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Lake Oswego overviewLake Oswego is a small town distinct for its gardens and sports. You're sure to enjoy all of the coffee and bar options. Spend a relaxing day at Tom McCall Waterfront Park and Portland Japanese Garden when the weather is nice. Portlandia and Moda Center are popular places to visit. Lake Oswego is a family- and business-friendly destination with something for everyone.
Where to stay in Lake OswegoLake Oswego offers a wealth of accommodation options for business and leisure travelers alike. There are 247 hotels in the Lake Oswego area and you can shop as many as 58 deals for rooms on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 40%.
- • 77 2-star hotels with an average price of $57 per night
- • 126 3-star hotels with an average price of $80 per night
- • 29 4-star hotels with an average price of $119 per night
- • 6 5-star hotels with an average price of $156 per night
Here are the top hotels based on 70273 user reviews of Lake Oswego hotels:
- • Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Lake Oswego (South Portland)
- • Hilton Garden Inn Lake Oswego (South Portland)
- • Residence Inn by Marriott Lake Oswego (South Portland)
- • Holiday Inn Express Portland South-Lake Oswego (South Portland)
- • Lakeshore Inn (South Portland)
How to get to Lake OswegoFly in to Portland, OR (PDX-Portland Intl.), 13.4 mi (21.5 km) from downtown Lake Oswego.
What to see around Lake OswegoFun activities include attractions such as:
- • Providence Park
- • Moda Center
- • Veterans Memorial Coliseum
- • Chiles Center
- • Portland Meadows Racetrack
- • Live Laugh Love Glass
- • Portland Aquarium
- • Oaks Amusement Park
- • Tualatin Island Greens
- • North Clackamas Aquatic Park
- • Bridgeport Village
- • Bridgeport Plaza Mall
- • Washington Square Mall
- • Oregon City Shopping Center
- • Clackamas Town Center
- • Portlandia
- • End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
- • Oregon Zoo
- • Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
- • Portland State University
When to visit Lake OswegoIf you're starting to plan your trip, you might be wondering when's the best time to visit. Here are the seasonal norms to help you decide when to go:
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- • January-March: 61°F day, 34°F night
- • April-June: 78°F day, 39°F night
- • July-September: 83°F day, 47°F night
- • October-December: 71°F day, 33°F night
- • January-March: 14.6 inches
- • April-June: 7.0 inches
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'I expect each meal to be my last, especially at the moment. When I'm in Paris I stay next to the English consulate. I'm sure it will be bombed by them - whoever they are. My last meal would be a salad, and then pasta with white truffles. I had that dish recently in Rome with Jeanne Moreau my icon, which made the dish taste even more sublime.I wouldn't have any alcohol. My last night would be spent sober because I'm trying not to drink at the moment.'
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'My last supper will probably be something through a straw but if I am allowed the luxury of a choice then it will either be a cold beer and some hot, salty chips or a slice of home-made coffee and walnut cake. I can never make my mind up.'
John Peel, DJ
'Cheese fondue with bread, because I don't eat meat: I'm a bit of an old hippy. It's one of my favourite meals that my wife makes - she's a fantastic cook. For pudding I would have pecan pie and ginger ice cream with some kind of poison in it so I could cheat the hangman. I think it would be an enormously satisfying way to go thinking "you're not going to get me, you bastard!" '
Jon Snow, newsreader
'Mine would be a lightly boiled egg... or better two... and lots of hot buttered toast fingers! I'm an egg obsessive.'
Maggie O'Farrell, novelist
'My dish to die for would have to be Szechuan: aubergine roasted to perfect melting point with some succulent braised tofu, served with crispy egg-fried rice.'
Uri Geller, psychic
'I would eat foods that were made famous thousands of years ago such as hummus, tahini, pitta bread, olives from the Holy Land, dates and figs. I don't believe in the end of life; these foods would give me the energy I need to pass through to the next.'
Elaine Showalter, critic
'Cherrystone clams, broiled lobster, French fries, hot fudge sundae and an ice-cold Diet Coke. Yankee comfort food.'
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I have always loved this Domino room from a few years back:Since today is a big day for our nation, I thought it would be fun to do a nursery inspired by this room, perhaps a little less political and a bit more patriotic:I'm a big fan of that wallpaper. (Spoiler: we may or may not be using some of the black version in Peanut #2's room). I hope you get out to vote today! I was a little worried about voting with a toddler in tow, but we had the nice surprise of no line!
Tags: black, boy nursery, brass, bright & happy, girl nursery, gold, holiday inspired, navy, neutral nursery, pink, polished, red, silver, true blue, white
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This is gorge!!! I love the black version – can't wait to see your new nursery!
i love wallpaper. people are scared of the commitment but i can't get enough. hope you do decide to use some in peanut #2's room!
I would LOVE to use this theme if we had a boy! It would be a good tribute to my husband's service in the military : )
I'm obsessed (and have been for as long as I can remember) with U.S. Presidents, so this is right up my alley. Love it!
I'm so happy you used my poster (E. Pluribus Unum)!
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• In order to facilitate calculations, and analysis of the MDG labour related indicators but also to highlight the definitions and the potential sources of data, ILO has organised a number of workshops that support country-level analysis of the indicators, and explain the linkages between the MDG employment indicators and the broader set of decent work indicators. The second edition of the Guide to the Millennium Development Goals Employment Indicators was completed in 2012.
• As in the previous year the ILO has prepared global, regional and country estimates, monitored the progress and analysed the trends of the following 5 MDG indicators:
- Growth rate of GDP per person employed;
- Employment-to-population ratio;
- Proportion of employed people living below $1 (PPP) per day;
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What sealant works the best for this system? Also how can I tell if it is working?
What sealent is good for DIY yeast co2 system?
are you taliing about what to use to prevent co2 leaking from the cap where the tubing goes thru. if yes i usually use crazy glue around the tube snd cap. never had leaks
I used hot glue on mine.
No glue. Just drill a hole under-sized for the tubing, cut the end of the tubing diagonally so you make a sharp angled end, and pull it through the cap with a pair of pliers. Air tight and fool proof.
I get leaks sometimes out of the threading area of the bottle. I use aquarium silicone to seal it up, however the stuff isn't cheap. I like the idea of hot glue that was mentioned above.
I check for leaks by placing the whole setup under water in my water change bucket and blowing into the end where the gas would normally come out. If there is a leak, you will see the little bubbles streaming out of it. If the system isn't working, 99% of the time it is because of a leak.
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I will agree with the m00se method. But will add that with the tubing I used it eventually got stiff and leaked at the part that was squeezed, so I would just pull it down a little further and create a new squeeze point. Silicone and super glue failed for me after a few months.
I have tried silicone and just a tight fitting tube. Both have failed for me. What I have done now (and has worked consistently for the ones I made for friends) is:
Use a Gatorade bottle. I found that soda bottles tend to leak through the cap sometimes. It caused me hours of frustration until I used a Gatorade bottle (I use the bottles that are close to 2 liters and also the one that's a gallon or something). Seals perfect every time.
Drill the hole in the cap, put the tube through, then wrap some duct tape around the cap. Make sure there is a decent amount of tape above the cap. Fill it with Gorilla Glue (doesn't have to be to the top, but thick enough). Let it dry over night.
This will definitely work. I have never had a problem with this method.
I used a combination of excessive amounts of jb weld water proof putty that hardens(had it lying around) and hot glue, in excessive amounts too, holding up well so far or at least I'm getting bubbles
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Drill a hole in the top. Use a nylon fitting and screw it on. Then stick the tubing onto the nipple. Truly failproof compared to anything mentioned on here so far. No leaks and you can remove it if needed or just swap the caps.
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Faber's return to action
There may be no fighter as closely tied to the business ups and downs of a mixed martial arts organization as World Extreme Cagefightings top star, Urijah Faber.
When The California Kid returns to action on Sunday night after injuries to both hands, the charismatic former WEC featherweight champion will be one win away from arguably the biggest fight in company history. He also will be just one loss away from likely being out of the title picture for some time to come.
Standing in the way in Fabers hometown Arco Arena in Sacramento is Brazilian foe Raphael Assuncao (14-1), who in no way is a setup-level opponent being handed to him in a match where the winner is slated to face current champion Jose Aldo Jr.
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After losing two of his last three fights, Urijah Faber faces a critical test Sunday night.
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Ive got a great opponent in Raphael, Faber said. Hes always in good shape and I think its going to be a coming-out party. I think there will be a lot of eyes on me on my return. Hes No. 5 in the world, and I expect both of us to put on a great show and I expect to win.
But at 31, Faber is in the most danger of losing his status as the WECs marquee star since the companys relationship with Versus started. Hes 22-3 but has lost two of his past three fights, both to former champion Mike Brown.
A win would lead to what could be promoted as the biggest event in company history perhaps even the WECs first pay-per-view main event, as has been discussed internally. A loss would for the first time remove him from title contention. Assuncao is a submission expert, having submitted eight opponents, and is particularly dangerous with the armbar.
