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"Frequently rated one of the best zoos in the world! Better than San Diego Zoo!"
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"Excellent Zoo!"
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"Visit the world's largest indoor desert and nocturnal exhibits along with one of the world's largest indoor rainforests. Other world-class exhibits included the Scott Aquarium, Hubbard Orangutan Forest and Gorilla Valley, Lozier IMAX® Theater, Durham's Bear Canyon, Berniece Grewcock Butterfly and Insect Pavilion and more. Experience Skyfari, the aerial tram that transports guests to a new view of the Omaha's Zoo."
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"Omaha has an amazing zoo. This is a must see while you are here. http://www.omahazoo.com/ children 2 and under are free 3-11 $9.00 adults $13.50 seniors $12.00"
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"Rivals the San Diego Zoo for the best zoo in the country. A must see for kids & adults alike. Admission Fees: Children under 2: FREE Children 3-11: $7.75 Adults 12 and over: $11.50 Seniors 62 and over: $10.00 Hours are 8:30AM - 5:00PM daily. Visit their website for information on special exhibits."
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"Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m daily"
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"Great zoo is worth a trip through the jungle and acquarium"
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"Located next door to Rosenblatt Stadium is Henry Doorly Zoo. One of the world's most heralded zoos for the number of exhibits and attractions it houses, Omaha's zoo is one of the crown jewels of all the attractions in the entire city. A great place for kids and adults to both enjoy!"
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"Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission: Children 2 and under - Free Children 3 to 11 - $7.75 Adults 12 and over - $11.50 Seniours 62 and over - $10.00"
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"Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo is nationally renowned for its leadership in animal conservation and research. Evolving from the public Riverview Park Zoo established in 1894, today the Zoo includes several notable exhibits. It features the largest cat complex in North America; "Kingdoms of the Night" is the world's largest nocturnal exhibit and indoor swamp; the Lied Jungle is one of the world's largest indoor rainforest, and the "Desert Dome" is the world's largest indoor desert, as well as the largest glazed geodesic dome in the world. The Zoo is Nebraska's number one paid attendance attraction and has welcomed more than 25 million visitors over the past 40 years."
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"The people of Omaha (lindy included) are not lying to you when they say Omaha has one of the World's top zoos. It boasts he largest cat complex in North America; the world's largest nocturnal exhibit and indoor swamp; the world's largest indoor rainforest, and the world's largest indoor desert. It can be an all day and more event if you get hooked watching the penguins swim, or the sharks glide above you as you are in the underwater tunnel. Make sure to check out the nursery because babies are being born regularly. In 2008 they opened the butterfly and insect pavilion. 2009 introduced the skytram where you can watch the whole zoo from the sky (as well as get up close and personal with Lindy's favorite the giraffes), and 2010 will bring a madagascar exhibit. Make sure to bring your walking shoes. 2009 ZOO ADMISSION FEES (open 9:30 - 5 daily) Children (ages 2 and under) FREE Children (ages 3 through 11) $7.75 Adults (ages 12 and over) $11.50 Seniors (ages 62 and over) $10.00 Henry Doorly is also home to Omaha's IMAX theater."
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"If your kiddos need some entertainment (or if YOU need some!), this is one of the best zoos in the country!"
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"Henry Doorly Zoo www.omahazoo.com Open year-round except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day from 8:30am- 5:00pm. Located at 3701 S. 10th Street in Omaha NE. Admission for children ages 3 through 11 is $ 7.75, for adults 12 and over $11.50, for adults 62 and over $10. Lots to do at this zoo- check out the website and you'll just how much. Word to the wise- bring your own snacks and drinks (overpriced in the zoo) and wear comfortable shoes."
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"The Henry Doorly Zoo! Our favorite place to visit when in Omaha!"
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"Something fun to do. Would need to have a car."
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"The Omaha Zoo honestly is almost as good as the San Diego Zoo. Experience the rainforest, an arid desert or the artic tundra, it's all here, just bring your tennis shoes."
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"This award winning zoo has more than lions and tigers and bears (those, too). This is a desert, a sea and a jungle. The 130-acre zoo has several more than 17,000 animals of 1,000 different species. There are immersive exhibitions that allow visitors to explore the flora and fauna from around the world. There is a train that circumnavigates the zoo and a carousel."
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"If you have time, we highly recommend visiting Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo. Our zoo has both the world's largest indoor rainforest and indoor desert dome. An amazing aquarium and a new Skyfari ride, which lets you observe the giraffe complex from above the giraffes, are just a few of the fun things to explore when at the zoo!"
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"This is a great zoo!"
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"Henry Doorly Zoo (15 min from Hotel) 3701 S. 10th St Omaha, NE 68107"
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"Wonderful zoo!"
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"Visitors to Omaha, see the zoo if you have time. One of the best in the nation. Many indoor exhibits make it great even for cold or rainy days."
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"THIS IS WHERE BEN PROPOSED!!! if you get a chance you should come here"
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"One of the best zoos in the nation. Don't miss it!"
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"One of the nation's biggest zoos, it's a fun place with a large aquarium, the desert dome, and IMAX theatres."
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S20 orders apply to service charges only.
To fall within the definition of a variable administration charge (sch. 11 CLRA 2002) it has to be a charge of a certain type (application charges, information charges, late payment penalties, breach of lease charges). I don't think that the charges you refer to fall into the required categories.

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By 2040, We Won't Need Subways
Toronto was recently named the world's fourth "most liveable" city by The Economist, with a notable caveat: the city's poor infrastructure. This comes as no surprise. Toronto's gridlocked streets, endless construction, lack of public transit options, and rickety old streetcar system mark a notable scar on our world class city.
