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SAT Registration Booklet
SAT Paper Registration Guide and How to Register through it
College Board, the organization that administers and conducts SAT is also the compiler of the test registration booklet. It is a detailed material which gives you all the information related to the examination, from registration to college admission. It is easily downloaded in PDF format from the official College Board site i.e. www.collegeboard.org.
This booklet is a must-have for anybody before registering for SAT. Even during the planning stage if you have the booklet, you will find it much easier to proceed. This is so relevant because all the information regarding SAT is available at one place. So, instead of searching the College Board site for different things, you can just download this registration booklet.
Some of the main features of the booklet are as follows:
SAT Tests
The first section gives a brief description of all aspects related to SAT and its subject tests. It gives the complete distribution of marks along with timing restrictions in the test. After this, it deals with the process of receiving scores and retesting. Finally, it gives some information about the best way to register for SAT.
Registration Information
This booklet contains all the information about the four methods of registration, namely online registration, registration by mail, standby registration and late registration. This information includes a step-by-step description on how to fill the registration forms, how to access codes for various centers, mandatory fields etc. It also gives complete details on the procedure you have to follow if your application is returned (in case of registration through mail).
Ordering Information
This section deals with the ordering costs that are applicable while ordering services from various national and international locations. These services include delivery of books and other preparation materials, additional score reports, question answer service and student answer service.
Fee Details
This section deals exclusively with the fee structure of the test. It gives details of all the costs involved in the test. These costs include services, taxes, late registrations, subject tests, standby fee, international processing etc. It also gives the modes of payment that are acceptable to College Board. Apart from this, it also gives detailed explanation on the use of fee waivers and refunds.
Students with Disabilities
This section is dedicated to services for students with disabilities (SSD). There is a provision for accommodations and some extra help in case of disabled students. You can avail these services by applying to College Board in advance. This section gives details of the process involved, the types of accommodations given, approval for accommodation and registering with an accommodation.
Additional Information
Apart from the sections already discussed, there are six more sections in the booklet. The main points in these sections are as follows:
- There is a section on admission ticket, which deals with receiving your admission ticket, making changes to your registration and the things that you can change.
- The next section is dedicated to the test day in particular. This gives details about the timings, conduct, equipment allowed, photo identification, cancellation procedure and some important information about the make-up tests.
- The next one deals with the questionnaire in the registration procedure. Most people think that it is an unnecessary part of registration. This section clarifies this view and explains why this questionnaire is an integral part of the process and how it helps in making SAT better.
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- The last section gives the information regarding schedules for the upcoming tests. This also includes the availability of subject tests.
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Digits Live Show: A Chicken in Every Gas Tank?
Agricultural company Tyson Foods and fuel developer Syntroleum have announced that they have opened a factory that produces diesel and jet fuel from a variety of animal fats, using leftover grease and oils from Tyson's meat-processing plants. The Wall Street Journal's Jeffrey Ball reports what the new fuel, which is different from biodiesel, means for renewable energy research.
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In the spring of 1961, President Obama's father revealed a plan for his unborn son that might have changed the course of American political history.
The elder Barack H. Obama, a sophomore at the University of Hawaii, had come under scrutiny by federal immigration officials who were concerned that he had more than one wife. When he was questioned by the school's foreign student adviser, the 24-year-old Obama insisted that he had divorced his wife in his native Kenya. Although his new wife, Ann Dunham, was five months pregnant with their child - who would be called Barack Obama II - Obama declared that they intended to put their child up for adoption.
"Subject got his USC wife 'Hapai' [Hawaiian for pregnant] and although they were married they do not live together and Miss Dunham is making arrangements with the Salvation Army to give the baby away,'' according to a memo describing the conversation with Obama written by Lyle H. Dahling, an administrator in the Honolulu office of what was then called the US Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Obama, the Subject, and his USC, or United States citizen, wife, obviously, did not put their baby up for adoption. Whether the young couple actually considered such a step, or the elder Obama made the story up in order to appease immigration officials who at the time were considering his request for an extension of his stay in the United States, is unclear. Family members on both sides of the marriage now say they never heard any mention of adoption.


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Dynamic Response Simulation of the TMB for Structural State Assessment
Guo, L., Li, Z.X., & Chan, Tommy H.T. (2007) Dynamic Response Simulation of the TMB for Structural State Assessment. In Li, Aiqun, Sih, George C., Nied, Herman F., & Li, Z.X. (Eds.) International Conference on Health Monitoring of Structure, Material and Environment, 16-18 October, Nanjing, PR China.
The dynamic response of the Tsing Ma Bridge under running train is simulated with finite element model. The results show that the train speed affects the girder delormaltlon distinctly, but takes less effect on the stress level in structural elements. The faster the running train, the higher the main girder deformation. The simulated dynamic responses under two running train loadings show that the main girder deformation is nonlinear.
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Priscilla Smith, Professor Emerita of Music Education
Priscilla Smith, professor emerita of music education, died March 10 at her home in Florida. She was 74.
Smith joined the Oberlin faculty in 1973 after teaching for 14 years at other institutions. She was chair of the Music Education division at the Oberlin Conservatory for nine years. An associate conductor of the Northern Ohio Youth Orchestra, from 1976 until 1981, she became music director in 1982-83. She served widely on faculty committees and councils.
After retiring from Oberlin in 1991, she spent a year teaching at the Punahou School in Hawaii. Later, in Florida, she played the cello, taught at Edison College, and conducted string workshops for high-school students.
Smith was a graduate of Indiana University and received her Bachelor and Master of Science degrees there. She studied cello with Luigi Silva and Fritz Magg and played in the Indianapolis Philharmonic as well as the Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, and Tallahassee Symphonies.
Two sisters and 19 nieces and nephews survive her.
A scholarship fund has been established in her memory at Oberlin. Contributions can be sent in care of the fund to Oberlin Conservatory Development, Bosworth Hall, 50 W. Lorain St., Oberlin, OH 44074-1089.
In March Professor
of Electronic and Computer Music Gary Lee Nelson and his wife, Christine Gorbach, a painter and video artist, presented a program at Oberlin featuring the world premieres of four films:
Hierarchy, Charitoo, Death and Transfiguration,
Light Song.
Nelson says the works represent "a substantially new direction in our creative work."
Accepted at several U.S. and international festivals, Hierarchy was on view in the spring at the Cleveland Institute of Art, the Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival, and the Peabody Conservatory. It can be viewed online at
Professor of Musicology
Steven Plank wrote an article on Hildegard of Bingen that is included in
Women in World History: A Biographical Encyclopedia
(Yorkin Publications, 1999). In October Plank conducted a performance at the Cleveland Museum of Art of Carissimi's oratorio
with the soloists and choir of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. In November he chaired a session on brass historiography at the meeting of the Historic Brass Society in Toronto where he presented a paper, "Old Ways and New: Brass Historiography for the Coming Age."
The December 27, 2000, issue of the
Courier Journal
featured a profile of Plank that included a large photo of him holding a "natural trumpet a valveless instrument at its height in the eighteenth-century."
