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Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH
Bonngasse 18
53111 Bonn
Tel.: +49 (0)228 9 81 75-37
Fax: +49 (0)228 9 81 75-39
(Please inform us of any problems you might encounter when placing an order. It would be of great help if you included details of your operating system and browser version, e.g. Windows 7.0 and Mozilla Firefox 3.0. Thank you!)
Placing an order:
Select the item you wish to purchase. We are continually adding new items to the selection on offer.
Click on "Add to shopping cart" to store the item. The secure server certificate ensures the safe transfer of your data and has to be accepted.
You can view the contents of your shopping cart at any time by clicking on "Shopping cart" in the menu on the left. You can make changes to it by clicking on the buttons "Quantity" or "Update".
By clicking on "Order", you can order the items in your shopping cart.
If you are placing an order for the first time, please complete the form. Should you already have an account, you only have to enter your surname, account number and e-mail address.
After you have selected your preferred method of payment, you can "Proceed to checkout".
By checking the box you agree to our
Conditions of use and sale
and the order is placed. In so doing the sales contract becomes legally binding.
Your order is then sent to us via e-mail and you receive confirmation via e-mail.
Should you have any queries, please send them to the above
Prices, delivery and conditions for items from the publishing house:
The prices in the current price list. Offers are non-binding. All prices are fixed and include VAT at the current rate. Postage and packaging costs are charged extra. The total amount is due on confirmation of your order.
Orders are processed immediately upon receipt. The costs for packaging and delivery are fixed according to current postage rates.
Should an ordered item not be immediately available, we will contact you. We reserve the right to deliver ordered items when they become available. The postage costs incurred will then, of course, only be charged once.
Should an item no longer be available and it is no longer possible to find it or a similar item, we reserve the right to cancel the contract or not to close it.
For further details please refer to the following "General terms and conditions".
General Terms and conditions of Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH
§ 1 Area of application
(1) These General Terms of Business shall apply to all business relationships between us - Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH - and our customers as amended from time to time, in the version current at the date when the contract is entered into. In transactions with a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the German Civil Code, these Terms of Business shall apply in the amended form, taking into account the provisions specially emphasized; they contain the information required under section 312c of the Civil Code.
(2) Our General Terms of Business shall apply to the exclusion of all others. Any terms of the customer that conflict with or deviate from our General Terms will not be recognized unless Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH has in the individual case expressly in writing consented to their application.
§ 2 Entering into a contract
(1) The customer's order is a binding offer. The contract of sale is entered into only when we confirm the order or the goods ordered are delivered.
(2) We will process orders received from the customer in a reasonable period of time and will send the customer a confirmation of order within three weeks, if possible by email. The details on our product line on the website of Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH are non-binding descriptions. Where appropriate, the customer's attention will be drawn to any discrepancy between the description and the actual nature of the product by means of a separate reference in the confirmation of order.
§ 3 Delivery
(1) We will deliver the products ordered without delay to the address given by the customer in the order. The customer shall bear the costs of packing and shipping. Within the Federal Republic of Germany, the shipping costs will be based on the current postage rates. Consignments outside Germany will be made in accordance with the procedure agreed separately in the individual case.
(2) Information on the estimated delivery date is non-binding, unless in the individual case we have given the customer a binding promise of a date in writing.
§ 4 Retention of title
Until the complete payment of all claims against the customer that arise at the date when the contract is entered into, including claims with regard to follow-up orders and additional orders, the goods delivered shall remain the property of Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH.
§ 5 Time for payment and default
(1) Unless otherwise stated in the confirmation of order, the purchase price, including shipping and packaging costs, shall be payable within fourteen days after the date of the confirmation of order.
(2) We reserve the right, in particular in the case of large orders and of orders from outside Germany, to require a payment on account and to ship only after receipt of the payment on account. The payment on account shall be a minimum of 20% in the case of a shipment within the Federal Republic of Germany, and a minimum of 50% of the purchase price in the case of a shipment outside Germany, including shipping and packaging costs.
(3) If the customer is in default of payment, we shall be entitled to claim interest on late payment at the rate of 8% above the current base rate of the Deutsche Bundesbank. If the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code, the rate for interest on late payment shall be 5% above the current base rate under section 247 of the Civil Code. This shall be without prejudice to our right to assert greater damage if this is provable and to the customer's right to supply evidence of lesser damage.
(4) The customer may set off claims only against such counterclaims as have been finally and non-appealably established, are undisputed, or have been recognized by Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH. The customer shall be entitled to exercise a right of retention only insofar as its counterclaim is based on the same contractual relationship.
§ 6 Claims based on defects in the products
(1) The customer's rights with regard to a defect in the products shall become statute-barred one year after the delivery of the products. If the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code, the limitation period shall be two years from delivery.
(2) In addition, the following provisions shall apply to claims relating to defects in the products:
(a) The customer shall notify us of obvious defects without delay, but at the latest within two weeks after the delivery of the products. If the customer fails to comply with this period, warranty claims for an obvious defect shall be excluded. Where defects cannot be detected within this period even on a careful examination, the customer shall notify us of them immediately after discovering them.
(b) If the products are defective, we will at our choice make subsequent performance in the form of removal of the defect or delivery of new products that are free of defects. If the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code, the customer shall have the right to choose the type of subsequent performance. The expenses incurred for the purpose of subsequent performance, in particular transport costs, workmen's travel costs, and costs of labour and materials, shall be borne by Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH. We shall be entitled to refuse the type of subsequent performance chosen by the customer if it is possible only at a disproportionately high cost.
(c) If the customer sets a time limit for subsequent performance (removal of the defect or substitute delivery) and this time limit passes without success, the customer shall be entitled to cancel the contract or to require that the purchase price be reduced.
(d) If the subsequent performance is unsuccessful, the customer may also claim damages instead of the performance, or compensation for fruitless expenses. In this case, Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH shall be liable only for intention and gross negligence, including the intention and gross negligence of its agents, including the agents for whom it is vicariously liable, and the culpable violation of a fundamental contractual duty. Liability for damages in this case shall be limited to the foreseeable damage that typically occurs, unless there is an intentional breach of contract, and unless the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code.
(3) In the case of culpable injury to life, body or health, we shall be liable in accordance with the statutory provisions.
(4) Unless otherwise provided above, all liability claims shall be excluded.
