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Rawiller spurred on by Golden memoriesChris Roots
Published: April 5 2013 - 3:00AM
Nash Rawiller has his superstars on Saturday - Pierro and More Joyous - but he also hopes the Golden Slipper will fit again as he rides Whittington in the 1200-metre dash at Rosehill.
A year on from his finest day on a racecourse, when More Joyous' second consecutive Queen Of The Turf victory added the cream to Pierro's Golden Slipper win, Rawiller hopes for another red-letter day with the pair.
"It will take some beating, that day last year,'' he said. ''Those two horses have proven to be among the best [horses] I have ridden and given me plenty of great memories but
that day stands out. When you're going to the races to ride them you can't help but be confident. You know that people are coming to watch them. Once you get on their backs you get even more confident. It's just a great feeling when you're out there because it feels like it is just you and them.''
However, the Slipper is the focus of the afternoon and Rawiller, Gai Waterhouse's No.1 stable rider, will be on Whittington, which is the outsider of her trio of runners at $19.
''Gai wanted me to ride the colt, so I would be strong and not have to waste,'' Rawiller said. ''He has not done that much wrong.''
Whittington won the Breeders Plate in the spring, as Pierro did a year earlier, before being beaten in the Canonbury Stakes on his return then winning the Lonhro Plate. ''He wasn't quite ready first-up this time but he made good improvement from that run to the second-up run and has improved again since,'' Rawiller said. ''He will run a race.''
Punters expect the Waterhouse yard to have the Slipper winner but are looking to her fillies rather than Whittington.
''Overreach remains favourite at $2.30 but punters have broadened the base of horses they have been backing in the past 24 hours,'' TAB.com.au's Glenn Munsie said. ''Sweet Idea was the best-supported runner [on Thursday] and is $15 to $10 since the draw.
''However, Ruud Awakening and Villa Verde remain our worst ways. They continue to back both of them and the biggest bet we have written since the draw was $10,000 on Villa Verde at $17.''
Elsewhere, TAB.com.au took $20,000 on Pierro at $1.50 in the George Ryder Stakes, where Rawiller believes he will be at a career peak.
''I rode him back from the track [on Thursday morning], he felt fantastic,'' he said. ''We know what he is capable of doing and I am sure he is just going to make me look good again [on Saturday].''
Rawiller rounds out his group 1 book of rides with Driefontein in the Vinery Stud Stakes and Kelinni in The BMW.
Australian Turf Club racecourses manager Lindsay Murphy expects Rosehill to be rated slow for Slipper day on Saturday.
''We have dodged most of the real heavy stuff but the track is still a slow seven,'' Murphy said.
''We have only had 23 millimetres of rain at Rosehill, whereas Randwick had 83mm in the same time. We are expecting showers until Saturday, so I don't think it will be any better than slow.''
This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horseracing/rawiller-spurred-on-by-golden-memories-20130404-2h9rf.html


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After nearly 30 years in federal Parliament, Nationals senator for Queensland
The rumpled-looking character, a staunch coalitionist and advocate for the regions, strongly opposed One Nation, which almost cost him preselection in 2001.
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"He has been and remains a defender of Christian values and a warrior for conservative politics, leading the charge against extremism," Mr McIver said.
Several years ago Senator Boswell faced pressure from some within the party to resign and make way for a candidate who was closely aligned to Nationals senator Barnaby Joyce.
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AKRON, Ohio – The University of Akron men's and women's soccer programs have each earned the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award for the 2011-12 academic year. UA was one of 152 institutions from across the nation that had both its men's and women's programs honored.
Teams that maintained a grade point average 3.0 or higher during the academic year were honored with the award. Vernon Croft's women's team posted a team GPA of 3.31 while Caleb Porter's men's squad made the cut with a team GPA of 3.23. A total of 726 college soccer teams (222 men, 504 women) were recognized by the NSCAA.
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So flashtwosix, how hard is it to install one of these (not the ATI- a stock one). Any unusual tools needed?
to be honest...I was very timid about replacing my damper because I thought there would be special tools required and I thought the process would be complicated. However, after talking to aggie...he mentioned that it would be easy so I gave it a shot.
Yes...special tools are required but there are way around this. When I fix my laptop I can try to pull the pictures and show you.
this is 5 min job. of course...I had the engine out so it was easier but the same procedure is used even if the engine is still inside the car.
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lock your fly wheel but inserting a bmw flywheel lockpin. I used a long bolt. I wrapped a bunch of tape around the bolt so that I wont marr (spelling) or damage the flywheel.
