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Omega Pharma – Quick Step Cycling Team has announced the selection that will participate in Milano – Sanremo. The race covers 298km, which is the longest race on the calendar. Milano – Sanremo covers a route that includes crucial climbs on the Cipressa and the Poggio near the end of the race. The Cipressa, which is 5.65km in length and averages 4.1% with a max ramp of 9%, is at kilometer 275.9. The Poggio, at the 291.8km mark, is a distance of 3.7km, with an average gradient of 3.7% and a max ramp of 8 percent. The peloton will then descend into a flat and hectic finish by the coast.
"We have a good, strong team that can be competitive for each moment of the race," said Sport Director Davide Bramati, who will lead OPQS from the team car with Wilfried Peeters. "We have riders good for the sprint, and also to be present in the main actions, such as on the Cipressa and the Poggio, or even in a final if it does not come down to a bunch finish. The team is in good condition and really motivated after a good result after Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico. We are ready to do a good race and to be protagonists."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The General Services administration has placed an eighth employee on administrative leave following a scandal involving an $823,000 conference in 2010 at a luxury resort in Las Vegas.
The nation's landlord for federal buildings, GSA took the action Monday as three congressional committees geared up for hearings beginning next week.
The latest official placed on leave was David Foley, deputy commissioner of the Public Buildings Service.
He appears in a video giving an award to an employee who - in the same video - did a rap song bragging about the lavish spending.
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Though the American Quilter's Society Quilt Show ended in April, the National Quilt Museum is abuzz with new events for the summer season.
A showcase that began in mid-June called "Masterpieces: Quilts of Inspiration" displays quilts that push the boundaries of traditional quilt making. They represent innovators in quilting and show works that push the boundaries of the question "What makes a quilt, a quilt?" The exhibit will continue until Sept. 9.
Another exhibit, called "Backstitch," began in late June and will continue until Sept. 16. Celebrating the silver anniversary of the New England Quilt Museum, this exhibit explores the changes in quilting over 25 years due to innovative tools, techniques and influential teachers. "Backstitch" showcases embellishment, fabric dyeing, fusing, machine quilting and applique, paper piecing, photo transfer and more.
From Aug. 7-9, the "Fabulous Fusible Feathers" workshop will offer students the opportunity to learn the basics of building a fusible flower quilt with a choice in clematis, hibiscus and poppy flower patterns. This includes using colors to create a realistic flower and designing the layout of the quilt. All skill levels are encouraged to participate, especially if timid about color and design.
The Market House Street Fair will feature the National Quilt Museum's education department with activities celebrating creativity and quilting for children on Aug. 16. This is a community event free to the public on Market Street with other hands-on stations to encourage creativity.
On Sept. 27, the National Quilt Museum will celebrate the Smithsonian National Museum Day with free admission for visitors with a Museum Day Live ticket. Tickets offer free admission to two visitors and will be available on SmithsonianMag.com starting Aug. 1.
The National Quilt Museum recently surpassed 500 quilts in its collection and averages 120,000 visitors per year.
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PART I: Chapter 11
NEXT morning, which was Sunday, she resumed operations about ten o'clock;
and the renewed work recalled the conversation which had accompanied it the
night before, and put her back into the same intractable temper.
"That's the story about me in Marygreen, is it--that I entrapped 'ee? Much of a
catch you were, Lord send!" As she warmed she saw some of Jude's dear
ancient classics on a table where they ought not to have been laid. "I won't have
them books here in the way!" she cried petulantly; and seizing them one by one
she began throwing them upon the floor.
"Leave my books alone!" he said. "You might have thrown them aside if you had
liked, but as to soiling them like that, it is disgusting!" In the operation of making
lard Arabella's hands had become smeared with the hot grease, and her fingers
consequently left very perceptible imprints on the book-covers. She continued
deliberately to toss the books severally upon the floor, till Jude, incensed beyond
bearing, caught her by the arms to make her leave off. Somehow, in going so, he
loosened the fastening of her hair, and it rolled about her ears.
"Let me go!" she said.