Premier Kathleen Wynne's solution to the transportation infrastructure problem is to spend a whopping $50 billion of taxpayer money over the next 25 years to build an expansive rail network. By 2040, Toronto may finally have the subways that other cities built nearly 200 years earlier. (Similar networks were opened in London in 1863, New York in 1867, and both Boston and Chicago in 1897.)
But can you imagine what the world will look like in 2040?
We are on the cusp of explosive new technologies that will revolutionize how we commute. Innovative tech startups are fixing the problems we currently have with cars: that they pollute too much, are too expensive for many, and congest our overcrowded roads. Here are three notable examples of ideas and companies that will change transportation as we know it:
1. Ride-sharing. New apps like Hailo and Uber have taken the taxi dispatch system by storm, allowing customers to directly order and pay for rides through an app. This is just the beginning of how technology is facilitating the ride-share revolution. Lyft, the next generation ride-sharing app, has its own drivers and offers rides for a fraction of the price of taxis. Its spinoff Lyft Line creates a bus-like system that batches several customers together based on their route, splitting the price even further. Imagine a car picking you up from home and driving you directly to work everyday, for about the price of taking the Go Train. Of course, governments have gone out of their way to ban these apps, while further protecting the fat cat owners of the limited number of taxi licenses.
2. Autonomous, or self-driving cars. We may not be living the dream of flying cars from futuristic shows like the Jetsons, but Google's driverless car is a step in that direction. These cars, now legal in four U.S. states, have logged over a million kilometres on California roads without causing an accident. Driverless cars will significantly reduce traffic by automatically adjusting the speed and distance between cars, they use real-time data to select the best route, and eliminate collisions caused by human error. Imagine having productive work time in the car during your commute. Driverless cars, unfortunately, are still banned in Ontario.
3. Electric cars. Telsa Motors, run by Canadian Elon Musk, is working to mass produce the electric car. Musk recently waived the patent rights for his electric car because he simply cannot keep up with the demand for his product, and Tesla plans to sell electric cars at affordable prices within a few years. These electric cars are greener and cleaner than building new subways, but will require plenty of infrastructure, like charging stations, and more roads and highways -- the exact infrastructure that has been chronically neglected in Toronto.
These dramatic changes will revolutionize transportation in the coming years, and make a $50 billion subway system irrelevant. Ontario should look forward, not backwards. Instead of ploughing ahead with 200 year old solutions, the government would be wise to embrace technological progress and cut through the wall of red tape that work against innovative startups.
This will save taxpayers, and help situate Toronto as a model for 21st century transportation.
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The progressive subway architecture of Munich's underground wonderland pushes the envelope. The U-bahn is made up of mod, technicolor stations with little evidence of human finagling (i.e. no pissed-on benches, trash or graffiti). While several stations are old as funk (as far back as the 1930s), most have been newly renovated to resemble kaleidoscope-like wonders. We like the Sankt-Quirin-Platz station best for its quirky mix of old and new.
Paris makes it easy for us 'mericans to navigate its subway system. As charming as public transportation gets, the romantic art nouveau architecture of the world's second-oldest subway system will put you in the mood for serious PDA on the comfy seats. Brush up on your French, and your train just might meet a tunnel.
One of the most reliable subways in the world, the Hong Kong trains don't have operators. While we think there's a certain thrill to be on the fast track in a driver-less vehicle, the local population is a bit ho-hum about it. To make sure everyone is pleased with their human-less customer service, some stations are equipped with mood indicators.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: sleuth out North Korea's subway system -- the best-kept subterranean secret in the world. At 150 meters deep, it was made to withstand nuclear attack and link covert underground military facilities. While tourist exploration is severely restricted (only two stations are open to the public), we heard a rogue reporter once snuck out of his guarded hotel to poke around the clandestine admin-only tunnels. There are no glitzy ads or art work to check out here; just the harsh faces of political leaders plastered to train walls.
The Moskovsky Metropoliten has the largest ridership in the world, and that's just counting humans. Believe it or not, the stray dogs of Moscow have trained themselves to board and disembark (bark, bark) at stations of their choice because they have doggie jobs and families to get to, too. (No not really: They're looking for food.) They've taken a cue from fellow riders to avoid eye contact and have a dog's sense to get off at the correct stop. Who could blame the bastards for wanting to check out the underground? Other marvels include the neoclassical station architecture, Komsomolskaya in particular.
Finally, something to fill the void of Swedish-cool that ABBA and Bjorn Borg left behind -- the Tunnelbana, Stockholm's subway, isn't called the world's longest art gallery for nothing. Over 90% of its stations are adorned with mosaics, installations, reliefs and paintings by hundreds of artists badass enough to take it down a level. You can find shards of old buildings at the Kungsträdgården station or descend to the Odenplan station on a staircase resembling a grand piano. Several stations on the blue line feature exposed bedrock, painted in psychedelic colors and patterns that will likely derail your train schedule.
Toei Chikatetsu is Tokyo's futuristic subway system and the busiest metro in the world. What makes this metro so high tech? For starters: The extra busy Shibuya (she-boo-yah!) station, on the fourth floor of a trade center recently installed piezoelectric flooring that harnesses kinetic energy from the rush hour footfall and uses it to power lighting and other electronic equipment. Put that in your eco tech nerd cocktail and stir it.
OTP applauds your willingness to wear dirty clothes in order to save a little water. But get this, eco-warrior: the Madrid metro cleaning system recycles 80% of the water used down below. That's even a better rate than that drizzle bath you call a shower! In fact, the whole system was designed with the Kyoto Protocol in mind. If this doesn't stroke your eco'nsceince, may the carbon footprint gods have mercy.
