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Cozumel's night life has something for everyone. Stylish lounge bars serve cool drinks to the young and well-dressed, while more rustic Caribbean clubs play salsa to dancing crowds. On the weekends you'll find a wide range of live music available too, check out The Money Bar or the world's smallest Hard Rock cafe for a taster. Islander Tip: Save $$$ - buy buckets of beer and happy hour deals!
A Cozumel bar hop experience that'll make you want to celebrate!
This fun party tour takes you to 4 bars around Cozumel, letting you see the sights of the island as your Designated Driver drives you to drink.
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Visit this great place for one of the biggest beers on the island or one of their other refreshing signature adult beverages.
Be sure and try the (quickly becoming) famous Italian Melt sandwich with a side of homemade fresh daily Pasta Salad, you won't be sorry you did!
On the beautiful island of Cozumel, on and over the turquoise crystal clear Caribbean waters of Mexico, you will find probably Jimmy Buffetts best location yet.
Stunning view, great food, amazing cocktails and free snorkeling.
Towels and swimming from the deck into the water park
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After your first visit to Kelly's you will have found a home away from home.
A favorite hangout of frequent visitors and expats who gather to tell tall tales and watch sports.
Menu items include: chilidogs, Reuben's, giant burritos and some other specialties you won't find anywhere else.
Great bar for enjoying some good food and good drinks, at good prices. They have subs, sandwiches and Mexican snacks.
Frozen drinks are 2 for 1 all day at only $5, no tourist prices here.
Relax under the palapas of Mezcalitos. This bar on the Other Side is located right on the beach at Punta Este. Snooze in a hammock after enjoying a margarita or "Cheeseburger in Paradise". Great sea and surf views! Location: Costera Este (East Side Highway) where the Transversal (Cross-island Highway) meets it. About 20-30 min. from downtown. Opening hours: 10am-6pm, daily.
Mosaicoz can be tough to find, because it is in the restaurant gauntlet on the way to Casa Denis.
This place has truly cheap beers, at around a dollar a bottle and they'll bring you complimentary chips and salsa.
The salad is enough for two and they are one of the best salads on the island.
We get the wood fired "Belize" pizza with a very thin crust and lots of veggies and chicken.
This is a great little sports bar serving both Mexican and American food.
They have a special of the day for under $6 at lunch.
Karaoke can be enjoyed on many evenings.
Owned and operated by a wonderful couple; this is a great place with great margaritas, good food and a fun staff.
The treats are the most imaginative margaritas in the world and the food is also excellent and fairly priced.
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Cancer leading cause of death in Idaho
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - Cancer has become the leading cause of death in Idaho since 2008, according to The Comprehensive Cancer Alliance for Idaho.
In Idaho half of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and lifestyle choices are one of the biggest factors.
"People ask me all the time, 'When are we going to cure cancer?' We cure cancer all the time. The secret is catching it early enough," said Dr. Christian Shull, an oncologist at Teton Cancer Institute.
Shull said since the Great Recession, doctors have been diagnosing more late-stage cancers because finances are tight and people are skipping their screenings.
"This is a warning that when we prioritize the things we do with our lives, cancer screenings should be at the top of that," said Shull.
At the top of the list for most preventable cancers is lung cancer.
"Smoking is the largest single preventable cause of cancer and it's not just lung cancer it's head and neck cancer, bladder cancer, it can contribute to breast cancer. Aside from smoking diet plays a big role," said Shull.
The American Cancer Society estimates up to one third of cancer deaths are due to nutritional factors, physical inactivity and excess weight.
"We know that obesity is an independent risk factor for getting breast cancer," said Shull.
Living in eastern Idaho means an increased risk for melanoma because of the outdoor lifestyle.
There is a greater chance of developing blood cancers here.
"Something that's important here in southeast Idaho is radiation exposure, it's certainly a big factor in leukemia and lymphoma," said Shull.
Curing cancer may be in the hands of researchers, but catching cancer early is a personal choice.
Some people just don't want to know, but the key is to be so afraid of the disease that you want to catch it early so you can do something about it while it's still curable.
Since 2002, cancer cases are increasing at a rate of .07 percent per year in Idaho, a significant decrease from the '90s, when cancer rate increased at 1.4 percent per year.
Cancer treatment in Idaho accounted for nearly 11 percent of state and private insurance costs, which is the highest in the U.S.

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text: I'm new here because I had a 2003 Ford F-150 4x4 Lariate that I traded for a 2001 2500 HD Sub. LT 4x4. The Ford had 88000 miles and was in very good condition. It had leather, ex-cab, and some other optitions but not many. The Suburban has everything, 8.1 liter eng, tow pack, leather, dvd, new tires, power everything, and in ex condition. It was a straight trade from a dealer. So what do you think. It has 125000 miles but runs great And I have a question. The rear set wont fold down. Is there something that I am missing. Im not a idiot but never had there rows of seats. Thanks Ken


