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1 dbl room in traditional stonehouse
Size20 m²
Floor No.1
- Kitchen
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
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- Family/child friendly
- Hot tub
- Indoor fireplace
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|Agias Christinis, 4044 Limassol, Cyprus
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My guesthouse is a traditional stone house which offers the authentic way of living in Cyprus to the visitors that don't want to pay money to visit commercial tourist spots and low quality, rip off services and products. In my guesthouse, I can advice visitors on the best quality and low cost options they have which also gives them the chance to experience the real Cyprus and the local people but also fulfilling their expectations or more, based on their interests while in Cyprus.
I can offer extra services such as tour guiding, excursions, where to eat and what to do in order to get the authentic feeling of what Cyprus is about, its beauty, the local people and eating well the best local food on the market, outdoor sports, and nature trails.
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|Price for > 1 guests
|16 NZ$ per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
In the traditional stonehouse we had a pleasant stay for 4 nights, a nice room with balcony, everything was alright. The house is in the village Germasogeia, a little outside of Limassol, but ther is the busline nr. 13 to connect with the city-center.
Thomas+Regine from Germany
We hebben genoten van ons verblijf in deze mooie traditionele woning in Germasogeia (Limassol). Onze gastvrouw Iro was super gastvrij en gaf ons regelmatig tips om ons verblijf te veraangenamen. De laatste avond adviseerde ze ons om naar een restaurant te gaan waar ook een feest gaande was. Die avond was onvergetelijk.
Als we thuis waren zaten we meestal onder de citroenboom. De tomaten aten we uit de tuin van Iro. Binnen 5 minuten waren we op de snelweg en de afstand naar het strand was slecht 7 kilometer.
Jeroen, Teresa, Els en Pieter
i just have good memories of the house, clean, cozy and quiet, comfortable to reach limassol and just one hour driving to Larnaca, Paphos Nicosia and Troodos mountains.
Near by you can find everything: Pharmacy, bakery, a little pub and a small supermarket.
The owner Iro, she's like an old friend, she's loves to help you with a lot of clues to visit the island and also to live the island like a resident.
Defiinitely i will advise her house to a friend that has plans to go to Cyprus.
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i followed this step before and still works fine but you have to manually edit some syntax to match the latest update of the driver
Hello all,
I'm trying to get my RT2860 wireless adapter to do packet injection. I installed the compat-wireless drivers as described here http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ad.php?t=37549, that seemed to work well, my new driver is called RT2800PCI as described there and I can connect to the internet.
I make sure the adapter is UP and in monitor mode, then run a probe request using aireplay-ng -9 ra0 (which is my adapter as listed in iwconfig). It comes back with "Trying broadcast probe requests...No answer..Found 3 APs" (or whatever number, depending on channel).
When it tries directed probe requests, I get 0/30: 0%.
I'm on BT5 RT3 HDD Gnome 32-bit
on a MSI Wind u100 (yeah, old)
If you want to see any output from commands, let me know! Thanks in advance for any replies.
Update #1: I think the problem is that I've failed to uninstall the old driver? I've added it to the blacklist, but it seems to be running anyway.
When I run modprobe -r rt2860sta it comes back with "Fatal: Module rt2960sta is in use". The driver should now be rt2800pci after installing compat-wireless, right?
Update #2: I realised from the lsmod that the old driver was in use, so I disabled the wireless card and successfully removed the driver. On reboot, the rt2800pci-driver seems to load fine, it lists ra0 (my interface) in ifconfig and iwconfig. However, it now finds no APs, even on channel 6 (where I know my AP is located), and I got some error about bus (disappeared quickly) when trying to connect to Wicd - that also states that no networks are found.
Update #3: Oops, seems the original driver wasn't as gone as I thought. It came back after a boot! I must have done something wrong when installing compat-wireless...
If anyone can help, it would be greatly appreciated! :S
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i followed this step before and still works fine but you have to manually edit some syntax to match the latest update of the driver

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Willie Nelson featured in new promotional campaign for John Varvatos
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Willie Nelson is the new face for top-of-the-line men's fashion. The country legend is featured with his sons in the latest promotional campaign for John Varvatos.
Nelson says he likes the designer's clothes, explaining that they "look and feel good on your skin, and are made for every man...and his sons."
Varvatos says he felt honored to have the chance to work with the country star, and calls him "a true American icon." The designer adds that he's "never been so moved" during a video shoot as he was working with Willie and his sons.
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The Koch Brothers group Americans for Prosperity has launched a $6.1 million ad attacking President Obama. You can tell they are prosperous when they spend over $6 million on one ad. In fact, this is now the second time Americans for Prosperity has spent around $6 million on an attack ad against the president.
I won't link the odious ad but you can watch it HERE if you must.
Obama for America (OFA), the Obama reelection campaign, has responded quickly and, to my mind, very effectively. This response video is pretty unusual. It features OFA deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter talking plainly and simply about the lies in the ad. The ad is so blatantly false, she says, "the Washington Post said the "erroneous' attacks were made 'without shame'.
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'Near as Todd Marchant could figure, 100 folks filed into the arena to watch him play against the Sabres. A native of Buffalo, Marchant always draws a crowd when he's in the area and this was no exception. Mom and dad and aunts, uncles and cousins were in the crowd as were a long list of friends.'
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AYSO soccer encourages positive self-esteem, discipline, personal responsibility, teamwork, acceptance
of and learning from disappointment and success, and perseverance. It is also an enjoyable game to watch
as well as to play. We believe that quality soccer can and should be developed and that it can and should
be fun. Therefore, the emphasis of our program is not on who wins but how did the individuals and teams
develop and did they have fun in doing so. We want for all participants to reach their full,
age-appropriate potential and to enjoy themselves in the process.
As spectators, we must all realize that the players are trying their very best and deserve our very
best in the way of support and encouragement. Negative comments have no place on the field or on the
sidelines. We need to recognize that the effort of each player is 100% well intended and encourage each
player to maintain that effort. It is also important to recognize all good play being demonstrated by the
players, whether or not the player is on the team you're affiliated with.
The area off the field that the spectators occupy is on your own team's side, no closer than two yards
from the touch-line, and between the penalty areas. Under no circumstances will anyone be allowed behind
the goal lines. Familiarize yourself with these field markings and remain with the area defined.
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adjustments to the players. As a coach, be sure that your coaching during the game is limited,
positive, and instructive. Giving play by play instructions to the players thwarts their ability to put
into effect the lessons you have stressed in practices and disallows them the opportunity to think on
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The area off the field that coaches occupy is called the "technical area" and is on your own team's
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One of the ways in which our children can learn and continue to have these experiences is by our
demonstration of good sideline behavior. Our children learn by watching our conduct. Keep a positive
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Christmas Cutout Butter Cookies
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- Belinda said...
Delicious! Starting my baking this morning...finally!
- December 18, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- My Little Space said...
Lovely lovely cookies! Hope you've done all your X'mas shopping already and stock up everything before X'mas. I've the feeling that the weather going to turn bad to worst. Hope you have a great day. Enjoy & have lots of fun!
Blessings, Kristy
- December 18, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Carolyn said...
Love all the cookies but the palm trees are adorable. I remember when I lived in AZ, everyone putting lights on their palms outside, it was so pretty!
- December 18, 2010 at 9:15 AM
- Trix said...
How cute to make those little palm trees!!! I tried to make some Christmas cookies but they looked all lumpy and gross. Methinks your recipe would have worked much, much better.
- December 18, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- RIRI said...
these are lovely sugar cookies and very easy recipe!!!I will try them this afternoon!!!!