§ 7 Right of revocation under sections 312d and 355 of the Civil Code
If the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code, the customer shall have a right of revocation as follows:
(1) The customer may revoke its contract declaration within two weeks, without giving reasons, in text form (e.g. letter, email, fax) or by returning the products. The revocation period shall begin when the products are delivered to the customer. In order to observe the revocation period, it is sufficient to send the revocation or the products in good time to:
Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH
Geschäftsführer: Rolf Zeppenfeld
Bonngasse 18
53111 Bonn
Tel.: +49 (0)228 9 81 75-37
Fax: +49 (0)228 9 81 75-39
Email: email@example.com
(2) If revocation is effective, the performance received on both sides shall be returned, and any benefits received shall be returned. If the customer is not able to return the products in part or in whole, or can return the products only in a deteriorated state, the customer shall make compensation for lost value in this respect where necessary. There shall be no duty to make compensation for lost value if the deterioration arises solely from the examination of the products. The customer can avoid the duty to make compensation for lost value by making no use of the products as an owner and refraining from everything that impairs the value of the products.
(3) Items capable of being shipped by parcel post shall be returned. Where a consignment of products is returned whose order value including packaging and shipping costs is up to forty euros, the customer shall bear the costs of return shipment if the products delivered correspond to the order. Failing this, Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH will bear the costs of return shipment.
(4) The customer shall have no right of revocation if the products were produced according to the customer's specifications or are clearly adapted to personal requirements, or by reason of their nature are not suitable for return shipment, or may deteriorate rapidly, or if after shipping their sell-by date would be exceeded. There shall also be no right of revocation if the products consist of an audio or video recording or software and the seals on the media supplied have been broken by the customer.
§ 8 Data gathering and data protection
The customer declares his or her agreement, which may be revoked, to the customer's personal data being stored, processed and used by Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH, provided this is necessary exclusively for processing the order in accordance with the contract or for customer information purposes. If the user leaves personal data with Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH without making an order, the user agrees to his or her personal data being stored, processed and used by Beethoven-Haus Vertriebs-GmbH insofar as this is necessary to process future orders in accordance with the contract or for customer information purposes.
§ 9 Final provisions
(1) This contract shall be governed exclusively by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany; the application of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of products is excluded.
(2) The place of jurisdiction shall be Bonn. If the customer is a consumer in the meaning of section 13 of the Civil Code, Bonn shall be the place of jurisdiction only if the customer's domicile or place of habitual residence, at the time when the contract is entered into, is outside the Federal Republic of Germany, or if, after the contract is entered into, it is moved outside the Federal Republic of Germany, or if the customer's domicile or place of habitual residence is unknown at the date when proceedings are commenced.
(3) If a provision in this contract is or becomes invalid, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this contract.
Date: 30.06.2014


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Orange-Banana Breakfast Smoothie
For an energy kick, there's nothing like a fruit smoothie. To bump up the nutritional value, use fresh-squeezed orange juice.
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 1/2 cup sliced banana
- 2 teaspoons packed brown sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 ice cubes
- Fresh mint sprig, for garnish
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Combine orange juice, banana, brown sugar, and almond extract in a blender.
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Add ice cubes and blend until thick and smooth. Pour into a serving glass and garnish with a mint sprig, if desired.
How to make it 5 minutes
Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 190
- Fat: 1g
- Saturated Fat: 0g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Sodium: 6mg
- Protein: 2g
- Fiber: 2g
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Today is Bob Dylan's 70th birthday. His songs helped shape my life. I know exactly where I was when I first heard many of them. The lyrics still figure into how I look at the world. But I think it is time for Bob to quit touring. He never had a melodic voice — it


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Washington D.C., May 28, 2013 / 05:46 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The pastor of a Pentecostal church in Iran was arrested last week during a religious service, and the church has now been closed by government officials, according to news reports."These incidents appear to be an attempt to stop worship services from being conducted in Farsi, the language of the majority of Iranians," said George Wood, general superintendent of the Assemblies of God in the United States.He explained to … [Read more...]
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Pope: when Christians lack difficulties, 'something is wrong'
Vatican City, May 28, 2013 / 04:08 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Faithful Christians will always face difficulties, said Pope Francis on Tuesday, warning that a worldly, career-based approach to faith avoids the suffering and persecution inherent in following Christ."Many Christians, tempted by the spirit of the world, think that following Jesus is good because it can become a career, they can get ahead," the Pope said."When a Christian has no difficulties in life – when … [Read more...]
San Lorenzo soccer team honors Pope on Marian feast
Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 28, 2013 / 12:02 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The San Lorenzo de Almagro soccer team celebrated the feast of Mary Help of Christians on May 24 by unveiling a plaque honoring one of their most famous "fans," Pope Francis.The feast is marked each year by a special Mass. Two years ago, that Mass was celebrated by then-Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, who is now Pope Francis.At the end of this year's Mass, the club's secretary Marcelo … [Read more...]
Adoration with Pope energizing Catholics worldwide
Vatican City, May 28, 2013 / 06:39 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The Catholic world will be united with Pope Francis on the Feast of Corpus Christi as he leads a "historic" hour of simultaneous Eucharistic Adoration. "Even some islands in the middle of the ocean … at two in the morning – they don't have electricity – but even with that they will be in communion with us and Pope Francis for one hour," Archbishop Rino Fisichella said as he explained the … [Read more...]
Pope dubs parish 'sentinel' for Rome diocese
Rome, Italy, May 27, 2013 / 09:30 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Saints Elizabeth and Zechariah was the first church in the Diocese of Rome that Pope Francis visited, and enthusiasm was high as presided over First Communion for 16 children. The Pope was welcomed by thousands of parishioners and the pastor, Father Benoni Ambarus, who noted that the parish, located on the northern outskirts of Rome in Prima Porta, can be seen either as the last one in the Rome diocese, or as the first, as a sentinel that … [Read more...]
Military archbishop honors, gives thanks for US veterans
Washington D.C., May 26, 2013 / 04:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The head of the military archdiocese honored veterans and those on active duty, thanking members of the armed forces and praying for all who have served in the protection of the United States. "We gather in this Basilica of the National Shrine to the Immaculate Conception, because we want to give thanks in that perfect prayer for all of those who have served," said Archbishop Timothy Broglio at the May 19 Mass of … [Read more...]
Wisconsin cardinal takes possession of Roman see
Rome, Italy, May 26, 2013 / 02:11 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Far from his native Milwaukee, Cardinal James M. Harvey took possession of his "titular church" in Rome, a vibrant suburban parish that will now look to him as its cardinal patron. "Be assured of my continued remembrance in the Lord and of my friendship, my friendship for all of you regardless of how you collaborate within this reality, this parish community," Cardinal Harvey told parishioners at St. Pius V a Villa … [Read more...]


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Gisela & Carlos house Guesthouse
Entrar Por Avenida Las Mercedes 203, Vina del Mar, Chile
Atmosphere 100%
Cleanliness 100%
Facilities 98%
Location 95%
Safety 100%
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- Free Breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- Self-Catering Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Board Games
- Cable TV
- Café
- Free City Maps
- Free Parking
- Hair Dryers
- Hot Showers
- Housekeeping
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Luggage Storage
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Safe Deposit Box
- Swimming Pool
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Important Information
Please note that this property is suitable for people under 50 years old.
