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This site is devoted to the many ways that the human body is affected by alcohol. Most of us are familiar with the fuzzy, loose feeling associated with a few drinks, but are less aware of the underlying cellular changes taking place within our nervous system that are responsible. These pages will help break down some of the specific physiological effects of alcohol and hopefully clear up some myths about alcohol by presenting data obtained from a wide variety of journals, books, and studies.
To the left you'll find an easy tool bar that will help you navigate through the various changes that occur while consuming alcohol, as well as some background information on the nervous system. Within each main section, another toolbar will appear at the top of the window for navigation. If you need a little brushing up on your neuroscience, we recommend a quick glance at the brief overview section first, just to give you a little refresher on some "brain basics."


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What Is An Affiliate Marketing Strategy?
An affiliate marketing strategy is required if you are attempting to make money as an affiliate marketer. Unfortunately, the majority of people who are attempting to make money from online affiliate marketing do not have a successful affiliate marketing strategy. In fact, a successful strategy is needed for all online business ideas.
It is for this reason that so many make very little money for the effort they are putting into their campaigns. Others simply give up, claiming that affiliate marketing does not work anymore.
I would agree that affiliate marketing has changed over the past few years and is not as easy as it used to be, but you can still make an excellent income if you adopt the correct affiliate marketing strategy.
Like all business ventures, whether that is offline or online, you must have an effective plan, so that you know where you want to be and more importantly, what steps you will need to take to achieve your goals.
Why then would this be any different for anybody hoping to make money from affiliate marketing. You will need to have an affiliate marketing strategy in place, if you want to succeed.
Advantages Of An Affiliate Marketing Strategy
So be honest with yourself now, do you have an affiliate marketing strategy? If not, then now is the time to seriously consider where you are going with your efforts. Do you really want to make money from your internet marketing efforts? Of course you do, so why not begin by developing a successful affiliate marketing strategy.
In order to increase your success rate with affiliate marketing and ultimately to increase your income from it, you will need to devise and implement your own affiliate marketing strategy. By doing this you will have a step by step plan of what to do with your time, which will significantly help with your most important commodity, time management.
Your Affiliate Marketing Strategy Is Your Business Plan
Treat your affiliate marketing venture like a real business and all successful businesses start with a business plan, right? Well your business plan will be the affiliate marketing strategy that you are going to develop.
Why then are you struggling to make money from affiliate marketing? Well, this may not necessarily be totally your own fault. Sometimes it can be the fault of the product owner, or the affiliate marketing program you have signed up to.
There are lots of affiliate marketing services out there and you will need to choose the best affiliate marketing program that fits your affiliate marketing strategy.
You will need to look at the different affiliate networks that are available such as clickbank, paydotcom etc. to see what affiliate programs they have, that may suit your affiliate marketing strategy.
A lot of affiliate products do not come with the correct type of support or affiliate tools to help you succeed. These type of products should not be included in your affiliate marketing strategy.
Many product owners simply provide you with an affiliate link and claim if you use this to link to their landing page you will make your fortune. That's it as far as they are concerned, you are left on your own, surely any product developer, whether that is ebooks, software or anything else, should be offering you more help in the form of tools and support.
So, part of your affiliate marketing strategy should surely be selecting the right products to promote. Not only should this selection process be based on the quality of the product itself, but also on the level of support and tools available from the product vendor.
Perhaps then you may need to look again at the results you are obtaining from your affiliate marketing strategy. Could they be better? Things can always be better is what I say.
People never plan to fail, but there are many that fail to plan. By introducing an affiliate marketing strategy, you are in effect planning your own success.
Here are some ideas of what to look for to create your own successful affiliate marketing strategy.
a) The niche market that you want to promote.
b) The type of products within your niche market that you want to promote.
c) Where are you going to get your traffic from?
d) Where are you going to send all of this traffic?
Affiliate marketing is one of the best online business ideas to make you a steady income.


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Trends in the economy mean that the fastest-growing jobs are those that require problem solving and critical thinking, while those that require only routine manual skills will be in decline.
A 2012 report by the National Research Council concluded that deeper learning competencies—the ability to apply knowledge to new situations—are associated with better life and work outcomes.
Understanding the Need
On the 2012 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), a test that measures students' abilities to apply their knowledge to real-world problems, U.S. fifteen-year-olds were 26th of 34 industrialized countries in mathematics.
Only 5 percent of U.S. low-income students performed in the top quartile on PISA, less than the proportion in other industrialized countries.
Deeper Learning in Schools
A 2014 study by the American Institutes of Research found that students in deeper learning schools graduated from high school and attended selective colleges at higher rates than comparable students in non-deeper learning schools.
A hallmark of deeper learning schools is the emphasis on encouraging students to take responsibility for their own learning, according to Monica R. Martinez and Dennis McGrath, the authors of Deeper Learning.


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Canon EOS 7D Mark II GPS Digital SLR Camera & EF-S 18-135mm IS STM Lens with 32GB Card + Backpack + Battery/Charger + Filter + Remote + Kit
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The Vivitar UV Filter is a multi-purpose glass filter that is designed to optimize your photography experience. UV filters block out unwanted ultraviolet light and prevents the UV "fogging/haze" effect, which can result in inaccurate color and lower the apparent sharpness. This filter is also ideal for protecting your valuable lens from scratches and dust, and it can be kept on the lens at all times.
