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Staybridge Suites Denver-Cherry Creek
Denver Hotel's Cherry Creek Location Inspires
Overlooking Cherry Creek and minutes from downtown Denver attractions, the Staybridge Suites® Denver - Cherry Creek hotel is central to all that Denver has to offer. Travelers enjoy this extended stay hotel's convenient location in the south Denver area, as well as its spacious suites and extra amenities. The 26-mile-long Cherry Creek Trail is just steps from the front door of the hotel, encouraging visitors to experience the beautiful natural surroundings.
Business travelers welcome the hotel's proximity to the Denver Convention Center, only five miles away and Infinity Park Events Center just around the corner. The Cherry Creek location is also convenient to the state's capitol, government offices and major downtown Denver businesses.
This extended stay hotel's location in Denver is also convenient for leisure travelers. Sports fans appreciate the short drive to Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Elitch Gardens Theme Park is also near the hotel. Denver City Park, home to the Denver Zoo, is less than five miles away for our guests.
In addition to beautiful surroundings and a convenient location, the Staybridge Suites® Denver Cherry Creek hotel features a host of amenities and a friendly staff to help make your stay a pleasure. Take advantage of the complimentary Wi-Fi access and enjoy this all-suite hotel, which gives guests room to spread out, space to work and a place to relax.
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This hotel was very nice! It felt like a mini apartment. Will stay again.

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Oregon lawmakers urge HHS to fix costly glitch
LOFT youth homeless shelter lost grant funds
WASHINGTON - Oregon Rep. Greg Walden and senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden sent a letter Monday to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius regarding an online submission tool glitch that cost the LOFT youth homeless shelter in Bend a key grant.
The shelter recently lost their primary federal grant funding because of a glitch in the website used to process the application.
The letter calls on Secretary Sebelius to ensure that their grant application process is improved so that a glitch such as this does not happen again, and asks how HHS plans to prevent similar situations during future grant solicitations.
Earlier this fall, the Cascade Youth & Family Center and its LOFT program said it received a federal Street Outreach grant of about $109,000.
But a Walden aide said that apparently is a different, one-time grant, not the 5-year grant they rely on for 70 percent of their funding
Here's the full text of the three lawmakers' letter:
Dear Secretary Sebelius:
We write regarding a grant application submitted to the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) by the Cascade Youth and Family Center in Bend, Oregon. The organization operates a youth homeless shelter called Living Options for Teens (LOFT), which since 2003 has served countless young men and women with a wide variety of programs and services.
The grant has been awarded in the past, but was not this time. According to information provided by the federal program, the grant application did not contain budget and budget justification documents. Those documents, of course, are vital to the award of any grant.
In its September 30, 2012 grant denial letter to the LOFT, ACF stated "the applicant failed to include a detailed line-item budget" within its grant request. However, according to the LOFT program, and as evidenced by the documents submitted to our offices, the LOFT program's request did in fact include a full budget and justification document. In fact, the LOFT's director was able to view its completed grant application, including all necessary documents, upon logging onto its Grants.gov profile.
The director of the LOFT program believes it was because of an error in the program that was used to upload the grant application. That error, according to the director, caused the grant application to be re-formatted and caused it to be longer than required by the rules for the grant.
According to the LOFT program director, an HHS official confirmed the software glitch was of no fault of the LOFT program, but stated that because the submission deadline had passed there was nothing that could be done.
Since, HHS has told congressional staff that the grant application was too long, and that the budget documents weren't considered for that reason. The LOFT program director is adamant that the application met the length requirements set by the grant application rules.
I'm sure you would agree that an answer of that nature is very frustrating, and unhelpful. While we certainly understand that software problems can occur, we do not believe that a glitch provides sufficient cause to deny an organization's grant request – particularly one that has done all in their power to fully comply with the government's requirements.
We understand that money for the grant has already been awarded, and that a re-evaluation of the grant proposals themselves is problematic. We strongly urge, however, that HHS take steps to make sure that its grant application works properly.
We also ask that HHS improve the grant application system to warn applicants if there is an error in the upload process, or if the applicants have made errors in their efforts to upload their documents. If the LOFT program had been aware that its budget documents had been cut off in the uploading process, it would have taken steps to make sure those documents had been included. Instead, the LOFT program had no opportunity to correct a situation that it believes was not of its making.
Please let us know how HHS plans to prevent similar situations during future grant solicitations.
