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Are government-funded "news" broadcasts legal? Are they propaganda? California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Bush administration have both come under quite a bit of fire regarding their use of pre-packaged "public releases," which are basically government-produced video segments made to look like independent reporting. The General Accounting Office (GAO) called the segments "propaganda," but that whip-cracking hardly seemed to faze the Bush administration, which has made it clear it will continue with its "news" production.
It would be easy to rant on about the evils of government propaganda, but an even more disturbing issue is at work here. The Bush administration has refused to stop producing these news videos, it seems, because they don't see anything wrong with them, and don't think that independent media serves any unique purpose. After all, White House Chief of Staff Andy Card said back in January that he didn't think the press had a "check and balance function." Likewise, the president himself once told a reporter, "You're assuming that you represent the public. I don't accept that."
Unfortunately, the White House has more or less made these assertions true. The fact that the administration was able to buy off journalists like Armstrong Williams, Maggie Gallagher and Michael McManus nicely illustrates that many journalists really don't represent the public. And with news networks failing to make amply clear that these "news" segments they broadcasted were funded by the government, the media's function as a check-and-balance goes out the window too.


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I didn't have any problems with up until a couple of months ago. Sounds to be a partially clogged tube like ya'll suggested. (Maybe the carcass of some dead spider is up in there.) But I swear I could pour water down from the top after I defrosted it and it seemed to come rushing out the bottom with no problem.
The tube has a bend in it starting about a couple of inches from the top of the hole. It does not go straight down for some reason. It's got 2 inches straight down, then 2 inches horizontal straight over at a right angle, then straight down from there.
I will post back in a couple of weeks with the results of the wire wrap plan for the benefit of any other grlasshoppers in need.
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- My favorite hobby - it's dancing. As far as I can remember, I've always loved to dance. Even when I was little, I've always danced, just hearing the music. In kindergarten, I really enjoyed performing at various concerts and festivals. I often put in the front rank, because I am a good dancer.In school, we also have dance lessons, that is rhythm. Unfortunately, we do them a little bit, but I love it. On the rhythm we learn a variety of dance, polka, mazurka, cha-cha-cha, samba and, of course, the waltz.Each Member dance is very interesting, is different, as different dances originated in different countries. For example, the polka and the mazurka came from Poland, and the waltz - the traditional Austrian dance. So many dances have come from Latin America, which is famous worldwide for its dance festivals and parades.Most of all I like the waltz and tango. Waltz have to know everything, I think. At the end of each school year, each class acts with their dance at the school festival. It is a beautiful and fun festival. All come with ornate, beautiful, well-groomed. Girls wear a very nice dress. I really love to perform at the festival. I like to dance in public. And I think I have it pretty well.
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text: Featuring a shared fully equipped kitchen and a 24-hour reception, this hostel is located in Kharkiv, 20 minutes' bus ride from the city centre. Sortirovka bus stop is 3 minutes' walk away. Each room at Hostel Raduzhniy has simple décor and includes a wardrobe. Shared bathrooms are fitted with a shower. Meals can be cooked in the fully equipped kitchen, which comes complete with a microwave and a kettle. A grocery store and a local market with fresh fruit and vegetables are 5 minutes' walk away. Guests of Raduzhniy Hostel can relax in the common room with a TV and a sofa. Free WiFi is available. Kharkiv Train Station is 15 minutes' bus ride from Hostel Raduzhniy, and Kharkiv Airport is 11.2 miles away.


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Date of Stay: September, 2013
Nothing glamorous here but a good place to pull into for a night. If you are coming in after hours, they have a selection of sites for you to choose from which includes the length of the site. The after hours sites are very well lite so it makes hook up very easy. If you have slide outs on 2 sides, you might find the width problematic but with slide outs on one side, there is plenty of room.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
Beautiful campground overlooking ore-be-gone lake with some sites on the lake. Sites are laid out very well so your view is something other than your neighbor and are very spacious. There is also a nice children's playground by the lake. One word of caution, there is no sign at the entrance of the campground so if you come to the brown sign for the off road vehicle trail, slam on your brakes! You just passed it. If you continue, you will go down a hill that dead ends into the lake, but no fear, if worse comes to worse, you can turn around in the parking lot. Also be aware the directions on the Internet have you turning right on Wisconsin however if you are coming from the north, you are entering town at the opposite end and will make a left on Wisconsin. When I called ahead to get directions, they didn't even get it right!
Date of Stay: September, 2013
The campsites were laid out well, spacious and level. There were large trees throughout the campsite, but they were not a problem. Most of the campground was used for seasonal campers. Restaurant on site only served Pizza!
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Campground was clean and the sites were fair size but they were all lined up like a parking lot. It was not picturesque but convenient to Duluth. My main complaint was that even though they were half full, she filled up every row instead of spreading people out. Do owners really think people enjoy looking out their windows only to see the RV next door? Well I guess that might depend on who is in the RV next door!!
Date of Stay: August, 2013
This is a beautiful campground in a lovely wooded area. The sites are large and well spaced. We camped here all summer because we were in the area on business. It is very well maintained and the staff is very friendly and helpful. It does not get much use and on most nights there were only a few campers in the campground. It is located on a large lake with a fishing pier and marina. There is also a nice playground and putt-putt golf. It is in a remote area and is very peaceful.
Date of Stay: March, 2013
Very nice campground. Lots of large trees but were not in the way of pulling in or out of the site. Sites are fairly level on hard- packed sand. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We pulled in after dark and they even followed me around with a flashlight to help me set up. Now that's service!


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One day, perhaps not that long from now, people in Metro Vancouver will look back at the public grousing ignited by a couple of new bridge tolls in the region and realize how lucky they had it.
The world's transportation system is on the verge of another revolution – one that may be as profound, or more so, than the ones that preceded it. The steam engine gave us trains, which opened up countries. Electricity gave us trolleys that spurred urban expansion. And the internal combustion engine gave us the automobile and, ultimately, the roads that are now teeming with them.
Now, the world is being transformed by advancements in information technology. The innovations that are flowing from it will eventually change the way transportation systems around the globe are managed and financed. And one thing that many believe will come with those changes is road pricing.
"I think it's inevitable," says Michael Poulton, a recently retired professor of planning at Dalhousie University and an expert on the subject. "The benefits of road pricing are compelling and now you have the technology to make it easier to administer."
Global Positioning Systems can pinpoint the location of a parked or moving vehicle at all times. Instant electronic debit charges can be made with a smartphone. These are just a couple of the more recent technological advancements that make both tracking a car's whereabouts and assessing costs much easier.
Which is the essence of road pricing; drivers are charged for the kilometres they travel along roads designated to be tolled. They can be charged extra for travelling along certain routes at times of the day when it is exceptionally congested.
