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Ostello di TRENTO / Hostel Trento - Giovane Europa
Categorie: Hostel
Adres: Via Torre Vanga 11 - Trento, Italië
Begint van: 17.77 EUR
(indicative price per person, per night)
Eco friendly
About the property
The Youth Hostel "Giovane Europa" is located in a completely renovated building, very close to the railway station and from the bus station as well. It has a great position because it is situated where the historic center begins, two steps from the famous "Piazza Duomo". Tridentum, was originally the access door to the rest of Europe as well as the outpost for the Latin civilization; the spirit of welcomeness of the mountain people is well represented by the Hostel's friendliness.
- 32 room from single to multiple offer accommodation to 100 people
- All rooms are equipped with bathroom and shower
- Bunk beds with wooden slats
- Some rooms have a private balcony
- Bed linen included in the price
"We remind the kind guests that the rooms on sale have to be considered "ad use". This thing means that the booked rooms can have more beds than the guest reserved (e.g a single room with 4 beds), but the room has to be considered as private."
Services and activities
The establishment transmits the guest a peaceful and quiet atmosphere, taking care of the independent travelers' needs. The region's hospitality tradition, together with all the great facilities of the Hostel, will make your stay in Trento… if possible, even more beautiful!
Completely renovated building, very close to the railway station and from the bus station as well. From here is easy to visit many monuments such as the San Vigilio Cathedral, Castello del Buonconsiglio, Palazzo delle Erbe e la Piazza del Duomo.
Why should you stay with us
The Youth Hostel Giovane Europa of Trento offers young people and adults, individuals, groups or families the opportunity to stay in a hotel is simple and elegant, modern design, strategically located in the heart of the city.
Please confirm the time you expect to arrive before 18 by telephone the day of arrival. Otherwise the booking will be considered as invalid.
Check In
from 14:00 to 23:00
No curfew
No lockout
|3.00 EUR (per guest, per night)
|Wi-Fi access (common areas)
|Wi-Fi access (private rooms, dorms)
|With extra cost
|With extra cost
|Handdoeken (private rooms)
|3.00 EUR (per guest)
|Handdoeken (dorms)
|3.00 EUR (per guest)
|Kabel/satelliet TV (common areas)
|With extra cost
|With extra cost
Important To Know
Terms and conditions
Vergeet niet om uw aankomsttijd per telefoon bevestigen voordat 18:00 op dezelfde dag van uw aankomst op de Hostel.
We herinneren aan het soort gasten dat de kamers op de verkoop moeten worden beschouwd als ad use .
This wat betekent dat de geboekte kamers kan meer bedden dan de gast gereserveerde (bijvoorbeeld een kamer met 4 bedden), maar de kamer has
to worden beschouwd als privé.
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Does anyone have any recommendations on this problem:TimeMatters9
(with latest service release) is now crashing whenever any of our 3
users open and then close any contact record. Sometimes we can open a
contact record and not crash occurs until we close the contract record.
Other times TM9 crashes as soon as we open any contact record.All
other record types in TM9 are functional without this crashing. In
other words, only the contact record cause the crash. Furthermore, we
can, using the TimeMatters merge, create documents in TM9 using WordPerfect for the form which is pulling the data from the contact records.I
have even restored the three contact.tps files from a backup predating
the onset of this crash problem (which was only last Thursday), and we
are still having the
crash problems with the contact records.We have run the
database maintenance utility. We have checked for duplicate records, and
fixed duplicate records in the history file. We have run TPSFIX on the
three contact records and the Message.tps file. We ran the Rebuild (from
the maintenance utility) on the Relates.tps.We use the connectivity with Outlook 2007, and we have the full CaseMap suite of programs, and I understand CaseMap has some connectivity with the contact records.Nothing
has fixed the problem. Nothing has been installed or reconfigured prior
to the onset of this crash problem. All other aspects of our three
computer system, networked to a Dell server, are operating normally. Our
TM9 data is located on the Dell server.
When the contact record crashes TM: Without fail, we only get the generic Windows error message that says :Microsoft Windows; Time Matters
Program File has stopped working. A problem caused the prrogram to stop
working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a
solution is available. A button sdays Close program.
We are not getting any error messages whatsoever that indicates a problem with a specific TM file.
Any suggestions or thoughts? Thanks very much.
Drew M. CapuderCapuder Fantasia PLLC1543 Fairmont Avenue, Suite 207Fairmont, WV 26554Voice:
Drew CapuderCapuder Fantasia PLLC1543 Fairmont Avenue, Suite 207Fairmont, WV 26554Voice: 304-333-5261Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
You've certainly done a good bit of troubleshooting. Sounds like a db problem. You might want to run Time Matters from the server to confirm that. If it does run from the server, then maybe it's related to connectivity.
It appears you are on the Professional Edition. How big is your db? How big is are the contact tps files? If you "restore" (copy to another location and run it from there) from the last know good db does it run okay? Have you called tech support?
I don't know that anyone's going to come up with a silver bullet. Fixing it will probably require hands-on troubleshooting.
Robert S. McNeill, J.D., Time Matters-Billing Matters-PCLaw CIC, Moderator
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Robert S. McNeill, J.D., Time Matters-Billing Matters-PCLaw CIC, Moderator
OTB Consulting-2009 and 2010 Lexis Platinum Achievement Award-Top Time Matters Producer
Just wondering did you ever get this fixed? We are having the exact same problem in a simular network configuration, with Matter records. All the other records open and close fine. I've tried all the same things, and nothing has worked so far.
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You might try deleting the relateA table and then running the reindex to recreate it.
