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Dr. Bullis came to Ajuva from a traditional Ob-Gyn practice in Pinehurst, NC. A native of Washington, D.C., he attended both undergraduate and medical school at Georgetown University. After graduating medical school, he trained at Madigan Army Medical Center in Ft. Lewis, WA in general Obstetrics and Gynecology from 1991 until 1995. He practiced as a general Ob-Gyn in the US Army in Ft. Belvoir, VA and at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. before leaving the Army for private practice. His professional interest had always been in urogynecology and minimally-invasive gynecologic surgery.Over the past 5 years, he has become more interested in cosmetic surgery. He decided to pursue and become accomplished at the VASER Liposelection procedure, because of its impressive safety record and dramatic results. After performing VASER for three years, Dr. Bullis sought additional training in the advanced technique of VASER Hi Def, which uses patented technology to not only remove fat, but to also achieve a sculpted, muscular look. He is one of only 50-60 physicians nationwide to be credentialed in this type of liposculpture. Beginning in March 2010, Dr. Bullis began offering abdominoplasty, utilizing a combination technique with the Vaser. He is also an experienced injector of Botox Cosmetic, Juvaderm, and Radiesse and continues to keep up to date on the latest aesthetic procedures. Ajuva Medical Spa also performs Thermage procedures under Dr. Bullis' direction. Dr. Bullis has also trained under the supervision several experienced cosmetic surgeons and has been approved to perform breast augmentation, breast lift and breast reduction surgeries.
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If A Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on June 2nd, 2011 in Activism, Band News, FilmsThere's a documentary opening in theatres in June this year that Propagandhi makes a brief (and somewhat incidental) appearance in. It is called "If A Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front" and looks like it could be very interesting, especially given the state of the planet ... (more)
Great movie.. "Triage"
Posted by The Rod on January 18th, 2009 in FilmsNo, Barack.. George W. Bush wasn't a " Good Man" doing "the best he can." He is a war criminal who's criminal failures have led to extreme death, cultural destruction, and poverty. That ,however is not the reason I post tonight. I am here for a better reason. To show ... (more)
Let Jon pick you up when you are down.
Posted by The Rod on January 15th, 2009 in FilmsCheck out this documentary if you ever get the chance. I love this guy. The full documentary is extremely powerful and well done. teachingsofjon.com
Indiana Hairhole, And the Temple of Doom..
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Meth
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on May 27th, 2008 in FilmsHi there friends! Hey, could you guys do me a favor? Could i get everyone who even remotely enjoyed the new Indiana Jones movie to send me a recent photo of themselves along with the current street address of where they sleep? I just want to get a good ballpark ... (more)
A Movie Review
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on April 29th, 2008 in FilmsI have seen some terrible movies in my time. Independence Day, Armageddon, Titanic, The Departed...the list goes on. But tonight, in a bout of insomnia, i managed to watch 1 hour, 11 minutes and 58 seconds of what has to be the all-time King of all terrible, useless, obnoxious, stupid, ... (more)
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on March 30th, 2007 in FilmsDon't think for a second that just because fellow axe-holder Beave thought The Departed was a good movie that i won't LITERALLY take a two-handed sword to others who share his perverted worldview. If you have any doubt about this, consider carefully the fact that Beaver was 6'2" when he first ... (more)
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on March 23rd, 2007 in FilmsI just wanted to remind you people that anyone who liked the movie "The Departed" should be LITERALLY shot in the face with an unbelievably large and REAL shotgun. Because it's IMPORTANT.
Some Friday Night Movie Suggestions!
Posted by The Rod on March 16th, 2007 in FilmsCheck out the unbelievable movie "In This World". Two young kids make a heroic and arduous journey from a town in Afghanistan to London England. Jeez.... "The Lost Boys Of Sudan" is another great movie. What might the struggles of some newcomers to North America be? And Finally, check ... (more)
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on February 26th, 2007 in FilmsAs both a descendant of the people of Ireland and especially as a man who regards his time on earth as incredibly precious, i would like to extend a loaded and soon-to-be-discharged 12-gauge shotgun to the face of every person who ever has or who ever will retell the insidious ... (more)
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on February 12th, 2007 in Commentary, FilmsAnybody out there ever check out anything by Jean Kilbourne? My old lady's been bringing films of hers home and i can't help but thinking Jean would be a pretty funny person to watch an evening of mainstream cable TV with. If you ever get a chance, check out ... (more)
500 Missing Women
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on January 22nd, 2007 in Commentary, FilmsSo today is the day that Robert Picton goes on trial for the murders of Sereena Abotsway, Mona Wilson, Andrea Joesbury, Marnie Frey, Georgina Papin and Brenda Wolfe, six of the twenty-six women found completely destroyed and buried at Picton's pig-farm in Port Coquitlam. Seems like a good day to revisit ... (more)
Posted by The Rod on April 3rd, 2006 in Commentary, FilmsHello, Everybody Last night I had nightmares of a different kind. I went to the Park Theater to watch the movie EARTHLINGS which, for two full hours, explores the various things humans do to the other species on the earth. I can't say I've ever seen anything quite so ... (more)
Hello, Poople! Happy New Year!!!!
Posted by The Rod on January 2nd, 2006 in Band News, Commentary, FilmsIt is a nice day outside there today! I've got a few little things to report today. First I'll hand you this little quote ... "In what to most Pakistanis will be a shocking revelation of the degree of sympathy which even the most horrifying of natural calamities can raise among ... (more)


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Arran View 1 x Bed
Arran View one bed is one of our original cottages here at Loudoun Mains. It sleeps max 3 in its Bedroom and has full access to Loudoun Mains Country Club with swimming pool and gymnasiums (WI FI enabled). This self-catering holiday cottage is the result of careful restoration and conversion of the existing farm buildings, it living area and kitchen is on the ground floor with. This particular cottage has one bedrooms and sleeps up to a maximum of 3 using the extra single bed in the bedroom. There is ample parking and private west facing patio with views over the stunning Ayrshire countryside..