Proponents of road pricing – which includes Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts – believe it is the fairest way to fund a regional transportation system. And she might think that. Those living south of the Fraser River, including residents of Surrey, are going to be hardest hit by the Port Mann tolls. Ms. Watts and others believe it would be fairer to share the pain of funding transportation infrastructure projects throughout the region.
Using gas taxes to fund transportation initiatives is a rapidly diminishing strategy, thanks to advancements in fuel efficiency technology. Ms. Watts says many people in B.C. are also avoiding gas taxes by going to the U.S. to fill up. What Metro Vancouver needs is a more sustainable funding policy that likely includes some form of road pricing.
"It's already happening elsewhere," she says. "So, when I look at the Sea to Sky highway and the billions it cost to upgrade it, it makes no sense that it isn't tolled. We need a more reliable way to fund our transportation system because what we have now isn't working."
Ms. Watts is right. But it's not just the B.C. government that is struggling to find the funds necessary to build bridges, upgrade highways and construct new public transit. Governments around the world are facing the same dilemma. Which is why a user-pay model is increasingly more appealing, despite the political risks associated with it.
The public won't like it. But they won't like crumbling roadways either. Congestion will only get worse in our major cities unless something is done. Road pricing is believed to be one way of changing people's habits. Change – brought on by rising personal transportation expenses – that would force them to either take public transit, drive at times of the day that are less congested or share a ride with others during peak hours in order to cut costs.
Both Australia and Britain, where it's estimated that road congestion costs the economy £7-billion annually, are taking renewed looks at road pricing as part of broader transportation funding reform. They're not the only governments, however, coming to the realization that they can't rely on fuel taxes to fund transportation improvements into the future.
"New technologies can bring traffic under central direction and allow all urban roads and parking spaces to be priced appropriately," says Prof. Poulton. "That has revolutionary short-term and long-term knock-on effects. Short term it ends the era of free government-run roads paid for through the tax system … Once roads are brought into the pricing system, road users have strong incentives to economize on their use of roads."
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Mary E. Harte
Mary E. Harte, a 38-year Rockaway resident, died December 20.
Harte was born in Brooklyn, New York and moved to Rockaway from the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. She was a member of Post 260 VFW Ladies Auxiliary (Broad Channel), Social Director at Park and Promenade Nursing Homes and wrote poetry, music and songs.
Harte was preceded in death by her husband, Bartholomew G. and son, Daniel.
She is survived by her children, Maryanne Boyle, Thomas, John, Dianne Marshall, Carolynne Sehn, Bartholomew, Dennis, Anne Harte, Denise Craig, Barbara Pazienze, Kathleen Gerke, Dawn Harte and Adrienne Bradford; 28 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Denis S. O' Connor Funeral Home, Rockaway Beach. A funeral mass took place at St. Virgilius Church, Broad Channel. Interment followed at Fresh Pond Cemetery, Middle Village, New York.


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LAS VEGAS — Deanna Lee (Nubbe) Ponce died Feb. 29, 2012.
Dee was born to Patricia Marie and Wilfred Allen Nubbe on Oct. 22, 1958, in Brainerd.
She is survived by daughter, Patricia Lyn Nubbe, St. Peter; her mother, Patricia Andon, Las Vegas; a brother, David Glenn, Las Vegas; a sister, Deborah (Jack) Rudbeck, Lake Shore; a brother, Danny (Tracey) Nubbe, Albertville; several nieces and nephews; aunts and uncles and many cousins and several stepbrothers and stepsisters.
Dee was preceded in death by her father, Wilfred Allen Nubbe; her stepfather, George Andon; and stepsister, Shirla (Andon) Dunivent.
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Implying they don't care is worse. The guy kind of hijacked your question where you might of gotten a response. I don't have a problem with your ask. Just saying they don't know what to do well, isn't constructive either. Maybe they need ideas, there is no shame in that.
@RoPidea: No thanks, I even in Sniper training, I don't like it.
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(Me) @Ghostcrawler @Mastamage Excuse Masta, he's a bit pissed (as I am, though to be fair). If you can overhaul warlock talents, why not Mage???
(GC) @Polarthief It's just a matter of degree. KJC and AV risked breaking all of our encounters.
(Me) @Ghostcrawler Encounters risk breaking Mages' mentality when using IW and RoP. We feel neglected as hell and have been reporting since beta.
^ because I had to.
Some off-topic if that's possible in a no-topic thread.
What if there was an Arcane proc (baseline or talented), that single-target direct spell critical hits had a chance to make your next Arcane Barrage not consume Arcane Charges and not trigger its 3 sec cooldown, but give you 1 charge instead? Still benefitting from existing charges in terms or damage and number of targets. Wouldn't that be a nice proc to liven up the rotation, increase mobility a little, improve AOE outside of multi-dotting and to give Arcane Barrage some love for having such a beautiful animation? What do you think?
I see it as the old "rock and a hard place", if Blizzard even hints that they are going to rework mages 6.0, then the mage community is flipping shit as to why not now. Versus the deafening silence that has created a pissed off mage community. Think they are opting for the later figuring either way mages are PISSED but we'll stick to see what 6.0 brings and that is there chance to go all pink ponies and rainbows with mages.
Personally I believe those 90 talents are just to ingrained into mana and Arcane spec to even touch the damn things outside of an expansion. My thinking is they will move us to a resource (think holy power, burning embers for example) with 6.0
Having said all that, Frost is such a no brainer to tweak for 5.4
-- keep current PTR mastery and add "All your spells do .15% addiotnal damage per percentage of Mastery excluding FoF and BF procs" Viola at base mastery all Frost mage spells do 2.4% additional damage. At 50% mastery it would be 7.5%. Heck if those numbers are too much, drop it to .1, that would be 1.6% at base and 5% at 50%. That isn't a huge change, mastery already did that before sans the .15% part. This would give another secondary stat value to frost mages, also wouldn't be too much because Frost is already behind Fire/Arcane in raids.
-- eliminate that 3 stack debuff and bake damage into Ice Lance, Frost Bolt and Water Elly FB
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Fire and frost are from side of the baserotation the same:
Manage the Dot.
Cast Filler
Wait for procs
Handle procs.
Cast Bigger CDs and try to get the most with them out of trinkets etc.
Only the last point is the real difference because Fire only has one big CD aka Combustion, while Frost has Orb and IcyVeins. (AT and Mirror is for both).
Thats really not great in terms of deepth. Really only the last point brings some way to finetune things. The first 4 are boring as hell.
But other classes have the same:
Cast Filler
Handle Procs
Handle Shorter DMG-CDs
(The following only belongs to Frost and Fire!!)
Beside that nearly every DD-spec has some sort of secondary resource to manage. We nearly dont have.
We have mana, but the ways to get mana back are ridiculus. If the 90s wouldn't get dmg everyone would take IW and never ever think about anything.