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I am able to confirm from very reliable sources the presence of a potential split within the Catholic Church over an important theological conflict between former Pope Benedict and current Pope Francis. No, it does not have anything to do with gay rights or abortion of female priests, it is a more pressing issue that threatens to divide Catholics throughout the world. I recognize differences between Catholics over church ceremonies, I recognize differences about how to handle allegations of clergy misconduct, but these topics are not of the gravity as the current impasse between the two Popes. It points out that once a former Pope was allowed to retire and live on while another man assumed the position of Pope, fears this might result in conflict are now confirmed.
Pope Benedict will be supporting the German soccer team while Pope Francis will support his native Argentine team as they fight for the championship of the World Cup. The major theological issue is: how does God handle a prayer for victory from a Pope in Argentine while he receives a prayer for victory from a Pope in Germany? If God can solve this one, rest assured we humans can resolve any and all theological disputes!!


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Paula Abdul: 2009 American Music Awards
Holy crap! Petite former American Idol judge, Paula Abdul, is wearing a dress that is almost as big as she is! The pop star selected a strapless, black dress with a mermaid-tail that trailed behind her as she made her way down the red carpet.
While she kept it simple with her medium-length, wavy curls, she showed off a hand completely covered in sparkly bandles and rings. Is that actually a fingerless glove of jewels? Interesting.
Check out all of our American Music Awards coverage HERE!
Gallery Info: Paula Abdul on the red carpet for the 2009 American Music Awards at the Nokia Theater Los Angeles Live.


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It's showtime for Cynthia's Miss Renaissance pageant!
"Praise the Pageant" – It's showtime for Cynthia's Miss Renaissance pageant and who other than Miss USA herself, Kenya, wants to be part of it. Cynthia reluctantly offers to let Kenya be a judge, knowing full well it could backfire. Meanwhile, Phaedra invites Chef Roblé to cook up some aphrodisiacs for a titillating dinner with Apollo, Kandi, and Todd, just as Kandi prepares to record her duet with Gospel great Marvin Sapp. While at the studio, Kandi's Dad makes a rare appearance to offer his thanks for bringing Kandi closer to her holy roots, and Porsha can't seem to convince Kordell that she can have it all, a charity, career, and a family. Watch sneak peeks from tonight's episode:


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Hugo Glendinning regularly photographs the greatest British theatre and dance companies – the Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre and Royal Opera House. He shoots honed, expressive bodies filling the nation's loftiest stages.
Those honed, expressive bodies are utterly absent from his latest project, however, and many of the stages are much less lofty. As the exhibition title suggests, Empty Stages comprises more than 100 photographs, shot over nine years, of, well, empty stages from all over the world.
"It started from 27 years of being in theatres and staring at empty stages, waiting…" says Tim Etchells, Glendinning's collaborator on the project and founder of the performance-art company Forced Entertainment. "A lot of my time is spent looking at an empty stage thinking 'What can we do?', 'What can we make happen here?'. So the empty stage, in a way, is like a blank piece of paper, an empty picture frame – it's a constant pull on you to think of something to fill it. I have a fascination for that empty frame that I've been looking at for many years."
The Empty Stages project started when Forced Entertainment took part in Tate Modern's Live Culture festival in 2003, and Glendinning was heavily involved in the book that was to come out of it. An exhibition was planned as part of the festival, and the pair alighted on the empty stage theme, partly inspired by a research project in Sheffield's The Lantern Theatre. "We spent a week in Sheffield looking at other kinds of space, not the more traditional space, but kind of working men's clubs, pubs…" recalls Glendinning. "Just an array, using Sheffield as a testing ground for what we could find," adds Etchells, breezily completing Glendinning's sentence with an ease that reflects a friendship that goes back 32 years.
After the exhibition closed, Glendinning and Etchells continued photographing empty stages and adding to their collection. They seldom seek permission from theatre authorities, enjoying the random nature of what they find when they arrive, capturing "whatever is happening on there – especially if it's not what's meant to be happening on there. It's just a place that's become dormant or the anticipation of something; that is much more interesting to me," says Glendinning.
This policy of never announcing their arrival ahead of time has created some awkward situations. The doorman at the Non-Political Club in Sheffield could not understand why they wanted to take a photo of the empty stage. Phone calls and petty officialdom inevitably ensued. "Funnily enough, seeking permission has always been a problem," says Glendinning. "And almost always results in failure. I've tried to get permission for Théâtre des Marionnettes in the f Jardin du Luxembourg. They absolutely wanted money. So I went every other week to watch the puppet show and hung around with my over-large camera and had to shoot wider with a faster shutter speed because it's dark in there. It's not quite as good as it should be. There's quite a lot of that. Not quite as good as it should be. But it's OK. Because you nicked it."
Now that Glendinning and Etchells have accumulated around 100 pictures, neither sees the point of stopping. "After you've gone beyond a certain point, it feels like that's what you do as an artist," says Etchells. He likens Empty Stages to a word project he's working on, a Forced Entertainment performance, the text of which comprises a list of about 2,000 questions that he continually adds to. "Whenever in a book or a film or a conversation I hear what I think is a good question that isn't in that show, I write it down," says Etchells. Describing both projects as "an ongoing catalogue which you are busy with over many years," he says, "they become a way of orientating yourself in the work".
As our interview winds down, Glendinning remarks on how many of those stages have been destroyed. "I don't know if it's a phenomenon in the past 10 years, or if it's the natural destruction of the world that happens. A lot have gone." So Empty Stages, the photography project, might become a lasting social commentary of how communities are evolving and how people choose to experience entertainment.