He deserves to be where hes at, Assuncao said of Faber. Hes worked hard to be where hes at, and Im just coming up. Obviously, I didnt just get this opportunity. I fought my way up to co-main event status and fighting Urijah. I didnt just get lucky getting it.
I just hope we dont take it to a decision, Assuncao added. I just hope, if it does go to a decision, that everything is fair. Im not worried about being in his backyard and if it goes to a decision, Ill lose; I just hope that its fair and that the judges and the commission are fair and thats it.
Big matches arent unfamiliar territory for Faber, who held the title for two years and eight months before losing it in an upset at the end of 2008 to Brown in their first meeting.
Fabers big fights of the past two years a 2008 match with Jens Pulver and Junes featherweight title rematch with Brown were the two biggest money fights in WEC history. He retained his title by winning a decision over Pulver in the former. In the latter, Faber lost a decision in a match high on most lists as match of the year in a match where Faber injured both his hands, which had been sore for a long time coming off the Pulver fight.
The Pulver match drew 1.6 million viewers and the Brown fight on June 7 drew 1.3 million. Those numbers on Versus are even more impressive when you consider that no fight without Faber has done more than 700,000 viewers, and the most recent WEC show on Dec. 19 (featuring Donald Cerrone vs. Ed Ratcliffe) did 333,000.
Faber has the home-court advantage of fighting at Arco, the same site as the first Pulver and second Brown fights. Both events drew in excess of 12,000 fans, easily the two biggest numbers in WEC history, and numbers rarely reached in North American MMA without a UFC banner attached. While Faber doesnt have the same general-public name recognition of the biggest UFC fighters, among MMA fans Faber gets cheered as loudly as Georges St. Pierre and Chuck Liddell who get the strongest crowd reactions in the sport.
Every sport has its stars that shine above the others, noted Marc Fein, Versus executive vice president. When Faber fights, ratings tend to be up. Wed love to be able to get other fighters to that level. In every sport basketball, golf you have the guys that the public wants to watch.
Fabers popularity is the result of a combination of factors. Hes got a look that stands out in a crowd, and his personality comes across well, giving the vibe of a cool California surfer type. Hes worked tirelessly with WEC over the past three years in promoting himself and the brand. All that work can get you to a certain level of popularity, but to stay at the top you have to win fights. Faber has been able to deliver not only wins but memorable fights as well.
Being in fights of the year, that comes down to having to face adversity, said Faber, a former college wrestling star at Cal-Davis who now runs a stable of fighters called Team Alpha Male based in Sacramento. You need a back-and-forth battle, and thats the case when I fought Brown. In that case, I had to fight with people knowing both my hands were broken. Thats the same with Ben Henderson and [Donald] Cerrone [in their October fight, considered by many the match of the year]. Cerrone was getting his butt kicked. Henderson was almost submitted a couple of times. Those are the fights that are classic and go down in history. Not everyone has that kind of heart and people appreciate it.
Fighting on Sunday will end months of frustration, as Faber fought competitively with Brown for five rounds, losing a decision after being unable to punch with either hand in the later rounds. And his quickness on the stand-up was probably his best weapon against a strong opponent who was able to negate much of Fabers wrestling.
The first round, I had a break in the fourth and fifth metacarpal in the left hand, he said. One shattered. I needed two metal plates put in and eight screws. In the third round, I dislocated my thumb [in the right hand]. They had to be casted. But its good now. My recovery time ended up being cut in half. They told me I couldnt hit a bag for six months. I was hitting a bag in three months and fighting in six. But it sucked; the whole process was frustrating, the fight was frustrating. That sucked.
With Faber on the shelf, Brown dropped the title to Aldo on Nov. 18 in Las Vegas. With six straight knockouts, people are starting to peg the 23-year-old Aldo as someone who could be the next dominant champion in the sport, like a new-generation Anderson Silva.
I thought Aldo was going to win, Faber said. Ive been in there with Brown. I lost to him, but I feel I have the tools to get it done with him. I think the way both of my fights with Brown went down, I thought I should be close to a title shot. Im happy were going to find out who the best guys are right now. Aldo, right now, without a doubt, hes the one I have to beat, but I have a tough opponent first in Raphael. I dont want to get excited about Aldo because Ive got another hardheaded Brazilian. Id like too have a great performance and hopefully Ill have the belt midway through 2010.
I really hope that Fber gets back on track with this fight!
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These cookies are fun to make anytime of year. My family enjoys them because they're not as rich as many other sweets. The recipe can easily be doubled...I like to make one batch dipped in milk chocolate and another in white chocolate.
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- 1/2 cup peanut butter
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- 1 cup (6 ounces) white or milk chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- Spread peanut butter on half of the crackers; top with other half to make sandwiches. Refrigerate. Melt chocolate chips and shortening in a microwave or double boiler; dip sandwiches and place on waxed paper until chocolate hardens. Yield: 1-1/2 dozen.
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Cecília Arraiano Lab
Our studies focus on the control of gene expression. We have studied RNA degradation and characterized enzymes that mediate decay. Other interests are stress and microbial growth. This work has many applications in Biotechnology and Health.
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The main research area of our laboratory has been to elucidate factors determinant for the control of gene expression. Biological processes can not be fully understood without a deep understanding of RNA metabolism. In 2006 and 2009 three Nobel prizes were dedicated to research in the field of RNA. In our laboratory has been focused in the study of RNA degradation mechanisms and the characterization of enzymes that mediate RNA decay in microorganisms. Namely we have studied RNase II family ribonucleases in the maturation, degradation, and quality control of mRNAs and functional non-coding small RNAs. Our studies have been applied to areas of Biotechnological interest and Health. We have extended our research to eukaryotes to further understand the role of RNases in global regulation. Another area of interest is stress, bacterial cell growth and survival.
The continuous breakdown and resynthesis of prokaryotic mRNA allows for the fast production of new kinds of proteins and best explains the rapid adaptation of micro-organisms to a changing environment. In this way mRNA levels can regulate protein synthesis and cellular growth. However, the inherent instability of prokaryotic mRNA has been one of the main obstacles to the profitable production of proteins of interest in industrial micro-organisms. Prokaryotic mRNAs differ in their susceptibility to degradation by endonucleases and exonucleases that may be due differences in their sequence and structure. The analysis of mRNA degradation has been difficult in all systems and, despite numerous studies, the process of mRNA degradation is still poorly understood. Recent results appear to show that the similarities between mRNA decay in the pro- and eukaryotic systems are greater than were generally believed. It is important to study RNA metabolism in different systems to allow universally conserved features to be recognized. Future work will involve the identification and study of the mechanism of action of more RNases, relating these RNases to the decay of RNAs. The team of C. Arraiano, in close collaboration with international partners, through the use of state-of-the-art technologies such as in vitro systems, functional genomics and RNomics, will continue to contribute to the knowledge of the regulating mechanism of gene expression.
Group Members
José Andrade, FCT Investigator
Sandra Viegas, Post-Doc
Susana Domingues, Post-Doc
Michal Malecki, Post-Doc
Inês Guinote, Post-Doc
Rute Matos, Post-Doc
Ricardo Moreira, Post-Doc
Inês Silva, PhD student
- Filipa Reis, PhD student
- Vânia Pobre, PhD student
- Margarida Saramago, PhD student
- Cátia Bárria, Research Student
- Joana Pissarra, Research Student
- Raquel Santos, Research Student
- Teresa Pinto, Research Student
- Andreia Aires, Research Technician
Selected Publications
- Frazão C+, McVey CE+, Amblar M+, Barbas A, Vonrhein C, Arraiano CM*, Carrondo MA.*, Unravelling the dynamics of RNA degradation by ribonuclease II and its RNA-bound complex. NATURE. 2006 Sep 7;443(7107):110-4.+Contributed equally; *Corresponding Authors
- Arraiano CM, Andrade JM, Domingues S, Guinote IB, Malecki M, Matos RG, Moreira RN, Pobre V, Reis FP, Saramago M, Silva IJ, Viegas SC. (2010) The critical role of RNA processing and degradation in the control of gene expression. FEMS Microbiol Rev. 2010 Sep;34(5):883-923. Epub 2010 Jun 24.
- Viegas SC, Silva IJ, Saramago M, Domingues S, Arraiano CM. (2011) Regulation of the small regulatory RNA MicA by ribonuclease III: a target-dependent pathway. Nucleic Acids Res. 2011 Apr;39(7):2918-30. Epub 2010 Dec 7.
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Controlo da Expressão Génica (PT)
Muitos processos biológicos não podem ser totalmente compreendidos sem se conhecer detalhadamente o metabolismo do RNA e vários prémios Nobel foram recentemente atribuídos nesta área. A contínua degradação e síntese de RNA possibilita a rápida produção de novas proteínas e permite que os organismos se adaptem a um ambiente em constante modificação. A área principal do laboratório de C. Arraiano tem sido a elucidação dos mecanismos de maturação e degradação de todos tipos de RNA. Outra área de interesse tem sido o estudo de divisão celular bacteriana e a resistência a stress. Através da construção de mutantes deficientes em ribonucleases (RNases-enzimas que degradam o RNA) têm sido capazes de estudar RNAs específicos e modular a sua degradação. Para além disso a atenção deste grupo em estado focada nos enzimas intervêm nestes processos. Os estudos têm sido sobretudo baseados em ciência fundamental mas os resultados têm aplicações de muito interesse nas áreas da Saúde e Biotecnologia.


