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After the success of the 2009 trip, the Shetland Nature team were keen to repeat the success in 2010. They certainly achieved this and here's a flavour of the trip over 1st–9th October 2010.
Day One: Saturday 1st October
Having collected our group from the airport and hotel at Sumburgh, we made for nearby Quendale to get a few scarce species under the belt. Bluethroat, Red-breasted Flycatcher and a team-found Yellow-browed Warbler were a good introduction to Shetland birding, and the appearance of a Goldcrest from behind a single thistle illustrated well how the smallest piece of habitat might hold something special.
In very blustery northwesterly wind we headed to the beautifully rugged and exposed Eshaness. On arrival, several groups of birders had failed to locate the Buff-bellied Pipit that day. Applying ourselves, we managed to pick the bird out of the flock of pipits in its favoured field within 20 minutes and eventually got everyone onto this striking individual. The first new bird for our visitors too, and it wasn't even lunchtime! Nearby, two juvenile Buff-breasted Sandpipers and a party of Snow Buntings performed well. Then off to our accommodation and base for the week, Saxa Vord resort in Unst, via stunning landscape and two ferry journeys.
Day Two: Sunday 2nd October
A full English breakfast and we were ready to roll, with rare bird hunting beginning in earnest on Unst. Just down the road from Saxa Vord we found the first of two Little Buntings! We also had superb point-blank range views of Hornemann's Arctic Redpoll, up to 20 Greenland Redpolls, a couple of Reed Warblers to spice things up and Common Rosefinch at the day's end — plus a splendid supporting cast of commoner species including 70 Bramblings fresh in and a juvenile Glaucous Gull on Lamba Ness.
Day Three: Monday 3rd October
With good migrant weather we felt the chunk of our day should be spent on Fetlar. Imagine our utter surprise when during the voyage over, whilst enjoying Northern specialities such as Black Guillemot and Long-tailed Duck, we saw a magnificent sub-adult White-billed Diver not far off the ferry! At first we enjoyed 'on the water' views before it took to the wing, making a jaw-droppingly close fly-past. One group member was so delighted, he was happy to call it a day, and it was only mid-morning! A very unexpected find, and rather unseasonable too — a good three to four weeks earlier than normal.
Arriving at Aith on Fetlar, having already seen Yellow-browed Warbler and Reed Warbler, the team then engaged in a classic Shetland situation. With less than an hour before our return ferry to Unst we got involved in a jigsaw identification by finding an Acrocephalus warbler which was clearly not 'just a Reed'. Unfortunately the bird remained hidden for most of the time and we left it as an unidentified Acrocephalus, showing features of Blyth's Reed, but Marsh was far from ruled out. Thankfully that was not the end of the story...
Back on Unst, up to five Siberian Chiffchaffs were an education in plumage and calls and there was time for more views of Little Bunting and Hornemann's Arctic Redpoll before settling down to dinner.
Day Four: Tuesday 4th October
With news of a Pallas's Grasshopper Warbler in the South Mainland, along with the possibility of Radde's and Booted Warbler, a day trip to Mainland was planned. Arriving at the site, some excellent photos had just been obtained and the streaky undertail coverts of a Grasshopper Warbler instantly ruled out Pallas's. However, as we stood chatting, news broke that the nearby Booted Warbler at Channerwick had just been re-identified by a Shetland Nature Guide as a Sykes's Warbler!
By now, the Shetland Nature team were becoming well trained in flight identification of Locustella, Acrocephalus and Phylloscopus warblers. A Radde's Warbler at Sumburgh showed superbly and hacking back north we jammed a Redstart at the Toft Ferry and a juvenile Black Tern — a rare bird in Shetland — at the Gutcher ferry. All agreed that the birding was outstanding and the scenery stunning — another great day.
Day Five: Wednesday 5th October
Strong southerly/southeasterly winds made for tough birding. Opting to stay on Unst, we nevertheless saw some good new birds and revisited some old friends: two Little Buntings, loads of Lapland Buntings, a few Snow Buntings, a male Ring Ouzel, Greenland Redpolls in several spots, Hornemann's Redpoll (still looking amazing!), two Yellow-browed Warblers and best of all for the group two adult Greenland White-fronted Geese. This was a new species (depending on your taxonomy!) for most of the group, and one member was on a tick every day so far, so he challenged us to keep it up. Thank goodness for taxonomic shift!
Day Six: Wednesday 6th October 2010
Discussing the day ahead over breakfast, we opted to spend the day on Unst, with Martin informing the group perhaps not to expect too much today in the way of new arrivals, as the winds were coming from the southwest. How wrong could we have been? By the end of the day we had seen our second Sykes's Warbler of the week, identified a Lanceolated Warbler, and had our Fetlar Acrocephalus warbler of three days previously confirmed as a Blyth's Reed. Shetland at its best!
Day Seven: Thursday 7th October
Up the next morning, we all agree we wanted to see the Aith Acro again, and properly, for ourselves. We had a little time before the ferry, so headed to Skaw and enjoyed the Lanceolated Warbler in sunshine alongside the delighted twitchers. On route to the ferry, driving through Baltasound, Martin noticed the large form and slightly undulating flight of a 'big finch' flying past the minibus. Pulling over into a lay-by we saw it dive into some garden Rosa rugosa. All jumped out just in time as a Hawfinch exited from the garden and carried on north. One of the group, in view of our island of choice, gave us our own team moniker: UNSToppable!
Arriving on Fetlar, we were delighted to find our Blyth's Reed was still present and thankfully this time was considerably more obliging. First perched out on wall and fence line and then at closer range among the docks, like so many tricky IDs it's so much easier with prolonged views and images to pour over!
We then worked a few island hotspots, notching up a young Turtle Dove, several Whinchat and another Yellow-browed Warbler. A late Sand Martin was also a surprise.
Back on Unst we picked up a Yellow-browed Warbler in flight from the minibus — spicing up the birding — the two Little Buntings, Hornemann's Redpoll and a bunch of Greenland Redpoll at Norwick. As the sun began to set, Paul picked up a calling Richard's Pipit coming up from Norwick beach. Does it ever end?!
Day Eight, Friday 8th October
The last day of our 2010 birding tour, and with winds coming from the southeast we had a feeling there was a treat or two still to come.... We couldn't resist a pre-dawn assault on Skaw and Norwick, checking for visible (and audible) migration. Clearly Bramblings, Siskins and Redwings were on the move and 'new in'. Just offshore the educational duo of juvenile terns — one Common and one Arctic Tern — showed well plus two first-winter Little Gulls. An apparent Black Duck hybrid, which we had glimpsed earlier in the week, flew over Norwick allowing Brydon to capture a couple of record shots.