This baby got a sexy makeover for the 2008 Olympics, much like the rest of Beijing. Never a country to skimp on fancy technology for its metropolitan centers, all trains are now bright and beautiful with sleek touch-screen maps, LCD televisions, underground cellphone reception and bilingual announcements. Forget the Forbidden City; we'll just hang down here.
What do mutant rats and NYC natives have in common? The New York City subway runs 24/7, has an express train on almost every line and always gets you within a few blocks of your destination. What's more, every other ride features a free show -- whether you asked for it or not. With Michael Jackson moonwalking, drunk Polish men singing show tunes on the platform and gospel a capella groups parading through the car, you're bound to pass the next Bob Dylan during your commute. If you're lucky, you might even get kicked in the face by a pole-swinging break dancer.
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A Package-scam Malware Attack
Yesterday, WebPulse blocked over 100 attempts by our users to download a malicious executable. It's an attack type I don't remember specifically writing about in the past, so it's worth a quick post.
The sample I grabbed was named USPS_Invoice_10242011.PDF.exe. From the file name, I rather suspected that I would find that this was another spam-based malware attack, and that's indeed what the logs showed when I traced back -- but what kind of spam?
Well, the most common URL* was:
www. usps.com.ww051.com/shipping/trackandconfirm.php?navigation=usps&respLang=Eng&resp=10242011
with a few to:
www. usps.com.ww051.com/shipping/invoice.php
and the victims were coming from their e-mail app or Webmail site...
This sort of URL, coming in via e-mail, is a hallmark of one of the "classic" spam attacks: an e-mail that tells you that you've got a package at the Post Office (or UPS, or Fedex,...), or that it couldn't be delivered, etc. There may be an attachment that pretends to be an invoice, or instructions for pick-up, or the like, but more commonly these days there's a link to a site like the above. (Note also that the URLs are constructed a bit like classic phishing URLs: I highlighted the subdomain and path strings that will look legitimate to a casual glance.)
The EXE payload was well-cloaked: it was only detected as malicious by 4 out of 43 AV engines in VirusTotal when I checked yesterday afternoon. (I retried the same sample today, and it was up to 10 detections.)
In addition to the 50 or so payloads requested from the usps.com subdomain, there was another similar-sized batch coming from another attack on a different sub-domain: www. mailer-daemon.ww051.com -- using a page called download.php and a similar-looking path and query string to the first sample above.
In spite of the low AV detection rate, WebPulse dynamically flagged all of the EXEs as Suspicious -- luckily, its "Shady-EXE" detector looks for different characteristics than AV packages do, and wasn't fooled.
* Note that I added a space after the "www." to avoid having the blog software helpfully try to turn the "www.usps.com" part into a clickable link (like it just did here!)


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Some people might argue that Paganism benefits from its counter-cultural status, and that teaching it in UK schools will just make it too respectable and dull. On the other hand, given the negative stereotypes that circulate about Pagans among the general population, a bit of education about Pagan traditions would be a very good thing. [Read more…]
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When to Fire a CEO: Optimal Termination in Dynamic Contracts
The repeated agency model has been widely applied to a number of interesting and important problems in economics, though in many instances, the fact that the standard model generates transient dynamics limits the usefulness of the results obtained from the model for the simple reason that purely transient dynamc phenomena are empirically irrelevant since they cannot be systematically observed and studied. \ In this paper, we show to embed the standard long-term contracting model in an economic environment in which the inherently transient dynamics of the model are transformed into dyanmics which are stationary and ergodic. \ We then use the model to study CEO termination and issues of corporate takeover.
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- Stephen E. Spear & Sanjay Srivastava, 1987. "On Repeated Moral Hazard with Discounting," Review of Economic Studies, Oxford University Press, vol. 54(4), pages 599-617.
- Wang, Cheng, 1997.
"Incentives, CEO Compensation, and Shareholder Wealth in a Dynamic Agency Model,"
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Elsevier, vol. 76(1), pages 72-105, September.
- Wang, C., 1995. "Incentives, CEO Compensation, and Shareholder Wealth in a Dynamic Agency Model," GSIA Working Papers 1995-08, Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business.
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- Shapiro, Carl & Stiglitz, Joseph E, 1984. "Equilibrium Unemployment as a Worker Discipline Device," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 74(3), pages 433-444, June.
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United and Kelsey president says time in Montcalm will resonate
GREENVILLE — In 2003 when scouting United Hospital as a potential candidate for joining the Spectrum Health system, then vice president of strategic planning and development Tina Freese-Decker knew the hospital was headed in the right direction.
Eight years later she joined United, now part of Spectrum, as its president and after three years is turning the reigns over to a longtime business partner.
"I learned a great deal and was really proud to be here," Freese-Decker said Thursday. Her final day with United was Friday. "The caregivers here and the people here really care about what they do. They really care about the patients and that makes me passionate about what I do. They had a focus on doing what was right.
"There is a focus on quality, a focus on patients and a focus on the experience."
Freese-Decker said not only was that a priority of the staff and administration at the hospital, but in the community as well, something she said was vitally important to the hospital's success.
"I've really felt like I've had the support of the community in doing what we need to do in healthcare," she said. "We've been able to grow our facilities in Lakeview, Greenville and Belding."
Freese-Decker — who guided the hospital through large renovation projects, expansions and the recruiting of physicians — will now take over as vice president and chief advisement officer for the entire Spectrum system.
Her primary duty will be developing a longterm direction for the system for the coming 5 to 10 years.
"I'll have to focus on the longterm," Freese-Decker said, adding she hopes to continue moving each of Spectrum's facilities, including United, forward.
She said her memories in Greenville and the time she spent at United and Kelsey will help her along the way.