"Promise to leave the books alone."
She hesitated. "Let me go!" she repeated.
After a pause: "I do."
Jude relinquished his hold, and she crossed the room to the door, out of which
she went with a set face, and into the highway. Here she began to saunter up
and down, perversely pulling her hair into a worse disorder than he had caused,
and unfastening several buttons of her gown. It was a fine Sunday morning, dry,
clear and frosty, and the bells of Alfredston Church could be heard on the breeze
from the north. People were going along the road, dressed in their holiday
clothes; they were mainly lovers--such pairs as Jude and Arabella had been
when they sported along the same track some months earlier. These pedestrians
turned to stare at the extraordinary spectacle she now presented, bonnetless, her
dishevelled hair blowing in the wind, her bodice apart her sleeves rolled above
her elbows for her work, and her hands reeking with melted fat. One of the
passers said in mock terror: "Good Lord deliver us!"
"See how he's served me!" she cried. "Making me work Sunday mornings when I
ought to be going to my church, and tearing my hair off my head, and my gown
off my back!"
Jude was exasperated, and went out to drag her in by main force. Then he
suddenly lost his heat. Illuminated with the sense that all was over between
them, and that it mattered not what she did, or he, her husband stood still,
regarding her. Their lives were ruined, he thought; ruined by the fundamental
error of their matrimonial union: that of having based a permanent contract on a
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Mr Robert Maclennan was last night guaranteed election as the Social Democratic Party's third leader and probably its last, against the wishes of his predecessor, Dr David Owen.
After a two-hour meeting of the five SDP MPs at the Commons Mr Maclennan, aged 51, MP for Caithness and Sutherland, said that his nomination was about to be lodged; and a few minutes later Mr John Cartwright, MP for Woolwich – and the only serious possible opponent – announced that he would not be contesting the election on behalf of the Owenite opponents of union with the Liberals.
The leadership question was therefore settled, but the wrangling will go on. It is clear that those who lost the membership ballot on the question of merger talks are preparing for a passionate assault on the promerger faction at the party conference, which opens in Portstmouth on Sunday, and that they will claim for themselves the name of the SDP if a new party is formed and they break away.
Mr Maclennan, though he has the majority of members who voted in the ballot behind him in pursuing merger negotiations, starts his caretaker leadership with a majority of his parliamentary colleagues – Dr Owen, Mr Cartwright and Mrs Rosie Barnes, MP for Greenwich – against him.
He said after the meeting that it had been amicable, but indicated that he had rebutted strongly the suggestion that there should be no leader for the period of negotiations. This is the Owenite position, which was advocated at the meeting by Mrs Barnes.
As they left the meeting Dr Owen and his colleagues did not wait for Mr Maclennan's statement but went away to prepare their own remarks. Minutes later, Mr Cartwright, announcing his decision not to stand, said: "I believe that there is an obvious leader of the Social Democratic Party and only one, and the sooner that David Owen is restored to that position the better for all Social Democrats and for British politics." He said that Mr Maclennan now knew that when he took part in negotiations about a merged party "he doesn't speak for the three of us".
Despite the statements from both sides that it had been an amicable meeting, there was not much effort to disguise the deep divide which now runs through the party and will be exposed to public view in Portsmouth.
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SKOWHEGAN — Dr. Ann Dorney will be the featured speaker at Hospice Volunteers of Somerset County's annual meeting set for 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, May 7, at Redington-Fairview General Hospital's conference room 1. The topic will be "Aging in Maine — A Medical and Legislative Perspective."
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Blizzard has updated World of Warcraft, allowing access to the first 20 levels for free.
Originally Posted by Jake123456
I may have read it wrong, but after you cap it to level 20 can you buy the game then carry on with the same character?
Originally Posted by Mentai
This is pretty similar in restrictions to the old trial bar the removal of the time limit. But to be honest, the most enjoyable parts for me about WoW were trading, questing in parties, and using the auction house. Removing those aspects just leaves a lonely grind and a terrible trial.