The LOFT program provides an invaluable service to the residents of Bend and its surrounding areas, and we hope that this matter can be resolved quickly so that it may continue to serve its community. We look forward to your timely response to this important issue.


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Interoperability and stronger security for single sign-on to be delivered by Nok Nok Labs and Softex
Nok Nok Labs and Softex, professionals in Enterprise Single Sign On (ESSO), Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Data Protection (Self Encryption Drives) Solutions, recently announced their strategic partnership. The two companies will work together to ensure seamless, full interoperability on an ongoing basis between Softex's ESSO solution and Nok Nok Labs' Unified Authentication Infrastructure.
"Softex customers have come to rely on us for our innovative security software products and solutions for all computing devices," said Apurva Bhansali, CEO of Softex. "We saw a tremendous opportunity to work with Nok Nok Labs based on their focus to provide high end enterprises with advanced secure authentication. Large enterprises, technology providers and end users can greatly benefit from our relationship. As we move into a more robust security environment, our integration will give customers the most seamless experience to securely log into all their systems and applications."
For technology providers, enterprises and OEMs, annual costs of password management can add hundreds of dollars per user and has become a complex problem.
Softex will integrate with Nok Nok Labs' client software in order to deliver a combined solution that allows for flexible delivery between the respective offerings to meet individual customer requirements.
"Based on their focus on eliminating the cost and risks associated with managing multiple passwords and their 3 million licenses shipped worldwide, we are proud to announce Softex as our partner," said Phillip Dunkelberger, CEO of Nok Nok Labs. "Softex is committed in building relationships with world-class OEMs, resellers and distributors around the globe and we look forward to working with them and their partners to deliver a world class authentication solution that protects against increasingly sophisticated online threats and deliver more functionality."


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yes curse bubba and fix it, please.
Hi Guys,
I'm looking for advice on a sporterized Winchester M1917 rifle I picked up recently. The rifle has the sight ears intact and the barrel seems to be full length. The blueing looks original and is about 85 percent. No parkerizing. The stock has been cut down and the military front sight has been taken off and a new sight put in place of it. I would like to return it back to it's military configuration. Can the front sight be taken off and a military sight be put in place of it or should I look for a replacement barrel? Thanks.
yes curse bubba and fix it, please.
It depends completely upon how they initially 'removed' the front sight.
A lot of the people who 'sporterized' the 1917 did so by sawing the barrel off behind the front sight. This accomplished three things: 1: It got rid of what they considered an 'ugly' front sight, 2: Gave them a clean surface to mount the new front sight, and 3: shortened that somewhat awkward 26" original length barrel to something a bit more manageable.
If you don't have a chopped barrel (and you do say you don't) and if they didn't screw the barrel OD up to put the new front sight on it, restoration with the original barrel shouldn't be all that hard .
Unless you like to re-do your work, be sure to put the front barrel band back on the rifle BEFORE you put the original front sight back on it.
Hopefully they installed the front sight over the slot and it can be cleaned out to accept the woodruff key. That's needed to hold the front sight in alignment and for the pin to traverse.
Thanks Ronbo6,
Those were my thoughts too. I don't have the rifle with me yet, but I can measure the barrel length when I go to make a payment on it. I'm hoping it won't be too difficult and yes good point I'll make sure to put the front band on before installing the original sight. Thanks for reminding me!
Thanks JB White,
I was hoping they did install the new front sight over the slot and I hope I'll be able to clean it out so it can accept the woodruff key. Chances are if they didn't chop the barrel then they took the time to install the sight properly but I'll find out when I get into it.


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I'M pleased Wayne Rooney has been named the new England captain. Apart from Joe Hart, there's no one with the experience to wear the armband.
What alarms me is the squad Roy Hodgson has selected to play Norway this week.
While Newcastle fans will be happy with the inclusion of Jack Colback, and Aston Villa supporters will be applauding Fabian Delph's selection, both are not good enough.
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With the recent retirements of Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard from the international scene, choosing midfield replacements is quite hard, but Colback and Delph ?
Hodgson is beginning to scare me but who else could lead us ?
Tony Pulis with Tim Sherwood as his assistant perhaps but, knowing the FA, they will extend Roy's current deal.
Personally, I would rather have Keith Chegwin in charge.
Christopher Wardell, Darlington.


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Shh - don't tell AT about the no monetizing thing.
Let's be honest with each other here, too. How many of you will have your estimates done way before DT's submission deadline?