"I really enjoyed being here," she said. "This is an experience that will stay with me forever."
Taking over for Freese-Decker as president of United and Kelsey hospitals will be Brian Brasser, who was named Freese-Decker's successor last month. He officially takes over Sunday.
"I'm very excited that Brian is the new president," said Freese-Decker. "He will be great at it. He will be a great asset to our community and hospital."
Freese-Decker and Brasser have worked side by side for more than a decade in the Spectrum system, even teaming up to implement on smoke-free campuses across the system.
Brasser said because of that partnership that dates back several years, the transition into taking over for Freese-Decker will go smoothly.
"I feel very fortunate to work beside Tina (at United and Kelsey) for the last two and a half years. I've learned so much," he said. "She's so inclusive, so as far as a transition, it will be seamless because she included everyone.
"I think she's done an amazing job inspiring staff across the system in focusing on patients first."


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Salvaged Vehicles in Alabama
If you have totaled your car in an accident, or if it has been declared a total loss by the insurance company because of storm damage, you have probably received a salvage title for your vehicle. Once a salvage title has been issued, you cannot legally drive your vehicle on Alabama highways or have a valid license plate.
If you need to apply for a salvaged title, complete the Application for Salvage Certificate of Title (Form MVT 41-1) and return it to the:
Alabama Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle Division ― Title Section
P.O. Box 327640
Montgomery, AL 36132
You have two options to consider for your salvaged vehicle:
- You can sell it for parts or to be restored.
- You can rebuild it yourself, obtain a rebuilt title, and drive it legally once again.
If you decide to keep the car and rebuild it, you must obtain a rebuilder's license and rebuild/restore the vehicle to its prior condition.
When you finish rebuilding it, you must have it inspected. This is to determine that no stolen parts were used to rebuild it and to ensure that your vehicle has been safely rebuilt. According to Alabama law, only a licensed rebuilder can apply for the inspection. The vehicle must be restored within Alabama only.
To apply for a rebuilder's license, contact:
Alabama Department of Revenue
License Tax Section
P.O. Box 327550
Montgomery, AL 36132
Phone: (334) 353-7827
You will be provided with a license application and instructions that will explain the requirements and fees. State law requires that you post a $10,000 surety bond to become licensed. A surety bond is a contract guaranteeing that you will rebuild the vehicle.
Once you have met the rebuilder's license requirements, you must include the following documents with your application for a salvage vehicle inspection:
- Application for Inspection of a Salvage Vehicle (INV 26-25)
- Remittance Advice (Form INV 31-1)
- The original salvage title properly assigned to the owner/licensed rebuilder
- Copy of rebuilder's license
- $90 fee, payable by certified funds (application fee of $75 plus title fee of $15)
You'll also need the following Bill of Sale forms:
- Notarized Bills of Sale for all major component parts. The forms must list the manufacturer's vehicle identification number of the vehicle from which the parts were removed.
- Bills of Sale for all minor component parts. Notarization shall not be required unless the component part contains or should contain the manufacturer's vehicle identification number.
Mail the above documentation to:
Department of Revenue
Automobile Inspection Unit
P.O. Box 327641
Montgomery, Alabama 36132
When your vehicle has passed inspection, you will be issued a rebuilt license plate that will be permanently attached to the vehicle. You will be given a rebuilt title that allows you to drive legally on the highways.
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Directors double down and cash out as internal stock purchases slow for second week
Directors bought fewer of their own company shares for the second straight week in the last full week of April, according to filings to the stock exchange, after seven weeks of increased buying.
A total of 34 companies reported 163 purchases worth HK$172.8 million, down from the previous week's 40 companies reporting 171 insider purchases valued at HK$276.1 million.
Selling, on the other hand, rebounded, with 15 companies recording 58 disposals worth HK$128.5 million. The number of companies reporting disposals was up from 13 in the previous week, and their value was up from HK$62.8 million, but the number of transactions was slightly down from the previous week's 64 disposals.
Chairman Lee Shau-kee of blue chip Henderson Land Development led the buyers for the third straight week, picking up 1.38 million shares worth HK$75.75 million from April 16 to 18, at an average of HK$54.77 per share. The trades increased his holdings to 1.534 billion shares, or 63.54 per cent of Henderson's issued capital.
That brought his purchases since the last week of March to 20.6 million shares worth HK$1.097 billion. Lee's trades in the past five weeks accounted for 22 per cent of the blue chip's trading volume. The stock closed higher from Lee's average purchase price since March of HK$53.28 at HK$56.20 on Friday.
Another director who bought heavily last week was the president and chief executive of consumer products exporter Li & Fung, Bruce Rockowitz.
Rockowitz resumed buying after the blue chip's stock fell 20 per cent from his acquisition prices in August to September last year, taking 2 million shares from April 18 to 23 at an average of HK$10.02 each.
The trades increased his holdings to 98.77 million shares, or 1.18 per cent of Li & Fung's issued capital.
Rockowitz had previously acquired 4 million shares from August to September 2012 at an average of HK$12.48 per share and 4 million shares from September to October 2011 at an average of HK$12.39 each.
The blue chip closed higher than Rockowitz's purchase price on Friday, at HK$10.16.
Another high-level executive who resumed buying after a fall in the company's share price was the founder and chairman of sausage casing products manufacturer Shenguan, Zhou Yaxian, taking 700,000 shares on April 23 at an average of HK$3.82 each. The trades increased her holdings to 2.146 billion shares, or 64.58 per cent of the issued capital.
Zhou's purchases came after a 10 per cent drop in the share price since January from HK$4.22. She previously acquired 2.9 million shares from November 14 to December 31 last year at an average of HK$4.02 each, and 8 million shares from January to August last year at an average of HK$4.10 each.