Check-in / Check-out
Earliest check-in: 00:00
- Age Restriction
- No Curfew
Group booking?
Group of 15 or more traveling to Vina del Mar?
Private Rooms
Double Bed Private Ensuite
Sleeps 2
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Private Room
Private Bathroom
About Gisela & Carlos house
We are a family that has built a hostel with warm environment as you will soon notice in every detail.
The idea is that all of our guests, whether they be students, backpackers, or anyone that would like to come and visit, feel at home, in a quiet and warm environment where you can relax and at the same time be independent.
Our Hostel is located in a one of the most important streets in Viña del Mar; it is a very quiet street close to a church, restaurants, cafes, pubs, and supermarkets as well as the subway. It is only a five minute walk to the town centre and about ten minutes walk to get to the closest beach.
We have 5 rooms, singles and doubles. Our hostel has its own refrigerator and microwave, so you can use at your convenience. You will also have access to computers; if you have a notebook we have also have wireless internet, and laundry service. For your entertainment we have a pool, a beautiful garden and a ping-pong table. We check the hostel daily to make sure we keep it very clean. 'Gisela & Carlos House' also has a security system, so you can feel even more protected and safe. The price you pay also comes with a big breakfast with all types of fresh fruits.
In our hostel we also provide you with tourist information, and we can recommend some of the best restaurants or places to visit.
For anyone that has to prolong their stay here, especially students, we will give you a special price.
Check-in 13:00 PM
Check-out 11:00 AM
Please note that this property is suitable for people under 50 year old. If you have more than 50 and know the difference between Hotel and Hostel you are welcome.
-No Pets allowed.
-No Childrens and babies.
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 1 day before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property's conditions. Deposits paid are non refundable.


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Miss Humblebee's Academy language and literature helps children develop skills required by the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework and the Common Core State Standards. Preschool through kindergarten-aged children learn basic concepts and build a strong foundation in letter knowledge and sound. The curriculum gradually becomes more challenging as the child advances.
Children will learn:
- Alphabet knowledge, sounds each letter represents and writing practice sheets
- Upper and lowercase letter recognition
- Follow multi-step auditory directions
- Rhyming
- Blends (br, tr) and digraphs (ch, sh)
- Segmenting and putting sounds together to create words
- Parts of a book
- Comprehension
- Categorizing like words
- Sight words
- Auditory discrimination; example: distinguishing the difference between bin and pin
In addition, your child and you will enjoy hours of educational and entertaining reading that spans many literature styles. You'll find traditional stories such as The Crow and the Pitcher and The Lion and the Mouse, as well as new stories and poems written exclusively for Miss Humblebee's Academy, all richly illustrated.
Miss Humblebee's Academy Math helps preschool through kindergarten-aged children develop skills required by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework, and the Common Core State Standards. Children learn basic concepts and gain a strong foundation in number recognition, counting, and writing. The curriculum gradually grows more challenging as the child advances.
Children will learn:
- Matching and sorting
- Number recognition, counting, and writing practice sheets 1-100
- Ordinal terms -- first, second, third...
- Prepositions -- on, under, above, up, below, left, right, middle
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- Patterns – identifying, copying and creating
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Children explore art through the ages by learning about famous painters and paintings, as well as different forms of artistic expression. Children will also listen to auditory cues to paint by number and paint by letter.
Learning about art becomes even more exciting when children create their own masterpieces. Miss Humblebee's Academy offers hundreds of drawing, coloring, and tracing activities that can be completed on the computer or printed out to be used offline. Every artwork completed by the child can be turned into a puzzle with three levels of difficulty.
More than 60 songs ranging from traditional music such as:
"Hey, Diddle Diddle"
"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"
"Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes"
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You and your child will enjoy hours of educational, entertaining music spanning many music genres.
The music is available for listening on the site as well as for purchase in our Shop.
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Program offers trees for $8
Tucson Clean & Beautiful is now distributing low-cost desert-adapted trees for Tucson area residents to plant at their home and in community public spaces through the Trees for Tucson program.
Trees for Tucson is now accepting applications for Spring 2012 for home shade trees as well as community project requests on a first-come, first-serve basis. While trees can be planted throughout the year, cool temperatures make the late winter and springtime seasons ideal times to plant trees. The trees are $8 each.
To qualify for the Home Shade Tree Program, residents must be customers of Tucson Electric Power, and agree to plant the trees within 15 feet of their home on the west, south or east side.
Residences built in 1979 or earlier with single-pane windows qualify for a maximum of four trees, and newer homes built in the 1980s or later, or older homes remodeled with double-pane windows, qualify for up to two trees.
Residents who received trees in the past and still have additional space for tree planting may now reapply one time per calendar year, per residence.
A printable application form is available at www.treesfortucson.org, or call 791-3109 to receive a copy by mail or fax. The application lists a variety of native and desert adapted trees from which applicants select their preferred type and quantity. Cost: $8 each including delivery, and instructions for tree planting and care.
Library speed sharing for Valentine's Day Feb. 9
Looking for a hot date with a book, movie or CD this Valentine's Day? Want to meet new people without struggling to make small talk?
Look no further than your local library. In preparation for Love of Reading Week (Feb. 13-17), the Martha Cooper and Flowing Wells branches of the Pima County Public Library will host special Library Speed Sharing event on Thursday, Feb. 9.
In the same round-robin rotation as speed dating, participants will share some of their favorite library items and get to know each other during a series of one-on-one, three-minute conversations. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite book, movie, or CD.
Participants who aren't persuaded by the recommendations of others will be able to choose from some specially wrapped and labeled "blind date" items for checkout.
Speed sharing will happen from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Flowing Wells Branch Library, 1730 W. Wetmore Road, and from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Martha Cooper Branch Library, 1377 N. Catalina Ave.
The events are free and open to the public.
For more information about Library Speed Sharing or about Pima County Public Library, including branch locations, schedules, news and events, please visit www.library.pima.gov or call 791-4010.
MHC to Host 'Community Conversation on Healthcare'
Experts, Public to Share Stories from Arizona's Healthcare Frontlines Healthcare community forum in Marana Children's Action Alliance will team with numerous health, social service and community organizations to host a Community Conversation on Healthcare at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 16, at the Marana Health Center, 13395 N. Marana Main St.
The public will have the opportunity to share their stories of how changes to Arizona's healthcare system have impacted their lives. They can also explore what has happened in Arizona healthcare and what the future holds.
A variety of healthcare providers, experts and policy makers will be on hand to facilitate the discussion and answer questions.
The event is free and open to the public. For more information call Matt Jewett at 602-266-0707.