Have a look at my ''kourampiedes"" our almond Christmas cookies here in Greece!!!
Merry Christmas to you and your family!!!!
- December 18, 2010 at 11:21 AM
- Pam said...
Great looking cookies and way to go with the palm trees! That would be about the only way to get palm trees here. You are so creative and fun!
- December 18, 2010 at 12:08 PM
- Gloria (The Little Red House with the White Porch) said...
Thanks for sharing this recipe! It seems pretty simple. Would you believe that I have never made a home-made butter cookie? I hope I get the gumption to make some with your recipe!
Best regards,
- December 18, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- Joanne said...
Cutouts are so much fun and always make the cookie tray look that much better.
Love your cookies Claudia (and no..I'm not being rude ;) )
Happy Holiday Baking.
- December 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM
- Daydreamer Desserts said...
Darling Christmas cutout cookies Claudia! I love holiday baking... :)
- December 19, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- Bridgett said...
Ha ha, loving the tropical flare. My daughter and I made a huge batch of cookies last weekend. I think I am still finding sprinkles everywhere! Yours look delicious.
- December 19, 2010 at 5:41 PM
- Foodessa said...
If I lived in Florida, I'd be merrily cookie cutting palm trees also ;o)
Thanks for sharing your holiday cheer,
Flavourful wishes,
- December 19, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- Claudia said...
Oh no! I haven't made butter cookies yet! Oh no! I don't have a palm tree cutter. But when I do - you know I will decorate them just as you did. Happy sparkling!
- December 20, 2010 at 9:48 PM
- gringarl said...
Your cookies are so lovely, especially the palm trees.
My mother-in-law lives in South Carolina and every year she sends us photos of the palm trees with lights on.
Thanks for sharing these festive recipe.
Hope you'll have a wonderful week
- December 20, 2010 at 10:34 PM
- Diana's Cocina said...
Okay, I have decided, to just pack my bags and move in with you and your family. You bake and cook the most incredible dishes. Can I be a part of your family!? These cookies are darling.
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Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' makes big chart entrance
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Daft Punk's new single "Get Lucky" only came out last Friday, but it turns out that was plenty of time to make a big entrance on the Billboard singles charts. The Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers-assisted track was downloaded 113,000 times in the last three days of the past tracking week.
That marks the best sales frame of the French DJ duo's career and puts "Get Lucky" at number ten on Billboard's Digital Songs chart. The impressive sales total also helped push the song to number 20 on the Hot 100.
Daft Punk previously only made it as high as number 61 on the Hot 100 with both 1997's "Around the World" and 2001's "One More Time."
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Beyonce apologizes to fans for canceling show
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(Yahoo!) - Beyonce has never been one to cancel shows willy-nilly, nor to keep her fans waiting. That's why, when she postponed a show in Antwerp, Belgium on Tuesday, she went out of her way to personally apologize to her fans. Her absence also stoked rumors that the singer may be expecting her second child with husband Jay-Z.
In a handwritten letter posted on her websiteand her Facebook page, Queen Bey expressed her sincere remorse at disappointing her fans in the Belgian city.
The letter said: "To my dearest fans in Antwerp I've never postponed a show in my life. It was very hard for me. I promise I will make it up very soon. I'm sorry if I disappointed you. Thank you for your concern. I'm feeling much better now and I'm ready to give you a great show."
Beyonce was reportedly ordered by her doctor to postpone the show because of "dehydration and exhaustion." The pop star has had a rigorous touring schedule, having played 20 arena dates since the European leg of the Mrs. Carter tour kicked off in Belgrade a month ago.
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Weather Shortens Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Volleyball Classic
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San Diego State and Southern Illinois shared the title for the weather-shortened 10th annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Volleyball Classic, hosted by the Tulane University women's team, this past weekend at Fogelman Arena. The tournament, which also featured William & Mary, was originally scheduled for six matches with each team playing each of the other three schools. However, due to Tropical Storm Lee, the event was abbreviated.
San Diego State and Southern Illinois finished with 1-1 records and did not play each other. Both schools won five sets and lost three. Tulane took third place after defeating San Diego State, 3-2, on Friday, but falling in straight sets on Saturday to Southern Illinois.
The Sugar Bowl Committee continues to be very active in the New Orleans community by holding fast to its mission of sponsoring and promoting amateur sporting events which foster revenue and spark economic growth for the city and the state. This year the Bowl will support more than 25 events in sports such as volleyball, baseball, basketball, golf, lacrosse, sailing, track and field, soccer and tennis, as well as football. In addition, the Allstate Sugar Bowl sponsors the local chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame as well as the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame.


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Dillon Francis Announces 'Friends Rule Tour'
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Dillon Francis is set to take over North America on a massive headlining tour this fall. The producer/DJ has announced his "Friends Rule Tour," kicking off this November.
The upcoming "Friends Rule Tour" is in support of Dillon's debut album Money Sucks, Friends Rule, which is set to be released October 28th. The tour begins November 17th and makes stops in Nashville, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Kansans City, Los Angeles, and more. The "Friends Rule Tour" ends with a show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on January 15, 2015. What a way to ring in the new year!
[Pre-order Money Sucks, Friends Rule on iTunes]
Check out the "Friends Rule Tour" dates below!
Soo excited to announce the "Friends Rule Tour" !!! Can't wait to see you at the shows!!! #FriendsRuleTour pic.twitter.com/kJSXIcfs2G
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Name: Harley Larson
School: Arizona State University
Hometown: Queen Creek, AZ
Major: Broadcast Journalism
Why did Harley Larson want to be a 12?
I wanted to be a 12 when I saw how much the girls have an impact at ASU. They are like little celebrities on campus, and ultimately have the power to set good examples for the students at ASU.
What do you want to be when you grow up/ how will being a 12 help?
My dream job when I grow up is to become a Victorias Secret angel, Tempe 12 can help from purely the exposure and having the honor to work with famous photographers. Although when I graduate from ASU I plan on securing an internship with the E! networks and eventually workin my way up to being one of the lead anchors on E! News.
Best trip you have ever taken?
The best trip I have ever taken was when I went to Laguna Beach CA with my family. We stayed in a hotel on the beach, watched the sun set over the ocean every night, swam with dolphins and at the end of the trip my parents surprised us kids with a trip to Disney Land on our way home. It was a great two weeks with my amazing family and I woulnt trade those memories for the world.
Favorite place on campus?
My favorite place on campus has to be the Sun devil stadium. Football season is my favorite time of year, walking into that stadium on game day and watching the opening ceremony will forever give me Goosebumps and makes my ASU pride grow every year.
What's your major and how did you decided on that?
My major is broadcast journalism/mass media. I decided on this as a major when I realized I wanted to do entertainment broadcasting for a living and learned that ASU has one of the best journalism schools in the nation.
Tell us something about you that people wouldn't expect from just looking at you?
Something about myself that people wouldn't expect by just looking at me would be that I am a HUGE tom-boy. I started racing dirt bikes when I was five years old and it is my passion to this day. Also, I am obsessed with football. The Denver Broncos are and will forever be my team, BroncosNation.
How have things changed since you've become a 12?
My life hasn't changed much since becoming a 12 but I did get an amazing job doing promotional modeling for Supercross, and I love it! I've been a lot more busy with things around campus, I have joined an organization that puts on events and fundraisers for mentally disabled children which is very close to my heart. The only other thing is that I am known around campus a lot more now, I love that I have met so many new and amazing people!
Favorite college memory?