Stunning Holiday Cottages
Loudoun Mains Holiday Cottage complex comprises of 15 varying size units all set in the converted farm steading that is Loudoun Mains. We are situated in the heart of the Ayrshire countryside high up on the hills overlooking the Irvine Valley although we are only two miles from the nearest Tesco and Coop and just a short walk to the pub downhill (Best get a taxi back!)We have a Country Club on site with its own swimming pool, Sauna and two very well equipped gymnasiums which is complimentary to all Holiday guests. All our cottages are WI FI enabled although due to our location we find that the WiFi speeds are not very fast (perfectly acceptable to send and receive emails and web browsing although downloading or streaming movies is painfully slow). There is a children play area with a small tree house and chute and swings for the more adventurous and a lovely fish pond with shelters and impromptu BBQ areas, all in all a very secluded spot, great for nature lovers. We have a few chickens which provide us with the most delicious eggs and a couple of goats which love to be walked.
Please note that we carry out swimming lessons for children in our pool at various times throughout the week, if the use of the pool is paramount to your enjoyment of the holiday please contact us to enquire the exact times and days to allow you to be fully informed before making any reservations.
About the Owner
About David Reynolds
David Reynolds
David Reynolds purchased this apartment in 1999
Why David Reynolds chose Scotland
Have always wanted to have properties in the countryside and really love spending time meeting new people and helping them enjoy this beautiful setting.
What makes this apartment unique
Just wait till you get here and experience the fresh air and the views, there are so many shades of green and brown and the wildlife is abundant.
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Booking Notes:
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"Have always wanted to have properties in the countryside and really love spending time meeting new people and helping them enjoy this beautiful setting."
Activity and Interests
30mins drive to local beaches
Glasgow International Airport 35 minutes away
Prestwick International Airport is 30 minutes away
Edinburgh International Airport is 90 minutes away
Tesco is 2 miles away
Pub is 2 miles away
From the Owner
"Just wait till you get here and experience the fresh air and the views, there are so many shades of green and brown and the wildlife is abundant."
Property Type
- apartment
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Farm Holidays
- Historic
- Holiday Complex
- Romantic
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- Books
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Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Heated Pool
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
Location Type
- rural
- churches
- forests
- library
- playground
- pond
- recreation centre
- restaurants
- ruins
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horse riding
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- sledding
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- laundrette - serviced
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- equestrian events
- fishing
- fly fishing
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- golf
- golf pass optional
- hiking
- hunting
- ice skating
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- pier fishing
- sailing
- ski
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 25 m²
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 3
- Bedroom 1
- Double bed and single bed in bedroom
- Bicycles ...
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- Golf ...
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- 1 bicycles
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 3
- non smoking only
- pets considered
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The LP400 Club, an inexpensive match air pistol for beginners and gun clubs, combines the Walther LP400 with features of the lower-cost Hämmerli AP20. The molded plastic grip can be adjusted to suit either right- or left-handed shooters and almost any hand size. Further details: 200-bar cylinder, magnetic absorber, double compensator, rear sight with adjustable notch, rotating front sight, weight 900 g.
LP400 configuration:
- Compressed air system 200 bar
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- RESORBER double compensator
- Pressure reducer with QUICKCLEAN air filter
- ECO valve technology
- Breech for easy reloading
- Dry-practice mode
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- Sights adjustable in the longitudinal direction
- Universal tool and plastic gun case
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The first time I used my Upside debit card, I was downtown and entered what I thought to be a correct pin number. It didn't work, so I tried a few others and later verified that original pin number I used was a correct pin number. When I got home and back online, I noticed a few $2.00 deductions out of my account and $.99 for everytime I tried to check my balance. I had a lot of personal business going on at the time and did not look into it further. My mistake.
A few weeks later - again downtown, I was unable to withdraw money from my account although I could use it as a charge with no problem. I went from one ATM to another trying to get the money because I needed it for public transportation. I was stranded downtown! I live 13 miles out of town!
The ATM continued to state "incorrect pin number" when in fact, the account had been frozen! I managed to make it over to a cousin's house and called the 866 number for which I was charged $3.00 for an 866 number to be told my account had been frozen due to an incorrect pin number being entered and that it would last for 24 hours.
Now, get this, the woman also told me that I could get cash by using the card as a charge and getting 20.00 over the amount. I thought great and I thanked her only to find out when I tried it at the gas station, that it is illegal for the merchant to do that.
The ATM it simply stated I had entered an incorrect pin number. It did not indicate my account had been frozen. I've never experienced this type of account "frozen" procedure over an incorrect pin number before. This system tricks you into re-entering your pin number because you know it's right. They charged me $2.00 x 6!
Over the past few months, I've sent 3 email to them and they answered not one. However, they charge $3.00 for the phone call to talk to them over the phone.
In my last email my complaint was about my PayPal account. I had attached the Upside account as my bank for my PayPal account. In fact, that's the only reason I signed up for the Upside account so that I had a bank account to attach to PayPal. When PayPal tried to put through a measly $11.00 for which there were plenty of funds in my Upside account - Upside denied it. When I sent the email, of course they didn't respond. Instead they did this:
Adjustment Debit Direct Deposit – Paypal Echeck - -$2.95
There is no PayPal Echeck. And, there certainly is no direct deposit from PayPal to this phony business called Upside. None.