Dailey and Vincent sing the Statler Brothers
Dailey and Vincent will be performing at the DesertView Performing Arts Center on March 2, at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
With a unique blend of bluegrass and the Statler Brothers styles of music, audiences have been continually captivated by this duo.
Within five years of performing together they rocketed to the top of the bluegrass world. A sampling of their numerous awards in 2010 include their third consecutive Entertainer of the Year, third Vocal Group of the Year, and second Album of the Year at the International Bluegrass Music Association awards. They have also been recognized by the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America.
In addition, they received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group for "Elizabeth" from Dailey and Vincent Sing the Statler Brothers.
Jamie Dailey was lead vocalist for Quicksilver for nine years, and Darrin Vincent played mandolin and guitar with Ricky Skaggs for more than a decade. When the two decided to work together they discovered a mutual love for The Statler Brothers, and began to include the group's songs in their repertoire.
In 2010, they released a CD Dailey and Vincent Sing the Statler Brothers. The CD debuted at the top of the Billboard Top Bluegrass Albums chart, and stayed there for nine weeks, with 19 weeks in the top three.
Tickets are $30 inclusive, and at the door $35. For tickets, or more information, call 825-2818.
DesertView Performing Arts Center is located in SaddleBrooke at 39900 S. Clubhouse Drive.
Visit the website at www.dvpac.net to purchase tickets, and view upcoming performances.
Marana Chamber of Commerce award luncheon is coming up
The Marana Chamber will present its annual Community and Business Builder of the Year Awards on Thursday, Feb. 16 at Heritage Highlands at Dove Mountain, 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd.
Registration opens at 11 a.m., with the luncheon starting at 11:45 a.m. Master of Ceremonies will be Bud Foster, a reporter for KOLD News 13.
Everyone is welcome to attend the banquet, which recognizes companies that have contributed to the Marana community in 2011.
The 2011 Community & Business Builder of the Year Award finalists in the small business category are A New Creations Women's Clinic, Marana Dental Care and Tompkins Family Chiropractic.
Mid-size business finalists include Twin Peaks Veterinary Center and Westar Kitchen & Bath.
Large business finalists are Chili's Grill & Bar, FLSmidth Krebs and Rosemont Copper. Non-profit finalists are Marana Community Food Bank, Marana Heritage Conservancy, Inc. and PPEP, Inc. (Portable Practical Educational Preparation).
Key sponsors for this year's Community & Business Builder award luncheon are e-Media Services, Marana Community Correctional Treatment Facility, Prill McGan, Freelance Writer and Trico Electric Cooperative Inc.
Prepaid reservations are requested and can be made at www.maranachamber.com.
The ticket price is $25 per individual.
To learn more, visit the Marana Chamber of Commerce website, call 682-4314 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
SAACA planning jazz festival for 16th year
Building partnerships to preserve the arts helps sustain culture in a community, and arts organizations and businesses have come together to prove this.
"Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance has worked as a link between businesses and artists with amazingly creative results for the community and everyone involved," said SAACA Executive Director Kate Marquez. "The location change of Arts in the Plaza Fine Art and Jazz Festival exemplifies this business-arts connection through collaborations."
The event (formerly Arts in the Park) has been a local favorite for more than a decade, showcasing fine artists traveling from around the nation. However, the festival needed to relocate last fall due to long-term construction nearby Canada del Oro Riverfront Park in Oro Valley.
After the news, St. Philip's Plaza, already an existing partner with SAACA, stepped in to offer a home for the 16-year-old event, relocated to the southeast corner of River Road and Campbell Avenue throughout the plaza.
Now, artists in a variety of fine art styles, talented jazz musicians and kid's entertainers will come together with plaza merchants and restaurants to participate in the long-running event on Saturday, March 31 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, April 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Fine Art and Jazz Festival will feature a main stage with ongoing jazz performances from local musicians.
Jazz, originating in the Southern United States, was born out of a confluence of African and European music traditions. This style of music adds an engaging cultural element to the dynamic festival.
Admission to the Jazz Festival is free. The event will be held at the St. Philip's Plaza, on the southeast corner of River Road and Campbell Avenue. For more information, log on to www.fineartfest.org, or call 797-3959.
Take classes to become a Master Recylcer
Tucson Clean & Beautiful, in partnership with City of Tucson Environmental Services, will host a Master Recycler training class to provide Tucson area residents and businesses with information for recycling, reusing, and reducing waste to help conserve natural resources and improve our environment.
This class, offered periodically throughout the year, focuses on local recycling, reuse and waste reduction options. Each training class participant receives a packet of reference information, including a Reduce-Reuse-Recycle directory for Tucson and Pima County, and many other pamphlets and booklets.
Upon completion of the class, each new Master Recycler is asked to be a key contact for their neighborhood, workplace, and other community organizations to share updated recycling information as it becomes available.
Contact Rebecca Quintero, Recycling Education coordinator at 791-5000, or e-mail email@example.com to register or for more information regarding future classes and any recycling, reuse and waste reduction options in the Tucson-Pima County metropolitan area. Pre-registration is required by Feb. 22 due to limited space.
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While I don't condone the fact that you've left Christmas shopping to the last minute and you've spent nearly all your cash at the work's Christmas do, I've written this guide because I feel sorry for your techie relatives who might not get anything this Yuletide. So, here we go with the Tech Digest under-a-tenner stocking filler guide. You've left it far too late to order any of this stuff online, but you have a few days to run around the overcrowded stores in your home town, and hopefully you'll find at least a couple of these items. Just don't expect to find them in the 24-hour petrol station.
According to one research firm, other blog popularity-ranking services are flawed because they only use one or two measurements to calculate the most popular blogs. They, on the other hand, use a schmorgasboard of statistics including inbound links from the likes of Yahoo and Google, Alexa (does anyone normal actually use their toolbar?), plus US unique monthly visitor data. Spotting a fundamental flaw in this already? Or, in other words, how many of those blogs are not US-based?


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'Red' Co-star Karl Urban on Acting Opposite Oscar Winners in an Action Film
It takes a mighty strong personality to steal scenes from actors like Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, and Brian Cox, much less if they're all in the same movie. But "Lord of the Rings" co-star Karl Urban is no stranger to pedigreed ensembles, and in "Red," his latest film, he commands the screen as the deadpan pursuer of a group of retired assassins, all of whom are played by actors well aware that they look more comfortable holding an Oscar statuette than a shotgun.
Of course, even without his acclaimed co-stars, Urban is far more familiar to audiences than they may be aware. Before walking away from J.J Abrams' "Star Trek" reboot with a standout performance as 'Bones' McCoy, he squared off against The Rock as a star of the video game adaptation "Doom," and fought unforgettably with Matt Damon's title character in "The Bourne Supremacy."
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Today marks the 35th anniversary of the great blackout of 1977.
BTW Jerry Koosman had 11 strikeouts when the lights went out.