Empty Stages runs at the Festival d'Avignon in France until 28 July (festival-avignon.com)
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totally disagree with your M62 comments Steve. The M62 is a fantastic engine.
as with the M52, it is worth while converting it to OBD1 and fitting M60 intakes, very similar to the M52 in this regard. you can use the existing E30 subframe, but will require custom mounting arms as there is no BMW parts bin arms you can use (the M6x was never installed in a 3 series from the factory). you will not have to make a custom sump if you fit E34 M60 parts. with the M60 and M62, be sure to tack weld up the oil pump nuts if they are not already done, they were a BMW recall item.
im not sure on the gearbox side of things but a friends friend has an M62 converted E34 i could pick his brains, also know of an M60 E30 coupe as well.
as for would i do it to an E30, thats where i would agree with Steve, i think it will be too heavy to put in the front. you dont need a LOT of power to have fun in an E30. The M60 was designed for 5 and 7 series vehicles which aren't traditionally thrown around like a 3 series is.
yea see thats what i wanted, since my friend already converted E30 engine and had 4.4L in it no modifcation to the car body and beat a HEMI charger 5.7L 2012 in a drag race Thats what I want speed power drifting...
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Kessler hits San Francisco
WBA super middleweight champion Mikkel Kessler arrived in San Francisco in the early hours of Sunday morning. He left Sacramento after watching the Pacquiao-Cotto clash. "That was a great fight," he said. "I have the utmost of respect for both fighters. They really put on a great show." Kessler will take on Oakland hero Andre Ward in their hotly-anticipated Super Six World Boxing Classic opening clash next Saturday. On Sunday afternoon he caught a first glimpse of the Oracle Arena when he and his team attended the NFL Game between the Oakland Raiders and the Kansas City Chiefs at Oakland Coliseum.
"The atmosphere was great," Kessler said. "It was the first time I watched an NFL game live and I really enjoyed it. The fans were very passionate and enthusiastic – I was really impressed. To us Europeans, American football is a complex sport because we are not so much into the rules, but as soon as you get the idea, it is really entertaining.
"Speaking of entertainment, you could once again see that the Americans are great when it comes down to organizing events. They know how to entertain the fans. I am sure my fight with Andre Ward will also be very entertaining."
On Monday, Kessler and Andre Ward will hold an open training session in Oakland. "Things have been going great in practice," Kessler added. "My physical shape could not be better. Now it is just about keeping up the form until I enter the ring on Saturday."
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Ballard students showcase films at NFFTY this weekend
Since the National Film Festival for Talented Youth was started in 2007 by Ballard High School alumni Jesse Harris and Kyle Seago (along with Bellevue High School alumna Jocelyn RC), it has grown into the world's largest film festival for youth, featuring a total of over 1,000 films.
"That's a thousand films that, in many instances, may not have otherwise been seen by large festival audiences and a thousand filmmakers that would not have met each other," Harris said in front of a packed audience for the festival's grand opening at the Cinerama.
Harris went on to say how important the festival was for youth in making connections, bringing their stories to the world and making a support network of filmmakers throughout the world.
Harris, who was part of the BHS film program and first made a feature film at the age of 17, realized the need to support young filmmakers.
"I was a filmmaker trying to get into film festivals and it was really hard," he said. "...I wanted to make their voices heard. A youth festival like this can do that."
In 2007, NFFTY began as a one-night festival with 14 films. From there, with sponsors such as Volvo, it expanded into what is now the largest film festival for youth ages 22 and under. In 2012, the festival featured 222 films, two galas, networking opportunities and the inaugural Future of Film Expo. this year, they are showing a total of 215 films.
For the BHS film program, a NFFTY regular, the film festival has been a boon, allowing young aspiring filmmakers to mingle with college-aged and professional people in the business.
BHS Film Program teacher Matt Lawrence said the Ballard Film Program has seen as much success as it has in recent years largely because of the diversity of media students are allowed to pursue. He said while other high school programs might get stuck in a niche, Ballard students are able t discover for themselves what they want to see
"Thats where you see the passion. It's kind of like a dream they're able to pursue. That's why they're so excited," he said.
Certainly, audiences can get a taste of that this weekend as they watch the students' films.
For example, you can catch "My Little Brony," a documentary (no, not a mockumentary -- really) about grown men who are passionate fans about the television show geared toward little girls.
It's just one of the many human stories that co-creator Vann Fulfs, age 17, is interested in.
"I feel like I don't have a lot going on with my life. I think other people are interesting," Fulfs said, adding that he wants to tell other peoples' stories. "(Film) is a good way for people to say things in a way that can be understood."
Or you can catch "Great Mimes Think Alike," which is styled to be fun for kids and something like a Saturday morning cartoon, according to co-creator Michael Vitz-Wong, age 16. It won "Best Editing" at 17th Annual Derek Freese Youth Media Film Festival at the Temple University in Philadelphia.
"I've always wanted to be a storyteller," Vitz-Wong said of his interest in filmmaking. "I've found I always told stories better with a camera -- I tell stories better with images than words."
Or there's the moody documentary, "Deep Down," about teenager Allesandro Gelmini's experience being trapped in an ice cave. It won "Best Documentary" at the Freese festival.
"I think people have different experiences and different feeling ... film is a way we all relate to each other," said co-creator Isaiah Hoban Halvorsen, age 17. "And I think it's just fun to make."
And there's more of course. See below for a schedule of all the Ballard films playing at NFFTY. For more info, visit www.nffty.org
We caught three Ballard High School filmmakers at the MOHAI after party for the festival's opening. Left to right: Vann Fulfs, Michael Vitz-Wong and Isaiah Hoban Halvorsen. Photo by Zachariah Bryan
- A Ballard High School team will have a submission in the 48-hour Film-Off at SIFF Uptown 1 on Saturday, 11:30 a.m.