Heading south we had another 'from the van' find as Graham picked up a Barred Warbler along a stone dyke at Haroldswick, just before a phone call with news that a Dusky Warbler had been found at Halligarth. Typically brief initial views of the Dusky Warbler, constantly luring us in with its distinct call, eventually led to an enjoyable encounter, plus two Yellow-broweds and several Swallows over. Whilst searching for Otters, news broke of a Red-flanked Bluetail on south Mainland, so we wasted no time in heading for the ferry.
By the time we had reached the North Mainland there was a choice of two Bluetails, one at Geosetter and one at Tresta. We opted for the Tresta bird (found by the Punkbirders) as it had been found a couple of hours later, so would surely have attracted a smaller crowd — a brilliant choice, as we had the bird to ourselves!
Our week came to an end with warm handshakes, smiles on faces and time to reminisce with delight on the 118 species on the trip list. New birds for everyone and some top-notch scare and rare bird finds as well. The conversation then quickly turned to, "when can we book for next year?"
We predicted that the Sumburgh area was a likely spot for an hour or two's birding before flights home the next morning and hopefully a chance of a Pallas's Warbler, having heard of one on Unst as we left — and that's exactly what happened. Before catching flights everyone enjoyed a carpet of Goldcrests around the Sumburgh hotel, indicating a mini-fall, amongst which was the predicted Pallas's Warbler.
Meanwhile, the tour leaders managed a couple of last-day finds for themselves. Martin joined Roger Riddington and Paul Harvey around South Mainland where they notched up not one, but two Olive-backed Pipits, as well as enjoying another Dusky Warbler, two Yellow-broweds and a Red-breasted Flycatcher in the area. Meanwhile, Brydon and James McCallum teamed up again and found a fantastic Pallas's Grasshopper Warbler on Brydon's home island of Fetlar.
To make 2011 your year of birding discovery and, if recent years are anything to go by, be part of a rarity-finding team, join the team in autumn 2011.
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Judge allows anonymity in suit over Pa. religious monument
Justin Vacula & Joe McDonald on Corbett
Winter Solstice prompts gatherings of druids, spiritualists, and doomsday party goers
Pennsylvania man cites Newtown while ripping down atheist holiday display
Atheists' banner joins Nativity and menorah in Wilkes-Barre town square
Exeter man seeks freedom from religion
Man Cuts Down Banner Protesting Religious Decorations
First Amendment grinches steal, vandalize FFRF solstice signs
It was not exactly "good will toward all" at public forums around the country. The Freedom From Religion Foundation's winter solstice banner or sign, placed in 12 cities to counter religious displays on public property, has been stolen or vandalized in four spots by "First Amendment Grinches."
Most recently, FFRF's banner, placed on Dec. 17 on the Boston Common, was stolen sometime on Dec. 24.
"Mary Dyer was hanged on Boston Common in 1660 for daring to preach tenets of the Quaker religion, and some residents carry on that tradition of intolerance by carrying off our Boston Common banner," said FFRF Co-President Dan Barker.
Fence posts weighing more than 80 pounds secured a similar banner but were overturned in Gladwin, Mich., sometime before or on Christmas Day, next door to the police station. FFRF is offering $1,000 awards for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves and vandals.
The 7 x 3 ½ feet colorful mesh banner says: "At this season of the winter Solstice Let Reason prevail. There are no gods, no devils, no angels, no heaven or hell. There is only our natural world. Religion is but myth and superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds."
The signs were placed in response to large religious displays on government property.
FFRF already reported that its winter solstice banner was stolen last week from a public forum in Warren, Mich., with FFRF offering $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the culprit. Both banners in Michigan are missing.
An identified man last week brazenly and in front of TV cameras cut cords displaying one of FFRF's banners in Wilkes-Barre, Penn., only one day after it was erected by the city. FFRF had a permit and had paid the required $50 to have the city put up the display. To date, the city and police in Wilkes-Barre have not reattached FFRF's sign, or apparently taken any action against the vandal.
"We want to thank Joe Chavez of Gladwin, Mich., for all his efforts to place and secular the banner, Zachary Smith of Boston, Justin Vacula of Wilkes-Barre, and Douglas Marshall of Warren, Mich., as well as our local helpers in other locations," said FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor
FFRF's winter Solstice banner, urging all to "Let Reason Prevail," went up in nine places (click here to view all of FFRF's solstice banner news releases), including Streator, Ill., Gladwin County, Mich., Olympia, Wash., Prineville, Ore., Arlington Heights, Ill., Manassas, Va., Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Boston Common, Mass., and Warren, Mich. Additionally, the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda in Madison, saw the second coming of our anti-crèche and the 17th revival of our winter solstice sign. Witnesses report to FFRF that Gov. Scott Walker had aides remove the anti-crèche before appearing to light the Tree [see article] on Nov. 30. A winter solstice sign is gracing the Milwaukee, Wis. courthouse for the second year in a row. FFRF's Chicago-area chapter erected its own clever sign, depicting Founding Fathers and Lady Liberty posed reverentially before a manger-bound Bill of Rights for the FFRF display in Niles, Ill. Two other towns have been giving FFRF the run-around on permitting our displays. Athens, Texas, refused to allow our banner alongside their nativity scene. Pitman, N.J., bounced FFRF volunteers from city official to city official in search of a permit for a banner while news reports state the Knights of Columbus did not need one.
FFRF to Wilkes-Barre: Investigate vandalism
Below is a copy of the letter FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor sent to the mayor of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Dec. 21 in response to the recent vandalism of FFRF's Winter Solstice banner. It has been five days since FFRF's banner was vandalized by an identified man (who was caught on the local news) and FFRF's banner is still down even though the group paid $50 to have it hang through the holiday season. As of today, the local police apparently have not pursued the case and the vandal is still at large — he has not been charged with anything. Click here to view the letter as a PDF.
The Honorable Thomas M Leighton
Mayor City of Wilkes-Barre
40 East Market St
Wilkes-Barre PA 18711
Re: FFRF Banner in Public Square
Dear Mayor Leighton:
Earlier this week, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the constitutional principle of separation between state and church and representing the rights and views of nonbelievers, requested and was granted permission to put up a banner in Public Square. The banner went up on December 19th.
As you are certainly aware, yesterday afternoon just before 4pm, a young man who identified himself as Joe McDonald, climbed the structure at Public Square and cut two wires holding up FFRF's banner. He then put an American flag on the structure. This was all caught on camera by WNEP News Channel 16's film crew. Reporter Bill Wadell interviewed Mr. McDonald after the criminal act and Mr. McDonald stated he did it because of the shootings in Newtown, CT. He also implied it was because the banner was higher than other displays at Public Square. (FFRF notes that the City, not FFRF, placed the banner in its location).