So we get a buff with different ways to obtain and maintain. Thats our global ressource. It isn't blue or yellow but we need it and it is something to decide wether a mage is good or bad.
I dont say its the best (or only) solution. I only say they won't take it away without compensating. And compensating needs some bigger overhaul.
It needs something to manage: Mana for arcane, ((heat) for fire) and only Blizz knows what for frost. And this is not done in one patch.
It seems you disagree with almost anything others write. What's your point? That the devs shouldn't do anything for Mage class until 6.0 and then they should tweak t90s a little to untie them from mana management, but not rework them completely so the class doesn't lose complexity and add some resource to manage to every spec?
GC already said that they don't plan any Warlock-scale overhauls for the next expansion, Hunters and Rogues need the most work to differentiate their specs and no class or spec will receive a new secondary resource if it doesn't have that already. One can argue that Arcane already has almost a resource in a form of Arcane Charges so there's still a possibility, but it is fairly certain that GC doesn't have any new Fire/Frost resources on the table for 6.0.


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You can imagine it, surely, some sci-fi horror invasion story, mid-20th century. John Wyndham would be the right period and the right feel. They came by night. Perhaps they landed with a terrific simultaneous impact. Perhaps they somehow wormed out of the earth and solidified. Perhaps in the morning they were simply there, gleaming. But there they were, in country parks and city squares and public spaces everywhere, these giant, solid quasi-animate blobs, monstrous and motionless, holding their ground, biding their time. No one knows how they originated, no one can give them a name. But we all see, of course, what they really are: the works of Henry Moore.
And seen like that, it cheers them up enormously. It allows them to be themselves. You can stop pretending that these bizarre creatures are some concentrated essence of humanity. Take them as hideous, sinister, slightly comic bogeys. Now they make sense. An alien occupation force – this is the role they were born to play. And imagine the moment when finally they come to life!
Well, we have to do something with Henry Moore, don't we, since it seems we can't get rid of him. And Tate Britain has its own plan. It recognises there's a problem. Moore was once a cultural hero and a national mascot, our very own world-wide modern artist. But long before his death in 1986, he'd entered a limbo of post-glory. Nobody has been much interested for about 50 years. Perhaps this is the moment for him to be renewed.
We need new terms. The Tate's retrospective opens tomorrow, and what it proposes is a harder, edgier Moore. No longer the representative of a humanistic, organic, spiritual, archetypal art, we have a Surreal and political artist, formed by both World Wars, informed by psychoanalysis, a big lefty, a founder member of CND. The curator concludes: "Moore's is a troubled and troubling art that digs into the very essence of the modern experience."
That sounds good. Now prove it on the work. There may be all kinds of interesting things you can say around and about an artwork, and true things; but if the art itself has no strength, these things will have no purchase. Take Moore's Atom Piece, for instance. Half-skull, half-mushroom cloud, it is in one sense undoubtedly "about" nuclear terror. But it's such a hopelessly inarticulate lump, it isn't really about anything.
When it comes to what a work is about, the primary point is always to locate where its strength lies – if any. With sculpture, that's a matter of how it deals with forms and bodies. The ideas can come in later. If you're trying to renew Moore's work now, trust your now-perceptions. What do they look like and feel like today?
One thing you might notice is a lack. This is a generic art. A Henry Moore is a Henry Moore. You'd know it anywhere. But ask yourself: what are the famous, single Moores? They have their genres: mother and child; reclining woman; seated figure; head. They have their signature style, and once upon a time that style by itself made an impression. But now you see through it, and see that in the world of Moore, there are very few individual characters.
Moore was an intelligent artist. He understood that one of the main revolutions of modern art was the elimination of detail, of "all sorts of surface excrescences which completely concealed shape" – excrescences like curls, drapery, fingers, even limbs. And this is how Moore works too. Before anything, he simplifies radically.
But there's something else that other modern sculptors, Brancusi, Gaudier-Brzeska, Arp, Picasso, for all their reductions, have in common with their great forebears, like Pisano, Michelangelo, Bernini. Their works have focus, gesture, definition. Each individual work has an unmistakable identity.
This, Moores lack. They're all over the place. Their forms may be simplified, but (paradoxically) they still manage to be vague and disparate. They get rid of the excrescences without finding any vital shape. They perform directionless variations on the body. They swell and stretch, get squashed and hollowed, and wallow in themselves, but they never clinch.
So they're without tension. There's no dominant form, whose grip imposes a strain. The Stringed Figures, threaded with cords, are terrible give-aways. The literal tension of the strings is a phony substitute for the absence of any physical tension. And this absence not only neutralises our sculptural excitement. It neutralises sensation within the figure. The dulled and anaesthetised flesh in many a Mother and Child can't be what Moore wants, but it's what he does.
Very often, an idea of "modernism" seems to prevent him from seeing what he's up to. Contrary to what's sometimes thought, when the great modern artists make the body look weird, deformed, broken, they are aware of this. They're not asking you to overlook this or take it for normal. But Moore doesn't show any sign that he's conscious of his oddities.
Take those pert little cone-breasts, pointing up perkily among the massive lumbering limbs of some reclining woman. Any sense of incongruousness between pubescent and earth-mother escapes his notice. Take the pinhead with dot-eyes, that tops so many figures – figures that strive to be grand or serene, and not at all funny. There's no admission of bathos.
Indeed, take the famous holes, where the one thing you mustn't feel about them is that they're holes! With all Moore's typical devices, there's something unwitting or unwanted, some obvious aspect you mustn't think about. You don't get this special pleading with Picasso.
But Moore has one undeniable strength. It's his knack for a smooth transition (which often means smooth surfaces too). It's how he compensates for a lack of defined identities. It's how he covers up his incongruities. Everything is eased together, smoothed over. The result is a further layer of unacknowledged yuk.
Take the Recumbent Figure of 1938. Put the phrase "organic form" out of your mind, and see the piece for what it is: something found in a psychopath's cupboard, a dismembered corpse in a body-stocking. What's grotesque is not the dismemberment, the jointed human parts it's made of, but the way they're stitched up and streamlined in the fluid sheath of general, non-specific tissue.
Moore grafts seamlessly his diverse elements – limbs, stones, buttocks, bones, branches, crags, occasional hints of manufacture. There are no joins, no sharp corners. His figures are stuck in miasmic cocoons, creatures blunted and smothered within a membrane of uni-matter. They display a repulsively blinded, thwarted existence.
What makes it worse: it's meant to be nice, a form that expresses the unity of organic life. It's true that some Moores are agonised. The post-war Fallen Warriors, the 1951 Reclining Figure with a gaping mouth. But they're not agonised by their bio-blurriness. That's the normal state of any Moore, tormented or not. And if Moore were to give any hint that his graftings produce anatomical frights worthy of Bacon, then the situation would be altered. But he's oblivious to how he's doing a mutant plastic surgery.