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Edward Behr talks about the foods that every food lover should know and gives advice on buying, using, preparing, and enjoying food. 50 Foods: The Essentials of Good Tasteexplains how to how to select top quality food as well as how to prepare, serve, and eat it. He also names the most complementary foods and flavors and the wines that go with them.


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The goal was to build a state-of-the-art winemaking facility that would complement the bucolic serenity of the Napa Valley property while conveying the quality and elegance of the wine. In the past, the owner of Quintessa Winery had harvested grapes and sent them out to independent producers to crush, ferment, and bottle. But now he wanted to build his own full-service winery, including a tasting center, production facility, and corporate offices.
The solution is a simple, sculptural, crescent-shaped building that is integrated into the hillside with seeming effortlessness. A "gravity-flow" method of winemaking was used. Grapes are crushed above, on the terrace, and funneled down via roof hatches into fermentation tanks below.
The design minimizes the potentially damaging impact of a substantial structure on the existing vineyards and landscape by reflecting the natural contours of the geography. The use of irrigated sod roofs and night air ventilation produce natural regulation of temperature and humidity, which reduces the need for mechanized refrigeration. Visitors sample wine in a cave atmosphere and take tours of the production facilities and vineyards.
The project was a close collaboration among the owner, the winemaker, the architect, and the wine production consultant. Gathering a team of consultants at the beginning of the project allowed for a more efficient and productive design process. It also ensured that the project came in on schedule and on budget.
The design utilizes an open floor plan that will be able to accommodate changes in the future.


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SAE Combination, Reversible Reversible Wrench Set, 7 Number of Pieces
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2010
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 2. Assessment
Chapter 4. Assessment by State Board of Equalization Generally
Article 1. General Provisions*
Section 722.5
722.5. Local and State assessment dates. (a) Real property assessed by the board pursuant to Section 19 of Article XIII of the California Constitution on January 1, which thereafter becomes subject to local assessment, shall not be assessed locally during the remainder of the assessment year, except as provided in Chapter 3.5 (commencing with Section 75) of Part 0.5 of Division 1.
(b) Personal property that becomes subject to board assessment after January 1, and real property that becomes subject to board assessment on or after January 1, and on or before the following January 1, shall not be state assessed until the assessment year commencing on the latter January 1.
History.—Added by Stats. 1986, Ch. 1457, in effect January 1, 1987. Stats. 1987, Ch. 921, in effect September 22, 1987, added the second sentence to subdivision (a). Stats. 1996, Ch. 499, in effect January 1, 1996, operative January 1, 1997, substituted "assessment year" for "local assessment year commencing within 60 days after January 1" after "remainder of the" in the first sentence, and deleted "For the purposes of Section 75.11, real property which becomes subject to local
assessment after January 1 and before the following March 1 shall be deemed to be subject to local assessment as of March 1.", the former second sentence of subdivision (a); deleted former subdivision (b) which read: "Real property which becomes subject to board assessment pursuant to Section 19 of Article XIII of the California Constitution as the result of a lease, a purchase, a change in ownership, or the creation of a possessory interest after January 1 and before the following March 1 shall be deemed to be subject to board assessment as of January 1."; and relettered former subdivision (c) as (b), substituted "that" for "which" after "real property", and substituted "January" for "March" after "on or after" in subdivision (b).
Note.—Section 8 of Stats. 1987, Ch. 921, provided that no reimbursement is required by this act pursuant to Section 6 of Article XIII B of the California Constitution because the Legislature finds and declares that there are savings as well as costs in this act which, in the aggregate, do not result in additional net costs.
* Article 1 was added by Stats. 1976, Ch. 877, p. 1990, in effect January 1, 1977.


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Mayor Greg Nickels
The Seattle Pedestrian Master Plan is a City of Seattle document. It has been prepared by the Seattle Department of Transportation, in coordination with multiple city agencies and other community, regional, and state organizations.
The City of Seattle would especially like to thank the individuals who participated in the Pedestrian Master Plan Advisory Group for their assistance in the development of this Plan.
Additional thanks goes to the Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board and the participants in the Community Roundtables, as well as to all of the people of Seattle who participated in surveys, meetings, and provided their comments during the plan development.
Agency Staff
Lead Agency
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Gallup tracking shows Romney steady at +5, but …
posted at 1:27 pm on October 27, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
… the news gets worse for Obama among registered voters. The head-to-head LV is 51/46 Romney, but Obama's lead is gone among RVs, which are tied at 48. And if that wasn't bad enough, his approval rating among RVs has dropped to 46/49, a one-day shift from 48/47.
And look at what has happened to that approval rating over the last two days:
.@edmorrissey In two days, Obama's approval has shifted from +7 to -3. #Gallup
— Jon Gabriel (@ExJon) October 27, 2012
Looks like a collapse brewing, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was related to Benghazi, the increasing shrillness and pettiness of Obama's campaign rhetoric, or both.
Update (AP): To follow up on Ed's point, you're well advised to have a look at Gallup's job approval tracker over time. Except for a blip in mid-September, O's job rating hasn't been underwater since the beginning of September, right after the GOP convention. I think Ed's right that public awareness of Benghazi is catching up to him. Either that, or centrists are starting to tilt towards Romney and this is a sign of abandonment. Certainly fits with the national polls over the last two days.
Update (AP): It's not just Gallup, either. Check out the late movement in O's job approval ratings in RCP's poll average:


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It's hard for me to accept that visitors have the final say in how websites look. I like my designs to step into the world the way I envisioned them, but that's just not possible on the web. People pop in with different sized monitors set to different color depths and resolutions using different browsers with different window sizes. There are way too many variables that web designers have no control over.
So I tend to stick with fixed-width layouts, a 960px web design width in particular. It reduces the effects of the visitor x-factor and it's just about perfect for any website.
960px for the largest audience and the most flexibility
Below is a screenshot of the screen resolution statistics from W3Counter for September 2009. (Percentages were calculated from traffic to over 27,000 websites.)
The most popular screen resolution for the last several years has been 1024×768. And that's been trailed by even larger resolutions. Granted, the numbers may change depending on the audience for a website. Sites dedicated to design, photography, or technology, for instance, will show a higher percentage of large screens. But, if you want a website to stay true to your vision for the largest number of visitors, then 1024×768 is the starting point.
From there, you have to take into account all the kooky things visitors can do with their browsers and what design options a particular size offers. This is where a 960px web design width shines.
- It leaves room for browser chrome and window resizing – The title bar, search box, scrollbars, menus, and toolbars all take up space within the 1024×768 viewing area. You also have to account for the fact that some visitors won't have their browser windows maximized, so you may lose even more space. A 960px width allows you to pack in a lot of information and still leaves room for inconsistencies in window size.
- It's evenly divided by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 20, 24, and more – That leads to a staggering amount of grid options. Whether you're into complex magazine-style layouts or just want a simple two-, three-, or four-column layout, a 960px width makes it easy to create a well-proportioned design.
What about 800×600 screen resolutions?
Some businesses and government agencies have been slow to upgrade from small displays and ancient browsers. If you're sure the majority of your audience will sit in front of screens with an 800×600 resolution, then it's a design limitation you have to live with.
If, however, you just want to accommodate every last visitor (I know the feeling), there's a workaround. Create your design with a width of 960px, then position the navigation on the right side of the layout. Even though visitors with small screens will see a horizontal scrollbar, the full width of the content area should be visible on every page without scrolling. It's a compromise, but that's why I said a 960px width is just about perfect.
As web designers, we don't have the luxury of creating a pixel-perfect layout for every visitor. But a 960px web design width can go a long way toward putting control over finished sites back in our hands.