Displays at Public Square
This incident highlights why the City of Wilkes-Barre should not allow unattended displays — religious or not — in Public Square. In some communities, these displays have caused great divisiveness. Just last year, a crazed woman in Loudoun County, Va., tore down a skeleton dressed as Santa that was displayed on the courthouse lawn. In years past, FFRF banners have been subject to vandalism. These actions signify to nonbelievers and members of minority religions that they are not welcome in the community. This vandalism and divisiveness also does not reflect well on the many Christians who honor peace and equality at this time of year.
The use of public property for religious signs and other displays is inappropriate. There are ample individual homes, businesses, and church grounds where religious displays may be placed freely. Once the government enters into the religion business, conferring or implying endorsement and preference for particular religious views over others, it strikes a blow at religious liberty, forcing taxpayers of all faiths and of no religion to support a particular expression of worship.
FFRF's Banner
This afternoon Justin Vacula contacted Gwen at your office about reinstallation of this banner. He was informed that City workers were "understaffed" today and they would probably not get to fixing the banner today. Rebecca Markert in our office also called Gwen and left a message to determine when the banner would be reinstalled. We expect the City to expeditiously hang our banner.
FFRF paid the requisite $50 to obtain the permit to put up a banner at Public Square for a week. There was already a delay in putting up the banner (we were told it would go up the 18th, but did not go up until the 19th), and this act of vandalism adds to the delay in our displaying our message during the Winter Solstice. We request the City keep the banner on display for additional days to make up for this circumstance.
Police Report
It is extremely troubling that Mr. McDonald climbed the structure at Public Square, vandalized FFRF's property, and placed his own display (an American flag) without the requisite permit. At this point, the police have not announced that they have ticketed, arrested or talked with Mr. McDonald. The City should take swift action to report this incident to the police, request that an investigation be commenced and charges brought against Mr. McDonald. The City must take appropriate steps to ensure Mr. McDonald is cited for his wrongdoing.
We would appreciate a response regarding this letter so that we may notify Justin Vacula and our local members of the steps the City of Wilkes-Barre is taking to ensure First Amendment rights of its citizens are protected. Thanks in advance for your time and attention to this matter.
Annie Laurie Gaylor
FFRF solstice banner up in Virginia
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is challenging an inappropriate nativity scene in Manassas, Va., with its own message about the "real reason for the season."
FFRF's 7½-by-3-foot banner states: "At this Season of the Winter Solstice, LET REASON PREVAIL. There are not gods, no devils, no angels, no heaven or hell. There is only our natural world. Religion is but myth & superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds."
The displays are on public property in Nelson Park. FFRF's banner will be up through Dec. 31. The banner was removed temporarily because of high winds, but it is expected to return Saturday evening.
"It is our hope that one day government spaces will be free from religious — or irreligious — displays," said FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor. "But until then, we will do our best to counter these unlawful displays and remind passersby of the 'real reason for the season' — the Winter Solstice."


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In hosting the first home meet of the season last week, the Mountain View High School struggled against Ironwood Ridge.
The Nighthawks' boys beat Mountain View 122-135, taking 11 first place honors in individual events.
The Mountain Lions had four first-place finishes overall.
The girl's team also performed well for the Nighthawks, defeating the Lady Mountain Lions 126-47.
Kelsea Wuoti was the only Mountain Lion to win in individual competition, taking first place in the 100-meter Fly, and then a first-place finish int he 100-meter Freestyle.
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you have been sporting since the Bush administration was in power, Verizon is giving away $30 gift cards in its stores for those willing to part with their old featurephone and move on up to a smart one. Finally, you can take $100 off the price of a 4G tablet with the purchase of a smartphone and a signed 2-year pact.
It sounds like Big Red customers have plenty to think about in the next few days, especially those with an upgrade burning a hole in their pocket.
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Junior All Whites coach Chris Milicich has named his 20-strong squad for the OFC under-20 Championship to be played in Fiji from March 21 to 29.
If the Junior All Whites can claim the Oceania tournament they will earn a spot in the under-20 World Cup that will be played in Turkey in June and July.
In a boost for the domestic game more than half the squad currently ply their trade in the ASB Premiership with many having played in the past 12 months; an aspect Milicich believes is good for the football in New Zealand.
"I believe the very best young players should be playing in the ASB Premiership as soon as possible, which is good for the player, good for the domestic clubs and a benefit for New Zealand Football as a whole," Milicich said.
Players in that category include Luke Adams of Derby County and Wellington Phoenix duo Tyler Boyd and Louis Fenton, while players such as Scott Basalaj, Tom Biss, Justin Gulley, Alec Solomons and Hamish Watson are all part of the Phoenix's school of excellence.
Barring injury, Tim Payne is expected to be selected for the All Whites squad to face New Caledonia in their crucial World Cup qualifier in Dunedin on March 22 and the Solomon Islands in Honiara four days later, which falls in the middle of the Junior All Whites campaign to qualify for Turkey.
"Part of our role is to develop future All Whites, but we're also part of the wider New Zealand Football family and with the two campaigns being held concurrently we want to qualify for both."
The squad will meet in Auckland on March 12 with Adams, All Whites utility Cameron Howieson (Burnley), Max Crocombe (Oxford United) and trialist Bill Tuiloma travelling back from Europe. Boyd and Fenton are in the A-League along with Perth Glory defender Storm Roux.
Goalkeeper Crocombe and Roux are new faces to most New Zealand football fans although Milicich has kept tabs on both for some time.
"We've been tracking Max and Storm for a couple years now. Max is highly regarded at Oxford and someone they believe will kick on and play at a higher level.
"Storm developed through the Northern Football Federation system before his family moved to Perth so he's not really a stranger to people in the game here."
It will be Milicich's second consecutive campaign and he confirmed the 2013 Junior All Whites will play a different style to the class of 2011.
"Each group is completely different. We look at the group of players available and then build tactics around the personnel.
"The last group of U-20's had certain strengths that we tried to maximise, whereas this group is quite different, we've got the ability to play through the thirds and retain the ball at the back.
"We'll take a possession-based approach, working on the principle that we can control the tempo of the game with the ball. That way we'll also be able to control how much energy we expend in the game and deny our opposition the ball."
The draw has not been kind to New Zealand with the defending OFC under-20 champions set to play their four matches in a row before sitting out the final match day after receiving the last available bye.