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|Canon EOS 7D Mark II GPS Digital SLR Camera
|Camera Type:
|Digital SLR Camera
|Effective Pixels:
|20.2 million
|Total Pixels:
|20.9 million
|Sensor Type:
|Sensor Size:
|22.4 x 15mm
|Image Sizes:
| Large: Approx. 20.00 Megapixels (5472 x 3648)
Medium: Approx. 8.90 Megapixels (3648 x 2432)
S1 (Small 1): Approx. 5.00 Megapixels (2736 x 1824)
S2 (Small 2): Approx. 2.50 Megapixels (1920 x 1280)
S3 (Small 3): Approx. 350,000 pixels (720 x 480)
RAW: Approx. 20.00 Megapixels (5472 x 3648)
M-RAW: Approx. 11.20 Megapixels (4104 x 2736)
S-RAW: Approx. 5.00 Megapixels (2736 x 1824)
|Image Formats:
|JPEG, RAW (14-bit, Canon original), sRAW, mRAW, RAW+JPEG
|MOV (Image data: H.264, Audio: Linear PCM), MP4 (Image data: H.264, Audio: AAC)
|Lens Mount:
|Canon EF
|Autofocus Type:
|65 focus points (15 cross-type sensors)
|Focus Modes:
|Automatic (A)
Continuous-servo AF (C)
Manual Focus (M)
Single-servo AF (S)
|ISO Sensitivity:
ISO 100-16000 (Extended Mode: 100-51200)
|Shutter Type:
|Electronic & Mechanical
|Shutter Speeds:
|1/8000, 1/4000, 1/2000, 1/1000, 1/500, 1/250, 1/125, 1/60, 1/30, 1/15, 1/8, 1/4, 0.5", 1"
|Continuous/Burst Shooting:
|High-speed: Maximum approx. 10.0 fps (Maximum approx. 9.5 fps with EOS iTR AF)
*At 1/1000 sec. or faster shutter speed, and at the maximum aperture (varies depending on the lens)
Low-speed: Approx. 3 fps (default setting)
Silent continuous shooting: Maximum approx. 4.0 fps
|2, 5, 10, 20 sec. Timer duration electronically controlled
|Exposure Metering System:
|150,000-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor
|Exposure Modes:
| Scene Intelligent Auto
Program AE (shiftable)
Shutter-priority AE (Safety shift possible)
Aperture-priority AE (Safety shift possible)
Manual exposure
Custom shooting mode C1, C2, C3
|Exposure Compensation:
|-5 EV to +5 EV (in 1/3 or 1/2 EV steps)
|AE Lock:
|White Balance:
|Auto, Cloudy, Color Temperature, Custom, Daylight, Flash, Fluorescent (White), Shade, Sunset, Tungsten, Twilight
|Shooting Modes:
High-speed continuous
Low-speed continuous shooting
Silent single shooting
Silent continuous shooting
10-sec self-timer/remote control
2-sec. self-timer/remote control
|Built-in flash
External flash
|Flash Control:
|Flash Sync Terminal:
|Flash Compensation:
|-3 EV to +3 EV (in 1/3 or 1/2 EV steps)
|SLR-type with fixed eye-level pentaprism
100% coverage
1.0x magnification
|Monitor Type:
|Monitor Size:
|3.0 in. diagonal
|Monitor Resolution:
|1,040,000 Dots
|Live View:
|Photo and video
|Power Source:
|LP-E6N Lithium-ion Battery
|HDMI C (Mini)
|English, German, French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Ukraine, Turkish, Arabic, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese
|Dimensions (WxHxD):
|5.9 x 4.4 x 3.1 in. (148.6 x 112.4 x 78.2mm)
|2.0 lbs. (910g) (with battery and memory card)
|Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Zoom Lens
|Lens Mount:
|Canon EF-S (EOS)
|Focal Length:
|Maximum Aperture:
|Minimum Aperture:
|Maximum Magnification:
|Minimum Focus Distance:
|1.3 in. / 0.39m
|Lens Construction:
|16 elements / 12 groups
|Diaphragm Blades:
|Focus Type:
|Auto / Manual
Inner focusing system
|Image Stabilization:
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|Dimensions (Diam. x Length):
|3.1 x 3.8 in. (76.6 x 96.0mm)
|16.9 oz. (480g)
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September 15, 2010
-Global sales orders reach 54,000 units in six months-
YOKOHAMA (September 15, 2010) - Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. today announced that its new global compact car, the Nissan March, also known as the Nissan Micra in other markets, has topped 54,000 customer sales orders around the world as of September 13, six months after the world's first launch in Thailand.
Greatly exceeding company expectations, orders for the all-new Nissan March/Micra have surpassed regional monthly and annual targets in a very short period of time. First released in Thailand in mid-March, it has already topped 25,700 units which is 28 percent more than its yearly target of 20,000 units for the Thai market in six months. Two months after its Japan launch on July 13, orders have reached 21,857 units as of September 13. This represents more than five times the monthly target of 4,000 units. In India, Nissan Micra received approximately 4,000 customer orders since its start of booking on May 25. For China, sales orders have reached 3,000 two weeks after the start of sales on August 30.
"This demand for Nissan March/Micra gives fine testimony to its superb customer acceptance to our new global compact car, which created a whole new set of industry standards by smart engineering. I believe this is the meaningful first step for Nissan to achieve one million units of sales by three models based on the newly developed V-Platform by 2013," said Akihisa Suzuki, Nissan's Global Chief Marketing Manager in charge of Nissan March/Micra.
Export of Nissan's Micra-badged version to European countries from Chennai Plant in India will begin in October. In Europe, Nissan Micra, first introduced in 1983, is recognized as an iconic city car.
In addition, the company plans to start production of Nissan March in Mexico in early 2011. Nissan's new global compact car is set to be introduced in over 160 countries and regions around the world.
Outstanding Performance
Nissan March is the first car being sold under the Thai government's new "eco-car" standard, created to encourage the development of energy efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles. The new Nissan March meets its requirement to have low emission with the class-leading fuel efficiency to travel 100 kilometers on 5 liters of fuel*1. With the Nissan March's 41 liter capacity, this translates to a whole lot of distance on a full tank with lesser environmental impact. Together with its spacious interior which can seat five passengers, good driving performance and appealing modern design, this compact hatchback has been well received by Thai customers.
In Japan, its best-in-class fuel economy of 26.0km/L*2 achieved by the adoption of a newly-developed Idling Stop System, superior drivability, user-friendly features, as well as its affordable price has won it a wide range of customers. Grades equipped with Idling Stop account for about 80% of the total orders.
In India, Nissan Micra is well received by customers as an affordable car boasting many features which are first-of-its-kind in its segment, such as the SRS airbag across all the models and the intelligent key (I-key) with push button ignition. Positioned as the urban-simplifier, Nissan Micra's advantages in superb fuel economy and its sophisticated design attracted the customers' choice.
In China, powered by HR15DE engine combined with the newly developed automatic transmission, the new Nissan March offers sweet acceleration with max power of 79kW to meet the Chinese customers' demand for the powerful driving.
Critical Acclaim
Nissan's all new global compact car received the award of "Car of The Year" in the "Most Environmental Friendly Car" category given by Grand Prix International Co., Ltd., Thailand's most influential automotive award. Jury members consist of journalists, engineers, distinguished university lecturers and auto experts who help assess vehicles under a range of criteria including design, comfort, fuel economy, handling, performance, environmental friendliness, customer satisfaction and value for money.
It also won the award of "the most exciting model to be launched in 2010" in China. The jurors at the 2010 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition recognized that the arrival of the all-new Nissan March will provide the Chinese market with a very significant, fun and friendly vehicle that customers can look forward to.
Since the introduction of the first generation Nissan March in 1982, more than 5.7 million units of Nissan March/Micra have been sold in Japan and other regions.
Nissan March is built in designated major manufacturing facilities around the world, maintaining the highest standards in quality through the global application of the Nissan Production Way.
*1: Euro4
*2: 10-15 mode (Fuel consumption mode for Japanese emission regulation)


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I thought this night that in fact my change does not work in 32bits, maybe this solution is better. Is there a problem fixing the format to 8 bits.
