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In most mammals, it also houses the nosehairs, which catch airborne particles and prevent them from reaching the lungs.
Within and behind the nose is the olfactory mucosa and the sinuses.
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In humans, the nose is located centrally on the face; on most other mammals, it is on the upper tip of the snout.
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4 ashtray mounted switches
as some of you guys know i mod ashtrays to fit the 3 buttons.
i've figured out that if i remove the piece of metal on the left side of the ashtray i can put a 4th button in here. these would not shut off after closing the lid.
im charging 50 per ashtray with shipping included. i need atleast 3 people to commit before i start making these pieces. if you are interested, post or send me a PM.
sorry, i do not have a picture because i have not yet made one. however, they would look exactly like the ones ive previously made except there would be a fourth button and there would not be the little hole on the left side.
im assuming 1 button could control the DDEs
can you rig a button to turn off DSC, turn on SPORT MODE, and put my car into S6? all with just one button?
beats me.. all i do is make them and put the buttons in. i would guess tryin to do that would involve ALOT of circuitry work.
how much is the 3 button one?
Any pics of these custom ashtrays?
I've got a couple of projects in the pipeline, sounds like just what I need
Pics would be in order, at least for the 3 button one that you have. Then I'm sure you can get three buyers, one of which might be me.
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hey guys. i only have a picture of a white one i made for my car. yours would look the same except it would be in black. heres a pic..
one difference between this and what im making now is that the new ones are recessed more so the switches do not turn off when the ashtray lid is closed.
a 3 button one is 35 for the illuminated.
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Throughout his career, Marquis Daniels has been no stranger to pain. When he was 11 years old, the Celtics forward's older cousins branded his No. 4 on his arm. It hurt. A lot. And that was just the beginning.
From birth, whenever he did so much as put his head down and raise it back up, a stinger shot down his arm. The 30-year-old Daniels didn't realize his narrowed spinal canal caused the issue until reaching the NBA eight years ago. And he didn't know the severity of his medical condition until this past February, when he bumped into Magic guard Gilbert Arenas, dropped to the parquet floor and lay motionless for what seemed like an eternity.
"To be honest, I barely touched him," said Daniels. "The scariest part was just lying there and not being able to move for that time I was down on the floor. That was pretty scary. I could talk. I just couldn't move. I was like, 'This isn't happening. I gotta get up. I can't raise my kids like this.' Just to be here standing and walking and talking to you guys now just lets you know that it's more than just basketball, I don't take anything for granted now."
That's why this time around in Boston is different for Daniels. Not just because he's donning his third Celtics jersey number in as many seasons. For the first time in a long time, he can just play basketball — pain (and worry) free — like that 11-year-old kid who got the same number branded on his arm.
"It's a second chance at more than just basketball. I can say at life," said Daniels, who scored 11 points in both Friday's scrimmage and Sunday's preseason game. "It could have went either way. I could have been rolling in here instead of walking and talking to you guys, so I'm blessed to be where I'm at right now."
There were times over the past 10 months Daniels wondered whether moments like those on Friday and Sunday would ever happen again. First came the surgery in Atlanta on March 30, a two-hour process that involved doctors shaving vertebrae, cutting through his spine and placing three screws and a stint in it to widen the canal.
"They had to give me double dosage of whatever the medicine was," said Daniels. "They said I was fighting it." No surprise there. What was a surprise was the sound of Kevin Garnett joking, "Ah, get up from that bed," echoing down the hospital corridor. Garnett and a number of other Celtics — including Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce, Avery Bradley and some coaches — stopped by while in town to play the Hawks on April 1.
"You really didn't know what to expect with Marquis," said Celtics captain Paul Pierce. "Me and Marquis had a chance to talk over the summer, and I had a chance to visit him in the hospital, so I really kept close tabs on how his health was. I'm just happy he's able to get back on the basketball court, because at the time there was a lot talk about him not being able to play the game again. So, for him to just be able to step out on the court, it's a true blessing for him. And for him to be back as a Celtic, it's great."
Whether or not Daniels would resume playing basketball may have been up for debate, but there was never a question where he would play should he ever return to the court. "This was definitely my first option here," said Daniels. "It's a great tradition here, great team support."
Getting healthy enough to return to the Celtics was a whole different story. It took six weeks after the surgery before he could resume working out and another few months before he shot a basketball again.
"My first workout was brutal," said Daniels. "I almost was like, 'You know what? I don't want to play anymore. This is it.' I felt like I was having a panic attack. I was overheating. I had to put icepacks all over me to calm down. The surgery, the way I had it, it affected my breathing, so I had to catch my breath. Now, I'm fine."
Once again, Daniels fought through the pain, resuming basketball in late August and even participating in a few exhibition games during the fall, including Rondo's Boston Charity Classic at Harvard University in November.
"I think [the NBA lockout] was a blessing in disguise for me," he said. "If we had started on time, I probably would still be rehabbing and trying to get myself back ready, but I had some extra time to get ready and be prepared."
Daniels asked his doctor "a million times" if they were sure he was healthy enough to play again, and the doctor reassured him each time, "I'm positive that there's a slim chance of that ever happening again." If Daniels needed any more convincing, a headbutt he suffered during a pickup game at Auburn University did just that.
"I was bleeding, but I was like, 'Well, my neck's Ok,'" he said, adding, "It feels a lot better. I'm not limited or anything. I don't worry about getting hit, so I just go out there and play my game. I'm a hockey player, so I'll be all right. It takes a lot to take me out."
Pretty soon, the lockout came to an end, Celtics president Danny Ainge was already reaching out to his agent, Mark Bartelstein, and Daniels found himself at Celtics training camp for a third consecutive season.
"I'm amazed that you haven't noticed any difference, honestly. … He's playing great," said Celtics head coach Doc Rivers. "He's just moving well. I see that more. I definitely would say he's posting up more, and that's what we want anyway. But he's not afraid of anything, taking charges or being physical, so that's great."
Added Pierce, "He really doesn't seem like he missed a beat."
The only difference Daniels notices is the lack of pain. He feels stronger than ever, and he's confident the injury woes that limited him to just 100 games over his first two seasons in Boston are over. In fact, his doctor told him even the thumb injury he suffered during the 2009-10 season could be traced back to the spinal issue.
"God works in mysterious ways," he said. "I thank God. I'm here now, and I'm able to complete and still play."
Oddly, the Celtics need Daniels now more than ever, as Jeff Green's season-ending heart surgery requires someone to fill the void left behind Pierce at small forward. And No. 4 is just fine filling that role again.
Said Daniels: "I felt like I had some unfinished business here."