New Caledonia has a similarly difficult campaign ahead after drawing the bye on day one.
"We can only play our four games and do the best we can in those four games and on the last game day we'll be at home. There's no final so its winner takes all," Milicich said.
New Zealand's first match is against Papua New Guinea on March 21, before facing Vanuatu, New Caledonia and the hosts Fiji in consecutive matches every two days.
Junior All Whites squad: Goalkeepers: Scott Basalaj (Team Wellington), Max Crocombe (Oxford United, England), Defenders: Storm Roux (Perth Glory, Australia), Bill Tuiloma (Birkenhead United), Simon Arms (Auckland City), Luke Adams (Derby County, England), Alec Solomons (Team Wellington), Liam Higgins (YoungHeart Manawatu), Kade Schrijvers (YoungHeart Manawatu), Midfielders: Tom Biss (Team Wellington), Cameron Howieson (Burnley, England), Jesse Edge (Waikato FC), Louis Fenton (Wellington Phoenix), Justin Gulley (Team
Wellington), Forwards: Hamish Watson (Team Wellington), Tyler Boyd (Wellington Phoenix), Van Elia (Team Wellington Youth), Ryan Thomas (Waikato FC), Joel Stevens (Otago United), Dale Higham (YoungHeart Manawatu)
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You almost have to admire the inappropriate and irrational arrogance with which trial lawyers continue to pat themselves on the back for their starring role in running our nation's competitive position further into the ground.
Seriously, when these bloodsuckers aren't busy driving insurance costs through the roof for millions of small businesses, our guess is that they're sitting around telling each other how friggin' awesome they are.
In fact … from AmericanCourthouse.com:
"We are the most important people in America," famed trial lawyer Gerry Spence proclaimed to a rapturous (Illinois) crowd – and who in the audience of 500 personal injury lawyers would argue?
"I want to ask you which would be more important: If all the doctors in the country somehow disappeared or all the trial lawyers in America somehow disappeared?"
"There is no other profession in America that fights for freedom, that fights for what America is about."
Hmmm … "no other profession," eh?
What's particularly telling about Spence's self-absorbed strutting is that he made these comments last Tuesday … on Veteran's Day.
Which makes them about as appropriate as erecting an "Indulgences Stand" outside of a Lutheran Church on Reformation Sunday … or blowing up Mt. Rushmore on President's Day, or taking a chainsaw to the Liberty Oak on Arbor Day.
Seriously, Gerry Spence. If you're going to turn your mouth a "fount of stupid," at least check your calendar for possible conflicts.
Anyway, there's no word yet on whether the S.C. Trial Lawyers Association will be inviting Spence to the Palmetto State anytime soon, but our recommendation would be for them to stick with Erin Brockovich and her ginormous guadala-ton-tons.
Sadly, though, taking the big boob approach (as opposed to the insensitive asshole approach) doesn't change the fact that these ambulance chasers will continue employing their army of well-heeled lobbyists to fight tooth and nail against any reform that might actually make businesses want to come to South Carolina for a change.
Hopefully, our state elected enough conservative lawmakers during the 2008 election cycle to stop them, but when it comes to South Carolina politicians doing anything even remotely pro-business, we're not holding our breath.


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Business Notes Nov. 4
■ Tange attends continuing education workshop
BAXTER — Philip Tange, licensed independent clinical social worker and a mental health professional at Northern Psychiatric Associates in Baxter, recently attended a continuing education workshop called "Assessing the Mental Health and Mental Status of Older Adults."
This training provided information and methods for assessing, intervening, and treating mental health concerns for older adults.
■ BNI Northwoods Networkers announce new leadership
The new leadership team for the Northwoods Networkers Chapter of Business Network International (BNI) includes Aundra Erickson of Country Financial as president, Jim Fogarty of Lakes & Leisure Realty as vice president, and Todd Sorensen of Nationstar Mortgage as secretary/treasurer.
BNI is the largest business networking organization in the world. We offer members the opportunity to share ideas, contacts and most importantly, business referrals. Last year, members of BNI passed millions of referrals that generated billions of dollars of business for each other. For more information on the Northwoods Networkers Chapter go to http://bnimn.com/mn-minnesota-2-northwoods-networkers/.
■ Minnesota Farmers' Market Association celebrates
successful season
Minnesota farmers' market vendors and managers are invited to celebrate the success of the 2012 summer season at the Minnesota Farmers' Market Association's (MFMA) daylong conference Nov. 8 in Waite Park.
The event is open to existing market vendors, managers, those considering the start-up of a farmers' market, and the public. MFMA President Bill Otto says farmers' markets have seen tremendous growth in Minnesota and across the nation.
"Every year we've seen the establishment of more markets and an increase in the number of vendors," Otto said in a news release. "Conference attendees will be asked to share their highlights from the last season and we'll examine some future trends as well."
Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) Food Inspection Supervisor Katherine Simon will give a presentation on the rules and regulations of selling and sampling at a farmers' market including licensing, hand-washing, and food sample distribution requirements.
Minnesota Grown Program Director Paul Hugunin and MDA's Organic Specialist Meg Moynihan will discuss how these programs help promote farmers and their locally grown products at markets throughout the state.
Other presentations will cover farmers' market certification, available grants, insurance, and providing access to locally grown foods for recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
The conference will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 8, at the American Legion Silver Star Post 428 in Waite Park. Registration is $40 at the door. More information is on the MFMA website at www.mfma.org.
■ Flicker joins
Horizon Health as volunteer coordinator
PIERZ — Jean Flicker becomes volunteer coordinator at Horizon Health Inc. in Pierz for the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and the Faith in Action Program.
Flicker, Pierz, has been with Horizon Health since December of 2011 but became active in her current role since June of 2012. She graduated from Pierz Healy High School in 1980. After high school, she moved to St. Cloud for additional schooling and then to the Anoka area where she worked at Piper Jaffray Inc. She then moved back to Pierz, her hometown.
Flicker plans to visit local civic organizations, church groups, and senior centers to share how they can volunteer with Horizon Health Senior Services and how Senior Services may be able to help them. She said Senior Services is need of drivers to take people who can't drive to medical and dental appointments, hair appointments, grocery shopping and other trips. Flicker said the program needs volunteers willing to go into the homes of clients and be a companion (play cards, games or just visit), do household chores, carpentry skills to build ramps. She also heads up the America Reads Program, where volunteers to go into the elementary school in the local communities to help children with their reading skills and also to read to the children. For more information, call 320-468-6451.