- "74" by Leo Pfeifer will be screening for the "Be Yourself" showing at SIFF Uptown 2 on Sunday April 28, 11 a.m.
- "Great Mimes Think Alike" by Michael Vitz-Wong, Kiana Wyld and Will Slater will be featured at SIFF Uptown 1 as part of the "Bring the Kids" showing on Saturday, April 27, 1:30 p.m.
- Five films by Ballard students will be featured as part of the "Northwest Scene" at SIFF Uptown 1 showing on Sunday, April 28, Noon. Films include "Deep Down," "My Little Brony," "Making a Mark," "Dream House" and "Sundown."
- Ballard students will also be screening their films for special showings at Ballard High School on Friday, May 10 and thursday, May 23 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium.
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Water, Wings and Wild Things Nature Fest
Date: Saturday, October 8, 2011
Location: Polk's Nature Discovery Center
Starts at: 10:00 AM
Ends at: 2:00 PM
Polk's Nature Fest 2011 continues! Come out and enjoy a day in the oak hammock at Circle B Bar Reserve with the whole family. There will be over thirty vendors present on this day with a wealth of information concerning nature, hands on crafts for all ages, and the kids won't want to miss the obstacle course this year! The event is FREE of charge, but don't forget your pocket change to buy an event T-shirt and food! We expect a crowd so be patient!
Polk's Nature Discovery Center is located in the Circle B Bar Reserve at 4399 Winter Lake Rd, Lakeland, FL.
For more information, call 863-668-4673.
The Lakeland City Commission addressed the following actions at their meeting held Tuesday October 03, 2011.
The Fire Department made a presentation on their recent evaluation which dictates fire insurance rates for home and business owners.
Beautification awards were presented to the residence at 3902 Cheverly Dr. W. owned by Dr. E. Hartog and the Lakeland Cancer Center 3525 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
A check for $565.00 dollars was presented by the City to the Patrick Mimms of the Chow 4 Now charity, who then passed it on to V.I.S.T.E. The money comes from leftover funds from the 2011 Red White and Kaboom celebration.
The following employees were recognized for their years of service:
Jill Hall was appointed to the Civil Service Board.
William Haskell was appointed to the Dixieland Community Redevelopment Area Board.
Carole Philipson was appointed to the Police Officer Retirement Fund – Board of Trustees.
New business tax fees were established.
The form of the ballot for the November 8 city commission election was approved.
Liens were approved for over $25,500 of lot clearing activities at 74 properties throughout the city.
The award of the bid for the Annual Cemetery Maintenance and Interment Services contract to Eagle Professional Landscaping and Lawn Maintenance in the annual amount of $47,700 was approved.
Public Hearings were scheduled for October 10th for ordinances to take the following actions :
Vacating a Public Right-of-Way Located North of East Myrtle Street, South of East Parker Street, East of North Massachusetts Avenue and West of North Iowa Avenue.
Vacating a Portion of Callahan Court Public Right-of-Way Located North of Lake Hollingsworth Drive, South of McDonald Street, East of Harvard Road and West of Hollingsworth Road.
Vacating a Portion of Palmetto Street Right-of-Way Located South of Palmetto Street, North of the Lake Morton Apartments, East of South Florida Avenue and West of Lake Morton (175 Lake Morton Drive)
Eminent Domain Proceedings were authorized for the northwest corner of Kathleen Road and Duff Road in connection with Kathleen Road widening project.
An agreement with Online Information Services, Inc. for collection of delinquent miscellaneous receivable city accounts was approved.
An equipment lease purchase agreement with Leasing 2, Inc. for Elgin street sweepers was approved.
A task authorization with CivilSurv for construction engineering and inspection services on SR 33 widening project was approved.
A settlement agreement in the Fisher vs City of Lakeland Red Light Camera case was approved.
A coal supply agreement with Peabody CoalSales, LLC. and associated rail transportation agreement with CSX transportation were approved.
An interruptible service transition agreement with Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc. was approved as the Commission's final action.


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Odds-on choice Indyanne missed the break, enabling upsetter Porte Bonheur to run her down in the stretch en route to winning the $110,100 Victory Ride Stakes (gr. III) (VIDEO) by a half-length at Saratoga Aug. 23.
The stout West Coast shipper Indyanne, unbeaten and untried in four prior starts, had never trailed at any call. But the 2-5 choice got into trouble immediately in the six-furlong test for 3-year-old fillies when she lunged at the start and broke last in the six-horse field.
Rushed up after steadying and switching to the rail for jockey Russell Baze, Indyanne got the lead from the outsider, J Z Warrior. But with the challenger breathing down her neck all the way, Indyanne was vulnerable in upper stretch as 11-1 shot Porte Bonheur and Ramon Dominguez roared into contention. With both jockeys asking their mounts for all they had, Porte Bonheur, on the outside, reached even terms and edged ahead approaching the sixteenth pole. Porte Bonheur, under a heavy drive, prevailed in the final 50 yards over a game Indyanne. The winning time was 1:09.51.
Porte Bonheur was steadied briefly on the backstretch when fifth before rallying between horses with a quarter-mile to go. Indyanne's quarter-mile fractions were :22.13 and :45 flat.
"I was pleased with the way she relaxed and the pace they were setting," Dominguez said. "I wasn't certain we were going to get up, but I liked my chances and she showed a lot of heart."
A 3-year-old daughter of Hennessy out of the Shadeed mare Sous Entendu trained by David Duggan, Porte Bonheur had the benefit of a race over the Saratoga main track, winning the Flanders Stakes Aug. 2 by two lengths in a stalking style similar to what she displayed here. The Victory Ride was the chestnut filly's first graded win.