My favorite college memory by far would have to be my birthday freshman year, I was with all of my close friends and we had just moved into our dorms. All of my friends and I decided to go out last minute to a fraternity party, long story short we turned an entire complex frat party into my personal birthday party and as the last few seconds passed closer to midnight everyone started the count down and when the clock hit 12, a loud, very out of tune "happy birthday" song rang through the plex. It was hands down the best night of college so far.
What do you look for in a guy?
I look for a killer personality in a guy, I 100% believe in the idea of the "click". If I don't click with a guy right away its hard for me to stay interested. I also love maturity but with a silly side, if you can make me laugh that's a big plus. I'm not a girly girl at all so if you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty, go fishing or mudding, big points. Also, I hate to be treated like I'm defenseless, I'm very independent and can take care of myself, but a protective guy is definitely something I look for. And last but not least looks are always a big part, eyes and teeth are the main features I look at.
Tell us about your best and worst date?
The best date I have ever gone on wasn't even technically a date but this guy that I was really into and I were the only two in our dorm over spring break freshman year and decided to randomly go to saguaro lake one day, we drove all the way to the lake singing country songs and talking about anything that came up, there was never an awkward moment. When we got there the water was super cold so we waded in slowly, he kept pretending to splash me and we taunted each other back and forth, when the sun started going down we drove back up to campus and spent the rest of the day together just laughing and enjoying each others company.
The worst date I have ever been on was with a guy who I had never met in person before picked me up and we were going to get sushi. We ate and had nothing to talk about, it was awkward the entire time. When it was time to pay he realized he conveniently forgot his wallet so I paid for both of us and lets just say he did not have a small apatite. As we were leaving the restaurant he suggests we go get ice cream and go to a movie. With you not having your wallet? I thought to myself, um no; and told him to just take me home. Then he wondered why I didn't call him back the next day. Ha.
Why did you decided on asu?
I decided on going to ASU because I have grown up in Arizona my whole life and my family is full of die hard sun devil fans. When I was old enough to take a tour of the Tempe campus I completely fell in love and my mind was made up. ASU is located in the most beautiful place to live and makes the college experience that much better.
Tell us about where you grew up
I grew up in Queen Creek AZ, it is a small little desert town were everyone knows everyone and is perfect for getting the dirt bikes out and just riding for miles. I grew up with horses, riding every weekend. I am a huge daddies girl, I was always in the garage with him wile he worked on our motorcycles, we went fishing, rode our dirt bikes in Yuma at Buttercup sand dunes, and had skid mark contests in our back yard with our bicycles. I love where I grew up. It was the perfect place for my sister and I to spend our childhoods .
Whats one item you can't live without and why?
One item I could not live without is my cellphone, I call my family about twice a day, being so far from home and being in college it gets hard to be away from my family so staying in touch with them is very important to me. I also love my social media, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook keep me in the loop with all of my friends away at school and the ones still here. My phone also keeps me organized.


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WATCH: Chuck Norris's Top Ten Reasons To Register To Vote
The National Rifle Association's Freedom Action Foundation has enlisted the help of action hero Chuck Norris to encourage people to register to vote. The campaign, called Trigger the Vote, is a non-partisan effort to encourage gun owners across the country to register to vote and head out the polls. Check out the video below, and if you aren't registered, what are you waiting for?


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Celebrated screenwriter Sooni Taraporevala wrote the script for the Indian segment of "Girl Rising" — a new film about girls in the developing world who are struggling to get an education.
Her previous work includes the screenplay for the Oscar-nominated film "Salaam Bombay." In "Girl Rising," Sooni tells the story of 11-year-old Ruksana — a girl who lives on the streets of Calcutta. She spoke with World Vision about her experience.
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Why did you choose to focus on Ruksana?
The producers gave me a video of interviews they had done with various girls and asked me to choose whose story I wanted to tell. As soon as I saw Ruksana on screen, I knew it was her.
She felt like a child who had no agenda. She was a natural. She was also an artist and someone who enjoyed painting. And as a screenwriter, I felt I could use that in the story that I wrote about her.
What sort of life does Ruksana have?
She lives on the pavement with her family and spends the night at a shelter. She has a very loving and supportive family, which I was very happy to see. It's just her physical circumstances that are hard. Her mother told me that she too had been born and brought up on the same street and on the same pavement.
Where do they keep their things?
Their "house" is up against the wall of an institution. They have a kind of tarpaulin that forms the roof, and everything is in that space — school uniforms, school bags, cooking utensils, everything.
Ruksana's father works two jobs, and her mother cooks and looks after the family. Her father is a sugarcane vendor, and he also works at the airport as a painter.
Even though he works two jobs, the father can't provide a better house?
It's very hard in cities like Bombay (Mumbai) and Kolkata (Calcutta), which are very densely populated, to find any kind of reasonable housing. People just can't afford it. Even though he's working two jobs, it's a hand-to-mouth existence. They are under constant threat of demolition because the government frequently goes on demolition drives to clear up the pavements.
How did you break the ice when you were first introduced to Ruksana?
With my camera. This always breaks the ice. I'm also a photographer and I carry my camera around with me everywhere.
When I first met her, I took pictures of her and her family. Because of the wonders of digital photography, you can show the pictures immediately on the screen of your camera, and that did it. Even so, she is a shy girl, and it took a little while for her to open up.
You write fictional films. How did you adapt to a more documentary style of storytelling?
I do write fiction feature films. But the first film I wrote was "Salaam Bombay" [about street children in Bombay]. I did a lot of research before I wrote the script, which was very much based on reality.
Basically, that's what I did with Ruksana's story. It's not fictionalized, but the events that happen in the story don't necessarily happen according to the chronology shown on screen.
I understand Ruksana seldom misses a day of school.
Yes, she does have an enthusiasm for school. I think her parents have inculcated into their kids that they have to be well educated. World Vision helps with school fees and school books and in general, keeps any eye out for the family.
"Girl Rising" opens in theaters today. Directed by Academy Award-nominee Richard Robbins, produced by critically-acclaimed producer Martha Adams, and narrated by world-class actresses including Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Kerry Washington, and Selena Gomez, "Girl Rising" tells the stories of extraordinary girls faced with unforgiving circumstances.
Request a screening of "Girl Rising" in your city. Consider hosting a screening as a "Girl Rising" captain — or just sign up to indicate your interest in seeing the film if it comes to your town.
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Orthodox Judaism and the LGBT+ Community
As well as being a feminist, I am an Orthodox Jew. While I had always been active in gay rights advocacy through my feminism, I never really thought about how Orthodox individuals who are LGBT+ grapple with their sexuality. I recently did some research into this. Considering that the religious right, including the mainstream Orthodox Jewish community, is known for its anti-gay stance, it may seem surprising that there are observant Jews who also identify as LGBT+. However, they do exist.
Over the past two decades, observant LGBT+ Jews have organized in order to petition for increased recognition and inclusion within the Orthodox Jewish community. In 1994, the Gay and Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni Association (GLYDSA) was established as a social group for Orthodox …


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Through a collective buying process, Groupon, a national phenomenon that launched a Denver site last year, is able to offer a new deal from a local business every single day, which might vary daily among discounted restaurant meals, dog-training classes, exercise sessions, lube jobs, spa services and more. But it all hinges on the level of participation: If enough Groupon subscribers sign on for the day's deal, it's theirs for the taking; they can buy the deal online and print the Groupon voucher online. If not, well, try, try again.