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There's something tragically poetic to the idea that Pharrell Williams's new In My Mind (Interscope) blows so hard. As half of the Neptunes production team, he can make a hit for you but not for himself — there's not a single good song here. Even more confusing: the album comes on the heels of In My Mind: The Prequel, a brilliant early-spring mixtape that proved the producer-turned-rapper can ride a beat and has a curious narrative to share too, one that turns banal bling materialism and hip-hop self-obsession into endearing childlike fancy.
Then again, last year Pharrell tried to capitalize on Gwen Stefani's hollabacking by getting her on the hook for "Can I Have It like That?", an unfocused rap-meets-Bond spy theme that featured Pharrell's first outing as the MC "Skateboard P." "She like the way my hands use her body for hand warmers," Skateboard raps, his flow a forced, huffy distraction. The song disappeared from radio as a proven loser. And still Pharrell uses it to lead off In My Mind.
Mistakes litanize. The come-up anthem "How Does It Feel?" does better with rolling tom-tom beats and syrupy horn tones, but you wonder whether Pharrell's vague motivational verse could cut it even in the disciplinarian's office. Things get better on "Raspy Shit," which has cowbells and a funky bottom and "my money green like the helmet of a fascist," but the slow jam "Best Friend" ground-zeroes the disc as Pharrell juggles his best friend/co-Neptune, Chad Hugo, his dead grandma, and a hook about his Star Trak label. He rips Kanye West's nasally delivery on "Keep it Playa" and "That Girl," forcing rhymes, mangling pronunciations, eliding anything and everything. But Pharrell forgets Kanye's supreme wit.
"That Girl" rounds out the hip-hop half of In My Mind; the back half is all Stevie-envious, MJ-aspirant R&B, Pharrell's fragile falsetto extending well past its usual 15-second welcome. On "Young Girl" Jay-Z turns in his softest, most dumbed-down 16 yet. To think that artists turned to Pharrell to make them sound confident, better. . . Now Kanye shouts "Come on!" at Pharrell on "Number One" as if they were at the club and Pharrell couldn't get his nerve up to approach a woman. Tails between their legs, they've never sounded so unconvincing.
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Chinese researchers from Beijing's Tsinghua University have revealed plans to divert the asteroid Apophis — which may well collide with Earth in a couple decades — by smashing a kamikaze solar sail into it.
[partner id="wireduk" align="right"]The asteroid, 99942 Apophis to give it its full title, is a 46 million tonne, 1,600-foot-wide chunk of space rock that's currently hurtling its way towards our planet. In 2029 it will soar safely past Earth, but we won't be out of the woods just yet.
There's a possibility that it will pass through a slim gravitational keyhole — a tiny, 600 mile area of space — that would cause the asteroid to turn back on itself and strike Earth some seven years later in 2036.
In 2009, US space agency NASA said that there's a 1 in 250,000 chance that the asteroid will strike Earth. For a little perspective, you have a 1 in 14 million chance of hitting the jackpot on the UK's National Lottery.
Instead of moving the asteroid on its potential resonant return to Earth, Shengping Gong and his team reckon the secret is shifting the asteroid away from entering that gravitational keyhole in the first place.
By analysing the trajectory, speed and impact of a spacecraft, Gong says, "The results show that a 10 kg solar sail with a lead-time of one year can move Apophis out of a 600-m keyhole area in 2029." The craft would also be sent into a retrograde orbit of the Earth to build up speed, so it will be moving at a super fast 90km/s by the time it collides with the asteroid.
Gong isn't the only one to be thinking about Apophis. The European Space Agency wants to send two spacecraft to the rock — one to smash into it, and another to observe the impact. This would give researchers the know how in case another asteroid has our name on it.
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(CNSNews.com) - A leading cultural analyst Tuesday said results from a recent Harvard poll, in which President Bush got a higher job approval rating from college students than from the general public, stems from growing patriotism on American campuses, especially in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The students are also being turned off by Democratic Party negativity, the poll indicated.
The poll, conducted by the Harvard University Institute of Politics (IOP), found 61 percent of college students approved of Bush's job performance, about 10 points higher than the rating Bush got from the general public, according to the IOP.
"Defying conventional wisdom, 31 percent (of college students) identify themselves as Republicans, 27 percent as Democrats and 38 percent Independent or unaffiliated. The general population is significantly more Democratic," a Harvard IOP news release on the poll stated.
Phone interviews of 1,202 college undergraduates were conducted between Oct. 3 and Oct. 12 for the poll, which has an error rate of plus or minus 2.8 percent. Results were published Oct. 22. The IOP conducts the poll twice a year, with the next one coming up in April.
Conservative cultural critic David Horowitz, president of the Los Angeles-based Center for the Study of Popular Culture (CSPC), attributes the poll findings to a cultural sea change across the nation's campuses.
"The conservative students on campus have been cowed by the faculty left, which has enormous power - power over their grades, over their futures - but 9/11 really changed the attitude of the conservatives," Horowitz told CNSNews.com. "I think these kids got very proud of being Americans, very resentful and upset with their professors for organizing anti-American demonstrations on their campuses and bringing it into the classrooms."
Horowitz, who speaks at colleges all across the nation in a campaign to foster intellectual diversity in higher education, said he's been privately told numerous times about the increased "hectoring" of students by left-leaning professors since the war on terror broke out. And he said the poll shows that Democrats are experiencing a "blowback" from co-eds.
"It's the combination of the patriotic feeling coupled with the academic abuses that galvanized this movement," Horowitz said. "The second thing is that the support for Bush is because the Democrats have been so negative on the war, they don't have a positive way to fight the war on terror. All they've done is snipe at the president and sabotage the effort."
However, John Chavez, Harvard junior and chairman of the IOP survey, said that while Bush's approval numbers were higher among college students, the poll also showed that young people are more independent and politically active than in recent years.
According to the poll, 56 percent said they would definitely register to vote. Thirty-eight percent identified themselves as independents, 31 percent Republicans and 27 percent Democrats.
"Students are, by and large, more willing to get involved with the political process," Chavez told CNSNews.com, pointing to the 21 percent of students who said they had participated in a government, political or issues-based organization, which marked an increase of 7 percent since 2002.
"They don't see the political process as being dirty as much as they have in the past; it's something they see as being a positive outlet for change," Chavez said.
Chavez said it's difficult to attribute the results to any one cause.
"I think that civics education has gone a long way to improve attitudes of young people toward politics. September 11th has made people more aware of the political impact on their lives. And especially with freshmen, their parents are still very much of an influence on them, and they're teaching them that politics is something they should be getting involved with," Chavez said. The 2000 presidential election, he added, proved "how every vote does matter."