The throwing in of that expansion for free is nice, although as it was the one expansion I actually bought, worthless to me.
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But it prevents botters ruining the low end economy of the game.
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not long now until the free2play part gets microransactions, $1 per level increase ect
Originally Posted by DriftCarl
not long now until the free2play part gets microransactions, $1 per level increase ect
Originally Posted by DriftCarl
paying money per level is not an advantage over other players though. as long as they cant level higher than subscription based players.
$1 a level isnt stupid either, people pay $20 for a mount that does exactly the same thing as 50 others that they can get ingame very easily. and they pay $15 for a pet that does nothing other than make annoying sounds.
$1 a level from 20 to 85 is $65 dollars. how much does wotlk and cata cost together?
Also i dont mean you pay $1 and get a free level, i mean your level cap increases, you still have to do the work to get to that level, you it means you are not limited to 20 :p
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You can't $ for levels unless you get rid of the subscription, or has the sub gone? I've not followed WoW since I went back for a bit at xmas :X
Originally Posted by Sloth
I have to laugh at the free to play comments. Blizzard isn't using a free to play scheme and this isn't a step towards one.
-Competitors such as Warhammer Online offer similar trials. WAR in specific offers players the ability to play until level 10 with no time limit. 10 is a quarter of the max, similarly 20 is roughly a quarter of WoW's max.
-The game is getting old and the population won't be able to keep up forever. Blizzard will likely continue to increase the incentives for new players as time goes on.
-Trying to start WoW before this update was quite the investment. With this change a player can get all the way to level 70 for just $20. Someone who was really playing the system would get to level 20 before paying, then get a free month through buying the game and use that free time to get as close to 70 as possible.
None of that hints at a F2P scheme. It's entirely designed to work with a subscription scheme, lower the initial startup costs and you've got more potential people subsribing, where the real money is. The micro-transactions that do currently exist are targetted towards people who are already fans and are willing to pay even more for a more "fulfilling" game experience, not new players.
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My favourite wrestling character of all time. His character as a depressed, sociopathic misanthrope was/is one of the darkest personas in wrestling history. Known mostly for his run in WCW as the leader of the flock but perhaps his greatest run was his 3 year feud with Tommy Dreamer in ECW as the outcast looking for revenge against his childhood friend and now enemy.
In my opinion he is one of the greatest storytellers in the history of pro wrestling and his in ring pyschology is matched by few (watch his match with benoit at souled out 1998 where they tell a whole story only using one chair) and of course is a fantastic promo guy. Extremely poetic and fluid as well as being able to evoke imagery and emotion that only few other men could. Many cite the Rock, Flair, Austin, Foley, Piper etc. as some of the greatest promo guys in wrestling history and rightly so. Most wrestling fans criminally look over Raven's genius as a promo cutter. A truly under-appreciated talent. In my opinion if WCW wasn't such a political mind field and they didn't drag out and water down the NWO angle like they did, Raven could have become a top heel for the company. And of course in his run as Raven in WWE, they never truly let him be the character that got him really over in ECW and WCW.
Here are some of my favourite promos of Raven and let me know your opinions on someone who I personally think was a phenomenal talent.
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Raven is so great at what he does. He is, in my mind, te epitome of an underrated wrestler and worker. Any shoot interview he puts out I try to buy just to try to absorb some of the knowledge he puts out when he talks about wrestling. Not to mention when you think ECW, you think of his feuds over anyone else's.
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One of the greatest wrestling characters of all time and up there with Jake Roberts, Mick Foley, Rowdy Roddy Piper, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Bobby Heenan as one of the greatest talkers the industry has ever seen. I don't think Raven was ever the best in ring worker and that is why he worked so perfectly in ECW as the product and in ring format they put out covered any weaknesses Raven had as an in ring worker and highlighted his biggest attributes which is for me why he never hit anywhere near the same heights in either WWE or WCW.
