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Sophie Gustafson held off a charge from Laura Davies to claim her 12th Ladies' European Tour title at the Austrian Open at Fohrenwald-Wiener.
Davies had started the final round six shots behind her Solheim Cup colleague but came close to victory with five birdies in her final seven holes.
But a 67 for 15 under par left her two shots adrift of Gustafson, who had five birdies and four bogeys in her 71.
It is the Swede's first win since she won three times in the 2003 season.
Spain's Ana Belen Sanchez, a member of the winning 2003 Solheim Cup team, closed with a 69 and was in third place on 11 under par.
For Davies, who won the SAS Masters in Norway last month, it was a sixth second place in Europe this summer and means she has bolstered her hopes of clinching a record seventh New Star Order of Merit title.
She is ahead of Gwladys Nocera and the French golfer is in California preparing for this week's LPGA pre-qualifying school.
But Nocera could catch her if she wins the Ladies' English Open and the Dubai Ladies' Masters next month.
Davies misses both tournaments as she is taking part in a charity walk along the Great Wall of China.
"It was a bit of a shame that I came second again, but it's still been a great run in Europe this year and it was great to get back into the winner's circle (for the first time in over two years) in Norway," said Davies.
"I've really enjoyed playing in Europe so much this summer - being in contention every week is a good feeling and great for the confidence."


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Creta Roble 2007
Tempranillo from Ribera del Duero, Spain
Winemaker's Notes
An Eric Solomon joint venture with Isaac Fernandez. Tank fermented 100% Tempranillo that has been aged in older American and French oak. Picked from a 70 year old vineyard located 2,700 ft. in elevation. "Creta" means "Chalk" which is an important mineral component found in the top vineyards of the Ribera del Duero.
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The Wine Advocate - "The 2007 Creta Roble is 100% Tempranillo aged 4-5 months in neutral French and American oak. Purple-colored it exhibits a brooding bouquet of mineral, spice box, violets, and assorted black fruits. On the palate it is medium to full-bodied with exceptional volume for its humble price. Smooth-textured, dense, and savory, this nicely balanced effort may well evolve for 1-2 years but can be enjoyed now. It is an outstanding value. "
International Wine Cellar - "Glass-staining ruby. Spicy dark berry and cherry-vanilla aromas are complemented by anise, tobacco and herbs. Juicy cherry and blackcurrant flavors are pure and nicely focused, with no obvious tannins and a seductively sweet quality. Reminds me a bit of a Pesquera wine. Finishes on a lively bittersweet cherry note, with very good persistence and lingering spice and vanilla notes."
Creta Winery
CRETA is a partnership between Eric Solomon & Isaac Fernández Montaña. Isaac is one of the team of winemakers working at Mariano Garcia's family bodega, Mauro, located in Tudeladel Duero. Mariano Garcia is perhaps Spain's greatest winemaker and, with thirty vintages at Vega Sicilia under his belt, he is arguably one of the finest winemakers in the world. Isaac is Mariano's nephew and great winemaking clearly seems to run in the family. Isaac's philosophy is this: "I try to make wines of the highest possible quality based on each year and look to be able to offer to them to the world with reasonable and competitive prices. I try to respect to the maximum the identity of the vineyards and of the grapes with which I work, despite this it is not an impediment to be able to develop my wines and to equip to them with an elegance that differentiates to them from the rest." View all Creta Wines
About Ribera del DueroView a map of Ribera del Duero wineries (rib-EHR-ah del dwehr-oh)
Notable FactsRibera's main grape variety, Tempranillo, locally known as Tinto Fino, is perfectly suited to the extreme climate of the region, where it must survive scorching summers and frigid winters. Low yields resulting from conscientious tending to old vines planted in Ribera's diverse soils types, give Ribera wines a distinctive depth and complexity not found in other Tempranillos. Rich and full-bodied, Ribera del Duero wines pair well with roast meats and aged cheeses.
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The most popular red varieties of Spain include Tempranillo and Garnacha (Grenache). Whites don't garner quite as much recognition, but there are some regional varieties not to be missed, like Albarino and Verdejo. The popular red regions of Spain include Rioja, known for its outstanding wines of the Tempranillo grape; Ribera del Duero, producing high quality reds from Tempranillo and Garnacha; Galacia, with the sub-region of Rias Baixas, home to the deliciously crisp and floral Albarino grape; and Priorat, a region increasing in popularity with its high-quality cult reds. Other regions of note are Rueda, growing the Verdejo grape, La Mancha, a wide desert region, covered in the most planted white variety in the world, Airen, and Jumilla, making wines based on Monastrell (Mourvedre).
Spain's wine laws are based on the Denominacion de Origen (DO) classification system, devised in the 1930's. A four tiered system, the most basic level is Vina de Mesa (table wine) followed by Vino de la Tierra (country wine), DO and at the top DOC. Currently, only Rioja and Priorat have DOC status, while over 65 DO's scatter the country.
Most DO regions are classified and regulated by how long they age the wines. On a red wine label, one may find the terms Crianza, Reserva or Gran Reserva, denoting the wine's barrel and bottle time. Crianza is usually two years between barrel and bottle (the time in each depends on the DO and/or the winemaker), Reserva up to 4 years and Gran Reserva 5 – 6 years. Classifications of each region and wine are controlled by the region's Consejo Regulador.
