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In the most exclusive area of Barcelona we find this detached house in perfect condition of 420 sqm and 1200 sqm of garden. The property has wonderful views over the city and excellent privacy in a privileged environment. The property is divided in four levels: On the ground floor there is a spacious living-dining room with views over the garden, kitchen and service area. The upper floor has two suites, one of them with a large closet and access to the attic and the other one with a terrace enjoying spectacular views over the city. In the basement there are two bedrooms sharing a bathroom and fully equipped gym. It has three parking spaces and elevator.
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Located in Hoan Kiem, Hanoi View 2 Hotel is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts and Vietnamese National Tuong Theatre. This 22-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with in-room amenities like fireplaces, living rooms, and refrigerators. It's in central Hanoi and also close to Tran Quoc Pagoda and Thu Le Park.
Start each morning with continental breakfast, available for a fee from 7 AM to 9:30 AM. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant.
All 22 soundproofed accommodations feature living rooms. 32-inch LCD TVs come with cable channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Pillowtop beds are dressed in down comforters and bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, rainfall showers, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include fireplaces, refrigerators, and minibars.
Property features
Renovated in 2013, Hanoi View 2 Hotel offers free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and a computer station. Valet parking is VND 20000 per day if you plan to drive, or hop aboard the airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for VND 400000 per vehicle one way. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include express check-in, express check-out, and laundry facilities.
- Walking distance to Temple of Literature
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Laundry facilities
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours), a train station pick-up service, and a train station drop-off service. This family-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge). A total renovation of this property was completed in January 2013.
Hanoi View 2 Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 22
- Number of floors - 10
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- Train station drop-off (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Free parking nearby
- Offsite parking reservations required
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Television in common areas
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Long-term parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking (limited spaces), Free parking nearby, Offsite parking reservations required
Room Amenities
Hanoi View 2 Hotel offers 22 air-conditioned accommodations with fireplaces and computers. Accommodations offer separate living rooms. Pillowtop beds feature down comforters. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and minibars. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers with deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Bathrooms are also outfitted with slippers, designer toiletries, and complimentary toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, safes, and phones. Additionally, rooms include shared/communal kitchens and hair dryers. Microwaves and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Fireplace
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Separate sitting area
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Slippers
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- In-room computer
- Separate living room
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Shared/communal kitchen
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 9:30 AM.
Hanoi View 2 Hotel has a restaurant on site.
Room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 15
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 5 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for VND 150000 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of VND 100000 per pet, per night
- Dogs only
- 1 per room (up to 10 kg)
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for continental breakfast: VND 50000 for adults and VND 50000 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: VND 400000 per vehicle (one way)
- Valet parking fee: VND 20000 per day
- Pet fee: VND 100000 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: VND 150000 per night
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This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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F1 supremo Ecclestone rules out being reined in
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed talk of a new chairman trying to 'rein him in' and says he plans to continue running the company as if he owned it.
Speaking to reporters on Thursday, the 84-year-old billionaire made clear it was business as usual.
Ecclestone said he was back on the board of Formula One, after standing down during a bribery trial in Germany that was eventually settled, and only the board could remove him as chief executive.
"I'm happy here as long as the board are happy with me. When I think I can't deliver any longer, I shall retire," he said.
Private equity group CVC, Formula One's controlling shareholder, is seeking a new chairman to replace the unwell Peter Brabeck-Letmathe and that has led to suggestions that Ecclestone's grip could be weakened.
Brabeck, the Austrian chairman of food group Nestle, was appointed in 2012 when Formula One was preparing a flotation that was scrapped. Paul Walsh, former head of drinks group Diageo, has been touted as a likely replacement.
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Hundreds of people are arriving daily in Mingora from surrounding areas while residents of this city are moving to other areas. The rich have moved out of Swat while the poor have no place but to stay here.
We asked our cousin on the telephone to take us around the city in this splendid weather. He picked us up but when he came to the bazaar we found out that the markets were closed and the road wore a deserted look. We wanted to head towards the Qambar area but somebody told us a big procession has been brought out there.
That night Maulana Fazlullah (a pro-Taliban cleric) came on his radio and kept crying for a long time. He was demanding an end to the military operation. He asked people not to migrate but instead return to their homes.
Some guests from our village and Peshawar came today. When we were having lunch, firing started outside. I had never heard such firing. We got scared, thought that the Taliban had arrived. I ran towards my father who consoled me by telling me "Don't be scared - this is firing for peace."
He told me that he read in the newspaper that the government and the militants are to sign a peace deal tomorrow and he firing is in jubilation. Later, during the night when the Taliban announced the peace deal on their FM station, another spell of more stronger firing started. People believe more in what the militants say rather then the government.
When we heard the announcement, first my mother and then father started crying. My two younger brothers had tears in their eyes too.
Today I was very happy because the government and the militants were to sign a peace deal. Today the helicopters were flying very low too. One of my cousins remarked that with the gradual return of peace the choppers were coming down too.
In the afternoon people started distributing sweets. One of my friends called me to greet me. She said she hopes she could go out of her home now because she was imprisoned in her room for the last several months. We were also happy hoping the girls' schools might open now.
Today I started preparing for the examinations because after the peace deal there is a hope that girls' schools could reopen. My teacher did not turn up today because she went to attend an engagement.
The people of Swat have become tired of the violence.
When I entered my room I saw my two brothers playing. One had a toy helicopter while the other had a pistol made of paper. One would yell "fire" and the other would say "take position". One of my brothers told my father he wanted to make an atomic bomb.
Maulana Sufi Mohammad is in Swat today. The media are here too. The city is witnessing a lot of rush. The city's hustle and bustle has returned. May God help make this agreement successful. I am optimistic.