There's nothing like shopping at a farmers' market, but come winter, most of them pack it away. Not James and Irina Bertini, whose venture, Denver Urban Homesteading, runs year-round, every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market features fresh foods from within a 100-mile radius (or at least from somewhere in Colorado), including everything from raw honey and goat's milk to heritage turkeys, hand-canned sauerkraut and grass-fed buffalo meat. Plus, the Bertinis started a Community Wine Project, in conjunction with the Infinite Monkey Theorem winery, to allow backyard vintners to grow grapes and bottle wine under the DUH label. Now, that's thinking — and drinking — locally.
A collaborative think tank bringing private and public factions together in the interest of creating and growing a local economy through the promotion of local foods, Grow Local Colorado starts with its founding sponsors: the Living Earth Center, Transition Denver, the Mile High Business Alliance and Denver Botanic Gardens. But from there, it spreads to include every one of us. Anyone who's ever thought of growing backyard produce to sell at micro-markets or to restaurants, or just anyone who'd like to find that kind of food to buy and eat in the first place, will benefit from this group, which helps put gardeners in contact with projects and lists classes in sustainable growing practices. This is networking on a brave new level. From lowly grassroots, great ideas will grow.
For a good while, Jessica LeRoux, aka the Cheesecake Lady, was everybody's best friend in the local pre-concert tailgating scene. Strolling through parking lots with her crazy hat and wavy hair, she offered up specially infused heavenly treats at unbeatable prices. The medical marijuana boom has allowed her to go mainstream, though, and LeRoux has opened a commercial kitchen where she bakes a variety of cannabis cheesecakes and chocolates that are sold at dispensaries around the state with her signature "Twirling Hippy Confections" logo. And not only are these some of the best edibles around, but LeRoux has made a habit of organizing fundraisers for indigent patients. That's right: You can have your cannabis cheesecake and eat it, too.
Littleton artists Tom Sarmo, Teresa Brooks and Ruth Fiege threw open their studio doors last fall, and you won't find a more whimsical shop anywhere. Although it first and foremost displays the trio's eclectic clay works, shadowboxes and illustrations, along with some art by other locals, Sk3tchbook's most discerning features would be the curiosities it bears: vintage radios, religious art, old books, bottles and tins, machines and tubes and all manner of dumpster finds, which not only spiff up the place in an unusual way, but make you want to come back again and again.
When things get tough, the tough start saving, and the stuff of garage and estate sales, the Goodwill store and the slightly higher-end consignment stores begins to look a whole lot better to folks looking for a change in wardrobe or home design. The little enclave at the intersection of Hampden and Chambers Road in Aurora goes a long way toward making the hunt simpler. Three secondhand palaces, including Leta's Loot (303-617-5668) for furniture and home decor, Little Tykes Trading Post (720-870-7191) for all things ten-and-under, and Celine's Designer Resale Boutique (303-680-5544) for razzle-dazzle resale rags, nestle side by side on the southwest corner, offering one-stop shopping for discerning bargain hunters.


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Through the first third of this short NHL season, Michel Therrien definitely has the infallibility thing going.
Seriously, name one wrong move Therrien has made in coaching your Montreal Canadiens to a position in the standings 14 spots higher than where they finished last season.
Exhibit A: Lars Eller. A healthy scratch for the second and third games of the season, Eller has been excellent – playing on the wing and at centre, in all situations, in all three zones, with a variety of linemates.
Exhibit B: Ryan White. Called out by Therrien after a series of brain-dead penalties, White spent seven games in the pressbox and did not get back into the lineup until Brendan Gallagher was concussed by Luke Schenn on Saturday. So did you notice who was taking – and winning – a defensive zone faceoff with Henrik Lundqvist on the bench and six Rangers skaters looking for the tying goal?
Exhibit C: Raphael Diaz. Opening night against Toronto, the Swiss sophomore played 14:49. Against the Rangers: 21:58 – more than Andrei Markov, more than P.K. Subban, more than Josh Gorges. And who was on the ice to protect that slim lead and score an insurance goal?
Answer me this, peeps: Where did you have Raphael Diaz on the Canadiens depth chart before the season began? And where is he now?
Why did Diaz top the ToI chart, including 2:47 when the Canadiens were shorthanded?
Because Michel Therrien coaches a meritocracy. Play well and you play a lot.
But the coach is not rigid.
Play not so well, and Therrien will give you time to get your stuff together. See DESHARNAIS, David.
Plus this: Therrien's careful spoonfeeding of ice time to Alex Galchenyuk and Brendan Gallagher. And his deployment of surprisingly versatile Brandon Prust (plus-3 against his old team) as their protector.
And this: P.K. Subban is less flamboyant, more effective.
If Jack Adams Trophy voting were held today, Therrien would definitely be part of the conversation. And that may be the case when the real voting happens, a ways down the road.
Are your Canadiens an all-conquering juggernaut?
Of course not – as evidenced by 40 minutes during which it was only necessary to Zamboni the end of MSG ice defended by a team being forechecked to death. But the beleaguered Canadiens – who didn't get a shot on goal until the game was 16 minutes old and were held shotless for an eight-minute stretch of the second period – hung in and played rope-a-dope.
And despite playing their second game in as many nights, the Canadiens picked up their pace in the third period to bag two more unlikely points.
The team doesn't quit. They battle, they play a sound defensive system in front of a great goaltender (and his backup), they're disciplined (two minor penalties, despite chasing the puck for long stretches of a tough game in New York).
Unlike too many teams of too many recent seasons, this edition of the Canadiens has character. And that's a tribute to the coach and his staff.
There are 32 games to go. And let's be honest: a Canadiens collapse is not inconceivable.
But the only NHL teams with more wins than the Canadiens' 11 are mighty Chicago and surprising Anaheim. The team is halfway through a killer portion of its schedule – six games in eight nights – and they've won all three and five in a row, dating back to the Florida trip.
Beginning next Monday, the Canadiens will play 11 of 15 games on the road. It will be difficult, probably impossible, to maintain a pace that has them 4-1-1 away from the Bell Centre.
Injuries will happen. Key players will have off-nights.
In an interview during an English Premier League soccer telecast this week, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said in any given game, he didn't expect more than eight of his players to perform well. The key to success, Lord Ferg added, is to a system and players who can rally and pick up the slack for guys who are having off-games.
The Canadiens have that esprit de corps going. With the exception of Tomas Plekanec, everyone on the team has had bad nights. Some have had many. I'm looking at you, Erik Cole.
But with the exception of the Leaf Lashing, we haven't seen a game in which the whole squad sucked. Someone always seems to take up the slack. And their readiness to rally is a tribute to that guy behind the bench.
But I don't think we'll see Therrien in papal vestments … not after what happened when he wore the mustard-coloured jacket for a playoff game.
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A slipped capital femoral epiphysis is a separation of the ball of the hip joint from the thigh bone (femur) at the upper growing end (growth plate) of the bone.
Femoral epiphysis - slipped
A slipped capital femoral epiphysis may affect both hips.
An epiphysis is an area at the end of a long bone that is separated from the main part of the bone by the growth plate. In this condition, the problem occurs in the upper area while the bone is still growing.
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis occurs in about 2 out of every 100,000 children. It is more common in:
Children with hormone imbalances caused by other conditions are at particular risk for this disorder.
The doctor or nurse will examine you. A hip or pelvis x-ray can confirm this condition.
Surgery to stabilize the bone with pins or screws will prevent the ball of the hip joint from slipping or moving out of place. Some surgeons may suggest using pins on the other hip at the same time, because many children will develop this problem in that hip later.
The outcome is usually good with treatment. However, in rare cases, the hip joint may wear away, despite prompt diagnosis and treatment.