Professor of Violoncello
Peter Rejto gave the United States premiere of Gerard Schurmann's cello concerto,
The Gardens of Exile,
November 2000 in Oberlin, with the composer in attendance. Rejto gave the world premiere of the work with the Bournemouth Symphony in 1991 and has recorded it for Equilibrium Records. Rejto also gave a recital in Detroit at the Henry Ford Estate, and played concerts with the Los Angeles Piano Quartet in Orlando, Florida, Toronto, Canada, St. Paul, Minnesota, and Amherst, Massachusetts. His 1975 performance of Dvorak's String Quintet, op. 77, was included on the 50th anniversary Marlboro Festival CD, which was released in 2000 on Sony Classical. The CD received the Deutsche Schallplatten Preis in Germany and is reviewed in the January 2000 issue of
Assistant Professor of Composition
Anna Rubin, a recipient of an Ohio Arts Council's Individual Artist Grant in 2000, served on the Council's 2001 award-selection panel. She also participated in two other selection panels the music-performances' panel at the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music's U.S. Conference and the paper-selection panel for the International Computer Music Conference in Beijing.
Recent performances of Rubin's compositions include
for amplified gamba and digital audio, performed at the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music's conference;
for MIDI flute, live electronics, and digital audio, commissioned by Fiona Wilkinson for the Music from the Forefront series at Bowling Green State University;
Viola a Tre,
for three violas, in a Cleveland Composers Guild concert;
Two for Baroque Flute Duo,
performed at Princeton University; and
for amplified baroque oboe, live processing, and digital audio, performed at Oberlin's
In October Rubin's
Family Stories: Sophie, Sally
a computer-generated text/sound work was performed at the University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge and as part of a lecture by Bonnie Mikisch at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. Rubin has also written reviews of new CDs featuring computer music by Ned Boulhallasa and Jacques Tremblay for recent issues of
Computer Music Journal.
Rubin earned a Ph.D. in December from Princeton University.
In November,
Cleveland Plain Dealer
music critic Donald Rosenberg quoted Associate Professor of Bassoon George Sakakeeny and Associate Professor of Singing Marlene Ralis Rosen in an article about faculty members performing where they teach. The "genesis" of the Oberlin Faculty Chamber Music Series, Sakakeeny said, was "the idea that we could mix together and get to know one another as artists, as musicians, as performers." Rosen said performing reminded faculty members of their students' "struggles, of their problems with nerves, the memory, the attempts at communication . . . (Performing) helps me find new strategies for them and myself."
Professor of Viola Peter Slowik
presented master classes in November 2000 for the Ohio Viola Society at Baldwin-Wallace College in Cleveland and for the Seattle Viola Society at the University of Washington. He also performed a benefit concert that month for CREDO Chamber Music Association in Chicago.
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European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1970, Darmstadt, Hessespects vacating' JPI Stoff Writer Irving B. Kahn. the enthusiastic and lenlerprising head of TelePromTerCorp., which will soon have systems in Ti states from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Hor- seheads. N.Y. and Manhattan, believesthat within five years K5 per cent of the BO million American television homes,vill he on cable. Kahn hopes to file for his own do* ..icstic satellite—TelePromTer is 17 perlent owned by Hughes Aircraft — and lays he could have it aloft by 1972 and - let the rest of the industry hook OfluTJughes is working on a device to let kibje TV antennas pick up satellite sig-|a!s as well as regular commercial on- Isr signals. More conservative cable operators^imate that in five years 54) per cent J the homes will he wired. And they tjmk il will be at least five years be*are any of them gets a satellite. «HE FCC recently Issued a proposed fgulalion that the three major net-rks could not own cable TV systems, >r could broadcasting stations ow«i in their local areas. And it contained one statement thatfought ihe wave of the future to she bresceable present, it said that in the future it intends' |at new .systems be designed to aeco'm- |(H)aie two-way, answer-back com-lunicatiom "for those .subscribers who l;mt it." This will let the housewife|lk back to Ihv bank, eventually, when i bills her by cable, and many outfitstesting these in the field. Tele- h rnpter is. testing in three areas, and «hn says: "1 hojx? to invite the gen- al press to see a working dernonstra-n before the year is out," n also is working with a largetern hospital in testing the possibility wiring homes with the capability ofgnosi ng >!Snesses. e thinks the coming two-wayf .stems open a greater opportunity for jlucation than anything since television k-if. The New York Times reports thate major school system in the East hevf-s it alone could use to advantagecable TV channels. PramTer serves the northernof Manhattan, and Manhattan able Television the southern. Charles s Dolan. head of the latter system,|>s the burglar-fire alarm home-secur- stt-m. is coming soon and "we canIrdly wait for someone to come up th .some hardware" in this talk-back,M he thinks it will be two years. f'The big outfits that are testing seem'suing, for a starter, on a touch-tone, ree-button gadget," Dolan said. "Youss a button to activate, ihen you pe a coded answer to a query the TV The potential of Coble television ranges from armchcir shopping to specie! educaf.:onal programs for children, screen gives you, then press a transmitbutton. Department stores think hard goods, like lawnmowcrs, well-knownitems like food, or travel, will first be offered on commercials. "It could be offered as to price. Thecomputer prints out and stores the in- formation identifying you and your res- ponse, and bills you. Or the bill couldcome right into your home by facsimile and the computer can charge it to yourcredit card." Hfi COUNTRY bumpkin that was 'born in small towns and rural areas in mountain valleys and plains two de-cades ago was called CATV — for Com- munity Antenna Television. It used a big master antenna to pick up television signals thai the home owner could not get on the air becauseof natural obstructions or distance. It delivered'those signals, amplified, to thehomes of subscribers in its remote com- munity, using coaxial cable. Up torecently it was little known to big cities. A coaxial cable can carry 1,000 timesthe capacity of a phone wire — like comparing "Niagara to a garden hose,"in the words of FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson ~ and has at least four times the capacity of standard tele- vision transmission. This broadband,wide range of frequencies, provides nu- m e r o u s channels; the New Yorksystems have 12 now and will be provid- ing 24 or more in four years.. Experts believe the cable could be made to carry as high as 80 channels. Some systems have a capability of 40 to50 now. CATV, just barging into the big cities,is growing at a rate of 20 to 25 per cent a year. There are more than 2,500 X systems now serving more than ! 5 mil-lion subscribers. Systems have be»-n sold at a pricing rate of $200 to as highas $700 per home servd. and Wali Street now places a S-iOO-i'oOO value toeach home set. When the subscriber number soon reaches 5 million, using £500 value, it will be a $2.5 billion imluxiry. And atthe average $80 subscription rale it will generate revenue of 00,00 0.0 00 a year.But the revenue will grow with " new services. "Cable television." Harness Weeksays flatly, "is coming down from the mountains and into the big cities; andas it comes it is changing the entire face of American communications. Itwill give new dimension to person- to- person communications, commercialmessages, and myriad services. '" Fortune says: ••The possibilities ofcable are breathtaking." The multiple- channel capacity opens up the screen not only to Leopold Stokowski directinga symphony ( Dolan had them on last season), Gaelic football for an Irish eth-nic section (Kahn tapes the games Sat- urday nights and casts them Sundays), the local mayor, the Little Leaguegames but to almost any group with something to say. Some coble TV stations present progroms from school classrooms. the new FCC 100 Up-markets proposal a "break-through in your in*dustry," Dean Burch told the con- vention: "The heart of this idea is thaidistant signals would be permuted, but with commercials stripped out and re- placed with local I'llF station commer-cials. "The CATV operating in these major markets, in addition to the copyrightpayment specified by Congre-s. would pay five per cent of us subscriber fee-,to public broadcasting." The FCC. in