I went to the market today. It was crowded. People are happy about the deal. I saw a traffic jam after a long time. In the evening my father broke the news of the death of a Swat journalist (Musa Khankhel). Mom's is not feeling well. Our hopes of peace have been smashed.
My father prepared breakfast today because my mum is not feeling well. She complained to my father, asking why did he tell her about the journalist's death? I told my brothers that we will not talk of war but peace from now on. We received the information from our school headmistress that examinations will be held in the first week of March. I have stepped up my studies.
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Return Items, Counterfeits, Forgeries and Other Types of Fraud Continue To Be a Problem
The payments landscape is changing at an ever-increasing velocity. Newer payment methods, such as those provided by Bluepoint Solutions, come with user authentication and staff review mechanisms built in. These and other controls help reduce the risk and occurrence of losses due to fraud. Unfortunately, there are no such safeguards with paper checks—a vulnerability that attracts fraudsters and make it easy for them to target specific financial institutions.
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To those intent on committing fraud, checks now represent the lowest-hanging fruit. It is easier to manipulate a paper check with a false MICR line or payee information, to alter a dollar amount, or to steal a check or an image of a check, than it is to hack into other more secure systems fortified with high-tech safeguards.
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When the skillet has cooled slightly, return it to the stove over medium-low heat. Add the butter; when it melts, add the shallots and saute for 1 minute. Using a spoon, stir in the sherry vinegar until the sauce thickens. Return the steaks to the skillet along with any accumulated juices. Spread the mustard over 1 side of the steak and increase the heat to medium; cook, turning the steak after 3 or 4 minutes for medium rare. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste. Transfer the steak to a serving dish with the pan juices spooned over the steak. Garnish with a sprig of parsley.
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I've been meaning to write a short history of web archiving for ages and I never got around to it. Fortunately, Ariel Bleicher did get around to it, with this great article in IEEE Spectrum:
A Memory of Webs Past.
Definitely worth a read. Now a little into the future...
I'm presenting "Commercial Web Archives" at the next IIPC meeting at The Hague on 09 May 2011, with a demonstration of what may be the next stage in the development of web archiving - including demo's of archived social media, form-based content (I don't mean simply logging in, I mean multi-page, multi-variable, complex forms), interactive Ajax pages, streaming media, etc. It's open to the public, so come along.


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As usual, this nail art is by my sister and not by me. But well, she is my sister, she kind of has to let me feature it on the blog. I thought I would give you guys a break from all the heavy duty fashion and makeup reviews with a light hearted nail art post. (To the serious nail artists out there, please excuse me for calling nail art as light hearted)
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The thing is the Velvet Wine nail polish has a kind of texture to it, while the Cinderella Pink is just regular nail polish.
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sorry......cleveland can't support a NHL team here... even the sport talk show hosts in this town don't even like hockey...
the city has trouble attracting fans to watch the indians....
and lastly, its a browns football town here....the browns new owner, jimmy haslem, is just recently being investigated by the FBI, because of over some shady deal over rebates in his truck stop business...
that story received more press in cleveland last week than the bombing in boston...
I live in Cleveland too. I think its more of an issue of not having an economy big enough to support 4 major league teams. The Browns are far and away #1 here, but its no different than the Leafs being #1 in Toronto (where I am from and spent all 2012). In Toronto the sports talk will discuss the Leafs in July even if the Jays are good but that doesn't mean Toronto doesn't support the Jays. If we had enough economic activity a hockey team could do well here but we are far from that point.
As for the comment about Monsters attendance someone else made, thats driven by the fact that ticket prices are insanely low which makes it almost the same as going to a movie. Throw on top of that the giveaways and other promotions. I've been to a bunch of Monsters games over the years and never once paid my way in. So that doesn't translate to supporting an NHL franchise at NHL prices. For every person like me who will pay $50 for an NHL ticket but would only go to an AHL game if it was free there are many more who go to AHL games because they only charge $10 or less but wouldn't pay NHL prices.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 30, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas Education IWeek of the Young Child observed by NBHS class This year, the students of the New Braunfels High School teen parenting classes have been completing projects at the Children's Museum in New Braunfels to earn memberships for their families. From left to right, Children's Museum Exhibits Coordinator Julie Swift and NBHS students Beatrice Cruz and Adam Torres cut shapes out of magnetic material. The students and their classmates worked on the exhibit created for the Week of the Young Child, April 23-29. The colored plastic film and magnetic materials used for the project were donated by Oasis. The VIP, or Very Important Parents, program strives to reduce the number of teen pregnancies and help teen parents continue their educations. NBISD photo by LESLIE KRIEWALDTNBISD_|__Sensational secretarial staff applauded NBISD students and staff are off Friday, May 5 CISD Holly Gruwell and And! Horne examine materials from the Mountain Valley Elementary School playground Earth Day at Mountain Valley Elementary For Earth Day 199S, fifth grade students at Mountain Valley Elementary School studied recycling, cleaned up their environment, and established new recycling procedures for their school. "Our objective is to increase the students* awareness of recycling and what can and cannot be recycled," Amy Eppes, fifth grade teacher, said. Students began by collecting materials on the school's playground. Items were first sorted into groups: plastic, aluminum, paper, glass, and styrofoam. "After the material is sorted, students will determine the answers to several questions," Linda Faught, fifth grade teacher said. "They must determine what materials we have the most of, then how each material could be recycled," Eppes, said. "Our class took a vote and thought we would find more paper than anything else. But we're surprised that there are so many random types of items," Eppes said. lf something was found that could not be recycled, students were asked to determine what recyclable materials could have been used by the manufacturer for the product. ''Students became very enthusiastic and real advocates of recycling. They made some immediate changes in our school and started