"She has proven that she is legitimate," said Duggan, who is enjoying a solid Saratoga meet. "I was nervous when I saw Indyanne still there. I knew we were doing good, but I was afraid of her."
Duggan said Porte Bonheur would be pointed to the 6 1/2-furlong Gallant Bloom Handicap (gr. II) against older fillies and mares at Belmont Park Sept. 20.
Bred in Kentucky by Gainsborough Farm, Porte Bonheur was a $250,000 Keeneland September yearling sale buy in 2006. Her fourth victory in seven starts was worth $66,060 to owner Johanna Murphy-Leopoldsberger and increased the filly's lifetime earnings to $203,366.
The unfortunate runner-up Indyanne, trained by Greg Gilchrist of Lost in the Fog fame, was an impressive 9 1/2-length winner of Calder's Azaela (gr. III) in her last outing July 12. Her four victories have come by a total of 32 1/2 lengths.
Gilchrist took the filly's first loss in stride.
"I'm not going to take anything away from the winner – she ran a heck of a race," Gilchrist said. "But I think the start cost us a neck. Russell had a choice. He could sit there, but the fence opened up and he went ahead and let her run. That's just horse racing. That's the way it comes up sometimes."
Informed Decision, making her first start since April 11 at Keeneland for trainer Jonathan Sheppard, edged Palanka City by a half-length for third, three lengths behind Indyanne.
Sent off as the fourth choice, Porte Bonheur paid $24.60, $5.80, and $3.20, topping a $2 exacta worth $57 over Indyanne, who returned $2.70 and $2.10. Informed Decision was $3.10 to show.
Palanka City was followed by J Z Warrior and Sly Storm.
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The most extensive study of primary education in Great Britain in forty years slammed efforts by the Labor Government for its blatant interference in the education processes of the nation. The Cambridge University-based Primary Review, blamed centralised control of England's primary schools which has led to a devastating impact on children's eduction. Micromanagement, meddling and a succession of government edicts have killed spontaneity in the nation's classrooms. Teachers have been stripped of their powrs of discretion. And the net result of a decade of new Labor government education "reforms" has almost certainly been a decline in the quality of education. The report concludes it would have been better if the government had done nothing at all!
The reports blasted government actions which have resulted in the imposition of a "state theory of learning" in which teachers are not only told what to teach but how to teach it. This has resulted in a sharp decline in the quality of learning because of the "narrowing of the curriculum and the intensity of test preparation." The result is teachers have become expert in coaching children how to take tests.
The report traces problems to the introduction by the Conservative govenment of a national curriculum in 1988 wich was strongly extended by the arrival of Labor governments in the 1990s. Altough test scores have risen, it has been achieved at the expense of children's entitlement to a "broad and balanced curriculum and by the diversion of considerable teaching time to test preparation."
The reports from Great Britain should be carefully studied by Clinton and Obama staffs. The Democratic party in 2002 jumped on the Bush bandwagon of No Child Left Behind which exemplifies everything being discussed in the new reports from England. So-called "liberal" Democrats like Ted Kennedy accepted the NCLB program without any thought to its impact on teaching and learning. It is time for the Democratic Party to turn away from state-mandated standards and return control of education, not to teacher organizatins, but to teachers.
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Getting a tummy tuck is something I have wanted to do ever since I had my daughter 17 years ago. My skin was always loose no matter what I did even though I only weighted 125 lbs. About four years ago I was in a bad horse accident that broke my sternum and almost all my ribs and a lot of other damage. One of the other things I noticed after I healed (was laid up for 9 months and gained weight from that) was that losing weight was SO hard and I stored all my fat now in my belly. Finally after I got married in June of 2011 I decided that before my 41st birthday I was going to go for a Tummy Tuck.
On December 15th I finally did it. I went to a few doctors and finally settled on the one that made me feel the most confident and he was board certified. I went in for a full Tummy tuck with lipo of my belly, flanks and thighs. I had met with my doctor 4 different times discussing the TT and he even showed me pictures of other TT he had done. He said he always puts the scar low enough so it can be hidden behind a low bathing suit. He told me I would have two drains that I would need to wear for a few days until they both were below 25cc before they could be removed. He took my measurements so he would know what size of compression garments to order for me and said he would see me at the hospital next Thursday. I left his office so optimist and hopeful. I remember reading somewhere (wish I had found this board first) that you should take a bathing suit bottom in that you would like to be able to wear afterwards. Of course with it being winter here all my summer stuff was packed away and I could not find the bottoms I was looking for. He had not requested me to bring anything in either so I thought "well he says he always makes the scar low" so it should be ok.
When I arrived at the hospital I filled out all the forms, they got me to put on a paper gown and gave me a little pill to help me to relax. I was pretty relaxed when the doctor came in to mark me up and I never thought to ask him to see the markings or to remind him to keep it super low (if I had read this board first I would have been insisting and reminding him like crazy) but he was the expert and knew what he was doing right.
I think he did a great job on my cut. Love the job on my flanks, thighs and belly button. I am so disappointed in how high he cut me though. My scar is only 2" below my belly bottom and way above my hips and underwear/bathing suit bottoms. Looking at other pictures on the board I see that their doctors had gone into their pubis are when cutting them. My doctor cut me above it. He said he followed the natural contours of my belly but that just wasn't low enough at all.
