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Collinite Marque D'Elegance Carnauba Paste Wax #915
Long-lasting carnauba wax protection!
That's not an oxymoron. Collinite's Marque D'Elegance Carnauba Paste Wax lasts significantly longer than many carnauba waxes thanks to its high carnauba concentration. Marque D'Elegance is an old-fashioned paste wax with an emphasis on durable paint protection and shine.
This is one of those products that is hard to find but well known in car show circles. Marque D'Elegance is trusted by so many car collectors thanks to its paint-friendly, genuine carnauba formula. In fact,
the wax is formulated with the highest concentration of carnauba wax.
Whether you have a classic cruiser or a late model vehicle, you'll enjoy the durable gloss and old-fashioned quality of Marque D'Elegance.
Marque D'Elegance's formula nourishes the paint deep down while providing excellent protection against the elements. With natural carnauba as it base, this wax is gentler on the paint than many solvent-heavy waxes. And Marque D'Elegance
has no cleaners
. Use it on clear coats with confidence.
Like the car waxes of 40 years ago, Marque D'Elegance is a thick paste packaged in a can. Applying it may take a little more effort than the newer, soft waxes, but that's part of the appeal. You can tell at first wipe that you're applying a thick, solid layer of protection on your vehicle. No runny liquids here.
As you spread Marque D'Elegance over your vehicle, it will fill in tiny scratches and swirls and create a uniform, deep shine.
Marque D'Elegance has the look and texture of a true wax.
It does not stain trim or molding.
The finish it leaves behind is unmistakably carnauba. It's no wonder that the owners of rare and collectible cars trust Marque D'Elegance carnauba paste wax.
Marque D'Elegance should be applied in a very, very thin coat.
It takes very little to get good coverage. Apply by hand or with a polisher. Many users have reported that machine application is the way to go in order to spread the wax thin enough.
Here's a technique used during our testing: Moisten a finishing pad with
McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Conditioner
. Use a putty knife to spread a small amount of wax onto a finishing pad. We used the gray finishing pad by Lake Country. Spread the wax over one panel at a speed of 4000 OPM on a
Porter Cable 7424XP
. For easiest removal, apply the wax and then remove it, panel by panel. We used a terry bonnet over a lambswool pad. Then we went back with a Cobra Super Plush Deluxe for a final hand-buffing. One coat will provide great protection but multiple coats are no problem since Marque D'Elegance contains no cleaners.
If applying the wax by hand, lightly dampen the applicator with water or a quick detailer.
Marque D'Elegance lasts for months longer than other carnauba waxes, and it contains the highest concentration of carnauba wax.
In summary, Marque D'Elegance by Collinite is for people who enjoy the classic finish of an old-fashioned carnauba paste wax and the process it takes to achieve it.
12 oz.
Collinite Marque D'Elegance Carnauba Paste Wax #915
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Red Bay, Alabama
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
A Glass shine, Everytime.
June 15, 2016
First vehicle I ever tried out this wax on was this 2004 Saturn VUE on memorial day at that. I had never done a silver car before and the paint was in pretty great shape so I decided to try my new wax on it. The results are excellent and was certainly worth the price of the product. Water beading is also excellent as well even as I type this the durability is fantastic.
Reflections. Shine. Durability. Ease of application and removal.
Not really a con but the can is a little hard to open and reseal.
Arlington, Va
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Looks good
April 24, 2016
Applied after Mothers Clay Bar & looks great. Too early to tell long term. Found the application instructions tedious. 2 X 2 foot area & wait for haze before remove & buff. Found very easy to apply by hand larger area, let haze & then use microfiber cloth under Porter Cable orbital polisher with Lake County pad works great & saves time.
Alan Wagner
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Collinite wax
April 11, 2016
Nice wax, a little hard to remove. I still prefer Detailers Choice Max wax or P21.
Good protection
Harder to remove than some other very good waxes.
Shrewsbury MA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
The Best
December 22, 2015
The go to wax for show cars or drivers. Best on clean paint. Easy on. Remove wet. Great on just cleaned/ polished paint. All colors will look excellent. Great wet look.
Best shine. Lasts a long time for a carnauba wax.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
December 2, 2015
Have 2005 honda civic , extremely clean, " satin silver metallic " , never thought a silver car could "POP" until i tried this .. not only a wax for "dark colors "..really made a difference...,
was easy to use, and really gives an amazing shine ..
NONE...is amazing stuff !!
Cleveland Ohio
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Wax
June 4, 2015
I have been a Collinite user for over 30 years using the Fleetwax and Super Double Coat Waxes. I find this product as high of quality as the other products and the finish does last. I have found this product a little softer (due to more carnauba) and easier to apply than the other Collinite products . It goes on and off very easily
Awesome coverage lasting finish
Price is a little costly but is also a 12 ounce can
Jeff Schlueter
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
The best so far
April 12, 2015
Excellent wax. Not hard to use if you work in sections. Keeping a car waxed, not a dull finish, makes it easier to apply and polish. Great shine and water beading. Worth the cost in that you get many more waxwings form a can then cheaper wax. It actually ends up costing less.I use one applicator pad for each wax and leave it in a baggie to keep it moist and "waxy". This makes it a lot easier.
Shine, Excellent price and service of Auto Geek
Johannseburg, South Africa
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Marque D'Elegance
August 19, 2014
The name says it all. I have been a huge fan and avid user of Collinite 845 Insulator Wax due to its price, durability, ease of use, gloss and finish, I still am however curiosity got the better of me and after having read that 915 was Collinite's premium, top of the range product, the beauty queen of the range as such, I gave in and purchased it. The net is full of stories of how difficult it is to apply and remove this product, that it only looks better on darker colours and no difference can be seen over 476 and 845 on lighter colours. I am glad I didn't pay too much attention to those people on the various forums as this has now converted me to move from 845 which I thought would never be possible. The higher price is truly justifies, more applications per can vs 476/845, more durable according to independant tests, more gloss and no where near as difficult to apply or remove if used to apply with a slightly damp pad and applied thinly, thereafter removed as you go panel to panel. The gloss and wetlook of 845 + 30% I would say even on whites! Most of all it has this really intentional old school tin can packaging, perfumed scent, and when you apply it you know you doing it just like someone else did half a century ago, its very nostalgic, once you do a wipe down, I guarantee you will stand back and be amazed at how the heck did the geniuses at Collinite get this right at such a bargain of a price. Has been tested against Supernaural/Pinnacle and Swissvax and it always punches above its weight(price) class and comes out ontop. Why it looks so good and is so durable is because its actually a hybrid like all Collinites, massive amounts of carnauba + synthetic polymers as stated by Collinites website. 915 goes the extra step of all the ingredients 476/845 have with an extra dose of carnauba, 24% more than 845 and 15% more than 476 if I recall. Really a Mans wax from packaging to finish, one of those timeless classics.
Extreme Durability Extreme Shine/wetlook/gloss
People apply it too thick, leave it too long and blame the product. People are the cons.
Tony A.