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The main points of the Qantas & Emirates Partnership Frequent Flyer program, as released by Qantas:
Earning points
- Both Qantas Frequent Flyers and Emirates Skywards members will earn either Qantas Frequent Flyer points or Skywards miles on all flights on the joint Qantas-Emirates network – with the exception that Skywards members can only earn miles on Qantas domestic flights that are part of an international journey with Qantas or Emirates.
- The earn rate for points/miles will be different depending on the fare purchased and the airline flight number on the ticket.
Earning status credits/tier miles
- Both Qantas Frequent Flyers and Emirates Skywards members can earn status credits/tier miles and status bonus/tier bonus on the flight number of the airline they have their frequent flyer membership with.
Redeeming points
- From 31 March 2013, Qantas Frequent Flyers can use their points to redeem a Qantas Classic Award flight on Emirates services and Emirates Skywards members can use their miles to redeem a Skywards Saver Reward flight on Qantas services, subject to availability.
- In many instances, the number of points Qantas Frequent Flyer members will need to book a Classic Award flight on a Qantas or Emirates flight will be the same.
Classic Award on Qantas flights/ Upgrade with Points
- Classic Award flights must be booked on a Qantas flight number on Qantas operated aircraft
- Qantas Frequent Flyers can use their points to upgrade eligible commercial fares when booked on the Qantas flight number on Qantas operated aircraft
Classic Award on Emirates flights / Upgrade with Points
- Classic Award flights must be booked on an Emirates flight number on an Emirates operated aircraft
- Qantas Frequent Flyers cannot use their points to upgrade when booked on the Emirates flight number on Qantas operated aircraft
Lounge access
- For travel from 31 March 2013 Platinum One, Platinum and Gold Qantas Frequent Flyers will have access to the Emirates lounges where available across Australia, Europe, Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.
- In Dubai, Platinum One and Platinum Frequent Flyers will have access to the Emirates First Lounges and Gold Frequent Flyers will have access to the Emirates Business Lounges.
- Qantas Club members can continue to access the Qantas lounges across the Qantas network as well as the Emirates Business Lounge in Dubai and the American Airlines Admirals Club in London when flying Qantas or Emirates between Australia, Dubai and London.
- Reciprocal lounge access is not permitted for the Americas, New Zealand or South Africa.
Tier Benefits
- Existing tiered member benefits including priority check-in, priority waitlist and fast track through immigration (where available) offered by the operating carrier will be extended to the other carrier's frequent flyer members.
Dubai Connect
- Qantas will introduce Dubai Connect, matching Emirates' long stop over service in Dubai, which provides customers with complimentary hotel accommodation, transfers, meals and visa costs where their connection time is greater than six hours and less than 24 hours for First and Business passengers or greater than eight hours and less than 24 hours for Premium Economy and Economy passengers, and where there is no earlier scheduled connection available. More information, including eligibility requirements, will be available shortly from qantas.com.
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- Chauffeur Drive will be offered to Qantas First and Business travellers on services between Australia, Dubai and London from 31 March 2013. Elsewhere on the Qantas network, Chauffeur Drive will be available on flights greater than 12 hours from July 2013 – namely, flights between Australian and Los Angeles, Dallas, New York, Santiago and Johannesburg.
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- Qantas will move from a piece and weight system, to a weight system, for all international flights – excluding those to/from the Americas. Regardless of whether a customer is travelling on Qantas or Emirates on international flights between and within Europe, Asia, North Africa, the Middle East and Australia, their overall baggage allowance will be the same (with the exception of sporting goods or infant allowances).
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What is your favorite cell cup color and why? Before I jump into it I'd like to hear some thoughts and reasons.
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What is your favorite cell cup color and why? Before I jump into it I'd like to hear some thoughts and reasons.
I like blue cause I got them cheapest. Heehehe, honestly don't have a clue, but sure hope bees don't hate blue. Curious to hear what the guys with experience say.
The bees don't care but beekeepers might. The amber ones are hardest to see the larvae in. Smoke the best. We usually use different colors to designate different breeders.
We like the smoke colored cause you can see the royal jelly amount.
I've bought smoke, blue, amber, green.... I primarily use the smoke, as list above. It's translucent enough that you can see the royal jelly, and I like the contrast between the larva on the color of the bottom of the cup.
But, it really doesn't matter from the bee's stand point.
I like using a mixture of colors, on each cell bar. I also enjoy looking at bright colors, in patterns. I assemble my cell bars, with repeating patterns of two or three colors, on each bar. It just looks nice, to me, and is easier to remember, which cell I last deposited a larva in, when I'm grafting.
I use dark colors because it's easier to see the larvae. I use two colors on each bar...ala webster. Every fifth cup is a different color than the rest. Helps me remember where I am.
before I switched to making my own wax cups I used the smoke color primarily. Once again nice to be able to see the royal jelly and larvae.
Definitely the darkest color (smoke) is the easiest. Grafting into the yellow and red is harder than smoke. I utilize the different colors as a way to keep track of the donor mothers. I'll sometimes have grafts from three mother queens in one cell builder and use the cell cup colors to keep track.
We use whatever is abundant and cheap. To color code particular breeders we mark the cups with a paint pen after candling. If you have a lot of breeders you are grafting from, sometimes it takes a two-color color code for a particular breeder. This makes it easy to see trends in the mating nucs.
I like the dark colored JZBZ cups, ie smoke, blue and green, for the ease of seeing the larve and royal jelly. I also like to use wax cups that I make, cheaper and I know where the wax came from. I have used wax cups from Rossmans which I also liked.
I find that the amber cups are hardest to see the larve. I use multiple colors when grafting from multiple breeders, a different colored cup for each breeder. Allows me to graft a small number of cells from a number of different breeders and use 1 cell builder and not get confused as to which cell came from which mother.