many others," Faught said. They were very concerned because they quickly realized that land fills are going to be full with trash if we don't do something quick, Faught added. Following their experiences outside, students took their enthusiasm for recycling to the school cafeteria. Students had recyclable material bins placed in the cafeteria and improved aluminum can recycling procedures. They were also asked to start a committee for the next school year to help determine how the school could improve its recycling program. CHS's Scott Hudnall goes to national competition CISD photos by Don Clark Fifth grade students (L R) Jessica Oakley, Tina Malder, Nicole Wilson, Lauren Owens, Shawna Watts, Jenny Ratliff, and Leslie Turner collect recyclable items as part of their class' Earth Day project. Scott Hudnall, a CHS sophomore, advanced to national Health Occupation Students of America First Aid and Rescue competition by winning second place in Texas competition. Hudnall was confronted with a minimum of two serious and several minor injuries on a live "patient." He had to correctly determine the nature of the injury, then provide the appropriate medical aid, according to Janet Zeravica, CHS health occupations teacher. He was also required to perform proper rescue breathing procedures on a manikin and call 911 to describe the each type of injury and his medical actions. National competition will be in Louisville, Kentucky. "All of our students are helping raise money so Scott can get to Louisville. We want to thank the community, and Jack in the Box, for their great assistance," Zeravica said. CISD photo by Don Clark Scott Hudnall and Janet Zeravica, CHS health careers teacher. Hudnall advances to national First Aid and Rescue competition after winning second place in Texas competition. Comal Elementary students receive awards CISD photo by Don Clarjj The American Heart Association presented awards of merit to Comal Elementary School student^ obtaining the highest amount of pledges for the school's Heart Association "Jump Rope for Heart" fun<J drive. Pictured (L-R) are Joe McElroy, Comal Elementary physical education teacher; Steward Gottsacke 4th grade; Cody Williams, 5th grade; Chris Jebens, 4th grade; Robert Skeen, 3rd grade; and Allyso Farrimond, American Heart Association representative Gottsacker was the high student in the school wit $300 in contributions. The school donated $4,688 to the Heart Association. Although their office and organizational skills are very much appreciated, NBISD's secretaries and clerks are also valued for their skills with people. Working with children, parents, other members of the public and with fellow employees, these professionals strive to competently handle feelings, as well as folders, files and faxes. The district's secretarial staff was recognized with a luncheon Wednesday on National Secretary Appreciation Day. NBISD recognized the following people. Lamar Primary: Marie Garza, secretary to the principal; and Jan Wingate, clerical assistant. Lone Star Primary: Betty Council, secretary to the principal; and Jerri Brumbelow, clerical assistant. Memorial Primary: Sandy Smith, secretary to the Principal; and Rosie Davila, clerical assistant. Carl Schurz Elementary: Karen Forshage, secretary to the principal; and Henrietta Salazar, clerical assistant. Memorial Elementary: Sylvia Moreno, secretary lo the principal; and Kay Doerfler, clerical assistant. Seek Elementary: Cindy Carter, secretary to the principal; and Henrietta Castilleja, clerical assistant. OakRun School: Deborah Lain, secretary to the principal; and Isabel Garza, clerical assistant. New Braunfels Middle School: Brenda Baetgc, secretary to the principal; Becky Broeker, clerical assistant; Carmen Flores, secretary to the counselors; Joan Slaughter, attendance clerk; and Erlinda Medina, In-School Suspension aidc/clcrk. New Braunfels High School: Ema Sanchez, secretary to the principal; Darla Wright, receptionist; Pat Douglas, secretary/bookkeeper; Cindy Gore, pupil accountingclerk; Martha Sicrra-Miller, secretary to the counselors; and Dickie Guthrie, clerical assistant to the counselors. Support Services: Debbie Baker, secretary. School Nutrition: Esperanza Rodriguez, secretary. The Education Center: Anna Ayala, receptionist; Nora Carrizales, special programs secretary; Elisa Jackson, payroll clerical assistant; Darline Moos, accounts payable clerk; Kristi Ponfick, personnel secretary; Virginia Preiss, bookkeeper/payroll clerk; Debbie Schlathcr, special education secretary; Sherry Schott, curriculum & instruction secretary; Diana Schrceler, adult/community/ vocational education secretary; Susan Slehlc, superintendent's secretary; Sylvia Taylor, special education clerk; and Connie Waltispcrgcr, business office secretary. Tax Office: Betsy Caldwell, deputy tax collector; Inez Howell, tax clerk; and Eva Sauccdo, secretary/tax clerk. Transportation: Dianna Conley, secretary; and Jo Ann Sonlitncr, clerk/dispatcher. NBISD photo by LESLIE KRIEWALDT Shown with their air and water-powered vehicle, and sea props from their competition, are state award winners Alison Damarodas, Chris Snider, Trey Taylor, Sarah Moscheau and Suzanne Fischer. NBHS OM team wins state creativity award \ Competing in the "Odyssey of the Mind" program requires creativity for a passport, intelligence as a ticket and perseverance as the vehicle for travel. The outstanding creativity of the New Braunfels High School "Odyssey of the Mind" team earned it a ticket lo the stale competition and the program's highest award for exceptional creativity. Alison Damarodas, Chris Snider, Trey Taylor. Sarah Moscheau and Su/anne Fischer advanced from the regional meet to attend the state event earlier this month in Wichita Falls. There they won the Odyssey of the Mind Ranatra FuscaCreu'ivily Award. The award is given to a team or individuals who use extraordinary creativity in solving their event's prob lem. According to the OM guide, the competition encourages students to think creatively. The program itself is designed lo encourage students to take creative risks in solving problems. Sue cess is not a criterion for winning the award. The team competed in the "Scientific Safari" problem. Their task was lo design, construct and drive a safari vehicle that was propelled by two types of power. The vehicle had to leave one point, or camp, and be driven on a satan where it encountered animals. The team was asked to tag some animals, rescue an injured animal,collect a new animal species, relocate animals and slop poachers. The NBHS team planned a sea safari with a bicycle-like vehicle pow }■ ercd by pneumatics and hydraulics,J which earned points as being the twin power sources with the highest degree' of difficulty. The time limit to complete the oh ^ jcctiveson the course during comped ' lion was eight minutes. The materials1 used in the competition could not ex coed HOO. J Parent coaches, such as Ron and Carol Snider, serve as advisors only to the team and do not actually work on the project. v Team members and their parent! and coaches will be invited to lh! sch' h >1 b< mrd meet I rig < rn Tuesday. 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Lisa Goldin, formerly known as Lisa Theunissen, released HerStory on iTunes and Amazon through CDBaby.com in 2008 in the United Kingdom. Independently launched with a successful tour and press campaign, I performed alongside Jessie J, Ed Sheeran and supported Scouting For Girls and was sponsored by Vivienne Westwood.