Park Ridge, Illinois
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Tough Wax
July 16, 2014
Used this over a layer of Wolfgang 3.0 Sealant on a silver Camry. The wax feels like a plastic coating on the paint, does not seem to collect dust and driving in the rain the water beads off. Probably the best wax I've ever used. I'm a sealant and wax guy. With a layer of Wolfgang 3.0 the wax was a breeze to apply and remove no effort whatsoever.
Puts on a hard tough finish and leaves a nice shine.
Atlanta, GA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
A great wax in a proper pot.
June 30, 2014
As good as Collinite's wax is, the 476S wax is sold in pots that have much too small an opening for a even a 4" pad. Thankfully Marque D'Elegance #915 Paste wax comes in a proper container that's large enough in diameter to accept a DA finishing pad. I will trade off a bit of durability for ease of use. I cannot imagine why Collinite sells their excellent wax in such odd shaped cans. Application of 915 is very easy. Swirl the buffing pad attached to the DA polisher manually over the wax lightly a couple of times and you've got enough wax to do half a hood or most body panels. Work the wax in lightly (2 passes) with a DA polisher in the style that Mike Phillips uses and by the time you're done, you can buff the wax right off, in most case in one pass. While it's certainly possible to apply this wax by hand, it's much easier to apply with a DA polisher. Others have related how impressed they are with the shine this wax leaves behind and I can only echo their comments.
Great shine and traditional size wax pot. Easy to buff if applied correctly.
None really.
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Incredible wax, but...
June 14, 2014
The shine this wax leaves behind is great, it has incredible durability (it's carnauba, nobody told collinite that carnauba waxes shouldn't last), water beading is incredible. It makes washing and drying cars a lot easier. On dark paints, it adds a lot of depth and on metallic, it brings out the flake. Reflections are clear, on silver, it brings out the flake, gives crisp reflections. Being a hard paste wax, I'm able to use very, very little product. I've used mine a many times, and I barely got to the halfway mark on 915, which is already a little over 2 years old. So even at this price, this wax is actually quite economical. However, it can be tricky to remove. Removing the wax gives that great, slick shine. After a while though, you may see traces of wax even after it has been buffed off. It happened to me only a few times, it was solved easily though. it would be nice if those minor issues be resolved only then will this wax get a 5 out of 5, and to me, these minor setbacks if not resolved, may just make me look for more technologically advanced synthetic waxes that offer similar durability that's a lot more user friendly.
Great shine and durability Incredible water beading 1 can lasts a long time-you will get more applications with this One of the most durable waxes on the market
Can be tricky to remove
Dave Medvic
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Collinite #915
May 8, 2014
Applies easy and the shine is excellent
5 Stars
great value
June 1, 2013
used blackfire total polish&seal on a gray pad with PC let it sit over night then topped it with this wax on a CLK 350 Grand Edition (pearl white) it is by far the best this car has ever looked. This wax goes a very long way when applied correctly so dont let the price sway you.
Peter Pecci Naples FL
5 Stars
The best wax for shine and protection
December 12, 2012
I have to say I have tried most all the high end waxes on my 2012 black VW Sportwagon. None have lasted as long in the South Florida sun and rain. In addition, my black finish looks deep and almost like a coat of glass on it. Regardless of price this is my favorite wax for dark colored cars.
4 Stars
great wax
October 15, 2012
This is an unbelievable wax. I used collinite insulator wax and topped that with this wax. The trick is to put this on as "thin" as possible, otherwise its really hard to take off. I would definitely recommend using a DA polisher to apply this wax because its just too difficult to get a uniform and thin coat when applying by hand.There is also a fine line when in comes to removing this wax. Start removing this as soon as it starts to haze and as soon as it passes the swipe test. Time is critical when letting this dry and if you wait to long it can be extremely difficult if not down right impossible to get off. I would give this 5 stars which it "no doubt" deserves but I have to give it 4 stars because it came be difficult to remove. Make sure you don't get ahead of yourself when waxing.
David Charman
5 Stars
Collinite # 915
July 31, 2012
The best Carnauba Paste Wax if ever used. Anyone wanting a long lasting indestructible shine purchase this wax, then seal it with wolfgangs paint sealant.
5 Stars
July 16, 2012
After spending over $1500 in waxes in three years, I can truely say that Collinite 915 is the best wax under $50. There's not many wax under a $100 that can touch 915 either. It looks great and last a long time. Here in Cali, I routinely see 8 months out of 915.
4 Stars
May 11, 2012
A nice, sealant durable carnauba wax. NIce for most colors, even if 915 is better for dark colors. My car is silver, it added nice depth without muting the flake. Reflections are crisp, crystal clear did bring out the flakes in the metallic paint. Price is ok, considering how many applications you can get per can of 915.
4 Stars
The Wax to have!
February 1, 2012
I finally got my hands on this wax, it's a bit pricey for me. Leaves a deep crisp shine, but honestly the difference in finish vs. 476s is very small. It's mildly easier to use than 476s, application/removal techniques are very similar to 476s. Apply as thin as you can, almost like a wipe-on, wipe-off product. NOt as hard to use as you may think. But it's worth the shine and durabilty.
4 Stars
wow, brilliant!
February 1, 2012
ok, so i've been trying out many waxes/sealants, I find the durability of this 915 very similar to 476s, but this wins overall due to its slightly better look on dark paint. and you get more wax per container than the 476s. But honestly, the overall look of this wax is very hard to differentiate to 476s. Just remember to apply it as thin as humanly possible,
Dennis C.
5 Stars
January 23, 2012
Best carnuba wax. Easy to use, put on and take off when it is wet. Long lasting. Great for any color.
5 Stars
December 25, 2011
Ok let me start off by saying Merry Christmas to all. Now for the business, i run a small mobile detailing group in my city and i always strive to use the best products on my customers cars. We use Ultima waterless wash concentrate, Meg's clay bar, Klasse polish, Klasse sealant, then top it off with a very thin layer of Collinite 915. I have to say even after repeating this process almost a hundred times im still blown away with the results! All of my customers go wild when they see how clean their vehicles look, and how long it lasts too. Very easy to clean, everything just slides off the car leaving behind that same shine month after month after month. This product protects and LASTS like NO OTHER! Stop looking around for any other wax to use, if you want the ultimate in shine, protection, and durability, then buy this stuff now. For around 30 bucks youll be matching and beating the performance of waxes that cost twice or three times as much! Hope this helps!
Alex aka Alko
5 Stars
Can Stomp With The Big Dawgs...
November 10, 2011
I have another high end, very expensive, car wax that I used earlier this year. I also have this stuff and man...it can definitely hang with those higher end waxes. It looks amazing on any vehicle and is extremely durable. I just recently winterized my car with some 915. The first test of durability was some bird droppings. I grabbed my QD spray and a MF and I literally dusted the stuff off. The bird droppings didn't stand a chance to bond to the paint. I also applied 2 coats of 915 on my rims for the winter. Its been a week and so far no signs of brake dust, tar, or grime. You can't beat the price for such a great wax.
5 Stars
November 2, 2011
Jim S.
5 Stars
Best wax I've used
August 31, 2011
I've never seen anything like this product. Performance in terms of shine, protection & duration way beyond anything else.