I'm fully of the belief that Raven still has a part to play in the industry and i'd love to see him return as a cult leader to a dark stable similar to The Flock or The Nest or even how The Ministry Of Darkness was in WWE back in the day. Because he is such a great talker a young, dark wrestler would benefit HUGELY from working alongside Raven and i would love for WWE to sign Raven to even work as either a backstage agent who works on teaching promo work or as a manager/mentor. Working in an era like The Attitude Era at it's height of adult themed storylines in between 1998 and 1999 i think Raven could have been immense as WWE worked a lot of harder style matches which would have suited him and i could see Raven working well with Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, Mick Foley and Kane.
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Awesome in ECW, good in WCW, awful in WWE.
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Totally underrated & underutilized. I can understand him leaving ECW for WCW, likely due to financial reasons but IMO, his career was never the same. WCW & WWE didn't know what to do with him.
He's one of the few ECW guys who I felt should have instantly been given a main event push (more than RVD). He had the perfect character, original look, helluva mic worker and damn underrated in the ring. His best work was as a heel and those damn politics obviously played a part in his WCW run not picking up until the end. The problem was both WCW & WWE tried too hard to duplicate what Raven had did in ECW but should have known it would fail because of the setting. It was dumb to recreate Raven's Nest (which at 1 time included the original Dudley Boyz, Stevie Richards, Meanie, Nova, Brian Lee, Bruise Brothers, etc) as The Flock. Then, they duplicated nearly everything about the Raven/Dreamer feud with Raven/DDP, even down to the chairshot heard around the world.
IMO, WCW should have brought Raven in, maybe even with a team similar to Raven's Nest and just have them be loners. No affiliation with WCW or NWO. He could have fit well in what was going on and gotten a main event push. Vince seemed to just not have much like for Scott Levy, as I've heard stories about how Raven was in the mid 90s when he worked for Vince and how he & Shane would party hard.
All that aside, everything about Scott Levy was underrated. At this point, either WWE or TNA could benefit greatly from having him as a booker because the guy has a mind for the business.
It's a shame Raven's career didn't get any bigger (like Jericho's) in 1998. Those two were pretty much the one of the only few things interesting about the company at the time as the tiresome nWo ran its course for far too long.
He had a lot of potential in WCW than WWE if you were to compare the two, having great feuds with DDP/Saturn/Kanyon, an awesome match with Jericho at Halloween Havoc '98, and an interesting look to the mainstream wrestling fans who weren't all too familiar with ECW.
All in all though, if WCW weren't full of all the politics and backstabbers, I'd say he would have at least been a main eventer.
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Scotty the Raven may be a gold digging junkie but he really adds perspective to a somewhat brainless medium
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Best "tortured soul" gimmick ever .. He was amazing
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It's truly a crime that Raven was misused by WWE the way he was.
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He is and always will be one of unforgetable characters in wrestling history.
One of the pioneers of realism in wrestling. We can't put his business side over enough.
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730N feature demo I recorded- Youtube
I recorded this yesterday in my Summit. Had a few technical issues someone might help me with. you will see a "leawo" watermark in the middle of the screen (kinda makes the video suck) which was a free version of their software. I had to rip a .mp4 file to a .avi file as my camera only records in .mp4 format (gopro camera) and youtube doesn't support mp4.
if someone will send me a link to a free software that will do the conversion, i'll rip the video in that software and upload to youtube which will get rid of the watermark.
was only able to play with the 730 for a day before i shot this so i'm probably missing a few things that it can do.
camera location gets better about 3 min in..
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That is awesome and the Summit looks amazing, good luck with her.
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Thanks Mike... the more i drive it the better i like it... for sure it's a keeper.
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Thanks for the video...learned a few things, including the fact that there is a NASCAR channel on Sirius. :)
I will comment on the "breadcrumb" feature. Although it is not a very useful feature for on-road, I am very happy to have it for off-roading.
Back in the '90s, I was 4-wheeling in the San Juan mountains in Colorado. On my return leg, I zigged somewhere when I should have zagged.
I ended up lost in a dry creek bed that became a torrential river due to a thunderstorm. It got dark and I got low on gas. The story has a happy ending as I finally found my way out.