a move to foster added diversity of choice to televiewing andhave CATV "act as an outlet for local expression," has ruled that by next April 1 all CATV stations with 1500 ormore subscribers must originate pro- Cramming as well as pick it up from over-the-air stations. "Operate to a sig-nificant extent us a local outlet," >> the way Burch put it — by pu'.un^ pro-grams right on the cable. It did not say how many hour- or <-v- aetly what type of local prcyramnur;.;But Burch told the convention the FCC and Congress would be waiting forCATV "to prove that it will do more than merely shift the content of broad- cast television onto wires, and at aprice. We will not be moved to much excitement by program originators hustling for the same piece of pie now shared by TV broadcast stations — using the same program sources, same advertisers, seeking the same mass au-dience." Only about 300 systems out of the2,$OQ now operating will be affected by the origination ruling. The average number of subscribers per system is1,880. San Diego is a big one that is nearing 30,000; the Manhattan oneshave more than 20,000 apiece. m not af-, doing two politi- ALMOST ALL ^n-nn nationwide ll'l sur\ey on ihe subject thought local r»ew> and information would play an important part in pro- gram originating. It has been estimated 'ha! about 10 per cent of (.'ATV systems tune been offering live local program-. Some in- terest mg one> Hinted up. In New Krn'iaml. a systp fee ted by the ruling has beerhours daily of high .school •>}> cal meetings, and informational pro-grams. One program had drug addicts from the area discussing their ex-periences ami heartaches: 'It had an impact — kids could see their old friends who may have disappeared;here they were, telling what they'd found out. We're definitely going tohave more of this type." Grand Island, Neb., with under 1,500,originates programming including "an Angus bull Incstock auction, the GoldenGloves, and stock car racing." In Mexico. Mo., a town of 14,000people, CATV has 1,600 subscribers in a system operated from the MexicoDaily Ledger. It has been originating for some tune. Vernon Duffy, a man-ager, said: "We program every weekday live innormal peak season for half an hour at 6 p m,—maybe the sports editor, potentialcandidates; city council and city man- ager once a month: League of WomenVoters: the Ministerial Alliance in Q. and A about problems. j ^!^e>^ -abject. ne\t da i;d of ihe !<•'. mouth. The L,'I.) in depth ' tape it ;.;:•: noon. -e dull il; a: histo v ev>m<' into wh .'i shou rub • on FCC Chairman Dean Burch THE STAftS AND STRIPES Poge V ;
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I want to have my silicone gel implants removed. I have had them for two years. I have had no problems, just feel it was a big mistake and would like to have them out. My plastic surgeon told me he would open me up and pull the implant out. I have been reading about the scar capsule, and am wondering if that can stay in? Will my body absorb it in time? I have them placed under the muscle. Thank you for your advise.
Breast Scar Capsule After Implant Explantation
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Capsule removal after breast implant removal a matter of opinion
I tend to remove most of the capsule to encourage the pocket to close. This is a matter of opinion. Some surgeons do not believe this is very important, for example when the capsule is not very thick. Capsule removal might also make mammography easier to interpret over your lifetime.
A debatable item here.
Either way is OK for removing implants
I personally like to remove the capsule (capsulectomy) at the same time. The capsule will not go away by itself. On the other hand, capsulectomy is a slightly bigger operation, and will likely involve drain tubes. Still, I like the capsules out if the implants are removed.
Implant Capsule
Dear Littleagain,
I think you may have some confusion regarding a "capsule" and a "capsular contracture".
The formation of a "capsule" is the natural response of the body to any foreign material.
Occasionally, a "capsular contracture" can develop around an implant. This is an uncommon complication of having implant surgery. It makes the implant hard and causes the implant to move up on the chest.
A "capsular contracture" can cause pain and asymmetry of the implants.
The fact that you have had no problems with your implants indicates that you are not suffering from a "capsular contracture".
Several large studies have confirmed the safety of silicone breast implants.
Most surgeons would likely not remove the "capsule" at the time of implant removal since the capsule will generally go away by itself once the implants are no longer in the body. However, it is likely that you will have drains placed in the space where the implants were located to prevent the accumulation of fluid during the healing process.
Good luck with your procedure.
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Capsule & Removal
If you're not comfortable with your breast implants after two years, it's probably not unreasonable to remove them. When this situation arises, each patient should be considered individually. In the vast majority of cases, it's not necessary to remove the capsule that surrounds the breast implant at the time of explantation.
When thin capsules are left behind, they collapse upon themselves and the implant pocket is eventually obliterated. In addition, capsule removal may be associated with secondary complications such as bleeding. For this reason, removal of breast capsules isn't undertaken without specific indications.
When patients have ruptured silicone implants, calcified capsules or thickened capsules with breast distortion, capsulectomies are usually indicated. Under these circumstances, failure to remove the capsule will result in a persistent breast deformity.
Breast scar capsule after explantation of breast prostheses.
Without knowing your issues and without an examination, it is difficult to tell you what may be the best thing for you. I tend to favor performing capsulectomies in order to create a fresh pocket, reshape the pocket, allow better shape and adherence of the overlying breast. I would discuss your issues with your plastic surgeon who will assist you in determining the right modality for you. Hope that this helps! Best wishes!
Breast implant removal
If your implants were soft and all you want is to have them removed, then all you need done is to remove the implant itself. The capsule will not be a problem.
Dear Little,
If you haven't incorporated your implants into your body self image by two years, it is not likely to happen. You may proceed with removal and the capsules may remain in place. Good luck!
Okay to just remove the implant
With older generation gel implants, produced prior to 1999 there was a problem with silicone gel bleed. That is gel could leak through an intact bag. If this occurs then it would be recommended to have the capsule removed otherwise a simple removal of the implant is all that is needed. In many circumstances the insertion of a drain may be required. Usually ths procedure can be performed under local anesthesia depending upon the location of the original incision.
At least part of scar capsule should be removed
Part or most of the capsule should be removed, otherwise a long-term fluid collection can occur. This is not very invasive and a partial capsulectomy (removal) takes about 15 minutes for each breast. This, combined ith drain placement, will minimize fluid collection and assure the pocket collapses down, long term.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Beachcomber's Lookout is a 3 bedroom 2 bath house with exceptional views of the beach and bay. Situated in the private community Treasure Island in San Luis Pass. It's close to Galveston, but less crowded than Surfside. Cleanest beach anywhere. No busy roads to cross. Best shell collecting and fishing in the area. Perfect for family vacations, honeymooners, or fishermen. Beachcomber's Lookout is fully furnished and has a new oven and washer/dryer. It will sleep up to 7 adults comfortably, with 2 extra twin mattresses which can be used for additional guests. The 3rd level is the master bedroom with a full bed, very private upstairs with it's own bathroom, HDTV, incredible view and deck. Fire and campsites on the beach are allowed. Firecrackers may be popped on the beach only. Bring the marshmallows and flashlights for nighttime adventures, as well as fun in the sun!
We live just North of Houston and use the house for our family and friends as well.
Cheri Schlosser purchased this house in 2009
We bought our house after Hurricane Ike repaired the damage to the exterior (House next door collapsed and hit side of house). Interior was also redone.
Very private and relaxing part of the beach. Our house is located on the nice beach on the gulf side of the pass. Many of the houses for rent are located on the dangerous pass side of the island and have a rocky shore.