■ CPAP specialist joins Sleep Center of Central Minnesota
BAXTER — Respiratory therapist Janet Anastasion joined the staff at the Sleep Center of Central Minnesota in Baxter as their continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) specialist.
Anastasion has 17 years of respiratory therapy experience from a hospital setting. She will work with sleep apnea patients, assisting them with CPAP or BiPAP set-up, mask fittings and education, designed to maximize a patient's success with treatment and improve their quality of sleep.
■ Farrell joins Clearent
as account executive
Brenda Farrell, Brainerd, joined Clearent as an account executive.
Clearent is a credit card processing company. Clearent reports it combines leading-edge technology with a passion for service to help customers maximize the value of their merchant services program.
■ Free legal consultation
Nov. 15 via SBDC
The Small Business Development Center at Central Lakes College and LegalCORPS are offering a free, advice clinic to connect clients in the area with business lawyers located at Target Corporation headquarters in Minneapolis.
Volunteer attorneys will provide brief legal consultations to small-business owners throughout Minnesota via video conferencing. This unique, pro bono service will give business owners an opportunity to ask experienced business attorneys questions about business formation, leases, employee issues, and similar business law topics.
Openings are available Thursday, Nov. 15 for small-business owners, prospective business owners and non-profits to receive 30-minute consultations from business lawyers through the SBDC.
To participate, pre-register with Julie Platta at the SBDC 855-8140 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
If a client needs more assistance than a 30-minute session can provide, referrals will be made to local legal firms for further representation or the client may apply for and, if he or she is income-eligible, receive full-representation assistance arranged by LegalCORPS. For information, visit http://legalcorps.org.
■ Operation Round-Up
donations distributed
The Crow Wing Power Community Trust Board donated $37,000 to local community programs during their fourth quarter meeting in October.
Operation Round-Up funds were distributed to the following projects: $9,500 to The Salvation Army, Emergency Heat Share; $3,000 to Tri-County Action Heat Share, Morrison County; $5,000 to Bi-County Community Action Heat Share, Cass County; $2,500 to Faith in Action for Cass County, Hackensack; $2,000 to Pierz Area First Response Team; $4,000 to Lakes Area Restorative Justice Project, Pequot Lakes; $3,000 to Mounted Eagles, Nisswa; $3,000 to Bridges of Hope, Brainerd; $500 to Emily Quilters $4,500 to Private Cooperative Member Crisis Medical Support.
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I have a 92 Chevy silverado 1/2 ton extended cab just got it to start tinkering again. Problem is I can't get ot to start ofter it has been shut off for a few hours.Originally it would start and die oil press switch/transmitter was bad causing fuel pump to shut off. I bypassed switch and drove it home. I replaced switch and checked fuel pump psi was 15 at dead head held psi at 11 next morning. It is running for the 2 sec at the turn of the key. I bought a press regulator rebuild kit and installed it.No change I reset timimg no change.
It will start if i crank it long enough for oil psi to hit 20 psi which engages the fuel pump for continuous running.Next thought is on the psi reg, in the kit you get the baffle spring and gaskets but you don't get the other half of the seat. The one still in the TBI housing wondering if a small imperfection in the face is allowing it bleed off. To prove this I am thinking of putting a tube to pipe T in the fuel supply line and checking psi the next morning. Unless somebody can point me in another direction. SORRY for the long winded story but I hate an incomplete problem
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One thing you might check, is the "Prime/Bypass" Circuit for the Fuel pump during crank mode..(refer to a Haynes manual to see if this has one)..
Also a loose or corroded fuel pump relay might cause the problem..
TO check the Prime circuit, you should be able to jump the oil pressure sender into thinking it has oil pressure, then try starting, If do it's in the prime circuit.
You may not be pulling enough fuel pressure while cold cranking to turn the fuel pump on..and actually start.
Doc :pimp:
thats some good addvice, are you able to ohm out/check the sensors? yes get fuel PSI.
i dont think the imperfection would do it.
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Secondly, my dad is kind of prone to introducing us to mediocre restaurant although he does surprise us once in awhile with a gold mine.
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I'm a big fan of Dropbox to store and sync files across multiple computers and mobile devices. While I primarily use Box, I appreciate the simple and intuitive interface that Dropbox presents. Box has one feature I really wish Dropbox had though: the ability send an email to Dropbox with a file attached and for that file to be automatically uploaded to a Dropbox folder.
It would be helpful to be able to forward or BCC Dropbox on an email and have the attachment stored in Dropbox without extra steps. While are a few third-party sites out there that offer this functionality, I'll show you what I think is the easiest solution using a very helpful site called ifttt.com (If This Then That). ifttt.com is a web based workflow tool that lets you trigger certain actions using a variety of web apps. If you've never tried ifttt.com, setting it up to upload email attachments to Dropbox is a good place to start.
6 step setup:
- Click on this task recipe I've shared: http://ifttt.com/recipes/32391 (will open in a new wind0w)
- Click Use. Either logon to an existing IFTTT account or create a new one. (If you are creating a new account, use the same email address you'll most often be sending email attachments from. Then scroll down to the bottom of the welcome page and click on the blue Back to Recipe button.)
- Click the blue Activate button below the Dropbox icon to authorize use with IFTTT
- Click Use Recipe button to activate
- In your email address book, create a contact named ifttt and set the email address to email@example.com
- Login to your Dropbox account, click the new folder icon and name the new folder emailattachments
To test:
- Create an email to send to ifttt, put the tag #dropbox in the subject or body and attach a file. Send the email.
- Go back to ifttt.com, click on the blue Your Tasks link, click the blue arrow next to the labeled "Upload an email attachment to Dropbox"
- Click the check now button. You should see a message below the button that changes to "…last triggered 1 minute ag0."
- Verify that the file you attached to the test email is in the emailattachments folder on Dropbox.


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The area is very nice and quiet. There is a a nice pub across the road from us that has traditional Irish music Wednesdays and Saturdays.
There is also a large supermarket and some good restaurants nearby.
I am located near the Dublin City University, 20 minutes from the O2 arena, 20 mins the Croke Park DCU and 15 minutes to the airport.
Bus wise the 16A from the airport will take you to the end of my road. And there are plenty of buses into the Dublin centre which take about 20 minutes.
There are many places of interest in and around Dublin including many castles, museums, art galleries, stately homes, royal palaces, zoos, gardens and theme parks.
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I stayed in august for four nights in the attic and the experience was superb. Nice and quiet place 15 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from the heart of Dublin by bus number 16. The place was really confortable. A big big Thank you to Margaret and Gordon for their kindness and hospitality. 100% recomended!!
