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Property Location
With a stay at Catamaran Resort and Spa in San Diego (Mission Bay), you'll be close to Crystal Pier and Seaworld. This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Mission Beach and Giant Dipper Roller Coaster.
Make yourself at home in one of the 315 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
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Featured amenities include limo/town car service, a computer station, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in San Diego? This resort has 25,000 square feet (2 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Las Vegas, NV -- April 4, 1997 -- Police are arranging forensics tests to determine whether a sex assault suspect arrested in Charlotte, N.C., may be the same man who killed Diana Hernandez three years ago.
Also, detectives from Salt Lake City and Reno suspect the man charged with kidnapping and raping a Charlotte toddler may be the same man who abducted and murdered two young girls in their cities.
John Brewer Eustace was charged with kidnapping, rape, taking indecent liberties with a child, first-degree sex offense and first-degree burglary, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Sgt. Mike Justice said.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Sgt. Rick Sanders, who questioned Eustace for 12 hours, declined to comment on the investigation but said police believe Eustace was in the Western cities at the time of those killings.
Metro Sgt. Kevin Manning said investigators have placed Eustace in Las Vegas when he applied for a work card for employment in a hotel.
Detectives have asked Charlotte police for forensics samples. The tests "could take weeks," Manning said.
"What it essentially will do is eliminate him as a suspect," Manning said. Police say Eustace, 31, crawled through the bedroom window of an east Charlotte apartment and snatched the toddler. They say he chose the girl at random.
The day before Easter in 1994, Diana disappeared from her parents' apartment. Police eventually found her nude body in a trash bin at the complex. She had been sexually assaulted and suffocated, police said.
The following August in Salt Lake City, someone removed the screen covering Rosie Tapia's bedroom window, climbed into the basement apartment and took the 6-year-old girl from her bed.
A jogger found her body that morning in a canal.
Monica DaSilva, 7, (Monica's story is on page 80) disappeared from her Reno apartment while her parents slept. They told police somebody removed a window screen and took their daughter from her bed, also in a ground-floor apartment.
Monica's skeletal remains were discovered three weeks later in a canyon 10 miles east of Reno, but were not identified as Monica's until a year later.
No arrests have been made, however, Michael and Julie Crain, Monica's parents are suing the police department, claiming police wrongfully identified them as suspects in the disappearance of their daughter and mishandled other aspects of the investigation.


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Re: st: RE: Accessing the path and filename of currently open logfile.
"David Elliott" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: RE: Accessing the path and filename of currently open logfile.
Tue, 30 May 2006 11:34:52 -0300
I have accessed the returned system values from the -log- command to
get the path and filename for the log. I guess my opening comment was
meant to indicate that there appears to be no system value available
*without* issuing the -log- command first, unlike having the current
-use-ed filename available.
Incidently, this wrapper is to be used to capture and export graphs to
the logfile directory preparatory to running a graphical log to HTML
conversion -grlog2html- to allow viewing of logfiles in a browser
complete with any generated graphs.
I could issue a -gr2log, option : twoway connect ...- for each of my
graphs and they would be exported as
""`logpath'""`logstem'""_$grcount.png" ($grcount would be initialized
by calling -gr2log- with no arguments)
The limitation to my initial approach was that graph export would save
the files in the pwd unless told otherwise. I looked at the
user-supplied routine -grss- but it was too fussy for my purposes.
Ensuring that exported graphs are (1) saved in the logfile directory
and (2) systemmatically named based on the logfile name should
automate the export process nicely.
I appreciate the comments from Phil and David Harrison. Incidently,
David, I think _getfilepath should become an addition or modification
to _getfilename such that the return variables would be r(filename)
and r(pathname). And Phil, I'll take the dot in filename advice and
reconsider how I am approaching that part of my problem.
Thanks again,
On 5/30/06, Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
A plain
. log
returns the information you need as r-class stuff.
This is documented at [R] log.
With commands of the kind you indicated,
I have done what you outline, split with
-gettoken- and then use -syntax-. It is
worth knowing that -syntax- looks at the
contents of local 0. Thus you need to
assign that before each call to -syntax-.
Note also that each -syntax- call will
zap (overwrite, possibly with empty strings)
the contents of local macros like varlist,
if, in, etc. Hence you may need to save
these before any second -syntax- call.
David Elliott
> I'd like to test to see if (1) a logfile is open and (2)
> capture its name.
> The logfile name does not seem to be part of the creturn c() system
> values although the currently used file name -c(filename) - and pwd
> -c(pwd) are available.
> Is there an equivalent to mata's pathsplit(path,path1,path2) command
> which would be very useful for filename handling? I have found the
> undocumented _getfilename which is useful for popping the filename off
> the end of a path/filename string and one can then do a bit of
> manipulation to get the path, filename and extension for further
> manipulation.