This disorder is associated with a greater risk of osteoarthritis later in life. Other potential but rare complications include reduced blood flow to the hip joint and wearing away of hip joint tissue.
If your child has persistent pain or other symptoms of this disorder, have the child lie down immediately and remain still until you get medical help.
Weight control for obese children may be helpful. Many cases are not preventable.
Sankar WN, Horn BD, Wells L, Dormans JP. Slipped Capital Femoral Ephiphysis. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 670.4.


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Tornados make BC history with 2-0 shutout winSeptember 28, 2010
The BC women won their first ever SAC match on Tuesday
Brevard, N.C. - Despite being outshot 26-8, the Brevard College women's soccer team was not deterred as they picked up the program's first South Atlantic Conference victory on Tuesday afternoon. The Tornados won 2-0 as they played host to the visiting Pioneers of Tusculum College. Brevard is now 3-5-1 on the season and improved to 1-1-0 in conference play after picking up their first SAC win.
The first goal of the game didn't come until the 31:43 mark when Lindsay Pritchard (Lexington, N.C.) took a free kick just inside of midfield. Her kicked soared through the air and was out of jumping reach of the Tusculum keeper. It was Pritchard's first goal of the season, making the game 1-0 which is where the score stayed until halftime.
The Tornados took their time in the second half and struck again in the 79th minute when Nikki Peacock (Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada) used a header to beat the Pioneer's keeper. Peacock's goal came off of a free kick, but was set up by a pair of headers. Carolyn Anderson (Decatur, Ga.) passed the ball off of her head to Chelsea Freeman (Charlotte, N.C) who passed it off her noggin to Peacock. It was Peacock's first goal of the season and it gave Brevard the final 2-0 edge.
Brittany Webster (Stafford, Va.) played the entire game in goal for the Tornados. She was shelled with 26 shots by the Pioneers, but was up to the task, not allowing a goal in the contest. Webster made 10 saves on the day for Brevard.
The women head back to the pitch on Friday when they travel to Mars Hill. Their game is scheduled for 5 p.m. in Mars Hill, N.C.


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LAKEWOOD - Convenience store owners seeking a permit to sell alcohol might have to wait up to two years to get one, after the City Council's passage Tuesday night of a temporary moratorium on alcohol beverage permits.
The ordinance, approved unanimously and begins immediately, would only affect convenience stores and other small establishments under 6,500 square feet that apply for new alcohol beverage permits.
It wouldn't affect restaurants or facilities that serve alcohol on the premises.
The city passed the moratorium because officials are concerned about a potential over-concentration of convenience store-type businesses selling alcohol, said Councilman Todd Rogers.
"We're not saying that there's a proliferation of these mom and pop operations," Rogers said, adding that he wants to investigate before approving any new permits.
Lakewood, with a population of about 80,600, has 28 licenses that allow the sale of beer and wine at convenience stores, according to city officials. Alcoholic Beverage Control Department recommends a maximum of 32 for a city of Lakewood's size.
During the moratorium, the city will study possible changes to zoning regulations and development standards for future stores, including location and security requirements. The study will include reviewing what other area cities do, said City Attorney Steve Skolnik.
The moratorium will initially last 45 days, but will almost certainly be extended another 10 months and 15 days, as allowed by state law, since the city won't be able to complete its findings in that short a time, Skolnik said.
The ordinance also could be extended another year for a total of two years, Skolnik said.
Officials' concerns were raised last month when the council considered an alcohol beverage permit for a proposed 7-Eleven store at the corner of Bellflower and Del Amo boulevards.
The council denied that permit.
In other council actions Tuesday, the council approved an agreement with Arcadia Publishing Co. to produce - at no cost to the city - a book of historic Lakewood photographs. The book would be available in time for the city's 60th anniversary in April 2014 and would be sold by Arcadia for $25 each.
Lakewood's Don Waldie has been compiling the photographs and will be writing the book's text.
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SEATTLE – Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman had harsh words for San Francisco 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree after Sunday's NFC Championship game.
But Sherman said the choke sign he flashed, drawing an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after tipping the game-winning interception to teammate Malcolm Smith, wasn't aimed at Crabtree or 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh.
"No, that was for (Colin) Kaepernick," Sherman said of the 49ers quarterback, who committed turnovers on San Francisco's final three possessions in a game the Seahawks won 23-17, sealing their date with the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Sherman was fired up in a postgame interview on Fox, screaming about the final play: "Well, I'm the best player in the game. When you try me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. Don't you ever talk about me."
Asked who was talking about him, Sherman said, "Crabtree. Don't you open your mouth about the best, or I'm going to shut it for you real quick."
Sherman was more subdued in his postgame podium session but continued to fire shots, saying Crabtree made a personal remark to him in the offseason in Arizona and "he knows I'm going to be tough on him for the rest of his career."
He declined to say what the remark was but made clear he doesn't think much of Crabtree, who finished Sunday's game with four catches for 52 yards and couldn't stop Sherman from turning Kaepernick's final pass into an interception in the end zone with 22 seconds to go.
"Me and Earl (Thomas, the Seahawks safety) had a very heated discussion earlier in the week," Sherman said. "He thought Crabtree was a top-15 receiver. I said he wouldn't break the top 20 and his team, if they had a choice in the top 10, to draft any receiver in a fantasy draft of the whole NFL, they wouldn't pick Crabtree."
Crabtree apparently wasn't impressed.
"I ain't getting into that," said Crabtree, who shoved Sherman in the face after being offered a handshake following the interception. "He knows what time it is. When we were on the field, he isn't doing nothing."
Asked if Sherman showed a lack of respect for him, Crabtree said, "He's a TV guy. I'm not a TV guy. I play ball. He makes one play and he talks. Good play."
Crabtree then took to Twitter for one last response.
"Film don't lie..." Crabtree wrote on Twitter. "@nflnetwork @espn pull up the tape of that game and show me where this guy is the best? #fake #fake #fake"


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text: Williams to be drummed out of military Add to ... The Globe and Mail Published Friday, Oct. 22, 2010 9:36AM EDT Last updated Friday, Oct. 22, 2010 2:43PM EDT Russell Williams will be stripped of his rank, medals and drummed out of the military after being sentenced to life in prison. But the Chief of the Air Staff says Williams' pension cannot be revoked. Watch More Video: United Conservative Party must learn from past mistakes, Jason Kenney says Trudeau first sitting Prime Minister to march in Halifax Pride parade Police discover deadly immigrant smuggling case in Texas Trudeau: Tories airing 'domestic squabbles' with Khadr campaign Son of Cecil the Lion reportedly killed by hunter in Zimbabwe Al Gore calls Trudeau a 'breath of fresh air' in climate fight Teens build and race robots as part of summer program NDP, Tories push Liberals for more NAFTA transparency Beached 'whale' in Paris shocks passersby Sean Spicer resigns as White House Press Secretary Muslims clash with Israeli police in Jerusalem Toronto Blind Jays explain how beep baseball works U.S. says Exxon under Tillerson violated Russia sanctions in 2014 No Korean military talks after North snubs South's call Strong quake hits off Greek, Turkish coasts Protesters, police clash amid national strike in Venezuela Tories reject idea Khadr campaign in U.S. will affect NAFTA O.J. Simpson granted parole after serving nine years Conviction thrown out for man accused of sexually assaulting Mandi Gray Trudeau says NAFTA is 'too important' for partisanship Comments Share via email Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on LinkedIn Print More Related to this Story Families unfazed as Williams apologizes


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Oregon Job Vacancies Increase By 10,000
It's a good time to be looking for work in Oregon.