After the release of HerStory, I toured with various bands through Europe, Asia and the Middle East for about five years.
Whilst I was on tour, I wrote a book all about what it really takes to be a musician. It's titled #WhoAreYouAgain - a spin-off of the playful South African expression "do you know who I am?!". It was a long time on the road, so I decided to stay in Dubai as a freelance musician.
During those 1.5years I began working on producing a new album. Poptastic songs that possess super-powers to make you laugh, sing & dance. There's something for everyone :> The songs were written from 2002-2014, recorded and produced in the UK, Dubai and South Africa. I collaborated with Jeremy Christopher, a wonderfully talented singer-songwriter, from the UK. As well as with the phenomenal, Stoyan Stoyanov, whilst touring Dubai. These are also the songs that led to me signing to David Gresham Records (as Lisa Goldin).
The book goes hand-in-hand with the album. This wondrous journey uncovers my life as a singer-songwriter - it's the real deal of musicianship and is an awesome read and listen for my GoldinFans. Both titled "Who Are You, Again?", these are available worldwide in digital and physical formats: http://goldinlisa.com/wp/goldinbook.
I hope you enjoy these! Would love to hear from, and be sure to share the discovery of #WhoAreYouAgain :>
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Homesteading and Livestock
Self-reliance and sustainability in the 21st century.
Plan Next Year's Garden Now
You've picked the last of your tomatoes, or you soon will. Your cucumbers and snap beans gave out weeks ago. Your garden looked so abundant at the height of the summer (I hope you took pictures) and you were the talk of the neighborhood. Now, however, things are not so pretty. It doesn't have to be that way. Harvest the spent crops in those beds and feed them to your compost pile. Then plant cover crops. In no time, your garden will be green and lush again. You might even put in some transplants of kale and collards under a
Most likely, you have more garden space than will be taken up by greens, onions and garlic. In those spaces you will want to plant a cover crop. For that you need a plan so you know just what is going on in each bed next year. It makes a difference in what crop you plant there now. I remember a conversation a few years ago with someone, and she wanted me to tell her what cover crop she should plant over all her garden. I couldn't do that because she couldn't tell me what she wanted to plant there the next year. I propose managing your garden with hand tools and farming smarter, not harder. If you understand the natural cycle of growth, you can plan to grow your food within that cycle. Fitting your crops—and yourself—into the natural rhythm of things is what works best. Otherwise, just throw out some rye and vetch in the fall and till it in the spring. You don't need me for that.
In the beds that you will plant earliest in the spring, you will want that space to be open then. That means the cover crop must have winterkilled. In order to have enough biomass for it to feed your soil, that cover crop needed to be planted in late August or early September here in Zone 7. In the photo, you can see a nice crop of oats that have winterkilled. That brown biomass can be easily pulled away and the bed amended and planted. You can see that in my video Cover Crops and Compost Crops IN Your Garden. That DVD shows me in the garden each month from March to November, except August, managing crops grown to feed the soil. Some of those crops also feed us.
Oilseed, fodder or Daikon radish is another choice for a winterkilled crop. You can harvest some of those radishes for your table until about January 1. After that, hopefully it will winterkill. Lately, you can never tell what the weather will be. Last year many crops that were expected to winterkill didn't, but in a "normal" year here in Zone 7, oats and radish are my suggestions. If the area is protected, a crop might not die back as expected, even if we have a good winter. I discovered the sheltering effect of a compost pile one year when I had planted oats on a bed just south of the compost bed. (My compost is on a garden bed and is part of my rotation plan.) Any crop I had expected to winterkill did, except for those oats in front of the compost pile. That would be a good place to put winter greens, I suppose.
Choices for the rest of your garden that doesn't need to be planted until later in the spring include crimson clover, hairy vetch, Austrian winter peas, and cereal rye. You can learn more about that at Homeplace Earth. If this is all too much, take a step back, breathe deeply, and know everything will be okay if you don't plant cover crops this fall. What you can do is cover all your beds with leaves as a mulch. The worms will work on them and in the spring you will notice a layer of compost they have left for you between the leaves and the soil. Pull the leaves off a couple weeks before you need each bed, to allow the soil to warm up. The leaves can then become the mulch in your garden paths. Over the winter, take time to learn more about cover crops, work them into your garden plan, and order the seeds for the whole year. Next year this time, you will be on top of things with fall cover crop planting. I'll be speaking about cover crops and more at the Mother Earth News Fair at Seven Springs this weekend, September 21-23, 2012. Come and see me!
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This is a discussion on Different hurdle in waiting period. within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; My application for chl went to DPS first and due to being bipolar it then went to the Medical Advisory Board. I found out that ...
My application for chl went to DPS first and due to being bipolar it then went to the Medical Advisory Board. I found out that they approved me for a chl and I suppose my application went back to DPS. Does anyone have any idea how long it will be to be completed. I don't have anything for them to question in background check or fingerprints. Just wondering.
What state are you in?
