?
We have rain all day today and tomorrow. The hive is tipped forward a bit so water will run out of the bottom board.


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National Park Sites Near Philadelphia
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Independence Hall
Visit the Philadelphia's Independence Hall, where George Washington was appointed command in chief of the Continental Army in 1775; the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776; the design of the American Flag was agreed upon in 1776; and the US Constitution was drafted in 1787.
Liberty Bell
Take a tour to see the 2,080-pound Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. A group of abolitionists adopted the Bible verse inscription and the Bell as a symbol of their cause to abolish slavery -- the first to call it the "Liberty Bell." Built in London, England, the Bell was retired -- 2 cracks later -- after the final fatal crack during George Washington's birthday celebration in 1846.
Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
American author Edgar Allan Poe lived in several houses while living in Philadelphia from 1837 to 1844, but this is the only one that remains standing. National Park Rangers provide a 30-45 minute guided tour or you can tour the residence on your own and see the author's rare books and letters, and discover how Poe influence other authors, including Alfred Hitchcock and Stephen King.
Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
National Park Rangers provide a 30-45 minute guided tour of the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site or you can tour the residence on your own. See the author's rare books and letters, and discover how Poe influenced other authors, including Alfred Hitchcock and Stephen King.
Hopewell Furnace
Passing through Elverson, PA? Then make a stop at the Hopewell Furnace National Historical Site, a 19th century rural iron plantation, which includes a blast furnace, ironmaster's house, blacksmith's shop, company store and several worker's houses. Ironmaster Mark Bird founded Hopewell Furnace in 1771. A shift in iron-making techniques changed causing the site to halt its operations in 1883.
Valley Forge
Travel to Valley Forge, PA. See the military camp of the American Continental Army from 1777 to 1778, during the American Revolutionary War. Explore the Park's trails Washington Memorial Chapel, National Memorial Arch and Isaac Potts' house, General George Washington's Headquarters (pictured) in the winter of 1777.
Valley Forge Railroad Station
The Valley Forge Train Station is also part of the National Park Site. The Reading Railroad completed the station in 1911. It was the point of entry into the park for travelers who came by rail through the 1950s, from Philadelphia. The station overlooks the site of Washington's Headquarters.
Gloria Dei Episcopal Church
Gloria Dei Episcopal Church in South Philadelphia is the oldest church in Pennsylvania, and among the oldest in the US. The church, built between 1698 and 1700 for Swedish settlers, was initially a Swedish Lutheran Church for almost 150 years before it became part of the Episcopal Church in 1845.
Gloria Dei Episcopal Church
Nils Collin, a Swedish pastor who served Gloria Dei from 1784 to 1831, was a close friend of Benjamin Franklin. In fact, the remains of an early lightening rod -- visible on the church's exterior -- are the result of their relationship. Collin remained neutral in the Revolutionary War. Rumor has it that his extensive writings about the King of Sweden are buried under the floor of the church.
Thaddeus Kosciusko National Memorial
Explore the life of Thaddeus Kosciuszko at this National Park Site. The Polish freedom fighter was instrumental in engineering military structures and forts to hold off British troops during the American Revolution. History buffs can visit his preserved home on 301 Pine Street in Philly to see where he met infamous visitors, including Thomas Jefferson and Chief Little Turtle.
Deshler-Morris House
The Germantown White House aka the Deshler-Morris House is the oldest official presidential residence. The historic mansion, located in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia, was shelter for US President George Washington when the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 struck the city. The following year, President Washington and his family returned to the house for a summer vacation. The house takes its name from the first owner, David Deshler, and the last owner, Elliston P. Morris.


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World Music Festival at Humboldt Park
Milwaukee's Free 2010 Global Union World Music Festival will unite music and cultures in a diverse setting that celebrates music from around the world. Global Union takes place on the weekend of September 25-26, from noon to 5pm in Bay View's beautiful Humboldt Park, 3000 S. Howell Avenue. Each day will feature three eclectic live musical performances from around the world. Artists from Mexico, France, China, India and Ethiopia will participate.
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What I Learned This Week: Charity Starts at Home
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Now, I give a lot of money and a lot of time to charitable causes. Yet many times I find myself dressed up and wondering "Just who/what am I raising money for tonight?" But if you give without thought, without conviction, without understanding what you can REALLY do to help, what are you really giving?


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after this, as much as I like 'Cuse, I have to root Louisville.
I have to, heart goes out to Ware, his Family and his Team mates.
That was a nasty injury and prayers for him on a full recovery. The broken leg reminded me of Giants safety Shaun Williams' leg-snapping hit on WR Ed McCaffrey that broke his leg and ended his career. I've seen a fair share of those in soccer and UFC as well. Competitive physical sports is definitely not for the faint-hearted.