Oregon businesses reported 10,000 more job vacancies early in 2014 than they did the prior year. Businesses had approximately 32,700 job vacancies in the winter months of 2014, according to a Job Vacancy Survey recently completed by the Oregon Employment Department.
Not only did employers report having more openings, they also reported more difficulty finding the workers they need, and they are offering higher average wages, possibly to attract more applicants.
All of this means more (and perhaps better-paid) opportunities for job seekers in Oregon.
The increase of 10,000 job vacancies occurred among businesses with fewer than 100 employees. Businesses with 100 or more employees had essentially the same level of vacancies this year as in winter 2013.
Along with more vacancies, there are fewer unemployed competing for those available jobs. In January, 146,600 Oregonians were unemployed, which means roughly 4 unemployed people for each private-sector vacancy. One year ago, the ratio was 8 unemployed for every job vacancy.
As the labor market tightens, employers are having more difficulty finding the workers they need. Employers reported that more than half of their vacancies in the winter were difficult to fill. The share has increased since winter 2013, when 39 percent of vacancies were difficult to fill.
At $16.05, the average wage offered for a vacancy in winter 2014 was $0.74 above the level from the prior year - one more sign of a job market picking up steam.
Food preparation and serving workers, and production workers topped the list of occupations with vacancies, with more than 4,000 apiece.
All regions had more vacancies this year than last. Vacancies have increased significantly in Central Oregon since winter 2014. The Portland Tri-County area had 19,000 vacancies, more than half of the statewide total.


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Al Daawah magazine, printed in Saudi Arabia and distributed in the Middle East and Arabian Peninsula as well as in America and Europe, has carried many articles by Harun Yahya on matters of faith, science and social affairs. The July 2007 issue carried an article by Harun Yahya titled "Belief : Six Pillars" concerning Muslims' depth of faith.
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Today's infographic Friday looks at the shift from hardcopy to digital textbooks. While it's too early to say if Apple's iAuthor application is going to catch on with educators, the wheels are already in motion. Check out these amazing stats from OnlineEducation.net:
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Salisbury, N.C. – Dominick Reid played the game of his life, scoring 30 points and pulling down 13 rebounds to lead Catawba over Brevard, 90-80, Saturday afternoon at Goodman Gymnasium. The sophomore from Charlotte, N.C. had a career high in both categories.
The loss, coupled with Carson-Newman's 80-74 win over Wingate on Saturday, ends the season for Brevard (12-15, 3-13 South Atlantic Conference). With four SAC wins, the Eagles grab the eighth and final spot in the 2009 Food Lion SAC Tournament, which starts Wednesday.
Rob Fields (Orangeburg, S.C.) supplemented Reid's heroic day with 14 points of his own, and Donald Rutherford (Morganton, N.C.) was a perfect 5-5 from the floor en route to 12 points. The Indians (18-9, 10-6 SAC) outrebounded Brevard, 45-28; the Tornados were 0-6 this season when losing the battle of the boards.
Cody Siniard (Brevard, N.C.) led the Tornados with a career-high 19 points. Fellow junior guard Darin Dellinger scored 14 points, and Shane Galloway (Rosman, N.C.) scored 12. In their final collegiate game, seniors Joseph Chilton (Brasstown, N.C.) and Sean Ferretti (Amherst, N.Y.) scored ten and nine points respectively.
The Tornados grabbed their first lead of the game at the 14:50 mark of the first half, when Jonathan Whitson (Clyde, N.C.) stroked two free throws to put the Tornados up, 14-13. The final Brevard first period lead came with 8:10 left in the frame, when Andrew Freeman (Asheville, N.C.) canned a jumper to make the score 26-25.
But a 9-3 run by Catawba, capped by one of Reid's eight three-pointers, put the home side up, 34-29, with 5:14 left in the half. The Indians went into intermission with a 40-37 advantage.
The Tornados took one brief lead in the second half. A Ferretti lay-in put Michael Jones' team up, 45-44, with 16:26 to play. But 11 seconds later, Rutherford made a jumper to put Catawba up for good.
Catawba took their first double-digit lead with 10:07 to play, when Reid scored a lay-up to push the score to 66-56.
Back-to-back trifectas from Siniard brought the road team back within six, 76-70, with 5:17 left, but Brevard could get no closer. The Indians held on for the win, sending the Tornados home for the season.
After the game, Jones was understandably disappointed with the loss, but found plenty of positives in the 2008-09 season. "Even though we didn't make the SAC Tournament, we accomplished so much this season," he said. "We tripled our number of wins from last season, and we won three SAC games, more than most people thought was possible.
"Above all," Jones added. "…this is a fine group of young men that I was proud to coach. I have no doubt that they're going to go on to do great things in this world.
Catawba will play an opponent to be determined later Wednesday night in the quarterfinals of the 2009 Food Lion SAC Tournament.


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Eagle Mountain • Francisco Sicairos, who built his home seven years ago in the Kiowa Valley neighborhood, knows a cold winter when he feels one. He isn't looking for someone to pay his heating bill just an explanation.
"This is my highest bill I have had in the past seven years," he said at his home Tuesday, where the thermostat was set at 67 degrees.
Eagle Mountain has higher utility rates than neighboring cities because it is paying off a utility service bond. But residents want to know why their bills spiked in January.
The council met Tuesday to address concerns about the bills raised at a recent town hall meeting. Some residents want more information about where their money is going.
The only explanation the city has given Sicairos is that January was a record cold month. "I know it was cold. I work where it is cold. Don't tell me what I know," he said. He believes the city is trying to use the increases to pay off other bills.
Sicairos' bill for January was $400, $127 higher than the previous month. He doesn't understand why his bill was nearly double that of his neighbor, who has a comparable-sized home.
Eagle Mountain city spokeswoman Linda Peterson said residents soon will get a mailer explaining the metering issue in more depth and what to expect on next month's bill. Since the city owns all of the utilities (aside from phone service), residents' bills aren't comparable to other cities, she said.
"There has been misinformation that has really inflamed the situation and created a lot of distrust where there didn't need to be," Peterson said.
Among the options discussed Tuesday was changing the format of the bills to include more detail, but it would take until May for template changes to show up on the bill. Councilman John Painter says that isn't soon enough, and that residents need quicker action due to the "magnitude and concern" of the issue.
Council members said even they have a hard time understanding their bills. Mayor Heather Jackson said while she is on an equal pay plan for water paying a flat fee each month she was surprised when she still owed after putting in her lawn last fall.
"Frankly, it was frustrating to me," Jackson said. "So I can imagine how it can be frustrating to others."
Councilman Nathan Ochsenhirt suggested using a legend to explain rates and terms.
"We want people to know that nothing is hidden," Ochsenhirt said.
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How to have a fruitful conception?
Hi, I have a question regarding this matter.
I'm in a long distance relationship with my partner and we're planning to have a baby once he will visit me. He will only stay here for a couple of weeks or less, then we might not be able to see each other for another 2-3 years again, because of studies and work. My question is:
Is there any ways on how to have a fruitful or effective conception with your partner by the way?
I am looking forward for your response.
23rd August 2013 07:18 AM #2
Most couples take on average 6 months to conceive if they are having sex regularly. It may be quite difficult to conceive if you are unable to see your partner for much time when you are trying to conceive, in particular, a woman is fertile for only around 3 days every month. If your partner came to stay and you had sex every day for 2-3 weeks but missed these 3 fertile days then you would be unable to become pregnant. Also, just because you have sex on the fertile days does not mean you will become pregnant that month - I'm afraid it can just take some time.