Hello, we loved staying at he beach house and luckily we missed the problems with seaweed. The beaches were cleared and the water was clear (for Texas beaches). The place had great views even though we didn't have to trudge up a million steps like our last rental. Thanks Much! Rene
The house was close to the beach but we didn't expect to see a sand dune blocking us from walking straight to it. The picture needs to be updated, but it was only a short walk between two house to get around it... The house is a good bargain, clean, very roomy and like I said close to the beach. My family and I had a great time collecting shells and making memories! We look forward to booking again in the future!!
This property is in a prime location. Treasure Island is a nice and quiet neighborhood where you can still let loose and have a good time without the big and rowdy crowds. Literally 2 minute walk to the beach. Great sunrises and sunsets. Nice bon fire on the beach. The house is a perfect size for two small families. The only complaint is that the barbecue pit did have a hole in the bottom. Nothing a good thick patch of aluminum foil couldn't fix. But it probably does need to be replaced soon.
The house is fine and we had a nice time in San Luis Pass. It is a nice little neighborhood and if you are looking for a Texas Gulf Coast stay focused on a quiet beach not full of people and cars, this is a good location. This house is one of the closer ones to the beach access in the Treasure Island neighborhood. Even though it is a reasonable walk to the beach access, we rented a golf cart from Rick's rentals which made it very convenient to get back and forth to the beach, and the kids loved the golf cart.
The house is in good shape and was clean, though the furniture is sort of a post-modern-dorm room motif. Meaning it is clearly a collection of furniture cast-offs. That doesn't bother us, and is common in beach rentals. But if you're looking for fancy decor, this may not be your place. The kitchen was adequately outfitted and we were able to cook a few complete dinners with no problems at all, which is important to us. Grill is in good order too and is a permanent in-ground unit which was nice. There was a bit of a septic issue on our last night there which fortunately didn't cause any disruption to us (other than a bit of a foul odor if you were down by the grill), and things happen with houses so I'm not upset about it, but if you are renting you should inquire about the septic being fixed.
Now, the reason for only a three star review - I was not happy with the owner attention to detail in communications. Two fairly major gaffs - First was a premature note stating my second payment was past due. The other was a note stating the beach access is on the bay side (and we specifically had looked for rentals on the gulf side). When you are getting ready for a vacation, these are pretty major things that cause minor panic when the notes come in the days leading up to your vacation. I also received emails from both the wife and husband that did not seem to be quite in sync.
Lastly, after our stay, it took almost a week to get our deposit back.
My guess is they own several VRBOs and were at times confusing properties in their notes to me. Whatever the reason, it marred the overall experience.
This is easily fixed with a little more care and attention by VRBO owners, which is important. Hopefully they can improve the communications.
We had a wonderful beach vacation here. This cozy beach house is about 10 miles outside of Surfside- which we felt was better than actually staying in the city. The beach was cleaner and the subdivision was very nice. Everyone was very friendly, and the beach would was within walking distance- only 3 houses away from the beach. The house was clean and my kids loved all the decks that this house had. There was also an out door shower in addition to a foot wash by the stairs. We have nothing negative to say, we will most likely rent from this house again when we go on another family beach vacation. Thank you for the wonderful beach house!
Great home in a great area easy access to beach and really neat floor plan and layout accomadated my family perfectly, would definitely stay here again!
The location is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy some quiet time off the beaten path. The house is just a couple down from a secluded beach, and has everything you need. It was a short trip to Galveston when we went, but if you're looking to enjoy some sun and water, this is the place. Our family had a blast!
3 bedroom 2 bath house with unobstructed views of the beach and bay. Situated in the neighborhood of Treasure Island at San Luis Pass bridge. Beach House is in a serene area. Only a 30 min beach drive to Galveston. Cleaner and less crowded than Surfside. No busy roads to cross to the beach. Best shell collecting and fishing in the area. Perfect for family vacations, honeymoons, fishermen, bird watchers and star gazers. Our house is fully furnished, new oven and washer/dryer. Sleep seven comfortably and has a very private upstairs bedroom with it's own bathroom, HDTV and deck. WE Have WI-Fi too!
Other Activities: Galveston has bicycle rentals, and horse drawn carriages.
Galveston has a thriving Art community and unique shops on the Strand.
Golf: Moody Gardens Resort Hotel and Golf Course in Galveston is a new course built in 2010. It is only 30 minute drive through West Galveston on the beautiful Blue Water Hwy.
The Galveston Country Club is now totally private.
Ski: Water ski in the Bay across the street from our house.
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For 16 years, young Ozren has believed his mother's story that she doesn't come home at night because she's working hard as a waitress. But then one day he learns the truth: She's a prostitute, and he's the son of a whore. Set in Vienna in the early 1990s, this coming-of-age drama tracks Ozren's journey of self-discovery as he copes with his seemingly loss of innocence. Michael Sturminger directs.


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Dec 26, 2012 - Melissa does an amazing job at cutting curly hair. My cut surpassed all my expectations. I learned I was a curly not a wavy. I also learn some new techniques for getting conditioner into my hair. I have been a modified cg for a long time but I am going back to full cg now. I think once Melissa cuts your hair it would be hard to ever be happy going back to a non curly haircut.


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The Fray on the SOUL by Ludacris Headphones Studio
It's always a great day when the guys of The Fray stop by the SOUL by Ludacris Headphones Studio! Isaac, Joe, Dave and Ben stopped by for a special and intimate performance for a packed crowd.
The Fray have been quite busy! They've got several projects in the works, including a wedding, two babies, and an upcoming album! It's their 4th album in 9 years, and is called Helios. It'll be out on the 25th of February.
They delighted us with several songs, including one from each of their albums. From their last album, Scars & Stories, they played 'Heartbeat.' It was nearly an a cappella performance of 'You Found Me' from their self-titled sophomore album. This arrangement allowed for Isaac's voice to really shine, as he effortlessly conveyed all the emotions of the song. To mix things up, they ended their set with their new single, the foot-thumping and energetic 'Love Don't Die.'
It was a fantastic opportunity to see and hear a fantastic band in such an intimate environment. And lucky for you, we've got video of said songs from their set!
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Q: verification of parts to the engine listed by service dept. on 2002 GMC Yukon XL Denali
If the invoice provided by a service department in a dealership describes an engine not accurate to my vehicle's true engine; would that mean that the parts listed were for an engine not designed for my car and therefore would possibly attribute to problems that excessively occurred? For example; the engine lists for this car, on the invoice: "DLR:66692 (not sure what that is...) ENG: 2.5_ Liter_ V6, _MFI, DOHC". When I know for a fact my engine is not a 2.5 but a 6.0 engine, and the vehicle is not a V6 but really a V8 AWD! Further, it was not a multipoint fuel injection but a single fuel injection, and unsure but think DOHC for dual overhead compartment; well pretty sure don't know what that is, but yea.....is that going to affect the parts they will get for the car? Because a lot of the parts they matched were not able to match with what model numbers were accurate for the vehicle's model parts listed on ALLDATA.
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New Zealand Trade and Enterprise investment director Graham Matthews has been appointed as chair of the RICS Oceania World Regional Board, He takes over the chair position from Knight Frank executive chairman, Stephen Ellis.
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Grocon has picked up the pace of its leasing program for 161 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, in the wake of selling a 25 per cent stake to Industry Superannuation Property Trust. Agents CBRE and Cook Wish Ellison are in talks over the remaining five floors which span more than 8000 square metres at the top of the tower. The tower will have uninterrupted harbour views from level 20 and leasing rates are expected to start from about $1100 a square metre.