Now, in addition to all of this, there is another issue. I am on unemployment in Oregon. I used the Oregon US Bank card for unemployment. About a month ago, I asked the US Bank people to transfer money to the Upside account so that I could send a check for my rent. My car was in disrepair and I would have to walk four miles to the nearest store to get cash to pay my rent. US Bank did attempt the transfer and was not able to do it. I didn't get the phone call from US Bank and I was left with no way to pay my rent. So I walked to get the cash. At the time, I blamed it on US Bank. So I asked Unemployment to direct depost my check into the Upside account which they did.
I now realize that was yet another trick on the part of Upside. I'm furious - these is fraudulent business practices and it needs to stop.
They have left me no choice but turn them into the Attorney General's office of the State of Oregon for online fraud. I told them in my last email that if those multiple $2.00 charges were not reversed, that I intended to turn them in for online fraud. What did they do? This:
Adjustment Debit Direct Deposit – Paypal Echeck - -$2.95
That's quite an answer for a customer service complaint - a charge for a service that doesn't exist.
I am a consumer that is way beyond furious and I intend to see this through to conclusion.
Susan Kay Daniels
Upside Account Holder
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Immigrant group issues report on alleged misconduct by Border Patrol along southern border
EL PASO, Texas - A new report shows what some are calling a damning portrait of misconduct by the Border Patrol in and around the southern border.
The Vice President of the local chapter of the Agency's union said it's an example "of another advocacy group trying to smear the Border Patrol."
The report, compiled by the American Immigrant Council, an immigrant advocacy group - looked at Border Patrol internal affairs complaints from January 2009 to January 2012 within the southern border.
Out of the 809 internal affairs complaints, a large majority of them were from people who accused Border Patrol agents of physical abuse or using excessive force. According to the report, in 40 percent of the cases with internal affairs, no decision had been made or reported.
In the rest of the cases, where the Border Patrol did reach a conclusion on a complaint, 97 percent of the time that conclusion was "no action."
"You have a situation that we hear about all the time in our office in El Paso from constituents who have filed complaints and are frustrated that they never hear back from the Border Patrol or CBP or that their complaint is found to have no merit even when they have proof and have suffered bodily injury," said O'Rourke in a phone interview Wednesday.
Stew Harris, Vice President of the local 1929 chapter of the National Border Patrol Council, points out that 1.3 million people were apprehended in the span of time covered by the report. He said that shows fewer than one-percent of those in border patrol custody filed a complaint. Harris said he believes the fact that the border patrol took no action on the majority of cases - shows agents are behaving appropriately.
"That supports our positions that our agents are doing the right thing 99% of the time," said Harris.
He added border patrol agents train quarterly on how to treat people they apprehend and who cross the border.
O'Rourke does not have the same take on the report, pointing out the authors had a difficult time obtaining the information through a Freedom of Information Act request.
"They were only able to get that data from one of five different channels through which people can launch complaints against CBP so it just goes to show you how opaque and non-transparent CBP is today and really how it operates within a culture of impunity - impunity when it comes to being responsive to lawmakers, the press, the public," said O'Rourke.
The report shows complaints were much lower in El Paso - four per border patrol agent - than in other parts of the southern border. In the Tucson sector, complaints per agent were higher than 30.
The low ratio of complaints in El Paso demonstrates strong, good leadership in the El Paso sector of the Border Patrol, said O'Rourke.
The report may be good timing for O'Rourke. He and New Mexico Republican Congressman Steve Pearce introduced a bill to create a system - independent of the Border Patrol's chain of command that'll would review complaints. An independent commission, with subpeona powers, would then make recommendations to the Secretary of Homeland Security, who'd be required to implement the changes or a comparable alternative, said O'Rourke.


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Polymer Science and Engineering
R. Byron Bird and Sigmund Floyd
James L. Davis, General Editor
Technical Japanese
This book is a supplement to the textbook Basic Technical Japanese. It introduces an additional 100 kanji that are important in building vocabulary for reading and translating the Japanese literature on polymer science and engineering.
The text offers ten lessons, each of which introduces ten new kanji as well as exercises for mastering them. The new kanji are printed in very large type at the beginning of each chapter so that the reader can see clearly how the characters are structured. The exercises include several kinds of matching, as well as translation of sentences and short paragraphs. Full translations of some exercises allow learners to evaluate their own work. In addition, a list of thirty-five more kanji related to polymer science is provided at the end of the book.
Intended for self–study, the book provides a complete on–kun index of all 135 kanji, which enables learners, if they know the pronunciation of a word, to locate the introductory discussion of the corresponding kanji in the book.
R. Byron Bird is Vilas Professor Emeritus in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Sigmund Floyd is the business manager of AtoHaas Pacific B.V. in Tokyo, a joint venture of Elf Atochem S.A. and the Rohm and Haas Company.
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Paths 2 Promise
Partners and employers in the Promise Zone counties are coordinating to help educate and skill up participants through work-based learning opportunities, internships, and on-the-job-training (OJT), as well as educational and training programs.
Eligible participants in the pilot include current SNAP recipient work registrants who are deemed eligible by DCBS. Involvement in the program is voluntary and participants will not lose benefits if they decline to participate in Paths 2 Promise.
Participants will be randomly split into expanded services and general services categories. Once assigned, participants in the expanded group will begin the process of intensive career advising services with a personal career navigator to create a personalized career plan. Then, a team of experts, including a success coach, will help support the participant in meeting their goals outlined in the career plan. For example, enrolling in classes at the local community college to become a certified medical assistant.
If you have any questions regarding the program or how you can be enrolled, contact your local Kentucky Career Center at one of the following locations:
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domain User Password Expiry Notification
hi everyone,
first of all i am new in sharepoint technology, not know about sharepoint features, please help me in below mention query
we have AD 2003 environment, and Share point is also installed, i have to make the schedule the password expiry notification to all AD users that you password is expire in 5,4,3 days, also some exclusion like mail enabled users , i dont want to send the password expiry notification to them.
if some one has configured this,please let us know any article or steps to do this, it will help us
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I'm not sure what your question is. Is this a SharePoint 2010 question? If so, why is your Active Directory password expiration related to SharePoint?