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MeshStyles in ParametricPlot3D???
I don't subscribe to this list so please email me direct if you can answer this...
The following works and produces a cylinder whose polygon edges are red:
{0.84 Cos[t], u, 0.84 Sin[t], EdgeForm[RGBColor[1,0,0]]},
PlotRange -> {{-1,1},{0,3},{-1,1}},
PlotPoints -> {32,32},
Shading -> False, ... (etc)...]
But this elicits a message about different colours being generated in the plot and renders a cylinder with black polygon edges at the default Thickness[]:
{0.84 Cos[t], u, 0.84 Sin[t], EdgeForm[Thickness[0.0001]]},
PlotRange -> {{-1,1},{0,3},{-1,1}},
PlotPoints -> {32,32},
Shading -> False, ...(etc)...]
If this is the wrong approach, how does one set the style of the "mesh" in a parametricPlot3D of a surface?
Thanks in advance
Michael Woodley


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For most of us, it's easy to get caught up living each day for the temporary. Time flies by and glimpses of the eternal that have been set in our hearts go unnoticed. The role of art in today's world seems most relevant when it can jolt us out of the mundane and give us a taste of the divine. For Micah Peacock, this is a worthy pursuit that he's definitely got a knack for.
His latest E.P., Unnamed Shades (2013), is an attempt to voice the discovery of a love that goes deeper than words can utter. It expresses the reality that some things we experience in this life are too rich for words. Some things we behold are too beautiful to be captured in an image, and these simple songs are sure to remind each listener of the truth that the subtlest of moments can be the most powerful.
"If you ask me, music should be fun to listen to. It should make you think. It should make you feel. It can take you on a road to places you've never been, to some place familiar, or to nowhere in particular. It has the ability to express what is otherwise inexpressible, to take what is intangible and make it real. Music is what takes me from confusion to clarity, from questions to truth, from the temporary to the eternal. It's my hope that my music can reach people in the same way."


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'The Amazing Spider-Man 2′ Review
Most of what I know about complex science comes from comic books, so forgive me if my understanding of quantum mechanics is a little off. But, I think it can mean that particles can exist in two states simultaneously. 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' a film loaded with such half-understood notions of difficult scientific concepts, is a quantum movie. It manages to be both awful and entertaining, frequently at the same exact time. The script is ludicrous, even by summer blockbuster standards. The characters behave irrationally and without motivation and the story makes lengthy, frequent pit stops into dull backstory. But, for every moment of tedium and confusion there is a tiny explosion of joy. Director Marc Webb just barely ties this collision of half-baked ideas together in a sticky Spidey bow.
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' Review
Whereas Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips talked, finessed, sweated and went into shock to rescue his crew, Chris Evans' Captain America jumps onto a hijacked boat from a helicopter without a parachute. His liberation of a S.H.I.E.L.D. vessel captured by international terrorists involves flinging himself across the deck; a human pinball with terrorists as his easily neutralized bumpers. Make that a super-human pinball, because as much as Steve Rogers maintains his golly shucks good nature, he is, after all, a Marvel superhero and he's here to save the day in the most preposterous and camera-ready fashion that's possible. Welcome to 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'.
'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Review
When the closing credits rolled after the original 'The Hunger Games,' I thought to myself "eh, not bad." But I was in no rush to see the follow-up. When the closing credits rolled after Francis Lawrence's 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' after I was able to collect myself, I was fully prepared to run out and get a mockingjay tattoo. Over my heart. With the phrase, "I will lay down my life for you, Katniss Everdeen, because you are the first and finest true hero of 21st century cinema."
'World War Z' Review
The title is 'World War Z,' but I can think up two other letters: "O" and "K."
'World War Z' is okay because it zips along with the fury of a computer-generated cascade of fast zombies. 'World War Z' is okay because Brad Pitt is a great leading man, even if his character has no depth. 'World War Z' is okay because there is always a fatalistic draw to see our social order tumble and great cities reduced to cinders.
It is also, unfortunately, merely okay because there's nothing in this movie you haven't seen before.


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Jordan would say, 'Keep a straight face, be mad at them,' but these are two of the funniest people!
Without the carried interest rate, lobbyists will tell you with a straight face, the engine of capitalism would break down.
Lucas Neff told me that he has a hard time keeping a straight face with you and Garret Dillahunt.
At one point Imagine Dragons and Lorde were invoked as examples of "a pretty good year for rock," with a straight face.
Amazing how people can still haul this one out with a straight face.
Drake struggled to keep a straight face, and answered, "It is not their rle, sir."
"The rest of your luggage, sir," he said with a straight face.
We ran up the bank of the stream, and when we reached the straight face of the cliff Lacelle turned to the right.
Mrs. Steele is the first, as usual, to pull a straight face.
The merry find no more difficulty in keeping a straight face than he found in using the flat phrase.
noun phrase
A face revealing no ironic amusement or disbelief: He couldn't tell me that story with a straight face (1897+)


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Winfield Police activity for Feb. 25, 2008 through Feb. 29, 2008 included:
Feb. 29
Frances L. Harris and Justin Leon Drake, both of Winfield, were involved in non-injury accident at 14th and Manning streets.
Michael Allen Harper and Jeffre A. Crow, both of Winfield, were involved in a non-injury accident at Eighth and Cherry streets.
Citations issued: Daniel August Berry, Winfield, speeding.
Veronica Jean Jacques, Winfield, driving in violation of restricted driver's license and defective headlights.
Timothy J. Faulk, Winfield, dog at large.
Karen Abby Cornejo, Winfield, dog at large.
Officers also were involved in a number of citizen complaints, prowler calls, a suspicious vehicle, a possible intoxicated driver, a welfare check and public assistance call.
Feb. 27
Cassandra K. Groom, Winfield, Arrested on an outstanding warrant in the 1900 block Main.
Michael Shane Hotchkin, Winfield, ran off roadway in the 500 block N. Michigan and caused damage to his vehicle.
Barry H. Baker and Tosha Renee Lynn Sawyer, both of Winfield, were victims of burglary and theft in the 2800 block of E. 12th.
Lois J. Miller, Winfield, Handicap Parking Violation 100 block E. 10th.
Benjamin R. Byo, Winfield, Handicap parking Violation 900 block Main.
Ronald J. Neagle, Arkansas City, Parking in No Parking Zone 1000 block Main.
Signe K. Geist, Winfield, Handicap Parking Violation 10th/Millington.
Feb. 26
Male juvenile of Winfield was cited for underage possession of tobacco at the Winfield High School.
Jevyn Dean Voss, Winfield, and Bryon Dante Chavez, Winfield, were involved in a non-injury accident in the 100 block of west 14th. Chavez was cited for failure to yield after stopping and driving in violation of age restriction.
Ramon Macias, Winfield. was the victim of theft in the 800 block of east 15th.
Tracy Joann Tapia, Winfield, was a victim of theft in the 600 block of Millington St.
Patrick Ryan Burr, Winfield, was the victim of burglary to residence and theft in the 1100 block of Loomis.
Casey's of Winfield was the victim of theft in the 200 block of west 9th.
Lloyd R Mason, Arkansas City, collided with a parked vehicle owned by Margaret J. Brooks Trust, Winfield, at Fourth and Bliss St.
Feb. 25
Albert Anthony McMichael of Winfield was cited for parking in a handicapped zone in the 1000 Blk of Main St.
Ben Daniel Weber of Winfield was cited for parking in a handicapped zone in the 900 Blk of Main St.
Jiffy Lube of Winfield victim of theft in the 1200 Blk of Main St.
Chas Smith of Winfield was involved in a non-injury, one-vehicle accident when his parked vehicle rolled and hit a parked trailer at 3400 E 12th Ave.
Jennifer Sandell of Winfield was victim of theft in the 2300 block Main St.