XChangeProperty needs format to be set to the size of the elements transferred in data, and this can b 8, 16 or 32. rootwindow is type XID, which should be unsigned long in the X11/X.h (although I haven't checked.)
XChangeProperty doesn't allow for a 64 bit long, and for best compatibility I thought most 64 bit compiler are now set so that long is 32 bit, and only long long is 64 bit. It seems that your compiler isn't configured in this way, and that makes it incompatible with X11 XChangeProperty ?
I'd recommend that you make sure that your compiler is set so that int and long are 32 bit, and long long is 64 bit, when compiling Argyll.
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Actress Britt Ekland sometimes travels in fast company. On location in Rhodesia for a film titled Slavers, Rock Singer Rod Stewart's lady recently showed up on the set with a pair of borrowed cheetahs. "They're incredibly tame," she says. "If they see prey, they go down on all fours in a stalking motion. You just say, 'Heel, cheetahs,' and they go back to normal." Swedish-born Britt is equally sanguine about the political troubles of racially torn Rhodesia. "It's one of the happiest countries in Africa," she coos. "We haven't heard a single shot or seen one terrorist." O.K., Britt. But don't...
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One thing we haven't been doing in New York City: staying in our hotel room.
Honestly, this blessed city is wearing me out…but in the most wonderful way. Friday morning it was up at the crack of dawn in order to get up and around and to the ferry before anyone else so we could get to the Statue of Liberty before the crowds.
We didn't stop moving until 10:00 Friday night, and that was only because the following gave out on me:
* My patellas
* My acetabulofemoral joints
* My sacroiliac joints
* My metatarsal arches
But it was fun while it lasted.
Guess what? We rode the subway.
It was so much better than the cabs we'd been taking. Stop-start-stop-start-accelerate at the speed of light-stop-make Ree barf-stop. From now until the end of our trip, I'll be taking the subway all the way, baby.
Sorry I called you "baby" without asking. I didn't mean nothin' by it.
The subway station was crowded!
Actually, maybe it wasn't all that crowded. I don't really have a reference point. Let's just say that in the context of my daily life on the ranch, it sure seemed crowded to me.
Can I just say something? I loved the subway.
Loved it.
But once we got off the subway at the South Ferry station, they were ready to see the Statue of Liberty.
It's why Clark Griswold had gotten our lazy hineys out of bed at 6:30. They didn't want to miss it.
We watched as we moved farther and farther away from the Manhattan skyline.
I've never been this close before. In all my trips to New York as an adolescent, I'd never carved out time for her.
I was too busy buying "Bloomies" panties at Bloomingdales and fondling Steiff animals at FAO Schwartz. I had no idea how much I was missing.
I was glad I got to experience it for the first time with my girls.
They loved it. They watched it quietly.
When we got off the ferry, we made the colossal mistake of getting behind this guy in the security line.
IMPORTANT: You don't want to get behind a guy wearing a Red Sox shirt in a security line in New York City. You'll just have to trust me on this.
I didn't think they were gonna let the poor guy through. In fact, for awhile I thought they might escort him to the outskirts of town and tell him never to show his face in this town again. It was pretty touch-and-go for awhile there.
But eventually, he did finally get through.
We did climb the 150-something steps that are currently open to the public inside. I had to be given oxygen once we reached the top, and then I hyperventilated and saw visions.
I was lucky the spiral steps that lead to the top weren't open yet. I might not be writing this right now.
After that, we went to St. Paul's chapel, which is right next to Ground Zero.
St. Paul's is a beautiful place, and since 9-11 has extended its reach in various ways to help minister to those affected by the attacks.
I mean, it is right there. Right next door.
I have to say that being in this place was entirely different than seeing it on the news…or reading about it in magazines.
There are workmen all around, everywhere you turn.
They've got their jobs to do…and they seem committed.
I caught this guy in a pensive moment during his break. He was looking toward the job site, and something about it tugged at my heartstrings.
He might have been thinking about what he was going to take home for dinner that night, or whether he was going to get together with friends this weekend, or Obama's Supreme Court nominee, or the rent he has to pay next month—I have no way of knowing.
But he was just sitting there. Looking toward Ground Zero. And thinking.
And for some reason, it touched me.


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October 16, 2004 - O'Connell House dedicated in Dublin
For those of you that have been to Dublin or know a bit about Irish history, the name O'Connell should sound familiar. The main street that runs past the post office and past the Spire is named O'Connell Street after Daniel O'Connell. Daniel O'Connell is known as "The Liberator" in Ireland. He pushed for Catholic Emancipation and for a separation from the English Crown. Obviously, a very important person in Ireland. He lived in a house in Dublin near Merrion Square and would give speeches off his balcony. For those intuitive readers that are familiar with our sire, you know where this story is going. Notre Dame is now in possession of Daniel O'Connell's house.
In 2002, Notre Dame purchased the property that included the O'Connell house. After renovations, the house was dedicated today in 2004. Mary McAleese, President of Ireland, and Reverend Monk Malloy performed the dedication. Currently it is the center for the Dublin Study Abroad program where Kevin Whelan is the director of the Keough Naughton Notre Dame Centre in Dublin. It had also previously served as a meeting place for the Dublin ACE program. Students that attend the Dublin program take classes at Trinity College and University College Dublin.
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pH & EC Values of Soil Samples
of the Parameters , EC & pH.
A saline soil contains sufficient soluble salts adversely affect crop growth & production. On visual inspection of fields , saline soils often show white patches , spotty crops stands , irregular crop growth stunted deep green plants and in some cases visible signs of salt injury , such as tip burn of leaves and chlorosis of leaves.
It is how ever necessary to know the amount of salt in the soil for further remedial measures. The amount of salt in a soil can be precisely determined only by complete chemical analysis. But a close estimate can be obtained relatively easily by measuring Electrical Conductivity of Soil : Water mixture. The more the salts , higher the electrical conductivity. The Electrical Conductivity of a soil solution is usually expressed in milli mohs/cm and that of irrigation water in milli mohs/cm at 25°C.
The pH value of soil is indicative of acidic/sodic nature of soil. The pH value of a solution is the negative logarithm of the Hydrogen ion activity. When the exchangeable sodium percentage becomes high (exceeds 10 - 20% of exchange capacity) , the pH value of such soil sample is above 8.5 and soil show physical conditions of low permeability , sticky when wet and hard when dry , nutritional disorders etc which visually display in reduction of crop growth and water logged conditions.
Procedures to determine EC Value of Soil Sample.
Measurements of Electrical Conductivity is determined on a saturation extract of soil or supernatent liquid of 1:2 soil water suspension. Electrical conductivity is measured with the help of Electrical Conductivity Meter. The Conductivity Meter is to be calibrated and cell constant be determined with a Standard Solution of 0.7456 gm of dry potassium chloride of 1 liter of distilled water (at 25°C , this solution gives Electrical Conductivity of 1.41 milli mohs/cm)
A 20gm of soil sample is shaken with 40ml of distilled water in a 250ml conical flask for 1hr. The conductivity of the suppernatent liquid is determined with the help of conductivity meter.