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Raster images are made up tiny solid color areas called pixels. Every pixel contains information about color and placement.The number of pixels determines the resolution of the image. A bitmap image of 600 pixels enlarged by 500% will have the same number of pixels but each pixel will cover a larger area and this results in a pixelated image. Unlike raster images, vector files are generated by programs (Ai, Corel) which combine mathematical functions and coordinates that allow them to be stored in less space than bitmap images.The most important characteristic of vector files is that images can be scaled at any size without any loss in detail and the vector object will appears smooth even at 500% or 5000%.
Having said this, here it is a small tutorial about creating vector shape.
1.Select the pen tool (P) and create an arc or use the Arc Tool
2.Duplicate the arc: (Ctrl + C, Ctrl +V or press Alt key and drag-and-drop)
3.Modify the angle of the second arc so that the two end points can overlap.
1.Go to the Direct selection tool (A), select the two end points, right click and join the two points
2.Make the same thing with the other two end points (direct selection tool – select the two points – right click– join)
1.Go to the Ellipse tool ( L) and create a circle. (for a perfect circle press and hold the Shift key)
2.Select the two objects , then go to pathfider* - shape modes - and press add shape button. After that expand it.
* window - pathfinder or Shift+Ctrl + F9
3.Your image should look like image 3.
1.Select the Spiral Tool
2.Click on an empty space and modify the radius and number of segments (decrease the number from 10 to 6).
3.You will have a spiral with 6 segements
4.Apply a brush from artistic ink : Tapered Sharp
1.Create 2 circles.
2.Select the two circles and go to the Blend Tool (W) and click on the small ellipse and after that on the big ellipse. To modify the spacing between the circles , click on the Blend Mode and increase the Specified Distance to 10 px.You can also modify the orientation.
3.Select the two shapes and go to Object - Blend - Replace spine .
4.The result should look like image 4
1.Create an arc with the pen tool or with Arc Tool and duplicate it ( Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V), and join the two end points
2.Press the Shift key and left click on the end points
3.Join the two end points
1 Create circles with different sizes ( Ellipse Tool - L)
2. Create rectangles with rounded corner ( Rouded Rectangle Tool)
3. Mix the shapes as you wish
Mix all the created shapes at different sizes, add shadows, use mesh tool, gradient, brushes, mix the colors. The result depends only on your imagination.
Good luck!
Very interesting information and very useful for those working in vectors and illustrations!
Just discovered this.Just one question. Can this be done in Photoshop too ?
I've just found your article. Thanks a lot! It's very useful.
Hi,For this kind of shapes you don't need a graphic tablet, you can use the mouse.I have also a graphic tablet but i don't really use itI think graphic tablet is for those who draw with their free hand :)
I got a Wacom Bamboo tablet (small ones are a little over 100$ - big ones up to 2k), but it's the COOLEST! I still draw alot with my mouse though, both are great tools
Illustrator rocks!!! It's probably Adobe's best program when you get into its amazing vector capabilities and ability to pull things out of PDF files. And the very fact you can tell a client that their vector logo can be blown up to ANY size with no loss of quality sells itself.
I find creating shapes and such to be a very difficult creative process. Mine always appear 'gunked up' or just to busy. To make a vector and know when to stop is hard work! You do a nice job and I think I will give it another shot. Thanks for the tut!
Have to try this more often. Thank you for the inspiration!
...something else to try----Thanks a lot!!!! I've been saying I'd give it a go when I got down to just a few photos to edit. Guess the first step is a tablet :-0 more $$$$$. ( how cheap can you go on those and still get a decent one?)
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There are four types of samadhi or meditative states
Patanjali Yoga Sutras - Knowledge Sheet 14
Contd. from knowledge sheet 13
"Vitarka vicharanandasmitaroopanugamatsampragnataha"
"In the state of conscious awareness or sampragnata samadhi, special logic is accompanied by the appearances of, or experience of meditation in which all experiences and thoughts exist, accompanied by bliss and the experience of just 'I am'."
- Patanjali Yoga Sutra #17
What is the purpose of this sâdhana?
Tarka means logic.
Kutarka means ill-intended logic, where the intention is not right. Logic is applied here with the sole purpose of finding fault. One knows deep inside that it is not right, but still with wrong logic you prove that it is right. This is called kutarka.
Vitarka, where your mind has a special logic to pursue in the world and to perceive the truth.
Now, this knowledge of yoga sutras that we are discussing is vitarka or special logic. What is happening? Logically, you understand this knowledge. Even reading or talking about this has a certain effect on our consciousness. It elevates your consciousness. This is samâdhi. Sam means equanimous; Dhi is the intellect or this faculty of consciousness that sustains you. Now, we are in a state of samâdhi because we are talking about the Self with a definite logic.
Four types of meditative states or samâdhi
Logic can always change. But vitarka is logic that cannot be condemned, that cannot be reversed. For example, if somebody (you are not emotionally connected to) is dead and you are standing there, it is obvious that they are dead and you know that the life that was there is not there anymore. This is final. At that moment your consciousness is in a different state. Like, when a movie is over, there is a feeling 'It is all over'. When people walk out of a movie theatre, they walk out in a particular state of consciousness. At that moment there is a definite logic in their minds, which is irrefutable and irreversible. That triggers in your consciousness and makes it so obvious 'Life is like this'. Everything is changing and is bound to change, bound to dissolve and disappear. This is obvious. This vitarka elevates one's consciousness.
To experience this, one does not have to sit with their eyes closed. Even with eyes open the feeling of 'I' (that consciousness is all that is) can be experienced.
Everything is empty. Everything is in a state of fluidity. The whole world is just a quantum mechanical field. The entire science is based on tarka or logic. An irrefutable tarka (of it) is quantum physics. That is vitarka. Vitarkânugama samâdhi is when you are in a meditative state with irrefutable logical understanding of creation.
There are two states of mind:
1. Thoughts which disturb you.
2. Thoughts that do not disturb you, but simply hover around in your consciousness and you are aware of that. You are in samâdhi; you are in an equanimous state. At the same time there are thoughts hovering. It is part of meditation. Smells, sights, visions, tastes and sounds which come as an experience when you meditate is called vichârânugama samâdhi. This is the second type of samâdhi or awareness. A meditative state in which you are with some experiences, thoughts, ideas, fleeting feelings hovering around.
The third type is anandânugama, the blissful state. Have you noticed that after you do Sudarshan Kriya or any breathing exercise you are in a different space? When you sing bhajans you are in a different space of samâdhi. The mind is still elevated, the consciousness is still elevated. But it is in ecstasy. Samadhi in ecstasy is anandânugama samâdhi. This is also a meditative state in which you are in ecstasy.
The fourth meditative state is asmitânugama samadhi. This is really the deep experience of meditation where in you do not know anything. Just the awareness 'you are'. Just you know you are, but you do not know who you are, where you are. Nothing else is known. Just 'I am present'. Just this experience is the fourth state of samâdhi or meditative experience.
Next week: How to achieve these meditative states?
<< Live in the Moment How to Achieve the States of Samadhi >>
(This is part of a series of knowledge sheets based on Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's commentaries on Patanjali Yoga Sutras.)


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Blanco must not trust his bat. Tries to sneak bunt on. Tried to walk on vs. Brox....
It really is embarrassing to watch grown-ups scrabble around for a foul ball.
If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve!
I had no idea where that ball was landing either.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Nasty on the corner. Blanco strikes out looking.
Bronson Arroyo doing his--shall I say--Arroyo-like things. Getting ahead in the count, lots of movement, not great velocity, some scary flyballs, and lots of billowing hair in the wind. Let's see how this holds up through 2-3 times through the lineup.
That last pitch was a beauty as well.
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"Pitches seem like snowflakes." I'm starting to think I should be drunk as well.
also, Dianna Agron is very talented.
There is no such thing as a pitching prospect.
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yea, not sure where NYC came up with the idea that we don't run pick n roll. that's pretty much all we run is pick n roll and iso melo or iso JR.
too bad kidd didn't go out in a blaze of glory. he had some great moments and nice streaks here and there throughout the season which is still impressive when you consider he's 40. arguably the best pg of this era (sorry nash, kidd plays defense)
I'm not saying we haven't been more of a pick and roll team. But we sure weren't running much pick and roll most of the postseason.. And even much of the regular season. We run alittle for Tyson Chandler, but Amares pretty much always been hurt, and we've shot like a record amount of 3's, and add in god knows how many Iso's, and how many possesions do you guys think were getting?
Now a guy like Shane Larkin is even more a good idea with Kidd gone and Prig probably gone.
[QUOTE=nycsportzfan;777501]Go watch the entire postseason, and tell me how much pick and roll we ran? Go look at Tyson Chandler, Amare, Kenyon, and any of the other bigs totals, and tell me where the pick and roll was used, please.[/QUOTE
I watched every game in the postseason, and yes, we still ran a ton of pick n roll. It just wasn't as successful against IND. They backed off felton when he ran it and dared him to shoot the mid-range jumper or try a tear down, and he couldn't make them pay, hence his 0-7 shooting game 6. They also ran it with Prigs until they figured out that he was NEVER gong to take it to the rim. Just guard the pass because you know he wont shoot.
Melo was actually our most effective pick n roll player against the pacers because they actually had to play up on him.
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I checked the weakest hive I had going into winter today. They were going into winter light so I was feeding them off and on. I had some problem with robbing so I quit feeding about a month ago. I went out to start feeding them again today. It was above 50 and no wind so I openned the inner cover to see where they were and the size of the cluster. I was shocked. The cluster was bigger than a basket ball but kindly oval in nature( longer with the frame than it was acrossed the frames). Since it was such a pretty day and they seemed to be doing so well I thought I better try and see a little deeper and see how much stores were left. They still have about 5 medium frames full of honey and a couple of pollen. I pulled the center most frame and it had the middle 2/3 of the frame full of brood. I had thought that they may have started brood but the amount shocked me. If this frame is as full as it is the ones next to it should have brood in them as well. We are suppose to be back to freezing temps at night Monday. The other hive of mine was much stronger going into winter. It was not openned to the point the first one was. I just peaked at the cluster and at the surrounding stores. So far so good. I do think that I am going to have to keep feeding during warm weather days.
Now the Qs. I know sugar water has a lower freezing point than pure water.
How cold do you think I can feed the bees without the jars freezing with the jars sitting on the inner cover with a deep box around it and the outer cover on top?
Since feeding with a light syrup is supose to increase brood rearing, at what time would you change over to light syrup instead of a heavt syrup?
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Update: Soldier caught supporting candidate in uniform
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Fort Carson confirms that a soldier dressed in his uniform sat directly behind Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan and was in full view on the camera streaming the event.
The name on the uniform is Buckley. Wearing a military uniform to a campaign event is a violation of the Unified Code of Military Justice.
Fort Carson officials did not fully identify the man, but say that he is receiving disciplinary action. A court martial is a possible outcome for this type of offense, officials did not say if that is what would happen in this situation.
Representatives with the Romeny/Ryan campaign said that they do not know how that man ended up sitting where he was, and that the incident was brought up to them after the event had already started.