And there's no veil of secrecy here either. We've had and are still having tons of open discussion related to fiscal Q4 as we speak. Myself and several others have been fighting over whether we'll see more or less than 20 million iPhones (the mini-consensus is a sequential uptick, but how much more is under vigorous debate). Whether Apple can make $9 EPS this quarter. Whether Mac sales will be more like 4.1 million or 4.5 million units. There hasn't been as much talk about iPad, but you get the idea, and Oppenheimer's very clear remarks about increasing production already have most of us thinking over 11 million as a baseline. Plug Mac, iPhone and iPad in and you're already halfway to your fiscal Q4 estimate, really.
The Summer of AAPL is here. Enjoy it (responsibly) while it lasts.
AFB Night Owl Team™
Thanks, Steve.
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In my view, AFB should primarily be about benefiting its members and their understanding of AAPL and Apple, not utilizing embargoes and other strategies to somehow differentiate ourselves from the WS analysts. Pissing contest should not be the focus. I would rather learn from and contribute to this forum in way that benefits all members and others interested in AAPL.
I fear AFB is about to lose some of its intrinsic value in a bid to improve its brand on the Internet, which of course has no real value since we aren't trying to monetize this in any way.
There is no "brand." We provide information for readers. There are no "strategies" to compete with Wall Street analysts. If this is the consensus of the group, all AFB-related indexes that I've organized are now cancelled. I'm locking this topic and moving on.
Thank you to everyone who has participated in the indexes in the past. I have other things to do with my time.


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Really based my review on the experience and the vibe from the residents. I am looking for home to place my parent and their experience is paramount. This is the first place where all the residents seems happy and well adjusted to the community. The other stuff matters but it is clean and appears very well managed.
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I was really not impressed with the Millview community. The location would have worked well for my family, but after our tour we quickly ruled this one out.
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I visited this facility
I didn't like Millview, but the residents there were all seemingly very happy with it. I went in some of the rooms, and the staff was friendly and just fine, but it was the facility itself that I objected to. It was an old building -- almost depressing to me -- and it was kind of dark. It looked like the rugs all needed to be replaced. It gives the appearance of an old facility that needs to be ripped out and needs to be totally renovated. It was less expensive than some of the others. They were things going on, and the caregivers were very pleasant. I saw them working with people; they were good, very nice, and very caring. Location is good and accessibility is excellent. It's off of a very major highway, and it's close to Northway 87.
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The one that I didn't like was Millview. It was gloomy and dreary. It wasn't bright and cheerful. The colors were dark. It just seemed depressing. I wouldn't want to go there. I don't know much about the staff because no one really approached us when we went in that day. We kind of wandered around by ourselves.
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The greatest altitude at which a formal meal has been held is 6,805 m (22,326 ft) by Henry Shelford, Thomas Shelford, Nakul Misra Pathak, Robert Aitken, Robert Sully (all UK), Caio Buzzolini (Australia) and appointed butler Joshua Heming (UK), who dined on Lhakpa Ri, Tibet on 3 May 2004. The expedition team named "Henry Shelford's 30th birthday party" were set to dine on the summit of the 7,054 m (23,113 ft) mountain but hurricanes forced them to descend to a more sheltered spot. The team carried the tables, chairs and silver cutlery as part of the expedition and dined on a feast of caviar as a starter, duck for main course, chocolate bombe for dessert, cheese and wine, followed by birthday cake to finish.
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Mountain View – Home 278797 Villa
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Mountain View – Home 278797
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- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 4
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Villa / 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 17 km
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
Description from owner
Mountain view is a detached two bedroom villa and is situated 3 miles from the traditional French village of Arles-sur-Tech with panaramic views of the Pyrenees. Perpignan and the Mediterranean sea are just a 40 minute drive and 20 minutes to the Spanish border.
Mountain view is tastefully furnished and equipped to ensure your stay will be both comfortable and enjoyable. You can breakfast or lunch on the terrace whilst soaking in the breathtaking views or when too hot, sit under the grape vines to cool off. The large garden which has sunshine all day is the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun and enjoy a glass of wine or a cool and refreshing drink.
The villa has one double and one twin bedroom with separate toilet and spacious shower room. The living / dining room is light and airy with dual aspect, there are leather sofas, UK TV is provided via the internet and there is also French TV & DVD player with a selection of DVD's available, CD player and a
Mountain view is a detached two bedroom villa and is situated 3 miles from the traditional French village of Arles-sur-Tech with panaramic views of the Pyrenees. Perpignan and the Mediterranean sea are just a 40 minute drive and 20 minutes to the Spanish border.