Still, this is Moore's great sculptural invention, this half-life-form, helplessly stirring, served up in its integument of ectoplasm-protoplasm. His vision is in fact of a genetic nightmare, growths gone terribly wrong. If I was making a case for Moore, today, that's where I'd start.
So that John Wyndham fantasy was a joke, but not entirely. If you are looking for terms on which Moore's works can now succeed, then sci-fi monster is a pretty plausible suggestion. Doubtless there are much more serious approaches you might take. But this is the way of renewing Moores that comes closest to what they actually look and feel like.
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I am not sure. It might not be in their policy to do so or to refuse to. Depends also on laws perhaps.
Some meds can be filled at a drug store but the vet has to call them in. I use wal-greens.
Also you can use sites online like pet meds.
Ask your vet what you can do. Or if they have a program for you to get on if your dog has a chronic condition. good luck. I know how this can be at times.
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You can try petmeds.com They are generally a little cheaper. I was warned to watch for them sending expired meds, but I have used them for years and so far, all meds work great. They are good about sending you coupons and discount offers too.
I have had a prescription written by one vet and filled by another. I had an emergency and had to get to the closest vet possible for immediate treatment. My dog was prescribed several meds, but I didn't get them from that vet. I called my vet, explained the situation and he filled them all for me. It was more than 200 dollars cheaper than what it would have cost from the other vet. So you are right to check around. You might ask first though. I don't know if they have to, they may opt not to.
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I have always had my dogs meds filled at my local RX. Many times you can get generic alot cheaper. It may be worth looking into depending on what you have your dog on.
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Tauranga's 12 Lions Clubs are coming together to organise one of the Bay's largest fundraising events.
The clubs are hoping to raise more than $100,000 for the Cancer Society Lions Lodge by hosting a charity exercise event.
Four walking tracks around Tauranga have been selected with assistance from the Tauranga City Council, as venues for walkers or runners for the event on May 19.
Welcome Bay Lions Club's Ray Smith said the aim was to raise as much money as possible for the Cancer Society Lions Lodge in one day.
The Hamilton lodge offers accommodation to cancer patients.
"Our family and friends that need this treatment simply need our support at a time when they are in real need."
Funds will be raised by entry fees and participants completing a sponsored walk or run around one of the selected walkways.
The Lions have been awarded a $1000 grant by Tauranga City Council, which will go towards costs.
Tauranga city Mayor Stuart Crosby backed the event.
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"To have this level of equipment in a small rural hospital is not something you would normally see," YVMC CEO Karl Gills said Wednesday.
Gills and other YVMC staff members were debuting the training equipment to members of the public.
Using a $500,000 grant from a former patient's family foundation, the hospital purchased two dummies and related equipment to transform a room near the emergency department into a simulator lab.
YVMC Staff Development Director Debra Harris demonstrated how the dummies are not so dumb and effectively can simulate a medical emergency such as a heart attack or serious trauma like a stabbing.
To help create realistic scenarios, the dummies behave like real patients. They can cry, drool, sweat, blink, convulse, moan, urinate and bleed. A dummy's lips can turn blue, and the pupils react to light from a flashlight. Treatments such as giving drugs or a shock from a defibrillator are measured and relayed to a computer that runs the simulations. The hospital plans to later add a dummy that can simulate childbirth.
Harris said the training would be valuable for the hospital's more than 100 nurses.
She helped develop the simulator lab with emergency room physician Dr. Larry Bookman and Emergency Department Director Paula Golden.
Bookman, who has a background in aviation, said the airline industry is an example of how simulations and training improve safety and save lives. The same applies to hospitals, he said, especially rural ones like YVMC that deal with high-risk situations such as gunshot wounds, albeit not as often as large hospitals.
"We are a small hospital, and a lot of things that are serious don't happen that frequently," Gills said. "The sim lab allows us to recreate those circumstances."
YVMC's fundraising arm, the Healthcare Foundation for the Yampa Valley, applied for the HBB Foundation grant used to purchase the equipment.
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#1 Thu 06 Aug 09 2:37am
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Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
I thought we needed a a thread just for zucchini /courgette recipes as a lot of us have gardens now & experience the glut most years so even if they are posted elsewhere or on foodwise please post them again or a link to foodwise or your blog.
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#2 Thu 06 Aug 09 2:38am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
Greek Zucchini Pie
2 1/2 lbs zucchini
olive oil
1 large onion, finely chopped
2 cloves of garlic, minced
1/2 cup chopped fresh mint
1/2 cup crumbled feta
3 eggs, beaten
salt and freshly ground pepper
12 sheets filo pastry
Grate the zucchini using a mandoline or a hand grater. Place in a large colander, salt generously, and let sit for 1 hour. Squeeze out any remaining moisture and place in a bowl.
Heat some olive oil over medium heat in a heavy pan and add the onion. Cook until tender, about five minutes, then add the garlic. Cook until fragrant, about one minute. Transfer to the bowl with the zucchini. Stir in the herbs, feta, eggs and pepper.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Oil a pie dish. Line the pie dish with a layer of filo, lightly brush with olive oil, turn the dish and layer another piece of filo. Continue until seven pieces of filo are layered and the edges of the filo drape evenly over the pan. Fill with the zucchini mixture. Layer remaining five pieces on top of mixture, brushing each with olive oil. Fold the draped edges in over the filling and stuff the edges into the sides of the pan.
Bake 50 to 60 minutes, until the pastry is golden brown. Remove from heat, and cool for 20 minutes. Slice and serve.
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#3 Thu 06 Aug 09 5:47am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
That sounds really good, Frizz.
#4 Thu 06 Aug 09 10:33am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
This one is supposed to taste like apple pie.
Zucchini Cobbler
8 cups chopped, seeded & peeled zucchini�
2/3 cup lemon juice
For filling:
Boil zucchini & lemon juice in large saucepan over medium low heat for 20 mts or until tender.
1 cup sugar
1 tspn nutmeg
1 tspn cinnamon
Add sugar, nutmeg & cinnamon & simmer 1 minute longer � remove from heat.
4 cups flour
2 cups sugar
1 � cups cold butter
For crust:
Combine flour & sugar, cut into butter until it resembles course crumbs. Stir � cup crust mixture into zucchini mixture. Press 1� of the remaining crust into a greased baking pan. Spread zucchini over top of crust & crumble rest of the crust on top.
Bake 35-40mts.
#5 Thu 06 Aug 09 10:37am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
Courgette & Mint Soup
2 onions, finely chopped
2lbs courgettes, diced
2 handfuls mint
2oz butter
2 pints chicken stock
Salt & Pepper
Melt the butter in a large pan, then add the onions and sweat gently until soft but not coloured. Add the courgettes, and cook for a further 2 - 3 minutes. Add the stock, cover, bring to the boil and then simmer for 5 - 10 minutes until the courgettes are cooked. Add half the mint and leave to cool. Then, when cold, add the rest of the mint and blitz until smooth. Serve hot or cold.