Step2: next...insert in a 21 or 22mm (will verify later) socket and use a large cheater bar to remove the damper screw. a very large cheater bar is required because the nut is TORQUED at whopping 300-305ft/lbs of force.
installing the damper is fool proof because there is an alignment tab on the damper. there is no way you can mess this up. just slide in the new damper. no pressing is involve at all. lock the flywheel and torque the new damper to 300-305ft/lbs
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As I mentioned, sea surface temps are on the rise and last week off Eddystone Point in the state's North East, we saw an upwelling of warmer water meeting the cool which bought in an influx of albacore tuna. This week, sea surface temps have dropped slightly and what this means is that anglers will probably go further offshore to get amongst game fish.
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Freeing loggerhead turtles comes at a priceApril 23, 2012
When loggerhead turtles are accidentally captured by humans, a recovery process follows, the complexity of which varies according to the turtle's injuries. Spanish researchers have analysed the process of reintegrating these animals into the environment and they have discovered that there are changes in the behaviour of the turtles that have a complicated recovery process.
The study, which has been published in Aquatic Conservation-Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems, involved placing satellite transmitters on the shell of 12 healthy, wild loggerhead turtles' (Caretta caretta), and on 6 more that had spent a few months in a rehabilitation centre in the Balearic Islands.
"The six animals from the centre were seriously affected when they were caught and they had a slow, complicated recovery process" Lluís Cardona, the main author of the study and researcher in the animal biology department in the University of Barcelona (UB) explained to SINC.
Upon being set free, three of the rehabilitated turtles showed changes in behaviour. "One died and the other two did not swim well and were very disorientated" Cardona, who compared their adaptation to the environment of these turtles with the twelve control ones, states.
"We received a signal each time they went up to breathe and from this we can tell what speed they swim at and the route they follow", the researcher comments. One of the most informative parameters regarding the animal's health is the time spent at the water's surface. "Turtles go up to breathe and thermoregulate. The time spent at the surface reflects their buoyancy control" the biologist highlights.
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Although the number of animals included in this study is not very high and they need more studies, the results show that when the rehabilitation is complicated, there is a percentage of animals that do not readapt to freedom.
"The underlying question of this project is when it is worthwhile recuperating and treating a turtle" the UB expert asks. At a time of limited resources and for the good of the animal itself, "the scientists have to work with veterinarians in the rehabilitation centres to establish protocols to determine when a turtle should be treated and when not" Cardona says.
Accidental captures
The six turtles in the study were rehabilitated in the Balearic Islands by the Aspro-Natura Foundation between 2004 and 2007. Of those, two had been hit by boats, two had throat and stomach injuries from fishing hooks, and the last two had injured their flippers in fishing nets.
"Most of these animals are caught accidentally by fishing hooks or trapped in trawler or trammel nets" the scientist explains. "A smaller percentage collides with boats or gets caught in abandoned nets or plastic".
However, the number of turtles caught by fishing hooks has reduced. "This decrease is due to the fact that fishermen fish at a deeper level at which there are fewer turtles, although they are still researching this final aspect" the biologist points out.
90% of turtles in the Balearic Islands' waters come from the USA. "In this country, the number of nesting females of this species has dropped" Cardona warns.
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Thousands of loggerhead turtles are killed annually in areas of Syria, Libya and Egypt and Tunisia where they travel to find food, a new study led by researchers at the University of Exeter has highlighted.
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A new collaborative study led by scientists at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science & Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy examined predator-prey interactions between tiger sharks and sea turtles off the northwestern Atlantic Ocean.
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A new University of Central Florida study is sounding the alarm about climate change and its potential impact on more than 30 years of conservation efforts to keep sea turtles around for the next generation.
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The discovery of numerous juvenile loggerhead turtles by a NOAA Fisheries research survey more than 200 miles off the Southern California Coast has revealed new details about a mysterious part of the endangered turtles' epic migration across the Pacific Ocean known as "the lost years."
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With new nano-sized acoustic transmitters, scientists from GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, the Turtle Foundation and Queen Mary University of London were able to follow the pathways of loggerhead turtle hatchlings from Cape Verde.
Young loggerhead turtles not going with the flow
Juvenile loggerhead turtles swim into oncoming ocean currents, instead of passively drifting with them, according to a study published August 6, 2014 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Donald Kobayashi from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and colleagues.
Paleontologists assemble giant turtle bone from fossil discoveries made centuries apart
"As soon as those two halves came together, like puzzle pieces, you knew it," said Ted Daeschler, PhD, associate curator of vertebrate zoology and vice president for collections at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University.
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A new study satellite tracked 17 young loggerhead turtles in the Atlantic Ocean to better understand sea turtle nursery grounds and early habitat use during the 'lost years.'
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The former Canoe Cove School is located in the rural community of Canoe Cove, PEI. The one and one half storey wood shingled building is located near the highway with a backdrop of trees. The registration includes the footprint of the building.