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The recent news about Toyota and Subaru jointing to create a small rear-wheel drive sports car got me a little excited and confused at the same time. Which one are you most excited about? The toyota or the Subaru? Also what do you think about a rear-wheel drive Subaru?What should they name this car? Celica and SVX?Be creative and tell me what you guys think.
I think at the end of the day both vehicles will be subarus since they will have the flat engine. I also think Toyota should make sure the production LFA will be competitive enought with the GTR.
As you already mentioned, both the Subaru and Toyota versions of this car should get Subaru's flat 4 boxer engine, so I'm psyched about both of 'em. For me, the "Subayota" is the most exciting new car concept that I've seen in the past decade, as I'm a huge fan of small RWD cars, a segment that has slowly disappeared. If Toyota and Subaru can keep this car simple, lightweight (I'm praying for 2500 lbs or less) and affordable (I heard a target starting price of $15-$17k) then I think they'll have a huge financial and critical success. We've been long overdue for a no-nonsense lightweight sports car.As far as names go, Celica is the obvious choice for the Toyota variant, though I think it would be awesome if they named it the Trueno, in honor of the old AE86 Corolla. I like the Subaru SVX idea.I heard a rumor that we might not even get the Toyota variant in America. Since Toyota has seemingly abandoned its sports car fans in America and now only sells safe and boring cars to retirees, they probably think a RWD sport compact wouldn't work here. So I'm betting if we do see two variants of this car here, the Toyota version will be badged as a Scion. I guess we'll just have to wait another couple of years and see what unfolds.Checkout this badass silver concept car: www.civicforums.com/forums/3-general-automotive-discussion/306507-new-toyota-ae86-confirmed-rwd-subby-6-04-08-a.html
I read the same rumors about the toyota version not coming to the US. but I would definitely love to see it here. the problem is that here in the US both cars would compete against each other and I would assume most ethusiast would go for the subie since Toyota created such a boring reputation the last few years. Also, if toyota decides to sell it as a scion it would probably have to replace the TC since it would be very close in price. maybe the subie should be standard with AWD and the Toyota with RWD.


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Haunted Play and Neil Patrick Harris present an ALL NEW, psychologically disturbing show titled DELUSION: The Blood Rite. The story is told through gripping interaction, suspenseful storytelling and explosive stunt work. With The Blood Rite, Haunted Play will dive deeper into fear by requiring the audience to make terrifying decisions to further the story. Jon Braver writes and directs this year's play once again.
In 2011, Haunted Play presented DELUSION; their first interactive horror play. It was named 2011's "Best Haunted Attraction" by FOX LA and "The Hottest Ticket in LA" by NPR's All Things Considered. The show quickly became a phenomenon. Haunted Play, the First Ever Interactive Horror Theatre Company, was created in 2011 by Hollywood stuntman Jon Braver. Neil Patrick Harris joins the team in 2012 to help Haunted Play create more terrifying, live theatre experiences.
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What it means to be a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Community
What does it mean to be a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Community? It means to be a good neighbor. It means to be a team player. It means to go beyond saying Thank You.
If you're a good neighbor then you would help a stranger on the street load his groceries. You would think about everyone — veterans, homeless, poor, elderly, wealthy, sick, and everyone else.
Have you ever tied a ribbon? If you have then you know to make a perfect bow you have to twist and knot the ribbon together just right. Ribbons are woven very tightly, we need to be team players and weave ourselves together and twist, and know each other to help the returning service members rejoin their families.
When we think of all the things our service members do, saying "thank you for your service" isn't enough compared to what those soldiers have been through. We can never repay them, but we can still do something. We can help them get the rest they might need or a job they are good at. We can help their family adjust to being whole again.
If we really want to be a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Community then we all need to help all of our returning service members. It can't be done by just a few at the American Legion or the VFW. Every single one of us has to roll up our sleeves and be a part of the Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Community. Most of all, being a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Community we act in a way that is deserving of the sacrifices our brave country men and women and their families have made for us.
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I started 2 hives with 3# packages two weeks ago. the weather here has been cold and very wet. Bees seen at both hives flying. Thursday when opened for the first time one had left. only 1 dead bee in hive the other has drawn 2 frames completly and used 3 gallon of 1 to 1 syrup. upon opening the hive one frame is full of syrup and the other is 1/2 full. I found no queen or eggs. the bottom board is all sticky from dripping syrup from the comb. I have put in a pollen paty should I stop feeding them syrup for a while?(plenty of flowers here)
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British surgeon Joseph Lister performs the first surgery under antiseptic conditions. Death rates would plummet, but you should still be thankful you were born in the 20th century and not the 19th.
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June 17, 1867: Lister Cuts Clean, Saves Lives
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