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When a party is flowing so smooth that the only problem is running out of mixtures. There are plenty of hot girls and there is more then enough alcohol to get everyone smashed. Blacking out is applauded and puking is always acceptable.
Damn man this party is the shit, this is some Collins-Wolfe connection in this bitch!
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If I understand your issue correctly, what you can do is use some kids clay to make a dam, and fill the dam with Epoxy to fill in the area around the screw and give it better purchase. I did a cheap plastic stock like that, and it is still working now after 15 years.
Ask questions if that is not clear. Oh, and add some aluminum filings for strength.


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By: Dr Lynda Kelly, Category: At The Museum, Date: 31 Dec 2010
Winny is back from fat camp and ready to thrill our visitors with her January show!
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Saturday, April 28
Kevin Carr & Ray Bierl
The Evie Ladin Band
Show your Center membership card at the door for FREE admission.
If you enjoy the concert, pay what it's worth to you!
The evening will appeal to anyone who enjoys traditional string-band music, powerful singing, exciting dancing, smart poetry, acclaimed storytelling, or Alaska.
A 25-year Alaska resident, Waldman's live performance has been described by Austin Chronicle writer, Ric Williams, \"œFeels like a Ken Burns movie. . . . Always recommended.\" More recently, the Denver Post called Waldman's show \"œRenegade Americana.\"
Ken Waldman, Alaska's fiddling poet, brings his "Fiddle Summit" to The Center's Main Stage Theater with an evening of fiddle music that connects the grandeur of the California rivers and mountains to those of Alaska. He'll be joined by two iconic West Coast fiddlers and multi-instrumentalists, Kevin Carr and Ray Bierl. Also featured will be noted banjo player, singer, clogger, and band leader, Evie Ladin, who's bringing along her whole band (Keith Terry, Erik Pearson, and Dina Maccabee) for a CD release set.
Ken Waldman has drawn on his 25 years in Alaska to produce poems, stories and fiddle tunes that combine into a performance uniquely his own. His six full-length poetry collections and his one memoir have been widely praised and reviewed. His nine CDs have received widespread radio airplay nationally and internationally.
Described as a "one-man Prairie Home Companion," Ken will introduce the opening sets with a brief poem, then let the musicians take off. For his own concluding set, he promises a full-blown Center for the Arts music party, complete with Evie Ladin's clogging.
For those who enjoy artists who mix disciplines and like to surprise their audiences, Waldman is an artist to seek out. The evening of variety will appeal to anyone who enjoys traditional music, powerful singing, exciting dancing, smart poetry, acclaimed storytelling, or Alaska. Begin the show in Grass Valley, then journey to Denali and back.
Kevin Carr is simply one of the masters of traditional music of his generation. A fiddler, piper, guitarist, storyteller, and singer, he's currently part of the acclaimed group, Wake the Dead, which merges Celtic music with repertoire of the Grateful Dead. For the past thirty years he's also been fiddling with Ray Bierl in The Hillbillies from Mars.
Keith Terry and Evie Ladin are an extraordinary husband and wife. Body percussionist, Keith Terry directs his own visionary body percussion project, Crosspulse, where he performs, teaches, and produces events. A long-time internationally touring artist, he's also been a Guggenheim fellow. Banjo player, singer, and clogger, Evie Ladin, is a driving force behind the all-woman traditional music band, The Stairwell Sisters, and also fronts the Evie Ladin Band.
Ken Waldman will introduce the opening sets with a brief poem tied to Alaska and the music, then let the musicians take off. For his own concluding set, he'll be joined by various musical configurations. By the end, he promises a full-blown music party/mini-festival, complete with Evie Ladin's clogging, and perhaps special guests.


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hey LT...I dont recall if we've discuss thised or not, or if you ever brought it up(I feel like someone mentioned it on here once), but last week I watched "Bigger Stronger, Faster", the documentary exploring steroid use in gyms and athletics.
It followed the lives of the 3 Bell brothers....coincidentally from Poughkeepsie, and they went to my high school (i had no idea).
IT WAS AN AWESOME DOCUMENTARY, and i recommend it to everyone. Not as a propganda piece or anything, because it's not...but it's just extremely interesting. I don't want to spew information about it, cuz I'd ruin it I'm sure.

[/quote]Yes, you remember our conversations well, JP. That is an excellent documentary which gives a good view of amatuer powerlifting. Of course, there's drug free and steroid enhanced federations and those guy's chose to do the steroids. If I recall it was very interesting when they interviewed the european dr(scientist) and reported on all the research on the controversey based on their studies of steroids having harmful effects on athletes. It makes you think. There is still not enough concrete evidence that proves to me if I took the stuff that it would not complicate my health at an older age or reduce my life with some issues. Risk vs benefit never added up for me personally, but to each their own. Glad you got to see it. Do the Bell brother's have any bench press or deadlift gym records from your school?[/quote]

no idea. that's not really a thing in our area. not that I know of anyway.
We're a soccer town....soccer school.
Handful of my current friends were ranked nationally on our high school soccer team .I think we were ranked 3rd or 4th in the country that year.
And when my brother was a Junior on the soccer team, they were ranked 9th in the country.
[/quote]I have a lot of respect for soccer players. I used to watch these brazilian guys play on my lunch hours when I was in Ridgefield. I don't know how they do what they do with their bodies to hit the ball. The inverted up in the air stuff is amazing, and the moving forward , then cutting backward and shooting thing is wild.[/quote]Psh, soccer is a joke.* REAL men play football and hockey not futbol
[/quote]ha, I guess what I should of said is I cannot do what those soccer guy's do. There is one soccer player who is bad *** though.....The guy who played the soccer hooligan leader in Eurotrip.