The former Canoe Cove School was built in approximately the year 1850. A school had been established in the area as early as 1820. The school is significant as a well preserved example of a rural school in PEI and because of its association with Island artist, Robert Harris (1849-1919). Harris used the school as the theme of his 1880 painting "School House at Canoe Cove" which provides a rare glimpse into the interior of a typical 19th Century PEI schoolhouse. Another of Harris' famous works, "The Meeting of the Trustees", was based on an event at nearby Long Creek School in the neighbouring community. Unfortunately, that building has not survived. The Canoe Cove school building has survived remarkably intact except for the removal of three windows from the east wall which were added to the west wall. Today, it is operated as a community centre by the local Canoe Cove Community Association.
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Hitler called Norway the Zone of Destiny for Nazi Germany because convoys from Churchill's Britain and Roosevelt's United States supplied Stalin's Soviet Russia with critical equipment and foodstuffs during the darkest days of the German invasion.
The words "Murmansk Run" conjure visions of ice-laden ships and thoughts of freezing to death in seconds. For five long years, thousands of men and women fought ferociously in the coldest corner of hell on earth. Some fought for survival, some struggled to help others survive, and some sought to crush their enemies. If man-made death didn't get you, the Arctic's weapons of ice and cold would. These natural weapons killed regardless of whose side you were on or how just was your cause. No one escaped unscathed. Author Mike Walling captures the Arctic convoys bitter essence in Forgotten Sacrifice.
The story launches in October 1939, when Germany and the Soviet Union began diplomatic maneuvering. The action accelerates with Winston Churchill's decision in 1941 to provide supplies to Soviet forces battling the German invasion. From this point until the closing days of WWII in spring 1945, an unremitting sea battle raged within the confines of the always-lethal, ever-shifting Arctic ice pack and the savage Scandinavian coastline. Nearly 4.5 million tons of supplies were moved in 77 convoys over the course of 5 years in order to help the Soviet war effort. The Allies fought to keep the sea lanes open to Murmansk while the Germans were determined to slaughter every ship which dared to make the attempt. By the end of the convoys, 98 ships had been lost. Forgotten Sacrifice reveals a timeless tale of determination, heroism, sacrifice, and the strength of the human spirit.
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Michael G. Walling is author of several books, including Bloodstained Sea, the 2005 Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature. An internationally recognized World War II expert, Walling is a contributing author to the U.S. Naval Institute's Naval History Magazine and has appeared on The History Channel and PBS as an aviation and naval expert. After graduating from Montclair State College with a BA in Biology, Walling served in the U.S. Coast Guard for six years as a commissioned officer and a senior petty officer. He has spent more than 45 years collecting stories from veterans from World War II, Korea, Viet Nam, and Iraq as well as those of pilots, merchant seaman, and civilian personnel with NATO and EUFOR in the Balkans. His research has included visits to London; Sarajevo; Baska Voda, Croatia; Halifax, Nova Scotia; St. John's, Newfoundland; and New Orleans.
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"...tells the complete story of the Allied forces' Arctic Convoys and the role they played in helping Russia repel the Germans. It uses literally hundreds of oral histories from eyewitnesses and veterans of the convoys plus original research in the Russian Naval archives at Murmansk to retell a campaign that has received relatively little in-depth focus in the chronicles of World War II, and is a top pick for any military history holding."
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Football merchandising has become a key part of the game, but it seems Leverkusen are not about to open their own luxury boutique if Jupp Heynckes has anything to do with it.
"When we got to 3-1, we tried to shut up shop. I don't often see that from my team," said an astonished Heynckes, whose players - ironically - appeared to have adopted an open-all-hours approach in their Rhein derby with Cologne. "We're going to have to talk about it."
The former Borussia Monchengladbach forward was clearly aghast any team of his should do something close to resembling defending, though he needn't have worried. Leverkusen are to parking the team bus in front of goal what Louis van Gaal is to stand-up comedy, though one suggests the strait-laced Dutchman could more comfortably crack one-liners than Heynckes's men could turn '1-0 to the Leverkusen' into a Bundesliga terrace favourite.
The short-sighted may argue that Leverkusen's cause was not helped by Sami Hyypia disappearing late in the first half with a thigh injury, but Cologne - hardly the league's most flamboyant team - had already shown a handy knack of exploiting a lack of pace at the heart of the hosts' defence that was not improved by Stefan Reinartz dropping into the back four from midfield.
"That was anything but an exciting evening," said Manuel Friedrich, who must be something of a party animal if the 90 minutes in the BayArena didn't get the juices flowing. The Cologne dressing-room was raided by thieves during the game, so you could quite easily claim the visitors were robbed twice.