Horowitz said he was not surprised by the increased activism among young people, especially as reflected in the IOP Spring 2003 survey. At that time, 35 percent of students said they had attended a political rally or demonstration, a number that dropped to 26 percent in the latest poll.
Harvard IOP pointed to anti-Iraq protests as the likely cause for the spike earlier in the year, but Horowitz offered a different view of the growing activism on college campuses. He pointed to grassroots lobbying for the Academic Bill of Rights, a CSPC project in conjunction with Students for Academic Freedom, a national coalition of student organizations backing the initiative.
So far, Horowitz said chapters have emerged on 95 campuses nationwide, all in support of the bill, which would require that no political, ideological or religious orthodoxy be imposed on professors and researchers through the hiring or tenure or termination process, or through any other administrative means by academic institutions.
"I think we're seeing a moment of convergence here, not in a small part because of our agitation over the Academic Bill of Rights," Horowitz said. "The (school) term only started two months ago, and we've already got 95 chapters being organized, and we get students calling every day about organizing a new chapter. This is a movement whose time has come."
For its part, Chavez said Harvard IOP, along with a consortium of 12 other colleges, has embarked on an initiative to get students more politically involved, regardless of their party affiliation. While still mostly in the planning stages, Chavez said projects include a politically oriented internship database, a rating system on cities for "youth friendliness" in allowing young people to get involved in politics and an absentee voter guide to spell out what college students, most of whom vote as absentees, need to do to get their ballots in and on time.
"We don't care who you vote for, but what we do care about is that people of our generation understand that political decisions are being made that impact us. And we're just trying to get that realization out there," Chavez said.
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That initial bracket of time when you start dating someone can determine pretty quickly whether you should continue seeing that person. However, some of us (me) tend to ignore important signs that one should walk away and look for someone new. What I've learned is that ignoring the obvious signs can lead to unnecessary heartache. What I hate most is when the disappointment is so big that it just messes up several days in a row that would have been better spent on happiness.
So, how do you know when to call it quits? How do you "break up" with someone you're barely even dating?
Dramatic Exit
The dramatic exit is the one I usually make after I've had my feelings hurt because I've slept with that person but got no amount of consistent attention after the matter. I make an emotional investment and expect the other person to follow through on his end by asking me out or inviting me over, but it doesn't happen. Or when we finally do hang out, it's usually just for you-know-what and not much else. The problem with the dramatic exit is that it lets the other person get away with saying, "She was a psycho!" Not cool.
Depending on the situation, I do take a stand and speak up for myself at the risk of the other person telling others that I was crazy. It makes me angry, but I can't control their ignorance, and if they ARE calling me crazy, then it's a damned good thing I won't be rewarding them with my company anymore. I'll suffer for a while because it's sad to let go of someone you care about, but eventually common sense takes over and it's a relief to get that person out of the way and make room for someone more deserving of my time and affection.
Playing It Cool
Over time I've learned that it's important to subdue my dramatic nature, especially after dating guys who really weren't all that fascinating. Instead of calling/texting a bunch of drama, I play it cool and just forget (on purpose) to contact that person. I abandon the desire to say something sweet or to make plans to hang out. It seems mean and callous, but honestly, it's been done to me by plenty of men, and I don't blame them for it. What it taught me was that if a guy could go for several days without checking in or asking me to hang out, it means he's probably got cool stuff going on in his life and maybe I should ensure that I have the same. It's such a huge waste of time to wonder, "What's he doing tonight? It's Saturday. Why hasn't he invited me over?" Forget all that. It serves me better to make my own set of plans with my friends, or just enjoy my time alone to do something that benefits ME. And it's usually on those quiet nights when I realize that if I was meant to spend any significant amount of time with that person, he would make sure to be a part of my plans instead of ignoring me.
There's no real reason to be hurt by it, either. It's a huge mistake to think that you're not good enough or that you're not interesting enough just because someone you went out with isn't DYING to hang out with you again. There are times when it's okay to just forget that person and reconcile with feeling a little hurt and having an awareness of when it's just a quick little bruise to the ego, but nothing that causes long-term damage to the spirit. Just imagine that for every second you spend dwelling on that negative thought, a penny is being taken out of your checking account and being thrown into the ocean. You'll never get back any time wasted dwelling on someone who doesn't care.
Break It Off Whatever Way Is Most Practical
With some men I've had to make it super clear and vocalize that we are no longer seeing each other. It mainly helps ME to hear it and then I'm obligated to stand by my word. Therefore, that means that communication is completely cut and there's no turning back. Once you make a declaration like that, there's no take-backsies and you have to move forward. Even if it's not a serious relationship, if I've at least spent a significant amount of time with that person such as spending the night and shopping together, but still got no commitment, it's okay for me to speak up for myself and say, "Hey, we've been hanging out a lot, and I really like you, but if we're not going to be exclusive, I'm gonna have to pull away from this." I've had to do this a couple of times and it was for my own good. Later, I did hear about one of these guys telling a friend of mine, "Hey, your friend is crazy. She broke up with me and we weren't even together." Naturally, I was angry, but it indicated to me the vast difference between MY perception of the relationship versus HIS. We viewed our interactions very differently and never talked about it, so clearly we were not on the same page.


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Green Bay - UCLA running back Johnathan Franklin was another enthusiastic new Packer for his interview with the media. Here's what he said:
(How do you feel about going in the fourth? And joining Eddie Lacy?)
"It's a blessing to be in this position. I'm excited. I wanted to play in the National Football League; I've dreamed about this my whole life. Football is all about competing. Football is about getting better and eddie Lacy is a great running back. It's about contributing to the team and making the Packers the best they can be."
(Did you talk with Datone Jones?)
"I'm so excited to be up there with Datone. He's a great player. He's going to bring a lot to the table. I'm very excited. We texted a little bit. We were just talking about, what if we end up on the same team? It all worked out. I will see him next week and when I do i am sure we will go crazy."
(Have any idea might fall to the fourth round?)
"Man, I'm just blessed to be picked. I'm blessed to be drafted. There's so many people out there who would just dream of being in my shoes. I've dreamed of being drafted, I am happy that I did get picked and I am happy to be a part of a great organization."
(Where watch the draft? Who with?)
My mother, my nieces, my nephew and my sister.
(On third down, did you block or go out to catch?)
"I stayed in a great amount. I was able to run a lot of routes, however, in the way they used running backs in the previous offense."
(Do you really want to be the Mayor of LA?)
How did that come up? When I was in high school, I went to Dorsey High school, I met this guy... a big city councilman of Los Angeles. He got in to some trouble. So he ... started to become involved. He became my mentor. And I used to ask him about things. I grew up in a rough neighborhood. I saw so many kids from the inner city fall in to trouble. You see a lot of negative things happening. He talked to me about that and I said you know what? I think I want to have an impact on the community and the city. My sophomore year at UCLA I shadowed the mayor and followed the mayor throughout his press conferences and I just loved the impact and the involvement he had on the city. L.A. needs to change so much and it can change so much.