Procedure for Determination of Soil pH.
Definition : The pH value of solution is the negative logarithm of Hydrogen Ion activity.
Instrument : A glass electrode , pH meter with calomel reference electrode.
Procedure : Standard Buffer Solution
These may be of pH 4.0 and in other ranges of expected soil pH values. In case of buffer tablets (available commercially) , a single piece is to be dissolved in double distilled water and made up to 100ml. A 0.05 m solution of Potassium Hydrogen pthalet gives pH 4.0 & can also be used. It is necessary to prepare fresh solutions after a few days as the buffers do not keep for long.
20gm of soil is taken in 100ml beaker to which 40ml of distilled water are added. The suspension is steered at regular intervals for 30 minutes. Then pH is recorded. The suspension must be steered well just before the electrodes are immersed. pH meter is calibrated with 2 buffers , one in the acidic side and the other alkaline or neutral range. The glass & calomel electrodes are inserted in suspension and pH measurement is made. Mr.Vyas , Research Assistant.
|" Ranges in Soil pH values "
|Soil pH Value
|Soil Reaction
|more than 7.0
|less then 7.0
|6.5 to 7.5
|Neutral for Practical purposes , maximum availability of all the essential plant nutrients
|7.5 to 8.2
|Normal of calcareous or saline soils.
|8.50 and above
|Alkali or Sodic soils.
|3.5 to 6.5
|Acid Soils of warm to humid and high rain fall areas. (Laterite soils)
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Can my Short, Upturned Bulbous Nose Be Fixed? How Much Would This Cost?
Doctor Answers 16
Short nose rhinoplasty
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Rhinoplasty for Bulbous Nose
A bulbous nose can definitely be more defined during your rhinoplasty procedure and your nose can also be lengthened depending on the structure of your nose. It's difficult to tell without seeing you in person. For a proper consultation, I recommend seeing a board-certified facial plastic surgeon who specializes in rhinoplasties. He can then determine what can be done to your nose as well as how much it would cost.
Fixing the Short Nose
Rhinoplasty for the short nose usually requires special cartilage grafts to lengthen the septum, and "push down" the tip. Repairing bulbous tip cartilages can also be performed simultaneous to lend a better aesthetic to your nasal profile.
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Can my short, upturned bulbous nose be fixed? How much would this cost?
Rhinoplasty can help improve the appearance of a short, upturned, and bulbous nose. Photos and/or an exam would really be necessary to give you the best advice. I would recommend a consult with a board certified rhinoplasty specialist. He or she will be able to examine your nose in person and provide you with suggestions. Computer imaging software may be used to morph a photo of you, which will give you an idea of how the final result of surgery may appear. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Learn more: http://www.rhinoplastyspecialist.com/
It can be fixed but you must have realistic expectations.
Hello Katie2001,
Thanks for your question. A short, upturned, bulbous tip can be improved upon with a well planned rhinoplasty. There are limitations to how finessed one can make the tip, such as thickness of the skin envelope and strength of the cartilage framework. It is important that you seek consultation with a specialist in rhinoplasty surgery to help you determine your surgical options. The cost of rhinoplasty surgery really depends by area of the country. In Los Angeles, since competition is fierce and there are many non-plastic surgeons and non-facial plastic surgeons offering nose surgery, I would think that a "you get what you pay for" mentality is appropriate. I would never recommend going to the cheapest surgeon out there. Rhinoplasty is widely considered to the the most difficult cosmetic surgery performed. Make sure your surgeon's credentials are very good and that you get to see Before and After pictures, along with your own simulations prior to embarking on surgery. A reasonable price range is probably somewhere in the $5k-$8k range including surgeon's fee, anesthesia fee, and facility fee.
Hopefully this has be of help to you?
Good luck,
Dr. Shah
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Fix is possible
Fix is a very subjective word. Rhinoplasty can usually help folks with unattractive nasal features. Go to a board certified plastic surgeon that specializes in rhinoplasty for an evaluation. Costs of rhinoplasty range from 5-10k depending on location, etc. Good luck.
Rhinoplasty for short upturned bulbous nose
The rhinoplasty procedure can involve de-rotating an upturned nose, reduction of the bulbous tip with suture techniques, and overall refinement. The rhinoplasty can be performed through the open or closed techniques as an outpatient procedure. Virtual rhinoplasty software and our rhinoplasty photo gallery are located on the link below
Learn more: http://www.seattlefacial.com/photogallery/rhinoplasty_photos24.html
Fix my short, upturned Bulbous Nose
Typically, grafting would be necessary from the septal cartilage and an open approach utilized. Often this type of problem benefits from multiple techniques of cartilage resection in the cephalic (high portion of the tip) with grafting of cartilage on the lower border to make it smaller in width, but taller and longer in shape, while derotating your nose to be at a more appropriate angle. Deprojecting your tip will only make it shorter. This is a finesse operation that requires an expert eye. Costs will vary greatly by surgeon and location. My recommendation would be to consider a double board certified surgeon familiar with both rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty as a lot of these techniques are more commonly used in revisional surgery than primary rhinoplasty.
Bulbous over-projected Nose
With refinement of the bulbous tip the nose will turn up slightly which should be addressed by lowering the tip i.e. de-projection. Bulbous tip usually associated with thick skin which will need to be thinned aggressively in order to re-drape over the refined tip
Fixing a Short, Upturned Bulbous Nose
In general, a short, upturned nose can be rotated down and lengthened using cartilage grafts. Bulbous nasal tips can also be refined. However, an in-person consultation is recommended for a proper evaluation and to determine how best to achieve a natural and balanced appearance for your face. Also, 3-D computer imaging will allow you to visualize how you may look with the changes you desire.
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|Horticulture Department's modern-day Peter Rabbit
"Perennial" should not be confused with "eternal." This term is loosely applied to mean uncertain promise.
"Full Sun" and "Drought Tolerant" are two terms coined by nursery professionals that think 90 degrees F is a heat wave and two weeks without rain is a drought, obviously they have never lived in Texas.


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For two seasons in a row, Mamaroneck has followed up strong regular season showings by failing to make it out of the Class AA quarterfinals. The Tigers have been one of the better teams in Section 1, but they're itching for a deeper postseason run. They'll have two obstacles to overcome this season before the playoffs come around: The first will be filling the voids of any players lost to the U.S. Soccer Academy in an area where they tend to be heavily recruited, and the second being making it through one of the toughest leagues in the section. It looks like it should be a three-way race with Scarsdale and defending champ White Plains for the league title, which will surely produce some memorable games. Emerging from that pack would be a major confidence booster heading into sectionals.