> Currently I have the following which will do the job:
> // Get the filename, path and extension for the log file.
> quietly log
> local log = r(filename)
> if "`log'" != "." {
> _getfilename "`log'"
> local logfile = r(filename)
> local logpath = subinstr(substr("`log'",1,
> length("`log'")-length("`logfile'")),"\","/",.)
> gettoken nameonly extonly: logfile, parse(".")
> local logstem "`logpath'""`nameonly'"
> local extonly = substr(`"`extonly'"',2,.)
> di in gr "`logpath'" in ye "`nameonly'" in gr "." in
> white "`extonly'"
> }
> else {
> di in red "No logfile open"
> }
> // end excerpt
> The other question I have is whether there is a way for -syntax- to
> handle command lines in the form: -cmd1, options: cmd2, options- or is
> it always necessary to nibble the command line apart with gettoken, or
> at least to get the left and right halves into a form for syntax to
> handle. If not obvious already, I am trying to create a "wrapper" for
> another command(s). If one didn't want the wrapper command to have
> options, one could simply use -cmd1 cmd2,options- that could be parsed
> by syntax. It is the need to have the ",options" and the ":"
> separator following cmd1 that causes the difficulties.
> This is my first foray into writing this kind of ado and I'd
> appreciate any insights or cautions from the pros. Thanks.
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Address: 3039 S.E. Stark St.
Owner: Young Moon
Around since: The 1920s; Moon has owned it for six years.
Defining feature: The cluttered, cardboard box-filled aisles, one of which Moon dubs 'a sobriety test.'
Defining candy: Pop Rocks
Selected beer: $57 Chimay Grand Reserve Ale,
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Niche: Beer, beer and beer. Moon stocks 420 imports and obscure Oregon microbrews.
Owner quote: 'I actually don't drink that much beer.'
Name: Eastmoreland Grocery & Market
Address: 3616 S.E. Knapp St.
Owner: Carol and Gary Christensen
Around since: The early 1920s; the Christensens have owned it for 20 years, buying it from Gary's parents, who owned it for 18 years.
Defining candy: Nerds Ropes
Sample produce: New Mexico chili pods, avocados
Oddest product: Minky, a 7-foot-tall teddy bear that goes for $399. 'We've sold a couple,' Carol Christensen says.
Owner quote: 'Whenever anything's happening, like neighborhood garage sales, we know about it here' (Carol Christensen).
Name: Taylor Court Grocery
Address: 1135 S.E. 80th Ave.
Owners: Errol Carlson and Mel Hafsos
Around since: 1928; Carlson and Hafsos bought it seven years ago.
Defining features: A large bric-a-brac selection that sits above fresh produce cooler; a walk-in beer cooler; private-label preserves and candy.
Defining candy: Taylor Court Grocery Chocolate River Rocks
Oddest product: Pig ears, for the many dogs that stop by on their way to walks at Mount Tabor.
Name: Alberta Street Market 380 5481
Address: 915 N.E. Alberta St.
Owner: Jack Chung
Around since: 1960; Chung has owned it for 17 years.
Defining feature: Chicken; some 1,000 pounds of it is sold each week.
Defining candy: Crybabies Extra Sour
Selected beer (or lack thereof): A 1970s-era sign above the cooler reads 'Old Milwaukee, Schlitz, Heidelberg, Colt 45.' Alberta Street carries plenty of beer but none of those brands.
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Name: Neighbors Market
Address: 9061 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Owner: Tom Shin
Around since: 1963; Shin has owned it for two years.
Defining feature: Shin knows the name of nearly everyone who enters the market.
Defining candy: Gold Dragon, Pink Owl and El Bubble Ñ the finest bubble gum cigars on the market.
Selected beer: Steel Reserve, 24 ounces, $1
Owner quote: 'I try to memorize all my customers' names. I'm really sorry when I can't.' (As he speaks, a customer enters. 'Hi, Lee!' Shin shouts.)


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A day after giving four extra weeks to actor Sanjay Dutt to turn himself in, the Supreme Court on Thursday extended the same relief to seven other convicts, including 70-year-old Zaibunnisa Anwar Kazi, to surrender to serve their remaining sentence in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.
A bench of justice P Sathasivam and justice BS Chauhan, which gave four more weeks to Abdul Razak Memon, Altaf Ali Sayed, Yusuf Mohsin Nulwalla, Zaibunnisa, Issaq Mohd Hajwane, Shariff Abdul Gafoor Parker alias Dadabhai and Kesri Adajania, made it clear to the convicts that no further time will be given to them to surrender on any ground.
The original four weeks given to them by the SC in its March 21 verdict was to expire on Thursday. Now, all these eight convicts, including Dutt, will have to surrender before the trial court in Mumbai by May 16.