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i just want to know that is there any provision in sharepoint to sync with Active directory and read the password policy and identify that that users password will expire with in 2 days or 3 days and send the email notification to users email id that your password is going to expire,please change it
can we do that
I think that the only way to achieve what you want is by implementing a web part. You can find some on the web, I found one but it's not free: http://store.bamboosolutions.com/ps-53-5-password-expiration-web-part-release-10.aspx
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Taking Time for Training
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World Cup Warm-ups: Nigeria v Scotland
"He's just thrown it in the net," noted BBC Scotland match analyst Kevin Gallacher. Twice he said it. In a match which had been newsworthy in its build-up because of claims it had attracted the attention of match-fixers. That's it, Kev. You calm the waters. If the fix was in on Nigeria's World Cup warm-up friendly against Scotland at Fulham's Craven Cottage, why did Nigerian goalkeeper Austin Ejide so convincingly claim he was being fouled as he threw Shaun Maloney's corner into the net? And if the fix was in, then why wasn't at least as much attention paid to Scotland's borderline-slapstick defending for Nigeria's 90th-minute equaliser, especially as they had been a largely formidable rearguard to that point? Maybe the fix was in on the time of Scotland captain Scott Brown's inevitable booking – who would have put money on the 87th minute? Had there been a sweepstake, would it have been worth printing any tickets higher than 50? Or was there some form of spread betting on the wide spread (sorry) of Nigeria's shooting? The African champions had about a dozen shots off target which were a combined total of about a mile high and/or wide of their scheduled destination, Gallacher's fair comment about one shot heading for "Kensington High Street," showing an impressive, or impressively-researched, knowledge of West London geography. But if the fix was in,...Read More


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Fun Under The Sun: 10 Days, 10 Films, 2 Cameras and 314 Photos in Heaven on Earth, Turkey!2013-08-31 2 3 Share Tweet
Recently, arrived home from a late summer vacation to Turkey. Since I don't travel often to Middle Eastern countries, I brought my La Sardina and Diana F+ with me, along with 10 rolls of film! These are the photo I took from Heaven on Earth!
8 August – Day 1: Arrival, Camlica Hill, Belerbeyi Sarayi, and Bosphorus Strait Cruise
Arrived at 8.00 AM at Attaturk Airport, I went to the Camlica Hill after my family and I found the guide in the airport. The view from the hill was amazing! The trees and flowers were beautiful and the scenery was mind-blowing!
After enjoying our time on Camlica Hill, we visited the Belerbeyi Sarayi which means Belerbeyi Palace. The palace is an amazing summer palace. But unfortunately, taking photos are forbidden inside the palace.
And then, we finished our first day in Turkey with a cruise along Bosphorus Strait. The cruise was 1 hour long so I was able to sleep for a few minutes.
9 August – Day 2: Troy
On the second day, we visited Troy. To reach Troy from Istanbul, we must cross Marmara Sea with ferry. The trip was 30 minutes long, so I went to the upper deck and started shooting. But then in the middle of shooting session, I found out that my La Sardina was still on Bulb and I had almost finished the film. So I panicked out when I realized that I overexposed almost a whole roll of film…
About 30 minutes after the ferry, we arrived at the archeological site of Ancient City of Troy. The city was (of course) ruined after the war, and had 9 different layers of architecture from 9 different eras. ?What amazed me was the Trojan horse. On the site is the re-designed version of the Trojan Horse which was not so great. The one that amazed me is the original design of the horse that was used in the making of the movie "Troy," kept in the city center of Canakkale, a city near the site. But sadly I can't load the photos from the Sardina to this article because of a few errors.
10 August – Day 3: Ephesus
On the third day, we visited Ephesus. The city was awesome! The architecture is still standing strong and still blowing my mind! And also Ephesus had one of the biggest Odeons, (theaters) called the Grand Theater
11 August – Day 4: Pamukkale
On the fourth day, we visited the White Terrace of Pamukkale and ruins of Hierapolis. The White Terrace was beautiful. It looks like a canyon, but it's not. It's a kind of hot spring and it's white!
12 August – Day 5: Konya, Cappadocia
On the fifth day, we went to Cappadocia. But since the trip took 9 hours, we stopped at Konya to visit Maulana Jalaludin Rumi Museum. And then we proceeded to Cappadocia and arrived at night.
13 August – Day 6: Cappadocia
We started our day with an air hot balloon ride around Cappadocia in the morning. It was really amazing to see it from above. We also saw the sunrise from 700m above the ground.
After that, we started our tour in Cappadocia and visited places like Goreme Open Air Museum, Imagination Valley, Mushroom Valley etc. The scenery was amazing and mind-blowing!
14 August – Day 7: Ankara, Bolu
On the seventh day, we went to Bolu and stopped at Ankara to visit Mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Attaturk, the Founder of Turkey Republic. The Mausoleum is really glorious and the architecture is awesome!
15-18 August – Day 8-10: Istanbul Tour
We arrived at Istanbul on noon of 15 August, and the we started our tour around Istanbul for the next 2 1/2 days. We visited masterpieces like thenHippodrome, Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Sarayi, Dolmobahce Sarayi, Taksim Square, and Galata Tower. Istanbul is really amazing!