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Modern Bedroom by Camden Market
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The comfortably furnished double bedroom offers flat-screen TV with a DVD player, and a bedside table with a lamp. The communal bathroom includes a modern bathtub with shower and a heated towel rail.
Chalk Farm Tube Station (Northern Line) is just 200 metres away. Leicester Square and the West End can be reached within 10 minutes' journey by tube. Numerous 24-hour bus routes service central London, Westminster and Kensington.
Guests can enjoy the many fashion boutiques and restaurants available in the immediate area. Regent's Park boasts the London Zoo and an open-air theatre.
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Not sure what to think. We have been let into the house and were directed to our room. No further information or anything until we asked for it. The room was clean and the bathroom looked nice.
Not sure if we misinterpreted it, but there was arguing/shouting in the house. A man came through the window(!) of the opposite room the last day we've hired the room.
Also, it was hard to get more toilet paper- It wasn't being checked/refilled and asking for more led to an unfriendly reaction. Didn't get new towels as well and the thrash cans weren't emptied.
With a week in London, this were a very welcoming place with an fantastic location - and we can highly recomend to stay here. Busses directly to town and Victoria tubestation. 10 min. walk to camden market, situated in safe north London zone 2.
This is a great location. Local and independant cafes and grocery and bakery stores - to hand near by. Tube station 5 mins away. Beautiful parks 5 minutes away.
The room is plain and simple, but suffficient for my basic needs during this stay. It might have been a bit cramped had I been sharing, but for one person it was more than adequate for a safe and clean base to stay in a quiet and leafy bit of London. I slept beautifully because it was so quiet and peaceful. thank you and I hope to be able to stay again.
Had a great weekend in London, thanks! Bathroom great, newly refurbished, the room is ok. Very well located, just 5 min walk to the underground "Chalk Farm".
The room was nice and clean. Bathroom is also very clean. Hot water was available at all the time. Bathroom is shared with one more room.
The house is really 5 minutes away from Charkl farm station.
To begin, the location near Camden Town and a 2 minutes walk to the underground station Chalk Farm is really nice. However, the accommodation has some points I would like to mention, because they aren't indicated in the description.
You can say something about the small room, but this doesn't matter if you are just there for a short while. But the bed is approx. 120cm width and this is pretty small for two people to sleep in. The room has two windows, and one of them has no curtains, so the room will be bright early in the morning. The third thing I would like to mention is the heating, this can't be turned off for the room ...1 = maximum & 7 = maximum...so we had to leave the window open all the time. Not a big problem, but when we told the host about it...he didn't understand and told us that the heating is all automatic . (Stella wasn't there that weekend)
And the last, but for me the most important thing I didn't know was the sharing of the bathroom with another room. For me personally, this wasn't what I expected and if I see all kind of hairs on the ground from people I don't know...it's not really how it should be.
We had a great stay with Stella! Primrose hill is an absolutely lovely area of London and we enjoyed our time very much!
We had a real nice stay. The room and the bath where both clean and comfortable. The location of the house is excellent. It is in a quiet area and in a few minutes you reach the tube station or Primrose Hill, where you have an excellent view over Londons skyline. We just can recommend it.
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The bridges were blocked off in the summer , now they are opened up so snowmobiles can cross , and thats all 4 bridges , if the snowmobile club has a policy to cover the bridges , they are liable , if not , its the town boards fault , a copy of the insurance policy should at the town hall ..as far as the person falling through the walkway , thats Bill Gardners responsability , as he stated at a board meeting they are his bridges ...A while back, I understood from a reliable source, that an older person fell through the boards on the walkway. What happened to that? The responsibility for that case should be the same avenue to use for anyone getting hurt there, and I understand the Town admitted liability. Be it person, or vehicle, without posted notices on those bridges, the community WILL pay!!
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#238 Feb 3, 2013
#239 Feb 4, 2013
ty bubba
#241 Feb 4, 2013
He took piss poor care of HIS bridges didn't he people? Any he is running for Highway again?? In a rats you know what!!
#242 Feb 4, 2013
no hes taken his pensioon and running PLUS his free health insurance
#243 Feb 4, 2013
Guess the taxpayers gravy train got derailed, or the ship is sinking...........
#244 Feb 5, 2013
That figures.
There may be more surprises on the horizon involving costs to the taxpayers, and the insurance premiums we pay for temporary, or appointed employees coverages.
I was shocked at the cost of personnel insurances for people working part time.
I don't begrudge people their benefits they are entitled to, but I would expect the board to keep the taxpayers expenses to a minimum, seek bids from competing companies, and get the best deal for us, the people they were elected to represent.
#245 Feb 14, 2013
Find a company anywhere that pays health ins. to part time people , and you would be hard pressed to find a company that has retirement for part timers also , only in gov. jobs , I work full time and have to pay for my health ins. and the retirement is a 401 K the company matches 5% of what I put in , when do they become entitled , and if the board wanted to keep expenses down they would stop paying retirement and health care , but the board gets the ENTITLEMENTS so they are not going to stop sucking money from the taxpayers ...
#246 Feb 14, 2013
The bridges over the the river on cemetary road are wide open , seems to be vehicle tracks crossing them are they safe for travel or what?
#247 Feb 14, 2013
If someone is driving a vehicle across them,there likely to end up in the river...The planks are not really safe enough for walking on, little lone drive a car on !!!!