I will try and recount what I remember of my Tummy Tuck surgery. My daughter drove me to the hospital that morning (she thought she would be able to stay with me but of course she wasn't allowed to). After they gave me a pill to relax me they showed me to a curtained off room to wait for my doctor to come by. I was feeling pretty good when he did (I'm a lightweight) so it never occurred to me to ask to see where he had marked me up or to remind him that he said the scar would be low and that this was still true. I laid back down afterwards until the nurse came and got me to walk into the operating room. I remember thinking "wow this is the first time I have ever walked into one of these on my own two feet" (usually I'm take in after arriving by ambulance ?) I remember them putting an IV in me and the mask over my face and asking me to count backwards. I got to 97. When I came to I was in a double room with another lady who had had a breast job with the same doctor. He came in to see me afterwards and told me how many cc's in skin and tissue he removed but I can't remember the amount.
The drugs hit me hard as I slept through lunch and supper. Woke up only when the doctor checked me, told me to keep my compression garment and pants on (that's when I realized I had a thick binder around my waist and long high waist compression pants on. They were so tight I had to wonder how he got them on me while I was un-conscious. I didn't come to until the next morning when they got me up to walk to the bathroom. Holy smokes did that hurt. I was so sore and tight. Later that day my daughter arrived to pick me up and drive me home. (my husband was working). I live an hour and a half away from the hospital and my daughter's car is not smooth going over bumps. It was a long rough ride home.
I got home took the pain meds the doctor prescribed, arranged my pillows all around me and passed out. I took the pills for the first 3 days but I didn't like the way they made me feel so went down to Tylenol 3's. The first two weeks my daughter (who's pretty strong) or my husband had to help me in and out of bed each time I needed to use the bathroom or wanted up to walk around. The first time I saw my cut and belly button I thought "OMG what have I done?" plus my thighs were SO badly bruised from the lipo I could barely move. Sometimes I think they hurt more than the cut. I KNOW my back muscles did. Boy did they ache a lot. Thank goodness for heating pads. This is not a surgery I would recommend to anyone with a bad back...its hell on the back. It's now been 5 weeks as of today. . (I had miscounted in last few posts). The only pain I am still experiencing is a burning/stinging sensation around my scar on the right side. I also have a bulge over my ride side that is very hard (if was empty would probably be a dog ear). Last time I saw my doctor he mentioned trying to drain some fluid from it if it didn't go down. We'll see tomorrow if he attempts that. (have I mentioned I hate needles ?)
Funny thing is I can rest on my right side for short periods (it feels weird when I do – almost like jelly sliding sideways). but I can't on my left. The left side of my scar is so neat as is the rest of the scar but my right is kind of puckered (like he had to pull the pieces together to stitch them up). My belly bottom gets these weird pings through it and my skin is slightly tender and achy above the belly button. I'm guessing the nerves are starting to come back online now. Wish I could feel that under my belly button as I hate the numb feeling there. My bruising is all gone on my legs I have one picture that shows the bruising almost glowing a bright yellow it was so bad)but for some reason my left thigh is still numb – anyone else experience this from having lipo done? I am almost standing up straight now (95%), scar is looking really good, so is my belly button. I am still swollen, waiting for the flat as a board in the morning but swollen at nighttime to happen that I have read about. I have yet to see flat as a board, really want to see flat as a board. Lol. I am still wearing my binder and black compression pants (so double the compression on my belly I guess) except at bedtime when I only wear the loosened binder so it's a bit more comfortable to sleep. I can't wait until I can sleep on my side again. My back is getting sore from constantly sleeping on it. I am mostly a side sleeper. A left side sleeper lol isn't it always that way.
As anyone who has read any of my posts lately I am very un-happy with how high my scar has turned out. It goes higher then my underwear and my bikini bottoms. Reading the doctor's boards seems like its going to migrate upwards even more. Thats scares me. It makes me look cut in half I think. Thanks to Bella83 who's review I have read and who also doesn't like her high scar I found some undwear that do cover high scars. She had found some underwear that covers her scar and had shown them in her pictures. As soon as I saw her pictures I was out checking every store for them and found some YEAH :-). That made me happier and it was so nice to view my belly with the scar hidden.
Tuesday I have an appt with my PS and I will be asking him about scar revision and/or lipo of my mons pubis and the major swelling and or leftover fat deposits there. If my scar hasn't dropped and if If the swelling hasn't gone down in my pubis in 6 months to a year will he do follow-up on it as part of my on-going patient care. I am hoping that he is going to be willing to do whatever it takes to keep a happy patient. I don't know that I could afford to pay for this again, even if it was half the cost. Plus all the pain and healing again. I would have to really consider it. It was really hard getting the time off work for this as well. So that's my experience to the best I can remember it. Ask me anything about my recovery or pictures and if I experienced it I will share it with you. Just can't remember how/when everything happened at this stage. I'll be sure to keep you updated on how it goes at my PS on Tuesday.


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Kuala Lumpur (CNSNews.com) - International concerns are growing about Islamic separatist violence in Thailand's southern provinces after two separate incidents that left one person dead and five injured.
Just hours after Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld personally appealed to the Thai government to clamp down on terror, a bomb blast on the Thai-Malaysia border seriously hurt three policemen and two bystanders.
Separately, a man was found beheaded in Yala province. The body of Boonchan Saipeth, 59, also bore multiple bullet wounds. Separatists are suspected.
The latest blast coincided with a visit by a fact-finding team from the Organization of the Islamic Conference to assess the volatile situation in the area. The OIC has previously criticized Thailand for its handling of the violence, accusing it of disregard for human rights.
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's government maintains that the surge in violence is not related to the al Qaeda terrorist network.
However, experts fear that the beheadings and recent orchestrated bombings point to the likely involvement of al-Qaeda-linked groups such as Jemaah Islamiah, blamed for the Bali bombing in 2002, and Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines.