Turkey is really amazing and beautiful. The food, the scenery, the people, everything is really great. Well that's why I called it Heaven on Earth. And I believe if you have visited Turkey, you will say the same thing. Turkey is a gift from God. And because of that, I felt really sad upon leaving Turkey…
Here are all the photos I took of Turkey, but these are not all of them. If you want to see them all, you can see my album here
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1. Re: IBM MQ resource manager restartingBob Finan-Oracle Dec 6, 2012 7:33 PM (in response to user878)Hi,
There is an AIX platform specific issue that may be related:
If you are running on AIX:
"When using the Oracle MQ Adapter for Oracle Tuxedo in an AIX version 5.3 (or 6.1) 64-bit environment, if the dltmqlnk command is not executed to remove the symbolic link to the 32-bit WebSphere MQ libraries, you must export the TUXEDO_LIBPATH_PREPEND environment variable and set its value to the 64-bit WebSphere MQ libraries path."
You should also check the libraries, defined in the RM file, you are linking with are correct(i.e 32 vs 64 bit) and that the OPENINFO string, in the ubb config file, is defined correctly.
Here is the documentation ink for building the Tuxedo MQ Adapter
Bob Finan
Tuxedo 11 is certified for MQ 22.214.171.124 not 7.1
Edited by: Bob Finan on Dec 6, 2012 11:29 AM
2. Re: IBM MQ resource manager restartinguser878 Dec 9, 2012 6:45 AM (in response to Bob Finan-Oracle)Hi Bob
Thanks for your reply, I shall check MQAdapter with MQ version 18.104.22.168.
I have reconfirmed the other things you mentioned a number of times so only thing to check may be the MQ version. I shall post result of my result.


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Hello. I'm looking to purchase my first multitool/knife for basic trail hiking and backpacking. I don't have a specific use case, but I imagine I might find myself in a situation where I need a blade, scissors, etc. Based on some of the threads I found below, it seems like the Victorinox Classic is a good choice. The Spyderco Ladybug also looks interesting. Does anyone have any additional input for someone buying their first blade?
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@anarkhosLocale: Colorado, Wyoming
If all you are looking for is a small blade for food prep and some scissors for first aid applications then the Victorinox Classic is your best bet. The tweezers can also be handy if you ever hike through prickly stuff.
Anything from Spyderco is excellent. But personally I prefer having scissors, much more practical for most everything you will need on trail. Except in winter conditions I almost never bring more than my Swiss Army Knife for basic trail backpacking.
I am a guy who LOVES my big blades, saws, and axes for woodcraft and winter bushcraft, but for standard on trail excursions you will never need more than a Victorinox Classic. Don't waste money on a fancy locking folder or fixed blade if you don't have a planned use for it.
I agree 100% with Andrew. Inexpensive too. Win, win.
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@mdiltheyLocale: MaxTheCyclist.com
the Leatherman Micra is an excellent pair of scissors with a spring, plus tweezers, a blade, screwdrivers for glasses and headlamps, and a handy file.
I dig!
@anarkhosLocale: Colorado, Wyoming
A Leatherman Juice S2 would also be good if you wanted fully functional pliers. 4.4 ounces I think.
@tauneutrinoLocale: Upper Galilee
It's only 24 gram, but has the following:
0) Spring-action Scissors
1) Knife
2) Flat/Phillips Screwdriver
3) Nail File
4) Tweezers
For $17 delivered it's a best UL multitool.
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Genome study turns up new clues for schizophrenia
Psychiatric disease exacts an overwhelming human toll, derailing the lives of its sufferers and their loved ones. While more effective therapies offer future hope of relieving this suffering, a key stumbling block is the lack of fundamental knowledge of disease biology: what causes psychiatric diseases and, in turn, what can be done on a molecular level to help alleviate them.
Now, researchers in the International Schizophrenia Consortium (ISC) have taken a critical step forward in this effort by discovering that a large number of common genetic variations influence a person's chances of developing schizophrenia. All told, such variants may help explain a significant fraction — at least one-third — of an individual's risk of getting the disease. Their work, together with similar studies led by two other groups, appears in the July 1st advance online edition of the journal Nature.
"While our study finds a surprising number of genetic effects, we fully expect that future work will assemble them into meaningful pathways that will teach us about the biology of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder," said Pamela Sklar of the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Department of Psychiatry and Center for Human Genetic Research (CHGR), a senior associate member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and corresponding author of the Nature paper.
The findings are indeed historic: genome-wide methods have previously been applied to schizophrenia in recent years, and each time struggled to uncover strong evidence that common DNA variations are involved in the disease. The aim of these approaches is to scour the human genome for common genetic differences (known as single nucleotide polymorphisms or "SNPs") that are found more commonly in schizophrenia patients compared to those without the disease. Those SNPs can serve as markers that point to critical genes and biological processes that influence schizophrenia.
The unusual success of the current study was driven by the use of enhanced statistical methods and the willingness of consortium researchers to share the several thousand patient DNA samples needed for robust results.
The ISC scientists were particularly interested by their discovery that many of the genetic variants implicated in schizophrenia are also implicated in another devastating psychiatric disease — bipolar disorder. That finding gives molecular credence to the idea that these two diseases, generally considered distinct yet related conditions, share some common underpinnings.
"Over the past two years, the consortium has taken important steps towards unearthing the complex genomic architecture of schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, and this paper is another example of that critical work," said Edward Scolnick, director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute, a major funder of the ISC study. "To fulfill the promise of these early studies, we as a community will need to continue to fully define the genetic basis of these disorders and ensure that our insights help improve the diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients and their families."
Indeed, there is still much more work yet to be done before the paper's findings can have an impact on clinical care. The ISC researchers provide evidence for a large number of genetic variants involved in schizophrenia but additional studies are required to specifically pinpoint their genomic locations — and to dissect their roles in psychiatric disease, "How these genetic variants translate into schizophrenia or bipolar disorder for a given patient is not yet known," said co-corresponding author Shaun Purcell, also of MGH Psychiatry and the CHGR, and an associate member of the Broad Institute.