We've enjoyed our week in Dublin at Margaret's house.Margaret is very kind and sociable: she gave us informations to visit the country.Bedroom are confortable and clean.There is a bus 5 min walk from the house: this bus 16 go to the center of Dublin and to the airport,it's very useful.Further more at 15 min walk from the house you can get bus 41 if you have to get a plane early in the morning.And you have a supermarket near house.Lots of thanks Margaret!
This room was totally the right decision for a short trip to Dublin. Margaret and Gordon welcomed us very lovely. The room was clean and comfortable. We had the possibility to use the kitchen, so everything was like you´re a part of the family.
Margaret and Gordon are very fantastic. They friendly and helped my doughter and me when we asked them something. The room was beautiful. We had felt like at home. Thanks a lot.
It has been very nice staying with Margaret ! Everything was exactly like it was described.
Margaret and her husband were very welcoming and warm hosts helping with everything.
It was very easy to get into the City or to the airport because the bus stop is very close to the flat.
Dublin is a very interesting and friendly city. The only thing is the weather
- very changeable, from one minute to the other ;)) - but there are lots of really nice cafes to stay while it is raining before the sun comes out again.
We stayed for four nights and felt absolutely welcomed. Our flight was a bit delayed and when we arrived (it was raining), Margaret was already looking for us, picking us up on the way to their house. The house is very nice and Margaret and Gordon provided us with great tips for our stay/travel in Dublin. It was a great stay! With Margaret and Gordon you won't find only a place to stay, but also a warm place to feel like home.
Margaret and Gordon where very lovely and helpful hosts.
We had nice talks at breakfast and they gave us helpful information about some nice places in Dublin. The room is lovely as well. We can definitely recommend them and would come back!
We had a good time in Dublin.Margaret and her husband are very friendly and helpful.The location is very good ,nearly the city centre.Thank you for bringing us to the M50!
It was a good stay. Margaret and her family were very friendly
See you, Margaret !
Margaret and her husband are very polite and friendly. They help us every time. The house is very well situated between the centre of the city and the airport. Travel by bus is very easy. We hope come back and see you and the beautiful Irland again.
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In September and October 2011, Outward Bound Oman will be working closely with The Port of Salalah company ( http://www.salalahport.com ). Since it was set up in 1998, the vision behind the Port's development has been to build a world-class container terminal and create a leading trans-shipment hub in the Middle East.
The speed at which the company has developed is extraordinary. The Government signed a contract with APM Terminals in December 1996 to build and operate the terminal, construction started in April 1997, and a world class container terminal with state-of-the-art equipment was ready for operation in November 1998 with 2 completed berths. Two further berths were delivered 3 months ahead of schedule in April 1999. In May 2007 the Port of Salalah opened berth 5, and berth 6 followed in May 2008. In the few years since its inception, the Port has developed into one of the world's largest container terminals.
In its 10-year history, the Port of Salalah has experienced consistent double-digit growth. The year after opening, it set the world record for productivity, with more than 250 moves per hour. Today, those high standards continue as the capacity, investment in technology and ability to innovate continues apace. After 10 years of record-breaking experience, the company is preparing for an exciting future.
In small groups of eighteen, Outward Bound Oman will work with more than one hundred of the company's employees to help them achieve their goals and to continue their growth. Courses will last for three days and two nights, and take place on Jebel Samhan in Dhofar.
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Police say they made a quick arrest after someone threw rocks through a gas bar's windows early Sunday morning.
Officers responded to an alarm in the 900-block of 18th Street North, around 4:30 a.m. Sunday, where they found smashed windows in the gas bar's kiosk. A 15-year-old Brandon boy was spotted nearby, and eventually admitted to police that he had thrown the rocks on a dare issued by another boy.
He was arrested and has been charged with michief under $5,000, although he's since been released to a guardian. Police say they're still investigating, and charges against more people may be laid.
Meanwhile, officers also laid new charges in a vandalism case from early May.
They arrested a 16-year-old boy Sunday evening for his involvement in damaging a vehicle on May 9. He's the second of two suspects to be charged, and although he's been released, he's got a date in court on July 29, where he'll face a charge of mischief to property under $5,000.


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Amanda Richards's official profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates.
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Complete male to female transformation, glamour photography, makeup lessons, wig sales and styling.
Amanda Richards - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Black, female, and smart: Facebook and Google sponsoring Focus100 hackathon, bootcamp, symposium (Venturebeat?format=xml)
On Friday, Oct. 4, hundreds will gather a few steps away from Times Square in New York City for Focus 100. There, they will will something remarkable that really shouldn't be.
THE GLASS MENAGERIE Announces Student Rush Policy; Begins Previews 9/5 (Broadway world)
Producers Jeffrey Richards, John N. Hart Jr., and Jerry Frankel, in association with the American Repertory Theater A.R.T., have announced a student rush policy for the 17-week limited engagement of the revival of The Glass Menagerie at the Booth Theatre 222 W 45th Street. Previews begin Thursday, September 5th. Opening night will be Thursday, September 26th. The production will star multiple Tony and Emmy Award-winner Cherry Jones as Amanda Wingfield, film and stage star Zachary Quinto as Tom, two-time Tony- nominee Celia Keenan-Bolger as Laura, and Brian J. Smith as Jim, the Gentleman Caller.
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Amanda Richards is a -year-old junior in college. She is majoring in biology and hopes someday to be a pediatrician. Beginning about a month ago, Amanda.
Committee Meeting Materials Index
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How I-BEST Works: Findings from a Field Study of Washington ...
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Amanda Joliff Allegedly Kept At-Risk Son Virtual Prisoner, Fed Him 4 Meals Per Week
Amanda Joliff and Richard Smith have now been formally charged with child abuse, false imprisonment and more in connection...
Amanda Joliff, Richard Smith, Accused Of Locking Boy In Room, Depriving Him Of Meals
DENVER — Police had previously visited the home of a 14-year-old boy who allegedly was kept locked in a filthy room in a mice-infested trailer for most of three years, but authorities said Friday that they saw no prior signs of abuse. The boy, described by his mother as "developmentally delayed," was found hiding under a neighbor's porch Sept. 27 in the northern Colorado town of Erie after his mother and her boyfriend left on a trip to New York.
Amanda Richards 'Official Grammy Nominated Artist' to play Burlesque Show Feb. 5
Grammy nominations , how she got on the PNW Burlesque circuit, and what it's like to be a Singer/Songwriter, Bohemian Country Songstress in Portland, ...
Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series Collection: Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Don S. Davis, Gary Jones, Teryl Rothery, Dan Shea, Ben Browder, Beau Bridges, C
The Richard Show tribute to Amanda Congdon and Rocketboom!