Tom C
5 Stars
Collinite 915
November 26, 2010
Have a large selection of waxes, but decided to give this a try and was very pleased. Apply THIN and you will be very satisfied. While the product is slightly harder to remove than some, it produces a deep, deep shine.
Joe P
5 Stars
blitz better
November 25, 2010
915 is okay...hard to remove for sure. Try One Grand Blitz Wax....better shine, longer LASTING and easier to use.
3 Stars
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October 23, 2010
This stuff deifinitely lasts, and it sheets water like crazy. However, I found it to be extremely difficult to remove properly, and I tried EVERYTHING. I have a black car, and I have used other waxes/sealants that were much easier to use, however they lack the durability and sheeting that this offers. I had trouble with the wax streaking and smearing. I spent 30 minutes applying it, and about 5 hours trying to wipe it off. If only it was easier to apply, this would be my go to wax.
5 Stars
August 9, 2010
By far the best wax for dark colors. Dont be fooled by more expensive products. Nothing looks better! Application by bare hand gives AMAZING results!!! 2010 Ram looks better than when it came off the production line......69 camaro with candy apple red is just is unbeatable in color clarity and shine with 915. It does require more work than other products but the results are way worth the extra effort1
5 Stars
great wax
June 30, 2009
One of the best looking waxes on the market. Great value and durability.
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Dani and Dominic picked me up from my house early in the morning and we ventured off to an unknown land in Southern California: the desolate city of Niland. A city in the middle of no where with a rare hidden gem - Salvation Mountain. Three hours later, after endless conversation, laughs, and a bit of getting lost(!) we pulled up to the historic mountain with beautiful scriptures and paintings adorning every inch of the area.
After spending an entire day with Dani and Dominic, I can honestly say that they have become true, lasting friends of ours. We laughed the vast majority of the day and had so much fun from sunrise to sunset. For our trip, I brought a pillow along, hoping to take a nap on the way home - knowing it would be a long day of shooting and an even more exhausting 3-hour drive back home. Well, that pillow never touched my head. We talked and laughed the entire drive home - and also ate an entire box of pizza in minutes! Haha. The thought of resting on my pillow never crossed my mind... we were having way too much fun to think about sleep.
I can say sooo much regarding my day with D + D, but I'll leave it at this: Dani + Dominic: I am so grateful to have met you both. You two are truly one in a million. We have met countless couples, but have never come across any quite like you both. You two are made for each other and we are so honored to have been able to document such a beautiful moment in your lives. Continue being rooted and established in the love of Jesus and building your relationship on Him as your solid foundation. With Him ALL things are possible! We look forward to documenting your Big Day and being a part of your beautiful Love Story. We love you guys!
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Doris Ellis is having her cake and eating it, too. And she has her own product to wash it down with.
Ellis runs a bridal shop, The Bride's Request and Marla's, and a janitorial service, It's About Time. She also is the sole distributor of a local product, Quinceañera, a champagne that is made from fruit juice and contains no alcohol.
Being involved in three businesses is scaling back for Ellis, who worked for the Killeen Independent School District for 30 years before leaving three years ago to run her businesses full time. She opened her bridal shop more than 20 years ago on Stan Schlueter Loop, but relocated the shop to Florence Road in November.
Ellis moved It's About Time to the same location after seven years on Farm-to-Market 480. She said her decision to combine the two locations was a matter of logistics.
"When I got through with the cleaning business, I had to go the bridal shop at night," she said. "The way it is now, it is all under one umbrella, and I am able to oversee both businesses."
She said it is helpful that the businesses are complementary.
"We do crossover services," Ellis said. "We can help with event planning. We have bakeries and venues we work with. We have dresses you don't see everywhere else. We try to offer one-of-a-kind styles at affordable prices. And It's About Time can clean up after the wedding."
Ellis has three full-time employees at the bridal shop. She said she supervises between 20 and 25 employees at the janitorial service company. She decided to open It's About Time seven years ago.
"I started the cleaning business because I noticed there was a need," she said. "It's something a lot of people need, but residential and commercial."
Ellis said she is a hands-on owner.
"I enjoy greeting the customers at the bridal shop, and when we have to give a quote for the cleaning business, I usually go out and do that," Ellis said. "Offering personal service is a big part of both businesses."
Ellis also is excited about Quinceañera. She targets people planning a quinceañera, a traditional Latin American coming-of-age party for 15-year-old girls. The fruit juice, which erupts like a real bottle of champagne when uncorked, costs $10 a bottle. Cases of 12 are available for $100. The product was created by local entrepreneur Andre Harris.
"It sparkles, and it looks just like real champagne," Ellis said.
"And it tastes really, really good. We sell it for all events, and the kids really like it."
Ellis said the stress of running multiple businesses isn't too much for her.
"We're pretty self-sufficient in both businesses," she said. "Both businesses operate as separate entities, but they take care of themselves."


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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Practice-Based Research Network in Public Health
The Foundation's initiative, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Practice-Based Research Network in Public Health, was designed to develop a practice-based research network for public health to help stakeholders understand how public health systems research can be used to improve public health performance and impact.This project supports the Colorado Public Health PBRN as one of six participating networks in the Multi-Network Practice and Outcome Variation Examination Study (MPROVE), which uses the infrastructure of multiple PBRNs to investigate the causes and consequences of geographic variation in service delivery across diverse public health settings. Led by the Colorado Association of Local Public Health Officials, the project will collect community-level measures of public health service delivery in the domains of chronic disease prevention, communicable disease control, and environmental health protection in all 55 of Colorado's local public health agency jurisdictions. The project will utilize and build upon a statewide public health capacity assessment that collected baseline measures of staffing, funding, and service delivery in local public health agencies during 2011 and will be repeated during 2012 with additional measures on administration, governance and financing. Data from this project will be pooled with measures collected by the other five participating PBRNs in order to identify factors that influence geographic variation in public health service delivery and to detect service-outcome relationships that present opportunities for health improvement. Additionally, the project will conduct comparative analyses of public health service delivery patterns in states that do and do not have core service delivery requirements codified in state law. Findings will be disseminated through a workshop, a policy brief and journal article, and a decision support tool developed for state and national public health audiences.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $50,000.00
Awarded on: 4/5/2012
Time frame: 4/15/2012 - 10/14/2013
Grant Number: 69954
Colorado Association of Local Public Health Officials
Building A, Suite 622
1385 South Colorado Boulevard
Denver, 80222-3324
Julie A. Marshall
Project Director
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As one who has crossed over briefly during NDE I can say you have the right idea. We're Spirits having a Human experience, not the other way 'round.
We can't have full knowledge of the reality of reality because it would ruin the opportunity we have by being incarnate as Humans. Our knowledge must be limited during the incarnation. Once crossed over you will see the rest, which is why so many who've had NDE's no longer fear death.
The emphasis on "Christ" is where I think you're off. A "Christ" probably did exist in the history of Humans, perhaps his spirit has made several trips to Earth. He exists to teach, guide and re-direct the process. But we're not supposed to worship him, but listen to him.
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Second "Glee" show added by overwhelming demand
Stars from "Glee" will perform in a singing and dancing celebration of their Golden Globe Award winning show at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 15, and in the newly added 11:30 a.m. show on Sunday, May 16, at the Dodge Theatre, 400 W. Washington St.