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Welcome to the forum from SE Michigan
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Welcome from PA. Glad you found us. We need to know which state you are from because each state is different. Happy shooting.
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Sounds like the OP might be in Texas.
DPS = Department of Public Safety
Their version of the State Police.
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This started yesterday, no major shocks yet in the men's draw as Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic got safely through today. Andy Murray plays his first round tomorrow against Andrey Kuznetsov. He's coming into the tournament in dreadful form so it's quite difficult to say how he'll perform over the...
Looking for a driver.
Sad to see him playing so poorly. I don't think much of him as a person, but as a golfer he was one of the best!
Question - do you ever see him regaining his status as the one to beat? I really don't think so. His swing now has too many 'issues' and his chipping is very poor. Worse than Hunter...
No American Triple Crown winner this year then.
Good return to the track by Caravaggio at Naas. I still think he'll stay a mile but O'Brien's keeping him at sprint distances just now. Fav for the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot.
See a few different threads at times about boxing so thought we could maybe have one mega thread?current fights future fights? Any gossip,favourite ever fight/fighters?
I see degale has got his unification match against badou jack should be a good fight fancy degale to win then,dunno where that...
To avoid hijacking a thread in the dug out:
Predictions for Hiac?
I reckon:
The club, new day, reigns (unfortunately) banks (unfortunately) and owens (due to either jericho or Hhh)
whos looking forward to the season on both accounts then?? What are peoples tips on Play-off contenders and overall winners? Is?
I feel i dont know the teams very well but i will be biased go for The Packers making the superbowl
dont know about the NCAA though :hmmm:
Not sure if there are any bike racing fans on here, but really sad to hear that WSB rider Nicky Hayden has passed away at only 36.
Great win for Scotland today over Ireland 27-22. Hard fought and plenty of guts on display. :aok:
England sneak home against France 19-16.
Great start to the tournament. Bonus points on offer for more attacking rugby. Going to be a great 5 weeks of rugby viewing.
Has been announced for the Braehead Arena on the 8th of July, I've been wanting this fight for ages, can't wait to see Josh smash the little prick, hope everyone who is into boxing on here all gets a ticket and goes to support him :thumbsup:
I thought Ribchester was quite impressive in the Lockinge, although Gallileo Gold didn't help her cause before and during the race. A word for Natavia who was an impressive winner later in the card, and if the ground is similar at Epsom would have a real chance in the Oaks.
After a career-best year in 2016 it's been a real struggle this year so far for Andy, who has just lost early in the Italian Open (one of the nine titles he won last year).
I'm told that the elbow injury which saw him sidelined earlier in the year is still affecting his ability to get real power...
Kicks off tonight in Newcastle. Anderson plays MVG.
Another season nearly upon us. Can't wait to hit the green again.
What was or is your favourite horse. Put it into categories
Best championship horse
Best handicapper
Best hurdler
Best chaser
Just bought tickets for Orlando City V Atlanta in July, has anyone been?
Any tips, parking, dinner there etc?
Disappointed to only see two Scots in the squad. You're never going to please everyone of course and there are some English players who will be feeling rightly aggrieved (Launchbury being the obvious one) but surely there's a case to be made for more of our guys going? Russell, the Grays and Watson...
I know O'Brien's a great trainer and all that, but for me Caravaggio was the most impressive 2 year old last season, and at Royal Ascot, as far as I'm concerned, he was staying on well to come from a bad draw and win going away. But O'Brien seems to think he won't stay, and has Churchill as his...
Just watched a bit of the 40 years celebration programme on the telly.
Steven Henry facially reminds me so much of Goodwillie - in an annoying kinda way.
Jimmy White and Ken Doherty get wild cards for 2 years.
Wouldn't it be brilliant to see Jimmy Hibsit :greengrin
What's everyones thoughts on Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko tonight
I'm going Anthony Joshua to win in the 8th round
Has anyone got a link to an HD feed for this?
What a remarkable horse Menorah is, the only ever winner of that race, winning it for the 4th time today and then an honourable retirement.
Great race to watch this, Robbie Power seems to be riding out of his skin at the moment cos Sizing John had to work really hard to beat Djackadam and Coneygree. I thought Coneygree ran a great race, considering that's just his 3rd race since he won the Gold Cup himslef in 2015.
Another hero for me e/w, 20/1 with bet 365
Anyone else planning on watching this season?
Two of my fav fighters as coaches and they're going to be going at it all season. First episode was very good and a well deserved victory for Team TJ.
Masters week. Who are we on?
Ucello conti for me, i bet the aintree winner one for arthur so going for the double, the trainer Elliot has had a brilliant season so far, 20/1 with bet 365. Monday 17th april the race is
Anyone follow it or have a team to follow?
Detroit Tigers for me, family connection.
And already the favourite's been taken out. Still a relatively young horse I suppose.
Anybody any idea how the fund raising is going for a statue of him going? Should not have to be fundraising anyway the council should be paying for it anyway
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With the jumps season just about to come alive I thought it about time to start the annual Cheltenham build up thread.
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The first Major of the year starts at midnight on Monday UK time.
Sir Andy Murray begins his first Grand Slam tournament as world number one and he plays Ilya Marchenko in round one. Unfortunately for UK viewers the match will be starting about 4am.
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After day one, the teams were level at 1-1.
The doubles match is currently one set all and 5-5 in the third set.
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The winner plays France in the quarter finals.
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Jayson Shaw from Scotland is on sky sports 4 now, down 4-2 at the moment.
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I'm not sure what level exactly he was playing at, but holy smoke!
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They're winning 31-0 after 36 minutes, scoring four tries.