This is the part two of Richard's tribute to Amanda, Andrew, and Rocketboom.
Repeaters 2010 DVDrip subtitulos en español
SINOPSIS:El film nos presenta a tres jóvenes de veinte y pocos, Sonia, Kyle y Weeks, que se encuentran atrapados en un laberinto temporal en el que cada mañana despiertan en el mismo dÃa.Reparto: Dustin Milligan, Amanda Crew, Richard de Klerk, Benjamin Ratner, Teach Grant DESCARGA VIA TORRENT:
Dustin Milligan, Amanda Crew and Richard de Klerk â 'Repeaters' - Videos
Interview with "Repeaters" stars Dustin Milligan, Amanda Crew and Richard de Klerk.
Your First Name Implies Your Age
Born in 1990: Jessica,Ashley,Brittany,Amanda,Samantha,Sarah,Stephanie,Jennifer,Elizabeth,Lauren,Michael,Christopher,Matthew,Joshua,Daniel,David,Andrew,James,Justin,Joseph -- Born in 1970: Jennifer,Lisa,Kimberly,Michelle,Amy,Angel,aMelissa,Tammy,Mary,Tracy,Michael,James,David,John,Robert,Christopher,William,Brian,Mark,Richard
Amanda Richards 'Official Grammy Nominated Artist' to play Burlesque Show Feb. 5
Grammy nominations , how she got on the PNW Burlesque circuit, and what it's like to be a Singer/Songwriter, Bohemian Country Songstress in Portland, ...
Column: Private Facebook profiles won't prevent employers from taking a peek anyway
Amanda to Amanda Rose, Michael Richards was now Richard Michael. I didn't think too much of it at first; I kind of just assumed it was the latest trend in Facebook styling (similar to Picnik albums and cover photos). I realized soon enough ...
Brooks leads campaign spending in road superintendent race
Contributors: Lance Jenkins to own campaign, $22,430; Reeves-Sain pharmacy (Shane and Amanda Reeves, Richard and Joan Reeves, and Rick and Amy Sain) of Murfreesboro, $250; Colleen Jenkins, a retired teacher from Nashville, $500; Stan Harvey ...
New Phi Theta Kappa members inducted at CCC-Columbus
A 3.25 GPA is required to maintain membership. New members from the York area are: Mariah Bigelow of Milligan; Amanda Richards of Osceola and Amber Reed of Sutton.
Swiftwater Intermediate School honor roll
Amanda Kalberer, Richard Kim, Danielle Kunkel, Piper Langan, Katelyn Marchand, Tiana Mondesir, Jessica Newton, Patrick Ramsdale, Thomas Rinkus, Ronan Ryan, Lindsay Schmidt, Sydney Seip, Hesham Shahin, Danielle Shermock, Cameron Shook ...
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She was born February 21, 1964 in Ashland to Phil Sattler and Amanda (Rankin) Richardson and graduated from Ashland High School in 1982. Stacey was a phlebotomist at Galion Community Hospital. She had also worked at WIL Research ...
Police Reports
1:50 a.m. Saturday — Amanda Cravener, 25, of Worthington was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence at Route 268 and Hoover Street in West Kittanning. 5 p.m. Friday — Two people were hurt when a pickup driven by Richard D.
Fashion show benefits Marco Healthcare Center
The members were among those modeling outfits from Chloe's Boutique, Patchington and Richard's Reef. Models included Marion Beardon, Clara Pi and Virginia Rooney for Chloe's; Helen Campbell, Amanda Smith and Peggy Aurori for Patchington ...
Sears store honored as top in district
Ryan Burnside, who is co-owner with his wife, Amanda, since Nov. 27 ... store owners that care about customers the way they do," said district manager Carlton Richards of the Burnsides. "No matter what, they try to see that the customer comes first."
Richard "Dick" Chord
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Merced farm bureau rejects fast train
"Over the last two years, our experience with high-speed rail has been similar to other county farm bureaus and commodity groups in the region," said farm bureau Executive Director Amanda Carvajal ... Authority, Dan Richard, announcing the ...
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Amanda Richards
Amanda Richards (born April 25, 1983) is an American singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon , who combines elements of folk , country , ...
Play Dead (Amanda Richards album)
Play Dead is the third full length studio album released by Amanda Richards . It was recorded at Digital MX Studios in Portland, OR. ...
Not Always Sexy
Not Always Sexy is the first full length studio album by Amanda Richards . It was recorded in 2004 at Laundry Room Studios in Troutdale, ...
Live at Mississippi Studios
Live at Mississippi Studios is live album recorded by Amanda Richards at Mississippi Studios in Portland, OR in 2006. The album includes ...
Independent Music Awards
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Who Has Your Heart
Who Has Your Heart is the second full length studio album released by Amanda Richards . It was recorded at Digital MX Studios in Portland ...
Play Dead
Play Dead (Amanda Richards album) Play Dead (novel), by Harlan Coben. Play Dead (1981 film), a 1981 horror film. Play Dead (2009 film), a 2009 ...
Morning hosts Dave Walker and Shari Matthews were on-air together since November 2000, but Amanda Richards, former weekend host, took over ...
Richard's Things
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Adele Tops Forbes' List Of Brightest Music Stars Under 30
reports that Adele has been named #1 on Forbes' 30 Under 30, which looks at the brightest music stars under the age of 30. She comes ahead of Avicci in second place and Justin Bieber in third. The list also includes Calvin Harris, Ke$ha, Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar and Marcus Mumford of Mumford and Sons.
Forbes said of the people who made the list: "In sum they represent the entrepreneurial, creative and intellectual best of their generation. Individually, they are engaging, surprising and incredibly hardworking."
In addition to musicians, the list also has names in the industry like Spotify's Daniel Ek, ticketing company Crowdsurge's Matt Jones and Mahbod Moghadam, Ilan Zechory and Tom Lehman of Rap Genius, the 'hip-hop Wikipedia'.
Here's the full list:
1. Adele
2. Avicci
3. Justin Bieber
4. Benny Bianco
5. Drake
6. Daniel Ek
7. Lady Gaga
8. Skylar Grey
9. Calvin Harris
10. Matt Jones – Crowdsurge
11. Ke$ha
12. Wiz Khalifa
13. Adam Kluger
14. Kendrick Lamar
15. Mahbod Moghadam, Ilan Zechory, Tom Lehman – Rap Genius
16. Bruno Mars
17. Mac Miller
18. Marcus Mumford
19. Frank Ocean
20. One Direction
21. Katy Perry
22. Delta Rae
23. Rihanna
24. Elias Roman, Peter Asbill, Elliott Breece, Eric Davich – Songza
25. James "J" Sider – BandPage
26. Skrillex
27. Taylor Swift
28. Sam Tarantino and Josh Greenberg – Grooveshark
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Al Khaleej, Savola and Tourism Enterprise: Gulf Equity Preview
The following stocks may rise or fall in Gulf Arab markets. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are from the last close.