Another way to use courgettes is to use a pureed courgette in place of breadcrumbs in meatballs and burgers - makes for a very moist and tender result.
#6 Thu 06 Aug 09 10:43am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
Zucchini Parmesan Soup - Neil Perry
1 kg Green Zucchini cut lengthways in quarters then 1cm slices
60 ml Extra Virgin Olive Oil
15 g Garlic Cloves chopped
750 ml chicken stock
60 ml Single Cream
Italian Basil leaves chopped
continental parsley chopped
50 g Reggiano Parmigiano cheese grated
Sea Salt & freshly ground black pepper
Heat the oil in a heavy-based pan.
Cook the garlic, basil, salt and zucchini slowly for approximately 10 minutes, until the zucchinis are lightly browned and very soft.
Add some pepper and stock and simmer for 8 minutes, uncovered.
Remove from the heat.
Put � of the soup into a food processor and process until smooth.
Return to the pan and stir in the cream, parsley and Parmesan.
Place in a bowl and sprinkle with cheese and some pepper.
Serve with crusty bread and a green salad.
Frizz - this freezes really well (before adding cheese & cream)
#7 Thu 06 Aug 09 2:29pm
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
This is what I made last night. Didn't really use certain measurements and threw some extra things in. But I'll give an apporoximation
Zucchini and Corn Stew
1/3 cup olive oil
1 large sweet red onion chopped
3 cloves garlic chopped
2 jalepeno minced (optional)
Two sweet peppers chopped
1 1/2 pounds zucchini (can use a mixture of zucchini and yellow summer squash. I did this and it turned out fine.)
kernels cut from corn from 4 ears.
1 1/2 pounds roma tomatoes
1 pound good quality pepper jack cheese grated
salt and pepper
In a large skilltet, heat olive oil and add onion, garlic, jalepeno and peppers. Sautee until soft. Add zucchini, corn, tomatoes, salt and pepper and simmer until vegetables are tender and tomatoes have broken down. Turn down heat to low and add grated cheese. stir until melted and remove from heat.
Hope you'll try it.
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
#9 Mon 24 Aug 09 9:03am
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Re: Zucchini / Courgette Recipes
Sweetcorn and zucchini fritters
1 1/2 cups self-raising flour
1 cup milk
2 eggs
2 large corn cobs, kernels removed
1 zucchini, trimmed, grated
olive oil, for shallow-frying
1 cup tzatziki dip, to serve
Sift flour into a bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Using a fork, whisk milk and eggs together in a jug until combined. Pour over flour. Stir until smooth. Add corn and zucchini. Stir until well combined.
Add enough oil to a large, non-stick frying pan to cover base. Heat over medium heat until hot. Using 1/4 cup of mixture per fritter, spoon mixture, 3 fritters at a time, into pan. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes each side or until golden and firm to touch in the centre. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
Barbecued zucchini with feta & lemon
2 tbs pine nuts
1 piece Lebanese bread, split
80ml (1/3 cup) olive oil
Pinch of sea salt flakes
1 lemon
3 green zucchini, cut lengthways into 4mm-thick slices
3 yellow zucchini, cut lengthways into 4mm-thick slices
1/3 cup fresh mint leaves
75g feta, crumbled
Preheat oven to 200�C. Place the pine nuts on a baking tray. Bake for 5 minutes or until light golden. Transfer to a small bowl.
Place Lebanese bread on the tray. Brush with 2 teaspoons of oil. Sprinkle with sea salt and pepper. Bake for 3-4 minutes each side or until golden. Set aside to cool. Break into large pieces.
Meanwhile, use a zester to remove the rind from the lemon. (Alternatively, use a vegetable peeler to peel rind from lemon. Use a small sharp knife to remove white pith from rind. Cut rind into very thin strips.) Juice the lemon. Whisk together the lemon zest, 1 tablespoon of lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of oil in a small jug. Season with salt and pepper.
Preheat a barbecue grill on high. Place the combined zucchini and remaining oil in a large bowl and combine. Cook the zucchini for 2 minutes each side or until golden and tender.
Combine the zucchini, mint and three-quarters of the dressing in a bowl. Arrange half the zucchini mixture and half the bread on a serving platter. Top with remaining zucchini, bread, pine nuts and feta. Drizzle over the remaining dressing. Serve.
Lemon, zucchini and chicken pasta
375g bowtie (farfalle) pasta
100g butter, chopped
2 zucchini, coarsely grated
2 yellow zucchini, coarsely grated
1 garlic clove, crushed
2 cups shredded cooked chicken
2 green onions, thinly sliced
1 large lemon, rind finely grated, juiced
1/4 cup chopped flat-leaf parsley leaves
grated parmesan cheese, optional, to serve
Cook pasta in a saucepan of boiling salted water, following packet directions, until tender. Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile, heat 30g butter in a large, deep-sided frying pan over medium heat. Add zucchini and garlic and cook, stirring, for 5 minutes or until zucchini is soft. Add chicken and cook, stirring, for 4 minutes or until heated through.
Add pasta, remaining 70g butter, green onions, lemon rind, 1/4 cup lemon juice and parsley to chicken mixture. Cook, stirring, over low heat until heated through. Sprinkle with parmesan, if using. Season with salt and pepper. Serve.
#10 Mon 24 Aug 09 9:05am
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With the end of an agreement granting Malaysia preferential access to the EU?market?looming, all eyes are on ongoing negotiations between?Kuala Lumpur?and Brussels aimed at securing a replacement free trade pact.
Malaysia currently benefits from the EU?s generalised system of preferences (GSP) scheme, which provides developing countries with generous?tariff?reductions on exports. However, the WorldBank?s decision to award the South-east Asian state upper-middle-income-nation status will end its eligibility for the lower?levies?from January 2014.
While EU representatives are confident that a new?free trade agreement?(FTA) will deepen economic integration between its member states and Malaysia, local business representatives have questioned whether they can remain competitive once the lower tariffs are withdrawn.
Strong bilateral trade
The EU is a major importer of Malaysia?s goods. Figures show its members purchased 13%, or 2.22m tonnes, of the country?s palm oil exports in 2012, and spend more than $1.3bn each year on Malaysian timber. On October 22, the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) said it expected total bilateral trade to reach RM120bn ($38.2bn) in 2013. Results so far this year suggest this is an attainable goal, with exports to the EU for the first eight months amounting to RM41bn ($13bn), while imports stood at RM45bn ($14bn).
Susila Devi, the senior director of MATRADE?s Strategic Planning Division, told reporters that Europe offered Malaysia a broad range of?business?and investment opportunities across the industries. ?It also includes information communication technology, chemicals, automotives, renewable energy, logistics, agro food processing, pharmaceuticals and?financial services,? she commented.