But, despite the long road that lies ahead, the papers published today by the ISC as well other groups in the schizophrenia research community are certainly a remarkable step toward unraveling the complex biology of these devastating disorders.
As the ISC researchers acknowledge in their paper, "the scores [of genetic variants] derived here have little value for individual risk prediction, meaning that application to clinical genetic testing for schizophrenia would be unwarranted. In the future, measures of polygenic burden, along with known risk loci and non-genetic factors…could open new avenues for studying gene-gene and gene-environment interplay."
Several other researchers at the Broad Institute and its Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research contributed to the ISC's Nature paper, including Kristin Ardlie, Kimberly Chambert, Mark Daly, Stacey Gabriel, Finny Kuruvilla, Douglas Ruderfer, Jennifer Stone, and members of the Broad's Biological Samples and Genetic Analysis Platforms.
Paper(s) cited:
International Schizophrenia Consortium, Common polygenic variation contributes to risk of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Nature DOI 10.1038/nature08185


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i just bought my first rifle, a weatherby .270win, which i had topped with a leupold 3-9x40 scope. a friend of mine just told me that he is thinking about selling his marlin lever-action 30/30 which is topped with the exact same scope on my weatherby. he bought his entire set-up for about $850, but stated he would sell it to me for $500.
i enjoy shooting and have no objections expanding my small collection. however, i don't know how useful the 30/30 would be for me. i bought my .270 intending to hunt pig and deer, with thoughts of black bear and/or elk down the road.
maybe this is a dumb question, but how much more beneficial is the 30/30 than the .270? i know that bullet weight is a factor, but is a 150-grain .270 with higher velocity and energy a better choice than a 170-grain 30/30 which is slower and has less energy? i'm new to hunting and rifle shooting, so this is all kind of a foreign language still. but in looking at ballistic charts, it seems that the .270 really outperforms the 30/30 in everything except a slightly heavier bullet.
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Born in Sydney, Australia and raised in Vancouver, Nicole Humphries-Voorhoeve spent time in Toronto where she made waves as a singer-songwriter, television producer and writer. She's back in Vancouver (for now, until she heads to New Zealand in June for a year) where she lives with her husband and young son.
When my husband announced that work would take him to my old hometown in January, I jumped at the chance to go with him. While most might balk at a trip to Toronto in January, I had a feeling I would be spending a lot of time indoors. After all, we would be staying at one of the city's best hotels.
When we turned onto a dignified little street called Saint Thomas and pulled up in front of the Windsor Arms Hotel, I barely noticed the wind chill. I'm convinced that this historic property, a longtime favorite with celebrity guests, may be one of the city's true gems. Its original structure has been completely rebuilt in recent years, proving that perfection can indeed be improved upon.
From the moment we (myself, my husband, and our two-year-old son) arrived, we were treated with utmost courtesy and kindness. Elegant, intimate, and traditional with a trendy twist, we would have happily moved into the Windsor Arms Hotel indefinitely. Its entrance is the only completely original part of the building, and a fashionable yet cozy lobby lends the property an air of exclusivity.
Inside our suite, my attention was piqued at the sight of a guitar. This was no decorative piece, it was perfectly in tune and lovely to play, which meant I could spend my son's naptime strumming and singing away to my heart's content without having to lug my own guitar case around.
In fact, all suites come complete with a musical instrument; if not a guitar, then a harp or a baby grand. Grand pianos are scattered throughout the common areas of the hotel in a most pleasing way. I don't plan on ever getting married again, but while exploring the hotel I couldn't help but envision a magnificent wedding taking place here.
Situated in Toronto's upscale Yorkville area, Windsor Arms Hotel's surroundings are flush with the city's best shops, cafes, and restaurants. A stroll through this interesting neighborhood is a must, and the city's museum is just a short walk away.
The staff members at Windsor Arms Hotel are professional and gracious, and perks such as private butlers enhance each guest's experience here. Next to the entryway of every suite sits a butler's pantry, ensuring utmost privacy if desired when room service is delivered, and items are retrieved and returned in record time. Let me just say that my husband's favorite shoes are like new again since being placed within the pantry.
With just 28 spacious suites, a fantastic spa and fitness area (we loved the fireplace next to the pool), three unique tea rooms, and an impressive restaurant, one would be hard-pressed to find a thing wrong with Windsor Arms Hotel. Oh, and by the way, a lovely little red leather cardholder is sent home with all guests. I'm still getting compliments on mine.
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Toshiba 2SK146 GR &V dual FETs for sale
For sale,
(27+) 2SK146 GR Toshiba dual FET 12
(8+) 2SK146 V Toshiba dual FET 15
All Fets are allready 20 years in my stock.
I am located in Finnland.
Paypal accepted.
Shipping is 5 Euro flat international.
If you want your shipment registered add another 3 Euro to the shipping costs.
Regards, Walter
Hello Walter,
My username is siepie,I'm 48 and I live in the Netherlands.
I wanted to ask you if you still had some (2) 2sk146v dual fets for sale.
I know that this is a very late reaction, but I want to build a lfa-50-OA.
Greetings siepie.
p.s I have a paypal account.
what for this 2sk146 walter ?
can u give us a clue
Jeffry ,
you can use the Fets in many Boberly Phono and Line Amps. :D
Hi walter,
I already bought the gr version of the 2sk146, but I don't know or they will do for the lfa-50-OA.
Can you tell me? Otherwise do you still have two of the "V" versions for sale?
Greetings from Siepie.
Hi Siepie,
you can use the GR for the LFA as well.
best regards
I have some 2SK146 BL's available - will be interested in exchanging it for GR - send me a PM
Thank you walter.
Hi Walter,
In the event one of my 2sk146gr kicks the bucket, do you still have some for sale? I really would like one extra in case I make a mistake; I'm now just starting to collect all parts and a little shop makes the printboards.