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Re: st: Dialog Programming
"Sergiy Radyakin" <email@example.com>
Re: st: Dialog Programming
Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:47:19 -0400
Dear Martin,
Stata's dialog programming language is described here:
This document is updated regularly, so check back every month or so.
Unfortunately, there is no "last updated" reference there, so it is
your responsibility to find out what has changed since last revision,
if anything.
Best regards,
Sergiy Radyakin
On 7/29/08, Martin Weiss <email@example.com> wrote:
> Dear Statalisters,
> an issue that I failed to bring up at the recent "wishes and grumbles" at
> the SNASUG meeting is the complexity of dialog programming. It seems to me
> that few authors of user-written software make the effort to write them.
> Exceptions are, for instance, -ssc d eclplot- and -ssc d psmatch2-. Usage of
> a command, particularly for new users, is facilitated by dialogs. In fact,
> Stata is proud of the availability of dialog boxes and a simultaneous
> command line and programming capability. Now, experienced users can master
> official Stata, apart from complicated graphs, from the command line. But
> the user-written software, which often covers functionality that you need
> only rarely (but then badly), comes largely without the benefit of a dialog
> box to guide users.
> To provide a good example of the issue at hand, -ssc d tabout- is a
> wonderful command that I tend to use about once a week. This frequency is
> just about enough to maintain awareness of the command, but not enough to
> remember all the pitfalls, particularly the incompatibility between options.
> If I had a dialog box that took care of the interplay between options, that
> would make my life a lot easier. Is there any good place for authors to
> start their dialog programming effort (apart from
> http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/lang/db-intro/db1.html)?
> If not, why not? If so, why are they not rushing to use it?
> Martin
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His aim is still true
FGCU coach Enfield tutored 1990s Bucks
Andy Enfield could lose himself in a crowd pretty easily.
That wasn't difficult to do, because he was surrounded by guys like Vin Baker, Benoit Benjamin, Kevin Duckworth and Mike Peplowski, who all stood at least 6 feet-10 inches tall and carried between 240 and 290 pounds.
When Enfield was on the Bradley Center court during pregame shooting sessions, though, he stood out – not because he was one of the shorter guys there, but because his shots were going in more often than those taken by many of the players around him.
In case you haven't noticed, Enfield is standing out in a crowd again these days – in front of much larger audiences than he saw during his days as a shooting coach for the Milwaukee Bucks in the late 1990s.
In Enfield's second season as its head coach, the Florida Gulf Coast University men's basketball team has become the first 15th seed ever to advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.
The Eagles, who cracked the NCAA field for the first time in their six seasons as an Division-1 program by winning the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, toppled Georgetown, the Big East Conference champion and second-seeded team in the South Regional, 78-68, in their tourney debut in Philadelphia on March 22.
Two nights later, FGCU returned to the Wells Fargo Center court and dismantled seventh-seeded San Diego State, 81-71, to earn a Sweet 16 date March 29 with the regional's third-seeded team, its in-state neighbors from the University of Florida.
FGCU's stunning first brush with March Madness seemed a bit surreal to most of the basketball world, but the Eagles and their coach took care of their business with a matter-of-fact approach. They reveled in their victories, but not as if they did not expect them.
They exhibited the same sense of belonging that Enfield did 17 years ago as a 26-year-old Johns Hopkins University graduate teaching NBA players how to shoot a basketball properly – and doing so with successful results.
I was privileged enough to interview Enfield when he was working for the Bucks … and to see him 17 years later raising his arms in triumph twice on national television as the orchestrator of college basketball's latest Cinderella story.
The following excerpts are from our interview:
TR: During your years at Johns Hopkins, you set an NCAA career record for highest free-throw shooting percentage, 92.5 percent. How and where did you develop your shooting prowess?
AE: "When I was in elementary school, my father (Bill, who became his coach at Shippensburg, Pa. High School), taught me how to shoot one-handed. I was involved with the Pepsi Hot Shot national shooting competition when I was in junior high, and I went to the national finals a couple of times. I learned how to shoot properly at a young age, and just worked at it very hard."
TR: How did a guy from Johns Hopkins wind up becoming a shooting coach for the Milwaukee Bucks?
AE: "I had been running shooting camps along the East Coast, instructing kids as well as a few NBA players. Then I worked with several NBA players in the New York Summer League. I'd had enough exposure to NBA players that I knew I could help quite a few of them if given the chance, and Mike Dunleavy (then Vice President of Basketball Operations-Head Coach of the Bucks) decided to take a chance. He decided to hire me because when it came to shooting, a couple of his guys needed to get better."
TR: What does your job with the Bucks encompass?
AE: "I work with the players before and after practice on individual moves as well as shooting. An hour and a half before games, we try to get in a lot of individual work. On the road, we try to get into arenas early whenever possible and get in some shooting. If some guy needs some particular offensive work, we'll try to work on either triple-threat, off-the-dribble or post moves."
TR: All of your shooting credentials as a college player were outstanding, but your free-throw numbers were off the charts. How did you go about sharing your expertise with pros?
AE: "When I came here, I looked at a guy like Vin Baker and a couple of other guys who had low free-throw percentages. I saw my job was to basically teach them how to shoot the correct way, so they'd have a chance to make a higher percentage of their shots."
TR: Why do so many NBA players struggle from the line?
AE: "I know guys with poor form who shoot two or three hundred shots a day, but you're never going to get any better unless you have the correct technique. It's like a science, as far as the position of the hands on the basketball and what they do when they release it.
"There are very few guys in the NBA who have poor form who can make shots consistently. There are exceptions, such as Reggie Miller. His form isn't really poor; it's unorthodox. But he's the exception I use when I speak at my camps in the summertime."
TR: Is there a common thread among struggling free-throw shooters?
AE: "There can be flaws in the off hand or the shooting hand. I think the off hand can go unrecognized if it pushes the ball as it goes up, wherein the follow-through, you can't make the ball go straight every single time. The off hand has to stay pretty straight and not shoot the ball at all."
TR: Have the players ever challenged you to shooting competitions?
AE: "When I first came here, they always wanted to shoot against me. But since I took a few dollars off of them, they try to stay away from that now."
TR: Mike Dunleavy has been known to put his players to shame in games of H-O-R-S-E or one-on-one. Has Mike challenged you yet, or vice-versa?
AE: "Mike and I don't shoot against each other. He's a great shooter, but we've just never gone against each other."
TR: You've made 941 consecutive free throws shooting right-handed. You've also made 172 straight left-handed. How did that come about?
AE: "I was giving a clinic in New York, and a kid thought I was just born a great shooter, so I decided to start shooting left-handed to prove everyone who thought that wrong. When I started out, I couldn't shoot at all left-handed from over 10 feet.
"So I taught myself to shoot left-handed the same way I teach everyone right-handed. It took me about a year and a half to be able to shoot 85 or 90 percent from the foul line left-handed and put together strings of over 100 in a row."
TR: Where do you see your coaching career taking you?
AE: "If I ever get into coaching, I'd always want to do the shooting part of it, and the individual offensive moves. I'm pretty established on the East Coast right now with my camps, clinics and speaking engagements on shooting. I spoke to over 10,000 kids last summer in 50 or 60 speaking engagements.
"I have five of my own shooting camps, and I have a lot of credibility, not only with the guys on this team, but with other guys around the league who come back to me every summer and want my advice."