Tickets for "Glee Live! In Concert!" are available at livenation.com and the Dodge Theatre Box Office. To charge by phone, call (800) 745-3000.
The Temptations perform April 23
The Temptations will perform at Wild Horse Pass Hotel and Casino, 5040 Wild Horse Pass Blvd., Chandler, at 8 p.m. Friday, April 23, just days before the release of their 49th studio album Still Here.
Widely recognized as one of the most influential vocal groups in music history, The Temptations will perform classics including; My Girl, Ain't to Proud to Beg and Pappa was a Rolling Stone, as well as music from the new album scheduled to be released on May 4.
Tickets are $35 to $80 and may be purchased online at WinGilaRiver.com or in the resort's gift shop. A $10 discount is available for attendees with a free Player's Club card.
ASU Art Museum Short Film and Video Festival
The 14th annual Arizona State University Art Museum Short Film and Video Festival will begin at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 17, outdoors on the plaza of the Nelson Fine Arts Center, directly behind the museum at Mill Avenue and Tenth Street in Tempe.
The event is free to the public, but make sure to bring our own seating.
For details, visit http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/filmfest.
Get the party started at comic, costuming workshop
Phoenix Comicon's free Comic Create workshops continue with a costume party April 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Bookmans, 1056 S. Country Club Drive, Mesa. People dressed up as their own original superheroes have a chance to compete in a costume contest as local comic artists discuss their sources for inspiration.
For more information, go to www.phoenixcomicon.com.
Mid-season auditions open for the Phoenix Boys Choir
Due to ongoing demand, the Phoenix Boys Choir is open for auditions mid-season for the first time in its history. Auditions are being scheduled for boys from seven to 14 years old for three levels of the Boys Choir – the Training (located in Tempe, Peoria, Scottsdale and Phoenix), Cadet and Town choirs.
Auditions are being scheduled on April 17 and May 22 at the Phoenix Boys Choir building, 1131 E. Missouri Ave. Interested parents should call (602) 264-5328, ext. 21 to schedule a time.
For more information, visit www.phoenixboyschoir.org.
Pueblo Grande earns rare distinction for the 2nd time
Phoenix's Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park has, for the second time, earned a rare distinction from the American Association of Museums.
The honor from the association recognizes Pueblo Grande Museum's success in achieving its mission and goals as well as using best practices and meeting or exceeding museum standards. The museum first earned accreditation in 1999.
Pueblo Grande Museum is located at 4619 E. Washington St., the site of a 1,500 year-old Hohokam village.
More information is available online at http://phoenix.gov/PARKS/pueblo.html or by calling (602) 495-0901.
'Rock the Zoo' coming up
Tickets are available for "Rock the Zoo" (formerly known as ZooBrew), which will take place from 7 to 11:30 p.m. Friday, April 23, at the Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin Parkway.
This annual adults-only fundraiser promises plenty of music and merriment while raising money for the Zoo. Nationally-known alternative rock band Vertical Horizon will energize the crowd with live performances throughout the night. Guests will also have the opportunity to sample beverages from more than 30 vendors. A silent auction and a host of other fun activities will round out the evening.
Guests must be 21 or older to attend.
General admission tickets are $55 for Zoo members and $65 for non-members. VIP admission tickets are $115 for Zoo members and $125 for non-members.
For information or tickets, visit www.phoenixzoo.org.
Pandora Festival showcases Arizona women playwrights
Arizona Women's Theatre Company will present the fourth annual Pandora Festival, a celebration of new plays written by Arizona women playwrights, April 23 to 25 at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, 7380 E. Second St. Staged readings of full length, one act and 10 minute plays will showcase contemporary Arizona women playwrights.
For more information, visit www.azwtc.org.
McDowell Mountain Music Festival to benefit Ear Candy Charity
The seventh annual McDowell Mountain Music Festival (MMMF) will take place April 23 to 25 in the 101 Scottsdale Shopping Center at the northeast corner of 68th Street and Mayo Boulevard.
The event will help provide kids access to music education by having Ear Candy Charity as one of this year's beneficiaries. All proceeds will be donated to two local charities: Ear Candy and Phoenix Day Child & Family Learning Center.
The festival's new location is outdoors, but there will not be a camping option. The MMMF will continue to offer the acoustic stage, drum circle, silent auction and raffle, as well as the kid's area.
Tickets are on sale now via Ticketforce (www.ticketforce.com).
Dinner on the Desert
The Desert Botanical Garden will host Dinner on the Desert starting at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 24, at 1201 N. Galvin Parkway.
The evening begins in the Ottosen Entry Garden with a signature cocktail and a final glance at the Allan Houser: Tradition to Abstraction exhibit.
Proceeds from this fundraiser will support the Garden's mission. Tickets start at $500, and reservations are limited. Call Esther at (480) 481-8182 for more information or reservations.
Phoenix Children's Chorus 25th Anniversary Inaugural Gala
In anticipation of its historic cultural exchange tour to China, including the Shanghai's Children's Palace, the Phoenix Children's Chorus will host its inaugural Gala with a Chinese themed concert, dinner and entertainment.
The 25th Anniversary Inaugural Gala will take place April 24 at Memorial Hall in Steele Indian School Park beginning with outdoor hosted cocktails, Asian themed appetizers, martial artists and lion dancers from White Crane Kung Fu at 6 p.m. Dinner and entertainment will begin at 7 p.m., with all 250 members of the Phoenix Children's Chorus performing.
Tickets, $125, are available by calling (602) 534-3788. All proceeds benefit The Phoenix Children's Chorus.
Jazz concerts return to Desert Botanical Garden
The annual Jazz in the Garden Concert Series is under way and runs Friday evenings through June 25 at the Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway.
Concerts are scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays through May 29 and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Fridays June 4 to 25.
The cost is $14 for members and $20 for non-members (includes Garden admission). Guests must be 21 or over to attend.
Tickets may be purchased online at www.dbg.org, by calling (480) 481-8188 or visiting the admissions box office. For groups of 10 or more, call (480) 481-8104 to learn about discounted group tickets.
Spiked! Thursdays return to DBG
Spiked! Thursdays has returned for the spring season with fresh locations, cocktails and new music at The Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway. The happy hour and social event runs from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursdays through May 6.
Spiked! tickets, $25, include general Garden admission featuring the Allan Houser: Tradition to Abstraction exhibit, music and hors d'oeuvres. Cocktails and other beverages will be available for purchase at the cash bar. Guests must be 21 or older to attend, and children will not be admitted.
For more information or tickets, visit www.dbg.org or call (480) 481-8188.
Auditions set for Phoenix Children's Chorus
Phoenix Children's Chorus will host auditions for the 2010 season on Saturday, May 1, and Monday, May 3, for boys and girls currently in first through eleventh grades. No prior choral training is required – applicants need only possess a clear and pleasant singing voice and the desire to learn. There is no fee to audition, and the audition location is at the Phoenix Center for the Arts, 1202 N. Third St.