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The play of Sammy Dalembert and Thad Young has carried the Sixers to their past two wins. It's as simple as that. Thad has taken over the role of lead scorer, Sammy has embraced the role of intimidating center. The question you have to ask is why now?
I'm not sure if you can really point your finger at any one thing, but I'm going to give it a shot anyway.
Think back to the long break the Sixers had leading into the Memphis game. There were no fewer than five stories written by the beat writers on Thad's work with shooting coach Bruce Kreutzer. Since then, Thad has averaged 24 points per game on 54.8% shooting, 38.5% from three. He's looked like a different player out there, oozing confidence.
With Sammy, something I pointed out a few weeks back struck me this week. When Sam was at his best, he was working very closely with Moses Malone. I remember seeing them pounding each other in the low post prior to games. Recently, we've heard about Sammy jacking up threes with Kareem Rush during the pregame. We've seen him joking around with teammates and opponents. On the court, we've seen a guy making a ton of mental mistakes and stupid quotes to the press afterwards.
So what changed a couple of games ago? Well, Moses was back in the building. Tom Moore had a quote from Moses the other day: "Get mean - just get mean," he said to Sammy. Well, that's exactly what Sammy has done over the past two games.
Moses is a part-time assistant coach with the team, and it sure seems like he's a guy Sammy really respects.
So here's the question. If this shooting coach can give Thad confidence, and Moses can give Dalembert focus, why not have them around more? This isn't really anecdotal evidence. Sammy was a much better player when he was working with Moses on a daily basis. Thad came out of the gates shooting the lights out this season, after spending the summer working with his shooting coach. Bring these guys on full time, if you can. In Thad, you're dealing with a really young kid who may need a constant reminder to keep his feet set. Someone who will look at game tape and grade his pre-shot preparation and construct drills to reinforce certain aspects of his shot.
We're all way too familiar with Dalembert's fragile psyche. Maybe having a guy in his ear day in, day out will keep his focus on the things that matter and not his touches on offense. It's worth a shot, right?
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Looking for a last-minute delicious treat to make for your Thanksgiving dinner? Try Alicia Silverstone's Cornbread.
1 cup sorghum or maple syrup
1 1/4 cups soy milk (or soy/rice blend)
1/4 cup safflower oil
1 1/2 cups cornmeal
1/2 cup whole wheat pastry flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Oil a 9"x9" (or similar size) baking dish or 12-cup muffin tin. Combine the sorghum, soy milk and oil in a medium bowl and mix well. In another bowl, stir together the cornmeal, flour, baking soda and salt. Add the dry mixture to the wet mixture, and mix just until well combined.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan, and bake for 25 to 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the cornbread or a muffin comes out clean. They will be golden brown and crazy delicious.
Muffin Notes:
Stir the batter just enough to combine the ingredients. Muffins can become heavy and tough if the batter is overmixed. Work quickly with muffin or cake batter. Baking powder will lose its effectiveness if it sits for too long in the batter. Muffins can become gummy in the refrigerator, so store them at room temperature for the first couple of days. After 3 days, I recommend you freeze them.
For more delicious recipes from Alicia Silverstone, check out "The Kind Diet."


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Born: 28 Sept 1847 (Fayette County, MO)
Obituary: Carson City Daily Appeal 7 October 1926:1
Born in Newberg, N.Y., eighty-five years ago, Belknap came to Nevada as a young man and settled in Virginia City, where he formed a law partnership and married Miss Virginia Bradley, daughter of Lewis R. Bradley, the governor. She died September 23 last.
Governor Bradley appointed him to the Supreme Court in 1874 and he served continuously on the bench for thirty-two years, retiring in 1906. Two years later Judge Belknap moved to San Francisco.
Surviving him are his four children, Virginia, Dita and Alden Belknap and Mrs. Caroline B. Brown with whom the judge made a home.
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This study reported on the possibility of intoxications of non-target wild animals associated with use of bromadiolone as the active component of rodenticides with anticoagulation effects. A laboratory test was done with earthworms were exposed to bromadiolone-containing granules under the conditions specified in the modified OECD 207 guideline. No mortality of earthworms was observed during the fourteen days long exposure. When the earthworms from the above test became a part of the diet of common voles in the following experiment, no mortality of consumers was observed too. However, electrochemical analysis revealed higher levels of bromadiolone in tissues from earthworms as well as common voles compared to control animals. There were determined comparable levels of bromadiolone in the liver tissue of common voles after primary (2.34±0.10 μg/g) and secondary (2.20±0.53 μg/g) intoxication. Therefore, the risk of secondary intoxication of small mammalian species feeding on bromadiolone-containing earthworms is the same as of primary intoxication through baited granules. Bromadiolone bio-accumulation in the food chain was monitored using the newly developed analytical procedure based on the use of a liquid chromatography coupled with electrochemical detector (HPLC-ED). The HPLC-ED method allowed to determine the levels of bromadiolone in biological samples and is therefore suitable for examining the environmental hazards of this substance.
Industrial pollutants come from various anthropogenic sources into the environment [
Several products containing bromadiolone have been approved for use as baited granules in the Czech Republic. The granules disintegrate quickly in the fields of application, thus there is a risk of both primary and secondary intoxications of non-target organisms, because the carrying substances of granules may attract earthworms. The insectivorous and other small mammalian species may possibly become intoxicated by this way (
Great attention has been paid to the surveillance of residues of pesticides both in the environment and foods [
Considering the above facts, the aim of this work was to propose a new method of bromadiolone detection. We optimized high performance liquid chromatography with electrochemical detection (HPLC-ED) for this purpose and employed this approach to determine the concentration of the target molecule in tissues of animals from two trophic levels.
Acetic acid, sodium acetate, acetonitrile (HPLC grade) and bromadiolone (Pestanal - analytical standard) were purchased from Sigma Aldrich (Steinheim, Germany). Methanol was purchased from Fluka (Steinheim, Germany). Water for the preparation of buffers underwent demineralization by reverse osmosis using the instruments Aqua Osmotic 02 (Aqua Osmotic, Tisnov, Czech Republic). Then, it was purified using Millipore RG (Millipore Corp., USA, 18 MΏ). Working solutions of the bromadiolone standard were prepared daily by diluting the stock solution of 1 mg/ml concentration with methanol.
The experiment was carried out with a commercially available rodenticide (with 0.005% of bromadiolone; thereinafter referred as PRODUCT), which is used commonly for the control of common voles in gardens, orchards, vineyards, and non-agricultural land. The PRODUCT is not appropriate for large-scale use but for the application in the voles' burrows. The recommended dose is 5-10 granules per open burrow.
The test was carried out according to the modified OECD 207 guideline [
Nine common voles (
Three hare cadavers from hunting grounds on agricultural premises in districts to the east of the city of Brno (South Moravia, Czech Republic), where bromadiolone-containing granular baits was used, were collected in November 2005 and used in our experiments.
The samples of 0.5 g tissue (earthworm, liver from the treated voles or liver and stomach content of hares) were homogenized with 0.5 ml of methanol using a homogenizer (Ultraturax) for 15 min. The homogenates was sonicated at 150 W at 4 °C for 15 min. using K5 Sonicator (Slovakia) and subsequently vortexed for 15 min. using Vortex–2 Genie (Scientific Industries, New York, USA). The mixture was centrifuged for 20 minutes at 14,000 g at 4 °C using Universal 32 R centrifuge (Hettich-Zentrifugen GmbH, Tuttlingen, Germany). Subsequently, the supernatant liquor was collected and stored at –20 °C until the next analysis. Prior to the analysis, the samples were diluted 2 × with methanol.