Here are coach Rich Becker's thoughts on the upcoming season:
What was your final record last season and where did you finish in the playoffs? Our final record was 12-6. We lost to North Rockland in the quarterfinals.
Who are your key returning players? Emmet Gaffney, Senior, Midfield (pictured to the right); Noah Katz, Senior, Defender; Maximo Vasquez, Senior, Defender; Ricardo Eugenio, Senior, Midfield; Juan Giraldo, Junior, Forward; Jack Green, Junior, Midfielder; Elver Maldonado, Senior, Midfield.
Who are the key players that you lost to graduation? GK – Zach Aller; Defender – Josh Kriss; Defender -Sebastian Velez; Forward – John Velez; Forward -Guillermo Martinez.
Are you anticipating losing any players to the U.S. Soccer Federation season? Seven Mamaroneck juniors and seniors participated in academy tryouts at one of the seven academies throughout the tri-state area. I will find out on August 19 who has decided try out for the 2013 Tigers squad. Some players have notified me of their intent to play. We will see on Monday! (Editor's note: This response was sent before August 19)
What do you consider to be your team's strengths? This year I believe our depth and goal potential will be one of our best strengths.
What are some areas of concern? Losing three of the back five (two defenders and GK) will be tough to replace.
Which formation do you anticipate using? It depends on the make up of our team.
What is your goal for your team in 2013? Our first goal is always to win our league. Second, to develop into a unified team that plays at its best for every game. Lastly, to win a sectional championship!
Who is your biggest rival(s)? Anyone in our league is a major rival. However, I feel the boys get up most for Scarsdale and White Plains.
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Subject: [STREET-L] Henry Street and Richard Street of VA and NC
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 1999 20:56:19 EDT
If I may, I'd like to add my two cents' worth to the as yet-undocumented but
(in my opinion, anyway!) quite possible theory that Richard Street of Moore
Co NC (1743-1804) may have been the son of Henry Street of VA and NC. On
page 240 of George W. Willcox's "A History of the Street Family of Moore
County, NC and GA, MS and TN", there is an abstract of a 1782 Mecklenburg Co
VA deed that was made between Henry Street of Pittsylvania Co VA and Thomas
Greenwood of Mecklenburg Co, and was witnessed by Richard Street. Later, on
page 246, there is an abstract of the 1787 Pittsylvania Co Census that reads
as follows:
Street Henry Pyrant
On the same page there is yet another abstract from 1788 of a Pittsylvania Co
court dispute between Henry Street and the estate of William Easley, whom I
believe to be the father of the above-mentioned Pyrant Easley. In "Marriage
Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Pittsylvania County VA 1767-1805", Pyrant
Easley provided surety for the September 8, 1790 marriage of my gggg
grandparents Jennings Thompson and Elizabeth Street. (He was also the
apparent partial inspiration for the name of my ggg grandfather, George
Pyrant Thompson!) Given that Richard Street of Moore Co, in his will dated
Jan. 12, 1804, expressly named his daughter "Elizabeth Thompson in the state
of Virginia", and given the above connection of Henry Street to the Easleys
as well as the connection of Henry Street and Richard Street in the
Mecklenburg Co deed (there are other links between Henry and Richard in Mr.
Willcox's book, but I neglect to mention them here as this is getting lengthy
enough!), I have to conclude that there likely was at least some sort of
close familial relation between Henry Street of Pittsylvania Co and Richard
Street of Moore Co. If they weren't father and son, perhaps they were
I apologize for the rambling nature of this message; I hope I wasn't too
unclear and that possibly other descendants of Richard may find this to be of
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About METRO
Additional Information
Our board has nine members. Five are nominated by the mayor of Houston and confirmed by Houston City Council. Two are appointed by the mayors of METRO's 14 multi-cities. Two are appointed by the Harris County Commissioners Court.
Board meetings are held monthly in the Lee P. Brown METRO Administration Building at 1900 Main St. on the second floor.
For updates to dates and times of board meetings, check our Meetings & Notices page.
METRO's current board members are:
(C) Appointed by the City of Houston Mayor, Confirmed by Houston City Council
(H) Appointed by Harris County Commissioners Court
(M) Appointed by the mayors of the other cities in METRO's service area
All mail for board members may be sent to:
Board OfficeMetropolitan Transit Authority
P.O. Box 61429
Houston, Texas, 77208-1429
Phone 713-739-4834
Fax 713-739-6963
Chapter 176 of the Texas Local Government Code may require the public disclosure of certain information concerning persons doing business or seeking to do business with METRO, including affiliations and business and financial relationships such persons may have with local government officers.


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January 8, 2003
BABSON PARK, FL - Amherst Sports Information Director Kevin Graber tagged along with the nationally-ranked menĺs basketball team on their recent weeklong Florida trip (Dec. 30 - Jan. 5) and chronicled life on the road with the Lord Jeffs. He snapped over 40 digital photos along the way, capturing the highs and lows and detailing some of the weekĺs most entertaining and enlightening moments. To follow is a complete travelogue.


text: Our Verdict Best projector £1500-£2500, Awards 2012. It was a good projector before, but it's great for this money For Simple set-up full HD brilliantly clean, clear and detailed pictures. Against Struggles with tricky motion Reviewed on 11th August 2010 Considering we review on a performance per pound basis, there's a lot to be said for shaving a few quid off when it comes to boosting a star rating. So it has come to pass with Epson's EH-TW4400 LCD projector, which we previously reviewed at £3000 – and four stars. Only beaten by the "very best around" at its old price, we expect it to be pretty darn good. In terms of specification, don't expect the Epson to turn up and make a mockery of everything offered elsewhere. Instead it falls in to line and nods confidently as we rattle off the list of necessary home cinema projector specifications. Easy to dial in a great pictureA claimed 130,000:1 contrast ratio, 1600 lumens brightness and a quiet 22dB fan is joined by two HDMI inputs, component, S-Video, RGB and composite connections. Setting up projectors nowadays tends to be a doddle and this Epson is a good example. There are no motorised controls but you'll find zoom and focus controls on the lens, plus simple lens shift wheels to move the image left, right, up and down. More after the break A quick run through a THX disc and all's well. And that's before we mention the picture. The Inception picture has a polish that Mr. Sheen would be happy with, being almost free of digital noise and sporting sharply drawn edges to objects. Colours are natural but punchy with that contrast ratio proving capable of the best dynamic colour range on show here. Scenes in bright sunlight show this best, with colours sitting happily alongside solid and detailed darker shades. Subtlety and detailThere's subtlety and detail to skin tones with the best level of insight available at this price. Motion is handled confidently for the most part, with only the trickiest of scenes seeing the Epson image-thrower losing a little grip. Switch to a lower-resolution source, and while the drop in quality is naturally apparent, the EH-TW4400 is no less capable of getting the very best out of the source material, with an insightful, clean and balanced image. It looked promising on paper; in practice it's even better. Panasonic has had this price-point tied up, but could this Epson end all that? Follow whathifi.com on Twitter Join whathifi.com on Facebook Related News The best home cinema deals – 4K Blu-ray players, AV receivers and more Thu, 20 Jul 2017, 04:55pm The best Amazon Prime Day hi-fi and home cinema deals Tue, 11 Jul 2017, 02:45pm Optoma launches a pair of 4K HDR projectors Mon, 05 Jun 2017, 04:48pm Sony Xperia Touch projector can turn your table into a touchscreen Mon, 27 Feb 2017, 07:44am BenQ launches a new 4K projector Wed, 25 Jan 2017, 10:09am EH-TW4400 Epson Home cinema Projectors Stay on top of your sound with What Hi-Fi? in your inbox every week Thank you for registering for our Newsletter We will send you relevant emails and updates.