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text: Well, I fell off the wagon today and bought a Signature from probably the 60's. I walked into a Thrift store and there is was in a nice carry out case. The machine is in great shape, doesn't appear to have been used much at all. No tell tale scratches. I cleaned and oiled her. I am now piecing together a cheater panel and borders for a quilt to put in a camper we just bought so I can go horse camping with the grandkids and friends. I have always avoided the Signature, and Kenmore machines. Today in a weak moment, it was only $20 - I just couldn't pass this one up. I have to admit I am impressed with this machine. It only has 1 cam, it zig zags, has a button hole knob, drops its feed dogs - which, at the present time are stuck up, and it sews really nice - smooth and quiet! Now, I want to find some more cams and see what all this machine can do. Oh and Cathy, it was made by the 'Happy" company. I think I remember you talking about that a while back?


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By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(May 9, 2006)--The UTSA bookstores at the 1604 and Downtown campuses are having an End-of-Spring-Semester sale.
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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UT Tutorial – 3D Robot
Thought lace was the only 3D thing you machine could make? Think again! Meet the Digomatic 2000. This adorable little robot figurine can be made easily with some tear away stabilizer, fabric, and hot glue, and he'll rock out on his little headphones and generally look awesome anywhere you put him.
Grab your robot here, then find out how to assemble him!
Psst…There's a little inside joke here. Do you remember the Digomatic 2000? Here's a little refresher.


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Cosy Studio Near Pantheon Building
尺寸20 平方米
Floor No.3
- 厨房
- 电视机
- 阳台/露台
- 互联网/无线网路
- 毛巾
Accommodation summary
|Rue de l'École Polytechnique, 75005 Paris, 法国
Located on a quiet street, this nicely decorated studio with double glazed windows is accessed using a digicode. Illuminated by natural light, it includes a double bed in the living area which also features quirky decorative pieces. There is a compact kitchenette and a private bathroom.
The Maubert-Mutualité Paris Metro Station is a 4-minute walk away. One of the largest and best-known churches in the world, Notre Dame Cathedral is a 10-minute walk away. The Jardin des Plantes Gardens are a 20-minute walk away. Bastille Square is a 25-minute trip using Paris Metro. While there, guests can catch a show at Bastille Opera House.
The Latin Quarter has retained traces of the Roman occupation of France, traits which guests can discover as they wander about sampling the many tasty restaurants on offer.
住宿规定Smoking is not allowed.
Guests are kindly requested to check in between 5 pm and 7 pm.
No check-in after 20:00 or a fee of 60 euros will be required.
Check-out must be done before 12pm.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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My husband and I stayed in this studio a week in June, 2016. We loved the central location in the Latin Quarter, as we were able to walk just about anywhere in the city from the apartment. And if we didn't want to walk, Metro locations were convenient. We even joined Vélib, the bike share system, and found a number of stations within close proximity to the studio.
We also appreciated the spacious size of the room -- compared to most European hotel rooms, the studio felt palatial. I found the pull-down bed quite comfortable. WiFi worked well. Amenities are basic, but thoroughly adequate. We did not mind the 3 flights of stairs, either.
We did not find the street or general area to be "quiet" as described, however. It being June in Paris, and the apartment not having air conditioning, we slept with the windows open each night for ventilation. The bar and restaurant noise lasted late into the night and even longer on the weekends. Every morning between 7 and 8 am, the trash and recycling trucks came through as well. Bring earplugs, and consider installing a white noise app on your phone if you're here during open window season.
Our only other issue was with the toilet, which was not in full working order when we arrived and did not flush properly. Pierre was on holiday out of the country, so addressing the problem was difficult. Pierre was very easy to communicate with via email, though, and responded very quickly to my many messages. He was as helpful as he could possibly be from a distance, and we appreciated his availability. Hopefully the toilet is fixed soon!
As a place to call home base and rest our heads, we were happy with the apartment. Especially for the excellent and very competitive price.
The apartment is in a great location and is comfortable. Pierre was really nice. It was really small and the staircase after a long day of walking can be tough
Small apartment but perfect if you don't plan on staying in much! Small but perfectly fine bathroom. Didn't use the kitchen but it was also small - again, perfect if you're not planning on staying in. Good location, good value and close to metro station too. Would definitely recommend!
Good location for this comfortable studio. Bed linen and towels are provided. Don't forget an hair dryer... and forks (everything else you need for a quick dinner is there).
The neighborhood is full of cafés. Pantheon and Norte dame is very close. There is a metro station nearby.
Pierre is very helpful. He was more worried than us about meeting to give us the keys. It was a very lovely flat with a kitchen and a refrigerator. There are everything you need in a flat. There are even books about paris.
It was our first time in Paris. It was like a dream other than the hot weather.
It was a great pleasure to stay at Pierres studio, right next to Notre Dame. It is absolutely suitable for to adults and my girlfriend and I enjoyed it. Pierre is very helpful. I can only recommend the studio to all of you.
I can truly recommend this apartment. It's small but well designed hence for couple is sufficient. The most important asset is location, because area it's quiet, safe and close to tube stations. The landlord was very polite as well.
I just had an one-week stay in Paris, and i found Pierres appartment very satisfying, both in terms of being comfortable and clean, and also in terms of it`s cental location in Paris. It is only 5 to 10 minutes walk from the nearest Metro or RER, and 15-20 minute walk to Notre Dame. I can highly recommend a stay at this appartement :)
Pierre is a perfect host. He was really nice with us. We kept in touch all the time until our arrival. I recommend you to stay at his place. It's a small apartment perfect for few days. The subway is really close and there are lot of supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, etc.
Wereally enjoyed our stay at Pierre's apartment. He was most gracious to meet us at an early hour which kept us off the street with our luggage. The apartment was in a great location in the Latin Quarter, just around the corner from the Pantheon and a short walk to many places such as the Luxembourg Gardens, Rue Moufftard, etc. The apartment was very clean and the bed was comfortable. We had everything we needed. The street was quiet, but plenty of places to eat nearby. We would stay there again and surely recommend it to anyone. You do have a climb up a few flights of stairs, but it wasn't bad.
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Having taught educational robotics at Lesley for several years, it is apparent to me that
K-12 educators and students can now not only learn how robots work, but can
build, design, and code programs—all on a low school budget and at a level to
match schools that have comparatively more funding. What's changed? The robotic
tools. Robotics, both constructed from scratch and constructed from kits, as
well as electronic programming kits, are in the hands of thousands of students
because of lower cost and inventive design. This is resulting in a disruptive
innovation in science education.
Christensen, author of The Innovator's Dilemma, defines disruptive innovation
as an "innovation that helps create a new market and value network, and
eventually goes on to disrupt an existing market and value network (over a few
years or decades), displacing an earlier technology. The term is used in
business and technology literature to describe innovations that improve a
product or service in ways that the market does not expect, typically first by
designing for a different set of consumers in the new market and later by
lowering prices in the existing market."
The latest robotics materials are designed for kids—not geeks—to
be easy to use and understand. They are also attractively designed, in such a
way that engineering and science looks incredibly appealing. The range of
offerings, especially for K–8, is larger in comparison to robotic kits
available just three years ago. Once you touch one and try it out, you reach
out for another one like candy. Why not—it's fun, and you learn how something
works, or how to build something, or how to create something artistic. They're
also inexpensive.
When I was a kid
I begged my parents for an erector set. Never got it. Twenty
years later I found myself in Toys 'R Us and decided to pick up my first
erector set. The sticker shock almost kept me from taking it to the cashier. I
called my parents later and apologized – I didn't realize how much erector sets
cost and that my parents probably couldn't afford one. But I also took apart
and put together things, which kids today can do with stuff from around the
house with guidance from instructables.com, a rich DIY site born in
2005 at MIT, with various robotic offerings like BristleBots (pictured).
The changes in
robotics kits are beginning to displace how educators learn and teach science and engineering. Most of the K–12 teachers in my educational robotics
course do not have a science background, have never touched a robotic kit, or
learned how to create programming code. To use these new robotics tools, they don't need to. At the end of the course, each teacher is able to
build a robotic lab box containing several of their robotic projects
accompanied by lesson plans and a curriculum unit they designed—for under
$100. It is fascinating to watch how existing STEM education is becoming a new
market and value network. Share comments on your robotics experiences!