Wife was not impressed! Not my finest moment...
Having the breadcrumb feature would have made it simple to backtrack my route and avoid the embarrassment and even somewhat dangerous situation.
Try Googling "Pazera free mp4 to avi converter." Seems like just what you need to get rid of the watermark. I haven't tried it, hope it works well.
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Thanks for the download info.. i'm trying it now.
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If Pazera doesn't work for you, try "Handbrake." I believe it is much more popular, but I don't have experience with it either. I use an app by Xilisoft, but it isn't free.
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kaflyboy, thanks for the video! I am going to bookmark it for future reference.
I have cousins in Eden, NC. I have also camped at the racetrack in the Charlotte area. Nice park there. Enjoy your Summit and thanks for the photos, too!
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Kaflyoy -- thanks for an excellent video! I've had my Overland for about 3 weeks and discovered a lot of stuff by trial and error. But I learned a few tricks from watching your video. For example, I never knew how to zoom the NAV. Great job!
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I'm working on one that doenst have the watermark. i'll try to upload it tonight. it takes several hours.
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Major props for doing the video! I had figured out some of that, but there's several things in there I hadn't learned yet - and it's a lot easier seeing someone do things vs cracking the manual (which I don't have yet).
Oh yeah - the MG looks real good, although I'm still happiest with my Rugged Brown :)
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One more thing - If you claim to be a redneck ... did your wedding vows include the term "NASCAR" ? Just askin' :)
{Redneck info courtesy of Jeff Foxworthy of course}
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Not that big-a-redneck... more into hunting than nascar... however a bunch of the nascar guys live about 1 mile from me... i see joe gibbs in starbucks almost every morning. i know kasey kahne, truex, and michael waltrip real well... i went to middle school with dale. jr. we're right in the heart of nascar country.
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wikiHow to Change the Washer in a Shower Faucet
Tub and shower faucets function similarly to sink faucets; they each have handles that are used to twist cartridge-based valves hidden below a decorative finish. At the base of these cartridges is a washer that helps to prevent leaks and drips from happening by keeping the cartridge thoroughly shut off. When these washers wear out, you may find your tub faucet or shower head beginning to drip. Replacing the shower faucet washer is much like replacing a sink faucet washer, with the only differences being the orientation of the cartridges; in the wall, instead of on the sink.
1Turn off the water at the nearest water valve. If you are unable to locate a close valve, shut off the water at its main source where it enters the house.
2Look on the sides of the faucet handles for a small screw. It is usually at the base of the handle, near the escutcheon or decorative portion. It may be beneath or on the underside of the faucet handle.
3Use a screwdriver to remove this screw and set it aside.
4Lift the faucet handle off of the escutcheon and set it aside.
5Look for the screws holding the escutcheon to the wall. They are usually hidden by the handle; once the handle has come off, they should be easily seen.
6Remove the screws holding the escutcheon to the wall.
7Take off the escutcheon and set it aside. This will expose the faucet cartridge.
8Grasp the cartridge with a pair of pliers.
9Turn the cartridge with the pliers counterclockwise until it comes loose and slips out of the wall.
10Turn the cartridge upside down to see the washer at its base.
11Remove the old washer from the cartridge by using a screwdriver to loosen the screw holding it in place. Grasp the cartridge with the pliers to help it loosen, if you are having difficulty.
12Slip the new washer into the place left by the old one.
13Insert the end of the cartridge into the wall.
14Grasp the end of the cartridge with the pliers.
15Twist the pliers clockwise to lock the cartridge back into place.
16Set the escutcheon back over the cartridge.
17Screw the escutcheon back into place.
18Screw the handle back onto the escutcheon.
19Run a thin bead of silicone caulk around the edge of the escutcheon to seal it into place.
- Cut the tip of the caulk tube off at a 45-degree angle with a utility knife.
- Squeeze the tube slowly and carefully to fill the gap around the escutcheon.
20Turn on the water at its source.
21Test the cartridge and new washer to ensure no drips occur.