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the choir has over 225 children in two training choirs and two touring choirs. This award-winning chorus has performed throughout Europe and Russia and has taken top honors at the World Choral Olympics. The two touring choirs will travel to China for a three-city tour in June.
For more information or to schedule an audition, visit www.phoenixchildrenschorus.org or call (602) 534-3788.
SMoCA announces three new exhibitions for summer
The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art at 7380 E. Second St. in Scottsdale will have three new exhibitions this summer: Spy Hopping: Adventures with Sue Chenoweth and the permanent collection (May 22 to Sept. 19), the new "Architecture + Art" series launches with an exhibition titled 90 Days Over 100° with Phoenix architects Atherton | Keener (May 22 to Sept. 19) and Re-imagining the West: selections from the permanent collection (June 12 to Aug. 22).
For details, visit www.smoca.org.
Mother's Day lunch and concert with Esteban
Celebrate Mother's Day (May 9) with the musical talents of Esteban in concert at the Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Parkway.
Two concert options are available. The 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. show features Esteban in concert with a delicious catered brunch (table seating only). The 4 to 6 p.m. show features Esteban in an intimate concert setting (auditorium style seating only).
Tickets for the 11 a.m. concert and brunch are $85 (doors open at 10 a.m.). Tickets for the 4 p.m. concert only are $50 (doors open at 3 p.m.). Tickets are limited, and advance ticket purchase is recommended.
For more information or to order tickets, visit www.dbg.org or call (480) 481-8188.


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LSE hosts a wide and varied range of Middle East events, including public lectures, seminars, book launches and conferences. Events are open to the public and are free of charge, unless specified otherwise. This list of events includes all Middle East Centre events and selected other Middle East events at LSE.
Colonial Control in Algeria: the French Security and Intelligence Services between the two World Wars|
Monday 28 January 2013, 18.30-20,00, Room 1.04, New Academic Building
Speaker: Dr Rabah Aissaoui, University of Leicester
Rethinking Diffusion: 1989, the Color Revolutions, and the Arab Uprisings|
Monday 4 February 2013, 18.30-20.00, Room 1.04, New Academic Building
Speaker: Professor Valerie Bunce, Cornell University
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Situated in Cozzana, this bed & breakfast is within 9 mi (15 km) of Parco Belvedere Lama, Castellana Caves, and Cathedral Basilica of SS. Mary of Madia. Il Parco dei Dinosauri and Cathedral of Romualdo Museum are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Property Features
Along with a bar/lounge, this bed & breakfast has tour/ticket assistance and a garden. Free full breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and free train station pick-up. Other amenities include barbecue grills and a lobby fireplace.
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Masseria S.D. di Manchisi
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Bed & Breakfast Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This Mediterranean bed & breakfast also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and a garden. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 9
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Free train station pickup
- Year Built 1400
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Television in common areas
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night, up to 14 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 0 per night (rates may vary)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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Gianluigi Bonelli, executive chef at Kee Club in Central, likes to do things differently. His recently released book, MakeUp Concept, which promises 'new texture, new combination, new presentation - the dessert of tomorrow!', can't really be called a cookbook. Rather, in a manner similar to the El Bulli books by Spanish chef Ferran Adria, with whom Bonelli worked for three months, it offers beautiful pictures of desserts, but no recipes, just a list of ingredients. Furthermore, each dessert in the book is 'not finished'. Bonelli explains, 'Tiramisu is finished, cheesecake is finished. [My] desserts are for tomorrow. They are about exploration.' Almost half of the desserts are a form of soup, which Bonelli says comes from tasting so many kinds in Hong Kong.
The book, designed, created and financed entirely by Bonelli, comprises 300 colour photos. Facing each photo is a list of words that have the effect of abstract poetry. One dessert, made almost entirely of crushed ingredients, reads 'dust/dust/dust/dust/dust/dust...'.
It is dedicated to Albert Adria (Ferran Adria's brother and the pastry chef at El Bulli), who wrote the prologue to the book. A few desserts have simple descriptions ('Evolution!/B'; bottom right), while others are more detailed: 'Caradamom/Green/Apple/Jam/Toasted/Corn' (centre right). Some read more like chemistry experiments than desserts: 'Smoked/Chocolate/HN2)/Egg/Syrup/Onion/Mango/Compote' (top right) and 'Beer/Lego/Flour/Liquid/Caramel/N2/Zabaglione'.
Bonelli says the idea for the book came about in 1999. 'I was in Italy and I read a Japanese magazine filled with photos of make-up. I thought they looked like dessert.' He decided to create the book to mark his 20th anniversary as a chef. It took two years to complete and Bonelli calls it 'my baby'. Endless hours went into the book's production. 'I took 6,000 photos to make 300,' Bonelli says.
Only 100 copies of the book are available in Hong Kong; the remainder of the initial print run of 500 has been purchased by a bookseller in Spain. Bonelli says the bookseller has proposed buying the copyright and publishing 10,000 copies - with recipes added - to be printed in four languages.
If you want to buy a copy of MakeUp Concept, call Kee Club on 2826 2621. It costs $800.
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The opalescence, so painful to the eyes, had given place to a clear atmosphere; and the low sun was full of rich coloring.
The opalescence above referred to principally affects the manubrium, tentacles, and margin of the nectocalyx.
The opalescence of the glass arises entirely from precipitated silica.
The west was one gigantic stained window, the ocean floor a solid shimmer of opalescence.
The dormant bodies of the great slugs glowed perceptibly brighter as they fed, and the pulsations of opalescence quickened.
The relux glowed, and the opalescence shifted with bewildering, confusing colors.
In an instant the opalescence of the transformation showed on it, but its dozen ray projectors were at work.
A ship glowed with the ray, the opalescence of relux under moleculars visible on its walls.
The alkaline bicarbonates either do not disturb the solution, or only cause a slight degree of opalescence.
A diffused glow of opalescence ran over every ship—save the giant.
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2014 Annual Open House / Advance Tickets
Eighth Street Wineries
Saturday, February 22, 2014 from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience Sonoma's exclusive boutique and artisan wineries for our Eighth Street Wineries Sonoma 2014 Annual Open House happening Saturday, February 22nd from 12pm to 4pm. Off the beaten path yet just 5 minutes from Sonoma Plaza, nine wineries open their cellar doors for this annual event. Enjoy this unique chance to visit all nine wineries in one stop, park once and spend the afternoon. Stroll through our cellars, glass in hand and savor various parings by local chefs. It's likely you'll meet the winemakers themselves in this intimate setting, a rare opportunity, as many of these 'special gem' wineries are typically closed to the public. Enjoy small-batch wines and hard to find wines: a special occasion for any wine lover!