The stock closed at HK$3.80 on Friday.
Meanwhile, property play Poly Property recorded the biggest insider sales in terms of value last week, with six of the company's 10 board members unloading a combined 11.55 million shares worth HK$58.97 million from April 17 to 19 at an average of HK$5.11 per share.
The sales, which accounted for 14 per cent of the stock's trading volume, came on the back of a 25 per cent drop in the share price since January from HK$6.77. Despite that decline, the counter is still up since October 2011 from HK$2.20.
Among the sellers was chairman and managing director Xue Ming, selling 2.65 million shares on April 17 at HK$5.06 each, which reduced his holdings by 73 per cent to 1 million shares, or 0.03 per cent of the company's issued capital.
The disposal was his first since his appointment as chairman in April 2010. A portion of the sales was made at a profit based on the 1 million shares he acquired in August 2011 at HK$4.49 each.
Despite the heavy insider sales, the stock closed higher than the directors' sale price on Friday, at HK$5.22.
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It came as authorities confirmed at least 13 people were killed and 30 others wounded by a car bomb in a crowded outdoor market in Baghdad's Shia Sadr City district.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has warned there is a "real risk" of sectarian violence on a "massive scale" as a result of the conflict.
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Although still in government hands, Iraq's biggest oil refinery at Baiji has been shut down, threatening power and water supplies.
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I would not recommend this diet at all. It can be dangerous in the long run, and as soon as you go off the "diet", you'll likely gain all of the weight back. Your body's energy source of choice is carbohydrates, and low-card diets can be very dangerous even if they seem to reap results at first.
Dieting is a tricky thing, and there is no shortcuts to it. The best and safest way to lose weight is to just exercise and eat healthy (not one or the other, but both). I would not encourage this sort of diet to anyone.
Hi Fish-and-Chips-Yum,
Mmm, fish and chips haven't had those for a while. Well getting onto my point, I am not trying to flame or anything, but I am wondering why you believe this diet is bad for you?
It is true that many old research articles show a "high fat diet" is fat bad but I feel that the papers may have missed a few things such as the amount of carbohydrates they considered to be low, maybe not letting the body adjust to a keto-adapted state, and maybe other stuff, not a doctor here.
There are many success stories of going on high fat low carb diet such as Jimmy Moore where he defines his health by not much weight he loss but by other statistics such as cholesterol level, LDL, and HDL. I am going to do the same. I have taken my blood count right when I started my low carb diet and my LDL, HDL, and cholesterol were good. I am going to see how it looks like after 6 months. If it's gotten worse then I'll be changing my diet.
From one of Jimmy Moore's podcast with Dr. Jeff Volek, though I might be getting it confused with some other doctor haha, Dr. Volek mentioned didncase studies of two groups of people going on different types of weight loss regiments. One low carb high fat and the other your typical "healthy" diet. Both were isocaloric so they ate the same amount. Both groups lost weight but the blood work of the low carb high fat group improved quite a bit. This is one of many stories that I hear in Moore's podcasts. I don't recall everything exactly but I say I got the gist of it.
Here is an article that I found from google by Dr. Volek,
We could probably spew articles back and forth at each other supporting our claim but I find this researcher to be credible.
Of course in the low carb high fat diet, you should be eating vegetables, just avoiding the carbs. If you think about it 10,000 years ago, people didn't have bread or grain. Though they died earlier, I don't think it was because of their diet.
I also agree with you on the initial weight loss/gain of low carb diets. One of my med student friends says carbohydrates are able to retain more water so when you go on low carb you lose water weight and going back to a conventional diet you gain all the water weight back. But after the initial water loss, fat is definitely burned.
I am also concerned about putting my body at risk so I'd be glad to see information on why it is dangerous.
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Neil Patrick Harris put on some make-up, turned up the 8-track, and pulled a wig down from the shelf. And like that – POOOOF, NPH went from Doogie Howser/that guy from HIMYM/The Tony's host to Broadway's newest star, transforming and disappearing behind the East German transgender superstar in his/her own mind – Hedwig
Originally a cult off-Broadway musical, created and performed by John Cameron Mitchell (with music & lyrics by Stephen Trask), and then turned into a cult underloved film (which I know the material from best), Hedwig and The Angry Inch has now been glitzed and glammed up for the Great White Way. Fans of the musical will have no issue with the super-sized production, but I, a lover of the film, was taken aback by the monologue-y presentation of Hedwig's tale. In the film, all the characters Hedwig speaks of are embodied by other actors. In the original show, and this Broadway version, they are played out by Hedwig. I fear that any Hedwig virgins who see the new one may get a little lost within the storytelling of her story, and drowned out by the music. The music still kicks major ass, and the new incranation of Hedwig's band – the Angry Inch – sound amazing, but the storytelling feels a little cluttered when told thru the songs, especially for someone who doesn't know this Hedwig from Harry Potter's owl
STILL, for diehards or even the uninitiated, there's no denying the power (and sweat – he sweats A LOT) that NPH exudes on stage, giving Hedwig his all, and her all. It'll make the NPH nobelievers say Doogie who? The show tears him down, but builds up its audience's energy and love. Crank up that midnight radio, for rock and roll will never die
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Dude, you know all about Deltron 3030, right???? They're like the older brother of the Gorillaz that has always been overshadowed by their younger, more popular broseph. In 2000, Dan the Automator, Del the Funky Homosapien and Kid Koala (the first two being Gorillaz album #1 collaborators) formed like voltron and came up with a masterful eponymous concept album about a dystopian future. It's basically hip-hop's Pink Floyd's The Wall. 9reals, it's that good (for hip-hop). And then what? Nothing, literally NOTHING. 13 years passed and they finally decided to follow-up album #1 with #2 – The Event II, which not only continues on the same bad future theme, but also on the same rAWEsomeness in all around musical craftsmanship + a who's who of coolness for guest starringness – Damon Albarn, Mike Patton, Zack De La Rocha, Emily Wells, Jamie Cullum, Mary Elizabeth Winstead (and her HEAVENLY voice) + (pointless) interstitial skits from David Cross, Amber Tamblyn, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, David Chang and the Lonely Island boys (theirs is worth skipping every time it plays cause they are unfunny like Nazis)
Don't remember if the original album was ever toured, but I remember not having the chance to ever see the 3030ers live, and would jump at the first opportunity to do so. That day finally came, and boy was it well worth the wait. Supported by a 16-piece orchestra, Dan, Del & Kid took their concepts and put them into overly-good practice. Kid's beats were sick, and Del's voice, clear to hear (a rarity in a hip-hop show), was even sicker, while Dan automated the rawking orchestra by conducting all the madness. This was a big big big show that deserved an even bigger venue. The Highline Ballroom juss can't handle something of this magnitude. Deltron 3030 should be playing the likes of MSG or Radio City, and if they did, they should do it with a symphony CAUSE THIS SH!T IS SYMPHONIC, YO!!!