Another reason Leverkusen looked so bad, though, was that Lukas Podolski was sooooo good. The lovable rogue (pictured) was again at his Prince Poldi prima donna best, pouting in the first half, imperial in the second as he prompted his side's dashing but ultimately fruitless comeback.
It's hard to imagine him staying at his beloved club should they be relegated come next May, but it shouldn't be ruled out. In an interview in Kicker magazine this week, Podolski is asked to pick a time to travel to. "2025," was the answer of the 25-year-old. "When my son and I will be champions with Cologne."
Manuel Neuer shows a similar iron-clad commitment to Schalke, but the German number one is set to become the subject of a tug-of-love between his hometown club and ardent admirers, Bayern Munich. "He's the best goalkeeper in the world," cooed Franz Beckenbauer, etching Neuer's name alongside a new set of golf clubs on his Christmas wish list after seeing the 24-year-old double-handedly keep Bayern at bay in the first half last Saturday, allowing Schalke to come on strong in the second to score a famous 2-0 win.
"A year ago, one could have considered such a transfer, not now," said Neuer's current paymaster Felix Magath, breaking off from counting the estimated €34 million the Gelsenkirchen side have banked from this season's Champions League campaign so far. "We're now in a better position, and must not sell Manuel Neuer under any circumstances."
If young Thomas Kraft, who played wonderfully against Basel in the Champions League win in midweek, can continue making progress, Bayern may not need Neuer, but there were still plenty of problems evident at Schalke. The champions were unable to respond after going behind and worryingly short of bite, despite the return of Mark van Bommel in midfield. The Dutchman, a couple of snarls in the direction of the referee aside, was the spirit of Christmas himself as the champions surrendered meekly, slipping a whopping 17 points behind leaders Dortmund.
"Mainz and ourselves are not upping the pressure, so it's easy for Dortmund," said Van Gaal, forgetting about the other four teams between the champions and Jurgen Klopp's squad.
But it does look easy for BVB. Their 2-0 defeat of Nuremberg was a record-equalling eighth straight away win, while Robert Lewandowski replaced the injured Lucas Barrios in the starting line-up for the first time - and scored his fifth of the season - with an ease that was almost insolent.
The only people not happy with Dortmund's record-breaking start were the city's air traffic controllers, who diverted the team plane to Paderborn 100 kilometres away as they were 29 seconds - yes, seconds - late. Luckily, everything else has gone like clockwork for Jurgen Klopp's men this season.


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2013 Graduating Residents Honored and Dr. Feldstein Presents Annual Tribute Poster
How quickly another year has passed; we are once again celebrating our Chief Residents at the end of their long journey to becoming full-fledged neurosurgeons.
Dr. Elizabeth Fontana, Dr. Simon Hanft, and Dr. Marc Otten were recently toasted by the Department of Neurosurgery at their annual end-of-year resident dinner. All three of our graduates are moving on to specialty fellowships across the United States: Dr. Fontana, at the Swedish Institute of Neuroscience in Seattle, Washington; Dr. Hanft, at the University of Miami in Florida; and Dr. Otten, at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As he does every year at this event, Dr. Neil Feldstein from the Pediatric Neurosurgery Center unveiled his outgoing resident homage poster. This year he had a little help from his colleague Dr. Richard Anderson in developing the concept.
The 2013 poster is titled Steinfeld, a play on the TV show Seinfeld with Dr. Feldstein's name in reverse, and features Dr. Feldstein with the three residents as the iconic TV show characters. The actual poster (seen above with wording blurred) had quotations from the show that applied to the residents, but copyright issues wouldn't allow us to publish them on our website.
To learn more about Dr. Feldstein's annual poster see our previous blogs:
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Columbia Neurosurgery Says Goodbye To The 2012 Chiefs
Feldstein's 2011 Resident Poster Revealed
Dr. Feldstein's Annual Picture Is Our 'Macy's Day Parade'
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Full slate of events scheduled for next week's Dayton Fair
DAYTON — The 133rd Dayton Fair kicks off next week, bringing with it all the thrills and fun attendees have come to love.
As Armstrong County's only agricultural fair, the event begins Sunday. A daily schedule packed with shows, judging, rides and food carries the fair throughout the week until the gates close on Saturday.
"The fair has a long tradition of not only providing an enjoyable way for people to exchange ideas, demonstrate skills and exhibit products, but also providing a great source of family recreation, entertainment and learning," according to the Dayton Fair website.
The festivities begin at 7 p.m. Sunday with a worship service led by Randy and Paul Thompson, a father-son team from the Punxsutawney area, followed by the crowning of the Dayton Fair queen at 8 p.m.
"I feel so blessed to have been able to represent such a great community and fair," 2012 Fair Queen Amelia Lindsay said in the fair handbook.