Participating Wineries: Anaba Wines, Enkidu Wines, MacRostie Winery and Vineyards, Parmelee-Hill Wines, Stone Edge Farm, Three Sticks Wines, Tin Barn Vineyards, Talisman Wines and Ty Caton Vineyards
Anaba Wines
2010 Mendocino White Rhône-style Blend, Alder Springs Vineyard
2011 Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast
2011 Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast
2011 Turbine Red Rhône-style Blend, Sonoma County
NV Aero Port, Sonoma Valley
Food - Paired with White Bean Cassoulet prepared by Broadway Catering
Enkidu Wines
2012 Alder Springs Chardonnay, Mendocino County
2010 Tina Marie Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley
2010 Humbaba Rhône Blend
2009 Odyssey Syrah, Russian River Valley
2011 High Mayacamas Cabernet Sauvignon
Food - Glazed meatloaf sliders on Costeaux Bakery bun
Caterer, Heirloom Fine Foods
MacRostie Winery and Vineyards
2012 Russian River Valley Chardonnay
2012 Sangiacomo Chardonnay
2012 Wildcat Mountain Vineyard Chardonnay
2011 Campbell Ranch Pinot Noir
2011 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
2010 Wildcat Mountain Vineyard Pinot Noir
Food - Catering by Mark's the Spot Food Truck – Wine Country pork braised in Cabernet, topped with caramelized onion, crispy red onion and spicy aioli
Live music - by the Easy Leaves Duo
Parmelee-Hill Wines
2010 Estate Syrah, 2011 Estate Zinfandel
2011 Estate Pinot Noir
2010 Estate Chardonnay
2011 Estate "Darcy"
2007 Night Cap Estate Syrah Port
Food - Caterer, Epicurean Connection – Apricot, nectarine, golden raisin relish served with crème de fromage
Stone Edge Farm
2012 Stone Edge Farm Sauvignon Blanc, Sonoma Valley
2009 Stone Edge Farm Surround Bordeaux Blend, Sonoma Valley
2010 Stone Edge Farm Surround Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma Valley
Food - Pulled pork slider with jalapeno cole slaw prepared by our Chef John McReynolds
2009 Spring Hill Vineyard, Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
2007 Mystery Vineyard, Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
2009 Adastra Vineyard, Los Carneros Pinot Noir
2010 Weir Vineyard, Yorkville Highlands Pinot Noir
Food - Chef Tracy has created a Sumptuous soup with accoutrements
Three Sticks
2011 Durell Vineyard Chardonnay, recently scored 90 by Anthony Dias Blue of Tasting Panel Magazine
2005 Durell Vineyard Pinot Noir, from the library just for TODAY
2011 Durell Vineyard Pinot Noir, a preview of our Spring Release!
2010 Moon Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon, our Spring Release preview!
Food - Smoked duck with fennel, leek, and citrus gremolata to compliment the red wines. Poached pears with Meyer lemon mascarpone cream and thyme oil to compliment the Chardonnay. Prepared by Chef Valorie Sullivan
Tin Barn
2012 Sauvignon Blanc Carneros, Hi Vista Vineyard
Pairings - Pacific Crab Cakes, Salmon Mousse Cups
2011 Pinot Noir Carneros, Ricci Vineyard
2011 Zinfandel Sonoma Valley, Los Chamizal Vineyard
2011 Zinfandel Russian River Valley, Gilsson Vineyard
Pairing - Stuffed Mushrooms w/Bacon, Blue Cheese, & Caramelized Onion
2011 Merlot Sonoma Valley, Des Nudos Vineyard
2010 Syrah Sonoma Coast, Coryelle Fields Vineyard
2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma Valley
Pairing - Barbecued Beef Skewers
Ty Caton
2012 George's Riesling
2013 Estate Rose
2010 Estate Ty's Red
2011 Estate Syrah
2011 Estate Petite Sirah
2010 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
2011 Estate Petit Verdot
2010 Estate Tytanium
2009 Estate Port
Food - Beef Stew prepared by Sandy
As much as we love animals, due to health codes we are unable to allow any dogs (service dogs permitted) to the event. Thanks for understanding!
When & Where
Saturday, February 22, 2014 from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
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Meredith is located on the Midland Highway approximately half way between Ballarat and Geelong, amidst a large agricultural district.
It developed adjacent the Coolebarghurk Creek in the 1850s on the gold route to townships such as Buninyong, Ballarat, Bendigo & Steigltz. It can claim a place amongst the oldest towns in the state of Victoria.
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2002-2003 Winter Timetable goes into effect
on Sunday 27 October. Turkish Airlines is leaving
behind a successful and busy summer season thanks
to the support of our passengers and the dedicated
work of our staff. We aim to maintain the high
performance we achieved during the summer season
during the coming winter season.
Our Winter Timetable, which will take us up
to 29 March 2003, will offer flights to 26 domestic
and 77 international destinations, making a
total of 103. Flight times have been adjusted
to facilitate connections, with minimum transit
waits for passengers from Istanbul and Ankara.
Due to high demand our domestic flights between
Ankara and Diyarbakýr have been increased
from 9 to 10 per week, and between Istanbul
and Gaziantep from 14 to 17 per week.
Where our international flights are concerned,
we are introducing innovations to Turkish Airlines'
safe and comfortable transportation network
linking four world continents. Our Hong Kong
flights commence on Monday 28 October 2002.
From now on we will be flying to Hong Kong on
Mondays and Saturdays via Bangkok instead of
Kuala Lumpur
As a result our destination points in China
are increasing to three, together with Beijing
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Temporary tower causes permit problems
People in the Mobridge area could temporarily lose cell phone service if Verizon doesn't comply with an ordinance concerning a "cell on wheels" transmission tower.
Mobridge Zoning Officer Haden Bowie told the city council Monday, June 3, that the 90-foot high temporary tower the company wants to move in while they update the current transmission system, does not conform to code in the area in which they want it to be placed. Verizon is working with West River Telecommunications for use of their towers at the Mobridge office, to secure the temporary tower. The temporary tower must be near the transmission source and is a non-conforming structure, therefore codes apply and a building permit is required.
Bowie told the council she researched similar situations in other communities and also contacted Harley Overseth and Mobridge City Attorney Rick Cain for their opinions concerning the dilemma. It is agreed that the building permit is required for the temporary tower. The required permit request has been emailed to Verizon and Bowie requested a special council session to approve the building permit in order to avoid any disruption of service to the community.
The council agreed to a special meeting, but because the meeting is the direct cause of an outside entity, Verizon will be charged a $175 fee by the city.
Bowie also requested the council review a request from Mobridge Regional Hospital and Clinics for a new sign that will be placed in the right-way-way along 10th Avenue West. The sign would be in the boulevard area, which is the public access. The Mobridge Planning and Zoning Board cannot grant the building permit because the sign would be in a public access area.
MRH&C CEO Angie Svihovec asked the council to consider the request as placing the sign on the boulevard is the most desirable option for the facility. She said putting the sign in the parking lot would take up parking space, which is at a minimum at the facility and would also cause a safety risk for people, especially children, in the parking lot. She said the view obstruction could be dangerous for children coming from parked vehicles to the entrance of the facility.
Mayor Jamie Dietterle suggested MRH&C officials work with the planning and zoning board and consider other options before requesting the variance for the sign placement. Mobridge Water Department Manager Brad Milliken told the council that there may be complications with the sign placement because of storm sewer lines in the boulevard. The sign could also cause problems with snow removal from the area.
Svihovec agreed to work with the planning and zoning board, and the council will address the situation at the next meeting.