The bench, however, refused to grant relief to another convict Yusuf Khan, who had sought extension of time to surrender till his review petition was decided by the SC, saying, the relief cannot be granted on this ground. The SC had upheld the sentence of five years imprisonment of Khan.


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With the party season hitting its peak, here at the Asia Tatler office alone we're pretty sure there is no way any princess will be able to spot the pea underneath our growing stack of multi-coloured invitation cards. And as we continue to cover all the top soirees in Hong Kong for our readers, we can't help but notice some alarming party etiquette offenders on the loose. Some are more offensive than others, for example we spotted the wearing of denim at a strictly cocktail-only event; the surprise appearance of a guest who RSVP-ed 'no' to a sit-down dinner; and the standard offence, the arrival of an uninvited guest to an invite-only soiree.
While these offenses may be trivial, not adhering to the party etiquette suggested by the invitation card is simply disrespectful, trivialising the effort the host put into organising the event, and in many ways this behaviour can be discomforting to other guests as well. But rather than kicking up a fuss at the event, we thought it was time the rules following an invitation card should be addressed and highlighted once again.
The Importance of RSVP
-RSVP is the acronym for respondez, s'il vous plait, so please do so. A lack of response is a 'no' in the eyes of the host.
-Give a firm yes if attending, but after doing so, please be advised that there is no turning back unless you have a reason that involves a death or similar personal tragedy
-If you respond 'no' and later change your mind for whatever reason, do ask the host whether it is all right you attend. A word of advice: if you're pressed to RSVP and are unsure about availability, it is better to opt for 'no' and change to 'yes', rather than the latter
-If you RSVP-ed 'no', do not turn up. That is beyond rude and if it is a dinner and the host has made prior seating arrangements, or worse, paid a deposit based on head count at a venue, this will put the host and the rest of the company in no little distress
-While according to age-old etiquette rules, it is polite to send a reply by post, but nowadays an email or telephone call is sufficient– double-check the invitation to see if there is an indicated method for RSVP. If someone has gone to the trouble of sending you an invite by post, it is beyond rude to RSVP by text or God forbid, WhatsApp
-If you are told to expect a confirmation, a ticket or some sort of pass and you haven't heard from the host by the day before, send a follow-up email. Again, do not just show up as your RSVP has clearly been lost and you are not expected
-If you can't attend, simply say 'no' and politely state the reason if you feel the need to do so. But do not over share and note 'polite' is the keyword here. So if your reason for not attending is that the restaurant is too expensive; the cuisine or crowd is not your cup of tea; or the location is too out of your way, please: a "I have a prior commitment" will do just fine
Dress Code
-If there is a dress code, abide by it. It doesn't matter where you came from or where you need to go afterwards, abide by the dress code. The only exception, again, is perhaps if you must attend a funeral directly after the cocktail
-If, however, there is no indicated dress code or the dress code is unclear (read "glitter the world"), ask the host in advance or when RSVP-ing send a note to clarify
-If the event makes mention of a birthday or a wedding, dress to impress but don't try to outshine the host
Click to read what A-listers take on dating etiquette in Hong Kong.
Plus One
-Strictly speaking the invitation is intended for you and only you, if they wanted to invite your friend they would have sent an invite to them, too. But having said that for most parties, it is generally acceptable to bring a plus one but remember to always ask the host
- If you want to email the host to ask if you may bring a friend, do not under any circumstances copy your friend on the email until the host has agreed that it is all right
-For parties (as mentioned above), a plus one is generally acceptable but don't push it, RSVP-ing on behalf of your whole posse, unless this is asked of you, is acceptable only if you're a rap star
-In the case of a sit down dinner or an intimate gathering at someone else's home, a plus one is not acceptable unless the invitation states 'plus ones and friends are welcome', otherwise it is imposing
-Try to be there on time, there is a general grace period of 15 minutes
-If you're going to arrive late, let the host know. For a cocktail, it is generally okay to attend between the time of the event but if it is a dinner and you're running late or you've known from the start that you will be delayed, let the host know so that they don't wait for you to begin and they can arrange the seating plan accordingly
- As it is Christmas, lots of parties may have Secret Santas or some other small gift-giving ritual. If it is not clear in the invite, ask your host what is expected so that you're not the only one showing up empty-handed
- If attending a dinner party at someone's home, one should always bring something. A bottle of wine is fine for a dinner party, but always reassure the host that it need not be served with dinner in case it disrupts the planned wine pairing
- If attending a less formal gathering, say a cocktail, at someone's home, one should still bring something small. Flowers for the hostess or a small Christmas ornament for the tree is always a welcome gesture


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Captains' orders - and plenty of them
The footy season proper doesn't get underway for nine days, but you wouldn't think that if you browsed through the diaries of the AFL clubs' 16 captains, in particular their respective programs for tomorrow. On the day that the league officially launches the 2003 season, the likes of Michael Voss, Nathan Buckley and Co have a schedule so demanding we reckon they'll be glad when it's over. In what is believed to be an AFL first, their day will begin when every club captain, including the six from interstate, will assemble at the MCG for a group photograph and at the same time help launch a new children's website, aflkidszone.com.au, followed by an Auskick clinic. Next stop will be Federation Square, where the league's new batch of life members will be inducted as part of a season launch to the public, followed by a more formal invitation-only launch in the evening. And if the leaders were thinking their day was over, that will be the case only if they've managed to wriggle out of what is usually a captain's duty to help man the phones at the annual all-clubs membership drive during Channel Nine's Footy Show that evening.