(What was the key to set the rushing records at UCLA?)
Man, God. Just God and my faith. And having a great offensive line. Great offensive linemen. Unselfish wide receivers blocking downfield and just working hard. Just hard work and dedication; with hard work and faith all things are possible. And all things can happen.
(Are you an inside runner or outside runner?)
I love the game of football. I would love the ball in my hands. If you want me to run inside? I will do that. You want me to run it outside? So be it. If you want to throw to me, it doesn't matter. I just love the game of football and I've got to constantly improve my game and get better.
(How familiar are you with the Packers?)
I used to love Clay Matthews. This is the first time I will ever admit that, now that I can; I used to love watching him at USC. He's a great player. I'm excited. And I used to be a big Antonio Freeman fan and I used to love watching Brett Favre. I am excited to get up there and start working.
(After the Packers drafted Eddie Lacy, did you think they would still be a possibility for you?)
I wasn't really thinking about: where? I was just taking it all one moment at a time. One pick at a time. Whoever drafted me, it was going to be a blessing to me. I'm excited to get up there. I know Eddie is as well.
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Does anyone out there have a clean solution the the knocking sound of the key fob knocking against the steering column?
I know I could take the fob off the key... but other than that? My Jetta had a little piece of rubber mounted where the fob (or other keys) would hit the column.
I guess I could glue a bit of rubber on there. Naybe dynamat the inside of the steering column cover.... The hollow, hard-plastic knocking noise is driving me nuts!


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Will Onondaga County join the growing list of counties calling for repeal of NY SAFE Act?
Fri, 22 Feb 2013 17:28:52 GMT — Onondaga County may join a growing list of counties calling for repeal of the NY SAFE Act.Legislator Kevin Holmquist told reporters Friday that he will sponsor a resolution at the Onondaga County Legislature's session on March 5 calling upon the New York State Legislature to repeal the state's newest set of gun control laws.Last month, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the State Legislature enacted the NY SAFE Act, which is considered the toughest gun control law in the nation. The act was passed and signed into law within two days without going through the usual committee process.Holmquist says the NY SAFE Act was "passed with emotion rather than facts." He says the laws make law abiding New Yorkers less safe.He also objects to the manner in which the act was passed without going through the normal legislative process that would include public hearings. Prior to the meeting of the full legislature on March 5th, Holmquist says the Onondaga County Legislature's Ways and Means Committee may also take up the resolution when in meets on Monday, February 25th.So far 29, of 62, New York counties have passed similar resolutions calling for repeal of the gun control laws, according to Jacob J. Rieper, Vice President of Legislative & Political Affairs of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association. The Rifle and Pistol Association is currently In the process of filing a lawsuit to overturn the NY SAFE Act. The counties that have passed resolutions include Oswego, Jefferson, Oneida, Madison, Herkimer, Lewis, Wayne, Yates counties in Central New York. The Erie County Legislature was the latest to act.Rieper says there are 11 counties with pending resolutions, including Onondaga, Chenango, and Cayuga in Central New York.Among other things, the NY SAFE Act redefines and restricts the ownership of "assault weapons," bans high capacity magazines by limiting them to 7 rounds, requires background checks on the purchase of ammunition, attempts to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill, and requires 5 year renewals for pistol permits.Holmquist spoke out at a news conference called by the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department informing pistol permit holders of a form to withhold their permit records from public disclosure.Chief John Balloni told reporters that the NY SAFE Act "was not well thought out." He says it was "hastily put together without debate."Balloni says the Act will further complicate the process by which the Sheriff's Department issues pistol permits.Balloni also pointed out that the New York State Sheriff's Association has issued a position paper that takes issue with many of the provisions of the gun control laws.He says rather than reduce gun ownership, the NY SAFE Act has caused a "run on guns."Balloni says the pistol permit office has been inundated with people registering new gun purchases and applying for new permits. Balloni says people wishing to apply for a handgun permit are on a 15 month waiting list just to make an appointment to begin the application process. Officials hope a new computer system and extra personnel will help ease the backlog.


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For gluten free awareness I would go 5 stars but the food was good but unremarkable. Their menu was not extensive however there was variety - chicken, pork, steak, etc in addition to the seafood.
Extensive gf menu.
Amazing! Love their gluten free menu. Went for my birthday, the servers are so attentive and aware. Had the mussels for an app with gluten free bread (d-Lish!), grilled steak with scallops, and sautéed spinach, and the most delicious blueberry creme brûlée for my birthday dessert. I highly recommend this restaurant for a good quality gluten free meal, I was so pleased!
Amazing Salmon & Mushroom Risotto, Great Mussels w/ GF Toast Points, the best GF Desert I've ever had...the Boat House Brownie! They have Titos Vodka & GF Beer! Outstanding service & a wonderful atmosphere/beautiful views! Defiantly would reccomended. Our new summer Resturant spot!
Very good menu. We'll prepared and high quality. We'll worth the ride to Tiverton and great views!
Server was knowledgable on menu items GF, front of house manager and someone from kitchen came out to acknowledge and ask if there was anything else they could accommodate, offered GF bread - love the food and atmosphere here. Can't say enough positive things!
Manager came to the table to introduce herself and assure me that the kitchen was aware of my allergy and all items I had ordered were GF. Food was a little expensive but well worth it.
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Thousands Come Clean as IRS Gets $2.7 Billion
The Internal Revenue Service has taken in a total of $2.7 billion from holders of offshore bank accounts, the agency said as it announced that 12,000 taxpayers responded to the second round of a partial amnesty program.
IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman said yesterday that the agency's emphasis on international tax enforcement prompted more people than anticipated to accept penalties and reveal their accounts.
"The results we're seeing today were unthinkable just a few short years ago," he said on a conference call with reporters. "The world has clearly changed."
The results mark the continuation of the IRS's beefed-up enforcement efforts, which include the voluntary programs as well as prosecutions with the Department of Justice.
"You'd have to be living in a hole not to know that the U.S. government is really focused on offshore tax evasion, getting better at it," Shulman said.
He declined to comment on U.S. efforts to obtain account information from Swiss banks, other than to confirm that the U.S. and Swiss governments are discussing the issue.
"This effort was never about Switzerland," Shulman said. "A lot of Swiss banks aren't taking these kinds of accounts anymore, and they're really trying hard to move forward."