Thai Defense Minister Gen. Thammarak Isarangura Na Ayutthaya said Thai officials had assured Rumsfeld that recent violence in the predominantly Muslim South was not related to "international terrorism," but was a local problem the Government would deal with.
"The unrest is not terrorism, just our domestic problem," Thammarak told reporters.
Rumsfeld said Washington was keeping a close watch on the unrest. He said he was relieved to hear of the efforts being taken to quell the security tension, adding the U.S. was willing to do its part to help.
Rumsfeld urged Thai officials Wednesday to join up with Malaysia's newly-established Anti-Terrorism Center to aid the fight against terror in the broader region. Linking to the Malaysian center would enable the government to exploit its anti-terrorism resources, he said.
During talks with Thammarak, Rumsfeld said Thailand's role in the center would help extend anti-terrorism work in the region. Essential data would also be exchanged and the center would relay warnings of impending threats, he said.
The center receives equipment and intelligence support from Washington. Apart from intelligence assistance, the U.S. has also supplied it with everything from modern technological apparatus to aerial maps, a Thai Defense Ministry official told reporters.
At a high-level meeting in Singapore on Monday, the defense secretary called for more cooperation between Malaysia and Thailand to combat terror in the Malacca Strait.
The U.S. earlier raised the possibility of patrolling the waterway - one of the world's busiest and most vulnerable to pirates - but littoral states Malaysia and Indonesia cited sovereignty concerns and rejected the idea.
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Reloading - Looking After The Brass Cartridge Case
By Matthew Cameron
The brass cartridge case is manufactured on several continents with varying degrees of quality control. When purchasing brass for your particular rifle needs, be aware that quality varies, even between calibres of the same make.
Various mouth defects in new brass cases.
Of all the items associated with shooting and its various disciplines the brass cartridge case is, in my opinion, the item least thought of. Ask any shooter about his new rifle or telescopic sight and he will wax lyrical. Ask him how he looks after his brass and you will be met with a blank stare. With about 50,000 lbs. plus of force per square inch close to your face when you pull the trigger, you should treat your brass with some respect. The quality control that you exercise when reloading will reflect on your rifles accuracy and cartridge case life. What follows is one opinion on quality control. You may not agree.
Various case defects. Last is incipient head separation.
We should start at the beginning; i.e. new brass cartridge cases. My personal preference is to buy in bulk lots of 100 cases, however this may not suit individual requirements. Perhaps it is preferable to buy more rather than less. Whilst of high quality they are not yet perfect and need attention before you start to load them. In this day and age, it is almost impossible to purchase poor quality components that are used in reloading. Stick with the recognized brands and you cannot go wrong.
Various mouth defects in new brass cases.
If you inspect the case mouths you will invariably find some that are out of round. As a first item, I lubricate all cases and run them through the normal sizing die. When you have finished this, you now have a base line to work from. You should also wish to check the overall length. They should all be the same. However, in my experience you will have to trim them to achieve this. Rule Number 1 is never assume anything.
The next item on the agenda is primer pockets. I have never found a perfectly flat one in new brass; there is always a radius between the bottom of the pocket and the side wall.
This tool cleans up primer pockets-outside.
The small tool that is usually called a primer pocket uniformer will remove the high spots in the pocket and make a flat bed to insert the primer on. This tool is also useful after the cartridge has been fired to remove some primer residue. It is, in my opinion, important to keep primer pockets in pristine condition to ensure perfect ignition every time you pull the trigger. The design of this small tool limits the depth of the primer pocket to the design specifications.
This tool cleans up primer pockets-inside.
The next step is to use a small chamfering tool to remove all the imperfections around the case mouth both inside and out. The inside chamfer starts the bullet into the case mouth, of particular importance when using flat base bullets.
For normal hunting cartridges this is about as far as I go to prepare brass, from this point on, it is only necessary to keep the cases and primer pockets clean. It is very important to check the overall length of the case about every 4 or 5 firings depending on calibre.
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Came across this photo and was puzzled.. Maybe this has been talked about in the past, but I have been roamin' around here for quite some time now.. and have seen nothing said about it.?
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The near misses for Penn-Trafford girls golf are a thing of the past.
After runner-up finishes in each of the past two seasons, the Warriors won the WPIAL Class AAA championship with a score of 338 and an 18-stroke victory last Thursday at Cedarbrook Golf Club's Red Course.
The triumph for the undefeated Warriors gives the golf program its first WPIAL title and Penn-Trafford its fourth district title — girls soccer in 2003, wrestling in 2006 and field hockey in 2011 were the others — since the school's inception.
Haley Borkovich led P-T with a round of 79, Royse Bachtel shot an 83, Morgan Rector shot an 87, Casey Doran shot an 89, and Mia Barchetti shot a 91 to easily push the team pas the 356 of runner-up North Allegheny and the rest of a seven-team field.
"After the last couple of years, which were kind of tough the way they ended, it was a great feeling," Penn-Trafford coach Ed Herbst said. "They played better than I could have ever expected today."
The victory means that Penn-Trafford will get a chance to play for a state championship on Wednesday at Heritage Hills Golf Resort and Conference Center in York.
Seniors Barchetti and Borkovich played on the Warriors teams that have slipped up in previous finals, while Rector is a first-year starter as a senior. For those three players, the state championship tournament will be the final time on the course as a P-T player, and they will have a chance to bring their school its first team state championship.
"I think they're very excited for the chance to go to states," Herbst said. "It's the culmination of four years of hard work.
"The senior girls have come so far from when they were freshmen. Each one of them has worked hard to make sure they were ready for our season."