Doggone, it's Mick
Coaches also have plenty on their plates. Collingwood's Mick Malthouse will be in demand today, not in familiar territory, but at his old stamping ground across town at Whitten Oval where he coached the Bulldogs for six years from 1984-89. The Doggies are keeping quiet about the reason for his return but the word we hear is Mighty Mick is about to do his bit for his former club's future by purchasing a $140 membership.
Toeing party line
We've heard of blokes getting married over summer so that the event doesn't interfere with their football, but it's a different situation altogether when your birthday, particularly your 21st, falls during the season, or even in the pre-season. No problems, though, for the Western Bulldogs' Daniel Giansiracusa, who turned 21 on March 11. He simply sought out club bosses, asked them when would be the best time to have a party that would least disrupt the club's 2003 preparations, and everyone agreed that he should have it this Saturday, even though it's 18 days after the event. So stand by for some serious partying (but easy on the drinking, boys) at a St Kilda nightclub to which all of the team's senior list, playing staff and their partners have been invited.
Still bubbling along
For all those Michael Jordan knockers who say his bubble has finally burst, here's proof that it hasn't, the Great Man having a quiet moment to reflect on his 19 points for the Washington Wizards as they beat Miami Heat 89-82. Mind you - and far be it for us to put words in Jordan's mouth (via that bubble, we mean) - when he again bids farewell to the National Basketball Association at the end of 2003 surely this time it really will be for ever.
Bowled, Jack
Jack McDonald is only 12 but he's already making his mark in the world of cricket for his team, Mentone Grammar year 7. Three weeks ago he took 4-7 as he helped bowl out Assumption College for just seven. But that was nothing compared to his efforts the following week when he employed his deceptive medium pacers to maximum effect, taking all 10 wickets for five runs off just 5.1 overs as the opposition, Essendon, was bowled out for 19.
Who said that?
"Ashley's ... not going there to run second to Ian. He's going there to beat Ian."
- David Urquhart, coach of Ashley Callus, on the swimmer's looming Australian championships 100-metre clash with Ian Thorpe.
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The private-beta program will test Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Android tablets, with the aim of having a final version ready later this year. This edition of Office will be touch optimized, and the Android tablet version will be available even before Microsoft will have a companion touch-ready edition for Windows.
There has been an Office suite available for Android phones for the better part of a year, but it is not ideally suited for tablets. Given the success Microsoft had with Office for the iPad, and given the market share of Android tablets, it makes sense that the Office team would put in the effort. The team at Microsoft is also clearly motivated to put out an official offering to those that are apprehensive about using "me too" office suites.
The interface will be optimized for touch like Office for iPad, also like Office for iPad, several feature will be available for free, with enhanced features being part of an in-app purchase option. If this interests you, check out Microsoft's SharePoint site in the source link below to register your interest if you want to get Office for Android tablets during the beta period.
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Those intent on disruption can be seen and heard but can't drive away business.
Protest is a well-established civil liberty in New Zealand with fairly obvious boundaries of lawful behaviour. But when it moves from land and harbours to the open ocean the law is less clear. The actions of Greenpeace, using inflatables to harass a ship that was carrying out exploratory surveys for oil and gas in the Raukumara Basin two years ago, exposed an inadequacy in the law.
The Government is proposing to plug the gap with a bill that will give the Defence Force, as well as police, the power to board protest boats outside the 12-mile limit and arrest and detain those on board. Those arrested could face charges carrying a prison term or a $50,000 fine for damaging or interfering with equipment or vessels, and a $10,000 fine for breaching a 500m safety zone around a ship.
It is unusual to give the Defence Force power to arrest civilians but they can already enforce fishing and customs laws outside the territorial limit and this extension of their powers need do no harm.
They are better equipped than the police to keep protest vessels under surveillance so far off shore and to be on hand if trouble starts.
Clearly something has to be done, both for the safety of all concerned and for the national interest in attracting mineral exploration of the vast undersea continent that comprises much of our exclusive economic zone. Deep sea soundings must be difficult enough to do in southern ocean swells without deliberate disruption to consider.