FTA negotiations
Business leaders, however, have highlighted the significant impact that the end of GSP status is set to have on trade and?investment.
The GSP scheme provides duty reductions of up to 66% on sales to the EU. Malaysia?s exports to Europe under the initiative were valued at RM13.5bn ($4.3bn) in 2011, or 17% of its overseas shipments, according to a report published by the EdgeMalaysia in April.
Tan Sri Lee Oi Hian, CEO of Kuala Lumpur Kepong, a Malaysia conglomerate with interests in the palm oil industry, warned in March that without the GSP, the?tax?rate on some Malaysian oleochemicals heading for the EU would be between 4% and 6%. ?We will just not be competitive,? he said at a Global Malaysia Series workshop.
Lee, together with other business leaders, said the impending withdrawal of the GSP scheme heightened the need for the government to secure an FTA with Europe. The loss of the GSP could be ?another nail in the coffin? for the local palm oil industry, he said.
The EU and Malaysia first entered into discussions on a FTA in late 2010, with the next round of negotiations scheduled for the fourth quarter of this year. The ambassador and head of the EU delegation to Malaysia, Luc Vandebon, told Bernama in June that if the next round of talks is held before the end of 2013, then ?it should be possible to conclude negotiations in late 2014/early 2015?.
The EU delegation?s?former ambassador to Malaysia, Vincent Piket, said last year that an FTA would boost the country?s GDP by 8% by 2020.
?The conclusion of the FTA would be a landmark step in the fostering of bilateral trade between the two partners and deepen economic?integration,? he said.
Looking long term
FTA supporters say a deal will, over time, increase market access for goods and services, facilitate trade and investment flows, enable mutual recognition of standards and qualifications, and increase joint capacity-building programmes.
However, not all Malaysians feel that an EU trade pact, at least in its current proposed form, is the best path for?securing?long-term economic growth.
In a report published in late 2012 by the IFRI Centre for Asian Studies, part of a French think tank, author Tham Siew Yean noted that the proposed FTA was in conflict with key interests of Malaysia. Tham raised particular concerns about the impact of intellectual property rules on the pharmaceutical sector.
?A small trading?economy?such as Malaysia?s is keen to lock in its market access to other countries. ? [But] Malaysia?s focus has always been in the ASEAN as well as the wider East Asian market. In this scenario, ASEAN agreements, including Malaysia?s commitments in extra-ASEAN-wide agreements, will hold more weight than an agreement with the EU,? he wrote.
Concerns have been raised that with regional competitors also vying for the EU market, Malaysia could be tempted to negotiate a deal with the union from a position of weakness or sign an agreement lacking transparency. Many Malaysians, it would seem, are keen to avoid landing an unbalanced deal that fails to dovetail with the country?s broader vision for growth.


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Those oil-funded journalists at Al Jazeera America gave a pretty emphatic answer to how the network would deal with climate change—a topic that inevitably cuts against the source of their paychecks.
Media Matters compared the amount of time AJA spent covering the topic on its first day of broadcast to coverage on other major news networks and found that, well, they aren't exactly loyal subjects of Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the former ruler of Qatar who founded the network with state (read: oil) funds in 1996. Here's the stunning analysis from Max Greenberg:
Al Jazeera America's 30 minutes of climate coverage (about 24 minutes not including commercial breaks) represented nearly half of what was seen on all network nightly news programs in 2012, and more than what was featured by CNN's Erin Burnett OutFront and Anderson Cooper 360 and Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor and Hannity combined in the past four and a half months.
A news network with Arab roots is a tough pill to swallow for some Americans—a sentiment exemplified by the welcoming Twitter's right wing gave to the network on its first night. But if there's something about AJA that inherently cuts against the grain of U.S. news culture, as Media Matters' reporting seems to suggest, then we can't help but agree with the sentiment of a headline that ran on the Financial Times yesterday: "Al Jazeera: a good kind of un-American."
Related stories on TakePart:
• Right-Wing Twitter's Racist Satire of Al Jazeera America
• 7 Shocking Climate Change Headlines
• Activists Aim to Melt Climate Change Denial in D.C.
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Hotel Madison
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Hotel Madison
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Rome (Esquilino), Hotel Madison is minutes from Planeta and Pelagie Islands. This hotel is close to Roman Forum and St. Peter's Basilica.
Make yourself at home in one of the 130 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LED televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks.
Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.
Hotel Facilities
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- Total number of rooms - 130
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- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Join Holliday Park Staff and Booth Tarkington Civic Theater for an enchantingly fun evening! Families hike along candlelit trails and interact with different forest creatures who can magically speak for the night, then return to the nature center for a campfire, refreshments and activities. New characters debut this fall!
Thursday, Oct. 20, Friday, Oct. 21, and Saturday, Oct. 22
5:50-8 pm, Hikes start every 10 minutes
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Date of Stay: September, 2010
Camped here in the fall. Campground was mostly empty. Nice and quiet. Close to attractions but noise wasn't a problem. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will camp here again.
Date of Stay: September, 2010
We would consider this more of an adult park as there are no activities for children. Road up to park can be difficult for big rigs with turns and especially last little bit of incline. Views are amazing and park was extremely quiet and peaceful at night. Staff was friendly and very helpful, knew us by name by end of first day. Can't wait to return to visit again.
Date of Stay: March, 2010
Once again, Missouri hit it out of the park. Great, quiet and clean park. One of the smaller parks. Brand new restrooms. Close to Amish community for a change of scenery. We will stay here again.


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Car parking is being flagged as a major issue on the horizon for the Hastings CBD, which needs a master plan to bring under control the city centre's history of ad hoc development.
Hastings district councillor Wayne Bradshaw is putting the heat on his fellow councillors for a plan for the CBD which would provide an overall approach to grow the city's retail centre.
It would focus on setting limits for its size and shape, working out how each part of the CBD would connect and interact, as well as rules to avoid one-off developments which Hastings had experienced in the past 30 years.
A master plan would guide development to make sure the CBD was connected and not divided.
"One of the important issues in any CBD plan is the council-funded public car parking. In all of the retail centres developed in Hastings, in competition to the CBD, large areas of free parking have been provided by the developers."
A petition in March from retailers flagged they were worried about the demand for parking after the new Farmers store was opened.
They asked for a master plan and a full parking study be completed before any more changes or additions to the CBD.
Mr Bradshaw said the council had $1 million to buy new carparks and should be acting now before economic times improved and it became expensive to buy.
Hastings Deputy Mayor Cynthia Bowers said the parking review and a plan for the CBD were both under way and should be made public later this year.
"So I am glad Councillor Bradshaw is on the same page with us," Ms Bowers said.