The gates officially open at 3 p.m. next Monday with rides starting at 5 p.m.
Monday evening brings the minivan/compact car demolition derby at 7:30 p.m. New at the fair this year, the first prize winner of the derby will net $600.
Tuesday there will be horse and livestock judging all day. In the evening, the farm tractor pull will be held at the grandstands at 7 p.m., featuring farm tractors, Keystone mini V8 tractors and open-street semis.
Wednesday is military/veterans appreciation day, where all military personnel and veterans are admitted free with ID.
Horse and livestock judging continues Wednesday with grandstand highlights such as harness racing at noon and grand cavalcade and six-horse hitch at 5:30 p.m. The evening event will be the Lucas Oil Pro-Pulling League at 7 p.m., featuring Lim Pro/Super farm tractors, super stock 4x4 trucks, 6300 open 4x4 trucks and 7700 open 4x4 trucks.
Thursday is golden-agers day, where all senior citizens are admitted free before 4 p.m. The Armstrong County junior livestock sale begins at 6:30 p.m. followed by the 4x4 Mud Bog at the grandstand at 7 p.m.
Friday brings the popular demolition derby at 7:30 p.m. at the grandstand. This year's winner will grab $1,200.
The fair winds down Saturday. This year's featured performer is country music artist Randy Houser.
Houser released his first album in 2008, charting several hits on the Billboard country music charts. His third and most recent album, "How Country Feels," netted him his first No. 1 single with the title track. Houser has also co-written several popular country songs, including Trace Adkin's "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" and Justin Moore's "Back That Thing Up."
Houser takes the grandstand at 8 p.m. The fair's annual fireworks will follow the show.
But those are just the highlights. Fun at the fair runs all day long, with food, rides and shows for the whole family.
Returning to the fair are Toodles the Clown and Buffalo Beal's Animal Park, with its petting zoo and pony and camel rides. Also showing daily are the Galaxy Girls stunt show, Johnny Peer's Muttville Comix dog-comedy show and the Chainsaw Chix chainsaw artists show.
Admission at the gate is $8 with free parking. Advance day passes are available for $7 or $40 for a full week pass. For more information, visit www.daytonfair.com.
Jeremy Hartley is a staff writer for The Indiana Gazette.
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As gratifying as Tuesday's 1-0 win was over the Devils, being on the other side of a 1-0 game stings like nothing else. Well, Thursday night's 1-0 defeat at the hands of the lowly Florida Panthers did just that: a stinging defeat that by season's end, could mean the difference between a playoff bound Bruins team and a B's squad that could be golfing by mid-April.
Behind 36 saves from Panthers backup goaltender Scott Clemmensen, Florida was able to put an end to their four-game losing streak, topping a listless Bruins team that just can't find a way to put the puck in the net, a problem that has plagued the team all season long.
The only goal on the night came in the eighth minute of the game, as Florida's Keith Ballard skated up the slot and wristed one through Tuukka Rask on his stick side. Ballard's seventh goal of the year would prove to be all the Panthers would need, as the former B.C. Eagle Clemmensen posted his fifth career shutout in front of his former college town's fans.
Thankfully, the loss doesn't end up costing the Bruins any ground in the playoff race after all…just a missed opportunity to climb the standings. Philadelphia, who is in a tie with Boston and Montreal for sixth in the East, lost to the Islanders Thursday, while the Canadiens were idle. Atlanta, who sits just two points behind the trio of playoff bound squads, also lost, falling to the kings of the Eastern Conference, the Capitals. So, with just five games remaining in what has been a topsy-turvy regular season, the Bruins still control their playoff destiny.
Next up on the docket for the Black and Gold, "Kesselmania VI," otherwise known as a trip to Toronto on Saturday, to face former Bruin Phil Kessel and the Maple Leafs, the Eastern Conference's worst team.
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Marko Polo
Marko Polo is situated on the peaceful area 15 min on foot from the Old town and beach. It is the ideal choice for modern backpackers. The Guesthouse is also available for groups and families.
We have built Marko Polo Tavern behind the house so our guests can experience that tradition and Dalmatian environment like you can see on photos.Tavern is decorated with maritime pictures and devices. Working fireplace is yours to use. There are mini kitchen for use too.
- all the necessary free info and maps to navigate the city
and optimize your time (and your money, too)
- free welcome drink and traditional snacks
- free high speed Internet access
- free local phone calls
- free Wifi Internet
- free public refrigerator
- free towels and bed linen
- free hot showers
- free luggage storage
- hair-dryers in the rooms are available at the reception
- all taxes included in the price
- the price includes all utility costs (water/electricity), bed
linen, towels and final clean-up
- pick up service from the bus station, port and airport for the cost
- Air condition, fan, heater (FREE FROM 15.07 UNTIL 15.09 THERE AFTER PAID PLUS 4 EUROS OR 30 KUNAS PER NIGHT)
- Breakfast 5 Euros or 35 Kunas per person
- Laundry (costs 10 Euros)
- agreements with restaurants, scooter and car rental, tour
and....if you ask for more: NO PROBLEM!!! that is why we are here 24 hours.