Deferred Prosecution
In 2009, the U.S. and UBS AG (UBSN) reached a deferred-prosecution agreement under which the bank paid $780 million. Since then, the U.S. has been prosecuting clients of UBS, HSBC Holdings Plc and other banks around the world.
Bloomberg News reported in June that information from hundreds of interviews of U.S. account holders in the voluntary disclosure program helped form the basis of an indictment of four Europe-based bankers at Credit Suisse Group AG in February and a U.S. civil action against HSBC Holdings Plc.
Tax lawyers differed over whether the IRS would offer a third program of reduced penalties to offshore bank clients.
Richard Sapinski, a lawyer at Sills, Cummis & Gross P.C. in Newark, New Jersey, said another partial amnesty program would undermine tax compliance.
"They probably would be very hesitant to have a third program," Sapinski said. "It would be like catching a bus. You miss one and you wait for the next one."
William Sharp, a partner with Sharp Kemm P.A. of Tampa, Florida and Zurich, said the IRS may not have a choice.
10 Banks
Sharp said U.S. authorities are poised to take enforcement action against as many as 10 banks, which he estimated could yield tens of thousands of previously undisclosed accounts held by U.S. citizens.
"It's a function of the numbers; it's a matter of sheer administrative necessity," Sharp said. "There's going to be a huge run for voluntary disclosure."
The voluntary program allowed U.S. taxpayers with offshore accounts to come forward and pay back taxes and penalties to likely avoid prosecution.
The program's initial round in 2009 yielded $2.2 billion in taxes, interest and penalties from 15,000 taxpayers, Shulman announced yesterday.
An additional 3,000 taxpayers came forward after that program ended, and 12,000 more declared accounts this year under the 2011 program, which had a deadline of Sept. 9 and less generous terms than the previous version. Shulman said the 2011 program has yielded $500 million so far, and he expects that to increase because the total doesn't include many penalties.
Shulman declined to discuss the geographic distribution of those who participated in the 2011 program.
The total number of filers was "more than I expected in the second round," said Mark Matthews, a Washington-based tax attorney at Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP and a former IRS deputy commissioner. Overall, "a lot of practitioners think this was one of the most successful tax-compliance actions in history," he said.
Matthews said he'd like the IRS to issue guidance now that the disclosure initiative has ended.
"What do we do now?" Matthews asked. Those who have come forward, he said, are "still only a fraction of the people who have these accounts."
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Fire damages Bristol home during blizzard
Fire seriously damaged the home of Chip and Jennifer Cavallaro at 48 Mulberry St., adding to the impact of the Blizzard of 2013.
On Sunday, Feb. 10, at approximately 10:15 a.m., fire crews from Bristol and Warren were called to the scene, where they found the three-bedroom house ablaze. Firefighters carried hoses through nearly two feet of snow to battle the blaze, as well as gaining access using the ladder truck from Defiance Company.
Smoke poured from the roof of the home as firefighters used an ax and a chainsaw to ventilate the roof and attack the blaze. The southwest corner of the home was heavily damaged, in a bedroom area. It appeared the fire had also heavily damaged the attic, causing the ceiling to collapse.
No one was home at the time of the blaze. The family's pet dog and cat were rescued unharmed.
While firefighters fought the cold and the fire, Mr. and Mrs. Cavallaro watched from the street. Friends and neighbors offered comfort and stood with the couple.
"We don't really know what happened," Mr. Cavallaro said, hoping he could get inside to survey the damage.
As the fire was doused, firefighters emerged with a handful of belongings that appeared to be framed photographs. The items were handed to Mr. Cavallaro.
"My son saved everything," he said of the collection of momentos likely lost in the fire.
The couple's son is currently studying out of the country.
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The Conservative government is considering a new money-making plan that would allow it to sell private-sector advertising on the government's Job Bank website.
The Globe and Mail has learned that federal officials are examining ways to raise millions from the website, which currently posts more than a million jobs per year. Canadians visiting the site could ultimately find themselves looking at ads from private-sector companies that would be targeted at them based on their location and the search terms they enter.
The possibility of ads running on a Government of Canada website is raising questions and concern over the type of ads that would be allowed and the criteria public servants would use to decide which companies or organizations would be approved to place ads.
Employment and Social Development Canada – the department responsible for the Job Bank site – paid $93,318 last year to U.S. firm Forrester Consulting for advice on two highly unusual options.
The consulting firm's September, 2013, report provides detailed analysis of two scenarios: selling the Job Bank website to the private sector for as much as $200-million or raising revenue from the site by selling ads and/or charging user fees.
As part of the Conservative government's push to balance the books, all federal departments are under pressure to cut costs and find assets that could be sold or privatized. This month's budget included $11.8-million over two years to "enhance" the Jobbank.gc.ca site by launching a job-matching service. However, internal documents reveal the government is looking at much bigger changes.
A federal government source says both full privatization and user fees have been rejected internally, but Ottawa has not ruled out selling ad space.
The consultant's report – obtained via Access to Information for The Globe and Mail by Ottawa researcher Ken Rubin – estimates selling online ads could bring in about $2.6-million a year. A further $2.9-million a year could be raised by offering a "Corporate Customer Solution" similar to LinkedIn that would allow users to make more targeted searches for a fee.
The report further estimates that $19-million a year could be raised by charging employers a fee to post jobs, but warns this could cut the number of jobs on the site by more than half. An example in the report gives an idea of what the site would look like under the "digital ad revenues" scenario.
"If a job seeker searches for 'carpenter' positions and their [Internet Protocol] address is in Ontario, then ads for Ontario-based hardware stores would come up to the side of job search results," the report states. The consultant report also warns this "partial privatization" option carries a potential downside.
"Digital Ads can clutter a webpage, and deter potential job seekers," it states. , adding that "one of the stated advantages of the current website is its clean appearance and straightforward design."
Jonathan Rose, a Queen's University political science professor who specializes in government advertising, said the idea raises a lot of questions.
"This is the commercialization of government space. That's fascinating," he said. Mr. Rose said it is possible the government is trying to raise the value of the site at first by selling ads before trying to sell it for a higher price down the road. Mr. Rose said there would need to be clarity over how users of the site are tracked and what kind of ads public servants would allow. For instance, he noted that it is not clear whether political parties or interest groups could advertise campaigns related to government policy.
"It really does blur the line," he said. "The decisions about the kind of advertisers, what's done with the data and the like raises all sorts of questions."
The report notes that job sites have been sold to competitors for large sums in recent years. For instance, Yahoo bought HotJobs for $436-million in 2002, Torstar valued Workopolis at $300-million in 2008, Monster bought Trovix for $72.5-million in 2008 and then bought Yahoo HotJobs in 2010 for $225-million.