Brazil's energy company Petrobras withdrew its ship from New Zealand at the end of last year, citing insufficient signs of oil or gas in the Raukumara Basin off the East Coast. Neither the company nor the Government blamed the sea-borne protests staged by Greenpeace with the support of an East Cape iwi, Te Whanau a Apanui, but they were a disorderly intrusion that did this country no credit.
Those who oppose mining offshore or anywhere have legal avenues available. Greenpeace and the iwi tried and failed to convince a High Court judge to quash Petrobras' exploration permit. They could have appealed but preferred to take to the water.
They no doubt find some inspiration from disruptive tactics against Japanese whaling in the southern ocean and, going back a bit, New Zealanders' flotillas against French nuclear tests in the Pacific. But sooner or later a protester could be seriously injured and sympathisers in their cause would be the first to ask why the Defence Force did not intervene.
The proposed legislation provides them, or the police if they are on hand, with the power to do so. As late amendments to the bill, the punitive powers will not face public submissions to a select committee of Parliament and since they will apply outside the territorial limit, they need not be reconciled with the Bill of Rights Act. It is not clear why the Government is avoiding those tests. Its proposals would probably pass them.
There appears to be no need for urgency. New onshore mining techniques such as fracking of shale rock have added greatly to world supplies of gas and oil and there was little interest in the latest permits offered for offshore exploration around New Zealand. But we need to be ready as soon as interest returns.
If Maori and environmental protests are going to greet every survey ship, the law needs to be prepared. The provisions of the bill will allow objectors to be seen and heard on the sea but not to drive away those who can provide the knowledge and resources we need.


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stcornish:Almost everytime a manufacturer makes a small sports sedan, such as a Focus ST, they have a manual transmission. I know that it is sacrilegious to speak of a "Sport" car with an automatic transmission but I live in the real world of commuting to work. I would love to have a 200+ hp Honda Civic or Ford Focus but I have to drive in traffic every day. A manual transmission in bumper-to-bumper traffic is a nightmare. Every major city in the US has these crowded commutes and most people can't afford to have a commuting car and a play car. If the manufacturers would make the sports sedans with automatics I bet they would sell a lot more than with manuals. Tell me what you think.mcdoogs:a manual in traffic is a 'nightmare'? You sir need a dose of perspective.The focus St is a hot hatch, not a sport sedan cp_09malibuV6:One of my younger college design teachers bought a TSX automatic because she wouldn't have a free hand for drinking coffee and talking on her cell phone during her commute. I think that's probably what the OP is talking about. Such things seem silly to me. I once had a manual transmission Acura Legend with no cup holders (apparently cup holders only came on the automatic Legends). It was kind of tough bringing home a fountain drink. Had to keep switching hands every time I needed to shift. Having cup holders, not ot mention bluetooth hands free calling are such luxuries, but whatever, I guess different people have different priorities. /rant
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Down at the water, near city park, there is a statue called Time. Two silver pillars, slanted towards each other, were meant to be moved by the natural heaves of the Earth over time, and evertually touch in the year 2000. A bit of an anti-climactic story because they never did meet. Still lovely to see. In my opinion, one of the rare man-made pieces that do more than block nature's view, actually enhances it.


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SOLD OUT - Benchmarking Business Excellence
10th March 2011 (15:00 – 18:30)
Catalyst Science Discovery Centre, Widnes
Over the last 12 months, Chemicals Northwest has been running an ambitious business improvement pilot programme called 'Process Innogateway'. With funding from the Northwest Regional Development Agency, we have been able to work with seven manufacturing sites across the region to test a methodology for assessing a company's performance, benchmarking it against UK and world class chemical sector standards, establishing interventions for improvement and identifying shared opportunities for companies aiding each other.
This event will share best practice and learning from the companies involved in the programme: Akcros Chemicals, Innospec, Innovia Films, PQ Corporation, RS Clare, Springfields Fuels, and William Blythe; which range from family owned SMEs to sites with large multinational backgrounds.
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'Tis the Season to Be Classical: Unmissable December Concerts
While Hanukkah preparations and aftermath can overshadow every other human activity in December, 'tis also the season for classical concerts, especially although by no means exclusively, in the New York area. These can include much Yiddishkayt, despite the seeming omnipresence of Handel's "Messiah."
Mahler-lovers will not want to miss the much-loved British conductor Sir Colin Davis leading the New York Philharmonic in performances on December 2, 4, and 7 of Mahler's orchestral songs, "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" (The Youth's Magic Horn). Although born in 1927, Sir Colin still conducts with a balletic grace which vivifies everything he interprets.
Jazz Jews and Classical Wunderkinder
This autumn's Manhattan concert calendar contains celebrations both of Jewish musical youth and age, as if offering alternating songs of innocence and experience. Experience comes first, from October 19 to 24, when Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola presents an 85th birthday party for Newport Jazz Festival impresario George Wein. Among the celebrants will be Jazz Jews such as the trumpeter Randy Brecker and sax and flute player Lew Tabackin.