Ovulation tends to occur between days 13-19 of a regular 28 day cycle.
In light of all this, I think it would be wise if you planned carefully when your partner is coming to see you. Then have sex every day of his visit. Of course, if you were able to see your partner much more regularly then this would be best; in my opinion both in terms of conceiving and starting a family.
One of our forum moderator's Kate has written an excellent post here about changes in your cervical mucous which can help to predict ovulation. She writes that:
'The day before and the day of ovulation, your cervical mucus will be clear and wet and it will have the consistency of egg white. You will be able to pick it up and stretch it between your thumb and fore finger and it may not break even if you stretch it 6 inches. This is when you are at your peak of fertility and sex at this time gives you the best chance of conception.'
If you are planning to get pregnant soon then it is a good idea to do some preconception care and to begin your Folic Acid supplements.
I hope this helps.
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Senate and House Democrats met with Latino media outlets and community leaders on the first day of the legislative session as a part of a continued outreach the minority party has been pushing to build upon heavy Latino support in the 2012 elections.
Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake City, was the only new Hispanic elected in the past election the remaining two in the House and one in the Senate were re-elected Democratic incumbents. There are no Latino Republicans in the Legislature
Romero said she wanted the community to know she was pushing hard on education issues noting her district struggles with Latinos dropping out at high rates.
"It's an issue I'll be tracking closely," she said. "I think it's where we need to make a big impact."
Organized by Utah Democratic Party Vice Chairwoman Josie Valdez and Latino Outreach Director Melodia Gutierrez, the event gave Democrats a chance to unveil some of their legislative priorities in the remaining 44 days of the session.
"What we're trying to do is encourage the Latino media to cover the session on a regular basis," Valdez said.
She said the breadth of issues tackled by the Legislature affects the Latino communities including items like education and health care. According to current Census data, Utah's Latino population is 13.2 percent.
Sen. Jim Dabakis, D-Salt Lake City, attended what will be the first of several semi-regular outreach events and said it was important to bring the Legislature closer to the minority population.
"The thing that wakes me up in the middle of the night is one statistic," Dabakis said. "What's written on my hand and one I keep in my office ... is the fact that our minority graduation rate in this state is disgraceful. It's the single-worst statistic in our state. It's embarrassing, humiliating and it's a 9/11 kind of emergency."
Utah has the fourth-worst graduation rate for Latinos, checking in at 57 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Education. The state's overall graduation rate is 76 percent.


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Happy Thanksgiving! We wish you safe travels and a happy holiday with your loved ones and friends. We know you love your firefighters, but don't necessarily want them showing up at your house during Thanksgiving dinner, so be sure to read our latest crime prevention and safety newsletter. It includes tips about safely deep-frying that turkey, holiday travel tips and more.
Shopping this weekend? You'll have a lot of company--Roseville is, hands down, the premier shopping destination of the region. We want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable shopping experience. Visit our website for a few important shopping safety tips.
Protected your catalytic converter yet? If you drive a Toyota or Dodge truck, a Toyota SUV, or other vehicle that's high off the ground and has an accessible catalytic converter, consider having it etched and painted with your vehicle license number. This makes this expensive part less attractive to thieves and harder for them to sell to scrap yards. Four auto service shops provide this service by appointment, free of charge. You might also consider having your shop weld rebar to the catalytic converter assembly--this makes it more difficult for thieves to cut through. The shop will charge for this modification. Call Bill McAnally Racing's Napa Autocare Center on Riverside, 676-0010; AutoNation in the Roseville Automall at 877-590-7986; Firestone on Washington Blvd., 783-0431; or Roseville Toyota in the Roseville Automall, 774-4807 to schedule your service.
Olympus Pointe, vehicle burglaries: Overnight November 21/22, someone got into at least three locked vehicles on Melanzane Drive and Grazziani Way by unknown means, and stole cash, golf clubs, stereo equipment and GPS devices.
Note: Even if you always lock your vehicle--and we wish everyone would--thieves can and do break windows or find other ways to get in. That's why we recommend parking your vehicles inside your locked garage at home if possible. If you have to park outside at night, then remove everything of value, including your garage remote (aka "the key to your house"). When you're out and about, stash your valuables out of sight in the trunk or cargo area before you get to your next destination, and never, ever leave your purse, wallet or credit cards in your vehicle.
Harding/Galleria area, vehicle burglary: Between 10 and 10:40 p.m. November 18, someone smashed the window of a van parked in the 1200 block of Roseville Parkway and stole a briefcase and its contents.
Harding/Galleria area, stolen car: Overnight November 19/20, someone stole a Honda Civic from the 700 block of Gibson Drive. The Sacramento Police Department found the car damaged and stripped on November 23.
East Roseville Parkway, theft: On the afternoon of November 16, a man met another man in the 1800 block of Taylor Road to sell him an iPhone he'd listed for sale on Craigslist. The purported buyer ran away with the phone without paying for it. He was described as an Asian male in his mid-20s, 5'6" tall and 160 pounds with his hair in a faux hawk, wearing a long-sleeved Raiders t-shirt and jeans. He left in a dark gray Toyota 4Runner that was driven by another unseen person.
East Roseville Parkway, burglary: At 12:50 a.m. November 17, officers responded to an alarm at a motorcycle dealership in the 2000 block of Taylor Road, and found that someone had pried open the front doors and disturbed items inside. Generators were stolen.
Galleria, catalytic converter theft: Between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. November 18, someone stole the catalytic converter from a Toyota SUV parked in the 1100 block of Galleria Blvd.
South Cirby, vehicle burglary: Between 2:30 and 6:30 a.m. November 22, someone broke into a car in the 1400 block of Lone Tree Lane. They stole the air bag and the vehicle's hood.
Meadow Oaks, burglary: Between the evening of November 16 and the afternoon of November 17, someone burglarized a house in the 1100 block of Oak Ridge Drive. Glassware and other household items were taken.
Sierra Gardens, theft: Between midnight and 6:30 a.m. November 17, someone stole the tailgate from a Ford F-350 truck parked in the 1400 block of Quail Circle.
Sierra Gardens, graffiti vandalism: At about 6:30 a.m. November 23, officers responded to a report of three people "tagging" (writing graffiti on) a dumpster in the 1600 block of Sierra Gardens Drive. The officers found a cargo van belonging to a resident as well as a city dumpster that had been covered with fresh graffiti. They saw three men running from the scene. Officers chased them down and detained them. Two 21-year-old men and a 22-year-old man, all from Roseville, were arrested on suspicion of vandalism, conspiracy and resisting arrest.
Note: City crews document all graffiti on city property, to help police identify the vandals. Then they clean it up promptly so it doesn't ruin the appearance of our neighborhoods and public areas. It costs the City (and our taxpayers) approximately $85,000 a year to clean up graffiti in our parks, overpasses and other city property, and that doesn't include the cost of cleaning up schools and private property. That's why we take graffiti vandalism seriously, and so do Placer County judges. They routinely order convicted graffiti vandals to reimburse their victims for the cost of cleanup.
Cirbyside, burglary and stolen vehicle: Between 7 and 10 p.m. November 20, during a memorial service, someone stole an employee's purse from the office of a church in the 800 block of Cirby Way, and then apparently used her car keys to steal her white Acura four-door sedan from the parking lot. A suspicious man who did not appear to be an attendee of the memorial service was seen coming out of the office area at about 8:30 p.m. He was described as a white male in his early to mid-20s, about 5'10" with a slender build, wearing a brown top hat and white trench coat.