Mountain view is tastefully furnished and equipped to ensure your stay will be both comfortable and enjoyable. You can breakfast or lunch on the terrace whilst soaking in the breathtaking views or when too hot, sit under the grape vines to cool off. The large garden which has sunshine all day is the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun and enjoy a glass of wine or a cool and refreshing drink.
The villa has one double and one twin bedroom with separate toilet and spacious shower room. The living / dining room is light and airy with dual aspect, there are leather sofas, UK TV is provided via the internet and there is also French TV & DVD player with a selection of DVD's available, CD player and a large and well equipped kitchen. The villa has both air conditioning and central heating making it suitable for year round holidays.
Through the three French doors there are several terraces with table & chairs all with views of the mountains and a BBQ situated next to the grapevine covered terrace. Electric gates secure the property with parking available for up to four vehicles and the property is surrounded by 1500m2 of land with various fruit trees and plants.There is also a garage providing ample storage
Mountain view is in a quite area yet only a short drive to the capital of the Pyrenees Oriental and lots of beaches and pretty villages such as Argeles-sur-mer with its long stretch of sandy beaches & port and Collioure where mountains merge with the sea with its beautiful bays and medieval castle and brightly coloured houses, shops & restaurants. The historical Roman spa town of Amelie-Les-Bains with its natural thermal springs are only a 10 minute drive and a 20 minute drive to the beautiful town of Ceret famous for its cherry festival and Museum of Modern Art.
30% non refundable deposit on booking, balance payment 8 weeks prior to vacation.
We ask for a refundable breakages deposit of £200 required with balance of rental and will be refunded within one week of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).
English & French speaking contact available.
Location description from owner
The Occitanie region
The Languedoc-Rousillon area borders the Mediterranean Sea to the east and the Pyrenees Mountains to the south. It has a Mediterranean Climate with hot dry summers, moderate springs and autumns and short winters with 300 days of sunshine a year.
It has lots of wildlife and spectacular coast line with some of the best beaches in France. The area has lots to offer such as mountains, rivers and lakes, ancient cities, abbeys & cathedrals, chateau's, Cathar Castles and Spa towns with their thermal springs and treatments.
The Pyrenees- Orientales region sits next to Spain and is rich in Catalan history with Cosmopolitan Perpignan as the Capital. Perpignan just 40 minutes away is a large vibrant Catalan city proud of its Rugby club and rich heritage and strong Catalan traditions, festivals, culture & food.
There are plenty of vineyards in the area and wine tasting is readily available and if you wish you could ski in the morning and be sipping wine at the beach in the afternoon. Sports available from a wide range of watersports, golf, cycling, skiing, canyoning, fishing & walking.
Arles sur Tech is situated in a beautiful valley in the Vallespir in the eastern Pyrenees. Arles sur Tech is a traditional French village and the Abbey Sainte Marie is the focal point and dates back to the eighth century.
The village has all the essential amenities 4-5 restaurants and takeaway pizzeria,a number of bakers and butchers and a number of cafes/bars and other shops along with a Spar/mini market which provides most provisions needed.
It also has it's own Tourist Office which has a range of activities available in the ares and a calendar of local events, festivals and markets.
The river Tech which runs near to the house and through Arles sur Tech village is used by bathers and fishermen and in the summer there is a bar, BBQ and boules area.
The villa is ideally situated for lovers of the outdoor, there are plenty of walking paths and trails and a 9 hole golf courses 10 minutes drive in Amelie les Bains. The Domaine de Falgos is a top quality golf course in a unique location south facing, by the Spanish border at the foot of Mount Canigou and overlooking the bay of Rosas. There is horse riding, cycling, watersports, cross country skiing, adventure parks and mountain trails to explore all within a short distance and the famous Gorges du Fou is just a 2 minute drive from the villa. Lots of towns & villages for shopping with serious shoppers heading to Perpignan and Barcelona only a 2 hours drive.
Lac st Jean Pla de corts is a lake situated 20 minites away where can you walk or cycle along trails, adventure park with zipwires on land and over water. The lake also has a restaurant where you can have a drink or meal with a view of the mountains in the background whilst sat at the edge of the lake.