Electrochemical cyclic voltammetric measurement was carried out using the AUTOLAB Analyser (EcoChemie, The Netherlands) connected to VA-Stand 663 (Metrohm, Switzerland). The three-electrode system was used; it consisted of the carbon paste electrode (paste composition: 70% carbon powder and 30% mineral oil, w/w; the teflon body in which the diameter of the active electrode surface was 2.5 mm; the surface of the electrode was polished prior to each measurement using a fine filtration paper according to [
The flow system consisted of the chromatographic pump (Model 583 ESA Inc., Chelmsford, MA, USA), Guard cell (Model 5020 ESA, USA), reaction loop (1m) for Flow Injection Analysis (FIA), and the chromatographic column Polaris (C18-A, 150 × 4.6 mm, with particle size of 3 μm; Varian, Inc.) and the electrochemical detector. The detector consisted of parts as follows: flow amperometric analytical cell (Model 5040, ESA, USA) containing the reference (hydrogen-palladium), auxiliary carbon and the working electrode made of glassy carbon, the Coulochem III control module. The sample (5 μl) was injected manually using a 5 μl injection loop (Supelco, Bellefonte, PA, USA). The data from the detector were processed using the CSW 32 software. The isocratic mobile phase consisted of 0.2 M acetate buffer (pH 4.0/acetonitrile, 40:60,
To employ HPLC with electrochemical detection for measurement of bromadiolone we aimed on study of the basic electrochemical behaviour of the target molecule using cyclic voltammetry at the carbon paste electrode. The voltammograms with a distinct oxidation signal at potential of 836 mV due to bromadiolone are shown in
To make the analysis of bromadiolone-containing samples rapid and suitable for routine, a new approach of the detection of bromadiolone using Flow Injection Analysis (FIA) was proposed. The electrochemical response of bromadiolone was studied at a constant flow rate of the mobile phase (0.5 ml/min) and a varying working electrode potential. The detection potential of 840 mV was selected based on the hydrodynamic voltammogram (not shown). To obtain the maximum resolution of the bromadiolone peak and the maximum intensity of the signal, the effect of an organic component of the mobile phase (acetonitrile) was studied (
Under the experimental conditions optimized using FIA (working electrode potential 840 mV, mobile phase 0.2 M acetate buffer (pH 4.0)/acetonitrile (40:60, v/v), the flow rate of the mobile phase 0.8 ml/min) high performance liquid chromatography coupled with electrochemical detector was used to determine the content of bromadiolone in real samples. The signal of bromadiolone was observed with the retention time of 9.5 min (
During the 14-days long experiment, all earthworms exposed to bromadiolone survived. At the beginning of the experiment their average weight was 430 mg. However, the weight of control earthworms was 293 mg while earthworms exposed to the PRODUCT granules weighed 344 mg at the end of the experiment,. The decrease in the weight of control earthworms (more than 30 %) was caused by starvation since the substrate contained no suitable nutrients. Earthworms exposed to the PRODUCT granules lost only 20 % of their original weight. They were assumed to have received granules containing bromadiolone. Using the proposed approach of homogenization and extraction, the samples of earthworms (Eisenia fetida) were prepared and subsequently analyzed by HPLC-ED. The average level of bromadiolone was 1.7 ± 0.2 μg per earthworm, which corresponds to 3.3 ± 0.9 μg per g of earthworm weight (
The level of bromadiolone in liver tissue from voles fed by the PRODUCT granules determined by HPLC-ED was 2.3 ± 0.1 μg/g. The average level of bromadiolone in liver tissue of voles fed with earthworms exposed to bromadiolone was 2.2 ± 0.5 μg/g (
If we clinically examined the hares, two of them had no symptoms of intoxication by a rodenticide. The last hare (adult female) showed clinical symptoms of the intoxication. It was depressed, weak and the visible mucous membranes were pale. Blood was present in the nostrils. Autopsy revealed the hemothorax, hemoperitoneum, heart chambers and aorta without blood clots. The spleen was not enlarged. Samples of the liver and stomach content from all hares were collected for toxicological analysis. Moreover using HPLC-ED the samples of liver tissues and stomach content of three hares suspected from rodenticide poisoning were analyzed. We found out that the content of bromadiolone were 5.8±0.2 μg/g in the liver and 2.9±0.3 μg/g in the stomach content of the last hare (
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The common vole (
The routine analysis of pesticide-derived products is based on chromatographic methods with UV detection or less frequently used fluorimetric and mass detection [
This work was supported by grants of the Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic (project MSMT 6215712402).
Autopsy of pheasants killed at the end of the experiment revealed no marked pathological changes except for occasional haemorrhages within the breast muscles. The figure shows a typical finding in animals poisoned with rodenticides, so it indicates that the pathological changes were found in opposite to the relatively good health state of pheasants [
Scheme of the model experiment simulating the bromadiolone distribution within the food chain.
The electrochemical analysis of bromadiolone using cyclic voltammetry. (
The analysis of bromadiolone using high performance liquid chromatography with electrochemical detection. (
The content of bromadiolone in the tissues from experimental animals. No bromadiolone signal was determined in samples from the controls (voles, earthworms). The levels of bromadiolone in earthworms were recalculated relative to the weight of earthworms. The levels of bromadiolone in voles were recalculated to the weight of the liver. For other details see in


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The collection is comprised primarily of documents related to and supporting the petitioning of the Westmoreland Civic Association to attain historic landmark status for homes in the Westmoreland District of Houston. The bulk of the collection consists of the research on the architecture, ownership and history of individual properties in this area. It also includes some personal narratives of early homeowners, copies of the petitions and 29 photographs of the homes.
The information is arranged in six series by topic and then alphabetically by individual properties.
Permission to publish or reproduce materials from The Westmoreland Historic District Collection must be obtained from the Houston Metropolitan Research Center or the appropriate copyright holder.
The Westmoreland Historic District Collection. Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library.
Donated by: the Westmoreland Civic Association.
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The creators behind the box office hit "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe," want to continue their success by planning a sequel to the fantasy flick.
Variety says director Andrew Adamson, who helmed the first "Narnia" film, will return to direct and adapt a script for the second installment of the children's classic tale titled "Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian."
The second film will find the Pevensie children returning to the magical land of Narnia to help Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne in his battle against his uncle Miraz, who has plotted to rule the kingdom himself.
Shooting on the sequel is slated to begin later this year and is set for release in theatres during the Christmas 2007 season.
Since its release last December, "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" has so far grossed $637.8 million worldwide.


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Subject: More Irish sayings & food
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 13:09:55 -0500
My grandmother came from County Longford, and she used to say, "He's Irish as Pat Murphy's pig!" They used to call me "The little aristocrat." When I was young and we were low on food my mother used to make "Potatoes Kolcannon (?)," which was mashed potatoes with onion and lots of butter. Was that I real dish I wonder, or just a fantasy? Kathleen
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The Ohio Department of Aging is working with the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging, Riverside and Dublin Methodist Hospitals, approximately 50 nursing homes in the Central Ohio area and state agencies to develop HENS a new, web-based application that will streamline the way hospitals, nursing facilities and PAAs communicate. The Hospital Exemption Notification System, or HENS, allows for the paperless transmittal of information required to adequately track individuals who are discharged from a hospital into a nursing home.