Community Q&A
Do I have to turn off the water to do this?wikiHow ContributorYes, you must turn off the water. The washer holds back the water pressure from the main line. If you remove the handle and washer without cutting off the water supply, water will spray everywhere.
Changed washers on delta shower body. Leak stopped but hot water is cooler?
How do I change the taps to a washer less system?
Where can I find directions if I have a different type of faucet?
- Take the entire cartridge and washer down to the hardware store with you to purchase a replacement washer. Washers come in many sizes and the incorrect size may cause leaks.
- Make sure the tub you are standing in is dry to help prevent slips and falls.
Things You'll Need
- Small flathead screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver
- Pliers
- Silicone caulk
- Utility knife
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Categories: Faucets and Taps | Shower and Bath Maintenance
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Español: cambiar la arandela en el grifo de la ducha, Português: Trocar a Arruela da Torneira do Chuveiro, Русский: заменить шайбу в смесителе для душа, Italiano: Cambiare la Guarnizione nel Rubinetto della Doccia
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Attorney General Jack Conway, Sen. Katie Stine, and Rep.
John Tilley today announced a piece of bipartisan legislation to
address the increase in heroin abuse and trafficking that is being reported in
communities across Kentucky.
"Many areas of the state have seen an increase in heroin use
and overdoses. We cannot stand idly by and watch our families be torn
apart," General Conway said. "We have worked together to craft this
bipartisan bill that helps us get to the root of the problem, which is treating
opiate addiction."
The comprehensive legislation that has been drafted over the
past several months will address punishment, prevention and treatment.
According to a recent report issued by the Office of Drug Control Policy, there were over 1004 overdose deaths in Kentucky in 2012, a 650% increase from 2011.
The proposed law will increase penalties for high-volume
traffickers and allow traffickers to be charged with homicide. Both of
these proposed changes to state law would make Kentucky consistent with current
federal law. Under state sentencing guidelines, it would require large
volume traffickers to serve 50 percent of their sentences. There
currently is no distinction between large and small volume traffickers.
The bill also decreases the time a defendant must serve before being eligible
for parole if he or she cooperates with authorities.
The bill would also require the Kentucky Medicaid Program to
cover a broad array of substance abuse treatment options for people seeking
opiate addiction treatment. A measure the senators say would increase treatment options while maximizing tax dollars.
Other provisions in the bill include:
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Regulations require that agencies annually make available to the media a public release announcing the availability of free milk to all attending children (no separate charge is imposed) without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability, and the procedure for filing a complaint. It does not have to be printed or broadcast; you need only make it available. You may, of course, include additional information.
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If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Reviews - Scotland's Hotel and Leisure Club3
38-40 Bonnethill Road, Pitlochry, PH16 5BT
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64% would recommend it to a friend
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Scotland's Hotel and Leisure Club
After being seated for breakfast, the waiter took our tea and coffee order.
We then sat for approximately 15 mins. without beverages I then asked another waiter for tea and coffee which was brought to us in 5 mins. We weren't given cups so after another 10 mins we got cups and had to have a fresh pot of tea. During all of this, no one took our breakfast order. We then just asked for the full breakfast as we weren't shown a menu.
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Just about worth £77
Used late rooms and paid substantially less than published tariff.
Room was clean but it must be stifling in the summer, window opened an inch, attic bedroom. Shower door didn't shut and the extractor fan didn't work. Massively understaffed at breakfast, 20 minutes to get a cup of tea. When breakfast arrived it was nice but we wondered where the rest of it was. It was just worth £77 but no more.
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Scotland's Hotel and Leisure Club
Our room at first was very bad and the staff were class changed our room the next day.
Scotland's Hotel and Leisure Club
Only draw back to room was its closeness to the large fan from the kitchen.
Really enjoyed the swimming pool.
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Two night stay
More than adequate, but it would have been pleasant to have tissues supplied, and also a bedside table.
Great to be able to request a bath rather than a shower, though, and the hotel is very handy for the theatre by foot.
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Warm Night in Pitlochry
Stayed for one night in a standard double whilst traveling up through Scotland.