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Drifter's Lodge, in Cooper Landing, is a short, scenic 99 mile drive south of Anchorage. We're located in Cooper Landing, Alaska, at mile 48.3 on the Sterling Highway. This area is famous for it's world class fishing and unsurpassed beauty. Combine the fishing, hiking and other activities available with the lodging in our first class chalets or townhouse style cabins or rooms in the lodge itself, and your Alaskan adventure vacation is sure to be a memorable one.
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Oregon circuit courts
Oregon's circuit courts are general jurisdiction trial courts of the U.S. state of Oregon. These courts hear civil and criminal court cases.
The state has 27 circuit court districts, most of which correspond to the boundaries of the Oregon's 36 counties. Except in six Eastern Oregon counties, the courts have jurisdiction over probate issues, adoptions, guardianship and conservatorships, and juvenile issues.[citation needed][clarification needed]
The courts are operated by the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD). As of January 2007, the courts had 173 judges. The majority of appeals from the circuit courts go to the Oregon Court of Appeals. Some limited cases go directly to the Oregon Supreme Court if appealed from the trial court level.[1]
The OJD has no jurisdiction over other local courts in Oregon, which include county courts,[2] justice courts,[3][4] and municipal courts.[1][5]
In 1998, the state combined its state district courts into the Oregon circuit courts[6]
- First Circuit – Jackson
- Second Circuit – Lane
- Third Circuit – Marion
- Fourth Circuit – Multnomah
- Fifth Circuit – Clackamas
- Sixth Circuit – Umatilla, Morrow
- Seventh Circuit – Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler, Wasco, Hood River
- Eighth Circuit – Baker
- Ninth Circuit – Malheur
- Tenth Circuit – Wallowa, Union
- Eleventh Circuit – Deschutes
- Twelfth Circuit – Polk
- Thirteenth Circuit – Klamath
- Fourteenth Circuit – Josephine
- Fifteenth Circuit – Coos, Curry
- Sixteenth Circuit – Douglas
- Seventeenth Circuit – Lincoln
- Eighteenth Circuit – Clatsop
- Nineteenth Circuit – Columbia
- Twentieth Circuit – Washington
- Twenty-first Circuit – Benton
- Twenty-second Circuit – Crook, Jefferson
- Twenty-third Circuit – Linn
- Twenty-fourth Circuit – Harney, Grant
- Twenty-fifth Circuit – Yamhill
- Twenty-sixth Circuit – Lake
- Twenty-seventh Circuit – Tillamook
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- ^ a b An Introduction to the Courts of Oregon, Oregon Judicial Department, Accessed on August 25, 2007.
- ^ County Courts from the Oregon Blue Book
- ^ Justice Courts from the Oregon Blue Book
- ^ Oregon Justices of the Peace Association
- ^ Municipal Courts from the Oregon Blue Book
- ^ Oregon Blue Book: Oregon Circuit Courts. Oregon Secretary of State. Retrieved on January 25, 2008.
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Another Side of Egypt: Faith After the Pharaohs at the British MuseumPosted on October 29, 2015 | No CommentsThe British Museum's latest exhibit, Faith After the Pharaohs, presents an intimate look at how religion, policy and daily practice intermingled and survived in post-pharaonic Egypt.
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A Split Jewish Diaspora: Its Dramatic ConsequencesPosted on February 17, 2013 | No CommentsThis article proposes that a language divide and two systems of communication have brought to a serious gap between the western Jewish Diaspora and the eastern one.
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The little places that you never thought existed
Kathleen Riley - Wesley Chapel, FL
Being on a bike has so many benefits. It's comfy, contours to your liking, environmentally-friendly, and it takes you to into places you never thought existed. I'm an extremely spontaneous person, and due to the tri-city commute I have to take every day, I don't have that chance to ride my bike as much as I would like to. I'll be driving down a major street and see a nook between two buildings, and wonder what I could find down there. I love exploring, and driving has its limitations. I also hate rush hour, and there's been no road expansion in Tampa, let alone advocacy for more bike lanes around town!
Every time I travel somewhere, I always make sure to include a bike tour or related trip in there somewhere. I miss out on the bottlenecking, and I get to explore the small places that a car couldn't take you down. I've experienced the back roads of Montreal, and the valleys of the Smoky Mountains.
It's hard for people to appreciate what they have unless they have nothing. Although I don't have a lavish living situation and I never have, I feel like I do already whenever I'm riding my bike. I get from point A to B (and points A2, A6, etc) without spending money, I'm reducing my carbon footprint, and I get to feel the wind across my face. If there's one thing that biking has allowed me to do, it's allowed me to love what I have and the little things in life...and to feel the breeze that most people miss out on.blog comments powered by Disqus


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This module wants to end the situation of current D6, where hook_init() is a crowded battle place. Things like drupal_add_js(), drupal_add_css(), etc, can now be done in hook_pageapi(), instead of hook_init().
One major goal is to prevent premature theme initialization, premature menu_get_item(), and other things that we don't want to happen too early in a request.
Status / stability
The API of this module is still taking shape. See the discussion on groups.drupal.org
First release(s) of this module will be stable enough for use with DQX AdminMenu, which is going to have pageapi as a dependency.
Those aspects of the API that are not used in DQX AdminMenu are carved in chewing gum. Especially, method names and signature of the $api object. You only need to worry about this, if you use/develop other modules that use pageapi. In this case, you are welcome to join the discussion on groups.drupal.org.
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The module replaces template_preprocess_page() with its own function. From there it calls its own hook, hook_pageapi(). This hook runs later than anything in hook_init(), but before most or all of the preprocess page logic. And, it runs only on requests that actually render a page, not on things like ajax or imagecache.
How to use
In your own module, you can now write things like this:
function mymodule_pageapi($api) {
// include stylesheet sites/all/modules/custom/mymodule/css/mymodule.css
// yes, $api already knows the module dir of "mymodule".