From October 26 to 30, Dizzy's turns the same venue over to youth, in the form of the Eyal Vilner Big Band. The Tel Aviv-born alto sax and clarinet player Vilner boasts a fluid sense of swing. No less artful is the San Francisco-born jazz pianist Don Friedman, who takes over Dizzy's for two sets on November 8.
Classical fans also have a rich choice of musicians starting their careers, and others already well-entrenched in audience popularity. The young Israeli pianists Ran Dank and Roman Rabinovich are not yet household names, but they should be, as an October 8 group recital presented by International Performing Artists at Zankel Hall, will prove.
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Thank you very much for your kindness arrange the accomodation on your Resort for my last visit to Ubud.
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Well, I got into the hives today and checked the feeders (it was time for them to come out), and tried to inspect a few bars. Unfortunately, it appears that the girls have built some cross-bar comb at the tops of the bars. When I began to separate the bars, I could see the honey cells breaking open along the top. And here I thought things were going so nicely - their first comb was perfectly straight down the center of the bar, right on the guides!
Anyway, I'm not too hip to the idea of just going ahead and pulling the bars out and accepting the damage to the comb, but I want to check with y'all and see if I should do so. I know I need to be able to get in there and inspect the comb for brood cells, etc., and I don't see a way to do so without some comb damage. Should I just bite the bullet and pull the bars and try to repair the damage as best I can? I know I'm going to HAVE to be able to show bars of comb when the state apiary inspector comes in a few weeks.
Also - this may seem a dumb question, but how the heck do you manage to get the bars back in without squishing the occasional bee? I can minimize the number that go off to the flower fields in the sky, but I cannot seem to avoid it entirely. I've tried to avoid using a smoker, on general principle, but would it help a lot?
One the plus side, each hive has at least 6-8 bars of comb working!
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One of the biggest bugbears of management consultant Vivianne Bryant, owner of Auckland's Bare Waxing and Skin Centres, is over-familiarity by staff with clients.
"This is why people end up changing hairdressers," says Bryant. Overly familiar customer service is bad service, she says.
During staff training at Bare, Bryant goes to lengths to explain how to act with clients.
"Finding the place between professional and friendly - there's an in-between," she says.
Wax or spray tan customers are greeted with a glass of water.
"It sets the tone that we are there to serve, not the other way around. The client wants to be acknowledged," says Bryant.
"With customer service, the key thing is that you are consistent. Customers know when they walk in the door what to expect. You don't keep changing the experience on them."
Bare gives customers a number of opportunities to give feedback, through online surveys, follow-up emails and asking when they come in for their next treatment how the last one was.
"If you don't ask the question up front they don't tell you; they don't feel they can," she says.
"And if something goes wrong, fix it, and fix it quickly. Don't get defensive," she says. It can be turned into a positive experience.
Bryant had the idea for Bare when she wanted a simple waxing treatment and did not want to have to book two weeks in advance. "I wanted somewhere where they would say, 'We can do your treatment today'."
She opened her first centre in June 2008 when spas with extensive massage and facial services were the rage.
The Bare centres specialise in essential grooming services. "We don't do fluffy. The menu is kept pretty limited - waxing, spray tans and Dermalogica skin treatments," says Bryant. About 15 per cent of customers are men.
Bare customers can book online, something some salons are reluctant to do because they don't want to reveal that they have vacancies.
Bryant's staff are taught to use the word "absolutely" a lot. But the words "we are fully booked" are not encouraged. They are a barrier to the customer, she says.
Although Bryant continues a consultancy business working through Sysdoc, the change management and systems improvement business, she has done a number of jobs at Bare over the years.
She is a practised spray tan applier and worked on the front desk during the business's first six months. She is acting operations manager for the three centres while her manager is travelling.
"I do not want a business unless it can operate without me," she says.
There are three Bare Waxing and Skin centres, in Glen Innes, Grey Lynn and Albany, with 14 staff. Revenue is over $1 million and the business has grown an average of 53 per cent a year.
"There is potential for another three or more salons in Auckland as well as looking further afield, for example Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch," says Bryant, who is from Taranaki.
Bryant was mentored by Katherine Corich, the New Zealand founder of Sysdoc who is now based in the UK. Bryant says her corporate experience has been transferable to the beauty world. "I am passionate about service. I'm not passionate about beauty."