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starring Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis, Michael Gambon
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by Ian Pugh Let's start things off by lifting the veil of mystery surrounding the titular book and thus reveal the transparent secret upon which the film hangs its interminable first act. It's the freakin' Bible, all right? You're going to realize it from the very moment the all-important book is introduced, but you're expected to play along because The Book of Eli is deep, and everything about this film--including its simpering attempt to transcend genre--labours to play up that depth. It isn't exciting, it isn't transcendent, and it sure as hell ain't deep. This little sucker is meant as a western, its post-apocalyptic setting serving as mere window dressing for dialogue about The Time Before and The Flash and The War and how humanity's lust for excess got them into that mess. (George Miller was able to squeeze more eloquence from the idea by throwing a bunch of big rigs into a squabble over gasoline; he reserved all that pithy dialogue for his feral children.) Worse than that, however, is that the plot has been cobbled together from practically every western made prior to Unforgiven (it's closest to Eastwood's own cliché-ridden, quasi-spiritual Pale Rider, if you're starved for a direct analogy), with knowledge and religion standing in for the encroaching railroad. If that doesn't sound like the most bountiful wellspring of ideas, well, the script would appear to agree with you. "It's not just a book, it's a weapon," the diabolical Carnegie (Gary Oldman) growls upon recognizing his long-sought-after prize. Alas, The Book of Eli spends the rest of its two hours trying to find new ways to reiterate this--and the more it repeats itself, the farther it strays from that point.


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South Bend, Indiana (The Weekly Vice) - There are some ad campaigns that get no attention, and then there are ad campaigns that get lots of attention, but for the wrong reason.
The South Bend Public School system certainly got it's share of attention this week when a sign went up inviting folks to visit a website that promotes the "15 best things about our pubic schools."
Pubic schools, not public schools.
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This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury condo is located in the heart of Sevierville, in what is truly the perfect walking distance from world class shopping outlets, restaurants, wineries and activities for the whole family. The location is ideal and the condo itself will be a perfect fit for your family on your trip to Sevierville.
This 1,535 square foot condo is clean, modern and spacious. The space can sleep six people comfortably and is an excellent destination for family or weekend getaways. Its size and space allows for comfort and privacy for each guest, and the location offers fun, shopping, adventure, and outdoor activities perfect to suit the taste of any traveler.
With this condo you will receive all the comforts of home while on your vacation. Air conditioning, heating, washer and dryer, hair dryer, a coffee maker and more fill this condo with the comforts you expect. You are provided with fresh linens and towels during your stay.
The condo has one master bedroom with an attached spacious master bath. The other two comfortable bedrooms share a full bathroom.
Each bedroom is bright and comfortable with updated design and decor. The clean linens invoke a sense of relaxation in each space. The master bedroom is fresh and inviting in decor, and includes a separate entrance to the balcony and a private master bathroom.
Relax in your expansive master bathroom, complete with double sink granite counter tops, a relaxing bathtub and separate walk-in shower. The master bathroom is more than spacious enough for two with the large counter space and storage area.
Enjoy a fully equipped updated kitchen in the open living space. The kitchen features granite counter tops and state-of-the-art appliances. There is more than enough room to cook in this kitchen if you and your family want to spend the night at home enjoying the amenities at the condo and relaxing.
The living area has a large dining room and space that is perfect for the family to get together and watch a movie on the flat screen smart TV with DVD player and cable.
Take in the sweeping view of the river on your private balcony. You will be able to enjoy the peaceful scenery and watch ducks float by from the comfort of the sunny deck space.
On a hot day you can relax poolside in the condo's private swim area, or spend the night lounging in the Jacuzzi tub.
This condo will be the perfect place to relax after a day of activities and fun in Sevierville. The amenities and features included are nothing short of excellent, and this condo will leave you with a desire to return here to Sevierville again and again.
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That is a wonderful place to have a rest. It is right near the Smoky mountains and convenient to parking. And it is very peaceful at the night.
I really wish I can come back again in the future.
Great location easy to get out on highway with a traffic light or take the back road and miss all the traffic. If you like extra firm beds this is for you but for me I had to go to Walmart and buy foam mattress for the bed. During our stay it was 80 and 85 degrees and owner had thermostat locked at 72 which seems cool enough but we like to sleep cooler so we got hot at night. So with that said I wouldn't recommend this condo to friends or family.
We stayed in early September 2016. The Condo is Beautiful and spacious.
We were only there for a two night stay, but this is definitely one of the best
Condos we have ever stayed at. Wal-Mart is right across the main road, and several restaurants are within walking distance. This is a quiet spot in a busy area. Also my deposit was returned within a week of staying.
My family stayed for 4 days in this condo. It was a place our entire family enjoyed. My husband and I enjoyed the balcony views, my 8 year old loved the pool and that we could watch our Netflix in the rooms, my 4 year old loved the pool and that he could watch the go carts at nascar speed park from the balcony(which he did get to drive also), and my one year old loved the pool and exploring all of the rooms in the condo. There really is something for everyone. It is conveniently located to anything on the main parkway. We have stayed a lot of places over the last 30 years of my life coming to pigeon forge and this is by far my favorite one to date. Spacious, wonderfully decorated, and the owner was extremely nice during the entire process. We will most definitely be repeat guests! Thanks for allowing us to rent your amazing condo. It truly does not get better than this.
This condo is immaculate, pictures are worth a thousand words but these pictures won't do this place any justice; you simply have to see this place for yourself. One word description "breathtaking". The wall color and layout is very inviting as well as comfortable and warm. The 3 bedrooms are decorated as if a seasoned interior decorator handled this task; every color compliments or matches one another from the linen to the drapes and the quality is first class, this place is clean. All bedrooms including the great room have Flat panel "Smart TVs" which is a super plus considering the Wifi in this place rocks. The kitchen has granite surfaces and stainless appliances there is also a washer/Dryer onsite. The master bedroom has a cool led mood lamp that changes colors but the king bed and the master bath are the what take this place to another level. The condo is situated in a very convenient area of town with restaurants in walking distance, shopping at the Tanger outlets less than half a mile and a Walmart so close that your favorite NFL quarterback can throw you a pass from the condo to the parking lot. Getting into downtown Gatlingburg was a 15 minute ordeal however my GPS provided me with numerous traffic shortcuts. Another cool thing about this condo is its located on virtually flat land so there's no need to bring the Range Rover to navigate the winding narrow back roads or climb the steep 45 degree driveway of the cabins in the mountains. We used the extra time to relax in the pool and onsite jacuzzi. I'll be back next yr for sure.