#248 Feb 14, 2013
Fred, we should try to get data from other communities who pay their appointed/elected officials and compare what benefits they are given. Not personal info. but general benefits paid, and their community's actual cost per employee.
We can do that I believe. Worth the try to find out how and if this can be done.
Also, tenure is important.
No one begrudges reasonable pay for reasonable hours worked, but I do question the rule or law concerning PART TIME/Temporary vs. FULL TIME/permanent hires.
I am sure some towns will share that with us.
As you all should have learned by now, this site CAN be a constructive tool for those who aren't petty minded and abusive. Sad to say that seems to be the trend lately, but rise about all that and do some GOOD postings on here.
#249 Feb 14, 2013
Concerned, I suggest you contact the Highway Supt. first and then the County.
#250 Feb 14, 2013
I suggest you contact the trackside blazers , they are the ones that open the bridges for snowmobiles , its their problem and insurance ....
#251 Feb 14, 2013
It seems I recall that the Snowmobile club, the trailside blazers have insured those bridges for Snowmobilers. Not sure of this, but someone should be able to check that. Bubba posted something on this subject I believe
#252 Mar 2, 2013
Please update those of us who are still interested in the Twin Bridges contracts for repairs.
What is happening, and where are we in the process at this time?
#254 Mar 2, 2013
Yes,I agree, please let us know what is happening re the bridges. Is the web page still available? Miss the updates that were so good to keep us clued in on progress, etc. Please put an address here so we can check the site again?
Thank you
#256 Mar 2, 2013
Eight bids came in on Mr parkers $450,000 bridge. The lowest came in at $606,324 and the next lowest was 624,788.53. The other 5 bids were over our limit of $650,000. What now?
#257 Mar 3, 2013
What now you say, get a going! Get it done all ready! Maybe if it gets drug out a few more months it can be up to $700,000.00 +! Common sense the more time they milk the higher the price! Just think if they had been done 2 or more years ago how much money could have been saved! Then again if the regular maintenance had been done look what could have been saved! JUST GET IT DONE ALREADY!!!!
#258 Mar 3, 2013
it won't even get started until the "BOYS" get out of office you watch it "NOT HAPPENING" until then.
#259 Mar 3, 2013
Is this an example of Town Gov't. at it's best??
Priorities tossed aside, agenda's we know nothing of?
It has been proven that action FOR the PEOPLE and
THE FOCUS HAS NOT BEEN ON OPEN GOVERNMENT. The bridges were never a priority with the administration in place at the time a wise choice should have been made. WE ALL KNEW THAT WAS NOT WHERE THE FOCUS HAD BEEN RE; THE BRIDGES DIDN'T WE????
When will people pay attention and see to it that taxpayer's wishes are not tossed in the SH,,,,,, can?
You can't cry NOW over lost time and financial costs that a "couldn't care less" Supervisor and Company has cost us over this!!
GET THEM DONE!!!! Then wait until the next election!
#260 Mar 3, 2013
Dumb question, Get-em to replacing the bridges!!!!
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The fall of entire Eastern Province to the Security Forces by mid
2007 put the LTTE terror outfit in a more fragile situation although its
so-called leaders made various attempts to cover up their military
defeats in describing them as tactical withdrawals.
Although the LTTE's power base was centralized in the Northern front,
most of its resources and hardcore cadres were from the Eastern
province. Above all, losing control over the Eastern population was the
biggest blow the LTTE suffered due to the fall of the Eastern Province
to the Security Forces.
With the LTTE's last bastion in the Eastern Province, the Barons' Cap
or the Thoppigala, the Security Forces had prepared the groundwork for
their next step. The Army Headquarters had formed its latest offensive
Division, apart from the 53 Division which was the only offensive
division the SLA had with it at the time of the commencement of military
operations against the LTTE.
It was at the end of February 2007, the 57 Division was formed and
launched its operations in the Wanni theatre. Brigadier Sumith Manawadu
was appointed as the first Division Commander of the 57 Division and few
battalions were attached to the 57 Division to commence its operations
against the LTTE cadres operating in the Wanni battle front from West of
Vavuniya. As it had to fight a solo battle against the LTTE which was
operating a wider front by mid of 2007, the 57 Division, which commenced
operations from Kalmadu in Vavuniya, faced stiff resistance from the
LTTE. There were many instances the ground troops faced stiff resistance
from the LTTE and readjusted their Forward Defence Lines.
But it never came behind the original defences they were manning by
the time they commenced their operations closer to Mannar-Vavuniya Road.
With the formation of the 57 Division, the LTTE too strengthened
their positions west of Vavuniya and made several attempts to infiltrate
Security Forcers defences after infiltrating into Government controlled
areas: From January 2007 to mid of 2007 heavy damage was inflicted on
the LTTE by the Forces there had been a number of confrontations on a
daily basis. The LTTE strengthened its FDLs as they did not want to see
repetition of the Eastern experience in the Wanni front. Although the
LTTE was concerned more about the territory, the main objective of the
57 Division was to bring maximum pressure on the LTTE and reduce its
manpower. They bought time till other battle fronts opened up in the
Wanni to launch offensives against the LTTE.
However, the ground troops too moved ahead of the FDLs to neutralise
Tiger threats, to killing large number of Tiger cadres who tried to
infiltrate Security Forces FDLs.
It was in May 2007, Brigadier Jagath Dias took over the 57 Division
from Brigadier Sumith Manawadu at a time it was facing its worst
experiences facing the LTTE.