By law, any individual who is to be admitted to a Medicaid-certified nursing facility must undergo a pre-admission screening and resident review (PASRR). The PASRR screening helps to prevent an individual with special needs, such as mental health issues, from being placed long-term in a nursing home setting if they cannot be adequately cared for there. Prior to December 2009, a hospital only had to send documentation to a nursing facility certifying that it had met the requirements of the PASRR hospital exemption provision. This was generally documented on the hospital's usual discharge paperwork and sent directly to the nursing facility. Often, however, these discharges were not reported to the PASSPORT Administrative Agency (PAA) unless the consumers sought Medicaid payment for the nursing home stay. As a result, the state was unable to effectively track and identify these individuals as required by federal law, nor could we provide adequate education and information to help them make informed choices about their care options.
Currently, the state requires hospitals to complete the hospital exemption form, signed by a physician and send it to the nursing facility, with a copy to the PAA. Hospitals typically fax the form to both places at once. Staff at the PAA review the form to determine whether follow-up contact may be appropriate to explore care options, and then must manually enter the information into the state's computer system, a labor-intensive process.
HENS allows hospitals to complete the hospital exemption form on-line and send it electronically to the nursing home and the PAA. The system meets federal electronic certification requirements, eliminating the need for a physician's signature. The information then is easily uploaded into the state's computer system. Answers to three key questions in HENS will automatically refer the form to either the Ohio Department of Mental Health or the Department of Developmental Disabilities to determine if follow-up contact with the individual is needed or desired.
HENS is part of the state's ongoing efforts to identify and eliminate inefficiencies and unnecessary costs in the state's Medicaid program. Department of Aging staff developed HENS to free administrative staff time and resources that can be better used for other functions. Participants in the HENS pilot have reported that they like its simplicity and ease of use, and agree that it streamlines the process for sharing notification information among multiple partners. Further testing and refinement is needed before it can be implemented statewide, but HENS shows promise as one tool to help transform Ohio's long-term care system into one that helps Ohioans access the care they need in the settings they prefer, and at the best price for them and state taxpayers.
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Register for the free Aging Eye Summit: Focus on Age-Related Macular Degeneration (), Thursday, June 16 at The Ohio State University Havener Eye Institute, Columbus, OH. Participants will discuss the early detection, prevention and treatment of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), how to raise awareness among key stakeholders and decision-makers, how to develop collaborations to meet the increased demands for services and how to foster vision research in Ohio.


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The search for peace
BBC coverage of the road that led to Sinn Fein's call for IRA arms decommissioning and a crucial breakthrough in the peace process.
BBC News Online brings together audio and video coverage of the key moments in the struggle to resolve the weapons impasse.
23 October 2001
IRA 'begins decommissioning'
The IRA has announced it has decommissioned part of its arsenal of weapons. That has also been confirmed by a statement from the International Commission on Decommissioning, which calls it ``a significant event.'' The Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble has said he will now ask his party to support his return to the Northern Ireland executive.
Watch Tony Blair's statement in full
The BBC's Denis Murray reports
22 October 2001
Sinn Fein urges IRA action over arms
The Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams, says he has asked the IRA to make what he calls a "groundbreaking move on the arms issue" which could save the Northern Ireland peace process.
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams
The BBC's Denis Murray on the day's events
14 August 2001
IRA 'withdraws' weapons plan
The IRA withdraws its proposed scheme for putting arms beyond use saying the conditions "did not exist" to progress its proposition. The IRA had agreed the scheme with the decommissioning body on 8 August.
The BBC's Kevin Connolly reports
11 August 2001
Power sharing government restored
Northern Ireland's power sharing government will be restored just 24 hours after it was suspended. The Northern Ireland Secretary John Reid signed the order after meeting Ireland's foreign minister. The BBC's Kevin Connolly reports.
10 August 2001
Sinn Fein anger over suspension
Secretary of State, Dr John Reid, announces the temporary suspension of Northern Ireland's devolved institutions. Sinn Fein says the decision is a "body blow" for the Good Friday Agreement, while the Ulster Unionist Party's John Taylor says responsibility for re-instating the institutions lies with nationalists. The BBC's Kevin Connolly reports.
9 August 2001
IRA urged to act over weapons
In a statement, the IRA says it has agreed a scheme to put weapons "completely and verifiably beyond use". The Ulster Unionists continue to demand a timetable for a handover of weapons, and maintain that the IRA move does not go far enough. The BBC's Kevin Connolly reports.
7 August 2001
Unionists demand more progress
The Ulster Unionists and Sinn Fein clash over the IRA's pledge to put weapons beyond use. At a Belfast news conference, David Trimble says "we don't intend to be let down a third time". Later, Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness says "David Trimble's problem is with the entire agreement". The BBC's Kevin Connolly reports.
6 August 2001
IRA weapons 'breakthrough'
The body overseeing the decommissioning of terrorist weapons says the IRA has proposed a way of putting guns "completely and verifiably beyond use". N Ireland Secretary John Reid said he "warmly welcomed the development". Irish PM Bertie Ahern said it was an "historic breakthrough". The BBC's John Andrew reports.
1 August 2001
Parties given NI blueprint
Westminster and Dublin unveil a new Anglo-Irish package designed to keep the Northern Ireland peace process alive, insisting the proposals are "non-negotiable". Unionists and Republicans are given five days to consider their response. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
27 July 2001
PMs meet to finalise peace plan
The Irish and British Prime Ministers finalised a set of proposals which they hope will rescue the Good Friday Agreement. Tony Blair urged the Northern Irish parties to consider the proposals carefully. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
14 July 2001
Talks end without breakthrough
The Northern Ireland talks ended with the British and Irish governments saying only that they planned to come up with new proposals to save the Good Friday peace process. They have less than a month before the devolved government would have to be suspended or fresh elections called for the Northern Ireland assembly. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
1 July 2001
Trimble resigns over arms row
Mr Trimble's resignation came into effect as his deadline for decommissioning by the IRA on 30 June elapsed. He had announced his decision to resign at the Northern Ireland Assembly on 8 May, when he told assembly colleagues that he would not continue in office if the IRA failed to deliver on decommissioning their weapons. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
Click here to watch David Trimble's resignation statement
8 June 2001
Trimble is big election loser
The UK general election saw moderates voted out at the expense of extremists, with David Trimble's Ulster Unionists losing a third of their seats mostly to the Reverend Ian Paisley's hardliner Democratic Unionists. Sinn Fein also polled strongly, overtaking the moderate SDLP to become the biggest nationalist party.
13 December 2000
Clinton's final push for peace
The outgoing US President, Bill Clinton, talks with leading politicians in Northern Ireland in an attempt to encourage movement in the deadlocked peace process. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
22 August 2000
Blow to Good Friday Agreement
The Reverend William McCrea, a bitter opponent of the Good Friday Agreement, wins the first by-election since the creation of the Northern Ireland Assembly. His victory spotlights the struggle within unionism over the agreement. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
26 June 2000
Blair hails arms check peace hope
Prime Minister Tony Blair hails the inspection of IRA weapons dumps as substantial progress in the peace process. The IRA had taken the unprecedented step of opening some of its arms dumps to independent inspectors. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
5 June 2000
Assembly back after suspension
Business resumes at the Northern Ireland Assembly which meets for the first time since suspension in February 2000. Its rebirth comes amid a row over policing and the flying of flags. The BBC's David Eades reports.