Just a few minutes drive south from the house you will arrive at the Gorges de la Fou which is described as the narrowest canyon in the world. 20 minutes drive north from the house and you will arrive at the stunning medieval town of Prats de Mollo the last town before Spain where there are lots of walking trails and in the winter cross country skiing.
Amelie-Les Bains is a 10 minute drive and is a beautiful Roman spa town well known for its micro climate, thermal baths and treatments and relaxed way of life.
There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, bars, shops & boutiques and Amelie also boosts a Casino with roulette and blackjack tables and also a cinema and shows. There is a daily market and many fetes and concerts, also an outdoor swimming pool and ziplining/adventure park.
Ceret is a beautiful medieval market town with narrow streets and squares with shops and numerous cafes and restaurants to sit and have a drink and soak up the atmosphere. There is a market every saturday morning with local food, pottery and paintings. The Musee d'Art Moderne is also a must see with a collection of art from famous artists such as Matisse and Picasso. Ceret is famous for it's fete such as The Fete de Cerise (cherry) which is celebrated in April/May and in July The Feria de Ceret when the town celebrates bullfights and a bull runs through the town and La Sardane the traditional Catalan dance festival.
Argeles-sur Mer's 7 kilometres of sandy beach and the beautiful mountain views is the perfect place to spend a day at the beach and only a 40 minutes drive. There are plenty of childrens clubs, water sports, billiards, bowling, mini car circuit and a forest adventure play area. There are various market stalls and shops along with restaurants and cafes and also there is an evening market. Argeles port is a lovely place to relax for a meal and drink after a day at the beach or for a leisurely lunch.
You will also find evening disco's and ballroom dancing and a small fun fair.
Collioure the prettiest town on the Cote Vermeille is where the mountains merge with the sea with beautiful bays and rocky headlands. Collioure inspired artist such as Picasso & Matisse and you can follow the 'Chemin de Fauvism' this is a path that takes you round the town with reproductions of famous painting by Matisse and Derain at the spots where they set up their easel. Collioure has a medieval castle which hosts local art exhibitions and concerts and sits between two pretty bays. The old quarter of town sits behind the beach front and climbs steeply with brightly coloured houses, shops and cafes.
Spain is just a 20 minute drive with cosmopolitan Barcelona only a 2 hour drive or train trip and the lively town of Girona can be reached in 1 hour. Figueres is where you will find the Salvador Dali Museum which is just a 40 minute drive.
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 2 Single Beds
- 1 Shower room, 1 Toilet Only
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Mountain Views
- Private garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Charlotte G.
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 18 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 6
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
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Languages spoken: English, French
This Villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 4. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 30 Jan 2013. Located in Pyrenees-Orientales, it has 3 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £345 to £542.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 18 May 2017.
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"Wonderful stay at Mountain View villa"
We found the villa to be very welcoming. More than comfortable for 2 adults with 2 young children. Villa's location is ideal for exploring the local attractions as well as the local beaches which are very well suited for a young children and teenagers alike. For a location outside of a local town there are plenty of supermarket in the local area and the villa comes well equipped with cooking utensils, cooker, etc. The beds were comfortable and the temperature in the villa remained steady and not too hot to sleep, we didn't need to turn on the air conditioning even when the temperature was reaching 30+ degrees during the day. The gardens provided plenty of opportunities for the children to explore and came complete with plum and lime trees!! Would recommend the villa and location to any family looking for a mixture of mountains and beaches in a well established region of France - a great holiday.
Owner's reply: Thank you very much for taking the time to write this review. We are really pleased that you all enjoyed your stay at our villa and the surrounding area and that the children had a great time in the garden.
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Officials in New Hampshire are preparing for the early November presidential election by ensuring all goes smoothly with the new voter ID law, according to a published report.
People who are eligible to cast ballots and whose names are on a checklist of voters but do not have the appropriate form of identification now are able to pick up a voucher that enables them to acquire a complimentary voter ID card at the office of their city or town clerk, The New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
With Election Day being four weeks from today, the voucher can be swapped for a special voter identification card at motor vehicle offices in the state.
"This is an opportunity for those voters whose names appear on the checklist but do not otherwise have an acceptable form of photo ID to be able to obtain one at no charge from the state of New Hampshire," deputy attorney general David Scanlan said while announcing the voucher program, according to the publication.
Earlier this year the New Hampshire Legislature passed new election law changes that require use of the vouchers.