By this time, the Security Forces too had suffered heavy casualties
with stiff resistance from the LTTE. Many battles had erupted in
Thampanai and Periyathampanai area in the west of Vavuniya and east of
Madhu due to strong LTTE presence in the area, as they were well aware
that the loss of Thampanai and Periyathampanai would lead to further
defeats in Madhu.
As LTTE was totally concentrating on the 57 Division battle front
expecting more resistance from the SLA, the Security Forces adopted a
completely different strategy in September. The SLA, in a surprise move,
concentrated on the North Western coast in a surprise move to liberate
Silavatura from the clutches of the LTTE.
The news about the military operation to liberate the areas South of
Mannar came as a surprise not only to the LTTE, but to the Security
Forces. Even the troops involved in the operation were informed about
the launch of the operation a few hours earlier following a decision
taken at the National Security Council.
President Mahinda Rajapaksa gave the nod for the launch of this
humanitarian operation after Army Commander Lt. General Sarath Fonseka
moved the proposal to the Security Council emphasising the need to
liberate the area from the clutches of the LTTE as Tigers were
exploiting the population in Silavatura, Arippu who made fishing their
Security Forces received enough proof to say that the LTTE cadres
mingling with the fishing community smuggled arms and ammunition and
fuel to the area as they were experiencing an acute shortage of fuel in
the uncleared areas.
One of the major contributing factors towards launching this
operation to liberate the area was due to the continuous threats posed
by the LTTE to military vehicles plying on the Mannar-Vavuniya road, the
only supply route connected to Mannar town.
The presence of Tiger cadres South of Mannar provided many chances
for the LTTE to cut off this main supply route to Mannar and isolate the
Security Forces in a decisive battle.
The possibility was very high with the strong presence of Tiger
cadres in Vidithalthivu, North of Mannar a few kilometres away from
The LTTE was aware of this situation and made use of their presence
in the area to launch claymore attacks on a number of Security Forces
vehicles plying on the Vavuniya-Mannar Road.
On July 24, 2007 ten soldiers were killed and 19 including 13
civilians were wounded when LTTE exploded a claymore mine at Chettikulam
in Medawachchiya-Mannar Road, on July 24 this year.
From the Navy point of view, the presence of the LTTE in Silavatura
and Arippu in the South was a greater threat for the Naval patrol craft
deployed for the security of Colombo Harbour as the LTTE used to move to
attack Colombo Harbour mingling with the fishermen.
Sea Tiger cadres made use of the license issued to fishermen in
Puttlam and Battalangunduwa to smuggle arms and ammunition to LTTE
controlled areas posing as civilian fishermen.
On many occasions Sea Tigers launched attacks on Naval troops
patrolling in the sea off Kalpitiya reaching the Naval craft in the
guise of fishermen.
Apart from this, the LTTE also made use of the area to send suicide
cadres and explosives to Colombo from this area since it was the only
available route for the LTTE to send in their cadres to Colombo. This
background provided reasons for the Security Forces to launch another
humanitarian operation to liberate the area from the clutches of the
Army Commander Lt. General Sarath Fonseka gave orders directly to the
field commanders whilst Wanni Security Forces Commander Major General
Jagath Jayasuriya and the Mannar Area Headquarters Commander Brigadier
Channa Goonetilleke were looking after the logistics arrangements for
the operation.
The humanitarian operation commenced without any operation plan to
maintain the secrecy of the operation as Security Forces did in the
Eastern operations too. Arrangements were made through the Area
Headquarters in Mannar under the command of Brigadier Channa
Goonetilleke, to accommodate the civilians from Silavatura and Arippu at
several welfare centres until the humanitarian mission was completed.
According to statistics available, with the Government Agent and the
Non Government Organisations operating in Silavatura and Mannar area,
there had been around 6,000 civilians in the area. However, the Security
Forces realised that the figure was exaggerated, as the total number of
civilians arriving in the cleared areas in Mannar did not exceed 3,000
by the end of the operation. With the civilians in Arippu, and
Silavatura and Kondachchi arriving in Murunakan and Nananddan, 1 SF
troops Commanded by Major Ihalagama under the Command of SF Brigade
Commander Nirmal Dharmaratna moved into the area along with the 9 Gemunu
Watch battalion commanded by Lt. Colonel Pradeep Perera.
The leading role was played by the Special Forces troops under the
command of Colonel Nirmal Dharmaratne. Weeks prior to the launch of the
operation they inducted rescue teams in to the area to observe the
situation there and to cut off all LTTE supply routes to the area.
As SF troops completed their mission inside Silavatura, the ground
troops were given instructions to move into the area in early Saturday
morning with troops attached to 8 GW moving into the area along the
Murunkan-Silavatura Road.
Though they expected Tiger resistance at Kompansinthakulam Bridge
across Malwathu Oya or Arivu Aru, they faced no resistance. The 9 Gemunu
Watch, 8 Sinha Regiment and 10 Gajaba Regiment were used to cut off the
supply routes while Special Forces troops played the leading role. The
Bravo Company of the 8 GW battalion commanded by Captain Imesh
Habadivulvewa took control of the bridge which was earlier used by the
LTTE as a tax collecting centre from the people and from the tractors
transporting sand.
As Bravo Company took control of the bridge with no resistance
Charley Company of the 9GW under the leadership of Captain Bandaranaike
moved towards Chaddyappankulam junction on the Murunkan-Silavatura Road.