As if the Warriors needed anything to make winning a WPIAL title more special, the team also posted a lower total than the 341 shot by Class AA champ Central Valley.
Central Valley was the team that topped P-T in what was known as the WPIAL Division II final in 2010 and 2011, and while the PIAA is hosting a Class AAA and Class AA state final this year, topping their old nemesis was an added perk for Penn-Trafford.
"That was kind of like icing on the cake," Herbst said. "We were concentrating on winning our tournament and didn't want to take anything for granted until we saw the scores on the board. But then one of our (player's) fathers pointed out we beat Central Valley, as well."
The girls team final won't be the only Penn-Trafford golf going on in York next week.
P-T senior Max Doran advanced to the PIAA Class AAA boys individual final with a 5-over-par 77, which was good for seventh place at the PIAA Western Regional at Tom's Run Golf Course.
Borkovich also qualified for the girls individual state final with an 11-over-par 83 and a third-place finish in the Western Regional. The state individual finals are Monday and Tuesday at Heritage Hills.
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The first thing to be said is that the senator's movies are not self-aggrandizing. Mr. Kerry is hardly in the film, and never strikes so much as a heroic pose. These are the souvenirs of a 25-year-old guy sent to an exotic place on an otherworldly mission, who bought an 8-millimeter camera in the PX and shot a few hours of travelogue, most of it pretty boring if you didn't live through it.
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as you go down in rim size you will naturally go up in profile of the tire. this will naturally give you a greater volume of air in the tire and many benefits. benefits would be a softer more comfortable ride, lighter wheel and the tire will be lighter too, especially if its a lesser width. better gas mileage, drastically improved all wheather handling, tighter tuning radius, less wear and tear on you suspension components and less prone to tire bulges and rim damage from pot holes.
you will lose those i corner g forces though.
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Change and little Japanese restaurants
Isn't it a beautiful thing to, after two years, go back to your little neighbourhood Japanese restaurant and find that everything's exactly the same as when you left ? The prices haven't changed (except for Coke), the little cardboard "Sold Out" signs are still in operation , the charming hand-illustrated sign on the front still advises "No alcohol / No bare-feet" , the staff still consist of Japanese exchange students who take your money with both hands, and who are presumably responsible for the hand-lettered cardboard "business cards" that you get with your take-away .
Actually, maybe it is depressing that nothing has changed. (Are you surviving, little Japanese neighbourhood restaurant? Are you prospering?) And why is charm so important? Why do I want you not to change?
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I know there's no real consensus when it comes to dino vs. synthetic - but if I've made the decision not to switch to synthetic yet (this will be my first oil change @ 3k miles) who likes which dino brand?
This is a discussion on What Brand of Dino Oil? within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I know there's no real consensus when it comes to dino vs. synthetic - but if I've made the decision ...
I know there's no real consensus when it comes to dino vs. synthetic - but if I've made the decision not to switch to synthetic yet (this will be my first oil change @ 3k miles) who likes which dino brand?
I have always used Castrol GTX as a conventional oil. I love that stuff. Never had any problems with it. I do plan on switching over to synthetic after 6000 miles though. But back to the question, on all of the engines I have used conventional oil, it has always been GTX.
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if you are religious about changing your oil every 3K miles, they are all the same. you are paying for the name on the bottle.
get some Wolf's Head. it's made by Pennzoil, but doesn't carry their name.
it's all the same shi+. i would still switch to syn eventualy, as the turbo runs real hot, and will cook down dino oil quicker.
Gotcha... Think 3k is too early to switch to the man-made stuff?
If this is your first oil change at 3K (over due for the first), you DO NOT want to go synth yet. Actually you should have changed the oil at 1000 miles the first time. Subaru uses special oil that helps break the engine in. It is supposed to be changed out at 1000.
Anyway, what I would suggest is to change the oil to any high grade non synth oil at least one more time. Then at 6K go to synth if you want to.
For the record, many, many people say you should wait until 10K to go synth but at 6K you are "all-right". Personally since you have been running the "break-in" oil I wouldn't do the radical switch for atleast one more change of oil.
If it were my car I would go high grade non synth and change it out at 5.5K miles. I'd then do the exact same again for another 2.5K miles. Then at 8K I'd switch to Synth oil.
Don't forget to always change the filter with every oil change!
Doh! Carlo thanks for the heads up! My local service guys told me to change the oil at 3k. They never mentioned anything about a 1,000 mile service. What a trip!
I bought some Subie filters today and will get a dino oil injection into the car this weekend.
There is no service interval at 1000 miles on the my02 wrx. Check the manual or the subaru website. However, most of us just went ahead and changed the oil at 1000 or 1500 anyway. There is no special break in oil either.
I went ahead and changed it at 1500 to synth, but there is no 1000 mile service interval.
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I did my first oil change at 1k miles and switched to synth at that time.
You'll be fine to switch now if you want. I can't recommend a dino oil brand, though.
Castrol GTX is good stuff. Spoon Sports (JDM Honda tuner) uses it exclusively in all their track cars, including the Spoon S2000. If it can take a motor that revs to 12,000RPM it's good stuff.
Hi, new guy here, thought I would reply to this post on oils. I do not believe you have to wait any specific interval before changing to synthetic oil as some have suggested. There are a bunch of cars out there (Porsches, Vettes, Vipers, etc) that come off the assembly lines with synthetic oil already in them.
I changed out my break in oil at 1K and again at 3K (both times using synthetic) and have continued to run synthetic (at 10K now). I run amsoil but there are a bunch of good oils out there. I am not a mechanic but I don't see a negative to swapping from conventional to synthetic (other than a cash one).