- help in finding another accommodation in Croatia
- we offer cheep excursions with a boat, mini bus and car
Marko Polo guesthouse offer 2 standard double bedrooms, 2 standard triple bedrooms, one standard four bedroom.
STANDARD DOUBLE BED: double bed, share bathroom, no sea view from bedroom but there is share balcony with sea view, no air condition but is fan in the room, hair dryer is available in the bathroom, share mini kithen and BBQ, free Wifi.
STANDARD THREE BAD PRIVATE: double bad + single bad, share bathroom, sea view from the room, air condition, hair dryer is available in bathroom, free Wifi, share mini kitchen and BBQ.
STANDARD FOUR BAD PRIVATE; private room (double bed + 2 single bads), private bathroom, air condition, no sea view but there is share balcony with sea view, hair dryer, free Wifi, share mini kitchen and BBQ.
Check in time: after 13 - 24
Check out time: 10 AM
Cancellation policy is 2 days in advance.
Taxes Included.
The payment in full is expected on arrival in Cash. We do not accept Credit Cards.
We are confident that the time spent at Marko Polo house will be the best choice for your vacation.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Transfers
- Bicycle parking
- Breakfast Not Included
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Fridge/Freezer
- Hair Dryers
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Luggage Storage
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
- Wi-Fi
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Guesthouse InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Check in time: after 14- 23
Check out time: 10 AM
Cancellation policy is 2 days in advance.
Taxes Included.
The payment in full is expected on arrival in Cash. We do not accept Credit Cards.
- brekfast is not include in price
- transport service is not include in price
- only double rooms have a fan, other types of rooms have air conditioner
- Air condition, fan, heater are free from 15 th June until 15 th Semptember thereafter paid plus 30 Kunas each day
- no parking but there are nearby public parking which is free but after 7 PM is full
-payment in cash only. We do not accept credit cards
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
The main bus station for incoming and outgoing buses (also international) is located 3 km from our house as well as the main port.
If you arrive in Dubrovnik by bus or ferry, across port and bus station is bus stop for local buses. There you can take a bus number 3. When you enter in bus 3 ask a driver for PRVA AUTOBUSNA STANICA NA MAGISTRALI - NA ULAZU U TUNEL (name of station on Croatian). When you get off the bus, first house across is our. On the main road on right you will see name of street Nika Kulišića. Follow the street down and third entrance on left side is our. Number is 20.
If you are arriving by flight, from air port you can take a bus to center (40 Kunas per person) and from center a bus number 3 (15 Kunas per person).


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2 bedroom semi-detached house for saleAtlantic Road,Great Barr,Birmingham
Sold STC £100,000
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Set in a popular location this improved semi detached home is well presented. Approached via the front garden with a pathway to the fore, the entrance hall gives way to the through lounge which has a feature fireplace. There is an additional verandah to the rear which over looks the rear garden and the kitchen has been refitted with a range of modern units. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, the master having a built in cupboard and the family bathroom which comprises a white suite and is fully tiled. Outside the rear garden is level with a patio area and is laid to lawn with fencing to the neighbouring boundaries. With major double glazing and gas central heating, viewing is recommended.
Entrance Hall
Through Lounge 188 into bay x 95
Verandah 159 x 8
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Bedroom Two 96 x 8
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Re: Assembling PDFs into a PDF document?
Hi AES,
This solution cheats because it uses latex to do the real job. However, it does use mathematica to assemble the latex code. To use it:
1. place your pdf's in a subdirectory of the directory that contains the notebook (avoid file names that confuse latex)
2. supply the name of the subdirectory in the notebook in the variable pdfsubdirectory (in this example the directory is called "pdf_files")
3. Execute the notebook.
This creates a latex file in the current directory that uses the package pdfpages. Typeset it and you will get the assembled pdf. I suppose one should be able to send the typesetting command directly from Mathematica to the shell to fully automate the process, but this job is for another volunteer :-)
(*specify name of subdirectory that contains the pdf files*)
pdfsubdirectory = "pdf_files";
thisdirectory = SetDirectory@NotebookDirectory[];
(*read in list of pdfs*)
mypdffiles = FileNames["*.pdf", pdfsubdirectory];
numberoffiles = Length[mypdffiles];
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Being someone who has battled my weight my entire life, believe me being pushed into exercise was not the solution for me. But when I came to the decision on my own and started because I wanted to and was ready to, that was when I stuck with it and found the joy in it.