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Date of Stay: June, 2011
We found the park to be very nice. The staff was very friendly upon arrival. The location was very convenient to many helpful locations in town. We did have a unfriendly encounter with an old man that appeared to be a night watchman and wanted to complain on departure but found it less stressful to just let it go. We would stay there again.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
We found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The park was very clean and our space had plenty of room for the slide. Our kids enjoyed an evening at the pool which was very clean. Our only complaint was that we were close to the back of the park and the Wi-Fi did not work very well. But over all we enjoyed our stay and will stay again if we find ourselves in the area.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
We must have visited this park on a bad week as our stay did not reflect the last few reviews. We were on a week long stay with a collage student that needed Wi-Fi for collage classes. Our spot was at the back of the park and had no service. The manager of the park was quick to explain that the Wi-Fi service was not charged for and there was no guarantee that it would work, even though we had called ahead to check specifically about this. Ad was quiet rude about it. With the help of another woman in the office that was interested in helping we did manage to get another spot close to the front and could log on to the Wi-Fi, only to find out that we had almost no water pressure. We will not stay there again!
Date of Stay: March, 2011
We stayed on the ocean side. Ocean side has three different sections. The middle section has no showers but the outside two do. We found the showers and rest rooms to be very clean and convenient. Large covered picnic tables at each site. Plenty of room and easy to back into. Only about 50 yards to the beach. This beach is great for a family! The staff was the friendliest of any park we have ever stayed at. We are planning on returning for many more trips to the beach.


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All of my fat is concentrated in my belly and lower belly. I measure about 48 inches around. Due to exercise limits from my doctor, I am am only permitted to walk and ride a bike. Can Smart Lipo remove all or at least most of this? I look like I am at least 7 months pregnant, and I just want it gone. What can i do?
Can Smart Lipo Remove Entire Belly Fat?
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Smart Lipo for abdominal fat
Probably not. Sounds like you have significant fatty deposits both immediately under your skin as well as within your abdominal cavity neither of which is conducive to liposuction. Remember, there is no substitute for weight loss and liposuction is a very poor method of weight loss. It is best used for focal fatty deposits in patients who are at or near ideal body weight. Patients who use liposuction as a method of weight loss are usually disappointed with the results.
I doubt it.
From what you tell us, it may be that a lot of your fat is inside the abdominal cavity, around the liver, stomach and intestines. In that case, none of the methods like liposuction, VASER, Smartlipo will help remove it. You can pinch how much fat you have on the outside for a guide. Liposuction has to leave some fat all the way around to conceal any irregularities. Whether that is one centimeter or one-half centimeter varies with the area and the doctor. A measurement of 48 inches around the belly usually means your result will be disappointing if you expect major changes.
Web reference: http://www.enhanceyourimage.com/procedures/smartlipo.cfm
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Effectiveness of a pram walking intervention for women experiencing postnatal depression
Armstrong, Kylie Jan (2004) Effectiveness of a pram walking intervention for women experiencing postnatal depression. PhD by Publication, Queensland University of Technology.
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The purpose of the research project was to examine the effects of exercise and social support for postnatal women who reported experiencing Postnatal Depression (PND). PND is a serious condition that affects up to 10%-15% of women (O'Hara & Swain, 1996). Many previous studies have reported an improvement of depressive symptomatology following a pram walking intervention. However, no published research exists which assesses postnatal women who report experiencing PND. A randomised controlled trial was used, where pre-test data were compared to post-test effects. Two studies were conducted. In study 1 (n= 20) a multi-intervention group (exercise and social support) was compared to a control group who received no intervention. Study 2 (n= 19) was conducted 20 months later on a different group of women and involved a pram walking intervention group and a comparison social support group. Structured questionnaires assessing depressive symptomatology, general health and levels of social support were administered at pre-test phase, week 6 and 12. A sub-maximal fitness test was conducted the week before the program started and at week 12. The chief investigator was present at all sessions to guide the participants. Study 1 (S1): The multi-intervention group attended 3 pram walking sessions per week. After the exercise session the group met for refreshments in a local hall. The control group was only required to perform the fitness tests and answer the questionnaires. A 6-week alternative program of exercise and social support was offered to all the women at the completion of the intervention period. Study 2 (S2): The pram walking group met for 2 exercise sessions and were required to make up the third session independently. The comparison social support group met once per week for morning tea with the children. The samples for both studies were drawn from the Gold Coast region in Australia. Women of childbearing age who were experiencing depressive symptoms were recruited. For S1 their child had to be less than or equal to 12 months and for S2 the age cut off was increased to less than or equal to 18 months. The participants were screened to ensure that they did not have a medical condition that would prevent regular aerobic exercise and they were also excluded if they had a previous history of mental illness or could not speak English. Demographic data were obtained from each participant and details such as height, weight and age were collected for use in analysing fitness levels. The data for each study were collected across three time points (pre, week 6 and week 12) using widely tested instruments. Some additional questions relating to the participants experiences were collected at the completion of the study from the women allocated to the intervention groups. Data were also collected on fitness levels (pre and week 12) and the instrument was tested for its reliability. Both pram walking intervention groups were required to complete a weekly exercise diary. For each study, to test for the effect of the intervention over time, a two-way analysis of variance was conducted on the major outcome variables. Group (intervention versus control) was the between subject factor and time (pre-test, week 6, week 12) was the within subject factor or repeated measures factor. Due to the small sample size, further tests were conducted to check the assumptions of the statistical test to be used. The results showed that using Mauchly's Test, the Sphericity assumptions of repeated measures for ANOVA were met. Further, tests of homogeneity of variance assumptions also confirmed that this assumption was met. Data analysis was conducted using the software package SPSS for Windows Release 10.0. (Norusis, 2000). Overall, the findings from both S1 and S2 showed that the groups who received the pram walking intervention improved their depressive symptomatology and fitness levels when compared to those of the control (S1) and social support group (S2). Social support levels did not alter for either group from both studies. These results are encouraging and suggest that a pram walking program is an effective form of intervention for postnatal women experiencing depressive symptomatology.