The consultants hired by Ottawa examined what took place in 2007, when the U.S. Department of Labour shut down a similar site called "America's Job Bank." The Department of Labour official responsible for the closing told the consultants the U.S. made the decision it "didn't want to be in the business of selling an asset and picking a winner."Report Typo/Error
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1. [Don't forget you need to wear a black hat!]
2. There are 4 Make and Take activities. You may choose to do 1 of these, but don't feel obligated if you would rather just socialize. Most of these are limited to 10 people, so let me know quickly which one you would like to do - its first come first served! See below:
A. WICKED WANDS.... These are not your ordinary wands - they are gnarly! More like Harry Potter and less like Fairy godmother.
How fun to create a vignette like this...
B. FASCINATING FEDORAS.... A mini top hat or conical hat on headbands. They are ready to be embellished with all kinds of fascinating trims, charms, and your own signature touches. (The pictures below are only examples - your hat will vary and be uniquely your own.
C. PRETTY POTIONS.... Create a sparkling potion in a bottle - labels and embellishments are provided to make a very cool concoction...
and a little spooky, too.
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World Music is having a sale on the following Strats...right AND lefties! lol

with coupon code "BobGetsAmexi" you can get that basic for $379

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BeschreibungIn this fascinating book, one of the world's most eminent developmental biologists discusses some of the exciting new insights into how genes control development. Walter Gehring describes in vivid detail his essential contributions to the landmark discovery of the homeobox, a characteristic DNA segment found in the genes of all higher organisms from the fruitfly to humans, and he explains how this has provided the key to our modern understanding of development and evolution. The book thus becomes not only a lucid discussion of genetics but also an engaging description of the art of scientific investigation.Gehring begins his story by looking at the work of the many researchers who laid the foundation for the fields of molecular, cellular, and developmental biology, providing insightful vignettes of past and present investigators. He then describes his laboratory's hunt for the gene that caused odd mutations in the fruitfly -- in which, for example, antennae on the head were transformed into legs. He explains that researchers eventually found that fine same master control genes that dictate the body plan in flies also pattern human bodies, limbs, hands, heart, and brain. And he illustrates the universality of the genetic control of development by describing the development of the eye; eyes as different as those of humans, squids, and flies, he shows, develop under the same master control gene.
Untertitel: 'Terry Lectures (Hardcover)'. Sprache: Englisch.
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Former world badminton champion Jun Nie, second from left, was a special guest instructor at a recent workshop at the Junior Badminton Training Centre in Stratford. The centre runs classes Tuesdays and Thursdays at Stratford Town Hall.
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If you build it they will come.
That thought has made many an entrepreneur rich so the P.E.I. Junior Badminton Training Centre (JBTC) in Stratford hopes for similar results by raising the level of the sport on P.E.I.
To help with that goal the centre invited Chinese national team coaches Jun Nie and his son Wen Yan for a weeklong visit stuffed full of activities and coaching recently at the Stratford Rec Centre. Jun Nie and Wen Yan played against local talent in exhibition matches.
Yan is a former Jiangsu Province champion and won a Chinese national group championship title.
Raising the sport's profile is a worthy goal, Yan said after his match, and one he's committed to. He's staying a year on P.E.I. to lend his abilities to the centre.
"First of all, it's a good (thing) for teaching and improving the level of badminton in the city," said Yan, 25, whose parents gave him the choice of gymnastics or badminton when he was younger. "We want to build interest for it in the kids and then build its (competitive) level."
The kids are interested and it showed in the courtside "oohs" and "aahs" and clapping hands during and after every shot, lunge and smash Yan and his father took in their matches.
Sam Yuan, 9, was one of those sideline oglers. He lives with his parents Bob and May in Charlottetown.
"(I like it) because it's fun and exciting," said Yuan, who's been playing for about a year.
Also courtside was Stratford's Dylan Batchilder, 10.
"It was really good this week to see all these famous people," he said. "I want to be that good someday."
Jun Nie and Wen Yan are products of a powerhouse world-level program that's state-sponsored and draws from a huge player pool.
Roughly 100 million people play the sport in China so the talent needed to reach the top of the Chinese program prepares athletes for world competition.
For proof, at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, the Chinese badminton team won three out of a possible five gold medals, including men's singles, women's singles and women's doubles.
At the 2012 Olympics, China won gold in all five categories (men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles), as well as two silvers and a bronze medal.
For Jun Nie, a world champion in 1990, success is a product of support and teaching, which begins in places like the JBTC, where players can learn and improve.
"The more training they have the faster they can grow," he said through an interpreter.
Charlottetown native Mark Brown is a fan of what the centre's aiming for.
Brown is stalwart on the Island badminton scene. He's the senior men's champion for 2014 and teamed with his brother Andrew to earn this year's men's senior doubles provincial title.
"It's going to increase the popularity of badminton," said Brown. "I'm going to help out when I can. I wish there was a centre like this when I started. Maybe I'll learn a thing or two."


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District Spelling Bee
38 fifth through eighth grade Alachua county students stepped up to the mic at the district spelling bee.
The bee came down to one word: geta, which according to the dictionary, is a Japanese flip flop. Something the champion, Pierce Tolar, 12, has never worn, but knows how to spell.
"Everybody else did their best, and it was really fun to compete like this," said Tolar.
The last three competitors included Tolar and Alexandra Ro, 11, Oak Hall Middle School and Meenali Patel, 11, Oak View Middle School.
Tolar is home-schooled in Gainesville, and will move on to the regional competition in Jacksonville in February.
The regional winner then advances to nationals in Washington D.C. Tolar says he and his mom studied over a thousand words to prepare for the spelling bee.
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The Taj Mahal At Last!