So you see, there are a lot of ways I can make some mistake.
Greetings siepie.
Hi Walter,
I'm still interested in two 2sk146V dual fets. I understood you still had some.
What is your price for them, including shippng from Finland to the Neterlands?
Greetings from siepie.
p.s. Of course I will wait for your vacation to end.
Interesting for 4 pieces 2sk146v if EXIST
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|This was a great costume to wear. Somebody actually complimented me because they said it suited my face! XD I wish I got some better snaps of it. Another I would wear again. Mostly because there was a point at the end of the day where I was just sat reading a book, waiting for my sisters to come out from the masquerade. People kept wanting to take a photo of me, as I was Belle reading. XD


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In the last 90 days, 2 listings have been listed, which means listings might be going fast. You'll want to be prepared to tour spaces as quick as possible. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet on the market, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
The standard measurement for office space in this area is around sqft. Most buildings in this area are approximately 2 floors. Most buildings in this market were built in 1987 and are Class B.
Not much of the real estate is used for commercial space, so it might be hard to find office space. Waste services is the dominant industry in this region. Commute by bike is the most popular way to get to work amongst Prospect-Shields occupants. Commuting under 5 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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HYDE PARK—I was very much interested in reading the story of the three former American soldiers who are returning from Communist China. I had previously read about them and others, as far as background is concerned, in the book, "21 Stayed," by Virginia Pasley.
There seems to be a great similarity, at least in the unhappiness, of the lives of most of these young men before they went into the Army. They could not have had any very good idea of what their country meant to them or of what the United States as a democracy meant to them and to the world, because most of them were escaping into the Army from a life they found none too pleasant.
It is true that many other young men with the same experiences do not react in the same way. But at the same time I feel that with many of these young men, whom we hope to see become good citizens of this country, we have got to take their backgrounds into consideration.
This trio returning home may need some punishment, but, far more important, I think they need a careful study by a trained individual to find how they can be helped to do better in the world they are returning to. It seems to me that they need education of every kind. Certainly not a maximum security prison should be theirs, but some place where a skill can be learned and where it is possible for someone to be chosen to make it his business to see that when they have been punished and trained they have the opportunity to go to work. Above all, they must be made to feel that there is some individual interested in their future.
In short, they should be given a reason to love their country and believe in it. If this does not happen we may well find that they become a burden on society as well as a potential menace.
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What a nice photograph that was of three generations of Eisenhowers, published the other day, walking up the steps of the church in Gettysburg. It seems very appropriate that the soldier-son and the grandson of the President should pray with him for success at the coming Geneva conference. This "summit" meeting at Geneva promises to be a very momentous occasion which will affect deeply the two generations that accompanied the President to church.
As they toured the battlefield after church services grandfather-soldier may well have explained to the grandson what the difference between the Battle of Gettysburg is and a possible nuclear war of the future. The President may have explained how, as a civilian, he must try through this conference to preserve mankind from a destruction so much greater than the destruction of Gettysburg, though at the time it was thought Gettysburg was one of the great tragedies that our country had suffered.
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There does not as yet seem to be real peace in the Argentine, and it looks as though being a dictator must be a very uneasy thing there just at present. We are so far away that it is hard to realize how many civilians have been killed or injured in the battles that have gone on in Buenos Aires in the last few weeks.
Judging from the accounts in the paper on Monday the Catholics in this area are among those who most ardently wish to get rid of President Peron. This demonstration was apparently raided by firemen using their hoses to cover the people with brownish tinted water and chemical foam. This is probably a better way to disperse a crowd than with the use of arms and the many arrests that only cause greater agitation until the people are released.
It might be well for President Peron to make the difficult decision of granting a democratic and constitutional form of government. This, of course, might mean his own downfall, but it would certainly mean the beginning of self-government, which would take time to establish but which someday must come about.


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Simplify your waterski experience with the Connelly 67" Shortline Slalom Waterski, a perfect choice for beginning riders. The Shortline Waterski has a wider tip and tail for deep water starts, and performs perfectly at slower speeds. The Shortline also features extra reinforcement rods to stiffen the ski, offering better stability and durability. A rope is included, so you can hit the water running.
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Rash Of Bungalow Burglaries Brings Police Presence
"There's a crime wave over there."
That's how one resident attending the monthly 101 Precinct Community Council meeting on August 19 referred to the burglaries that have taken place since last December on Beach 24 Street down by the bungalows.
The executive officer of the precinct, Captain Matthew Hanrahan, listened as bungalow owners from Beach 24 to Beach 27 Streets repeated incidents of youths busting windows and breaking into homes.
Neighbors said they believe the homes are being watched.
"They seem to know when people are not home. When people are going away," said one resident. "They know what cars you drive. When everybody leaves for work, and when you come home."
Neighbors say the burglars use younger kids to break into the bungalows.
"The older guys are standing outside. They're peeping around the corner. The kids come to tell them the door's open, and they go in," said one resident.
One resident said that a woman on the block saw kids who "broke a window down at the end of the block at 151," and broke into the home.
"What [we're] asking for is more of a police presence," said one another woman. "If you come through that block a little more, if they see that the police cars are there, that will deter just by the sight of the police cars cruising up and down. That's one of the problems - they're not coming through.
"They're going up Seagirt [Boulevard] but they're not going in and out of those blocks - because they're deadend blocks - I don't know what the problem is. But, if you have 13 [burglaries] since December, and some of those aren't even being reported, for the people living there that's almost one a week. That's a crime wave for the people living there."
Les Paultre, the president of the Rockaway Beachside Neighborhood Association, who lives in the affected area, questioned the captain about bike patrols.
"We're being bombarded now with robberies," said Paultre. "There's no police presence at all."