Setlist – State of the Nation / 3030 / Things You Can Do / Positive Contact / Stardate / The Return / City Rising From The Ashes / Nobody Can / Mastermind / Melding of the Minds / The Agony (Kid Koala Solo) / Virus / My Only Love / Memory Loss
Encore – Do You Remember / Clint Eastwood (YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! but why couldn't they get Damon to show up???)
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Fetch Clay, Make Man
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I know you know who Muhammad Ali is, but how about Stepin Fetchit????? As a movie buff, it almost pains me to say that I knew NOTHING about the first black man to ever receive a screen credit! Fetchit (real name Lincoln Perry) was a trailblazer, but also a controversial figure. The roles he typically played were of a lazy black man. Those were the only roles Hollywood allowed him to play, and so he went with it, and made a career out of it, until he didn't have much of a career. By the time the civil rights movement was in full force, he was basically nothing, and his own people looked down at him for what he had done to further stereotype the existing stereotypes
Anywho, as a big man of his time, Fetchit knew boxer Jack Johnson – aka the first African-American heavyweight champion – and newly-minted heavy weight champ, and Nation of Islam convert Muhammad Ali wanted to know Johnson's boxing secrets – specifically his 'anchor punch' – and so he brought Fetchit into his inner circle as a secret strategist, before his rematch with Sonny Liston in 1965
This is the subject of the mos eggsalad play Fetch Clay, Make Man, a knockout look at the crossroads when a new black identity in America was being forged, with Ali at the forefront, and moving away from the one Fetchit represented in the times leading up to it. Ray Fisher went all in as Ali, and K Todd Freeman frees Fetchit from his own ghosts, giving the man some depth and understanding. Supporting, most strongly is Nation of Islamer John Earl Jelks + Richard Masur (the guy who played a dad in every 80s movie) as Hollywood mogul William Fox
The play ended its run, but it should be turned into a movie cause I said so
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You remember the DC Beltway sniper attacks of 2002, right???? Honestly, it's best to forget about the horrible horribleness that happened, but now I can't stop thinking about it, after catching the Alexandre Moors directed / RFI Porto written powerful account of how John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo got from point A to the point of no return – senseless murders of innocent people, and terrorizing a region, and in turn, a nation
What were Muhammad and Malvo's motivations? That's not clearly stated in Blue Caprice (named after the make of car that ultimately became their killing machine), but their motivations were never clearly made in real life either. And does their motivation even really matter? What's done is done, and it's hard to make sense of any of it
Muhammad was endlessly bitter about the custodial loss of his children to his ex-wife. He met a basically abandoned Malvo in Antigua, took him under his wing, and back to America. He was good for Malvo, until the surrogate father figure turned him into a sniper, bent on creating death and chaos. Watching the transformation of these drifters into killers, embodied by incredible performances by both Isaiah Washington and Tequan Richmond, is a sight to be seen, and to be feared. Adding solid support is Tim Blake Nelson, and when does he not add solid support in anything he's in??
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Among the current Bruins on the ice were Dennis Seidenberg, Adam McQuaid and Chris Kelly, all three of whom were off the ice last postseason when the B's made an early exit from the playoffs at the hands of the Canadiens. Seidenberg has long recovered from his torn ACL (he would have been available in the Eastern Conference finals had the B's made it there), while Kelly is coming off back surgery and McQuaid is returning from quad and ankle injuries.
Other Bruins on the ice included Patrice Bergeron, Tuukka Rask, Loui Eriksson and Daniel Paille. Among the Providence Bruins present were Zach Trotman, Justin Florek, Bobby Robins, Tommy Cross and David Warsofsky. One surprising face to see was that of 2014 first-round pick David Pastrnak. In the past, rookie camp invitees have not participated in captains practices.
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66 Chevelle amber parking & dome lights?
The front amber parking lights on my 66 Chevelle generally work fine. My question is should they turn off when the headlights are turned on? The wiring all looks good. Its hard to tell how it should work based on the elctrical diagrams. I'm wondering if its normall or if I should replace the dash board light control switch.
Also, My dome light works good when I use the dashboard light control switch but wont turn on when I open the doors. The starnge thing is the car has door switches but the electrical diagrams seems to indicate that they are for operating the curtousy lamps and it says that those were only provided on 67 models. I have not physically traced the door switch wires down to see where they go yet.