From the Silavatura junction on the Murunkan-Silavathura junction two
companies Delta Company under the leadership of Captain M.U.C. Perera
and Delta Company led by Captain Sampath moved in two directions to take
control of Arippu. As troops of the 9 Gemunu Watch took control of
Arippu-Silavathura was sealed off completely by the 9 GW troops. The
troops attached to 8 Sinha Regiment were airlifted to the battlefront
directly from Eastern front to completely cut off Silavatura from South
on September 2.
Each battalion had been given different tasks and were not aware of
the other battalions involved in the operations. By the time 8SR troops
were heli dropped to Kajuwatta area, 9 GW troops were not aware of their
This surprise was fully maintained during the whole operation and 8
SR troops along with the 1 SF troops advanced towards the Silavatura
from Kajuwatta area.
By September 2, Sunday morning troops took full control of Silavatura
capturing a Sea Tiger base. Two Tiger cadres the intelligence leader and
the political leader of Silavatura area were killed in a claymore attack
with Special Forces troops cutting off the supply routes to the area.
Troops believe that many Tiger cadres fled the area by sea southwards
and towards the Vedithalthivu north of Mannar despite the rough
seas.Despite the rough seas the Army started sending supplies to ground
troops in Arippu by boat from Vankalai. By September 03, Monday troops
further advanced towards Kondachchi to take full control of Silavatura
area and consolidated their position.
Troops conducted search and clear operations in Silavatura and found
a Sea Tiger base along with ten boats and a suicide boat. Large stocks
of RPG bombs, hand grenades, T-56 ammunition, detonators and explosives
left behind by the fleeing Tiger cadres were recovered from the area.
The clandestine operations conducted by the Sea Tiger cadres were
apparent during this search operations as troops found a few fishing
boats fitted with claymore mines into the fibreglass bodies of the
fishing boats.
It is very difficult to identify these suicide boats as they are
similar to the normal fishing boats. They could be identified only by
the detonator wires fixed to the boats.
The number of licences issued to civilians by the Navy to engage in
fishing has also been recovered from this Sea Tiger base.
The troops have taken shelter at Government buildings like Divisional
Secretariat offices, schools and other public offices in Arippu and
Silavatura without touching any private property belonging to the
civilians who left the area with the advancement of troops.
Civilians who had left the area with the advancement of troops
towards Silavatura, were taken refuge at Don Bosco Church in Murunkan
and Nanaddan Maha Vidyalaya until the Security Force declare the area
free of LTTE threat.
These civilians now come out with the suffering they had undergone at
the hands of the LTTE as they had to live under the pressure of the LTTE.
One Vijayalakshmi who had arrived there in Silavatura from
Kebithigollewa area had not been allowed to go back to her village.She
has been asked to live with her relatives there in Silavatura and had
not been allowed to use even a telephone suspecting that she would give
information to Security Forces.
Though some elements describe the victory of the Security Forces in
Silavatura as mere capture of lands with no Tiger resistance, it was the
strategy adopted by the Security Forces to liberate the area that
compelled the LTTE to flee from the area.
Though the LTTE highly boasted about their fighting capabilities they
were not capable of fighting a professional Army. The capture of
Silvatura was the best example of military strategy as it came as a
total surprise to the LTTE. It was the start of their downfall in the
North Western coast as Sri Lanka Army decided to form another
battlefront for the Wanni liberation under the name Ta.
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As one independent newspaper put it on Monday, "The military hands power to the military."
While generals tried to assure the population on Monday that the new president will have powers, anger is growing that the military won't cede its new authority of controlling legislation, the budget and a new committee to draft the post-Mubarak constitution.
Suspicions were already growing last week of what might be down the road when the council dissolved parliament after declaring illegalities in the voting that gave Islamist lawmakers a third of the body.
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Souske will get cancer?
I was re-reading vol.3 and this came to my mind...
Since lambda driver requires gamma brain waves to be activated, wouldn't the source of gamma waves, Souske, be hit by the waves and cause some of his cells to mutate and cause cancer? Or even worse, people around Souske get infected with cancer since he's a 'source'
As we all know, gamma wave is one of the biggest (and only in my zero biology knowledge)cause for cancer. Look at Gaulong--using lambda driver day and night and emitting gamma waves like there's no tomorrow--and he ended up with cancer.
Of course...if the author dares give Souske/Kanami/Tessa cancer he will have many fans to deal with...
...I think the word 'gamma' is a name given a certain range of brain waves with frequencies around 30-40 hertz. It's got nothing to do with radiations. Brain activity is made of electrical impulses through the neurons, not gamma radiations. I think it was explained in TSR and EoDbD that Amalgam soldiers needed drugs to make their brains produce high frequency waves - but it's not like they'll act as radioactive emitters.
Gamma brain waves =/= gamma radiation.
...Moreover I don't think Amalgam and MITHRIL would be foolish enough to build a gamma emitter inside the cockpit. Their pilots would have their lifespan shortened and their physical performances would greatly suffer from the radiations.
...But that said, it's possible that Sousuke might develop limps or health degradation later in life due to the wounds and ordeals he went through during his service life and youth. In BOMF he was shot in the abdomen and had, IIRC, part of his liver taken out, not to mention his incurring internal damage at a quite critical area. Although his body might be seasoned by years of fighting and hardened against most types of abuse a human body can suffer through a lifetime, it still remains that his muscles, strength and organs will tire down from all of that. Not to mention stress from lifethreatening missions and nervous pressure, etc. It's possible he already lost a few years off his life expectancy.