Staff working on a CBD plan had presented their work to councillors and there would be one more update before it was open for public comment.
The council had been considering potential sites for carparks for the past 12 months. "That is something councils are always low-key about, because as soon as anyone hears you are looking for land, they up the price and ratepayers don't get the best deal."
Ms Bowers said it would be difficult to charge for the new carparks to make a return on capital invested in the work.
"There is still a general reluctance from people here to pay for parking, compared to someone in Auckland or Wellington, and it is for that reason we are not getting the private sector coming in to build a parking building like in Hamilton."
Ms Bowers said the council did not want to scare people away from the CBD by charging for parking. "But it might be that all-day parkers will need to pay at some point, whereas at the moment people are parking around the outskirts of the CBD and walking into town," she said.
Town planning
Add-on developments to Hastings city in the past three decades:
The CBD ring road system, since disbanded
Mall development, Heretaunga St 100 East and West blocks
Development of K-Mart, St Aubyn St/Russell St
Harvey Norman super store, St Aubyn St/Warren St
Mega Mitre 10 store, St Aubyn St
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Tonight, most people won't get much peace around dinner time. They'll be up and down answering the knocks at the door from those who are heading around the neighbourhood dressed in Halloween costumes.
It's got awfully fashionable nowadays to take part. You can't even go to the supermarket without being confronted with displays of costumes, hollowed out toy pumpkins and big bags of lollies.
Like Guy Fawkes, taking part in Halloween tends to be a personal choice. Either you are into it, or you're not. Those against will say it's dangerous for kids to be knocking on strangers' doors or that it's just a money-making American holiday that we shouldn't get sucked in to.
Those with children, or who just like to get dressed up, might find it more fascinating and a good laugh.
Like most things, it can be great community fun, so long as people abide by the rules and don't spoil it for others. This year, the police have adopted a very modern approach to spreading the word on the dos and don'ts by producing a video with tips on how to stay safe.
You can watch this video on our website.
I for one can't wait to answer the door for trickers or treaters and hand out the lollies. My 3-year-old daughter is a bit little to go door knocking with us, but her witch's costume is ready and waiting to give those who come around a nice surprise on the other side.
If you're not interested in taking part, don't get grumpy about it, just put a note on your door politely telling people you're not interested. If you're taking part, do it safely.


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Besides the records that came with the car (have not read yet) is it safe to flush the transmission? I did go to mygmlink.com and it said service transmission at 100k, doesent that seem a little too late? I basically want to flush it, but then I hear horror stories about it. Am I safe?
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We posted recently that while the Twin Cities housing climate was improving, the market wouldn't really recover until the short sale problem gets worked out.
New detailed reporting released today on short sales by the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors shows there's still a long way to go.
In short sales, the homeowner owes more on the house than he'll get from the sale. The bank, which likely ends up losing money on the deal, must sign off on the sale. That creates a tough situation with banks wanting to protect their financial interests and Realtors, sellers and potential buyers frustrated by an approval process that can drag on for months.
It's a drag on the rest of the business and on home prices generally. The Minneapolis Realtors report today showed a stubbornly high inventory of short sale homes — about 4,300 in the Twin Cities, only about five percent less than October last year and still way up from 2007.
New listings of short sale homes in October were almost exact to October 2008.
On the positive side, lender owned homes in foreclosure are still selling at a good clip with less than a month and a half of inventory. Compare that though to short sales, where there's a 13 months supply, according to the most recent data.
Markets recover. But it's going to take more than an invisible hand to fix the short sale mess, which right now could be with us until 2011.
BONUS INFO: Here's the MPR story from today on the Realtors' overall market analysis.
Got a perspective to share on short sales and the housing market in the Twin Cities or across Minnesota? Post below or contact me directly.
Click on the map icons below to read what sources in MPR's Public Insight Network have told us about housing and mortgage issues around them. Take a look, then share your story.


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Cozy apartment for 2 Downtown Montreal
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Velikost35 m²
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There is one big bedroom, a kitchen with supplies, a small living room and a bathroom.
The apartment is furnished and washing machines are available at every floor for the price of 1.50$.
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The apartment is perfect for simple people trying to visit the city.
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Super nice place to stay, perfect for a city trip. The location is great, almost everything is walking distance and the place itself is super nice!
Charles is very very helpful and answers all questions promptly!
Great location and great apartment! Location is very central. The apartment is very large and ideal for your stay in Montreal! The host was great! He was very kind, come downstairs, helped with the baggage and was prepared to answer all my questions. I had a lovely stay in Montreal and I surely recommend the place to other travelers.
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It was a great apartment, very well located, clean and organised. Charles-Olivier was a great host. He gave us a warm welcome. I would definitely recomment staying at his place for a stay in downtown Montreal.
Great location! Super and attentive host! Will definitely book again and wish Charles and his friend Jessica all the best for 2015! Merci! Merci boucoup! Laura
Great location and apartment
Charles has been very kind and helpful
I would clearly recommend staying there to enjoy Montreal
Great location and great apartment! Location is very central, close to the metro station and to a Starbucks ;) The apartment is very large and ideal for your stay in Montreal! The host was great! He was very kind, waited for us downstairs, helped with the baggage and was prepared to answer all our questions. The hospitality was the best. We had a lovely stay in Montreal and I surely recommend the place to other travelers.
Schönes Appartement, sehr zentral gelegen, sehr sauber und mit allem Nötigen ausgestattet.
Wir haben Charles-Olivier leider nicht persönlich kennengelernt, das Einchecken klappte jedoch dank einer Freundin problemlos.
Gerne einmal wieder.
Grand merci a Mavi!
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text: National Semiconductor Corporation introduces a high-bandwidth, 1V, rail-to-rail input and output (RRIO) CMOS operational amplifier. The LMV951's combination of bandwidth and low power make it suited for cell phones, handheld devices, portable medical equipment and low-power instrumentation. The LMV951 is believed to be the only a 1 V operational amplifier capable of delivering 2.7 MHz unity-gain bandwidth and maintaining its stability when driving a 500 pF capacitive load. It features low voltage noise of 25 nV/EHz across a temperature range from -40°C to 125°C. These features, coupled with a common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) of 80 dB and a power supply rejection ratio (PSRR) of 80 dB, make the op amp suitable for applications requiring higher gain and performance.


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Our mission: To protect and enhance the quality of life for domestic, farm and wild animals in B.C.
April 23, 2015
VICTORIA – Outside Victoria's Parliament Buildings today, the Government of British Columbia and the BC Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA) are giving a voice to those who can't speak for themselves, in recognizing Animal Abuse Prevention Day. The BC SPCA is celebrating 120 years of serving and protecting animals in 2015.