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Parking lights which stayed on with the head lights didn't come about until around 68 (IIRC). Having owned several 64 - 66 GM products, I know for a fact that if your 66 has the original head light switch, the park lights will go out when you turn the head lights on.
Wiggle the door switch. Make sure the wire is attached to the back. Make sure there is no corrosion around the switch. (I am a little fuzzy on this one. IIRC, they are grounding switches.)
Thanks for the quick reply. I sort of figured the parking light issue had a better than even chance of being normal.
I'll dig into the door switch issue tonight.
Thanks again.
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Check the ground (Post switch wires) Between the switch/Lamp and the Door posts, this is usually where the problem lies when BOTH or ALL Dome switches don't function..
The switches , You will Note, are a single wire Switch..They pick up body ground from the switch body, and through the center conductor, implies ground on the Dome light system, The lamp is wired "Hot at all Times" and the ground is the wire that goes to the switches to complete the circuit.
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Push the door switch in with your thumb, then let it snap out as hard as it can a couple of times. Sometimes this will knock off some corrosion and get it working again. If it works, clean the switches or replace them.
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Directed by Adam Wingard and written by Simon Barrett (both of whom have several horror titles to their credit, including contributions to the omnibus V/H/S series), Youre Next centers on the Davison family, a wealthy clan under siege by a gang of violent thugs wearing creepy animal masks.
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Spanish Pork Burgers
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Father's Office chef and owner Sang Yoon, who makes some of America's best burgers, flavors his succulent pork patty with Spanish ingredients like piquillo peppers and serrano ham. "Spain," he says, "performs miracles with pork."
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- Servings: 4
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 cup chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1 tablespoon Sherry vinegar
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for brushing
- 4 thin slices of serrano ham
- 2 pounds ground pork
- 1 tablespoon smoked paprika (pimentón de la Vera)
- 4 ounces Idiazábal cheese, shredded
- 4 crusty French rolls, split
- 4 whole jarred piquillo peppers, slit open
How to make this recipe
In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, garlic, parsley and vinegar. Season with salt and pepper.
In a skillet, heat the 1 tablespoon of oil. Add the ham; cook over moderately high heat, turning once, until crisp, 2 minutes. Drain on paper towels.
Light a grill. Mix the pork, paprika, 1 tablespoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Shape into four 3/4-inch-thick patties. Grill over moderately high heat for 5 minutes per side, or until just cooked through. Top with the cheese, cover and cook until melted. Transfer to a plate. Brush the cut side of the rolls with oil and grill. Spread the rolls with the mayonnaise, add the burgers and top with the piquillos and ham.


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At the launch of the book Science and Innovation for Development on 19 January, co-author Sir Gordon Conway said: "It doesn't matter where the technology comes from, it matters that it is appropriate."
Too often international development researchers, policy makers and practitioners get caught up in the source of a technology, and use this as the metric for whether it will be successful. The way a technology is designed, the country it comes from, the type of institution that produced it – while all important considerations – are not as important as whether the product is appropriate.
An appropriate technology is accessible, affordable, easy-to-use and maintain, effective – and most importantly it serves a real need.
For example, a rice seed that has been bred or engineered to mature faster can be appropriate anywhere the variety thrives. Local farmers have a need for such characteristics, regardless of whether the seed comes from local efforts or from global centres like the International Rice Research Institute.
Many scientists and policy makers in developed countries also often hold on to the idea that you can't apply different types of technology to the same problem. In fact, this is often exactly what is needed.
For example, for farmers in drought-prone areas to deal with persistent and increasing water shortages they need solutions which draw from the full range of scientific innovation. These can include 'traditional' water conservation techniques and planting methods such as the 'zai' system in West Africa, where farmers use small holes filled with manure and the extensive underground termite tunnels that result, to both capture water and recycle soil nutrients.
Then there are 'intermediate' technologies such as drip irrigation, where plastic tubing is used to apply small amounts of water to each individual plant, and 'new platform' technologies such as cereal varieties that are genetically modified to survive, and even prosper, in drought conditions.
Farmers should have access to all types of solutions – so they can pick and choose the best combination for their own field, and adapt and innovate as conditions change.
I came across a telling example of the strong bias which some hold for particular sources of technology at a recent plant biotechnology conference. A number of presenters at the event introduced the methods they had been working on to control weeds, in particular the parasitic weed Striga.
On one side was the biological systems approach: intercropping enemies of the weed with the maize crop with plants that suppress Striga. The other side advocated a technological solution: breeding resistance to the herbicide that kills the weed into the maize seeds themselves, so that the seeds can be dipped into the herbicide. The treated maize seeds kill the parasitic seeds in the ground, allowing the maize to grow and the environmental impact to be minimised.
Both systems have drawbacks – more labour and local knowledge needed for biological control, and higher research costs and risk of resistance developing for the seed modification approach.
So why not use both? Why not work together?
Instead I saw the two sides actively arguing. Then when another presenter introduced the idea of increasing the use of conventional herbicides in Africa it was met with immediate derision, partly due to the source of the herbicides (US manufacturers). Most did not consider the fact that, if applied in an educated and selective manner, conventional herbicides may be a great tool for poor farmers.
But this may be changing. As Science and Innovation for Development's other co-author Jeff Waage stated in the book: "Between the extremes of a technological 'silver bullet' approach to development science, and the belief that local and intermediate technologies are the only legitimate approach, there is emerging today a new community of scientists dedicated to an inclusive view of appropriate science for development".