Trip Start Mar 29, 2007
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We left Hyderabad on a late night flight to Delhi where we knew we'd have to spend one night. It sucks, but if you want to take the morning train to Agra from Delhi, you really have no choice but to fly to Delhi the night before and spend $100 for a crap room for a few hours of sleep. Fortunately we knew a decent hotel from a previous trip to Delhi so our overnight stay there wasn't so bad. However...we did notice a funky mirror in our room that looked like something out of a police lineup...meaning we thought it looked like a one-way mirror and people could be on the other side checking us out
Saturday morning we're up at 5AM to catch our 6:30 AM train to Agra. Believe it or not, this would be my first train ride in India which is somewhat amazing because India's train network is huge and goes everywhere for very little money. I read on seat61.com that the India rail network has over 39,000 miles (63,000 km) of rail routes and 6,800 stations making it the third largest network in the world after Russia and China, and the biggest in the world in terms of passenger kilometers. Indian Railways are also the world's biggest employer, with over 1.5 million staff on the payroll...wow.. And in the upper classes, the trains are actually pretty comfortable. The early morning train from Delhi to Agra is a popular tourist trains full of people just making the day trip to Agra to spend a day at the Taj. We however are overnighting in Agra so we're also towing along a couple bags of luggage as we get dropped off at the central train station around 6AM. The train station is "interesting"...imagine hundreds of locals camped out and pretty much sleeping in every piece of floor space outside the station. It's so full of people who have obviously been there all night sleeping, that we have to pick up our roller bags to get through to the station platform
Our driver and guide showed up around 11 and we were off to the Taj Mahal. About 3 blocks before the Taj, all vehicles are banned and we had to take a horse and buggy the rest of way. Because I'm an Indian resident and Tanya speaks a bit of Hindi, we got in on the Resident rate of 20 rupees (less than 50 cents) vs. the foreigner rate of 750 rupees (close to $20)...it's good to be a resident. :) Our guide start explaining more about the Taj, how it was built by a former emperor in honor of his favorite wife (read more about the Taj here)...many of the stories I've already heard. To be honest I was expecting a bit of a let down from the Taj just because over the past 20 months people have gone on-and-on about it and I guess I felt it would be hard to live up to such large expectations. As you enter the main grounds and enter thru a gate, the Taj really doesn't disappoint. It's indeed beautiful and it might even be worth a second visit sometime before I leave India. We spent a good two hours just checking this place out including the tomb chamber where you can see some amazing semi-precious stone inlay work. There are so many places to take your obligatory Taj photos and we definitely did our fair share of photo-taking.
After the Taj we heading off to Agra Fort (which you can read more about here)
After our full day of touring we headed back to the hotel for some rest and relaxation (read: nap time). I have to say again...Kudo's to the ITC Mugal Sheraton for giving us a suite...it was an amazing room and we both thoroughly enjoyed everything the room had to offer (including lot's of free amenities). Dinner was in the hotel and was a bit of a let down. Living in South India for nearly 20 months has really changed my palette and I need a bit of spice in my food in order to enjoy it. The buffet at the hotel had to be the blandest food I have ever tasted
The next day was departure day from India, but out train to Jaipur didn't leave until 7PM that evening...so we decided this would be our lazy day and we basically did nothing. After sleeping in, we took a stroll around the hotel property which was beautiful and huge. We had a big breakfast then went back up to our rooms to pack. We went ahead and checked out but decided to spend the entire day at the hotel spa and pool. The hotel's spa is called the Kaya Kalp is was recently voted as the best "City Spa" in the world...and it was definitely nice. First stop was the pool where we had a light lunch (I had a great salmon sandwich). After digesting for a bit we went into the spa for our massages. As is typical, I slept through most of mine while Tanya laughed thru most of hers (she's a bit ticklish). The men and women's dressing rooms were huge and both had large hot tubs, lounge areas, cold plunge pools, showers and lockers. We both took our time getting ready and met in the spa lobby to settle the bill. A quick cab ride later we were at the Agra train station trying to figure out which platform our train to Jaipur would be departing from. After asking 4 people and getting 4 different answers we finally started to receive some consistent responses and went over to our platform. The homeless-kid-begging-mafia was in full force and Tanya bought them off with some food and treats. Our train arrived as the sun set and Tanya and I made our way to our AC-Sleeper 2nd class cabin which was fine for our 4 hour journey. The ride was uneventful except when Tanya and I tried to learn how to play chess. In our first game I beat her in like 7 moves and she decided we shouldn't play anymore. :-) Next stop Jaipur!


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exist within a single SQL database. For this reason, I use the word "database" only when I am referring to the SQL database.
In and Out
The repository exists on a server machine which is far away from the desktop machine containing the working folder where the developer does her work. The word "far" in the previous sentence is intended to mean anything from a few centimeters to thousands of kilometers. The physical distance doesn't really matter. The SCM tool provides the ability to communicate between the client and the server over TCP/IP, whether the network is a local Ethernet or an Internet connection to another continent.
Because of this separation between working folder and repository, the most frequently used features of an SCM tool are the ones which help us move things back and forth between them. Let's define some terms:
Add: A repository starts out completely empty, so we need to "Add" things to it. Using the "Add Files" command in Vault you can specify files or folders on your desktop machine which will be added to the repository.
Get: When we copy things from the repository to the working folder, we call that operation "Get." Note that this operation is usually used when retrieving files that we do not intend to edit. The files in the working folder will be read-only.
Checkout: When we want to retrieve files for the purpose of modifying them, we call that operation "Checkout." Those files will be marked writable in our working folder. The SCM server will keep a record of our intent.
Checkin: When we send changes back to the repository, we call that operation "Checkin." Our working files will be marked back to read-only and the SCM server will update the repository to contain new versions of the changed files.
Note that these definitions are merely starting points. The descriptions above correspond to the behavior of SourceSafe and Vault (with its default settings). However, we will see later that other tools (such as CVS) work somewhat differently, and Vault can optionally be configured in a mode which matches the behavior of CVS.
Terminology note: Some SCM tools use these words a bit differently. Vault and SourceSafe use the word "checkout" as a command which specifically communicates the intent to edit a file. For CVS, the "checkout" command is used to retrieve files from the repository regardless of whether the user intends to edit the files or not. Some SCM tools use the word "commit" instead of the word "checkin". Actually, Vault uses either of these terms, for reasons that will be explained in a later chapter.
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Your repository is more than just an archive of the current version of your code. Actually, it is an archive of every version of your code. Your repository contains history. It contains every version of every file that has ever been checked in to the repository. For this reason, I like to think of a source control tool as a time machine.
The ability to travel back in time can be extremely useful for a software project. Suppose we need the ability to retrieve a copy of our source code exactly as it looked on April 28th, 2002. An SCM tool makes this kind of thing easy to do.
An even more common case is the situation where a piece of code looks goofy and nobody can figure out why. It's handy to be able to look back at the history and understand when and why a certain change happened.
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Smart grid round-up
Lotsa smart grid news these days:
Barack Obama announced $3.4 billion in stimulus funding for smart grid projects. A good chunk of that goes to smart meter deployment and demand response programs. Another huge chunk goes to grid modernization. $3.4 billion isn't that much in the scheme of things, but cash-for-clunkers haters can feel good that real money is being steered toward energy efficiency.
Meanwhile, smart meters have been provoking a backlash in California. The problem appears to be mainly a case of bad timing: many of the smart meters were installed just before the weather got warmer, corresponding to a general rise in energy use. Worse, the utility enacted a rate hike around the same period. Many customers, assuming that the meters themselves are to blame for their higher bills, are complaining loudly enough to get state legislators involved. Memo to utilities: be mindful when you roll out smart meter programs.