Trail Grant
City Administrator Steve Gasser requested permission to apply for a Department of Transportation grant that would allow the city to complete its portion of the planning extension of the walking trail to Revheim Park. Gasser said the $2.2 million grant is available and there are 19 communities seeking grant funding.
He reminded the council the first section of the trail was completed in the 1990s and this is the last phase of the city's portion of the trail that will eventually connect Indian Creek to Main Street.
"After 22 years, we are finally getting near the end of this," he told the council. "We have a leg up on the other communities because this is something that has been planned for a long and we have the support of the Game, Fish and Parks and the county. It is worth taking a shot getting the funding."
The city's portion of the project funding is $137,000, which would need to be in the 2014 budget.
Ward III Councilman Gene Cox asked from where the city's portion would come. He asked if some service funding would have to be cut in order to fund the city's portion.
Finance Officer Heather Beck told the council the funding source would have to be determined by the budget requests for next year. There is some funding that has been set aside to finish the project, but not enough to cover the costs. She said if the funding cannot be budgeted, the city could turn down the grant and send it back to the state.
The council approved the requested to apply for the grant.
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Colin Spring brings folk rock music to CAC's Pence Center on Oct. 28
September 29, 2008
PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. - Colin Spring and his folk rock sound will fill the Don P. Pence Center for Visual and Performing Arts on Tuesday, Oct. 28 at Central Arizona College's Signal Peak Campus.
The one-night engagement begins promptly at 7 p.m.
Tickets for the show are $5 for everyone and may be purchased in advance by calling 520-494-5225.
A fun and charismatic solo performer, Spring also plays with a five-piece band called the Post Modern Conveniences based in Portland, Ore. His music leans toward the classic 60's and 70's folk style.
For more information on Colin' Spring's performance at The Pence, please contact JJ Freyermuth by phone at 520-494-5223, or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The following is a short list of travel agencies specializing in student and/or cheap travel:
The United States is also served by a number of competitively priced airlines that are sometimes not available through the above sites. To access fares for these airlines, you should use the airlines' websites for the best rates or call the customer service numbers.
You can purchase an Airpass from most major airlines. Airpasses are couponssold outside of the U.S. that give you anywhere from 3 to 10 flights within the continental U.S. Airpasses usually begin at around $400 for 3 coupons with the price increasing with each additional flight. They may be purchased either through a travel agency or directly from the airline.
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For international visitors who want to see America up close, Amtrak's USARail Pass lets you travel across the country, or in any of its regions for up to 15 or 30 days. In addition, you'll get unlimited stopovers between your point of origin and your final destination.
Visit the Amtrak website for other passes and single train tickets across the United States.
Travel by bus is a good way to see a lot of the country but it can take much longer than any other travel option. You can take overnight buses and save on the cost of a motel or hostel. Check companies' websites for additional discounts available.
You have several options traveling by car: rental, drive-away and buying. You must have a driver's license. No drive-away or rental company can issue you a car without a driver's license!
Renting a car is an option available across the country. Many car rental companies require drivers to be at least 25 years old, and most charge a per-day surcharge for individuals under the age of 25. In all cases, you will need a major credit card to rent a car.
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A drive-away company is then responsible for finding travelers like you to drive a vehicle from one point to another. This is an inexpensive way to travel by car, and a cheap alternative to car rental companies. You can find more drive-away companies through an online search engine.
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During the travel period of your program you may choose to travel in the U.S. on your own itinerary. Below are some examples of popular websites you might find useful when planning your travels.
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Missing EXPR Element in Autodiscover XML Response
Topic Last Modified: 2011-02-10
The Microsoft Exchange Analyzer Tool queries the HTTP response from the Autodiscover service to determine the attributes contained in the XML within that response. Two Outlook Providers and their attributes are commonly found in the XML:
- EXCH Provider
The connection settings and Exchange services URLs used when Outlook connects using RPC.
- EXPR Provider
The connection settings and Exchange services URLs used when Outlook connects using HTTP (Outlook Anywhere).
If the EXPR element is missing from the Autodiscover response, then the Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer tool displays the following error message:
"Missing EXPR element in Autodiscover XML Response."
This typically means that Outlook Anywhere is either not enabled or configured correctly.
For more information about deploying Outlook Anywhere, see Deploying Outlook Anywhere.
For more information about the Outlook Providers, see The Autodiscover Service and Outlook Providers - how does this stuff work?
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Two pedestrian involved fatal crashes in Pasco
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. (970 WFLA) - Two pedestrian fatalities are under investigation after two separate crashes that happened within 15 minutes of each other in Pasco county, officials said.
The first occurred on U.S. 19 and Green Key. Firefighters reported two pedestrians were hit around 9:45 p.m., officials said, with one was a confirmed fatality.
Officials said the second occurred on State Road 54 and Virginia City just after 10:00 p.m. where two pedestrians were struck by a vehicle there. One pedestrian was a confirmed fatality. Another victim was transported as a trauma alert.


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By Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Richard A. CodyJune 26, 2008
I do believe, and I've stated many times in testimony, that the center of gravity of this war on terrorism is our ability to retain the all-volunteer force. Never in the history of our country have so many people been dependent on so few, and asked so few to carry such a heavy rucksack. That rucksack goes not just to the Soldier in the field but also to the Family members who have now supported two, three, and four combat tours. What you do here is lighten that rucksack. You'll be 8,000 miles away from the combat zone, but your contributions here may be some of the most important things we do to sustain this all-volunteer force.


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Heidi Klum looks lovely on the cover of Forbes Life's December 2012 issue. Inside, she opened up about modeling and parenthood.
The supermodel knows how lucky she's been. She told Forbes Life, "I think it's pretty glamorous to wear $10,000 gowns. I get paid to, like, frolic on beaches. I've eaten the most amazing meals, stayed in amazing hotels. I've seen the world because of this job. I've been so lucky, you know."
When it comes to family, Klum didn't mince words. "I'm okay with people speculating about my job but not my family. They said I left my children at home and went and lived at a hotel. I would never leave my children! It's hard for me to balance work and family, just like it is for any parent."
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Hehehehe I havent written in this journal for ages o.O For some reason it's not me to write a diary or journal (I used to have a diary when I was smaller).
Mh, so whats there to tell about me o.O Not much actually. I am still inscribed in University but for some reason can't get the hang to finish my BA-work :<
I have been drawing a little bit but not too much the last weeks
I am always tired.
Mh, must be the weather XD Or something, I dunno...