About Sara Delaney
Sara Delaney joined Imperial College in July 2009 to work on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded project 'Africa and Europe: Partnerships in Food and Farming'. She is assisting Gordon Conway with the writing of a second edition of his 1999 book The Doubly Green Revolution. She recently completed work with the UK Collaborative on Development Sciences (UKCDS) and the London International Development Centre (LIDC), supporting the publication of the book Science and Innovation for Development. Sara studied biological and environmental engineering at Cornell University and 'Science, Society and Development' at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS). From 2005-2007 she served as a US Peace Corps volunteer in Mali, working in the water and sanitation sector.
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There are a plethora of options for Bellarmine students to study abroad during the summer. It is a great way for students to stay on track or get ahead in their course load for the next academic year! These programs are typically between three and five weeks in length, earning three to six credit hours at a reduced rate or no cost, and varying in cost from $3000 to $6000 (this normally includes airfare, accommodation, some meals and excursions, insurance, etc.). It is a great option for General Education courses, requirements in the major or minor, or to add study options and expand an academic area not available on our campus.
Bellarmine's main summer study abroad options are via the Cooperative Center for Study Abroad (CCSA, www.ccsa.studioabroad.com) and Kentucky Institute of International Studies (KIIS, www.kiis.org). CCSA offers programs in English-speaking destinations such as the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Belize, West Africa, etc., and courses are taught in English. KIIS offers study options in non-English speaking destinations, such as Austria, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Mexico, Spain, Turkey, etc. Courses are taught in English, but language courses are offered at several of these destinations.
Highlighted below are Bellarmine faculty who are teaching through CCSA and KIIS this Summer 2013:
Cooperative Center Study Abroad
CCSA has two deadlines. Apply by February 8, 2013 and receive $100 off the program fee. The final CCSA deadline is February 22, 2013. CCSA courses receive a 50% tuition reduction over normal summer courses taught on campus.
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KIIS also has two deadlines. Apply by January 20, 2013 and receive $100 off the program fee. The final KIIS deadline is February 15, 2013. Students attending a KIIS program pay no tuition costs for up to six credit hours!
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Indiana State RB Shakir Bell, a Walter Payton Award finalist and the nation's leading rusher, has been named the Missouri Valley Football Offensive Player of the Year in a vote of league coaches, media and sports information directors. Bell is the first Sycamore to win the top offensive honor since 1991 (Derrick Franklin) and the first-ever sophomore to win the award in league history. Bell had a nation's best 1,670 rushing yards and broke the Indiana State single-season rushing record.
L.J. Fort of UNI has earned the league's Defensive Player of the Year honor. He's the fourth Panther in five seasons to win the league's top individual award on defense. He ranks second in the nation with 151 total tackles and second in the nation with six forced fumbles.
North Dakota State head coach Craig Bohl is the league's Bruce Craddock Coach of the Year. A finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award, he led the Bison to a conference co-championship, 10-1 overall record, and a No. 2 overall seed in this year's NCAA Division I Football Championship. NDSU spent all 12 weeks ranked in the Top 8 nationally, and achieved a No. 1 ranking for two weeks.
The MVFC will announce its all-Newcomer Team on Tuesday, and the all-Academic Team on Wednesday of this week.
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EU Offers Nigeria $450 Million To Fight Corruption
The European Union (EU) has offered the sum of N70 billion to support Nigeria's war against corruption and promote good governance.
Head of European Union's delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS, Ambassador David Macrae, who stated this yesterday in Abuja during the 2nd annual seminar on "The role of Public Complaints Commission (PCC) in a democratic Nigeria," organised by the Public Complaint Commission, also said that 99.9 per cent of Nigerians lacked access to justice.
In his remark on "Deepening human rights records in Nigeria as a benchmark for good governance: the EU's expectations," the EU ambassador disclosed that another N60 billion has been committed to help reforms to enable the nation's judiciary function well.
He mentioned that an independent and functional judiciary was essential to good governance because some people should not be allowed to benefit from impunity.
On corruption, the ambassador said that the EU has put N70 billion on the table to support Nigeria's fight against corruption and promote good governance.
He spoke against capital punishment and death penalty canvassed by President Jonathan thus: "EU's stand is that we value life, we don't agree that people should be put to death, since it is on the statute book, this makes it difficult, we will continue to encourage the reform of the law (death penalty) until it is no longer the case."


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What new power looks like
We can see the power of distributed, crowd-sourced business models every day — witness Uber, Kickstarter, Airbnb. But veteran online activist Jeremy Heimans asks: When does that kind of "new power" start to work in politics? His surprising answer: Sooner than you think. It's a bold argument about the future of politics and power; watch and see if you agree.
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Date of Stay: October, 2009
They are really cleaning this rundown park up. Its easy off and easy on I-40. There is a few year round folks here. The airport is close but didn't bother us. Good over nighter and I believe it will be pretty good for visiting local stuff soon.
Date of Stay: October, 2009
Good overnight stop with full hookups, only needed electric and have own shower and bath so didn't look for theirs. Priced right and located right. Will use this on all my trips going east and west. Nothing fancy.


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The North Shore City Council has scrapped an unpopular cash-in-lieu rule for developers or businesses which fell short on car parking space requirements.
The council used the cash to develop off-street parking spaces in and around business centres when developers were unable to comply with district plan parking standards.
It holds $5 million in a fund for buying land and providing parking in the areas where the payments were made.
About half has been set aside to partly fund a 750-space public car park in the Merge high-rise development proposed for the old gasometer site.
In 2004, businesses complained when the council brought in a fixed formula for cash-in-lieu based on land values.
They were unhappy at the added cost, which they would not have to pay in another council's area, and the delay between paying the money and seeing extra parking for customers.
Yesterday, councillors made withdrawal of the rule effective from last November.
The change was described as bringing more benefits than the revenue lost.