Awww...I know getting zero in biology will not take me far enough to understand the concept of cancer...
well it is an anime. Those rules may not apply lol
I first thought gamma brain wave was a made-up term...and it does actually exist...scary...(well forgive me I suck at biology)
iamandragon i dont think they r gamma rays but something lower that wont hurt them
Even if its Gamma Radiation which its not , Sagara if he gets cancer will not be this soon . The Physcist who dicovered Radium before the knowlege of radiation Marie Curie lived till ripe old age dieing due to radiation related illness . Techs at Rasdiology Department of Medicine are exposed to gamma radiation everyday despite protective lead clothing .
I don't think cancer is contagious...
Or is it? o__o
Cancer isn't contagious, or at least in the forms that have arisen... It's just a personal imbalance... Caused by too much of one thing...
i.e. Vitamin D can cause long term cell damage blah blah blah resulting in skin cancer.
One of the reasons that England has become a 'nanny' state of sorts (telling people what to eat, wear suntan lotion etc...)
That aside, I would think Sousuke would be in more immediate threat from Chidori...
I guess it could be possible. But they are not gonna kill off the main character with cancer..lol.
The best death would be a bomb, and he and Kana are both wounded. As the bombs detonate, they kiss. I like the all die endings..ha.
That isn't even nice... Something tragic, but a bomb? Ah, so overrrated
Inn FUMOFU Sagara succesful detonated a ' supposed ' letter bomb which was a love letter from a junior . if its letter bombs our Gunso is very well preapared to handle them :heh:
I'd say brain damage may be a probable cause. Chidori smacks him in the head enough, she might break something in there... We all know that fan's not the only thing she's used on him... She just uses that more often than other objects...
Other than that, he should be able to take a beating from conventional weaponry. To use some quoes from Sousuke, himself; "It's not a problem." "Everything is fine."
I'm still trying to figure out how he managed to buy a train ticket and climb up the stairs to his apartment while handcuffed to a folding chair in that first episode...
The ticket is one I'm still trying to work out, but he could have taken the elevator up to their floor.... I seem to remember Kaname getting frustrated deciding on the stairs during that mad dash to retrieve her notebook... Then again, I could be mistaken...
You're right. There was an elevator. Now, the tricky part is purchasing the ticket, let alone getting through the gate to the train platform...
i think they have passes bc of school so i think they just have to swipe it through to get to the train
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nice! sorta reminds me of JrDragao's recent stuff
this is truly gorgeous..i especially love the blush going on
great line work, personally love the fat lines better than your other gals
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Located in Ciutat Vella, Grand Hotel Central is adjacent to Barcelona Cathedral and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Palau de la Musica Catalana. This 147-room, 5-star hotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and a health club. It's in central Barcelona and also a short walk from Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar and Las Ramblas.
You can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge or visit the onsite restaurant for a bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 7:30 AM to 11 AM.
All 147 recently renovated rooms provide minibars, free newspapers, and laptop-compatible safes. Guests can expect LCD TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, designer toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. In-room massages are available, and rooms also include desks.
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- Walking distance to Palau de la Musica Catalana and Barcelona Cathedral
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
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147 spacious rooms and suites with the best of modern design; simple forms and furniture, soft natural colors, warm wooden floors, the latest technology, accurate lighting, and fully equipped bathrooms, create an air of calmness and elegance.
Guests can make use of the hotel's urban space, which includes a bar serving a variety of cocktails, a restaurant that specializes in fresh Mediterranean fare, and a gallery offering local creativity. The Gallery art space hosts private events, and the Wellness Suite has carefully designed treatments to nourish the mind and body. The Thermal Suite offers a sauna experience, and there is a well-equipped fitness center. The hotel has a dedicated team who understand your specific requirements for any meeting or event in one of multiples spaces.
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Grand Hotel Central offers 147 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and laptop-compatible safes. LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, slippers, and designer toiletries.
This Barcelona hotel provides complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and complimentary newspapers. Additionally, rooms include hair dryers and blackout drapes/curtains. In-room massages and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in July 2013.
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Feeling Meh? Check Out The New Spongebob Designs!
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Today we released the new SpongeBob SquarePants collection featuring 6 SpongeBob designs including grand prize winning design, What Makes a Sponge So Spongy? by Budi Satria Kwan.
Hey Budi! Give us a rundown of what you've been up to. Where ya livin'? Whatcha doin'?
I am currently living in Makassar, Indonesia. I am working as graphic designer & illustrator. Lately I spend most of my time working on self-initiated work instead of commissioned works. I am also working on going back to make offline artwork (with paper and paint). It is quite a difficult adjustment with years doing things on the computer and having the convenience of being able to undo, copy, and paste in one single click.
You've been printed again! What's your secret?
I think I am lucky that my works are welcomed at Threadless. I constantly review the scores of my designs that are submitted to Threadless. From there I learn about the current mood. Then add my own twist to make a design that is for Threadless.
Are you a SpongeBob fan? Who is your favorite character?