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A little more than four in 10 (43%) marketers currently use mobile technology, according to [pdf] a study conducted in Q4 2010 by Unica. Data from "The State of Marketing 2011" indicates another 25% plan to do so within the next 12 months, and 16% plan to do so in more than 12 months.
Only 15% of marketers have no plans to use mobile technology.
Among the tactical options for mobile marketing, applications lead in popularity with significantly more respondents indicating that they currently have (44%) or plan to deploy (combined 51%) mobile apps. Mobile sites rank a close second with 40% current usage and also a combined 51% rate of planned usage.
Although overall, mobile messaging has a 36% rate of current usage, in what Unica characterizes as perhaps reflecting the general headstart Europeans have in mobile device penetration, they report a 43% current use of mobile messaging. It is also interesting to note that mobile email, which ranks fourth in current usage (35%), has the highest rate of planned usage within the next 12 months (34%).
The most popular mobile marketing tactics are not necessarily the most integrated by those who use them. Sixty-four percent of respondents who know what mobile email is and how it is integrated have integrated mobile email, followed by 57% who have integrated mobile messaging. The least currently used tactic, location-based messaging, has the third-highest integration rate (55%). Meanwhile, the most popular tactic, mobile applications, have the lowest integration rate (40%).
Unica says study data indicates web analytics tools have clearly emerged as the de facto measurement standard, with a leading 50% usage rate among respondents who know how their mobile website and applications are being measured. This doubles the usage rate of the second-most-popular measurement standard, an outside agency. Fifteen percent say they don't measure their mobile marketing efforts.
The total amount of money spent by US marketers on mobile advertising and promotions will reach about $56.5 billion by 2015, according to data from Mobitrove. That expected figure is more than six times the almost $9.3 billion US marketers spent on mobile advertising and promotions in 2010.
About the Data: 279 online and direct marketing professionals participated in Unica's Annual Marketing Survey. North America represents respondents from the US & Canada. Europe represents respondents from eight European countries that are large technology markets. 179 surveys were completed using the large random research panels and 100 surveys were completed from Unica-supplied sample sources of customers and prospects. Online surveys were conducted in Q4 2010.
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Ban the export of greyhounds from Australia to racetracks overseas
Every year hundreds of greyhounds are exported by Australian breeders to racetracks in Macau and mainland China where they face mistreatment, abuse, and certain death. From New South Wales more than 110 were sent in just four months in the last year, most of whom were less than 2 years old. The majority of these dogs went to a racetrack in Macau known as the Canidrome - the policy of the canidrome is to euthanase any dog that doesn't perform on the racetrack and almost 400 were killed last year because they weren't fast enough. For dogs that end up here, death is inevitable - if they aren't injured on the racetrack, old age eventually means that they will be put down when they are too old to win.
There is no safety net for these dogs. There is no greyhound adoption program and no benevolent benefactor to rehome them. These dogs are regarded as possessions that are often abused and mistreated, to be discarded when they are no longer useful.
Greyhounds Australasia, the peak industry body for greyhound racing, performed a review into the export of these dogs more than a year ago, and have been sitting on the results of that review for the past 12 months. The industry has shown that it is not interested in the welfare of these dogs, only in the financial benefits they bring. The only way to protect these dogs is to legislate against their export. Surely the financial interests of a few is less important than the welfare of hundreds dogs? Please help us stand up for these dogs.
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US firms Kirkland & Ellis and Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom snared the prize mandates on the $6.8bn (£4.12bn) sale of biopharmaceutical company Cephalon to rival drugs giant Teva.
Kirkland acted for longstanding client Teva on the deal. The Israeli company saw off a hostile approach for Cephalon from Canadian rival Valeant before agreeing to pay $81.50 a share for the target. Valeant had previously offered $73 per share.
New York corporate partner David Fox led the Kirkland team acting alongside fellow corporate partner Jeff Symons, Washington DC competition partner Christine Wilson and New York tax partner Scott Price.
Fox also worked on Teva's last major acquisition, the $5bn purchase of German generics producer Ratiopharm, which was announced last March.
Cephalon turned to Skadden New York M&A partners Eileen Nugent and Neil Stronski. The Skadden team also featured antitrust partner Clifford Aronson and compensation and benefits partner Regina Olshan.
It is understood that Sullivan & Cromwell acted for Valeant on its failed bid for Cephalon, with New York M&A partner Keith Pagnani and Los Angeles M&A partner Alison Ressler leading.
The ultimate purchase price represents a 39 per cent premium on Cephalon shares compared with the price before Valeant launched its initial bid.
The deal, which will be financed through existing capital, credit facilities and public markets, will see Teva grow its branded pharmaceutical business.


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TOKYO (AP) – North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is looking increasingly likely to visit Russia in his first trip abroad since taking power three years ago, giving the world an unprecedented chance to see him at work on the international stage.
Moscow has invited many world leaders – including Kim and the presidents of China and South Korea – to celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany, which will include a massive parade on Red Square.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's foreign affairs adviser, Yuri Ushakov, said last month the Kremlin had received the "first signals from Pyongyang" that the North Korean leader is planning to attend the May 9 festivities. South Korean media quoted anonymous sources in Beijing this week as saying that Kim is likely to accept. US President Barack Obama has reportedly decided to stay home, so that awkwardness has apparently been averted.