Following a visit to the motor vehicles office, the voucher is swapped for a temporary identification card. Sometime within the next 14 days the actual photo card will arrive, which underscores the importance of acting quickly in order to enable voting on November 6.
There is a difference between non-driver's license photo identification cards and the voter ID cards; their appearance and purposes are different.
"The intent is that this card be used only for voting purposes," the deputy attorney general said.
The Associated Press reports New Hampshire accepts driver's licenses; a non-driver photo identification card issued by the state; a valid photo identification distributed by the federal, state, county and municipal governments; and a photo identification card termed valid by election officials.
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In yet another sign of the increasing importance of the Asian population to the LPGA's popularity, South Korea's SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System) will be sponsoring the LPGA's return to Hawaii in 2005. The LPGA announced that it will hold a $1,000,000 event at Arnold Palmer's course at Turtle Bay resort in February, marking the LPGA's first Hawaiian event in nearly three years.
Meanwhile, the Champions Tour announced that it was planning on keeping the SBC Championship at Oak Hill. Since its move from the Dominion Country Club in 2002, the SBC Championship at Oak Hill has "truly been one of our players' favorite courses", said Rick "Screw 'Em If They Can't Walk" George.
The SBC Championship will be held in October, 2005.


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I love baking for my family and friends be it for an occasion or for the joy of baking for them. This time, it was my mother in law's birthday. We went out for dinner but came home for a slice of this delicious carrot and pistachio birthday cake.
It looks simple but elegant. It's a celebration cake because it's luxurious in flavour and texture. It's moist and most importantly, damn delicious. For a family that does not like eating carrots, I had them eating this cake to the very last crumb.
Thanks to Fleishman Hillard PR co, I had a bag of Wonderful Pistachios in the pantry and I was dying to bake with it. I came across a carrot cake recipe and I thought to add the pistachios to it. It was a great idea! It gave the cake a little character. I love eating pistachios on it's own so you can imagine how difficult it was for me to shell them without scoffing them all down. LOL
- 275g plain flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp bicarb soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 200g soft dark brown sugar
- 100g caster sugar
- 4 eggs, beaten
- 250ml vegetable oil
- 1 tbs vanilla paste/extract
- 450g carrots, peeled and grated
- 400g can crushed pineapple, well drained
- 125g Wonderful roasted unsalted pistachios, shelled and chopped
- 1/4 shredded coconut, toasted
- Preheat oven to 180degC (160degC fanforced)
- Oil and line 2 x 18cm round baking tins
- Combine all the dry ingredients into a large bowl and stir well.
- In another bowl, add the eggs, oil and vanilla extract together and then add to the dry ingredients.
- Using an electric whisk, blend until all ingredients are well combined.
- Stir in the carrot, pineapple and chopped pistachios.
- Divide evenly between the two baking tins and bake for 35 to 40 minutes or until a skewer inserted in the middle comes our clean.
- Remove from the oven and leave to cool before removing from the tin.
- When cool, divide the frosting (recipe below) between the two cakes and layer one cake on top of the other.
- Sprinkle the top with the toasted coconut.
- 175g softened cream cheese
- 50g softened butter
- 1 tsp vanilla paste/extract
- 200g icing sugar, sifted
- 1-2 tbs milk (if needed
- Beat the cream cheese, butter and vanilla paste together until smooth, then gradually beat in the icing sugar until the frosting is smooth.
- Add a little milk if it needs loosening it a little.
Bon Appetite,


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Object: The jockey
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|The jockey
Wood, Christopher (artist), circa 1926-1927
|Medium summary
|oil on canvas
|oil paint, canvas
|oil paintings
560mm (Height)
x 463mm (Width)
Frame: 753mm (Height) x 635mm (Width) x 87mm (Depth)
|Credit line
|Purchased 1972 with assistance from the National Art Collections Fund, London and with Lindsay Buick Bequest funds
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Christopher Wood left England in 1921 and spent almost the whole of his short artistic career in France. There he received his training as a painter through a brief attendance at the Parisian art schools, but more importantly through visiting the studios and assimilating the advice of the leading contemporary artists — Picasso and Jean Cocteau.