I was 9 years old and had been sent to bed. We lived on the Grand Central Parkway, and the highway lights usually illuminated my bedroom. Suddenly it got real dark in my room.
My dad was on the subway coming home. Fortunately he was in a station when the power went out so he didn't stuck. We had to drive and get both him and my grandmother. When we got home, we listened to reports about the looting and fires, and could hear sirens all over Queens. The next morning, we drove around Queens, including over in Corona near Shea. My memories of some neighborhoods on July 14, 1977 are not much different than the images you see of downtown Baghdad these days.
What do you remember of the blackout?
We first posted on the 30th anniversary, and we got some great comments over the years. Here are some:
The blackout was one of the best things that
happened to the Mets that summer...it came a month after they traded
Seaver and Kingman, and the downward spiral was under way. At least
they didn't lose when the lights went out.
Shea in the late 70s was about as depressing a place as there
is....some nights they completely closed off the upper deck for lack of
fans. What made it worse was that the Yanks were kickin' ass back then.
This was my second NY blackout - the first was in '65. This time,
the city went nuts in an orgy of looting and burning. I had just gotten
out of the subway at Main Street Flushing and was in the process of
ordering a slice of pizza when the power went off. I just walked home,
without my pizza.
STANLEY - Was at Shea Stadium that evening----I saved my parking stub ($2.00) in
those days but forgot why I saved it. Computers r great for things we
have forgotten.
RICH - I was in the second row (along the first-base line) for this game. Some
of the players brought their cars onto the field through the entrance in
center field so the headlights could light the field. Filing out of the
stadium in the pitch black was weird, but weirder was driving all the
way back to Staten Island with the entire city in darkness. We were at
this particular game because my brother was a Bobby Murcer fan, and
Murcer was on the Cubs that season.
STU - 35 years ago tonight. I was first row, field box, right field corner.
Bobby murcer signed autographs all the way from the corner down toward
the dugout. Players car headlights illuminated the field and they took
phantom infield practice to keep us entertained.


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Hello again. Thanks for the answer. Yes, we have done a panel for FHV/Chlamydia/Mycoplasma felis, and it came back positive for Mycoplasma felis. Herpes I know that all my cats have, and am also very familiar with feline respiratory diseases. (Have worked as a vet's nurse and breed cats). I treat all my cats profylactically with L-Lysine and it works good. I agree about the differentiation, this is most definitely felis, not haemofelis. So the clinical signs should disappear in course of time? Even though they might have been going with the infection for a while? See, I thought it WAS herpes, until I started thinking about myco instead. And then it proved to be... I am just worried about clinical signs and damage on the eye tissue and third lid. Also I wonder how long it will take before they are harmless for other cats. I have a male who is supposed to mate a female, and the owner of the female knows about the myco. My suggestion is that we wait until the cats have been free of symptoms for two weeks, as my vet meant was the time I needed to treat also... What do you think?


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m0n0wall does not have the IDS, Squid Proxy, and ssh (natively) access.
Otherwise m0n0wall is rock solid and without bloat. The DHCP is just as easy
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You will need to run the IDS and Squid processing elsewhere if you want to
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I'm very impressed with Monowall and will probably replace my home f/w
(Smoothwall Express) with it. I am using the DHCP server on Smoothwall and I
see Monowall has that functionality listed as one of it's features.
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From the very moment the sun rose on Sunday, May 4th you were undoubtedly bombarded with "May the 4th be with you" references. This, of course, is because May 4th has now unofficially become "Star Wars Day" in the land of the Internet and on the televisions of proud fans across the world. That was not lost on NFL Network, who brilliantly tied together two wonderful things: Star Wars and the NFL Draft for the first annual Star Wars Mock Draft.
The rules of the mock draft were simple: teams select in the same order as they will in the 2014 NFL Draft and are free to select anyone from the Star Wars universe.
Surprisingly, it was Chewbacca who first came off the board to the Houston Texans, followed by General Grievous to the St. Louis Rams. At No. 12, the New York Giants did what they do best and took the best
player character left on the board: Yoda.
The Giants get one of the best values in the first round when Yoda falls into their lap. Sure, there might be concerns about his height and some of the other measurables. But nobody on this list has more fight, heart and intangibles than Yoda. He might not have a true position or fill an obvious need for the Giants. But to land him at No. 12 is too great to pass up.
Although a bit older than some of the others selected, Yoda is renowned as the most powerful of all Jedi Masters, was a high-ranking General of the Clone Troopers and, well, is easily one of the most badass warriors in all of the Star Wars universe.
Other notable selections are as follows:
- No. 4 – Cleveland Browns select Hans Solo
- No. 6 – Atlanta Falcons select Boba Fett
- No. 7 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Obi-Wan Kenobi
- No. 8 – Minnesota Vikings select Luke Skywalker
- No. 10 – Detroit Lions select Darth Vader
- No. 13 – St. Louis Rams select Anakin Skywalker
- No. 16 – Dallas Cowboys select Jar Jar Binks (that seems about right)
- No. 18 – New York Jets select Wedge Antilles
- No. 21 – Green Bay Packers select R2-D2
- No. 22 – Philadelphia Eagles select Kit Fisto
As one long-time Giants 101 reader (Kujo) asked, does all of this now make today "Revenge of the 5th?"
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Published: June 25, 2013 at 11:43 AMI will say about the bad viewing of the river bell Terrance. If you have seen the show in Florida and think Fanrasmic is just ok and not as cool as the fireworks, by all means go watch Magical first and then go watch the second show from the riverbell Terrance. This leads for one very amazing night of night time shows. That's if you want it all in one night
Published: June 25, 2013 at 12:20 PMI really enjoyed watching from right behind the control board, except it doesn't provide a great view for most video cameras with board ops and the light towers playing havoc with the autofocus. The location provides for great framing of the center water screen with action on the island stage.
Published: June 25, 2013 at 4:58 PMAnother way to see the second show is to wait until about 9:50 when the 9:00 show is over and people have already begun moving toward Main Street. Get on the train at Tomorrowland or Main Street and take it to New Orleans Station. Get off and move into place as the audience from the first show leaves. You will get a good viewing and will not have to wait long for the show.
Published: June 25, 2013 at 6:29 PMOne thing to remember about the "take the train to the second show" idea is that sometimes the train is shut down for as long as 30 minutes after the fireworks end (depending on wind conditions at 'higher elevations').
I the fireworks go from 9:30-9:50 and the train is down until 10:20 with Fantasmic starting up at 10:30...well, you're cutting it close.
So while that method often works, it can back fire. That's part of the reason I didn't include it on the list.