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UPDATE: Skywalk cost for an adult is $25, and the trip advisor reviews are very mixed, and largely concur that it is an overpriced and poorly managed attraction. After driving past it - these photos show something a lot larger than what was built. As far as cost comparison, I spend 11.50 for a movie at my local theatre for two hours of entertainment. How anyone can justify $25 for what would be 25 minutes of viewing for even the most dedicated tourist - I can't imagine.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Jasper National Park is one of Canada's most beautiful regions, and it's just not pulling it's weight. So Parks Canada has authorized a flash new observation deck to be built by Brewster Travel Canada to help improve lagging tourist numbers.
Brewster's website has a lovely history lesson, but the fact of the matter is that Brewster is now owned by Viad Corp. Viad's website explains that they are "the business behind leading businesses" and are "global experience specialists". But Jasper just isn't living up to the Viad promise - so they've decided to get competitive in the tourist market. You know, get every dime out of that spectacular view before the glacier dissapears.
A petition from Avaaz posted by a friend surfaced in my Facebook newsfeed this morning, and I was certain that there must be some misinformation or exaggeration taking place. Google strangely provided me with no results under 'News' when I searched "Jasper Park privatisation" or "Jasper National Park Stephen Harper". I finally hit the right nerve and found an article from December in the Edmonton Journal that explained. (As an aside to Avaaz; I know you need to get this story the attention it deserves but please add a bit more story to your headlines, it makes it easier to get the information I need to sign. )
Apparently Brewster's Columbia Icefields Experience attendance dropped by 50 per cent between 1999 and 2009, from 603,000 to 276,000. The glass and metal walkway design (a big hit with architecture crowd at the World Architecture Festival in Barcelona last year) will thrust out garishly over the Sunwapta Valley. The change means visitors could no longer park along the 500-metre pullout on the west side of the highway. Free buses would run from the Icefields Centre to Tangle Ridge, where the company would give people the choice between a free public viewpoint or a $15 to $30 guided interpretive walk.
As this video shows, haven't we done enough? I sympathise with the argument that the view is not handicapped accessible, and the Glacier Walk would facilitate that experience. However I'd like to imagine that Canadians who have a disability also have a conservationalist bent towards preventing a free-for-all exploitation of the natural habitat of so many species that have already been severely disturbed by our intervention in this beautiful ecosystem. That's right, it's an ecosystem, not a for-profit system. If Viad Corp and Brewster weren't so keen to get their customers that "stunning vantage point" (Brewster president Michael Hannan) we would have one less unsightly blight on our mountainside.
I also don't care if it's already partially developed near the proposed Glacier Walk site, I'd prefer we close Pandora's box - even if some of the contents have already escaped. We can stem the flow of development. As Canadians, do we not champion our pristine landscapes as often as possible? Brewster promises they have done their homework, and that they will fund monitoring of the environmental impact following construction. Though considering this is an enterprise meant to improve their bottom line, how certain are we that their monitoring will be unbiased, or even sufficient? Does anyone remember the ducks killed on the tailing pools in the Alberta oil sands? You might consider that an incorrect comparison, but the moral is that the habit of large corporate entities to underestimate environmental damage in favour of shareholder profit is almost a given. I don't want to see it happen again in my province, whether it's oil extraction or altering the natural landscape for human convenience.
Since Canadians certainly didn't ask for the Glacier Walk, was there a tourist outcry I have missed? The truth is, this is designed for one purpose, to bolster Brewster numbers and net them a cool $15-$30 profit per head that pays to have that little bit more of an ideal "experience". One day it could be more than we can afford, more than our national parks and wildlife can afford. Please make your voice heard through Avaaz, or through your local paper (I'm talking to you, Albertans!)
I'm leaving our PM of this for the most part, but write him too! Tell our Prime Minister that part of his duty is to protect our hinterlands and wilderness from undue exploitation. That's one of the reasons he has been (unfortunately) elected, remind him of his civic duties, won't you?
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