This is one of two known paintings of jockeys by Wood. Undated, it has previously been assigned the date of 1923. Its stylistic sophistication and assured handling of the medium, however, suggest a later date of c.1926–27. The thickly textured paint surface, treatment of facial features and emphasis on contour are similar to his works of 1926 such as Nude (private collection) and Jean Bourgoint with Siamese cat (Kettle's Yard, University of Cambridge). Wood's first recorded interest in the subject dates from October 1925, when he was in London at work on designs for a ballet that he hoped would interest Sergei Diaghilev as a production for the Ballets Russes. Encouraged by Picasso and Cocteau, both of whom had designed for Diaghilev, Wood's ambition was to be the first English artist to do so. The ballet, called English country life, was to feature scenes at the race course, and Wood made drawings of jockeys to this end, but the project was abandoned due to lack of support from Diaghilev.
In composition and style The jockey shows the influence of Picasso's single-figure neoclassical paintings of 1919–24. The jockey's jacket may be seen as Wood's version of the harlequin, saltimbanque and matador costumes of Picasso's models. Wood was introduced to Picasso in 1923 and described him as 'the greatest painter of the day'.1 In turn Picasso took an interest in the younger artist, unexpectedly visiting his studio and inviting Wood to visit him. Picasso gave Wood advice on painting techniques and suggested that he limit his palette to a few colours. The blue, grey, brown, black and white colour scheme, which became Wood's signature palette, contributes significantly to The jockey's elegantly austere beauty. Equally pertinent to the style of The jockey are the drawings of Cocteau, whose elegant linear style is recalled in Wood's white calligraphic line, delineating the figure's contour.
Victoria Robson
This essay appears in Art at Te Papa (Te Papa Press, 2009).
1. Christopher Wood, letter to his mother, 6 July 1923, Tate Gallery archive 773.3, cited in Virginia Button, Christopher Wood, St Ives Artists series, Tate Publishing, London, 2003, p. 24.
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As I see it
Before media publicity forced the government to say Solomon had not (yet?) been personally excluded from participating in federal programs, he was reported to be facing separate sanctions for off-label marketing infractions that his company has already been penalized for—to the tune of $313 million.
As I understand it, the Park Doctrine under which this punishment would have been added, places strict, personal criminal liability on a company's highest officer based on the second part of "known or should have known" with respect to misdeeds by subordinates.
My observations over the years have been that FDA never enforces this "or should have known" element. Since the "or should have known" standard is never applied, is it any wonder that regulatory infractions by subordinate employees continue to go unpunished, or that the comparatively rare consequent acts of FDA enforcement against their employer corporation are then routinely written off as the "costs of doing business"?
This habitual winking at the Park Doctrine has allowed, especially in the off-label promotional claims area, the American consumer to be led astray.
FDA should either get serious by sending its Park Doctrine messages to industry in a consistent manner, every time, or accept that this is an enforcement weapon that it is afraid to use.
Dickinson is editor of Dickinson's FDA Webview (fdaweb.com)


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The water temp is around 35 degrees right now and will probably just get colder as the winter progresses. Maybe if you can find some deeep water you might catch something but Ft. Armistead is very shallow. I tried fishing there in March a few years and once I caught a small brown catfish. It didn't even fight at all it was so cold. I hear people catch yellow perch in the winter though. Wish I knew where to tell you to try because I'd go there myself.
The Outdoor Channel is playing fishing shows on Saturdays again. That's how I got my fix last weekend


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Should I or should I not?
I am at college with my YJ and all I can really do around here is drive around campus and town. My house is 2 hours away from my dorm and I want to take my track bars off. I have a 4 in lift and 33in tires and I'm wondering if it would be too dangerous to take them off if its a good idea words of wisdom would e great
I just removed mine went for a drive in town,interstate and offroad no issues all my steering was just replaced and I aligned it also. Steering is positive and straight. No more roll than before and behaves nicely even when I tried to sway it right and left to find out how it was doing. So take em out and check it out. Definitely beetter off road.
have had mine off for almost 2 year I think... no issues with my 4" lift... also don't run a front sway bar(as it busted and I never fixed it) Stable at 65mph on the highway, even when hitting rough spot in the pavement that would have sent my past TJ into fits. As stated remove perhaps the rear one or both do a short drive around town and see how you like it.
I'm think of doing the same thing with removing my track bar's glad I found this thread!! Waiting on my lift to come in then ill make head way
with leafs they don't really do a whole lot
Isn't there a ongoing war on this subject?
In the end.
Try it.
If you don't like it put them back.
Test some quick turns (safely) first before you really need to make them.
Its down to driving style and comfort level.
That's my neutral answer
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