Published: June 25, 2013 at 11:20 PMMy biggest tip would be to buy the VIP viewing package! I didn't know about it before my first trip there, but when another guest happened to mention it, I checked with guest services and was lucky enough to get two tickets that very night! My boyfriend and I had already watched it from "sidewalk seats," but he has a bad back, and sitting on the ground all that time can be very painful. With the VIP package, we loved having reserved seats (actual chairs!), plus getting all the yummy treats and all the soft drinks/hot chocolate/etc. we wanted!


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17 Reasons Why Oprah Is Just Like Us
Oprah—she's just like us! The media mogul has built her career on being candid about her struggles with her weight, her guilty pleasures (remember Oprah's Favorite Things?), her near nervous breakdown, and her love of all things Idris Elba. But nothing has made her feel more "normal" quite like her social media feed where she constantly posts about her life away from the spotlight. Here we count the 17 ways Oprah proves she's just a normal gal.


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I've been going by this billboard almost daily for the best part of a month, and it still makes me laugh, and groan.
Instead, he just wants the country to groan through several more years of elevated unemployment.
"I live in a house that creaks, and when I am asleep and hear that groan, it reminds me that I am back in the mine," said Avalos.
When we hear a groan in the audience we know we did something right, because they get it.
Copper mining is the most toxic form of metal mining in the United States, but you can only moan and groan about it so much.
He sank back in his chair with a groan, and covered his face.
I could hear them creak and groan under the pressure, as they went by.
Pickering endeavored to raise himself in the bed, but sank back with a groan.
And from this group in their agony rose no groan, no complaint.
Fritz looked, and a smothered exclamation, almost like a groan, broke from him.
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A dress designed by Lauren Conrad. Her line offers comfortable stylish dresses that can be worn on several occasions. When going out at night wear with a fun pair of colorful heels.
Beautiful lace confection.
I love this Betsey Johnson dress! If you wear a cardigan over it you can even wear it to work.
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Black bubble dress with a sweetheart neckline. Wear with flats during the day and heels at night. And it looks very comfortable!Added 9 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters
Tank dress cut short with an open scoop neckline at the back trimmed with thick straps. A casual dress you can wear with tights and heels or just with sandals. Make it more fancy with layering jewelry.Tags: fashion, Clothes, style, womens clothes, dresses, black, women, cocktail, women's fashionAdded 9 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters
Embroidered at the waste and scoop neck dress. Cute and classy and perfect for the summer. Can be worn with flats or heels.
Sweetheart neck with spaghetti straps. A more mature dress but still cute. Wear with necklaces and heels.
A short tank sequined dress covered in sequins from head to toe. This dress is definitely on my wish list. It is so fun and paired with high heels you will be the best dressed person wherever you are.
Strapless silk dress with gathered elastic banding at top and bottom and empire waist. Cute, classy and fun. Pair with bright flat sandals or high heels depending on the occasion.
Black pleated empire waste halter dress. This dress is perfect for any occasion. Wear with strappy heels. This is one of my favorite dresses because its perfect for casual and dressy ocasions.
An Ella Moss jersey halter dress. Short and fun for the summer. Wear with sandals in the early evening or heels to wear out at night.
A short fun dress to wear out on the weekends. Scoop neck and racer back and slip dress lining. Add color to the dress with a fun pair of heels and purse.
A V neck silk dress with a purple pattern starting at the straps and forming a razor back down the back of the dress. A great summer black dress to wear out to your summer parties. Pair with black heels.
A backless black dress that is still classy. The Jewel straps across the back are detachable. Where the dress with simple heels so it still remains classy. Perfect for a Friday night out!
An Ella Moss dress with a button keyhole at the bust. A more casual dress that should be worn with flats or sandals. The razor back makes the dress more intricate and fashionable.
A short black jersey dress with white patterning at the top. A more casual black dress to wear out to dinner or to an evening cocktail party. Pair with sandal flats in the summer or higher heels in the winter.
A black silk strapless dress with a lace decorative pattern. I think it would look great with pink heels. This stress is cute and sophisticated. Perfect for any work or cocktail party where you want to stand out.
Spaghetti strap dress with an empire waist. The bottom of the skirt is decorated with a flower pattern making this dress more than simple.
A fancier cocktail dress for a special occasion. V neck draped with sequins should be paired with strappy, fun heels. Fun and fancy, I think this dress is great.
Strapless dress accented with a white strap under the chest. Sophisticated and stylish. Its simple but can be accented with jewelry, strappy heels and a clutch. Perfect for any age.
A deep V neck black dress accented with silver studs around the neck line. Tie string in front and a zipper in the back. Wear with simple black heels and simple jewelry.


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Tools for Mining - Web Data Mining Tools
What is Web Data Mining?
Web data mining, also known as screen scraping, web scraping and data extraction is using software and tools to extract data from sources that are not formatted to be used as automated data sources. Most web information comes from web pages, often in the form of html that is formatted for a human being to read, rather than a computer. This presents obstacles for the automated system, such as embedded images, multimedia, or formatting elements that are not a part of the desired text (which is to be analyzed).
Where Did Web Data Mining Come From?
Web data mining has grown out of the large volumes of data freely available on the web. Prior to data mining becoming a stand-alone task, business analysts and statisticians extracted and analyzed datasets. However, the large volume and technical nature of data necessitated the creation of data mining tools designed specifically for web data mining.
How Will Web Data Mining Benefit My Business?
If you would like to know more about your customers and when and how they make purchases, web data mining could help. What differentiates business site visitors who read articles and move on to the next site, from site visitors who purchase your goods and services? You can search the traffic data on your company web site, or compiled in your database to find out when a person makes a purchase. Where did they come from and what pages of your site were of interest to them? These are some of the things you can mine from your data.
Web data mining can also be used to extract data from elsewhere in your industry, such as price lists and user data.
Once web information is collected it can be used to improve your marketing results. Your company can make educated decisions about what kind of contacts to make with a customer, when, and in what format. Rules can be created about what type of data to gather, how it is organized, and how it is assessed. You can decide if it is most likely that a customer will make a purchase after he is contacted by email, or snail mail, or phone based on the information that you have mined.
Where Can I Find These Tools for Mining?
Web data mining tools are plentiful. And most vendors offer a demo, freeware or both to help you determine which tool for mining are the best for your business.
For a list of web data mining tools vendors, try DMOZ. Kdnuggets also has a list, that is categorized commercial or free .
Two very well known industry vendors are SAS and Cognos. And never one to miss out on a hot market, Microsoft has an analyticaproduct as well. Take advantage of free trials for data mining tools by trying out more than one before you decide.


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Three-year government bonds today sold at yields lower than March bonds, as demand picked up for assets perceived as safe. Falling yields have also been seen recently in the 1- , 5- and 7- year bonds. If the yield drop is temporary, the US stands to benefit in particular tomorrow and Thursday, when 10- and 30- year bonds are auctioned.