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March 21, 2012
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Varsity Tennis Center)
Score: #20 Michigan 5, #17 Notre Dame 2
Records: U-M (8-5), Notre Dame (12-4)
Next U-M Event: Saturday, March 24 -- vs. Wisconsin (Varsity Tennis Center), 11 a.m.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The No. 20-ranked University of Michigan women's tennis team claimed five of six singles matches to surge past No. 17 Notre Dame, 5-2, on Wednesday afternoon (March 21) at the Varsity Tennis Center. The dual marked the end of the Wolverines' non-conference slate.
After dropping the doubles point for the second straight dual, the Wolverines dominated the singles competition, winning the first set on five courts to immediately take control. Of its five singles wins, U-M took four in straight sets.
Senior Michelle Sulahian (Valley Glen, Calif./Campbell Hall HS) put Michigan on the board with a 6-4, 6-0 decision against Julie Sabacinski on the No. 6 court. The Wolverine senior claimed the final eight games of the match, using a late break to claim the first set before shutting out the second.
Notre Dame kept pace with a win at the No. 4 position, before sophomores Sam Critser (Mountain View, Calif./Mountain View HS) and Brooke Bolender (Delray Beach, Fla./Kaplan Prep) earned back-to-back wins at No. 5 and No. 2, respectively, to give the Wolverines the lead for good. Critser traded several first-set breaks with Chrissie McGaffigan before taking advantage of a late break in the seventh game to take the opening set. She similarly broke in the seventh game in the second, winning the final three games to cap a 6-4, 6-4 victory.
Bolender earned a 7-6 (4), 6-2 decision over No. 84-ranked Kristy Frilling on the No. 2 court -- her fifth win over a ranked opponent this season. The Wolverine sophomore fought off three set points to force the tiebreaker in the first, where she claimed the final three points to take the set. She gave up an immediate break in the second set but broke back quickly and took the last three games to seal it.
Freshman Sarah Lee (Los Angeles, Calif./Campbell Hall HS) clinched the dual with a 7-6 (2), 6-4 win over Jennifer Kellner at No. 3. Lee, who improved to 11-1 in dual competition, rallied from a two-game deficit to claim the second set, breaking to take control in the fifth game.
With the match already decided, freshman Emina Bektas (Indianapolis, Ind./New Braunfels HS) closed out the dual with a 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 win over No. 49 Shannon Matthews at the No. 1 position. Bektas broke early in the third set and after getting broken to even the score at 4-4, took the final two games to claim her 12th win over a ranked opponent. She improved to 10-1 in dual-match action.
While Bektas and Bolender claimed the Wolverines' only win in the doubles competition, it was a big one. The Wolverine duo, ranked seventh nationally, cruised to an 8-4 decision over the No. 1-ranked pairing of Frilling at Matthews. Michigan battled back to hold serve in the fifth game and took over in the next, going up 4-2. They similarly fought off several break points to hold at 6-3 and broke again to the end the match.
The Wolverines (8-5) will host back-to-back Big Ten dual matches at the Varsity Tennis Center this weekend, welcoming Wisconsin at 11 a.m. on Saturday (March 24) before facing Minnesota at noon on Sunday (March 25).
Following are match-by-match results:
No. 1 -- No. 10 Emina Bektas (U-M) d. No. 49 Shannon Matthews (ND), 6-1, 4-6, 6-4
No. 2 -- No. 64 Brooke Bolender (U-M) d. No. 84 Kristy Frilling (ND), 7-6 (4), 6-2
No. 3 -- Sarah Lee (U-M) d. Jennifer Kellner (ND), 7-6 (2), 6-4
No. 4 -- Britney Sanders (ND) d. No. 124 Mimi Nguyen (U-M), 6-2, 7-6 (4)
No. 5 -- No. 106 Sam Critser (U-M) d. Chrissie McGaffigan (ND), 6-4, 6-3
No. 6 -- Michelle Sulahian (U-M) d. Julie Sabacinski (ND), 6-4, 6-0
No. 1 -- No. 7 Brooke Bolender/Emina Bektas (U-M) d. No. 1 Kristy Frilling/Shannon Matthews (ND), 8-4
No. 2 -- Julie Sabacinski/Britney Sanders (ND) d. Mimi Nguyen/Michelle Sulahian (U-M), 8-6
No. 3 -- Jennifer Kellner/Chrissie McGaffigan (ND) d. Sarah Lee/Sam Critser (U-M), 8-6
Order of Completion: Singles 6-4-5-2-3-1; Doubles 1-3-2
Contact: Leah Howard (734) 763-4423


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Bram brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 166 Designs von 54 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Logo design for a software company that develops innovative, easy-to-use, web 2.0 style, software products for the (legal) professional services market.
Legalsense is a young software company that develops browser-based software for the (legal) professional services market.
We are looking for a logo design for our main corporate brand that can be used on all our marketing material.
There are no set colors or guidelines yet, except for the name ("legalsense"). The logo should correspond with our company values:
- keep it simple;
- clear, accessible and clean (= easy to understand);
- deliver what we promise;
- flexible and open;
- The name "legalsense" in the logo, preferable all lowercase though if the design works better with a capitalized first letter that is up to you.
- Colors are open. Fresh and clean colors are preffered. Needs to work well on a website. Needs to work on white background. Multiple colors are allowed but not too many (4 max.).
- Apple like designs
- Eye for detail
- Playful yet professional (not boring)
- Part of the logo should be reusable as a separate logo/icon element
- Not text-only
- Unprofessional fonts
- Rainbow colors


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Not finding what you are looking for? Please do not hesitate to contact me with your questions, concerns, and ideas.
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Britain's prime minister has said more concrete evidence that Syria has used chemical arms is needed to prompt Western military action. Meanwhile, a UN chemical investigation team has still not been allowed into Syria.
British Prime Minister David Cameron told the BBC on Friday that there was limited but growing evidence of chemical weapons' use by forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
"It is very disturbing what we are seeing," Cameron said. "It's limited evidence but there's growing evidence, that we have seen too, of the use of chemical weapons, probably by the regime."
His comments came one day after the US reported that Syria had likely used chemical weapons against rebel forces, but emphasized that spy agencies were still not 100 percent sure of the assessment. The chemical used is believed to be sarin, a highly toxic nerve agent.
At the start of the inquiry, President Barack Obama said that any evidence that the regime has used chemical weapons would be a "game changer."
"This is extremely serious, and I think what President Obama said was absolutely right – that this should form for the international community a red line for us to do more," Cameron said.
Cameron stopped short of calling for military action. "I don't want to see that and I don't think that is likely to happen, but I think we can step up the pressure on the regime, work with our partners, work with the opposition in order to bring about the right outcome."
Calling the alleged actions "appalling" he said more evidence needs to be gathered.
"In my view what we need to do … is shape that opposition, work with them, train them, mentor them, help them so we put the pressure on the regime and so we can bring this to an end," he said.
Britain's Foreign Office confirmed Thursday it also had "limited but persuasive" evidence of the use of chemical agents in the conflict, which has left more than 70,000 dead since March 2011, according to the United Nations.
Government forces and rebels have accused each other of using chemical weapons. The United Nations has set up a mission to investigate the allegations. However, Syria has refused to allow the UN team into the country.
EU waiting for definitive evidence
Meanwhile, the European Union anounced that it was waiting for more definitive evidence on whether the regime had used chemical weapons.
"We are still monitoring this along with our international partners to see what has really happened because it doesn't seem entirely clear at this point in time," said Michael Mann, a spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
"The line we have is very, very simple: that any use of chemical weapons in any circumstances is, of course, completely unacceptable," he said.
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Just as Babe Ruth and Stan Musial before him, Ankiel has given up the idea of returning to pitching and is going all-out to earn a position in the outfield. KY3 reported that Tony La Russa considered Ankiel a legitimate major league prospect and a more advanced hitter than one would expect.
In 2001 Ankiel was the designated hitter for the rookie league team in Johnson City, Tennessee, hitting 10 homers. He has a 207 career batting average with two homers, a triple and nine RBIs in 87 at-bats in the majors.
Ankiel, 25, will be sent to Jupiter, Florida's training camp to where he will spend a few days before reporting to the Springfield Cardinals. St. Louis removed him from their 40-man roster on Monday, March 28 and after no other team claimed him by the deadline on Thursday, he signed the minor league contract to play for Springfield later that day.
The Springfield Cardinals open at home on Tuesday, April 12, against the Tulsa Drillers. Game time is 7:30 p.m. and a few tickets remain for the game.
You can write to John Brayfield @ firstname.lastname@example.com