Over the years I have been a bike rider, a jogger, a skier, I have belonged to a gym, I have taken aerobics classes, worked out with a personal trainer, walked a half-marathon and hiked some beautiful terrain in Colorado. And during all of those times what inspired me to first try and then to continue was the feeling of accomplishment. Knowing that in spite of my size, I was able to participate in something that made me feel good about me.
Now I admit that I continue to battle with my weight and currently I am not as active as I would like to be, but I am not giving up. I am going to find something that gets me moving again and if that results in losing a few pounds great! But if it doesn't that's okay too, because being active should not be a short term goal to losing 10 pounds, but rather a long term goal to keep your body moving the best that it can.
So to answer the original question, it is the sense of accomplishment I feel that keeps me striving to be active. What about you? Share with me what motivates you to be an active woman. I would love to hear about your favorite activities and what inspires you.
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He's coming off excellent performances in Euro Cup 2012 that raised his profile worldwide. So, why not compare and contrast him with some other famous American athletes to see how he fits among them.
Balotelli shows that the best American athletes need not gravitate only to football and basketball. They can make it in Soccer, too.
When comparing, it is also important to note his off-field distractions. He has become difficult in some circumstances to count on. He is mercurial with a big ego. He wants things his way.
His reputation is like his haircut, unique.
Also, it looks like he is setting up to have a few baby's momma's.
After the championship match Sunday, it was talked about that he didn't shake hands with Spain.
This guy is everything controversial in American pro sports.
So, why not start it off with the greatest athletic specimen of recent times in American sports. The first American athlete that comes to mind with the skills like Mario and other similar characteristics would have to be Terrell Owens. Balotelli could suit up to sprint the sidelines and his end zone dances would be more than satisfactory.
Chad Ochocinco Johnson is probably just as good of a football player example (he's skinnier than TO, too).
Number three has to be a baller. Stephon Marbury was in Balotelli's spot some time ago and is now playing Chinese ball. Both are world travelers. It would be great seeing Balotelli going for a dunk.
A fourth athlete with amazing G-d given talent and driven to excel is Torii Hunter. Center field would be a fun sight to see for Balotelli, roaming the area and making the occasional dive. He'd be fun to see at the plate taking hacks and running the base paths, too.
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We are happy to announce the upcoming 18th annual New Braj Festival 2013! The festival will begin on Tuesday June 18th, 2013 – Monday June 24th, 2013. There will be 7 full days of bliss. Please mark your calendars and make plans to join us in Badger, CA
Join us for 7 full days of Hari Katha and spiritual activities in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Registration information will be announced soon...


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From: A Bruised and Boiling Bruin
Dear Mr. Campbell,
It is with great disappointment that I am forced to write this letter. I am sure that this will be one of many letters concerning Mr. Matt Cooke's hit on Mr. Marc Savard on Sunday, March 7, 2010, some of which will praise you for your choice made on Wednesday to not suspend Mr. Cooke and others rebuking you. Unfortunately, this letter falls into the latter category.
As a Bruins fan, the hit Mr. Cooke delivered on Mr. Savard initially evoked only one emotion: anger. Seeing one of the stars, leaders, and offensive catalysts of my team crumple to the ice after such a violent hit is a picture I am unlikely to forget anytime soon, especially seeing he has been the victim of three concussions, and it's an image that infuriates me unlike anything else.
However, an event such as this hit supersedes team loyalty. As a fan of hockey and its players in general, I am incredibly concerned and curious about your decision. I wonder why are shoulder-to-head hits legal in the first place? I, like many fans, love the physicality of hockey and understand that very often, legal hits result in injuries, but no one wants to see what they were subject to on Sunday. Why did it take such a violent hit and potentially career-altering injury to bring attention to these hits? Less importantly, but still just as questionable is why didn't any of the two referees or two linesmen call a penalty on the hit? You've repeatedly mentioned the similarity between Mr. Cooke's hit on Mr. Savard and Mr. Mike Richards's hit on Mr. David Booth earlier in the season. Mr. Richards was not suspended, but he was sent off with a game misconduct. Did all four of the referees in Sunday's game not see the hit on Mr. Savard? What is the point of having four men in black-and-white stripes if they fail to make the right call or miss the hit? Additionally, why isn't more attention to improved shoulder pads, with more cushioning, which could be the difference between consciousness and unconsciousness? These are all questions that I know there may not be answers to, but that I wonder as I write this letter.
Having read your statement about your decision to not suspend Mr. Cooke, I understand your reasoning: shoulder-to-head hits are not illegal under the current rulebook and the lack of suspension for Mr. Richards following his hit on Mr. Booth earlier in the season was used as a precedent. However, I wonder what kind of precedents Mr. Cooke's and Mr. Booth's "non-suspensions" set for the remainder of the season.