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The projects for the Google Summer of Code 2011 at Crystal Space have been chosen.
We are happy to have got once again six slots.
Here is the list of accepted projects:
- Antony Martin: support of GLSL shaders
- Santiago Sánchez : approximating dynamic global illumination
- Alexandru-Teodor Voicu: real-time self-shadowing for dynamic transparent objects
- Matthieu Kraus: adding OpenCL support to lighter2
- Liu Lu: improvements of the collision and physics systems
- Alin Baciu : Video decode support
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I've often suspected this sort of thing happens, but I've never seen it caught. A Cincinnati lawyer, Suzanne Land, has pleaded guilty to charges arising from drafting estate planning documents with the benefit of hindsight. From a Department of Justice Press Release:
Land, who until recently was a partner at a Cincinnati law firm, admitted in court documents that from January 2010 through July 2010 she actively obstructed and impeded the IRS during two separate civil audits her clients' estate tax returns.
According to the plea agreement and statements made in court, to conceal from the IRS the deficiencies in the documents that she drafted for her wealthy clients, Land forged the posthumous signatures of both her deceased clients and their living children on amendments to the documents.
Like any good attorney, she apparently also tended to her billing responsibilities:
Land also misled an appraiser as to the value of the estates, created fake legal invoices that reflected work she never performed, and lied to the IRS about the circumstances surrounding the creation of the amendments.
Fake work, fake invoice. What's the problem? You wouldn't want her to issue a real invoice for that, would you?
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Pupils from Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron will represent Wales next Tuesday (25th March) at the Finals of the Coca Cola Real Business Challenge. The youngsters secured their place at the event after winning the Regional Finals of the Coca Cola Real Business Challenge in Cardiff last month, in which they had to use their creativity and business acumen to design a marketing campaign for the sport charity Streetgames, which encourages youngsters from deprived areas to get involved with sport.
Over 75,000 pupils from across Britain entered the Real Business challenge. The event is linked to the curriculum, and the aim is to challenge students to work in teams to tackle a business task set by Coca Cola Enterprises.
At the Regional Finals in Cardiff on 13th February the challenge was to design a poster, video and app to promote the Streetgames Multisport Festival which will take place in Cardiff on 28th August. Last year more than 700 children attended the festival, taking part in 15 different activities, but this year with the help of some new marketing ideas, the charity hope to encourage even more youngsters to attend the event and get active.
The members of the winning team said they relished the experience. Elliw Davies from Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron said "It's been good fun". While team mate Caryl Morris praised the Streetgames philosopy "It's a really good charity because it helps so many people. It makes our lives and their lives equal because we can get out and do sport together".
Streetgames' Wales Manager, Caro Wild said "It was really pleasing to see that all of the schools which took part in the Regional Finals in Cardiff seemed to appreciate the social benefits of sport. We wish our Welsh representatives luck in London next week".
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Western Carolina University's Fine Art Museum at the Fine and Performing Arts Center will feature four painters Thursday, Aug. 10, through Saturday, Sept. 2, as part of the continuing alumni show series.
The show, New Perspectives: FOUR of SEVEN, represents a renewed bond between painters Chris Burnette, T.J. Holland, Stephen Kirkpatrick and Jeff Marley that has resulted in a group known as the Appalachian Seven.
This will be the first showing for these painters as members of the Appalachian Seven and a public introduction of the group, said Martin Dewitt, director of WCU's Fine Art Museum.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - The Penn women's golf team placed fifth out of 12 teams at the Princeton Invitational, a 54-hole event that took place at the Springdale GC near the Princeton campus.
Penn shot 305-308-312--925 on the weekend. Harvard gained the team title, scoring a team 906 which was four shots ahead of Brown (910) and nine ahead of Columbia (915). The other Ivy teams in the field included host Princeton (sixth at 926) and Dartmouth (eighth at 936).
Sophomore Michelle Lee led Penn individually for the second time this week, as she shot 73-75-79--227 to finish 12th overall. Freshman Amanda Chin was second among Penn players and tied for 17th (75-80-76--231), while senior Tiffany Cheung tied for 22nd (80-75-78--233). Isabel Han placed 37th overall (77-85-79--241), and Olivia Chang scored once while tying for 40th (83-78-83--244). Freshman Kelsey Williams competed as an individual for Penn, and shot 93-84-93--270 in her collegiate debut.
Harvard's Tiffany Lim won the individual title in emphatic fashion, shooting a 3-under-par 213 which was six strokes ahead of second-place Michelle Piyapattra of Columbia.
After playing five days of tournament golf since Monday, the women get a bit of a breather -- they are off until Oct. 10-11, when they will compete in the Lady Pirate Intercollegiate hosted by East Carolina University.
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A WORKMAN has been taken to hospital with head injuries following an industrial incident at a building site in Branksome.
At around 12.20pm emergency services were called to the building site of an apartment block on St Aldhelms Road, next to the supermarket Lidl.
A spokesman from the South Western Ambulance Service said a man was taken to Poole Hospital after he fell approximately four feet from a crane onto a scaffolding platform.
He said: "One male casually was taken to hospital with head injuries and a cut to his face.
He added: "A spinal board and a head collar were used as a precaution."
Firefighters from Westbourne, Redhill Park and technical rescue teams from Poole Fire Station scrambled to the scene and used an aerial platform to reach the casualty.
A spokesman from Dorset Fire and Rescue Service said: "Firefighters got to work using the aerial ladder platform and rescued the casualty using a basket stretcher. The Casualty was then transported to hospital by Ambulance."
Following the incident, the A35 Poole Road was closed from the LV roundabout at County Gates to Redlands Roundabout at John Lewis. The road has now been fully reopened.
Dan Stoodley, a mechanic at Eden Vauxhall, which sits opposite the building site, witnessed the man being rescued by firefighters.
He said: "I was working out the back at the time. We didn't even hear the sirens.
"By the time I looked out the crane from the fire engine was already up and the man was being dealt with by the paramedics.
"It is very shocking. We get ambulances going by all the time because it's such a busy road but you don't expect to hear about something like this.
"We hope he's OK."
Sharon Canning, owner of Move On Rentals, which also sits opposite the building site, said she saw the crane at the site operating shortly before the emergency services arrived.
She said: "We were having a meeting and the crane was going backwards and forwards. We closed the blinds because it was so distracting.
"About fifteen minutes later we heard the ambulances.
She added: "You always hear sirens along here but you don't expect to see them right outside."
A spokesman from Dorset Police said the Health and Safety Executive have been made aware of the incident.