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"Simply the best in Asia"
Wonjin Beauty Medical group was established in 1999, in the heart of Gangnam. Led by Dr. Park Wonjin, the group has expanded to be the biggest beauty medical group in Asia over a decade of time.
As of today, Wonjin has established into a one-stop beauty cosmetic center. Extending its reach from plastic surgery to dermatology, dentistry, anti-aging center, cosmetic surgery, and many more, Wonjin became the most famous beauty medical group, not only in Korea, but all over Asia, looking striving to be the best in the world.
We are not only known for our scale, but also for our care for patients. We have over 50 specialists from various fields of medicine to provide our patients with optimized diagnosis. Moreover, we have a number of anesthesiologists who overlook the entire procedure of operation from start to finish. All is equivalent to a general hospital level.
Plus, in support of our patients, we provide various language services: English, Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Also, we have numerous affiliations that offer various services from hospitality, shopping, musical, and more. We are in affiliation with JW Marriot, Lotte Hotel, and other major and minor hospitality service providers. Also, for our patients, we provide simulation pictures of how you would look after the surgery. Last but not least, we arrange airport pick-up and drop off services for our patients.Come and experience the most skillful doctors and customized customer services. Change how you look to change how you live. You are safe with us. Start with us.
Dear Shawn,
Thanks so much for taking the time to review us. We hope you are healing well and are ecstatic that you feel we did a good job. If you need anything at all, please be sure to contact us!
Dear Rolf,
Thanks so much for taking the time to review us. We hope your wife and you are doing well and are satisfied with the result. If you need anything at all, please be sure to contact us again!
Dear Yusif, Thanks so much for taking the time to review us. We hope you are doing well and are ecstatic that you feel we did a good job. Your comment about the translator is noted with appreciation. We will certainly improve on this part of service in the future. If you need anything at all, please be sure to contact us!
Cosmetic Dentistry
Dental Implants
Orthodontic Services
Medical Aesthetics
Plastic Surgery
Parking - Basement indoor valet parking
Public transport access - 5 min walk from Gangnam subway station
Patient bathroom
On-site pharmacy
Emergency service - Anesthesiologists and EMT in residence as part of an Emergency Prevention System (EPS)
Text message reminders - Patients will receive text messages and phone calls for appointment reminder
Open weekends - Open on Saturday from 9:30 AM to 5 PM
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Get an overview of this hotel5-star Cape Town guesthouse in Bantry Bay with free breakfast
Popular property highlights
Guest Highlights
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
Located in Bantry Bay, this boutique guesthouse is within 3 mi (5 km) of Sea Point Swimming Pool, Queens Beach, and Green Point Park. Signal Hill and Camps Bay Beach are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge are available at this guesthouse. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, a snack bar/deli, and coffee/tea in a common area.
Room Amenities
All 7 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and iPod docks. Flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players provide a bit of entertainment, and guests will also appreciate thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Guest House Amenities
Guest House Amenities
Dining options at the guesthouse include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This boutique guesthouse also offers an outdoor pool, spa services, and a library. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 7
- Number of floors - 5
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Bar/lounge
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Library
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Free self parking
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Spa services on site
- Outdoor pool
- Tours/ticket assistance
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Rainfall showerhead
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- iPod docking station
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room massage available
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- In-room safe
- Room service (24 hours)
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10 AM.
52 De Wet has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the guesthouse include an outdoor pool.
Guest House Policies
Check-in time starts at 11 AM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children 11 and younger are not allowed at this property from April to November. The rest of the year they are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card 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.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
24-hour check-in
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 735 per room (one way)
- Late check-out fee: ZAR 150.00
Guest house Name
- 52 Wet
- 52 Wet Cape Town
- 52 Wet House Cape Town
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 11 years old and younger are not permitted from April to November. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
Quality Graded by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA) – South Africa's official quality assurance organization.