Paultre said a police presence is needed from Beach 24 to Beach 30 Streets.
"Because right now, it's like, you have homeowners going to work and their houses are being burglarized."
While the break-ins occur during work hours, neighbors say the most common time is between 9 and 11 a.m.
Hanrahan promised an immediate response to the problem by adding car patrols and checking into using bikes patrols. Currently the bike patrols are assigned to the business district and housing projects such as Redfern Houses.
According to Paultre, with whom The Wave spoke on August 25, the police presence has increased.
"I've seen [some cars] riding through," said Paultre. "Not as much as we'd like."


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Popular property highlights
Located within 2 miles (3 km) of Birchmere, Best Western Pentagon Hotel - Reagan Airport places you within a few miles (5 km) of Arlington National Cemetery. This 199-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Near the airport, it's also near Pentagon and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Free hot/cold buffet breakfast is included with your stay and is served from 6:30 AM to 10 AM.
All 199 air-conditioned rooms feature coffee makers, free local calls, and safes. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include ironing boards and desks.
Property features
Guests of Best Western Pentagon Hotel - Reagan Airport enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a business center. There's free parking, as well as a free airport shuttle at scheduled times. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and laundry facilities.
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Free airport shuttle
Best Western Pentagon Hotel - Reagan Airport
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This Best Western is in Arlington, Virginia, one mile from the Pentagon and four miles from Washington's top attractions. Complimentary WiFi is available throughout the hotel, and wired high-speed Internet access is available at a computer station in the business center, at no charge.
The hotel offers a seasonal outdoor pool and fitness center. A complimentary hot breakfast is served daily and from 6AM-10PM roundtrip transportation to Reagan National Airport is offered.
- Free airport transportation
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 199
- Number of floors - 2
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Luggage storage
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Free self parking
Room Amenities
Best Western Pentagon Hotel - Reagan Airport offers 199 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature safes and coffee/tea makers. Televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered daily and microwaves can be requested.
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot American breakfast is provided each morning and includes scrambled eggs, breakfast burritos, waffles, fruit, danishes, fried potatoes, and much more!
This Best Western hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are many dining options in Arlington and nearby Washington DC.
Nearby restaurants:
Monuments Restaurant
Bistro Bistro
Capitol City Brewing Company
Carlyle Grand Café
Thai in Shirlington
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 25
Hotel Name
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- Best Western Pentagon
- Best Western Pentagon Hotel
- Best Western Pentagon Hotel Reagan National Airport
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- Pentagon Best Western
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We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Hi , I just need help figuring this out because I'm not mathematical but I need to so I can cast on the right number of stitches
The first step is to measure your shoulder-span. Mine is about 17 inches. Then you add 4 inches for each sleeve (8 inches) and add that to your shoulder measurement. I got 25 inches from that, so 25 inches will be the width of my bolero. My ribbing gauge is 4 stitches per inch, so I multiply 25 by 4 to get 100. I take that number, 100, and round it down to the next number that is a multiple of 4 +2. The next number down is 98, and that will be my cast-on number.
Those are the instruction- my measurements are 22 so+ sleeves would be 30 (30x4=120) multiple of 4 +2 is where I get confused how many should I cast on?:knitting:
Ok, I'll see if I can explain it to you.
I assume that the 17 inch shoulder span is the example given in the pattern on how to work out the number of cast on stitches and the 22 inch shoulder span is your measurment.
If so, then you are correct in your working out that you need 30 inches in total for the 2 sleeves and the back of the bolero and that 30 inches at 4 stitches per inch is 120 stitches. As you need to round down to a multiple of 4 + 2 and 120 is exactly divisible by 4 then you can either subtract 4 from 120 to keep a multiple of 4 and add 2 to get the +2 or just subtract 2 to get your cast on number
120 - 4 = 116 + 2 = 118
120 - 2 = 118
Thanks Julie - that was super helpful!


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Excerpt: "Earlier this season, Bengals receiver A.J. Green dropped what he thought was an innocent comment during a radio interview on WFAN. He said, after watching the evidence on the game tapes, that there were holes to be exploited in the Giants defense.
Around here, it sounded like a brazen claim that challenged the Giants bravado. They were expected to take umbrage. Instead, they took shelter. Green and his teammates went out and found those holes in a 31-13 romp, part of a 2-4 stretch that has the defending Super Bowl champs flirting with missing the playoffs.
And its all because the Giants defense keeps missing the bell, one that might toll for their season if they dont figure it out Sunday in Baltimore against the Ravens.
The Super Bowl street cred is gone. They cant win games on reputation.
No doubt about that, Osi Umenyiora admitted Thursday. That might be our problem because we all feel like weve done this before, we can do this again. We believe in the talent and we can always rise up. Then we put ourselves in this corner. Now we have to fight our way out of it.
This is a little more than a corner. A year ago, they needed to make the playoffs by winning a road game against the Jets and a season finale against the Cowboys. While the listless Eagles await them in at home in week 17, theyve first got to go into a tough place to play against a team nearly as desperate to regain its mojo. Although the Ravens have clinched a wild-card spot, they are trying to end a three-game losing streak, two of them at home, where they had won 15 straight. In a way, that makes them more dangerous than had they been on a roll.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh, too, has another card to play. Hes been coy about the possibility of activating Ray Lewis, who has been on injured reserve with a designation to return with a torn right triceps. Lewis has been practicing for a couple of weeks now and, according to defensive coordinator Dean Pees, looking like his old self.
In order for him to be available for the playoffs, the Ravens would have to activate Lewis for either of these last two games. Since the season ends on the road in Cincinnati, this week gives them their best emotional bang for their buck. There is perhaps no other player in the league who can lift his team just by being on the field." Read more...