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by MariI like to tell people that I'm a quarter Lutheran.But I'm really not.I tell people that because it helps them to stay focused on the story — because when someone makes a statement that ridiculous and silly, naturally, everybody's going to start asking questions.When I was a little kid, we spent a lot of time with my grandparents in South Dakota. I think we visited about one weekend per month (roughly), and we always went to church with them. Hence, my being a quarter Lutheran.Between all the Chapel services, Sunday School and roughly one Lutheran church service per month, by the time I was about 5 I knew just about everything there was to know (from an intelle … [Read more...]
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Former Nebraska All-American Kelsey Griffin erupted for 16 points and a game-high nine rebounds to help power the Australian National Team to an 83-74 win over defending Asia Cup champion Japan on Tuesday in Bangalore, India.
Kissinger Nebraska women's basketball incoming freshman Taylor Kissinger erupted for Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star Game records with 26 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Blue team to an 85-81 victory over the Red squad at Lincoln North Star High School on Monday night.Shines at NCA All-Star Game
Former Nebraska women's basketball All-American Kelsey Griffin played a pair of outstanding games in her debut with the Australian National Team in pool play at the FIBA Asia Cup in Bangalore, India, July 23-24.
Nebraska's first freshman signing class under Coach Amy Williams was ranked as the No. 20 group in the nation by espnW in its final rankings of the 2017 high school seniors on July 13.
Kelsey Griffin likes to set big goals and accomplish big things, and she isn't afraid to take a risk. But when the Nebraska legend from Alaska became an Australian citizen in 2015, making a national team wasn't on her to-do list.
The Nebraska women's basketball team will collide with Clemson in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Thursday, Nov. 30, the Big Ten Conference announced on Wednesday.
One of the top 100 players nationally in the 2017 high school senior class will join the Nebraska women's basketball program for the 2017-18 season, as Coach Amy Williams announced on Friday that 6-5 center Kate Cain will join the Husker program.
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Junior guard Emily Wood leads a group of four Husker women's basketball student-athletes who will earn their degrees from the University of Nebraska during commencement exercises at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday morning.


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Gary Atwood, MLS will be presenting the Dana Medical Library's Funding to Publication series which has been updated with some classic workshops and has added new ones on data management and journal publishing. Everything kicks off on September 9th & 10th with Nancy Bianchi's "Which MedLine Should I Use? Finding the Best Fit" workshop. The rest of the schedule includes:
• Sept.16 & 17 – Finding Grant Opportunities: The Search Process with Hilda Alajajian, MLS
Learn how to use Pivot to identify potential funding opportunities, set up automated funding alerts, and find collaborators. We will also highlight other grantsmanship tools available for UVM faculty and students.
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The transition you use is an aesthetic choice on your part. If you go with a 4 part transition then your shawl will be asymmetrical in color and the changes from skein to skein will be wider. If you go with the 7 part transition you will have a symmetrically colored shawl, but you will have 6 transitions within the shawl instead of 3.
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LAS VEGAS - For months - years, really - Parker Jackson-Cartwright hasn't been able to demonstrate why the Arizona Wildcats pursued him to be their point guard of the future.
A stress fracture in his left foot cursed his early prep career. Last year, a high right ankle sprain cost him most of the travel-ball season and part of his 2012-13 season at Los Angeles Loyola High School. Then, just as he finished the season strongly, another ankle sprain kept him out much of this spring.
Only now, in the summer before his final high school season, is the diminutive but electric point guard at full speed. Playing for the California Supreme, coached by former Wildcat guard Miles Simon, the 5-foot-10-inch Jackson-Cartwright is showing off quickness, sharp passing and a basketball court sense that usually results in the right teammate being set up at the right time.
It's him. Finally.
"When he's healthy, he's one of the best in the country," Simon said about the UA commit. "He's dynamic. He can run a team, (opponents) can't keep him out of the lane, his jump shot is improving and he's an excellent defender.
"He's a special player. A special player."
Funny thing is, Jackson-Cartwright is at full speed just when many players his age could be tempted to slow down. He's in his final weekend of travel-ball and, because he's already chosen a college, hardly needs to impress college coaches.
But the motivation burns internally. He can't ignore it.
"I always have something to play for," Jackson-Cartwright said. "I'm a competitor. Every time I step on the floor I'm going to do my best to win the game."
Another motivator is that the Las Vegas Classic is Jackson-Cartwright's final appearance with the Supreme, for whom he has played since the eighth grade.
"It's really sad because I think back how many years of AAU basketball, and this will be my last one," Jackson-Cartwright said. "It makes you think a little bit."
So far, though, he's going out with momentum. Jackson-Cartwright helped lead the Supreme into the round of 16 in the Las Vegas Classic's most prestigious championship bracket on Saturday.
With the Supreme leading by just four points late in a Saturday afternoon game against ProSkills, Jackson-Cartwright blew through the defense for a coast-to-coast layup. His team wound up winning 71-59.
"I just try to make plays," Jackson-Cartwright said. "I'm very versatile. I can do a lot of things besides passing and scoring."
Jackson-Cartwright had shown signs he was finally ready during Loyola's summer games last month. He scored 31 in a 26-point win in a tournament last month, among other performances, and Simon couldn't wait to get him with the Supreme.
"I knew in June when he was healthy that he was playing great," Simon said. "He was ready to go as soon as July started."
At the same time, Jackson-Cartwright said he has been working to strengthen the muscles around his ankles, hoping he can continue playing well and get back into top shape for his final season of high school basketball.
"I'm just working hard getting my body right, trying to get rid of some of these knick-knack injuries," he said. "I'm feeling really good and playing well. I feel confident."
It helps that Jackson-Cartwright doesn't have to worry about recruiting pressure like many of his peers.
He committed to UA in February, the first member of the Wildcats' 2014 class, and is expected to sign a letter of intent in November.
"It's a relief," he said. "I didn't get (the commitment) out of the way for that reason, but I feel it was the right decision. Now I can focus on getting better and having a terrific senior season."
Jackson-Cartwright is scheduled to arrive in Tucson next summer, joining T.J. McConnell at the point for the 2014-15 season. After McConnell's eligibility runs out following that season, the job could be all his.
But Jackson-Cartwright knows there's a lot of work to do before then. On his health and his game.
Arizona coach "Sean Miller is a point guard, so we're constantly on the phone talking about it," Jackson-Cartwright said. UA coaches "love the way I play, but there's always room for improvement."


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James Franco Recreates Banana Boat Scene From 'Beetlejuice' In Batman Costumes For Some Reason
Look, we all know James Franco is a weird guy. He has practically made a career out of being a weird guy. But it's still sort of astonishingly strange how the actor and director came together with a group of friends (at least, they seem to be friends) to mash up the famous dinner scene from Beetlejuice with Batman.
The video is part of Franco's "Making a Scene" series on Aol Originals, where Franco and pals spin a wheel twice, two movie titles come up, and they have to throw them together. They've all been quirky and funny, but this one is probably the oddest of the bunch.