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Philadelphia, PA 19102
Suite 1404 Philadelphia, PA 19103
1800 JFK Blvd.,
Suite 1404
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Grace King, LPC, NCC, earned a bachelor's degree in psychology at King's College and a master's in clinical-counseling psychology at LaSalle University. Grace has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples.
Grace believes that everyone deserves to live a useful and happy life and is therefore committed to supporting her clients in overcoming the obstacles that get in the way of them reaching their full potential and achieving their goals.
Grace's therapeutic approach is eclectic, where she utilizes modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Therapy and Mindfulness."
Grace's therapeutic approach is eclectic, where she utilizes modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Therapy and Mindfulness."
Grace has provided psychotherapy for people struggling with depression, anxiety, phobias, trauma, grief and loss, addiction, relationships, anger management, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, personality disorders, adjustment disorder, communication, low self-esteem and life transitions.
Kristin Jaundrill earned her bachelor's degree from Vassar College and her Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Connecticut. She has worked as a therapist in community mental health agencies over the past six years providing individual, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents, families, and young adults. She has experience working with individuals from varying ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds and she values multicultural competence in her practice. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Pennsylvania.
Kristin has provided mental health treatment for various issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment disorders, ADHD, behavior disorders and developmental disorders.
Kristin's therapeutic approach is integrative. She practices client-centered and strength-based therapy utilizing treatment models such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and solution-focused therapy. She has received additional training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).
Kristin strives to create a comfortable therapeutic environment to support and empower individuals in achieving their goals.
Pamela Schade is a licensed professional counselor in Pennsylvania and is board certified.
Pamela has 17 years of experience helping many people in need (adolescents, adults and seniors) who have struggled with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, addictions, low self-esteem, mental illness, grief and loss, trauma, and anger issues.
Pamela earned her Master of Science degree in Counseling from Texas A&M University, and her bachelor's degree at the University of Louisiana.
Passionate about people, Pamela uses her energetic style, self-awareness, compassion and communication skills to assess and help her clients work through their issues. Pamela has the ability to establish rapport quickly with her clients in part by using her empathetic counseling skills to help them get "unstuck" and make a shift in their life.
Pamela uses techniques such as breathing exercises, boundary setting, self-esteem building exercises, anger management skills, career guidance, solution focused therapy, goal oriented problem solving skills, time management skills, stress management skills and coping skills to balance the stressors from work and life issues.
Pamela has many years of experience being a family therapist. She likes to focus on individual and couples counseling.
Counseling is Pamela's passion! She says:
Why do we have feelings? What is the importance of having feelings? We have feelings so we can connect with one another. Human beings are social beings who need support from the people in their lives."
Why do we have feelings? What is the importance of having feelings? We have feelings so we can connect with one another. Human beings are social beings who need support from the people in their lives."
Dr. Johanna Isaacs is a licensed clinical psychologist in Pennsylvania. She earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and a master's and Psy.D. in clinical psychology from Widener University.
She has experience working with children, young adults, adults, families and couples in psychotherapy.
Through cognitive-behavioral interventions, mindfulness techniques, and positive life coaching approaches, she has helped people cope with the stress of life transitions, the symptoms of anxiety and depression, and the challenges of learning disabilities, autism spectrum and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorders.
Dr. Isaacs believes that creating a strong therapeutic relationship that is collaborative, supportive, and focused on positive solutions is what leads to effective long-term life changes."
Dr. Isaacs believes that creating a strong therapeutic relationship that is collaborative, supportive, and focused on positive solutions is what leads to effective long-term life changes."
She also has extensive experience conducting psychological assessments for children and adults to determine academic accommodations for schools, colleges, and standardized testing, diagnostic testing for learning disabilities and AD/HD, and IQ and academic testing.
Joe earned a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine after completing his undergraduate degree at State University of New York at Buffalo as a double major in Psychology and Sociology. Joe gained some of his initial clinical experience transferring Mental Skills Training techniques to Division 3 Athletes as a Sports Psychology Consultant. Thereafter Joe's clinical work moved to a different type of team, the family team, where he utilized the evidenced based Eco-Systemic Family Therapy Model to help families, couples and individuals successfully reach treatment goals.
A common thread across Joe's experience has been working with the specialized needs of children, teens and adults whose day to day lives are impacted by symptoms of anxiety and depression, loss of anger control, a traumatic or stressful event, grief and loss, attention deficit/hyperactivity, and/or overwhelming stress. Joe's eclectic and humanistic approach empowers the client to identify and capitalize on their strengths to overcome challenges and reach life's goals.
Meaghan Coneys, LCSW earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from St. Catherine University, a Master's in Clinical Social Work from the University of Saint Thomas, and completed a two year post-graduate training program at the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy in New York City to receive a certificate in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.
Meaghan has provided psychotherapy to adults, youth, and children using primarily a psychodynamic and relational lens, however also incorporating various modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness. Meaghan has worked extensively with trauma, abuse, neglect, depression, anxiety, addiction, personality disorders, anger management, stress, sexuality, and relationship issues. Meaghan strongly believes that the relationship between the therapist and client is the primary factor to change and growth within the individual. Furthermore, she emphasizes importance on past and current relationships, believing that we are impacted and molded by our relationships with others. Meaghan maintains a strengths-based and humanistic approach to psychotherapy.
1518 Walnut St., Suite 804
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Dr. Alan Goldberg has been licensed as a psychologist, practicing in Pennsylvania since 1982. Trained at Antioch, Southwest, and Pennsylvania State Universities, he currently serves an adult population addressing issues that affect mood and overall adjustment and wellness.
His expertise also includes addressing the psychological factors in pain and chronic illness; ADHD coaching for adults; LGBT issues; general and specific relationship issues; and overall management of stress, anxiety, panic, and depression.
Dr. Goldberg describes his treatment philosophy as follows:
I believe that any effective client-therapist relationship requires an atmosphere of mutual respect and I see my own role in that relationship as that of a coach and mentor in exploring new and more effective ways of thinking, feeling and coping."
I believe that any effective client-therapist relationship requires an atmosphere of mutual respect and I see my own role in that relationship as that of a coach and mentor in exploring new and more effective ways of thinking, feeling and coping."
While utilizing a wide range of techniques, suited to each individual's needs, Dr. Goldberg draws heavily from cognitive-behavioral, rational-emotive, transactional analysis and positive psychology orientations.
Laura Keyser says that counseling is about exploration, acceptance and transformation. Would you like to increase your feelings of happiness and life satisfaction? How about communicating better with your partner or your child? Maybe you are feeling stuck in your patterns of anxiety and depression. Do you want to explore your spirituality or heal from a history of childhood sexual abuse? What would it feel like to identify your challenges and increase your strengths as a resilient and hopeful person?
Laura has counseled individuals, children and families in a variety of settings for more than 15 years. She can help you explore your spirituality, and how you make meaning out of life's challenges. Cognitive behavioral therapy can be used to help you review and revise thoughts that may be getting in the way of your happiness.
Laura's training in sexual abuse healing can help you begin to experience freedom from those wounds. Exploring issues related to attachment theory can help improve your relationships with your partner or your children. A behavioral modification plan can help lower your stress level while improving your child's behaviors. You and your counselor (along with any other family members) can do this together in a non-judgmental environment that encourages you to explore, accept and transform your life.
Heidi Faust LCSW earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from George Mason University and an master's degree from City University of New York. Heidi has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families, as well as immigrant, minority and LGBTQ populations. Heidi also speaks conversational Spanish.
Heidi has provided psychotherapy for various issues, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, trauma, grief, addiction/substance abuse, anger management, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, relationships, communication, careers and life transitions. In addition, Heidi has extensive training in the treatment of sexual abuse and trauma.
Heidi's therapeutic approach is eclectic."
Heidi's therapeutic approach is eclectic."
She draws on principles from psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and humanistic-existential psychotherapy with a strong belief in utilizing supportive, strengths-based approaches.
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Here is a list of the most useful features of irssi. Last updated on 10 Sept 2003.
Ok, I think that it's time to start mentioning some of the very best scripts, that seem to be used by many people using irssi. All these scripts can be found on the irssi script archive (scripts.irssi.org), or on the irssi scripts rating page. Here is a short list:
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A healthy community includes a thriving arts community
to support entertainment, personal enrichment, and quality of life.
- Dr. Paul Sechrist, President Emeritus OCCC
About Us
Cultural Programs is a Division within the OCCC Office of Community Development which aims to enrich the lives of students, staff, and the south Oklahoma City community at large by fostering a thriving arts environment.
Because art has both instrumental and intrinsic benefits for individuals and society at-large, the College believes that people, notwithstanding their station in life, should have the opportunity to actively engage in the arts both as participants and patrons. To this end, OCCC's Cultural Programs provide affordable or no-cost performing and visual arts experiences, as well as community arts outreach and education activities. Principal among these are:
- Arts Festival Oklahoma (AFO);
- The Cultural Arts Series (CAS);
- Community and College Engagement with Touring Artists (CCETA);
- Performing Arts for Schools (PAS); and
- Visiting Art Gallery Exhibits.
In addition, the Office of Cultural Programs oversees the use and rental of OCCC's Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater, the Bruce Owen Theater, and the Inasmuch Foundation Art Gallery.
To enrich the lives of students, staff, and our community through meaningful and unforgettable cultural arts and arts education experiences.
We offer the best and most affordable arts, entertainment, and arts education events in spaces where people come to relax, learn, appreciate, and have a good time.


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Dorington Court (2)
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Court Line has used the name Dorington Court for five ships:
Basic Data
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Service in WW1
No information currently available
Service between WW1 and WW2
No information is available apart from ownership changes and that Dorington Court (2) was laid up in the Tyne for a number of years during the depression in the 1930s (External resource #3).
Service as Harm Fritzen During WW2
In an interesting twist to the fate of many of the Court Line ships described in the Directory, a ship that was British was serving the Germans as Harm Fritzen.
External resource #4 Reports a hit by the British T1 class submarine Taku:
12 Feb 44, torpedoed and heavily damaged the German merchant Harm Fritzen (4818 GRT) off Stavanger, Norway. The ship was beached to prevent it sinking, later salvaged. This needs corroboration as the GRT does not match with that recorded - though it could have changed since launch time.
According to External resource #1 she was scuttled on 1 March 1948 at position 47.55N/8.58W - this is about 190 miles West of Cape Finisterre in France.
External resource #5 is a risk assessment of ships that were scuttled in the Skaggarak at the end of WW2. In the appendices are listed the "gas ships" that were sunk and their position. It includes the Harm Fritzen and gives its location as - 47°55N 08°58W which corresponds exactly with the information in External resource #1.
It is concluded that the ship was loaded with dangerous chemical ammunition and sunk to dispose of it. The fact that regular checks are still made suggest that this is going to be an ongoing problem.
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Broncs swept on final day at Rebel Games
College Softball
Green Bay 16, Rider University 1 / 5 innings
Green Bay 6, Rider University 5
KISSIMMEE, Fla.—The Rider University softball team was swept in a doubleheader against Green Bay on the final day of the Rebel Spring Games in Florida Wednesday.
The Phoenix won 16-1 and 6-5, despite a six for six day from Bronc freshman Dana Sensi (Allentown).
"The second game was completely different from the opener," said head coach Tricia Carroll. "We played hard and competed and that is all we are asking the players to do."
In game two, Rider (3-21) took a 1-0, first inning lead on an RBI single by Sensi, scoring junior Kehli Washington (Lulea, Sweden/New Rochelle) who led off with an infield hit. Washington had two hits and scored twice in the nightcap.
Sensi batted .382 (13/34) in the trip down south with three doubles and a home run, slugging .559.
Trailing 3-1, the Broncs scored four times in the bottom of the fifth inning, including a two-run double by freshman Kim Valdes (Jupiter, Fla./King's Academy) with Rider taking advantage of a two-run error to open up a 5-3 lead.
The Phoenix rose up and scored twice in the sixth inning, both runs unearned and Green Bay used an RBI double to left field with two outs in the top of the seventh inning for the final score.
Freshman Ali Meagher (Clark/Arthur L. Johnson) scattered nine hits and allowed four earned runs while pitching all seven innings.
"Ali pitched well for most of the game," Carroll added.
Also for Rider in game two, senior Heather Muscara (North Bellmore, N.Y./Mepham) had two hits.
The opener was all Green Bay as the Phoenix scored twice in the first inning and 10 times on eight hits in the second inning to open up a 12-0 lead.
"We didn't compete at all in the first game and that was disappointing," Carroll said.
Sophomore Allysen Breeden (Hagerstown, Md./North Hagerstown) doubled to center field in the third inning, scoring Washington who had singled with two outs for the only Rider run of the game.
In the 10 games on the trip, Washington batted .500 (16/32) with 10 runs scored and she was 10 for 11 in stolen bases while also picking up career hit #100, the 45th Bronc to reach that milestone.
Green Bay scored twice more in both the third and fourth innings for the final score.
Red-shirt freshman Krista Morrone (Pipersville, Pa./Palisades) worked four innings and gave up 14 hits in the loss.
Rider returns north and the Broncs are scheduled for a doubleheader at Army in West Point, New York on Sunday.