I have started a new book tho (see below) which I can really recommend. I am also reading a lot of Terry Pratchett atm <3 Gawd I just love his writing style and humour hehe
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On 6.1.2013 03:03, Tatsuo Ishii wrote: > As a committer, I have looked into the patch. I noticed two things: > > 1) In the help you put '-q' option into "Common options" section. I > think this should be moved to "Initialization options" section because > the option is only applied while initializing. Good point, moved. > 2) Shouldn't a long option for '-q' be provided? Something like > '--quiet-progress-logging'? I don't think so. Currently pgbench has either short or long option, not both (for the same thing). I believe we should stick to this and either choose "-q" or "--quiet-logging" but not both. > 3) No patches for docs found (doc/src/sgml/pgbench.sgml) I've added a brief description of the "-q" option into the docs. IMHO it's enough but feel free to add some more details. There's one more thing I've just noticed - the original version of the patch simply removed the old logging, but this one keeps both old and quiet logging. But the old logging still uses this: fprintf(stderr, "%d of %d tuples (%d%%) done.\n", .... while the new logging does this fprintf(stderr, "%d of %d tuples (%d%%) done (elapsed %.2f s, remaining %.2f s).\n", i.e. it prints additional info about elapsed/estimated time. Do we want to keep it this way (i.e. not to mess with the old logging) or do we want to add these new fields to the old logging too? I suggest to add it to the old logging, to keep the log messages the same, the only difference being the logging frequency. Tomas
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If anyone doing research at the ohs in Columbus can spare a couple minutes - I need an admission date for a prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary. The subject is listed in the 1910 census as an inmate. The 1900 census has him as 15 years old at the industrial school. Therefore the admission would be between 1900 and 1910. The information would be in "the Prisoners' Register for the Ohio Penitentiary" which includes dates from 1829 to 1973. With the admission date I will go ahead and order copies of the record.
Joseph Combine is the name of the inmate.
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Just realised my first post was a reply in the classified area, which is probably considered pretty bad form so thought I better pop in here and say hello!
I've been diving since 2006 and have just under 250 dives, so still very much a newbie! Have been playing with a Canon IXUS100 underwater but it's lacking manual controls and whilst I've got some good video clips the picture haven't been great.
I've a Canon 5d mk2 for pictures on land and couldn't face spending then same again on a housing, but recently purchased a used 20d and housing to see how I get on with a DSLR underwater.
This place looks like a great place to pick up some hints and tips, and ask some stupid questions!
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Here we are...
Where have we been
We have had our ups and downs,
Our ins and outs...
On this twisted road of faith.
We hurt and have been hurt.
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We've been together,
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We have had our share of laughs.
We have had our share of tears.
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Steed fast...hold your head up above the rim;
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President Obama sat on his lead in the polls and lost this first debate. What a stupid strategy. He really looked bad. Obama should have kicked Axelrod and his stupid strategies down the road years ago.
Again - senior adviser and campaign manager David Axelrod did not know how to handle yet another situation for Obama that ended up backfiring on the President. The country has suffered for four years under the thumb of Axelrod's "last guy in the room" atrocious advice and half-baked policy strategies.
Axelrod blew it again, this time with terrible debate advice and lousy debate preparation. It's bad enough Axelrod is inexperienced and utterly clueless about smart and effective foreign and domestic policies. It's also glaringly evident he is not adept at what should by now be his own wheel house: a national political campaign.


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The following editorial appears on Bloomberg View:
Influenza vaccines are the best weapons we've got against a disease that each year kills as many as a half-million people, including 3,000 to 49,000 Americans. Yet this season's worse-than-usual flu in the United States underscores the limitations of the existing vaccines.
Shortcomings include the inability to rapidly expand vaccine supply in the event of an especially bad flu and the need to vaccinate people with a new formulation almost every year as the virus mutates. These are problems enough when it comes to coping with the regular seasonal flu. They spell potential disaster in the case of pandemic flu, which occurs sporadically (most recently in 2009) when an animal strain of the virus jumps to humans.
Better vaccines are on the drawing board. Developing them will require a joint effort by government and the pharmaceutical industry. The greatest breakthrough would be a universal flu vaccine that would protect against all viral strains, eliminating the need for annual and pandemic inoculations.
The U.S. government pays for much of this research. Yet it has limited means and little product- development experience. Making a new vaccine typically takes a decade and can cost $1 billion. A project of that size is better suited to large pharmaceutical companies. Most, however, have been loath to seriously invest in new vaccines.
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Dr. Albert C. Barnes established the Barnes Foundation in 1922 to "promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts." After his death in 1951, the Foundation continued to carry out the program of classes in art appreciation and horticulture established during Barnes's lifetime, and also began a program of public visitation in 1961. The Barnes Foundation houses one of the finest collections of French Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and early Modern paintings in the world. The collection also includes important examples of American paintings and works on paper; African sculpture; Native American ceramics, jewelry, and textiles; Asian paintings, prints, and sculptures; Medieval manuscripts and sculptures; Old Master paintings; ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art; and American and European decorative arts and metalwork. The Arboretum includes over 3,000 species/varieties of woody plants gathered from different sources around the world. The Foundation's Arboretum School, founded in 1940, guides students to better appreciate the aesthetic appeal of plants and gardens while providing a sound scientific base in botany, horticulture and landscape design. From 1993-1995, selections from the art collection were included in the notable "Great French Paintings of the Barnes Foundation" tour.
The Barnes Foundation audiovisual materials collection contains audiocassettes and videocassettes documenting many different aspects of the Barnes Foundation. The bulk of the materials pertain to the Great French Paintings tour, in which select masterpieces from the Barnes Foundation collection went on tour from 1993-1995 while the gallery building in Merion was renovated. The collection also contains copies of radio talks given by Dr. Albert C. Barnes in 1936 and 1942, interviews with various persons associated with the Foundation, and a documentary made about Dr. Barnes entitled Citizen Barnes. Some "home videos" from the 1990s document events at the Barnes Foundation, such as third year students' presentation in the Foundation's art education program, an anniversary party for long-time employee Harry Sefarbi, and the reinstallation of The Dance mural in the Main Gallery in 1995. There is also a small amount of material relating to various Foundation legal cases.
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What Pundits Often Mean When They Refer To "People"
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Answer: Other pundits.
There was a perfect example of it this morning on Meet the Press when host David Gregory praised a think tank speech that New Jersey's Republican Gov. Chris Christie gave last week:
According to Gregory, not only did Christie's speech earn "rave reviews" (from whom, we're not told), but the governor's rhetoric represents "the kind of plain talk that people are responding to."
But are they "responding"? And who are these "people"? I'd suggest most of the "people" supposedly responding to Christie's "plain talk" are other media players like Gregory who have been showering the first-term governor with often comically positive coverage for the last year. (i.e. OMG, he yells at voters on YouTube!)
For instance, if you look at the polling, a small sliver of potential Republican primary voters are responding to Christie in that they pick him as their first choice for a 2012 candidate. But that sliver hardly represents any sort of national response from the "people" to Christie's partisan rhetoric. Meanwhile, in his home state Christie enjoys decent support, with an approval rating of about 50 percent. Although if you only listened to the Christie media chatter from inside Beltway you'd assume his poll numbers were in the sky-high, 60 or 70 percent range.
Perhaps more telling though, is the recent poll that showed if Christie ran against Obama in 2012, the governor would lose his home state by nearly 20 points. That's right, Christie would get trounced by Obama in N.J.
I realize much of the D.C. press corps is crushing on Christie. But before they announce that "people" are responding to the governor's "plain talk," pundits might want to find out if that response extends beyond their professonal class.
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More and more CFD users are finding they have a requirement for large processing power. As simulations get more complex and with a higher resolution, users really need the extra compute power to get a sensible completion time on their tasks. Mesh sizes seem to be growing rapidly; weve seen engineers generate meshes of three billion cells definitely not the job for your workstation!
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