I understand that next year, assuming the rule changes suggested by the general managers of the league are implemented, both hits would warrant suspensions. However, if players such as Mr. Cooke, who have already been suspended (twice, in Mr. Cooke's case) for similar hits this season, never mind their careers, know that there is no consequence for such hits, what reason do they have to not continue head-hunting? As long as they keep their elbow down, something Mr. Cooke did no more of when he hit Mr. Savard – who had his head up – as when he hit Mr. Artem Anisimov earlier this season (for which he received a two-game suspension), they know they will not be held responsible for injuring players, ending seasons, and altering careers. I know it is hard to imagine a player intentionally injuring a peer, but you, having handled both Mr. Todd Bertuzzi's hit on Mr. Steve Moore and Mr. Marty McSorely's slashing of Donald Brashear, have witnessed it first-hand.
I wonder, then, what benefit does the league gain from not suspending Mr. Matt Cooke? A reputation and image of fair and even-handedness, perhaps? But who is it fair to: Mr. Cooke, who will continue playing the very game he tarnishes, or Mr. Savard, who might not play another game of the sport he loves for the remainder of the season? If the NHL views that as fair, the league will have no problem if one of the Bruins' enforcers targeted Mr. Crosby during their next meeting on March 18 with similar hits, correct? I am not advocating such an action, but if that is the NHL's version of justice, so be it. If the NHL will not stand up for its players, they will have to do it themselves.
(Taking a brief tangent, if you will allow me, Mr. Campbell, I wonder what your decision might have been if Mr. Crosby were in Mr. Savard's skates? Would the perpetrator of the same hit on Mr. Crosby be left off unpunished as well? Would you have allowed a player to end the season of the face of hockey – not just the NHL, but hockey – worldwide unpunished? More personally, what if Mr. Cooke had delivered such a violent hit on Mr. Gregory Campbell that Mr. Campbell, your son, were left with a Grade 2 concussion? I do not mean to accuse you of holding a double standard, but as a loyal fan to the Bruins and as a student of the NHL, I must wonder, especially after failing to suspend Mr. Scott Walker, himself a victim of Mr. Cooke's disgraceful tactics, for sucker-punching Mr. Aaron Ward in last year's Eastern Conference Quarterfinals. As you will remember, Mr. Walker should have been suspended for the following game according to NHL Rule 47.22: "A player or goalkeeper who is deemed to be the instigator of an altercation in the final five (5) minutes of regulation time or at anytime in overtime, shall automatically be suspended for one game." Mr. Walker went on to score the series-winning goal, you will recall.)
In conclusion, Mr. Campbell, I find that your decision, however difficult it was to make, was the wrong decision. Instead, a suspension of three-to-five games, remembering that Mr. Cooke is a repeat offender and has been suspended for less, would have acted as a deterrent to other players for the remainder of the season and served as a small spoonful of justice, however insufficient, for Mr. Savard and the rest of the Boston Bruins organization, all of whom expected that, in Coach Claude Julien's words, "the league would take care of [disciplining Mr. Cooke]." Such faith in a system should be rewarded and encouraged, Mr. Campbell; instead, you have destroyed its foundation by failing to do the right thing. I hope that for my sake, your sake, each fan's sake, and each player's sake, no more players are taken off of the ice on stretchers because of dirty hits ever again.
Best regards,
A Bruised and Boiling Bruin
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I am a die hard Boston Bruins fan as well, living in Vancouver B.C.
I grew up watching great players, Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Darryl Sittler, The Mahovlich Bros., and I don't ever remember seeing the kind of cheap, cowardly moves that I have seen of late.
To be paid millions to play the game you love, is a dream come true for many. An honor for most.
So WHY, WHY would you disgrace and disrespect your fellow players with callous and cowardly moves like the one we saw on Sunday in Pittsburgh. One reason only- intent to injure.
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I am also disgusted by the ineffectual way that Mr. Campbell rules, along with his equally culpable cohort Mr. Bettman.
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"Fighting" is never going to be removed from hockey, you shouldn't even try.
Cowardly, hit from behind moves, on the other hand, should.
Can you give me a legitimate reason, and keep a straight face, other than intent to injure?
How many more great players need to endure career ending injuries before you will pull your heads out of the sand?
I believe it is time for both of you to step down and allow fresh eyes to take over.
Perhaps the sheer number of videos you have watched over the last few years have dulled your ability to make a competent and fair decision in regards to punishment.
When did the rights of the guilty, take more precedence than those of the injured?
Do us, and the players a big favor and step down. Do the honorable thing. Or have you forgotten what that means?
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