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text: WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Nov. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN), the global business advisory firm dedicated to helping organizations protect and enhance their enterprise value, today announced the appointment of Daniel Klausner as a Managing Director in the firm's Office of the CFO Solutions practice. He will be based in New York City. Mr. Klausner has extensive capital markets experience advising companies, shareholders, private equity and venture capital firms in the United States and internationally on corporate event readiness, including initial public offerings (IPO), divestitures, mergers and acquisitions, public and private capital raising and investment banking project management. He also brings broad expertise across a range of industries to the firm, including oil and gas, consumer and retail, financial institutions, industrials, healthcare, technology and media. Most recently, Mr. Klausner was the Head of Equity Corporate Finance, Americas within the Equity Capital Markets group at UBS Investment Bank, where he advised clients on structuring, capitalization, pre-IPO readiness, capital raising, due diligence, corporate governance, timing, positioning, valuation and pricing strategy. In his new role, Mr. Klausner's focus will be on advising clients that are facing transformational events such as an IPO, divestiture, carve-out, merger or acquisition. He will be responsible for managing the path to the event across all critical work streams. "Daniel's capital markets and corporate finance expertise combine perfectly to meet the rising demand from our clients for services related to corporate event readiness and capital markets advisory. Clients are increasingly seeking advice on the management of their organization well before any kind of corporate event. Daniel will be a tremendously valuable addition as we work to advise and support our clients through transformational events in today's increasingly complex landscape," said Elliot Fuhr, Senior Managing Director and Leader of the firm's Office of the CFO Solutions practice. Mr. Klausner commented, "I am looking forward to joining a group that is able to provide credible solutions to companies around event readiness and corporate finance advisory and understands the challenges faced by companies that are undergoing a transformational event. FTI Consulting excels in acting as a trusted advisor to its clients, and I am excited to be part of the team."


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Oil bosses fight for relevance before climate talks
* CEOs of eight top oil companies to make joint call on climate
* To call for carbon pricing and more gas use
* "The bad guys are part of the solution" - Total CEO
By Ron Bousso, Susanna Twidale and Bate Felix
LONDON/PARIS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Oil and gas industry leaders will launch a final charm offensive on Friday to highlight the sector's relevance in the global fight against climate change before a key summit in Paris later this year.
In an unprecedented public appearance, the bosses of Europe's top oil companies, who earlier this year jointly called on governments to introduce a global carbon pricing system, will be joined by the heads of the national oil companies of Saudi Arabia and Mexico who will lend their support to the initiative.
The rare show of unity at a time when companies are all struggling with a sharp drop in oil prices also highlights a deep rift with American oil companies such as Exxon Mobil and Chevron who stayed away from the initiative.
The chief executives of Total, Britain's BP and BG Group, Italy's Eni, Norway's Statoil , Spain's Repsol, Saudi Aramco and Pemex will again call for a global pricing system on carbon, which they say will give an economic incentive for the private sector to use cleaner sources of energy and to develop new technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS).
They will also again urge governments to dump coal in favour of cleaner natural gas in power plants and heavy industry. Continuación...


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Utah Nail Technology Schools
People from all over the country travel to Utah for the spectacular ski slopes they have to offer. They also offer many opportunities for nail technology careers. If you want to break into this growing career field, look no further than a Utah nail tech school. They can start you on your way to a career as a manicurist or pedicurist. With 300 hours required for licensing in Utah, you can be sure you'll be prepared once you get that job. Utah nail tech schools can get you those hours and so much more, including the opportunity to learn from trained professionals. Become a nail technician in no time with Utah nail tech schools. Be sure to check out our Utah State Board of Cosmetology Licensing Requirements page for more information.
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From The Smithsonian: A cup or two of coffee doesn't just give you energy—it might make you a think a little more quickly. That's not exactly a shocker, but for coffee drinkers, a new study showing that caffeine can improve verbal processing speed should put a nice perk in your day. Despite conventional wisdom that [Read More…]
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Friendly, but less-than-patient, Fire from within Evangelicalism
I got a note the other day from a friend who had read Peter Leithart's piece at First Things, with the following words embedded in the letter. This must be said to evangelicalism, at least to the sort of evangelicalism who isn't seeing what is happening. I also don't think this should be about big [Read More…]
Monday Book Review Special: Theologian Trading Cards!
I first saw this idea some time back and thought Norman Jeune's idea was fantastic. Not only because I loved baseball cards and had plenty of them — and that my mother threw them all away — but because some conversation around theologians by young theologians is important. I pray these cards will help educate [Read More…]
Building a Change Culture
For many readers of this blog it was the worship wars where it became obvious that times were changing. I remember someone fighting the worship wars — which meant drums and electric guitars and a worship band and not using hymnbooks for every blessed-by-God song — by saying his daughter would not be exposed to [Read More…]
Fuller Atonement Conference
Rich Mouw, President of Fuller Seminary and notable theologian, hosted four professors at a conference on the atonement — the issues continue to swirl around atonement. The four speakers were Daniel Kirk, Leanne Van Dyk, Vince Bacote and me. Besides being on Fuller's marvelous seminary and seeing friends — like David Moore and Kurt Fredrickson [Read More…]


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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
With the end of the Theo Epstein era in Boston comes the beginning of Ben Cherington's reign as general manager. Born in New Hampshire, Cherington was raised as a Red Sox fan throughout his childhood, often imitating the batting stances of favorite players like Jim Rice. His mind was always his most impressive feature, memorizing the statistics of baseball players all his life. Cherington received his Masters in Sports Management from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. While his gentle appearance and soft background as a baseball fan are representations of Cherington as a man, his time as general manager of the Red Sox will likely highlight his ability to make tough decisions with players to produce the best possible team every year.
Cherington is known for having a great appreciation for players who play the game the right way, and who enjoy getting to the ballpark on an everyday basis. It should be interesting to see how he approaches this offseason for the Red Sox, especially after the news of Jonathan Papelbon signing on with the Phillies.
Tasks for Cherington this offseason include the handling of David Ortiz as a free agent, and pursuing players of interest on the market. He should be targeting a right fielder to replace J.D. Drew, such as Michael Cuddyer who could come as a bargain. Cherington will also need to look into finding a starting pitcher to replace the injured John Lackey in the rotation as well. Most importantly perhaps will be figuring out where the bullpen of the team stands after the departure of Papelbon. It is unclear as to how Daniel Bard would perform in the closer role, meaning it may important for Cherington to go after an established closer such as Ryan Madson.
However before worrying about the players on the field, a more pressing matter may be finding the man who will manage them. With Terry Francona out the door in Boston, Ben Cherington needs to find a new manager of the Red Sox. With candidates being interviewed and analyzed as we speak, ownership along with Cherington are likely to land their man before Thanksgiving. Whoever takes the helm (likely Pete Mackanin, Dale Svuem, Sandy Alomar Jr., Torey Luvullo or Gene Lamont) will create a new dynamic looking for similar success to that of Francona and Epstein.
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