North Korea has not officially commented on the invitation and still has ample time to decline it.
But choosing Moscow for his first overseas trip would be a strong indication of the direction Kim wants to take his country. It would also provide the outside world with a rare look at a man who, while revered at the centre of an intense cult of personality at home, is one of the biggest mysteries in international politics.
In the three years since he assumed power, Kim has shown a style of leadership devotedly in line with the policies of his father, Kim Jong Il and – despite a monthlong absence last year that set North Korea watchers into a frenzy of speculation about his health – adhered to the tried-and-true "field guidance" photo opportunities at farms, factories and military bases that are a staple way of presenting North Korea's hands-on form of leadership.
He has also inserted a personal touch.
Unlike his reclusive father, who rarely spoke in public, Kim has revived the custom started by his charismatic grandfather, North Korea's "eternal president" Kim Il Sung, of delivering speeches on New Year's Day. He often makes public appearances with his photogenic wife and does not seem to share his predecessors' reported fear of flying – the state-run media recently showed him taking the controls of an airplane in flight.
Though Kim Il Sung enjoyed the strong support of the Soviet Union, its collapse in 1991 drove North Korea and China much closer. Kim Jong Il visited China seven times, always by train, including three visits between 2010 and his death in 2011.


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As I mentioned before, Anthro announced plans to launch a line of bridal wares, and appropriately, the unveiling occurred on Valentine's Day. In typical Anthropologie fashion, each piece is ethereal, vintage-inspired, and with that slightly comforting old-world mixed with cozy quirkiness that they're famous for. Below, some of my favorite picks from the line, which includes wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses, accessories, and even shoes. Enjoy!
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I am no Spock come lately to sci-fi.
I've been intrigued by the genre ever since reading "The Spaceship Under the Apple Tree," about a boy who befriends an alien, which I got at the Villard Ave. branch of the Milwaukee Public Library, way back when. Probably when "Star Trek" was just a glimmer in Gene Roddenberry's eye.
Despite this, there is a ton of great and classic stuff I have never read.
But now I can check "Red Mars" by Kim Stanley Robinson off my list.
First, I stumbled across his more recent writings - the climate change trilogy "Forty Days of Rain," "Fifthy Degrees Below," and "Sixty Days and Counting." Then I explored his older works, like "Antarctica," "Icehenge" and the California trilogy set in a post apocalyptic America - "The Gold Coast," "The Pacific Edge" and "The Wild Shore."
I liked some better than others, but the epic "Red Mars" fires on all cylinders - it combines his vast scientific knowledge, with lyrical writing, fully-realized characters and a speculative look at a future society that is like a sociological account of the decline and fall of mankind, just set on a distant planet.
"Red Planet" won the 1993 Nebula Award for best novel. I'm cleansing my palette before jumping into the sequels "Blue Mars" and "Green Mars." But its nice to know they are there to tide me over until I become obsessed with a new writer. Perhaps one of them is a just announced 2008 Nebula Award winner.
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EUR/USD: "V-Bottom" led to bullish correction
The price faced a support on the Moving Averages, which led to form a "V-Bottom" pattern. So, the market is likely going to reach a resistance at 1.1270 – 1.1282 in the short term. However, if a pullback from this area happens, there'll be an opportunity to have another decline towards a support at 1.1196 – 1.1181.
As we can see on the one-hour chart, there's a "V-Bottom" pattern, so the price achieved a resistance at 1.1251. It's likely that bulls are going to reach the next resistance at 1.1282 during the day. At the same time, bears will have a chance for a kind of revenge in we see a pullback from this resistance.


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Kolkata: Setting a benchmark in high-end retailing, South City Mall, touted to be the largest mall in eastern India, opened its doors here Tuesday.
Spread over one million sq ft, the South City Mall with 134 retail outlets spread over five levels, promises to create a shopping experience unmatched in the country.
The mall is part of the 31.14-acre South City having residential towers, a school and a state-of-the-art club.
"Benchmarked against international developments, it will be Kolkata's most important landmark. Apart from satisfied consumer aspirations, it will create more than 10,000 employment opportunities. It also symbolises our global aspirations and showcases the potential for growth in Kolkata," R.S. Agarwal, chairman, South City Projects, said.
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The mall will have six anchor stores - Shoppers Stop over 83,000 sq ft, Pantaloons over 71,000 sq ft, Fame Cinemas - Kolkata's first six-screen multiplex at 60,000 sq ft, Starmark with a product mix offering books, music toys and gifts over 20,000 sq ft, Timezone, an entertainment area for children, spread over 14,000 sq ft, and Spencer's Hypermarket, the largest in the country spread over 72,000 sq ft.
Of the 35,000 types of food and daily consumption items in the hypermarket, 10 per cent will be imported stuff, including 40 categories of cheese, 300 varieties of wine and a large range of cigars.
There will be a special section for diet and sugar-free products, a large range of breakfast cereals and organic food and a huge spread of fish and meat. The speciality food corner will stock all ingredients required to prepare Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Italian, Gujarati, South Indian or American dishes.
Agarwal said the total project value of the mall is estimated to be over Rs 650 crore. Leading consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj has identified it as a destination mall, which will be on the must-visit list for out-of-town visitors.
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Offering a restaurant, The Little House in the Rice Fields is located in Kathmandu. Free WiFi access is available. Private bathroom also comes with a bath or shower. Extras include a washing machine and bed linen. At The Little House in the Rice Fields you will find a garden and a shared kitchen. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge, a children's playground and an ironing service. The property offers free parking. The guest house is 3.7 miles from Patan Durbar Square, 8.1 miles from Pashupatinath and 5.3 miles from Hanuman Dhoka. Tribhuvan Airport is 7.5 miles away.