Tyler Hamilton makes the point that pitching smart meters as a boon to ratepayers is probably a dumb idea in general:
> Lets face it, initially smart meters are about helping utilities manage their networks better i.e. they can pinpoint problems and do more detailed analysis of individual household, neighbourhood, and community power consumption, improving system planning and maintenance operations and preparing utilities for increased distributed generation in their service territories. By making this seem like some gift to consumers, as has been done, utilities open themselves up to consumers expecting certain results.
This sounds about right. Smart meters should mostly be billed as a necessary infrastructure upgrade, not as some sort of awesome new electronic toys.
Finally, Ecofactor is working on a smart thermostat that not only learns about homeowners temperature preferences, but also dynamically adjusts itself based on constantly updated local weather info. The product is currently on trial in Texas. Among its tricks is the ability to "pre-cool" homes to shift electricity demand away from peak times.
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Let me make clear from the beginning that what I write is in NO way comparing actions of the Israel government to actions of Nazi Germany. Israel's detention of refugees and asylum seekers is NOT a modern version of the Holocaust. That issue is not what concerns this blog. Israel leaders are furious at attempts by people from Africa to seek refuge in their land. Thousands are fleeing from war torn areas of Africa in hope they can find work and safety in Israel. There are about 53,000 refugees in a nation of over five million people. Israelis forget that PRIOR to the Holocaust, thousands of Jews attempted to flee Germany and seek refuge in other countries. Opponents of their requests used the exact same comment how refugees "pose a threat to the state's Jewish character" only in the 1930s it was Jewish refugees who posed a threat to the Christian character of France or Belgium or England.
A UN Refugee agency now charges Israel for violation of international law by holding refugees in detention for at least a year or more without any legal opportunity for refugees to argue they need asylum from terrorism in their native land. During the 1930s, those who fought for protection of the rights of Jews argued for aiding those in need of refuge. Today, it is Jews who deny others protection against death. By the way, what exactly is the "Jewish character?" I was taught that to be a Jew meant one respected human dignity and aided those seeking escape from death.


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The Gainesville Community Jazz Band will perform at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza Friday, May 24, at 8 p.m. as part of the "Free Fridays" Concert Series.
Formed in the summer of 2007, the Gainesville Community Jazz Band is a 17-piece jazz ensemble that plays a wide range of big band styles such as traditional swing, dance, Latin, jazz fusion and contemporary jazz. Under the direction of Marco Thomas, along with the vocals of Pattie Glenn, the band delivers a rich full sound from Basie to Ellington, Gershwin to Miller, Porter to Mercer, Vegas to Broadway and favorite '60s television soundtracks.
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John Tavares (and Team Canada) may be eliminated from the IIHF World Championships; he is still very much alive in the EA Sports NHL 13 Cover Vote.
Voting begins today, as the Islander all-star goes head to head with Detroit Red wings forward Pavel Datsyuk. Tavares knocked out Jordan Eberle in the first round of the cover vote.
"I'm flattered that I am moving onto the next round of the EA Sports NHL13 Cover Vote," Tavares told the Islanders' team website. "I've always said that we have amazing fans on Long Island that support this team. I appreciate the hours of voting they've put in for me and look forward to seeing what they can do as I'm up next against one of the NHL's great players, Pavel Datsyuk. Don't count Islander fans out, they'll always end up surprising you."
Tavares has received endorsements from several other NHL players like P.K. Subban, Patrick Sharp, Steven Stamkos, and his fellow Islander teammates.
Rival Henrik Lundqvist is also in the second round of the competition going up against Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators.
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THE BASICSWHERE:Whaleback Mountain, NH
WHEN:March 16-17, 2012
TICKETS: $100 2-day pass + lift tickets
CAMPING: No
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THE SCENELIFT Festival is your first taste of a brand new, two-day, elevated music experience in the heart of New Hampshire Ski Country. Its founders and organizers are a friendly team of veteran music fans at heart. LIFT Festival organizers have attended every major U.S. festival as both patrons and staff members, and are dedicated to delivering a welcoming, unique winter music experience that they'll love just as much as you do.
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October 27, 2013
LUSCIOUS Fall '13 is OUT!
Hello friends,
I can't believe it's already been a year since we first launched LUSCIOUS. What started as a spur of a moment idea turned into such a great adventure and a passion project for both Ewelina and me. We have been very pleasantly surprised by the overwhelming response and wonderful reactions we have received since day one. Four issues, over 200.000 views and numerous features in the press and online later, we are starting to think of the future of LUSCIOUS and are excited about the coming year.
I really hope you will enjoy this Fall edition and as always I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Thank you to my guest contributors Denise, Danny & Dieter for making this issue even more special.
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verb. argue, discuss
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The home of the blues and the birthplace of rock, Memphis is synonymous with music, whether it's streaming out of blues clubs on Beale Street, bellowing from speakers at Graceland, or oozing out of indie nightclubs in Midtown. But Tennessee's largest city is also a culinary mecca. Sure, there's no shortage of barbecue joints here, but with a recent influx of seasonal menus and artisanal cocktail bars, Memphis has joined the ranks of sophisticated culinary outposts like New Orleans. Together, beats and bites have made this city on the Mississippi a cultural tour de force—the perfect place to spend a night on the town.
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Spread out over 19 floors in the heart of the city, the Memphis Marriott Downtown is situated just a few blocks from the river and within walking distance of Beale Street, B.B. King's Blues Club, and a number of great restaurants. It caters to leisure travelers with an indoor pool and an outdoor balcony, a well-equipped fitness center, and the ever-popular Trolley Stop Bar. And when hunger strikes, the Magnolia Grille—serving three meals a day—dishes up a variety of Memphis-inspired contemporary cuisine. Each of 590 guest rooms at this AAA Three Diamond hotel is appointed with a plush Revive pillow-top mattress, a spacious work area, a chair with ottoman, and a 32-inch flat-screen TV.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit, among other things, ranks cities. It's offered a "Liveability Index" in the past but now enhances it with spatial characteristics for a new, improved "Spatially Adjusted Livability Index." The seven spatial considerations: sprawl, green space, natural assets, culturual assetts, connectivity, isolation and pollution.
None of the top 10 are in the U.S.; they include: Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Paris and Toronto
None of the bottom 10 are in the U.S. either: they include: Tehran, Lusaka, Lagos and Karachi.
The top U.S. city, Washington DC was 14th.


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Kimono Coat
Sometimes it is good to try out other shapes or cuts. This is the first time I bought myself a kimono coat. I like the soft beige teamed up with leather, what do you think?
Kimono Coat -H&M Trend
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