As we already hijack the template_preprocess_page, there are plenty of possibilities:
- suppress core's js and css aggregation, breadcrumb building etc, if a contrib module is taking care of these things instead.
- additional helper functions on the $api object.
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For the first time in a decade, outspoken MP Rob Anders's sway over the wealthy western edge of Calgary and a key Conservative stronghold is under threat.
This week the incumbent Mr. Anders will face what appears to be a real challenge from former provincial cabinet minister Ron Liepert in a party nomination vote in the newly redrawn constituency of Calgary Signal Hill, which covers much of the old riding of Calgary West.
The suburban constituency is home to oil and gas executives, white-collar professionals and young families. It boasts views of the foothills and mountains, a new light-rail transit line, upscale shops, restaurants and million-dollar houses – and includes a small pocket known as Dutch Acres, where the socially conservative Mr. Anders counts on support from devout Christians.
The prosperity of the riding has grown in step with Alberta's oil industry, but what hasn't changed is the consistency with which voters have cast their ballots for conservative parties. The last Liberal win was during the Second World War. Stephen Harper was elected as a Reform MP in Calgary West in 1993, the same riding Mr. Anders, 42, has handily won since 1997.
It's why the heated Conservative nomination contest this Saturday, not the federal election in 2015, is considered by many to be the true political test.
"Not to degrade any of the candidates or anything, but you could put a monkey in here under the Conservative banner and we would vote Conservative, and I'm including myself," said Trevor Nawalkowski, a long-time resident of the riding. No fan of Mr. Anders, he said his voting decision is a matter of the Conservative Party's fiscal conservatism and "Western representation."
The nomination race is, on one hand, a microcosm for the long-standing battle between two types of conservatives – what Mr. Anders calls "pure, distilled conservatism" versus more centrist elements.
But it is also the result of Mr. Liepert's push to depose Mr. Anders, a political foe and an MP some constituents consider an embarrassment.
The list of Mr. Anders's off-script moments includes describing Nelson Mandela as a terrorist and falling asleep during a meeting with veterans. However, Mr. Anders, with the help of party rules in recent years that protected incumbents, has fended off challenge after challenge. Mr. Liepert argues the last time Mr. Anders faced a real nomination test was in 2004, when he faced off against Alison Redford, then a political neophyte whose campaign was run by Mr. Liepert.
Mr. Liepert argues Saturday's contest is akin to a pressure valve release for Calgary Signal Hill Conservatives and he expects 3,000 party members will vote.
"The one thing I have heard most from constituents is, 'Why is it we have to vote for that guy if we want to vote Conservative?' " said Mr. Liepert, who cut his teeth as a staffer to former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed and is also known for being frank in his views.
"Finally, they're getting an opportunity to do something about it."
However, Mr. Anders classifies Mr. Liepert as a "Red Tory" – which he said is a "rump" conservative faction. Mr. Anders said his opponent has signed up Liberals and New Democrats, allowing other parties to worm their way into the contest. "The nomination is a struggle for the soul for the party," said Mr. Anders, who has been door-knocking daily to keep his job.
No one can question Mr. Anders's longevity, and he has riding supporters who share his conservative or tough-on-crime views. There are also those who prefer the candidate they know, and like that Mr. Anders is unquestionably a Harper loyalist – an important credential in a city that still widely supports the hometown Prime Minister.
"He unfortunately, for us, represents some stability, and I believe he does for Stephen Harper too," Mr. Nawalkowski said. "So why would you want to rock the boat on this?"
Mr. Liepert is not without his own political baggage for true-blue Conservatives, including his role in creating Alberta's controversial health superboard bureaucracy, and his willingness during his time as a cabinet minister to discuss a provincial sales tax.
But the Anders campaign's constant robocalls show the MP is worried, according to Mr. Liepert. "He is showing acts of desperation with some of the stunts he's been pulling."Report Typo/Error
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Promina to make $200m capital return
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Promina Group Ltd today pledged to hand over extra cash to shareholders in the next few months, after the insurer delivered a big jump in net profit for 2004.
Promina - which owns the AAMI, Vero and Australian Pensioners Insurance Agency brands - said it would make a capital return of between $200 million and $250 million by the end of June.
That equates to about 20 cents to 25 cents per share.
The announcement came as the group posted what chief executive Michael Wilkins described as a "spectacularly good" result, boosted by investment returns and a higher number of premiums.
Promina's net profit for the 2004 calendar year came in at $458 million, 54 per cent higher than for 2003 on a proforma basis.
"It was a great year for investment and our funds managers delivered exceptional results," Mr Wilkins told journalists.
As with the other big life and general insurers, Promina benefited from the good investment climate, as the Australian sharemarket rocketed to record highs during 2004.
Promina's investment income from its insurance reserves jumped up to $163 million from $92 million in 2003.
The number of premiums written was also higher.
Gross written premium grew by 3.5 per cent to $3.08 billion.
"That was all volume. No price increases at all," Mr Wilkins said.
However he said Promina was beginning to face price pressures, especially in its commercial insurance in Australia.
"Against a backdrop of increasing competitive pressure, we are targeting growth in gross written premiums of three to five per cent and an insurance margin in excess of 10 per cent; and growth in new business for the financial services division of eight to 10 per cent," he said.
The 2004 year was Promina's first full year since listing on the Australian and New Zealand sharemarkets in May 2003, after it was spun off Britain's Royal & Sun Alliance plc.
The 2004 results were provided on a proforma basis, adjusting the 2003 results to reflect a full 12 months of the group's operation instead of only seven.
Without the adjustment, the increase in Promina's reported net profit was 68 per cent over 2003.
Promina's insurance margin - the key measure of how much money from premiums actually drops down to the bottom line - was down 0.3 points to 10.1 per cent in 2004.
Mr Wilkins said the margin would actually have been 14.2 per cent if Promina hadn't bumped up its insurance reserves during the year.
Promina's reserving was pushed up to 90 per cent of sufficiency from 85 per cent previously, representing a $52 million increase to the risk margin, pre-tax.
The group also experienced a spike in asbestos-related claims during the final quarter of the year.
Promina's asbestos provisioning is now at $204 million, up from $128 million.
Promina lifted its fully franked final dividend by three cents to 12 cents per share, taking total dividends for the year 9.5 cents higher to 22 cents.
Promina shares were 17 cents weaker at $5.31 at 1045 AEDT.
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During Operation Protective Edge, Hamas has used populated areas of Gaza to launch attacks against Israel. The terrorist organization knows that rocket launching sites may be the targets of IDF counterstrikes. Nevertheless, Hamas has never stopped firing rockets from mosques, school, hospitals and other civilian areas.
Hamas is responsible for the destruction in civilian areas in Gaza. Not only did Hamas draw the IDF into a battle by refusing to cease its indiscriminate rocket fire on Israelis, Hamas also brought the battle right into the heart of Gaza's civilian areas.