I am a huge fan. My favorite character is Squidward. So artsy fartsy, so adult. I think SpongeBob SquarePants is the most contemporary kids' cartoon right now. I almost believe it is partly made for adults. How do you explain to kids about someone who felt miserable stuck in dead end job in fast food industry? Or the gravestone with "Here Lies Squidward's Hopes and Dreams" written on it? It is something that only
adults can relate to.
Your grand prize winning design features SpongeBob created out of lots of SpongeBob-related items. Speak about the process of creating that a little. Did you create objects that would fit or did you create the tiny objects first and just kind of move them together until they fit? I created tens of silhouette made of characters from Spongebob Squarepants. They are then resized, rotated, and arranged to form the shape of Spongebob. I adjusted the colors accordingly so the shape could represent Spongebob clearer.
One of your designs features Squidward. How did you come up with this design? Do you relate to his personality at all? Squidward was the first image that appeared in my mind when I found out about the competition. I wanted the design to be really direct and able to be used by anyone to express the mood of the day. The original line was "I hate Monday.... Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday." However, the line became too long for t-shirt design, so I summed it up in one word, "Meh." It turned out to be the most effective option to express Squidward (and possibly the feeling of the t-shirt wearer). -- Check out the whole SpongeBob collection, new today!


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After college, I spent a year in Boston doing sociology research and working at Mass General; spent seven months in Colorado working on a dude ranch and hiking in the Rockies; and then traveled around the world for five months working on organic farms with Kate, who now works as the Executive Director of a statewide organic farming nonprofit. I then spent a year as an Americorps volunteer at the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic in San Francisco prior to moving to Rochester for medical school. At the U of R, I served as the Clinic Director and Homeless Outreach Director of UR Well, the school's student-run free clinic project. I also took a year off between my third and fourth years to get my MPH, studying environmental health, epidemiology, and qualitative and community-based participatory research methods. I am thrilled to have chosen to stay in Rochester for residency, and participated in the Global Health, Advocacy, and OB tracks. I plan to practice full-spectrum Family Medicine for the underserved and do community-based research, and currently am a Maternal and Child Health Fellow in the Department of Family Medicine. Kate and I are passionate about local, sustainably grown food, love to garden and cook, and get outside whenever we can. We live in the South Wedge with our three backyard chickens and our big black dog, Mochi. Email Zachary. Anne Corbett, M.D. Eastern Virginia Medical School I was born in Washington, D.C., and grew up in Bethesda, MD. I attended college at Tulane University in Northern Louisiana and took a year off before finishing my BS in biochemistry at UMD. During and after college, I held a variety of jobs, including real estate, focus groups on transportation safety and military re-enlistment, and as an ER scribe. I went to medical school at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, where I helped to found a student-run clinic for the uninsured. I also volunteered internationally, as an HIV educator in Belize and with a medical brigade in Honduras. My interests include micropractice, chronic care management, obstetrics, international health, and working with underserved communities. In my free time, I enjoy reading, crochet, and handspinning. During medical school, I met my partner, Samantha, a writer, at knitting/crocheting group. Our home is full of yarn and books, but our latest project is our garden, where we hope soon to be growing our own vegetables. Currently I am looking forward to joining a practice at a community health center in rural upstate New York. Lisa Downing, M.D., M.P.H. Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science I was born in Canada and moved to Buffalo, NY, when I was 12 years old. After Kenmore East High School, I attended Cornell University, where I studied human development. I moved to Los Angeles, California, and spent three years as a high school teacher before returning to school to earn my Master's Degree in Public Health at UCLA. I enjoyed working as a health educator and program manager for a short time before completing my MD at the Charles Drew University/UCLA, where I focused my efforts on providing services for underserved communities. I hope to continue my interests in teaching and community service. Email Lisa. Jennifer Frese, M.D. Dartmouth Medical School I was raised in Harrisburg, PA, and then discovered wonderful New England through college at Bowdoin, 5 years developing blood gas analyzers in Boston, and then medical school at Dartmouth. My husband Zak and I moved with our twin boys to Rochester for a medicine internship. Although we miss the Red Sox fanatics, Rochester is wonderful. We love the hiking, farms, neighborhood playgrounds, and Lake Ontario beaches. After a year of Internal Medicine at the University of Rochester, I found I loved primary care and adult medicine more than ever. However, I greatly missed women's health, obstetrics, and pediatrics. Transferring to Family Medicine was a perfect fit! Currently I am working with my classmate, Erin Lineman, as a fourth year Co-Chief Resident. Email Jennifer. Melanie Gnazzo, M.D. University of Connecticut School of Medicine I grew up in a small town near Hartford, Connecticut, with the distinction of living in the same house from birth until I moved to Philadelphia, PA, to attend the University of Pennsylvania. There, I studied bioengineering. However, after graduation and a dreary year of working in a lab, I realized I could create a vocation of my passions—health, food production and eliminating disparities in access to these basic needs. I traveled to Central America, where I volunteered with medical clinics in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Honduras for a little over one year. I also continued an interest in gardening with youth, which sprouted while I was in Philadelphia. In Central America, it occurred to me that medicine embodies the advocacy work I seek while utilizing the science that interests me. So I returned to Hartford, CT, to attend the University of Connecticut School of Medicine via the National Health Service Corps. I feel very lucky to have come to Rochester, where I discovered excellent clinical education with strong models of providing for the underserved that I can take with me in future practice. My husband, Victor, and I found the city a vibrant and a delightful place to live. Currently I am working at a community health center in New