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by Bill Cotton
A Madison County Journal is a personal reflection of the author's seasons of grace in Iowa.
Author Bill Cotton spent nearly 50 years in Iowa takes us on a journey of Iowa through the seasons — and the seasons of life. This collection of funny and poignant memories describes Iowa well. Readers will enjoy the beautiful watercolors, personal photographs, and poetry sprinkled with wisdom
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Gravity on the Moon is about 1/6th that on the Earth. A
pole-vaulter 2 metres tall can clear a 5 metres pole on the Earth.
How high a pole could he clear on the Moon?
A simplified account of special relativity and the twins paradox.
A ball whooshes down a slide and hits another ball which flies off
the slide horizontally as a projectile. How far does it go?
The laws of physics involve certain fundamental constants of nature.
The key constants which the universe knows about are:
What values would these constants have taken in the days of the British Empire, when units of feet (ft) for length, pounds (lb) for weight, calories (cal) for heat and degrees Fahrenheit (F) for temperature, were used?
You may use these conversions:
What units would you need to choose so that the first three constants take the value 1?
These are the natural length, mass and time scales for the universe.


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#1 Thu 04 Oct 12 4:52pm
sweet pesto
what do you think of a pesto I added to an improvised apple something layed on what I suspect is for you a crumble ..... and is baking now in my oven spreading a delicious smell around the house
I started with the fallen to the ground russet apples
oatmeal and barley flakes
grated stale bread
philiphines sugar cane
butter and a little flour
lemon verbena and cardamom seeds pesto added on top
#2 Thu 04 Oct 12 7:18pm
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Re: sweet pesto
Perhaps you can send me a little to taste Sounds marvellous
#3 Thu 04 Oct 12 9:21pm
Re: sweet pesto
I would like to discuss with you as I did with my son the crumble , but before I must do a little ripasso of the recipes here around
anyway it tasted good
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Re: sweet pesto
with the stale bread and oats it sounds almost like a cross between what I call a crisp and a brown betty. I am sure you are right though, the best name for it is tasty.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#5 Fri 05 Oct 12 11:13am
Re: sweet pesto
when I read recipes and then mix what I have stored in mind I think I'm doing the same process that people have done to create them plus looking around in cupboards and pantries and ortos and campos .......... to bake something good and then forget again what it was ............. to have the excitement of inventing again and again
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Re: sweet pesto
Thats the way that many recipes were discovered and invented in the past
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I've got a strong NWC hive that I left 4 mediums on for overwintering during the 2012-2013 season. Well for some reason the bees skipped over the third box (which was full of honey) during the winter and settled in the top of the 4th box for the rest of the winter some time in january. The consumed a little less than a third of the front portion of the honey in this third box.
Well when spring came around I reorganized things to open up the brood nest. I remembered reading somewhere that Warre said you could put a super of honey below the broodnest and they would move all the honey above the nest and draw out another super (his method for drawing out white honey comb). So I thought I would try that just to get the bees to move that honey up and also draw out another honey super with wax. So I moved this third box to the lowest position in the springtime.
Well of course these bees have decided not only were they not going to do what warre said they would do, but in fact they have filled and nearly capped all of this box. I'm not quite sure what to do. I've tried scratching off cappings and they just recap it. I suppose I could extract it but that would be to easy. I'd like them to move that honey up and store pollen down there like they are supposed to do. Any suggestions?