Cresthaven, vehicle burglary: Overnight November 19/20, someone broke into a company pickup parked in the 500 block of Lyndhurst Street and stole drywall and painting supplies.
Cresthaven, theft: Overnight November 20/21, someone stole a miter saw and saw stand from a pickup bed in the 2100 block of Milan Way.
Cresthaven, theft: Overnight November 21/22, someone stole all four tires and rims from a van in the 1000 block of Cirby Oaks Way, leaving the van resting on concrete blocks.
Citrus Heights, vandalism arrest: At 12:17 a.m. November 17, a Roseville officer was patrolling the area of Auburn Boulevard and Whyte Avenue, at the city limits, and saw a male doing something to the door of a restaurant in the 8500 block of Auburn Boulevard, on the Citrus Heights side of the border. The male saw the officer and ran away. Thinking the suspicious male had been trying to burglarize the business, the officer ran after him, and additional officers responded to help search, including a Sacramento Police Department helicopter. Eventually the suspect left his hiding place and contacted officers. Officers found that graffiti had been etched into the glass door of the business. The 20-year-old Sacramento resident was arrested on suspicion of vandalism and resisting/delaying officers.
Vineyard, burglary: At 4:40 a.m. November 22, officers responded to an alarm at a restaurant in the 3900 block of Foothills Boulevard, and found someone had broken a window, gone inside, checked the cash registers and the office area, and then left. Fortunately no cash had been left in the registers overnight, so the registers weren't damaged and nothing was taken.
Los Cerritos, burglary: Between November 13 and November 16, someone broke the window of a house in the 600 block of Grove Street and entered while the resident was away, and stole a computer, TVs and other household electronics.
Los Cerritos, burglary: Between noon November 19 and 11:45 a.m. the next day, someone forced entry to an office in the 500 block of Washington Boulevard, and stole office computer equipment.
Kaseberg-Kingswood, theft: Between 6 p.m. and midnight November 17, someone stole a GPS and other small items from an unlocked car on Ross Court.
Kaseberg-Kingswood, burglary: Between November 20 and November 22, someone got into an unoccupied house in the 200 block of Lafayette Drive through the garage, and stole flatware and jewelry.
Industrial West, burglary: At about 4:15 a.m. November 18, officers responded to an alarm at an optometry business in the 1400 block of Blue Oaks Boulevard, and found that someone had broken in through the front door. Numerous sunglasses were stolen.
Industrial West, burglary: Overnight November 20/21, someone got into a dental office in the 1000 block of Winding Creek Road by unknown means, and stole dental equipment.
Diamond Oaks, prowler: At about 9:40 p.m. November 22, officers responded to a citizen's report of a man acting suspiciously on Nugget Court. The reporting party thought possibly he was trying to break into cars. Officers contacted the man, a 37-year-old transient, on suspicion of prowling on private property and violation of parole.
Highland Reserve, theft: Between the afternoon of November 20 and the next morning, someone stole the car stereo and a DVD screen from an unlocked pickup in the 600 block of Crestfield Circle.
Highland Reserve, thefts: A group of juveniles has been seen stealing pumpkins, scarecrows and other holiday decorations from yards in the vicinity of Crescent Drive, Chase Drive and Heritage Drive. One of the juveniles was seen getting into a Lexus RX300 SUV.
Stanford and other areas: At about 1:15 p.m. November 24, officers responded to a report of shoplifters fleeing from a drug store in the 4000 block of Foothills Blvd. An officer spotted the suspects' van on Gibson Drive. The driver led officers on a short pursuit to Pleasant Grove Blvd. at Highland Point Drive, where the van stopped and officers took two of the three suspects into custody. The driver, a 34-year-old woman and her 31-year-old female passenger, both from Roseville, were arrested on suspicion of burglary (shoplifting), conspiracy, evading police, drug possession and other related charges. A third suspect, a male, fled on foot and wasn't located. Officers know who he is and will be following up with him.
Stanford, burglary: At about 4:30 a.m. November 22, officers responded to an alarm at an optometry business in the 10000 block of Fairway, and found someone had removed the glass from the door and entered, stealing a few pairs of sunglasses. Fortunately the rest of the inventory had been removed and locked up for the night.
Stanford Crossing, burglary: Overnight November 17/18, someone removed the glass from the front door of a store in the 9200 block of Fairway, and stole a television.
West Park, vandalism: Between 11:30 p.m. November 8 and 6 a.m. November 12, someone vandalized the grounds of Junction Elementary School, flipping over picnic tables and knocking over trash cans. School staff also reported that skateboarders have been trespassing on the campus after hours, damaging planter boxes.
Note: Public schools are public property, so when someone damages them or steals from them, we the taxpayers are the victims. If you live by a school campus, keep your eyes and ears open for trespassers or any other suspicious activity, and call police immediately so an officer can respond and check it out.
West Park, burglary: Between November 1 and 24, someone broke into a house in the 2100 block of Exminster Lane while the resident was away, taking a TV and firearms.
Do you have a crime tip about any of these crimes, or any other unsolved Roseville crime? Call us! Email us! Text us! We don't need to know who you are. You can submit a crime tip online by visiting the Roseville Police Department's website at www.roseville.ca.us/police and selecting "Submit a Tip" from the menu on the left. You'll be redirected to TipSoft's website. Wireless phone users can text a tip to 274637 ("CRIMES"). Start your tip with the word "ROSEVILLE". You can also call Roseville Crime Stoppers at 916-783-STOP with information about crimes.
Have you received a notice from the Roseville False Alarm Reduction Program to renew your burglar alarm or pay an excessive false alarm fee, asking you to send payments to P.O. Box 749879 in Los Angeles? This is a valid, legitimate message on behalf of the City of Roseville and the RPD. The City of Roseville updated its alarm ordinance last year, requiring annual updates of alarm permits for a $5 fee. These updates help us ensure we have current emergency contact information in case there's an alarm at your house or place of business. We've contracted with an outside company, Crywolf, to handle our alarm permits and false alarm billing. For more information on our false alarm reduction program, visit our website at www.roseville.ca.us/police, and click on "alarm information" on the menu on the left side of the page.
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Inland Waterway Commercial Vessel and Tow Delay
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For reporting rivers, inland commercial traffic in 2008 spent 238,997 hours in lockage and 193,964 hours waiting for lockage. The greatest total delay in 2008 was at Lock 52 on the Ohio River, with 32,137 hours; this lock will be replaced by the currently under-construction Olmsted Lock. Tonnage at Mississippi River locks has decreased from 708 megatons in 1998 to 442 megatons in 2008, while locked tonnage at the Ohio River locks has remained relatively steady, with 1,025 megatons in 1998 and 1,033 megatons in 2008.
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|Total Upper Mississippi River System Hours of Delay
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|Total Other Waterway Systems Hours of Delay
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NOTES: Data for the Upper Mississippi River System includes the Mississippi (north of the Ohio confluence), Illinois, Chicago, and Kaskaskia Rivers. Data for the Ohio River System includes the Ohio, Cumberland, Green, Barren, Kanawha, Allegheny, and Monongahela Rivers. Other rivers for which data are available are the Arkansas River, which has a confluence with the Mississippi below the Ohio, and the Tennessee and Clinch Rivers, which ultimately flow into the Ohio, but also feed traffic to the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway.
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Navigation Information Connection, Operations and Maintenance of Navigation Installations Report 10W, available at http://www2.mvr.usace.army.mil/nic2/default.cfm as of June 2010.