The IDF would not strike targets in civilian areas if Hamas had not embedded its terrorist infrastructure there. The IDF only intentionally attacks military targets. Unfortunately, Hamas never ceased to fire from populated civilian areas. Moreover, Hamas knows that even though the IDF does all it can to minimize civilian harm, including by providing effective advance warning where feasible, their rockets could eventually bring counterfire, in order to protect IDF forces and the Israeli civilian population.
Shuja'iya and Beit Hanoun
The IDF struck hundreds of terror targets in the areas of Shuja'iya and Beit Hanoun. Many of these targets were among the sites used to launch hundreds of rockets at Israel. Each red dot on the following intelligence map represents a location from where a rocket was launched at Israel.
Places from which Hamas fired more rockets were more likely to be targets for IDF strikes.
Hamas Launched Attacks from UNRWA School
The IDF was clear: it would never intentionally strike an UNRWA facility merely because it is an UNRWA facility. Hamas was clear as well: terrorists continuously placed weapons in, and launched rockets and mortars from, the direct vicinity of UNRWA facilities, including schools.
The following map displays the area surrounding an UNRWA school in Zeitoun, Gaza.
Hamas terrorists fired at least 11 mortar shells from the area surrounding the elementary school.
Hamas' Cruel Calculus
Hamas is aware of the danger it poses to Gaza's civilians by firing rockets at Israel from civilian areas and by turning civilian buildings into military targets.
Tragically, many of Hamas' own rockets falling short into these neighborhoods contributed to much of the destruction there. Booby-trapped homes, intended to detonate on IDF forces, also caused damage (indeed, the IDF has warned civilians in Gaza of this danger when returning to their homes). Furthermore, Hamas used an enormous number of these civilian buildings for firing posts, intelligence gathering spots, command and control centers and cover for terror tunnel entrances. Hamas turned these neighborhoods into an intricate and vast military network.
Day after day, Hamas fired rockets from these areas and watched as the IDF responded – and Hamas continued to fire from those same areas. It is clear that Hamas was more than indifferent to civilian areas being struck, it actually hoped for it.


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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star bed & breakfast in St. Michaels with free breakfast
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Situated in St. Michaels, this bed & breakfast is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from St. Michaels Museum and within 12 mi (20 km) of Historical Society of Talbot County and Avalon Theatre. Academy Art Museum is 10.9 mi (17.6 km) away.
Property Features
Coffee/tea in a common area, a library, and free newspapers are available at this smoke-free bed & breakfast. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a lobby fireplace.
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All 8 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and iPod docks. For a bit of entertainment, guests will find flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and other amenities include sitting areas and Egyptian cotton sheets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This St. Michaels bed & breakfast also offers a library, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary. Guests can use the outdoor pool at a partner property.
Parsonage Inn is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Library
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Heating
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Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Bed & Breakfast Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 7 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children 11 and younger are not allowed at this property. All guests older than 11 are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
This property allows children up to 6 years old for all room types. Children 7 years old and over are allowed in the Luxury Suite room type only. Extra person fee of $20 per adult and child over 6 years old applies. Guests traveling with children must make arrangements prior to arrival by contacting the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Deposit: USD 200.0 1
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- Parsonage Inn St Michaels
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Children 11 years old and younger are not permitted at this property.


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Though I have a calm and patient disposition, I possess an immense amount of energy and a great sense of humor. Kind, compassionate, I consider honesty to be of utmost importance. Open-minded, adventuresome, I enjoy trying new things. Like a precious gem I'm much too multi-faceted to portray a full picture of myself in these few sentences. So I'll leave the rest for you to discover later.
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Princeton University Gravity Group Astrophysics Cosmology Lunch(More about event)
ACTPol: An instrument for small-scale CMB polarization observations
Speaker: Emily Grace, Princeton University
ACTPol is a polarization sensitive upgrade to the Atacama Cosmology Telescope which aims to probe the small scale polarization anisotropy of the CMB, a signal which promises to constrain the sum of the neutrino masses and the dark energy equation of state. I will present the design and development of the ACTPol instrumentation. The new receiver will contain three optics tubes each consisting of three large cryogenic silicon lenses. The three arrays, two at 150 GHz and one at 90 GHz, are each composed of ~1000 feedhorn-coupled transition-edge sensor bolometer detectors. The focal plane will be cooled to an operating temperature of ~100 mK using a pulse-tube backed dilution refrigerator. The first 150 GHz array is scheduled to deploy in 2012.
Location: Joseph Henry Room
Date/Time: 12/09/11 at 12:00 pm - 12/09/11 at 1:30 pm
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Dancing all night, for the kids
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University of South Carolina students pulled an all-nighter Friday – for a good cause.
More than 800 student dancers and another 120 volunteers participated in USC Dance Marathon, dancing all night to raise money for Palmetto Health Children's Hospital.
The 24-hour no-sitting, no-sleeping event paid off – in a big way. This year, Dance Marathon raised $224,510 for the Children's Miracle Network Hospital.
The dancers packed the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center for Dance Marathon, the largest student-led philanthropy in South Carolina. All of the funds raised through Dance Marathon stay in the community and are donated to Columbia's Children's Miracle Network Hospital. Palmetto Health Children's Hospital is the only freestanding children's hospital in the state and treats more than 80,000 children each year.
"Dance Marathon is so important to me and the USC community because it has a lasting impact on everyone involved," said Jillian Kral, a senior tourism management major from St. Charles, Ill., and the overall Dance Marathon director. "Dance Marathon has the power to not only engage Carolinians to take part in our mission to save children's lives and give them hope, but to empower students across campus to challenge themselves and be a part of something bigger. I believe that is one of the greatest lessons you can give someone."
During the 24 hours, USC students learned several line dances, took part in games and contests and enjoyed live entertainment from musicians and performance groups. Dancers also had the chance to meet and hear stories from "miracle children" who have been treated at Palmetto Health Children's Hospital.
"We stand for the kids who can't," Kral said.
Earlier this year, USC Dance Marathon organized minimarathons at two Columbia schools, raising more than $52,000 and helping build future leaders and philanthropists along the way.
This is the second year Dance Marathon helped sponsor the mini marathon at Cardinal Newman, and the first year Hammond was involved. For senior Lauren Nottoli, a public relations major and political science minor who led the mini-marathons, working with the high school students offered a chance to help younger students get an early start on learning leadership skills.
"The great thing about this is it lends itself to leadership experience. You don't have a club in high school that teaches you to recruit people for a cause," said Nottoli, who grew up in Columbia and is a Cardinal Newman alumna. "And if you want to work for a nonprofit or a university, this helps you get to learn these ideas early on. It builds leadership skills applied to real-life situations."
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