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Kona Campus Newsletter – May 2012
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Child tanning bed ban clears hurdle in Colorado
DENVER - A ban on the use of commercial tanning beds by children has won initial approval in the Colorado House.
The House approved a bill Wednesday to prohibit anyone under 18 from using a tanning salon. Colorado is one of the few states with no restrictions on minors in tanning beds, though many Colorado salons place voluntary limits on childhood use.
Some Republicans tried to amend the bill to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to visit tanning beds if they have parental permission. Democrats rejected the amendment, citing doctors and cancer advocates who say tanning beds are like tobacco and should be considered off-limits to children.
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Beastly Bits #80
It's like already 80 degrees here in New York City. Fitting that we're on that same level of bits today.
Equality and power in numbers. Music time...go!
Stream Midnight Juggernauts new album, The Crystal Axis, in full. link
James Murphy talks about life after LCD Soundsytem. link
Crystal Castles and The Antlers join Latitude Festival line-up. link
Gang Gang Dance are playing the Water Taxi Beach at Governor's Island. link
I've been digging on Nikki Lynette and Mickey Factz's Glory Box spin. Score it below.
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After the 2-1 defeat against Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League on Wednesday, Arsenal players reflected on the game.
Arsenal TV Online subscribers can now watch interviews with Craig Eastmond, Emmanuel Eboue and Lukasz Fabianski.
Eastmond discussed:
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to not even realize that you are absolutely macking with a chick
I asked her if she wanted to go for a drink a drink meaning a soda or juice. She thought I meant a bar and said yes. My friend pointed out I just pulled off accidental macking.
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This article originally appeared in the November 27, 1987 issue of The Boston Phoenix
Review: Watchmen. By A. S. Hamrah.
Interview: Zack Snyder. By James Parker.
Big pictures: The whole world is Watchmen. By M. Howell.
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Let's explore how you and Dave Gibbons came up with the concept for Watchmen, and how you realized it.I'd like to say that we had it all planned from the very beginning, but that isn't strictly true. I think what we had originally planned was a quite complex and advanced superhero story. Nothing more. And I think it was around about issue number three that we started to get an inkling of what we actually had. We started to realize that there were things that were becoming apparent in the way we were telling the story, in the way we were using motifs to create an almost abstract level of narrative – a semiotic level, if you want, where everything is down to symbols and you have images recurring and echoing through the novel with different shades of meaning to them. And we began to realize that what we could perhaps do with Watchmen would be to actually establish some territory that was unique to comics alone.
Now, we were talking about the cinematic effects in Watchmen. I think there's a danger in making that obvious comparison, because, at the end of the day, if you concentrate on the similarities between comics and cinema, what you're left with is films that don't move. You're left with something that is always doomed to be a poor relation to the cinema. What we wanted to establish with Watchmen, once we got into the swing of it, was territory that was unique to comics – the things that comics can do which no other medium can. For example, with comics you can give a density and complexity that films cannot aspire to. Purely because with a film you're locked into a two-hour running time. You're sitting there in the cinema. You're dragged through the film at the viewing time that's established by the people who produce it. You haven't got the freedom to, say, check back four or five pages to see if this line of dialogue really does echo that line of dialogue. You can do that with a novel, you can get that sort of density and complexity into a novel, but it doesn't translate well to film.
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California is synonymous with Hollywood, and no place in Tinsel Town comes close to the glitzy cachet that is embodied in Beverly Hills. From the high-end designer boutiques along Rodeo Drive to the see-and-be-seen eateries along Santa Monica Boulevard, this playground for the rich and famous should be on everyone's bucket list.
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Everything the Ciprianis touch turns to glam. Since the opening of Harry's Bar in Venice more than 80 years ago, the family has expanded the restaurant empire to cities all over the world, where it's hard to get a table, but once seated you are treated—in true Italian fashion—like family. The newest watering hole for the chic comes in the form of Mr. C Beverly Hills, the brand's recent foray into boutique hotels. Past the red leather couches and glass pool table lies the lobby bar, where you can sip Bellinis (the cocktail was invented by Mr. Cipriani, after all) upon arrival.
Designed with Old World simplicity and stylish European glamour in mind, the rooms boast Tedeschi furniture, Mascioni linens, and tufted leather headboards, while the artwork—black-and-white film photography—gives a nod to the property's location. As does the view of Beverly Hills from the floor-to-ceiling windows and the private balcony, and the California cool touches throughout the space (think crisp white accents, neutral tones, and hardwood floors leading to marble-accented bathrooms with rain showers and Gilchrist & Soames products).
But complimentary in-room Wi-Fi isn't what keeps the attractive crowd returning—it's the old-fashioned attentiveness of the legendary employees (and the poolside cabana service and spa treatments, of course).
People-watching and pasta rule downstairs at Mr. C Restaurant, where the famous carpaccio and other Cipriani favorites can be found on the menu for lunch or dinner. The next morning, the eatery's decidedly American breakfast—with options like eggs, bacon, pancakes, and fresh fruit—will feel downright European when you dine alfresco.
"From the moment you walk into Mr. C—when the staff immediately greets you with a free drink from the bar, which strategically hides the official front desk—it is clear that this is a place that prides itself on glamour."-- The New York Times
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The World of Tolkien: Mythological Sources of the Lord of the Rings
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BeschreibungGo on a fascinating journey through the history of Middle-earth!
"The Lord of the Rings" is commonly regarded as a work of fantasy. Yet Tolkien himself saw his work as a body of myth with an inherent veracity at its core, not an invention, but a recovered truth. In the Middle-earth of "The Lord of the Rings," Tolkien created not an imaginary world, but an imaginary history of our own world.
"THE WORLD OF TOLKIEN draws out the analogies within "The Lord of the Rings" that render this epic a timeless mythology for the modern age. Here is the most comprehensive guide to uncovering the "real-world" inspiration behind the gods and demigods, races of men, elves and dwarves, wizards and hobbits, creatures and monsters, cities, geography, battles, and major events in the history of Middle-earth. Essential reading for Tolkien enthusiasts of all generations.
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O.J. won in criminal court, but lost in civil court.
A single parent with children, cannot have their assets attached in the state of Florida.
So when he was convicted of wrongful death in civil court and was getting ready too loose all his assets. He packed up for Florida.
Lived too the south of me here. He was living like a king. $$$$$.
Then came the Nevada trip.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
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Michael Palmer will give two presentations in North Adams, MA
Successful Overwintering of Nuc Colonies
A Sensible Approach to Stock Improvement
Date: Saturday April 19th
Time: 2pm
Place: St John's Social Hall
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Go straight through the light at intersection of Eagle and Main
Immediately after passing the Post Office Turn RIGHT onto SUMMER ST
The hall is the next building on the right. (stone)
Ample parking in the large lot past the hall and church.
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Cellulitis is a deep bacterial infection of the skin. The infection usually involves the face, or the arms and legs. It may happen in normal skin, but it usually occurs after some type of trauma causes an opening in your child's skin. This opening can lead to an infection.
Cellulitis is usually caused by a bacterial infection of a wound or area of skin that is no longer intact. The most common bacterial causes of cellulitis include the following:
Group A beta - hemolytic streptococcus
Streptococcus pneumoniae
Staphylococcus aureus
Other causes may include human or animal bites, or injuries that occur in water.
The following are the most common symptoms of cellulitis. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
Swelling of the skin
Warm skin
Red streaks from the original site of the cellulitis
Some cases of cellulitis are considered an emergency. Consult your child's doctor immediately if you notice any of the following symptoms in your child:
A very large area of red, inflamed skin
If the area affected is causing your child to complain of numbness, tingling, or other changes in a hand, arm, leg, or foot
If the skin appears black
If the area that is red and swollen is around your child's eye(s) or behind his or her ear(s)
If your child has diabetes or has a weakened immune system and develops cellulitis
The symptoms of cellulitis may resemble other skin conditions. Always consult your child's doctor for a diagnosis.
Diagnosis is usually based on a medical history and physical examination of your child. Blood and skin samples may be taken to confirm the diagnosis and the type of bacteria that is present.
Specific treatment for cellulitis will be determined by your child's doctor based on:
Your child's age, overall health, and medical history
Extent of the disease
Your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
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Your opinion or preference
Immediate treatment can help prevent the spread of cellulitis. Treatment may include:
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If your child has an extremity (arm or leg) that is affected, his or her doctor may have you elevate the extremity and decrease the amount of activity
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Bucs new rookie safety Mark Barron has been compared to Ronnie Lott after week 1. I know every time the Bucs played against Ronnie Lott back in the day, I was worried about Lott wreaking havoc. I'm curious if you Giants fans are impressed or intimidated by Barron? If so, do you think the WR's for the Giants may have alligator arms this week so the Giants will stick with the run? Even in the run game, Barron may be a threat to knock someone out. So even the RB's have to be concerned. How do you think the Giants will account for Barron's hammering hits and powerful presence?
From Pro Football Weekly:
Rookie FS Mark Barron looked like a young Ronnie Lott leveling the games strongest pound-for-pound receiver, Steve Smith, on the sideline with a hammering blow. More impressive, after being utilized most extensively in the box at Alabama as a senior, was the way Barron was able to range deep from the box and break up a pass over the top intended for speedster Louis Murphy on third down with a 13-7 lead in jeopardy.