Reception staff very polite and helpful, and we were directed to room 202 on the second floor. The room turned out to be quite small though very clean and well presented. It faced out over the roof of the leisure centre so the view was not good (loads of weeds on the roof and neglected paintwork/windows) as this is part of the hotel not generally on show. The room was very warm and stuffy due to it being a warm day and facing the sun. Although the bed was comfortable and even with the window ope it was too warm to sleep comfortably. Good breakfast. Would recommend this hotel but upgrade to a better standard of room if you can and be warm sunny aspect on hot days.
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Great wee break
Really enjoyed our stay, beautiful hotel in a beautiful area.
Friendly staff and amazing food. very relaxing just what we were looking for great facilities and easy access to all on offer. Thoroughly recommend this hotel.
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very poor
Put in outbuilding and was told this was an upgrade I booked hotel not outbuilding.
The building I was in smelt like old peoples home. Reception staff lied to your face when I said tv was not working said all of Pitlochry got bad reception. I had no reception at all. Swimming pool was cold and dressing rooms very cold had to ask for shower gel and shampoo. I had my granddaughter with me, age 8, when I asked for hot chocolate at breakfast for her was told I had to pay extra as it was only tea n coffee. Did not enjoy having to put coats back on to go for breakfast or to go swimming.
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Scotlands Hotel
Great hotel, close to everything you need,rooms were just what you need, very clean.
Only downfall was the decor, it was very dated.
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Feels old fashioned but nice.
The hotel was nice enough, stayed for one night as we had an activity planned nearby the next day.
Pool area was nice enough, never had dinner (though prices did seem high), had breakfast the next day and it was okay, cooked breakfast was disappointing. Would stay again if in the area.
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The whistling and fumes particular of a train station never ceased to impress and scare me. The night was very chilly and the thin sweater I wore did me no good, I reached for my bag and pulled out an oversize jacket. I pull it on me, smelling my boyfriend's lotion. I remembered the first day we met, he was the most popular jock at my school, and I was grateful and fortunate that he had noticed a shadow like me. I remember it was a rainy day after a season's game, his team had won. I was watching him being cheered and congratulated by his teammates, the beautiful yet mean cheerleaders, and the rest of the popular gang. I dare not approach them to join in their mirth in fear of being bullied, called names at, and chased away. Instead, I stood behind the shadows of a tree, watching with jealousy as the various female teenagers hugged him and touched his arm.
The rain was falling hard by the time the group of people left, I had no umbrella and thus was forced to stay underneath the protecting branches and leafs of the tree.
A shadow appeared above me, the drizzle of the rain the fell through the leafs had suddenly stopped. I tilt my head upwards and saw -to my surprise- a black umbrella. Slowly I turn around to see the owner of the umbrella, it was him. He walked me home, the happiest journey of my entire life. Afterward we met secretly in the park, this joy lasted only three months.
On the third month, he wanted to take me to a party on the other side of the city. He would drive us there, but the unexpected happened. Heavy rain falling, a truck did not see us but when it did it was too late. The truck tried to skid to a stop but it couldn't and hit the driver's side with force. I was interned in the hospital for a week due to minor injuries, he was dead.
After six months I still remember the pain. I clutched his jacket tighter, feeling him closer to me in the journey I had started. Not being able to bare the blame and accusations from my classmates and peers, I decided to runaway from town. Carrying my belongings and his dearest presence, I built up courage and entered the night.
I had enough money to buy a train ticket and leave the painful memories behind. I sat on a bench waiting for the next train, I had no fixed destination. I only wanted to get away and start over again.
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Field_or provides the ability to mark fields in a fieldgroup as exclusive.
What it does:
- Adds a configuration option to the fieldgroup configuration page to make sure that "Users must fill out one field. Multiples not allowed."
- Validates the node submission to make sure that constraints are enforced.
Use case:
Say you have a node teaser where the user can specify either an image thumbnail or a video to display, but not both. Presently, there's no way to act on that. Until now.
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- Install the module, as well as cck and fieldgroups
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