The Dubai Financial Market General Index gained 0.5 percent. Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index fell 0.3 percent and Qatar's gauge decreased 0.9 percent.
Al Khaleej Training and Education Co. (ALKHLEEJ AB): The information technology trainer said fourth-quarter profit fell to 19.8 million riyals ($5.3 million) from 25.2 million riyals. The shares decreased 0.6 percent to 46.6 riyals.
Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries & Medical Appliances Corp. (SPIMACO AB): The company known as Spimaco said fourth-quarter profit rose 20 percent to 70 million riyals. The shares slipped 0.5 percent to 38.8 riyals.
Savola Azizia United Co. SAVOLA AB): The Saudi food producer said fourth-quarter profit fell to 2 million riyals from 268.6 million riyals a year-ago. The shares retreated 0.3 percent to 32.6 riyals.
Southern Province Cement Co. (SOCCO AB): The Saudi cement maker reported a 9 percent decline in fourth-quarter profit to 165 million riyals. The shares fell 2 percent to 61.25 riyals.
Tourism Enterprise Co. (TECO AB): The manager of Saudi Arabia's Palm Beach Resort said it had a fourth-quarter profit of 189,706 riyals from a loss of 3 million riyals a year earlier. The shares gained 2.6 percent to 23.45 riyals.
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What are the important events that happened on November 10, 1980? Here are historical events, facts, and some myths about this day.
November 10, 1980: Facts & Myths About This Day
November 10, 1980 is the 315th day of the year 1980 in the Gregorian calendar. There are 51 days remaining until the end of this year. The day of the week is Monday.
Under the Julian calendar, this day is October 28, 1980 – a Monday. Both day of the week are the same but did you notice the difference with the Gregorian calendar?
When this day started, 5,711,040 minutes has elapsed since midnight of January 1, 1970 – the Unix epoch.
Strange as it may, if we name this day after a polygon then it will be called 'trihectadecapentagon' day.
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If a person born on this day saved a Half dollar every day starting at age 7, then by now that person has accumulated $5,397.00. (Assuming this person is still alive today.)
Scorpio is the zodiac sign of a person born on this day. Topaz is the modern birthstone for this month. Pearl is the mystical birthstone from Tibetan origin that dates back over a thousand years.
Monkey is the mythical animal and Metal is the element for this person if we consider the very old art of Chinese astrology.
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Who were born on November 10, 1980?
- 1980 –Calvin Chen, Taiwanese singer, (Fei Lun Hai/Fahrenheit)
- 1980 –Donté Stallworth, American football player
- 1980 –Troy Bell, American basketball player
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Coastline Sunny Apartment (Flat 9)
Size45 m²
Floor No.0
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Air conditioning
- Balcony/terrace
- Baby cot
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|HaKovshim, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, Israel
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The airy apartment has a pleasant bedroom with a comfortable double bed. Lounge on a nice sofa in the living room which can be converted to sleep 2 more guests by night. Prepare meals in a kitchen equipped with cooking utensils, appliances and a dining table.
Enjoy a choice of bars and restaurants situated on Ben Yehuda Street which is only 750 metres away. Bustling Dizengoff Street is a 15-minute walk away and is the most famous boulevard in the city
Guests can stroll along Tel Aviv Boardwalk in the evening, stopping by sporting facilities, cafes and restaurants as they please.
House rulesNo pets and no smoking
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Reviews of this property
Very clean and quiet
Très propre et calme
Etay has been a very likeable great host. Everything went smoothly.
The apartment was what you come clean with all needs.
Location of the apartment was perfect.
When we arrived Etay gave good tips for our sojourn us.
Yet repeated visit is guaranteed and we are looking forward to it.
Thank Etay.
Etay ist ein sehr sympathischer großartiger Gastgeber gewesen. Alles hat reibungslos geklappt.
Die Wohnung war sauber und mit allem was man braucht ausgestattet.
Lage der Wohnung war auch perfekt.
Bei Unserer Ankunft hat uns Etay gute Tipps für unseren Ausenthalt gegeben.
Ein nochmaliger Besuch ist garantiert und wir freuen uns jetzt schon darauf.
Danke Etay.
Very nice apartment, convenient location!
Très bel appartement, pratique bien situé !
Very centrally located to the coast and to Haupteinkausstrasse. Spacious apartment. Etay was very helpful and always available. They served us a free vermittelet abgeschlossender parking. Would not hesitate to book the apartment again.
Sehr zentral gelegen zur Küste und zur Haupteinkausstrasse. Geräumige Wohnung. etay war sehr hilfreich und immer erreichbar. Es wurde uns ein kostenloser abgeschlossender Parkplatz vermittelet. Würden die Wohnung jederzeit wieder buchen.
This appartment is just great. Clean quiet and near of everything.
We had everything inside what we need and the owner real cool.
We meet is brother and is a lovely person also.
For sure when I come back to tlv I chevk to get an Appartement of him
We spent a wonderful week in Etay's aptm. It's perfectly located and Etay and his brother are friendly and uncomplicated people.
Great stay in Tel Aviv. An apartment in a great location, nice, clean, bright. Etay very very nice even though I do not speak English very well we understood! Etay is also very generous, helpful and available. I would recommend this accommodation to anyone family, friends or other. Thank you very much Etay us again soon. Hello to all the family. I would send you pictures ... on what email address please?
Séjour exceptionnel à Tel Aviv. Un appartement très bien situé, agréable, propre, lumineux. Etay très très sympa même si je ne parle pas très bien l'anglais nous nous sommes compris !!! Etay est de plus très généreux, disponible et serviable. Je conseille ce logement à toute personne famille, amis ou autre. Merci beaucoup Etay nous reviendrons très vite. Bonjour à toute la famille. Je souhaiterais t'envoyer des photos...sur quelle adresse mail stp ?
Hello Etay,
Thank you for your hospitality. Your apartment - perfect location, clean, very comfortable, all utilities are working.
Tel Aviv is definitely worth seeing.
We recomend this place to everyone!
Best regards,
Jacek with friends from Warsaw
Clean and cozy apartment, nearvery close to the beach and the Carmel Market, full equipped kitchen. Very gentle host who provided us with a lot o useful information.
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