6 May 2000
IRA arms offer
The IRA says it is ready to begin a process that will "completely and verifiably" put its weapons beyond use. The statement was issued in response to new proposals from the British and Irish Governments. But Unionists are wary of the offer.
The BBC's Kevin Connolly in Belfast
25 March 2000
Trimble survives leadership challenge
Ulster Unionist David Trimble beats off a leadership challenge from the Reverend Martin Smyth, a long-standing opponent of the Good Friday Agreement. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
11 February 2000
Assembly suspended
Direct rule is re-imposed in Northern Ireland despite a last-minute Sinn Fein bid to break the deadlock over the IRA's failure to hand over weapons. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
2 December 1999
Assembly makes history
Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive meets for the first time in Belfast, ending 25 years of direct rule from Westminster. Deputy First Minister Seamus Mallon describes the session as "the birth of a new era in our lives". The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
27 November 1999
Unionists back peace deal
The Ulster Unionist Council backs the latest Mitchell peace deal. The vote is also an endorsement of Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble's position. The deal allows for devolution before the handover of terrorist weapons. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
9 September 1999
RUC faces wholesale changes
The Patten Commission on the future of policing in Northern Ireland proposes fundamental changes to the Royal Ulster Constabulary. The recommendations anger unionists but also fail to meet nationalist and republican demands. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
Click here to watch Chris Patten outline the RUC reforms
15 July 1999
Peace process frozen
The Northern Ireland peace process is put into review after it falls apart on the day the power-sharing executive should have been established. Seamus Mallon, of the mainly nationalist SDLP, resigns as Deputy First Minister in protest at a boycott by the Ulster Unionist Party. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
16 August 1998
Leaders vow to catch Omagh bombers
UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern hold an emergency summit in Belfast after 28 people are killed in a blast in the small market town of Omagh. They vow the bombers will not stay free or derail the peace process. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
22 May 1998
The people decide
The people of the island of Ireland go to the polls in a referendum on the Good Friday Agreement. The Republic, as expected, is massively in favour of the deal. Northern Ireland also votes in favour - and by a higher margin than predicted.
Click here for reaction to the vote in favour of the agreement
10 April 1998
Good Friday Peace Agreement signed
After weeks of negotiations, often continuing late into the night, agreement is finally reached on Good Friday. Northern Ireland's political parties agree a formula covering many contentious issues including power sharing, cross-border bodies and the decommissioning of weapons.
20 February 1998
Sinn Fein suspended from peace talks
Sinn Fein is excluded from the Northern Ireland multi-party peace talks. The party was barred because of the assessment of the RUC Chief Constable that the IRA was responsible for two recent murders. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
9 January 1998
Mo Mowlam's gamble
Risking her political career, the Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam enters the Maze prison to meet loyalist prisoners who had withdrawn their support from the peace process. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
27 December 1997
Leading loyalist murdered in Maze
Billy Wright, leader of the Loyalist Volunteer Force, is killed by republican terrorists while being held in the Maze prison. Wright had been linked to many sectarian killings of Catholics. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
12 December 1997
Adams holds historic meeting with Blair
The Sinn Fein President, Gerry Adams, holds an historic first meeting with the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, at No 10 Downing Street. It is the first time a Republican leader has entered the heart of British government since Michael Collins met David Lloyd George in 1921 and signed the treaty which partitioned Ireland.
4 February 1996
Blast announces end of IRA cease-fire
A bomb in the Docklands area of London kills two people and injures 40 others. The attack ends the IRA's 18-month ceasefire and causes damage estimated at £150 million. The BBC's Valerie Jones reports.
4 February 1996
Mitchell report published
The former US Senator George Mitchell prepares to present his recommendations for the peace process. But he says that the one document alone cannot produce an instant agreement and that compromise will be needed. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
December 1995
Bill and Hillary 'drop in'
US President Bill Clinton and the First Lady visit Northern Ireland. In a key note speech he calls on both communities to "seize the opportunity" for peace. Later he is seen shaking hands with Sinn Fein leader, Gerry Adams. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
13 October 1994
Loyalists call cease-fire
Six weeks after the IRA ceasefire, loyalist paramilitary groups follow suit. They stress that their ceasefire is conditional on how the IRA acts in the future. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
31 August 1994
IRA announces 'complete cessation of violence'
The statement was greeted by widespread celebrations in nationalist areas. But unionists and the UK government point out that there is no explicit promise that the truce is permanent. The BBC's Robin Oakley reports on the political reaction.
15 December 1993
The Downing Street declaration
The UK Prime Minister John Major and the Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds deliver the outline of a plan that both hope will lead to peace. The BBC's Denis Murray reports.
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Hello I am 5'6" 215lbs though I am solid( athlectic) I am still substantially over my idea weight. How is it determined if a patient is to overweight for the BBL surgery?
How is It Determined if a Patient is Too Heavy for a BBL?
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You will benefit from weight loss before considering any surgical procedures. A physical exam is needed to make any formal recommendations. Each doctor uses different criteria. In addition to the physical exam evaluating where the fat is distributed, a common thing that is looked at is your BMI (body mass index).
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FORMULA one star Mark Webber has firmed as a potential replacement for the struggling Felipe Massa at Ferrari in 2013.
Webber, who has floated on and off Ferrari's radar over the years, will replace Massa in a one-year deal, according to a Spanish report.
The Australian seven-times grand prix winner is out of contract at Red Bull next year but wants to remain in a competitive team.
Red Bull is keen to promote either Webber's compatriot Daniel Ricciardo or Ricciardo's Toro Rosso teammate Jean-Eric Vergne.
The young guns are in a shoot-out for Webber's seat but Red Bull could face a dilemma if the veteran outpoints world champion Sebastian Vettel through the season. Rumours about Massa's departure from Ferrari have been persistent over the past 18 months and Webber has entered the picture, according to Spain's El Confidencial, because of his ''great relationship'' with their lead driver Fernando Alonso.
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Re-opening delayed at local pool
Tullos Pool will not re-open to the public on Monday 09 June as originally planned.
The pool has been closed since Monday 19 May [2014] to enable remedial work to be carried out, and it was during this time that the additional work was identified.
Tullos Pool is expected to remain closed for a number of weeks. During this period of closure Kincorth Pool will operate extended opening hours and local residents living in the Tullos postal districts of AB11 8 and AB11 9 will be offered half price swimming at Sport Aberdeen venues. Further details are available at http://www.sportaberdeen.co.uk/tullos-communication
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We were approached by National Galleries of Scotland to create an iconic identity for their summer exhibition; Picasso & Modern British Art. This is the largest to be held at the Gallery in recent years. Our brief was to create a unique identity for the exhibition, incorporating Picasso's iconic work - Nude Woman in a Red Armchair, 1932.
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Our biggest challenge was to create an original exhibition identity whilst incorporating one of Picasso's iconic paintings. As Picasso's pieces are instantly recognisable, we were very aware that any attempt to place creative elements alongside them would require careful consideration.
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The identity was applied to various elements including; exhibitions posters, press advertising, environmental graphics and signage. The exhibition runs until 4 November at The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One). (www.nationalgalleries.org)
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Trenton Parker, a disgruntled Weld County resident, has suggested killing the 24 horses he cares for due to a zoning dispute with the county. He posted fliers asking for 'executioners' to help kill the horses because, he believed, the zoning laws were forcing him to abandon the ranch.
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