Haven, Connecticut. Elizabeth Helm, M.D. State University of New York University at Buffalo School of Medicine Although I was born in Missouri, I spent most of my life in Western New York—growing up in and around Buffalo. I received a BS in Biological Sciences, a BA in Psychology, and a minor in Spanish at SUNY Buffalo in May 2005. As part of an eight-year program, I then attended SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine. With a growing interest in public health and policy, I am now in the five-year combined Family Medicine/Preventive Medicine residency program at the University of Rochester. Eventually, I hope to pursue a career in public health and medical missions. Coupling these interests, I am part of both the Global Health and Political Advocacy Tracks. Participating in global health and relief work has always been a dream of mine; during college and medical school, I was able to go on several short trips to Mexico, Peru, and Ecuador with my church. These experiences showed me that, as an American, I have been blessed beyond measure and have a responsibility to carry those blessings abroad. That said, medicine is not the largest part of me. 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While completing an honors degree in Life Science nearby in Kingston, Ontario, I spent many afternoons volunteering at the nearby hospital. It was during this time, talking to pre-op patients & comforting children going through chemotherapy that I decided to go into medicine. Although not an easy decision, moving to the remote island known as Saba for medical school was an experience I will never forget, forming many long-lasting friendships. Outside of medicine, my passion has always been equestrian show-jumping, in which I have been fortunate enough to travel throughout North America and Europe, representing Canada on many national teams. Enjoying all aspects of medicine, I am especially drawn to global health projects and preventative medicine. Since graduation I've returned to Brockville to begin my practice. Audra Laing, MBChB University of Auckland I was born in Wheeling, WV, and moved to New Zealand with my parents when I was 6 years old. I was schooled at the University of Auckland and then went on to serve as a General Practitioner in one of the poorest rural areas of the city. My ex-husband and I moved to Rochester with our two children. I stayed home with our children for two years and then spent the next three years working with patients as a care technician and medical assistant while obtaining my US medical license. I am joining a practice in suburban/rural upstate New York. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my children and fiance, camping, hiking, and horseback riding. Erin Lineman, M.D. State University of New York at Syracuse College of Medicine I grew up in the beautiful state of New Jersey (stop laughing all you New Yorkers). I became a full-fledged Upstate New Yorker, however, when my family moved to Corning. I was a freshman in high school at the time. I stayed in Upstate New York and went to Houghton College for undergrad and majored in Biology with a Missions minor. When I entered college, I thought that I would most likely be a teacher, maybe a science teacher, but quite possibly a kindergarten teacher. While at Houghton, I was able to participate in two semesters abroad, one in Tanzania and one in Morocco. It was during that time that my love for travel really developed. I thrived in these environments and really felt so much more at home while away than I often do in the US. I was also able to visit some of the rural clinics in these areas, and I was drawn to the idea of practicing medicine oversees in a clinic setting. I saw such a great need in these places, and slowly my ideas of teaching began to fade. I went to Upstate Medical University and, for a long time, thought that I would be a pediatrician (that whole kindergarten teacher thing was still a big part of me), but when I thought of what I would need for a clinic setting overseas, I thought I really should learn a little bit about everything. Family Medicine seemed like the perfect fit. Currently I am working with my fellow classmate, Jif Frese, as fourth year Co-Chief Resident in the Department of Family Medicine. When I am not working, I love to paint, read, and spend time in the great outdoors doing just about anything. Most of all, however, I want my life to be about serving others and honoring God through my work. Email Erin.


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A man driving a stolen car crashed into a Honolulu police vehicle Friday evening, police said.
The incident happened just before 4:30 p.m. in the Ewa Beach area, according to police records.
Police said patrol officers were attempting to stop a stolen vehicle when the driver of the vehicle collided with a police car while trying to evade the officers.
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Golf Lessons for Beginners
Golf Lessons for Beginners
I am always on the look out for easy to follow and understand golf tutorials whether they are in print, audio or video for golf lessons for beginners – today I have come across a really easy to understand video that breaks it down to the first '5' basic steps to the golf swing by the great Jack Nicklaus. It starts off with 1) One basic swing. 2) One grip at all times. 3) The same aim for all shots. 4) The ball should be in the same position for all shots. 5) The same arc and plane for all shots, the only variable is the length of the club that you are using for the shot. I think after reading this and then watching the video it will bring it all into perspective – I have always been a person once I have read about it and then watched it, it all comes together. Some may disagree with the great man himself, mainly with the ball positioning IE slightly open for a fade and slightly closed for a draw, but Jack keeps it simple with his method by opening or closing the clubface to get the same results, with so many majors under his belt it is hard to disagree with him!
Hope you enjoy the video, I will trawl the internet to find some more easy to understand golfing tips for the beginning golfer. And as ever if you have any comments regarding the video or my comments please do get in contact and let me know your feedback?
Happy Golfing and as always if you have any comments or feedback on my posts or content please do not hesitate to message me on email@example.com or leave me a comment in the box below. For more information on Golf, I have added a link to Wikipedia.


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After a successful switch to a Saturday race in 2015, the Portishead Tri is back for 2016 and will again be held on a Saturday. A swim in the open air pool then a bike leg of 2 laps, which, it is fair to say, are far from flat, with 3 significant climbs, then a 5k run down the coastal path. A great coastal location with a superb outdoor pool venue means this event is creating a buzz in the Bristol area.
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