To mark the anniversary, the organization is fighting cruelty with kindness, by launching a year-long movement, Million Acts of Kindness, meant to inspire a million acts of kindness for companion, farm and wild animals. One of these acts of kindness is featured every week on the Million Acts website, with the message that anyone can make a difference, regardless of their age and whether or not they have a pet.
Balanced Budget 2015 committed $5 million to the BC SPCA. This funding will support an eight year facilities plan that will replace or renovate aging BC SPCA facilities in 10 B.C. communities including Vancouver, Nanaimo, Kamloops, Kelowna, Prince George, Dawson Creek and the Kootenays. In 2011, B.C. resident Wade Shaw requested an awareness day as a memorial to the 56 Whistler sled dogs who lost their lives the previous year. The annual event reminds all British Columbians how everyone can take action to prevent animal abuse.
Quotes:Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick – "Animal welfare is a team effort – and requires governments, organizations like the BC SPCA, and all citizens to work together and be vigilant to ensure all animals in British Columbia are treated with the due care and respect they deserve." BC SPCA chief executive officer Craig Daniell – "Animal Abuse Prevention Day provides an opportunity for British Columbians to celebrate the human-animal bond and reaffirm our commitment to improving the welfare of the animals in our province."
Quick Facts:
Each year, the BC SPCA investigates nearly 8,000 complaints of animal abuse and neglect.
The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act was updated in 2011 to have the toughest penalties in Canada.
The maximum penalties that can be levied under provincial legislation against a person who is convicted of causing distress to an animal is $75,000 and up to 24 monthsimprisonment.
Learn More:BC SPCA Million Act of KindnessPrevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is a not-for-profit organization reliant on public donations. Our mission is to protect and enhance the quality of life for domestic, farm and wild animals in B.C.
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This blush has awesome pigment. The only downside to that is it would be very easy to over-use. The pink color is great and it seems to last all day. Good blush, my only negative is that I am so fair that I could turn myself into a clown fairly easily, but when I start tanning this shouldn't be as much of a problem. Will still use it!4


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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a large bowl, combine flour, salt, nutmeg, baking soda, cinnamon and sugar. In a separate bowl, combine oil, eggs, water, zucchini and lemon juice. Mix wet ingredients into dry, add nuts and fold in. Bake in 2 standard loaf pans, sprayed with nonstick spray, for 1 hour, or until a tester comes out clean. Alternately, bake in 5 mini loaf pans for about 45 minutes.
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The permanent "nearly man" of French politics, François Hollande, emerged yesterday as the most likely centre-left presidential challenger to Nicolas Sarkozy in a spot opened up by the jailing of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
An opinion poll suggested Mr Hollande, 57, had sprung into a commanding lead in the Socialist party primary, which will take place in October. Mr Hollande, a former leader of the Parti Socialiste and the former partner of the defeated 2007 candidate Ségolène Royal, forecast months ago that next spring's presidential election would be won by a tortoise, rather than a hare.
He was already rising in the polls before Mr Strauss-Kahn's arrest in New York at the weekend, and in a poll for Le Parisien yesterday, he was the choice of 49 per cent of Socialist party members and 37 per cent of supporters of the wider French left. The party leader, Martine Aubry, had the support of 23 per cent of socialists. Ms Royal trailed in third with 10 per cent.
Much could yet change. Socialist voters have been stunned by the gravity of the accusations against the party's long-time – if undeclared – presidential favourite. Other candidates may yet enter the race, including Laurent Fabius, the former prime minister.
But as things stand, Mr Hollande looks well-placed to win the Socialist primary. President Sarkozy is reported to have told friends that Hollande was the Socialist candidate he most feared.
Mr Hollande predicted that voters would be in the mood for a "dull, serious" leader in the 2012 election after the "bling-bling presidency" of Mr Sarkozy. He also told supporters he was convinced he could defeat Mr Strauss-Kahn. He could not have foreseen that the "DSK" candidature would crash and burn.
Osborne dismisses Brown's prospects for IMF job
Chancellor George Osborne appeared to pour cold water on suggestions that Gordon Brown may be appointed as the next head of the International Monetary Fund.
Jockeying for the IMF's top job has stepped up following the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Asked yesterday whether Britain might benefit from providing the next head of the global finance watchdog, Mr Osborne said that the appointment should go to "the best person for the job" rather than being decided on the basis of applicants' nationality.
He added: "As it happens, Gordon Brown has not asked me directly or indirectly to be considered for the job. I'm at the moment focused on making sure we get the best person for the job."
Many diplomats have suggested that a European country should no longer be guaranteed stewardship – as has been the case in the past – over a global economy increasingly driven by emerging powers in Asia and Latin America.Reuse content


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Journeyman - Season 1 Episodes
"Pilot (A Love Of A Lifetime)"
Dan's travels have just begun.
"Friendly Skies"
Dan and Katie's marriage gets pushed to the side a bit as Dan travels back to the 70's, 80's and 90's tracking a young woman, Tanna Bloom.
"Game Three"
Dan's travels take him back to the same day, same year each time; the day of the Loma Prieta Earthquake on Oct. 17th, 1989.
"The Year of the Rabbit"
Dan helps a young woman faced with 20 years in prison; while stranding his wife at her gala fundraiser.
"The Legend of Dylan McCleen"
Dan discovers the identity of a known airplane hijacker.
Dan helps two brothers with an abusive father find their way.
"Double Down"
Katie considers going back to work as a television journalist while Dan travels back in time to protect a witness from certain death.
Dan journeys back into the past to a "key party" where he meets a young hippie girl involved in a deadly crime.
Dan starts to garner support from Jack when he changes the timeline and erases the progress.
Dan's choices in a previous mission have come back to haunt him and put his family in danger.
"Home by Another Way"
Layoffs hit Dan's office on Christmas eve and he is forced to travel back in time to save the newspaper.
"The Hanged Man"
Dan's travels take him into an RV hanging off of a cliff just in time to try and save a mother and son.
Dan's travels have lead him to another time traveler, which in turn provides answers about the past and present.


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Bellville Times
Memorial services for Bessie Lucille Nelson, 81, of Bellville were held Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008 at
11 a.m. from the First Baptist Church of Bellville, with the Rev. Harvey Abke, officiating.
Lucille was born Sept. 27, 1927 in Bellville to Cloyd Garrett and Blanche (Sherrod) Garrett. She
attended schools in Bellville.
Lucille passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008 in Richmond.
She is survived by her daughter, Nelda Simpson of Wichita Falls, grandchildren, Belinda Preunes,
Charlotte Winters, Cissy Harris, Donovan Payten, Robin Payten, Kelly Payten and Albert Payten; 15 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild; brother,
Allen Garrett, along with many close friends and relatives.
She is preceded in death by her parents and grandson, Stephen Winters.
Arrangements under the direction of Knesek Bros. Funeral Chapel, 842 E. Main, Bellville, Texas 77418.
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